Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-07-19

Cholera Is reported to have made its appear
ance In the Ohio PenItentiary, and that two
cases occurred on the 14lh inst.
H. e. Parsons has purchased the VAUGHN
house on Centre Street, toward the A. Y. & p
Station paying $4,000 for it.
ORWELL Is to be favored with the presence
of the County Musical Association, L. A. EN-
ERsoN, of Boston, conductor, on the 26th
prox.
The smoke stack of FISK, SILLIMAN & Co.
showing signs of instability, has been taken
down and is now in course of rebuilding, to q
greater altitude than before, by some ten feet.
Ind ...
Our Congregational friends of Jefferson, had
soclable the other night and wound up with
lively dance, which, it is said, swamped most
of the receipts of the sociable.
ELIsLER's DRAMATIC TROUPE, that played
the "Willow Copse" at the Opera House few
weeks since. is to visit this place again on the
28th and goth instant. Our play goers will, of
course. bear this in mind.
Mr.. s. H. SANDERS, of Saybrook from tw
he clipped 2s1s pounds of wool, and from
ewes, same breed, 2115 pounds of wool after
washing.
PRESIDENT VANDERBILT. and other mag
mates of the l.. s. & NJ S. railroad company,
paid our village and harbor visit the fore part
of the week, and passed down on the james
town & Franklin.
MIR. LOOMS, a local agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine has started business, with a
new and neat establishment, that as it rolls
noiselessly along the street, seems TO say
business
LANDLORD FIELD, OF the Park House, Ober-
lin, made us a call on Wednesday, in good
spirits and physical preservation Business
has steadily increased, and patronage and rev.
enues are wholesome. He speaks well of
Oberin and its manners, and its freedom from
the bligbting effects of whisky.
The Summer II ices of the Cleveland Club
are to he held in that city, on the mile track
of the Northern Ohio Fair Association, July
the amount of $50, 900, and a large attendance
of the most celebrated tro.ting and running
horses is conidentally expected.
METHODIST QUARTERLY MEETING.-The
fourth and last quarterly meeting for this con
ference year will be held at the NJ. E. Church
next Saturday and Sunday. Services as fol-
low-Saturday, sermon, . p. NJ and "a p. NJ.
Sunday, Love Feast 0 A. NJ. Sermon 1O15 A.
NJ, Sacrament l2M NJ. and Sunday School meet
ing at 3 p. NJ. Sermon, ~ p. NJ. All who will,
are invited. A. d. MORTON.
AooIDENT.--On Monday last, as the wife of
Phillip Bishop, living on the Austinburg road,
near Bunker Hill, was getting out of wagon
near the house of Mr. ]. p. Jennings, fell and
dislocated her shoulder. 1t was set by DR..
Eames, and rs that gentleman was entering
the gate of HE patients residence, since, he
was sprung al by vicious dog, and his right
thigh lacerated and his clothing considerably
torn.
THE BIRCH House, l24 Water ST., Cleveland
by the Messrs. HUNT, is one of the most home
like establishments for stopping place, in
Cleveland Good fare, good attendance, and
everything orderly and quiet. Our young
friend, JOHNNY HENDRY, holds the position of
clerk, which is guarantee for the comfort of
any Ashtabullans that may see fit TO make the
Birch temporary home. The card of the
house may be found in our columns
Mr.. AARON PICKETT. an experienced teach
cr, has been elected us Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction in the City of Memphis at the
comfortable salary of $4,000 year. Though
n citizen of Ashtabula for several years, such
has been his quiet and retiring habits that
comparatively few have fully appreciated his
worth. This position that has been rendered
him is further illustration that prophet may
be without honor In his own country.
The Sentinel gives the following as the num-
Der of tickets sold at the A. Y. e. P. tons,
on the 4th Of July, to passengers who attended
the celebration at this place;
Rock Creek, .,....,"...,.,...... 80
New Lyme, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo
Orwell, ................ .......'''''' 2oO
Bloomfield, ...,.....,,..,,... 10
North Bloomfield, ................... So
Warren, .................... 10
940
The Catalogue of Orwell Normal Institute
for the year ending juno 1872 has been re-
ceived The following summary of attendance
indicates the prosperity of this excellent
school: Gen tlemen for the year, 104, Ladies,
07. Fall session, 144; Winter session 90
Spring session, 50. Prof. johnson, the Prin-
elpai, is veteran teacher, of twenty years
experience, and a ripe scholar. The Cata-
logue contains full and valuable information
10 all contemplating study. Address Prof.
II. u. johnson, Orwell, Ohio. $50
SERENApE>-SSme band of very good per
formers upon the violin, guitar, and some 9th
er instrument, honored the editorial den with
q serenade on "Wednesday EVENING" last. Our
vision was not TO be ifreveranty compared to
that OF Paimos, and yet il was difficult for a
while 10 determine whether we were in the
body or out. Our sleeping partner mutlered
something about "seraphic," which, of course,
had reference TO the strains of the serenaders,
and not TO thosewhieh followed as we indulg-
I'd in an evolution aad fell away into dream
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