Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-04-08

cattle must not be permitted to longer run at
large on pain of roundage
Remember the "Tax"--"No Tax" election
to come off at the Mayors office on Saturday
sxening the 9th, at Il past o'clock.
THAT dollar Tea at SwIFT's is good Tea
TO seil and good reason for it. tits said to suit
all tastes, and has less that Objectionable In
its preparation than come other kinds of Tea
A BILL authorizing the Trustees OF Ashta-
bula township to purchase fair grounds, was in
troduced by Mr.. FITCH on the afternoon of
the 4th.
An error was made in the ailusson to the
young bull noticed last wcelZ, of Mr.. FARNK
WATRous. 1t was called Devon, whereas
it was short horn Durham. Its Devon color
was the cause of the mistake
Dr. EAMEs. G. W. DICKINSON and JonN
DUcRo were elected to fill the vacancies oc-
casioned by the expiration OF the terms of Dr.
King, w. w. Smith and G. w. Dickinson, on
the School Board.
The ordination OF Rev.J. A. TowLE will take
place at the Congregational Church in this
place on Friday the l4th inst. Public service
at 2P. M. Sermon by Rev. II. G. HAYDN, of
Painee vile.
IL. IL. HALLS new stores, which flank on
either side friend TYLERs new brick store, are
already taken, we learn--the southerly one
will be occupied as Jewelry Store by friend
STEBBINs, and the other as a Shoe Store, by
friend CLOVER
Asa w. W. HIcKoK, who pvt forth the first
paper IN Ashtabula-the Recordey--writes to
one of our citizens from Wisconsin stating
that on the LIST inst. lie was 20 gears old, and
also alluding to his Gestitution and need.
The letter is almost model of epistolary
style.
The Horse Destemper has been pretty severe
of late, about here. valuable three-year-
old Hambletonian colt had partially recover
ed from severe attack, took cold and died
last week, the property of EDMUND LOCKWOOD
CoNNEAUT.-From the Reporter we gather
that the M. E. Church of that place have
about the requisite amount for obtaining an
organ which they propose to put up in their
house OF worship.
THE Randolph House is undergoing an
oyerhauling by the Rew proprietor-DosM
and tie name is to be changed to Commercial
Hotel.
NOVEL, BUT SENsIBLE.-The Legislature of
Kansas has passed an act abaing the road-tax
'of any inhabitant, to the amount of 81 for
every four forest shade or fruit trees, of suita-
bic size, transplantcd and set along public
hsghways
THE Painesvfle Aduerttser says that Little
Mountain, cold, desolate, and unlike its gay
self i'm summer time, is the scene of much
rejuSenation. The grounds are being cleared
of rubbish, leaves, ETC., aad all the hotels are
being fitted up for the season, which is to open
some two months hence.
MR. GILKEY is filling up with his new stock
of goods, and expects that there will be no
falling off in the taste aud attracUveness of
dis goods, nor wis the common sentiment,
that his prices are as favorable as the best and
attention to customers prompt and courteous.
We are Inclined to think that long credits fail
to command his admiration.
The Debris of the Sargent Store, alluded to
last week, are being removed. Our friend,
WIN. HUMPHREY, wkO looks as far into a mill
stone for bargain, as the next man, has made
the purchase, and already load of tue brick
has passed the village, to be used over in other
Notwithstanding no doubt, o very fair re-
tail margin of proGt
1t seems to have been forgotten by sOne, at
least, who own or drive horses, that there is
an ordinance imposing a penalty of 81. for
hitphinO IN an of tha nf ha MI NJ
have in mind several that bear the marks of
the gnawing propensity. Don't be timid Mr..
Marshal, about seizing the culprit, and taking
his dollar.
Our merchants sometimes complain that
their customers after getting into debt. turn
their trade in some other direction. This is
natural enough. and we caEnet see why, in q
financial point of view. it shouldn't pay. il
we'll followed up. After running out ones
credit 1t is not difficult TO make the cash go
anywhere, for while, when credit may again
be turned to account
The ZoSag Plot for April is before us, having
an attractive frontispiece, entitled Dressing
for the party" which will be of interest tO
our girls. "My Uncle's Watch" is continued
The origin of the name "Sheboygan" is given
in numerous historical poem by ope Of ths
editors of the Pilot. The contents Of the book
are quite equal to its former numbers. Sent
tep cents for specimen copy Address Young
Pilot Publishing Co., Chicago, III.
Representative FIEeH took advantage of th,
adjournment for election to visit home, bring
ing with him all the indications of goodly
measure of health and spirits. In compan,
with him was Or. BROOKE, of Maboning, wh'
spent the vacation here as the guest of Dr
EAMEs. Although the weather was not favor
able for moving about, he was enabled 10 sc
something of he ATTRACTIONS of the place an
vicinity, with which he expressed himself wei
pleased. Beside being the best looking ma
in the House, the Doctors manner is no
without the graees of refinement and culture