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rV J. IRVING & co.
DRESS SHIRTS.
GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.

Our ELIIrTlC YOKE SHIRT Is pronounced by
thousands of wearers to be the perfection OF elc-
gance and comfort.
Our SYSTEM OF CUTTING which Is peculiarly
our own, enables us 10 tit any form or deforlnity
with absolute precision.
In the matter OF MATERIALS and MANUFAc-
rURE our ong experience enables us to guarantee
eu,irc satisfaction. T.J. IRVING & CO.,
n'# No. 913 Main street, Richmond, Va.
GEORGE L. MARSHALL and b. FORREST IECoR
salesmen .can be found at the above house.
IN. IE I'm
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i JANUARY. 1873.
NEW BLACK GOODS FOR MOURNING.
~ JANUARY, 1873.
N!.W STAILE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

T. l.. rEICE & CO.. In spite Of the recent ad-
Ignc, iE cotton goods, Will continue 10 sell BROWN
nnI HIEA, HE'D CDTTONS, SHEETlNGS, and
similar goods ut prices ruling during the fall
and early winter. thus afordlng an opportunity to
hon,rk"rl~rs AVID others to supply themselves Re-
c-n;!y received
-, 81, and iO-i Cotton Sheetings. Bleached and
Brown C";tons. Linen Shcctings md Irish Ltnens.
Towels. i!uckaircks, 81 and lo-l Table Damasks,
Ttti. Napkins. Iray-Coths, Doylies, Corsets, Bus
r"s. kil Gloves Gaun,lcts Hosiery. Linen and Lace
ilanNA"!chicls, NccktIcs, &C.; Dark and Light
Itnl>, &c. Ia ltl T.R. PRICE u co.
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Go TO ANToNI'S FOR PRUNEs,
Go TO ANToNI'S FOR PEARS,
GOTo ANToNl'S FOR FIGS.
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asas4sES. SHOES. &c.

NQSaHES, SHOES. dc.
WTE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE@SRp
w STYLES OF BOOTS, SHOES, and%&81
TRUNKS on hand, which we are closlngv ~
out at VERY LOW PRICES In order to make
room for spr ng goods. We have also full supply
OF OVERSIIUES and ARCTlCS.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
corner Fifth and Broad and l323 Main street.
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CocoASur CARAMELs atANroSI's, Main street
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Go TO PIzz1S1's FOR rRnE MALAGA GRAPES

FIVE THOUSAND SWEET ORANGES AT AN. .N1's
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LARGE CALIFORNIA PEARS AT ANTONr'S.
Go TO ANToSI'S FOR NEW DATES.
MALAGA GRAPES AT PIzzINI's.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
made to order by
Z. B. SPENCE & Son,
Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street.
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES AT Plzz1sI's.
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SptCIAH. NOTICES.

SpECJAH. NOTICES.
r-~ ELACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRs
,r Ill qualities;
RnNN,nNEs, TAMIsE,
CASHMERE,
FRENCH MERINO,
rNrHrsS CLOTHS,
rnrL1NS, CRErE CLOTHS.
,E.PE COLLARS and CUFFS.
MOURNING HANDKERCHIrFs,
FNGtlSR and ITALIAN CREPEs.
=, ,tK Mo. THREAD, and SILK GLOVES, a,
LEVY BROTHERS..
,.5 q, our lSc. yard-wide BLEACHED COT
~,> fe 10
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REMOVALS..

DEMONAL.-VALENTINE e. FRANK
LII LIN, importers and wholesale dealers In
FANCY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
NOTIONS, HOSIEKY,
GLOVES, &c,
have removed TO their warerooms, No 1913
MAIN STREET, opposite TO OLD stand. ic 2l-3t
nR. j. s. WELLFORD HAVING RE-
~ MOVED his OFFICE and j RESIDENCE TO his
new house. No. 313 east Grace street, between Third
and Fourth streets, will be found there unless pro
feSsionally engaged. fe l6-2wH
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REMOVAL.
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING-MACuINE
COMPANY
huvc removed from 9ol Br ad street 10 their new
and elegant rooms
No. eoI MAIN STREET,
where they have on hand large assortment Of their
POPULAR MACHINES.
which they offer on the
MOST LIBERAL TERMS
"a 27-lm
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LOOK At LIST OF CRACKERS.
WHOLESALE RETAIL:
"'DA HACKERS, BuTTER CRACKERS,
NiSlLk CRACKERS, WATER CRACKERS,
LEAN CRACKERS, AHROwnOOr CRACKERS,
,.fInS CRACKERS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
HV'iii!noM CRACKERS, PILOT BREAD,
st"AE CAKES M0i.AssEs CAKES.
Country merchants win do well TO give ME u call
b";ogc buying. jas
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rst- GREAT BARGAINS in all kinds Of
PLAIN. PLAID, STRIPED. and FIGURED
DRESS GOODS:
Crc,t bargains in CARPETS. BLANKETS, and
FLANNELS;
,,-r.,, !.arrstus In LINEN and COTTON SHEET
iNG>:
49,, --saIrs In SILK CK-SCARFS:
Urea; bargains in STRIPED, PLAID, and BROCHE
sUANLS;
,,r,g,, n,arg ANS In CROCHET and LACE TIDES;
,.,..llsr..lus IN ECFFLlNG.
EDGlNGS.
LhCEs, aud
EMBROIDERIES. at.
LEVY BROTHERS..
rl.iUK's and COATS's SPOOL-CoTToN, 7oc.
,g.Inlu. Hp
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si| TYCOON REPS, FOR DRESSING
Gowns. reduced to 2s and sec. per yard;
:,.esr,,rIlNS reduced to 81;
rOpLISS reduced 20 Sl.25
HA!TELSs aid EMPRESS CLOTHS reduced
from 70 TO sc. per yard:
BLACK SILKS at sl.?S. $3.50. Nils, e., se.25, $3.50
:..,s. -. :3.sa. and "a;
aIlie at q? 40. 81 30, 10, and s)c.-all very cheap
/, rrucrti reduction In The prices of DRESS
,,uuusat LEVY BROTHERS,
lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
louk nj i,r. yard-wide BLEAClEp COTTON.
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u PHOTOGRAPHS.
". G. X. FRAYSEk's PRICE-LiST.
- |. u. BRIGGSS
OLD ESTABL LISHED BAKERY,
707 MAIN STREET.

