Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-02-25
y. M. PEETENGILL * co.,
No 81 Park Row, N. Y, and
GEOHGE T.. HOWELL a. co.

Hanks oraIi kinds for sale at this ONCE.
y. M. PETTENGILL * CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, N. Y, and
GEORGE p. HOwELb a co.
No. 40 Park Row, N. Y.
Are duly authorized agents for the Telegraph,
In that city, and hilly empowered aud prcpar
cd to contract for inserting advertisements for u at
lowest cash rates. Advertisers In that city there
forc seeking country advertising; will aud their avors
promptly, houoraby and correctly attcuded to II left
with either Of the above houses
sayingo for the Times.
"Keep TO the Right as the Law directs"
can honest start makes a cheerful heart"
Lessons Of practical wisdom are sometimes
but the filtcrings of the excentric, ludicrous
pld comcal.
The Rouing of apples is common com
plant this season, and some of those who laid
jim, as they supposed, an abundance in the fall
now 6nd their stock exhausted
A New in. Iron Water Pipe is about TO
'be laid in place of the two inch lead supply.
ing the tank at the Railioad Station. The oc-
,casional obstruction and bursting of the lead
IS stlie reason for the change.
Coop Coal. STRONG 4 MANNING are sup
plying an excellent quality in anthracite coal
The quality of this coal may be easily known
by the clear white ash, and its freedom from
slate or clinkeF.
THAT Box, sent to Rev. &. w. RANDOLPH
missionary in Iowa, by the ladies of the Pres
byterian chuEch Of this village has been
heard from, and letter of grateful aeknowl-
ment received.
Spring Prints, Brown and Bleached Cot
tons, Gotten Yarn, all Nos, Cotton Warp and
Knitting Cottons just received at
TYLER & CAnLISLE's.
OUR COLUMBUS LETTER has failed us again
this week. We know of no reason but that
the proceedings of the Assembly have not
been Of sufficient interest TO repay the labor
of reporting them.
Spring Prints, Brown and Bleached Cot
tons, Cotton Yarn, all Nos, Cotton Warp and
Knitting Cottons just received at
..1. TYLER ,& CARIIsLE's.
KNesvILLE AcApEMY .-The present term
of this Institution will close Friday, March
8rd. The Spring term will commence on
Tuesday, March 2lst, 1871. The present corps
of teachers will be in attendance next term.
In this changeable Spring weather, coughs
and colds are more prevalent than in mid-win-
ter but relief is promised by multitude of
Cough Balsanls, syrups, Lozenges and Tro-
,ches, all of which are for sale at SwIFT's Drug
Store.
The REV Mr., TowLE, who received the
unanimous call of the Congregational church
to become its pastor, for a given time-one
year-7has occepted, and entered upon paro-
chial duties, giving evidence of a warm!heart-
ed and earnest christian, and talent enough to
make his laboEs effective in his masters SER
vice.
The lecture OF Prof TUCKERMAN Of.Austin-.
burg Institute on Friday evening, is the Sec
ond-"Up the Rhine" being the irst-of Sc.
ries of lectures to be given in this place, with.
in few weeks, on popular subjects, at an ad-
mission of 10 cents. That of Pref TUCKER
MAN, from his well-known attainments, prac-
tical common sense apd observation, and his
fluent aud graceful delivery, will, no donbt,
amply pay the listener for an hours attention.
The subject-"Practicabilt and Impractical,
'bility of learned men," affords a good field for
tuc vi DOlu ldCI VI ldHCy.
MAJOR julius FISK, landlord of the Cliff
House, Rocky River, eight or nine mifes west
of Cleveland, on Thursday night of last
week, was shot, dying soon after, by girl
named JENNIE DRoz, who had been wal er
in the house. Fisk was bachelor and the
girl claims that she was seGuced and discas,
ed by him, and her repeated appeals for assist
wa tod xtitl nd oli
In dispair and madness, she pcrpetrated the
deed, at the Cliff House, after one Of these ap-
peals for assistance.
A new steam fire engine is the last sensation
at Painesyllc 1t is one of Silsby's improvtd d
Eotaries, from Senaca Epls, and endowed with
both strength and beauty, having the power 10
throw 500 gallons of water per minute,
through 1000 feet of hose So says the i'd
certiser. The price is not given. Another
novelty of the place is the use of the Cowles'
House office for Sunday evening paryer-meet-
ings-a plan that is said to work well mas
much as the old habitues stand fire well, and
good audiences are in attendance.
MEssRs. SroRRs, HARRISON & Co., have
just gotten cut q new and very full apl at
tractiye catalogue of choice flowers, many of
them new and illustrated by elegant cngra-
wings. The book is interesting and full of in
formation to those who are fond Of flowers
and shrubs. 1t also contains the prices at
which the choice varieties can be obtained
Messrs. sterrs, Harrison & CO., are bonorable
men and will do what they promise. Those
who want trees, vines, shrubs or flowers, will
find every thing regulated by experience and
business care and integrity.
pRAMATIC.-The l. o, G. 7. of North
Kiagsyille, are to give a dramatic entertain
ment at their Hall on "Wednesday evening, the
first prox They are to bring out "The Peo-
pies Lawyer" with a fun troupe of sixteen
ladies and conference.-the whole to conclude
with the genuine old Shaker dance" in
which nine couples appear in original Shaker
Dance costume. The thing can't help but be
rich, and as the cost of the enjoyment is only
quarter, no one within hail. can help being