Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-09-25

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BY JAMES REED.
Two Dollars n Year invarIbIy In Advance.
Local & Miscellaneous.
Hanks ornII kinds for sale at this oficc.
NoTIcE-All" Advertisements should be on
the hook before =. NJ Thursday to appear
in the same weeks paper, as this is the latest
hour to which they can be delayed.
CALL at the Telegraph Office and look at the
specimens Of Job Work.
good Institution. The State Normal
School is an excellent school. For informa
tlon address j. A. Cooper Edinboro, Erie Co.,
| Pa.
AERATED Breakdown FOWLER has an
arrangement with ID. M. ANTHONY IL Co.,
bakers of Cleveland, for daily and fresh sup
plies of this very good and wholesome article.
THE DANCE for the benefit of the AleT Ho2k
and Laoder Co. comes off this-Frday-Ev
From the energy by which the thing is taken
hold of, a big time may be expected
THE house and lot of GEORGE II. Fellows,
adjoining the premises of ]. NJ. Gilleit were
sold, day or two since, to Henry L. Miller,
for the sum of S1,3OO
JEFFERSON VILLAGE.--By enumeration just
completed, we find that in the village of JEFF
ferson we have 20S families, 932 inhabitants,
of these 397 are males, and 445 females-SeRt
A TEAM with load Of stone, while upon
the temporary bridge over the mill-race, on
Saturday last, went down, bridge and ALL with
out damage however, to any thing but the
bridge.
ACCIDENT.-A son Of RANSOM SCovILLE, Of
this place of some ten years of age, fell, while
on his way to school, some days age, and bad
| ly dislocated his elbow. 1t was set by DR..
KING.
ANoTHER.-A son of Mrs WAGNER, of
about the same age, fell from platform of one
of the school buildings and broke one of his
arms.
SCALDING.-A child of GEORGE HARLEY of
| this place, was dangerously scalded on Satur-
day last, and has been in spasms most of the
| time since. AT last accounts it was more easy,
and there is chance for its recovery. DR..
KING, is in attendance.
SHEARS, the Horse Man, has found good
match for his six year old mare in Perew's
| Hambletonian stallion. In size, general make,
step and speed, they make team that is not
often oqualed They are, we learn, to be en-
tered for show upon the course at the Fair.
|
THE case of GILBERT WuIpPLE, of Sheffield,
noticed week or two since, has had favor
able termination, and he is so far recovered as
to be about. How the wheat beard was re-
moved we are not informed. Probably it was
carried off in the suppurating process.
THE mass meeting at Jefferson, coming on
Thursday as it does, of this week, we have
been unable to give it the dignity of our pres
ence We doubt not our friends have been
more fortunate, and that Gov. HAYES was met
by a large and enthusiastic audience.
| GooD YIELD.-The early Rose Potato is
atfortling the best of evidence Of its excellence
of quality and of the profit of its yield. H. Brat
| ten, of the Lake Shore, east planted pounds
of seed-l4 potatoes-and gathered therefrom
- bushels! Five of the lot were put upon
the scales, and were found to weigh pounds.
Ifthere are any she bears about the woods of
Geneva, such as tore the saucy youngsters that
reviled the venerable and shiny y-headed prophet,
as we read, we shall not be surprised to hear of
their paying a visit to the Times office, and
gobbling up the whole of that establishment
editor, devil and all. Provocation and prece-
dent are both ON the side of such visitation.
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H. II. LLOYD G. Co.'s New TowNsIIIp MAP
OF ONO, for clearness, print, accuracy and
amount of information, is the incest thing of
the kind we have ever seen. In fact it is eighty
| eight county maps combined into one new
large map of the State. The publishers seem
to have accomplished two things, first, in pro-
ducing Me6est map, and lastly, in affording il
to the people at about one half the usual price
A. L. Kingman, General Agent 17O Superior
Street, Cleveland. 1030t4
THE ALLEeHANIANs--We are glad of an
other chance to listen to these performers
Their vocal music has always been of the
most pleasing character, and their bell ringing,
though, perhaps not quite equal to the veteran
Peak Family, is, nevertheless, next to these
superior performers. There is nothing half so
ravishing as those sweet tintnnabulary sounds
OUR BAND, which has made considerable
advancement of late both in execution and in
its selections of music, favored the Village Ed
itor with a tune, which, with the surroundings
of temperature and the moonlight splendor
produced the best effect imaginable. Music at
night never fails to smooth our wrinkled front,
and sweetness and gentleness, as Pat would
say "gits the disadvantage of us intirely."
THE REPUBLICANS OF AsHTABULA are re-
quested to meet at Clarendon Hall, on Thurs
day evening, October 7, to listen to speech
from Hon. SAMUEL MKEE, one of the loyal
men of Kentucky. We understand that the
Colonel is an experienced stumper, and pop
ular and effective speaker Give him the slim
ulant of full house, that we may draw from
his metal its best ring
VIM. MUNsoN, of Cleveland, while engaged
upon the new bridge, on Wednesday morning
last accidentally fell from heighth of twen-