BREAD. BG NS, ROLLS, and BISCUITS.
CAKES OF ALL KINDS.
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Butter and chssse are almoat indisn nrns'-
ble articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and hesl'hy; hut an inordi.
nate nsa of either causes ind gestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gsffnay's Sunday Com
tort. Judiciorky psed VIII remove both Of
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SAYBROOK.

Ed. Telegraph. Flintis is slowly recover.
ing iromian attack of supposed genuine Aslat.
ic Cholera. All thelsymptoms attending this
disease were present, and for some hours II
was thought she would die. She was attend.
ed by DR.. Fouts
A case OF watering milk was detected at
Oca. Johnson's factory few days since Dan.
Jones, or Smith or Brown, | have forgotten
which, was suspected and the Lactometer tried
in his can of milk which showed percent.
age of water. Dan was watched aud caught
in the act of milking from the pump. He
said the feed was failing, and old Brinde kick
ed awfuly and that the pump gave down
better and didn't kick. Twenty dollars set
tied it.
1t has cost an Ashtabula chap $500 for low.
ing SaybrOok girl mot wisely but too well.''
b. Nj. G. from Austinburg thinks Ashtabu.
la very wicked city. Is this not unfortu-
nate for the reputation of your place, about
which, there is Of la:e, so much tenderness ?
CABLE.
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Railroad Matters.

