Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

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WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
by JAMES REED.
Tive Boffarsa n Year inVRribIy In Advance.
Local & Miscellaneous.
Blanks OraIi kinds for sale at this once.
Toihbcs * Brother have just received a J,e,l lo,
OF ST. LOUIS WHITE WHEAT FLoUh The ladies
say " MAKES TIE BEST BREAD or any Flour In
he market. Try barrel itOo
.,s,i smith, ~, the photogrnpher is doing big business
slnona tne leadlng citizens OF Ashtabula.
1--WE have just received another lot of Car.
pet Warp, TO tc sold at forty cents pound,
----- Tyler &c Carlisle.
We are offering special Bargains IN Linen
Napkins at 81 25, 81 Do and 81 75 Dozen.
IHley @ Carlisle.
Tyler G Carlisle are selling good Brown
Cotton, yard wide, for one shilling yard.
A"saiiics Couhterpanrs-goo1 quality, fJr
$2 25, at Tyler G Carlisie's
latfeh' Dress Goods, IN all the desirable
shades, can be found at Tyler d Carltsle'a
The remaining appointments for the desk
of the NJ Z. church, during the absence of the
Pastor, are-NIay 26, Rev. N. SruBBs, of Erie,
and on June 2, Mr.. JAMES PHILLIPS, of Ash
,abula.
There Will be meeting Of she County
Lodge of Good Tcmplars nt Geneva, on the
last Friday in May, at / O'Clock, A. NJ 1t be-
ing the annual meeting, officers will be elected
for the coming year. A general attendance is
requested. H. A. REEVE, w. T.
HAyE been a dyspeptic for years; began 10
Use the Simmons Liver Regulator two years
ago. il has acted like charm in my case.
Rev. j. c. HOLMES, Clayton. Ala.
\ man by the name of RARRER, had his Icy
+ broken on.Tuesday, while chopping wood in
Willamsfield, on the Youngstown Branch.
Andover Center, says the Sentinel, begjns TO
fal III, invigoratng effect of two N,ilroads.
Bull ling lois are advancing
On nthc1s.ofJunc the General Ticket Office
OF lhe A. Il G. w. Co, will be removed from
Cincinnati to Meadvle,
The Musical Convention which met at Am.
boys,Mas a success; oyer hundred singers
were present from different parts of the coun,
".
Excavations are making for the foundations
Of a new brick livery stable, on the site of the
one recently burned belonging to JOSIAH 5.
FuLLER.
Et' e. ANDREWS, GILBERT HAVEN and
JESSE +. PECK, were scyerally been elected
bishops of the NJ. L. Church, at the General
Conference, on the a2d.
THE Austinburg Cheese Factory is making
thirty cheese "a day. The Lenox factory
crowds the Same number hard-iallng but
one below The factory at East Ashtabua is
filling 10 presses daily.
Refreshing rains have fallen in the last few
Gays, and the vegetable world acknowledges
the effect in freshness and vigor and promise,
that imrjtris thrill of pleasure to the behold
T,and makes Us feel that this is nylhing but
cold and chccrlcss place Of sojOurn.
The dwelling of Mr. WIXrmaor WArnuos
North Ridge, some three miles east of this
village, look fire il the roof on Tuesday uf.
terioon last, during the absence of the male
members of the famty, and WAS entirely con-
sumed. The contents Were mostly saved The
mousse was quite an OIu one Insured /
For several days past the atmosphere has
lech filled with smoke from fires in the wood,
lands of several Si.;cs around us. The Mich
igan journal tells us of tracts being swept over
ir thaeStatc and we hear the same thing from
portions oil New York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey Rains within day or two have
probably qucnched them,
MOUNT IIoREB LODGE No 27, A. p. A
The following officers were installed on the
18th INST. ty d. d. G. NJ. THOMAS Mills, Of
Cleveland assisted by Bro. ANDREWS;
W. MIG. A, Knapp, ID. NJ J. f. Nairous
R,s;-W. Glover f. S.-W D. Castle,
AstSec.- r; C..Warm, Treas.-A. o. Amsdcn
hington, Con,-L c. Newell,
A,'t Con.-.ThoWalla l. T-Wm. Renuick,
0. TT. IL. Chappcll.
Messrs Garfield & MclIemingway, of
Painesvilr, the contractors for performing the
work at Fairport harbor, are preparing to
construct falEe additional piers provided for.
The woIk,it is expected, will occupy the en-
tire season. and when completed prove of
great advantage to the Interests of the harbor
and Palncsvlc. The un"xpendcd appropria.
tion, now TO be eXpend d, $50,opo This
expenditure, we suppose, will render Fairport
apoit q. .saby.
ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK.-AuthOri.y
having been obtained from the Comptroller of
the Currency for the organization of second
National Bank, in this place, with capital of
100000, the Directors Of ihe Manufacturers
Loan Association" at full meeting on the
l7th, recommended by resolution, u new or
ganizalion under such authority, and also di
recicd the issue of call TO the stockholders
10 meet on the afternoon of the 23d inst, 10
take action in the premises.
Mrs. OEEARYs COW las beer immortalzed,
swell in illustration, as in lyric numbers. A
Chicago friend sends us a life-like picture OF
both the COW and the milkcr, with chicken,