Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-07-31

SHOWOS
The leading business houses ofShar-
on, Pa, have entered into an agreement
toclose their business places at y o'clock
in the evening.
The men engaged in putting down
sewer pipe on Canal street, are necessi-
tated to use powder blast in order to re-
move the rock bed which they have
reached.
The election on Tuesday, sd, for
two members OF the Board of MEDICATION,
resulted in the choice of T. J. Milan
and I. n. Dawson. These two members
serve three years.
The Blackburn University of Hi
nois, has appropriately conferred the
degree of Doctor of Divinity upon Rev.
N. P. Bailey, pastor ofthe Presbyterian
church, of this city.
-Messrs. VIM. Richards & Sons are
soon to erect a number of cottages, Cor
the accommodation of their employees,
on land recently purchased by them in
the southern portion of the city.
1t is needless to remind citizens of
the danger of eating unripe OF stale veg
etables at this season of the year. The
alarming prevalence of dietic diseases,
should be a sufficient warning.
r. O. Hawkins, Esq, of IndiaHapo-
lis, Ind, is in the city on a visit of a
ew days. Although Indiana is classed
nong the "doubtful" States, he says
e can be safely counted en- for Grant
The old scenery in webb's Hall is
.eing replaced by some new. Mr.. J.W.
Garner, of Rip Van Wrinkle notoriety,
has been engaged by the lessee, Mr..
Graeter, to do the painting. twill prob
ably take a week to finish it.
The Grant and Wilson Club, recently
organized by the colored voters of
Warren, viii hold a meeting on next
Tuesday evening at their club room over
S. L. Hunts shoe store. Speeches and
good time generally to be the order of
proceedings.
1t is only six weeks from next
Tuesday till the opening of our County
Fair, which will be on the 18th of Sep
TENDER. While the officers of the Society
are doing all in their power to make the
fair q success we hope the farmers are
doing likewise.
With this number the CHRONICLE
enters upon its ffty-eighth year. And
with the first number of the f~fty-seventh
volume, the CHRONICLE is printed for
the first time by steam power. Sill our
watchword is, Onward
The citizens of Geneva, Ashtabula
county, aware of the fact that unless the
ronte of the gainesville, Warren & Pitts
burgh R. R. ''took inn their town, it
would greatly interfere with the bust
ness of the place, are making efforts to
have a change made in the present route.
We have received from E. P. Brain
.erd. Esq, President Of the Portage Co.
Agricultural Society, a list of the prem
iums to be awarded by the Society.
They are neatly printed in a pamphlet
form of sixty-four pages. The fair will
be held at Ravenna, September %, %
and q.
"A youthful lover sang and played
before the home Of the object of his love
for two moral hours The other night.
BE paused for a moment to take breath
and wipe the nocturnal moisture from
his brow, when he was electrified by q
cordial THANK you" gracefully pro-
nounced blythe "other %feller," who
appeared at the window.
We are requested to make the fol-
lowing corrections to the premium list
Of the Mahoning Valley Agricultural
Association. published last week: In
class S. div.3, il should have read fastest
pacing horse, DC; in committee on class
30, Miss Hattie Hosier and Mrs. 7. J.
Giimer; in committee on class 81, Mr..
Henry Butts,