Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-05
USE Or. Reno. Cntarrh Specific. Sold BY

We are closing out our 81 w Kid Gloves at
81 so. Tyler d Carlisle.
PKs, PKs, PKs, at cost, at
Tyler Dc CartSsle'S.
We are selling our 40 cent Organdies at 25
cents, Tyler Dc Carlisle.
We have reduced our 20 cent Lawns to one
shilling. Tyler Dc Carlisle.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels and Bed
Spreads, will be closed out at cost, at
Tyler Dc Carlisle'S
We are offering great bargains in Cloths &
Casssimeres, Tyler 6 Carlisle.
We are selling Black Alpacas at reduction
of 80 per cent, Tyler Dc Carlisle.
DICK has received new lot of those beau.
tiful gold and jet Bracelets.
USE Dr. Rcno's Catarh Specific. Sold by
C. E. SWIFT.
A PARTY Of some 20 Gypsies were encamp-
ed on the South Ridge, last Sunday.
A new stock of those Dollar Kids, just
opened at MoRRIsoN's
A load of timber from Canada for the Gov.
ernment has arrived at Conneaut harbor.
The County Commissioners ere putting up
the abutment of new bridge over Conn eaut
creek at Amboy.
PREAcHINe-REv.M DE LANCE will preach
at the Union Church, East Ashtabula, Sunday,
August 9th, at a past 10 O. clock, A. NJ
The Prohibtionist will meet at the Court
House in Jefferson, on Saturday, August 49,,
to nominate county officers
A cistern of large dimensions, to be supplied
from the roof of Culley's shop, is being sunk
opposite that establishment
After a short vacation, SrEBB1Ns, the jewel
er, is again at the post of duty, full of accu-
mulated vim, and ready for business.
$32 0O-Ladies gold hunting cased, lever
watches, warranted good time-keepers, at
STEBBINs', for $3s 90 and upward.
OUGH 1.-Two rattlesnakes wrere recently
killed ON Little Mountain, the largest meas.
uring four feet in length, and having eight
raules.
One of our City Fathers has requested us to
call attention to the propriety of clearing the
debris left in the Park by the late Democratic
hIAAO-o'ohuNH va hO StOHdShs
Rev. II, A. Delano pastor of the Baptist
church in Geneva, has resigned his pastOrate
designing to attend course of lectures at the
Rochester, New York, Theological Seminary.
Our FISHERMEN are dong very fair bust
ness at this time. The catch is almost wholly
confined to whitefsh-no trout, and but few
pike are brought in,
GEORGE BRAKE, the mason, having pur-
chased lot ON Centre street nearly opposite
the residence of NJ Newberry, is putting up q
house for his own occupancy.
ANOTHER GAS WELL.-At the depth of
about ITO feet large vein was struck at Cha
grin Falls. 1t is intended for heating and
lighting the paper mill al that place.
For the next four sabbaths, while the Rev.
Mr.. TowLE, Pastor of the Congregational
Church, is enjoying his vacation, his people
will worship with the Presbyterian church.
Don't fail to ask for an engraving if you de-
sire one, when you purchase a package of
SwIFT's Dollar Tea, as any purchaser is enti-
tied to one for the asking. new supply just
received.
THE DEMOCRATIC interest has so nearly
died out here that the enthusiastic individuals
who took planks to the Park, for seats during g
McCook's speech, have forgot to to take them
away again.
The Fredonia Censor says that snow fell in
Gerry, a week ago last Thursday, TO the depth
OF two inches, also, that the workmen on the
L. s. railroad found the tusk of a monstrous
animal in the gravel, sixteen feet deep.
The Ashtabula House has again been open,
ed after being for many months closed We
are glad TO announce that the old landlord, H
FIELD, is again at his post, and ready to at
tend to the wants Of the travelling public
ExcHANGE.-Rev. CHARLES KMBALL, O
the young colony church of Erie, supplied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church of thI
village by way of exchange, on Sunday last
He showed himself of more than average abil
ity.
Lake county is moving In tho matter of he
Fair, as we are reminded by the receipt of /,
complimentary ticket, from its Secretary, d
w. MEAD, ESQ, The 27th, 2sth and Goth o
Sept are the days designated for holding thu
fair.
Real ESTATE TRANsFER.-We hear that II
FIELD has sold his house and ~ acres of lant
at East Village, to Fl, F. GIDnIEGs of Wayne
for $4,000. Mr.. GiddingS, We apprehend, in.
tends to make Ashtabula his future place o.
residence,
JOHNNY HENpRy has been investing in rea
estate, having purchased of DIR. FARRINaTos
house and lot cornering on Camp s. Humph
rey streets, near the fair grounds, for 81 900
The Investment is not bad one, and futur,
margin Of profit will very likely be realized