Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. Is, 1872.
LOCAL and
.rha rninn Schools opened Monday

The Union Schools opened Monday
last
&C, h. Angstadd has purchased the
cool yard of II. Richmond.
r. G. Services, Esq, of Garfield, has
been appointed .. S, District Judge o.
Montana
There will be religious services at
The Union Church, on the Parkmsn
road, next Sabbath. at half-past ten
O'Clock A. NJ.
Mr.. A. n. Allen, of this township,
has two acres in wstermelons. SPeci-
mems left at this ofice proved excellent.
Mr.. A. has our thanks.
The attention of persons interested
is called to the card published by the
Warren Homestead and Loan Associa'
tion, in cur Local Notice column.
Zrae managers Of the Mahoning Co.
Agricultural Fair will please accept our
thanks for a complimentary" to the
exhibition which comes off Oct. l, 2
and g..
"A band wagon was purchased, re-
Gently, for the Carter Cornet Band of
Miles. The young ladies presented
them with a handsome blue satin BAN
ner.
The Mdhoking Register is now pub
lished semi-weekly and weekly. We
wish the enterprising editor and propri-
etor. Mr.. Hudson, the abundant success
which his energy and ability merit.
-Messrs. Kirk d Christy and Mr..
VIM. K~ernahan, haYe been given the
contract to furnish the ties for the
gainesville, Y. & P. narrow gauge Rail-
road, between Youngstown and Far
mington.
Mr.. Harris Ewalt, of Rowland,
found, last Sunday, under the seat OF
the carriage in which he attended the
fair at Warren, two pocket-books.
Neither of them contained any clue to
the ownership. 1t is conjectured that
they were distracted from the pockets
of persons on the fair grounds by the
hght-fngered gentry who are known to
have been operating there, and who
after rifing them of their contents de-
posted them in Mr.. Els. carriage to
avoid detection if search should be in
stituted.
Another Intellectual attempt at get
ting together enough of the constituency
of Greeley and Brown to constitute a
respectfully sized gathering, was made
Wednesday evening last at Woods
Hall. The meeting, like those formerly
attempted here, was eminently success
full as an exponent of the i'll repute in
which the movement is held. The lack
~ofinterest manifested in these futile en-
deavors to gain a public recognition of
the existence here of the anomalous
fusion, should ~efectualIy dispossess of
their infatustion ali who have been
lured into indorsing the bargain and
sale consummated by the Cincinnati
nominations.
"A strange man got off The cars at the
Mahoning depot, on Friday last, who
appeared to be either quite stupid from
the effects of liquor or sick from some
other cause He was taken care of by
one of the town trustees and conveyed
to the Infirmary, where ne died the
following morning. He vas poorly
dressed and his clothing old and soiled.
He was so much exhausted that those
taking care of him were unable to learn
from him his name and residence
A railroad check for a trunk was found
in one Of his pockets, and on examina
ton some memoranda and papers il
the trunk afforded evidence that the
name of the deceased was probably
James Sharpe, and that he had recently
lived in Sharon, Pa.
Prof. c. C. Case, Of Gustavus, the
popular instructor Of vocal mnsic, ha:
been for several weeks past visiting the
various townships in this county organ
izing musical institutes, closing the Sc,
ries Of lessons with a public entertain,
ment. The last concert given by Prof
C. was at Niles, on Thursday evening
Although the evening proved to be
very unfaYorable one, being dark ant
rainy, the little singers were greeted
with a very fair audience, which wa
highly gratifed with the exhibition o
juvenile musical talent. The granC
feature of this concert was the ycath
fullness of the actors, there being upoI
the stage perhaps a hundred children
all under the age Of twelve years-th
majority not having reached that age b.
two years. "Grandpa's Specs" wa
rendered by a little girl only sever
years old, with great beauty and cor
ectne for one SC young. The man
ner in which the children, Individual.
and as a class, acquitted themselve
evinced a proficiency in their studio
which reflected creditably upon tn
abilities of Prof. C. as a musical in
structor. May like success attend hi
labors in other places.