Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-10-29

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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
by JAMES REED.
Two Dollars n Year invaribIy in Advance.
Local 90 Miscellaneous.
Blanks ornIi kinds for sale at this oficc.
A fresh lot of those stylish gold setis at
STEBBINs.
STEDBINs Is selling ladies' gold watches and
chains very low.
HAMBURG Embroiderys very cheap at
TYLER & GARLIsLE's.
LADIES call and see the Shawetto Suits at
TYLER & CARLIsLE's
Go to KEITHs auction, Saturday eve, and
get So worth for $3.50
Piquette gold pens can be found at STEB-
BINS They are the best in the market.
THERE arc ninety-flve inmates in the Coun.
iy Infirmory at present.
ScoREs of customers attend Mr.. KE1Tn's
auction. He sells again Saturday eve. Oct. 10
TYLER & CARLISLE have the largest and
cheapest stock of Shawls in Ashtobula.
3. KEITH sells at auction Wednesday and
Saturday evenings of each week.
You can buy Beaver Cloths and waterproofs
cheaper than the cheapest at
2w TYLER & CARLIsLE's.
PLAID'Dfess Goods great variety from 35c
TO $l75 at TYLER & CARLIsLE's.
A friend writes us from Morgan, saying 1--WE
begin to feel the prospective effect of railroad
amopg us, in the inquiry after real estate, &c"
JUsTIcEs.-FD. A. WRIGHT of Morgan, and
NJ. w. WRIGHT of Kingsville, were both rails
ed to the dignity of Justices of the Peace at
the late election.
STEBBINs has new and large assortment
of jet sets, bracelets, &C., and Is selling them
lower than ever before. Call and see them.
You can buy the best of Empress Cloth for
zoe yard at TYLER g. CARLIsLEs.
TYLER has moved into his new store, and is
no doubt enjoying its ne-tness, commodious-
ness and general pleasure which new premises
and suol-as we are enabled to call our own
usually afford.
STOLEN from the North Park, black paint
ed, round turned, IL feet ladder, for the dis.
covery Of which and the detection Of the
thief, liberal reward will be paid, and the
thief duly gazetted in the columns of the vii
lage Journal. Apply at this office.
TELEGRAPH POLLS for the new line along
the jamestown branch, are arriving and lie.
ing delivered along this end of the line. We
congratulate our friends at the county scat
upon the prospect of soon being able to hold
telcgraphic communication with the outside
world
C1E. BRUCE is mixing up sidewalk in
front'of his premises on Main street. of gravel
and coal tara sort of domestic asphaltum.
These walks when properly made, with sufli-
cient protection of the edges, are found dura-
BILE and agreeable in every thing but the smell.
No summers sun is long enough, or strong
enough to exhaust their perfume.
MERIDITH, THE CARRIAGE MAKER, finding
business to warrant his attention and energy
in this place. is having a new and more COM
modious place of business prepared for him on
the GARY lot adjoining the old Methodist
Church Brewery, where he will be found in a
short lime. He has full force of the best
mechanics employed, and is doing the best
work in the best style.
NETTLEToN's MANSION on the North Ridge,
with its lofty tower and extended proportions,
notvery inaptly raises the idea that it is in
tended for church purposes, and the question
wasraised the other day-"what denomination
is it intended for ?" The masonry is push
ing along, and with its sandstone foundation
window platforms, brackets, caps and stills
begins TO afford some idea of its elegance and
grandeur.
THE PAPER Mill Project at Conncau
looks very much like success-the stock
$30,000-has not only all been subscribed, bu'
the amount, according to the Reporter, has
been run up to $4,000, and meeting called
for an organization of the company. That's
prompt and business-li like, and augurs well fo
the enterprise. If you can't have a railroad
the next best thing is to build manufactures
and it would not require great many to exer
an equal impulse TO thrift and material pros
perity.
THE FoRREsTERs closed up their dramatic
exhibition in this place on Saturday night will
a fun house. This was true of their three sew
eral performances. Of this their acting wa
very well worthy. They made favorable i'm
preston among our play-going citizens a
well in their gentlenanly bearing rs in pro
fessonal attainment, and The encouragement
they gave of a second visit was well receive
and will, without doubt secure them heart
erecting.
PARRISH g. ROCKWELL, Kingsvilie, while a
that place the other day, called our attention
TO their stock of seasonable goods just obtain
ed from the eastern markets. 1t is liberal il
ameant as any one will see upon entering th
store, ahd OF variety to meet the wants Q
their customers They wish TO show that thei
mercaptile, tact and taste, and their earnes
wish 70 commend themselves by courtesy an
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