Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-22

ana staple comodities, go TO KEITH's Auc.
tion on the evening of the 22d
You can buy Beaver Cloths and Waterproofs
cheaper than the cheapest at
2w TYLER & CARLIsLE's.
CHARLES s. HoTCHKIss, of Geneva, had his
leg broken while "fooln" on the platform of
the Geneva station on the 9th inst
STEBBINs has a new and large assortment
of jet sets, bracelets &C., and is selling them
lower than ever before. Call and see them
The Congregational desk was filled last Sum
day by Bro. BARBER, of Geneva, in the way of
exchange with Mr.. ANDERSON
Ice was found on Wednesday, the night
previous being the celdest of the season. OF
course the blighting effects of the frost are ap-
parent. The admonition was an unmistakable
one of the approach of winter.
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A vBIY fine mare belonging to JOHN c.
THOMPSON, of Jefferson, was severely cut with
ascythe on Monday night, and nearly hled to
death before she was discovered.
The scow HENRY YOUNG, of Detroit, which
was found water logged in the lake and bro't
into our harbor last summer by one of DoDeE's
tugs, where she has been lying upon the bot
tom, has been raised and pumped out, and has
aplace beside HUBBARD & Co.'S docks.
Our FRIEND STEBBINs would call attention
to some of his new goods, just obtained from
the manufacturers and importers of the east,
which it is thought will bear inspection as
well in the quality and faultlessness of taste,
lin the moderation and fairness of prices.
A valuable horse belonging to DR.. HUB
BARD, was found on Monday morning with
leg broken in some unaccountable way.
Scratches and bruises upon the legs of both
this and another horse in an adjoidng stall,
would in dictate a collision in some way, but
how, it was not easy to see
DICKINsoNs stock of watches and iewelry
just from New York, is of surprising beauty
and richness, and not stinted in amount He
has machine-the name not yet transpired-
for taking observations of the role star, and of
the solar passage of meridian, and thus secur-
ing exact and perfect time, as well as reliable
standard.
THOSE good and improved roads" alluded
not those Travelled over last winter, when it re-
quired 4S hours 10 get from Rock Creek to
Geneva according to Times chronology, and if
we recollect Alright, the mail carrier had to
abandon the wagon, back the mail, and paddle
through on foot!
Mrs. SENATOR STEWART, who has been
spending year or two in Germany, was cX-
pected recently to have left but having since
found things less disturbed and more satislac-
tory, has determined to remain, and has,
therefore, conntermanded the order for s dis
continuance Of the Telegraph. The letters of
foreign travel, by one Of our townsmcn. have
been read, we learn, by another. in Germany,
with good relish
sREAL ESTATE TRANsTERs.-The following
sales of real estate are reported as haying
been effected by the agency of c. e. BRuCE.-
A village lot lying between JOHN FowLER's
and A. ii, TYLER's new building, has been
purchased by II. II. HALL, for the sum of
$1,000.
The Foundry of JeHN w. Hua., has been
sold TO o. b. SPERRY, for the sum of $4,000.
The farm of o. b. SPERRY, couple of
miles east on the South Ridge, has become the
property of j. w. HILL, the consideration be-
ing S5,50e
Hisvery evident how Mr.. Dick sells lead
ing articles like Pins, Needles, and Spool Cot
ton so cheap. He gets bargains by watching
the market, and then gives his customers The
benefit of them lie has just bought 800 doz
"Bay State and other brands of 200 yards
spool cotton, all of which will work well on
most machines. Sold for three cents a spool
To TEMPLARs-The next meeting of the
County Lodge will be held in Geneva, On the
last Tuesday in October, at II A. NJ. 1t being
the annual meeting and election of officers for
the ensuing year, reorganization under the
system proposed by the Grand Lodge All
subordinate lodges in the county are expected
to be represented, i. JAY PINNEY, Sec'y.
That must be q prolific farm of Mr.. CHAs,
UFPoRD's of Kingsville, for besides the former
apples he left with us few days since, anoth-
or installment of the same fruit has found its
way to our den a half dozen OF which made
the beam kick at 81 pounds, and beside, we
have been provided with material enough in
one pumpkin. for the supply of a New Eng,
land township with pies for thanksgiving
festival. It's weight is a fraction short of "a
pounds.
FALL STYLEs OF MILLENRF.-- B. II.
MERRIAM has returned from the cast with
full and fashionable stock of seasenable mill
linery. to-which she would he glad to call the
attention Of the ladies hereabouts. Hey ex-
perence and taste may be seen in the richness
and elegance Of The selection of material, aud
she is ready TO make them apparent in the
combination and skill of the workmanship,
filling the orders of her patrons. Her adyer-
tisement will appear next week.
LIvELY.-HENRY LANpoN and boy, went
into the field on Monday morning at So'clock,
for the purpose of husking corn, and were
called to dinner at minutes TO -, M, The |
stalks were bound and set up, and all hut the |
measuring up and getting in of the corn, done |
for completing the job. This was done after
dinper, and the amount of ears was just 90
bushels. Some Of our farmers who know
about these -thshss, say that was pretty lively
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