Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-12


bt the Telegraph ONCE.
Try Swift's Tea at $lSO per h.
"SHoo FLY" Collars, for boys at DICKS.
DArRYMEN generally, are selling their cows
WooD WANTEb.-Good body wood wanted
at this office Immediately, On subscription.
CANNED PEACHES, of superior quality are tC
be found at the store of ToMBEs & BRO
We have snow every day now, but little OF
no sleighing
We learn from the Sentinel that revival /,
going forward at that place,
DICK has the new book "Hedgcd In" by au
thor of Gates Ajar in his Circulating Library
A FINE quality of Glover and Timothy seet
at ToMBEs g. Bro.
A Lodge of Good Templars has been Organ
lied at Pierpont Mr.. T. y. Winship is w, G. T
DRIED PEACH, unpeeled, in good order and
quality, and at moderate price, may be had OF
ToMBEs g. Bro.
AUcTIoN.-Evcrything belonging to the Ba-
ker House at the depot, is offered for sale at
auction on Friday April 1St.
CoDFIsH.-Another supply of those superior
fish, fresh from the Banks that have given So
much satisfaction to our customers.
REPORTS having been in circulation involv-
ing the moral character of Rev. Worthington
Hollister, of the NJ E. Church of Kngsvile.
He has Withdrawn from the Ministry and mem.
bership of said church.
THE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE. issued by G
p. Rowell & Co., No. 40 Park Row, New York.
contains much information not to be obtained
elsewhere. Every advertiser should read it.
Sample copies by mail for Is cents.
Messrs. Wire Il French, are building large
and commodious Cheese Factory in Lenox, of
Sufficient capacity for making Zip the milk from
600 to 1000 cows.-Sentinet
REMovAL.-WELLs & BooTB, have been for
several days moving their stock across the
street, and on Monday morning opened in
Smiths new block. This recent acquisition,
from the West Side is really making this "two
shilling" side of Main Street
THE following, says the ReporFer, Is an alb.
stract of the enumeration OF the unmarried
youth, between the ages of five and twenty
one years, residing within this country, as re-
ported for the past year:
No. of males, es,.............................. 54O0
NO. OF females, ,........................... 5332
Colored males and iemaleS...... As
Total, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10S79
pnr TT II
ing done, will find it for their interest to send
their orders to the Telegraph Office, where they
will receive prompt attention. We are con-
stantly receiving new type, and material of
the latest style, and as our office is most COM
pletely supplied with everything necessary to
make first class printing establishment, we
do not hesitate to say that we can and will do
as good work, and at reasonable rates, as any
ethef printing house in the State
Mr., KANE AND THE CHILDREN.-The Joy
of the little folks over the return of Mr. Kane
for some of his matchless concerts, is shared
by the parents. What is done for the boys and
girls is done for their fathers and mothers. No
one who attended the concerts of two years
ago viii ever forget them. 1t is pleasure to
t..
Mr.. Kane can get more out of young people
than any one else. We are ali on the qui Uioe.
CoLoNIzATIoN,-All through town people
are talking Of the far West On street corners
we hear the words, Puget Sound Colorado,
Neosho, Nemaha, Nishnabotana, Fort Scott,
and dear knows what not. Even the assurance
of any number of railroads coming into our
town don't keep people from looking to the
opening West. With such result from the
Pacific R. r., our people can get glimpse of
the gorgeous future that glimmers beyond the
completion of our own roads.
SwEEPs.-Our town was enivened last week
by the appearance of four genuine, old-fashion-
ed chimney sweeps-black as tar. Ituuite car
ried us back to days of "auid lang syne," when
the mellow voice sounded ever and anon from
the top of a chimney pot In these days of
furnaces and air-tight stoves with small Chin
neys and crooked, these Institutions OF by
gone day, are as scarce rs honest politicians.
Doesn't it do one good to see one (of course
1t is matter Of indifference which of the two
you may think we mean)
SEED CATALOGUE AND FLORAL GUIDE FOR
lS7O-M. OKEEFE, SoN & Co., the celebrated
Seed Importers aud Growers of Rochester.
N. Y, have just published their annual "Cata-
to9ue Of Seeds and Guide to the Flosoer and VeQe.
table Garden" This new and valuable work
contains full descriptions OF about fifteen hun
dred varieties of flowers and vegetables, with
instruction for their cultivation, and directions
in regard to the best use to make of them in
laying out parterres, gardens, etc 1t will be
sent free ON application to M. O'KEEFE, Son
d Co., Seedsmen and Florists, Rochester, N. Y.
6wI053.
The EDITOR is absent in attendance upon
convention of the Revenue officers of the
northern district of the State called to meet at
Mansfield, on Wednesday of the present week,
by Supervisor DwYER II this excuse for get
ting out of the Editorial den; should be taken
advantage of for a few days of free wandering,
about the State, no body need be very much
surprised An Editor who fails to visit CO.
lumbus once atleast, during each session, is not
sufficiently mindful OF his weight and import
ance In the political world, and day or two;