Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-09-30

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Notice.-All Advertisements must be handed in and
on the hook before o'clock p r hursday to appear
In the same weeks paper. This rule will be rigdy ad
herod to.
Full line of Seamless Kid Gloves at
MoRRrsoNs.
The Stockwel house, Painesville, has re-
turned to the care of JAS L. CURRENT the
former proprietor, Mr.. WILLIAMS, retiring.
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New subscribers arc constantly coming in.
showing how the people relish and enjoy our
weekly bulletin of railroad and local news
ANsEL DAY, eldest son of A. D. MnLER,aged
10 years, was accidentally killed at Willough.
by, on the 18th inst, by roller passing over
him, as We are informed by the Painesville
AdeertiSer.
MORRISON is in New York buying literally,
and good taste and mature experience are
usually eeen in his purchases. The people
will probably be made acquainted with the
fact of his return.
The Painesville papers intimate the poss-
biity of a change in the pastorate of the Com
gregation al Church of that place and that the
Rev. Mr.. HAYDN has been on visit to st.
Louis, from which call comes
New AND FRESH STOcK- Tyler and Carlisle
are now receiving the first eustallment of their
almost entirely new and large stock of Fall
aud Winter Goods, which will be sold at the
lowest possible prices. Particular next week
The Painesville Journals exhibit a rratity-
ing degree of energy and prosperity. The
Advertiser has been putting up power press
moi only, but adding materially to the size of
its sheet Then the Journal gets out daily
during the Fair season.
BLAKEsLEE, the Photographer, and his
friends, are not little pleased with the intclli-
gent appreciation of his pictures by the Com
mittee at the County Fair. 1t is not surpris-
ing, perhaps, as human nature is constituted,
that few first premiums should have this
effect
Messrs SALTIEL & LusE are trying the ex-
pertinent OF Sunday weekly in Cleveland
The second No. OF the Cleceldnd Sua,day Times
"A handsome eight column sheet made up
with tact aud ability, is before us OF its
special mission, we shall he better able to
speak hereafter.
As an evidence that business is pushing
along in this place, Messrs. FISK, SILLIMAN d
Co., are driving their Milling business nigh,
and day, and still fall considerably behind
their orde rs. The whole capacity of the mill
is taxed, and the pew machinery for packing
becomes an indispcnsihle facility.
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the Presbyterian Church on Sunday last, in
fuenced somewhat, we suppose, by the use,
for the first time, of the Organ. Prof HOP
KINs made himself at home with the stranger,
and showed his readiness of adaptation to any
instr ument in the line of his profession
A STARTLING RUMoR was spread about
town on Monday evening last, that the body
of man with the throat cut, had been found
somewhere on the Ausinburg road. The sem
salion had short run, however, and the inor-
bid appetite for the startling and APPALLING,
D suffered disappointment when it was found
that the story had no foundation in TRUTH
The remedy has been pretty well applied TO
that dilaoidated sidewalk in front of the Ash
tabula House, TO which attention was called
have been replaced. Sound two inch oak
plank, with ralbiled coal.tar Joint, has been
laid, making substantial, crcdiable job. 1t
is the work of Messrs. SEYMOUR, GIDDINGs g.
Co. ~ I'D
The Schooner ". r. Barkdl0,c, built last
winter at Lockwood's creek, in Perry, and
owned by MeSsrs. BARKALow & HARPER, was
sunk nff Point A AlbIuO nm th. n.n,liou sI ,,.,
during the Saturday night blow She had on
Cargo o wheat, bound for Buffalo, and
having SINK III shallow watcr-ouly deck
under--siie will s0an be raised with little diff
Guilty, the insurance company having taken
her in charge.
THE GREAT SHOW We hardly need call
attention 10 the first show Of the season that is
to appear in this place on the 9th prox., and
which is so well set forth and authenticated
in our columns this week We think there
can be no doubt that il is gigantic affair and
as the appetite of the people is well sharpentd
by long abstinence from such spectaccs, there
will be general and rousing turnout to see
Its attractions.
TYLER Il CARLISLE are getting In large
STOCK OF TALL and winter goods, which they
assure us is not TO be surpassed by any other
in the market. The evidence that this occur
renee affords that this firm mean to maintain
their position among the frst,class mercantile
establishments of the place. is not without
pleasure and qualification. A glance at their
shelves will make plain what we assert. See
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