OPENING-The Mahoning Coal Railroad
will be open for regular business ON Monday
next.
A new line of railroad from Akron tc
Youngstown is now being run along the Pa
and Ohio canal level
SLIPPING ALoNG.-The 3S miles between
this place and jamestown, was made with sey.
en- stoppages, day or two ago, by locomotive
Eagle Engineer Clark, in an even hour, which
is deemed pretty good time.
FORTUNE FAvORs THE BRAvE-As one iob
is closed up, another offers. Our friend and
n"ighbor, Contractor M'KENzIE, having finish
ed the grading of the Thayer hill at the Har
Dor, and made most comely and finished jot
of it, he has taken a contract for building some
300 feet of dock, extending up the creek from
Hubbard d Cos ship yard. This will be 6
field for calling into use the superior mechan.
ism of his foreman and master builder. CHAR
LEY LANTRY, who never fails to leave monu
ment IN every work entrusted to him. Beside
this, all his hands, horses, and material, hav
been shipped down the line of the Mahoning
Coal road, some miles this side of Youngs
town, where some ten or twelve miles of lat
eral branches are TO be built to give access to
the coal beds in that neghborhood. Thus,
there is work enough on hand for the present,
without interruption or delay. In the mean
time, as there is nothing said about the con-
tinuaton of the Harbor Division to The beach,
we are left to infer that that work for the pres
ent, is to stand in abeyance.
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drrfced-July "a. Schr. SnoD Drop, Capt
Pettls, from Saginaw, with 1870 NJ A. Of lumber
N Hitchcock & Prentice, and 75 NJ II. lath 10
II. Hubbard a. Go.
drrf5ed-July 2S, Scow Perry White, Capt
Baker, from Buffalo, 100 bis cement 10 H. Hub.
bard & Co.
ArT'Ced-July 20, Barge Banner, Capt
Thompson, from Alpena, with 400 NJ II. fencing
lumber TO Cbas. Bewick, owner. Draft 1I1l
feet
Arrited--July 90, Steam Barge Trader Capt.
Desmond, from Niue Mile Point, with 57S3 ce-
dar posts, to }. G. Williams.
Arrieed-July 29b, barge I'tragon Can't.
Wright, from Nine Mile Point, with 93l5 Ce.
dar Posts, to J. c. Williams
C'eared-;dght-July ssth, SIR. Snov Drop,
Capt Pcttis, for Saginaw.
Light--July Both, barge Pardgon,
Capt Wright, for Sbeboygan.
Clcared-Llht--July Both, Steam barge
Trader, Capt Desmond, for Chicago.
CIeared-Light-July 3Ol, Steam barge
Banner, Capt. Thompson, for Detroit.
Cteared-July Both, Scow Perry White. Capt.
Baker, with 80 NJ. feet of lumber for ]. w.
Haskell, Buffalo
Oleared-July Both, Yacht Humnin1 Bird.
Capt. Porter, for Buffalo, where she is inten-
ded for the canal boat tug service
-Four 1Masters-There are now two four mas
ted steamships and one fourmasted sailing
vessel on the lakes. The steamers are the ID.
BalIdntfne and Amason and the sail vessel the
Richard lWns'o,o.
THE Large" C@rgo-The new barge II. j.
Ruttcr has exceeded all former efforts in the
strife for the largest cargo. 1t took nearly all
day Saturday 10 discharge her cargo which
consisted of 62,6l3 bushels of corn, or I.753
tons. This exceeds the Arabia's cargo 81 tons.
Bufal0 ConlnnercinL
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CoUNorL met by adjournment on the eve
ming OF the 28lh ult Clerk and full board Of
councllmen present-Mayor King absent-Gll-
key In the chair, Minutes read aud approved.
Comm. on Fire and Water, reported an Insult.
ficient supply ofhose, the purchase Of more and
the repair of the old
The comm. 10 whom was referred the pc
tltion of Geo. w. Lockwood and others, pray
Ing for the acceptance and opening Of certain
roads, reported iavorably thereon, and II being
shown that the owners of land occupied by
purpose and were among the signcrs OF the pc
tition, IL was on motion,
Res0lCed, that the prayer of said petition be
granted-an ordinance read, the rules suspend.
ed and vote called, which was unanimous for
the passage. Ordinance ordered recorded and
published.
The petition of Thomas Holmes and others.
praying for the vacation Of portion of Fisk
street-due notice having been given. On mo-
ton, the petition was granted, m ordinance
submitted, the rules suspended ordinance
unanimously passed, and ordered recorded and
published.
The petition of r. c. Warmington, et dl,
praying for the vacation of portion of Spring
street, came up and due notice having been
given of its pendency, on motion the PRAYER
therof was granted, and an ordinance submit.
ted and read.
Mr. Apthorp submitted an ordinance for
restraining and prohibiting ale, beer and por.
ter houses, and places of habilual resort for
intemperance and tippling, which was read
and on motion laid upon the table Adj.
We are glad TO know that Mr.. Apthorpe is
sound, and willing to show his hand Agita-
ti0n is better than siagnation, though not i'm
mediately effective.
COUNCIL met on the 30th ult.-present clerk
and full board of counclmen-Mayor King
absent and Gilkey in the chair Ordinance
for vacating portion of Spring street read
second time,
A petition was presented signed by Henry
Fassett, et al, praying for the vacation of so
much of Spring street as is occupied by the
stairway leading to the basement of Ashtabula
National Bank. On motion the petition was
referred to the side walk comm.
The following bills were presented and or
dered paid:
James Chappel-night watch, $3.50
Chas Mcrriman--same $50
Adj to August 4th.
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MAKING THINGS LIvELY.-Ata Democratic
Judicial Convention in the Third Ohio
District the other day, resolution was intro
duced deuounclng the salary grab, and Con.
gressmen Lamison, one of the grabbers, at.
tempted to defend his course, but IL was no
go. Everybody pitched into him. and the
resolution of censure was adopted During
Lamison's defense Of his record he was fire.
quently interrupted with cries of"Get down.
Resign" &C.. Lamison replied. Resign and
hs DAMNED III see YOU In hell first"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

Trip oyer the Franklin Division the 9TH
er day, as far as Andovcr, proved this line
to be u the same good condition, although
Few, that the trunk and branch lines of the
l.. S. u NJ. S. invariably are. The country
through which the line runs, is of course quite
premitive, and except at Jefferson, the station
buildings isolated and raise the thought that
they are but the ncipient steps towards a full
! filment of the prediction, that the drsolate
places shall be made glad. The buildings are
| models of taste and cleanliness, and the
| thought and survey of them is rather agree
able and pleasant. The Andover Station is
| perhaps, an eXception-in the matter of luneli-
ness, TO most of the others. The location, 50
near the village dispells the thought of lonli-
ness. It's residences and places of business,
surrounding four acre opening, or central
park, give the beholder comfortable feeling
OF pure breathing room, and the living grten
that intrrsperses and harmunises with the
spollcss white of the buildings renders the
picture very pleasant one. 1t is no flattery
to say that Andover is a pleasant village,
and though modest, is not without laudable
ambition to make its mark Our friend and
competr-Calkins-wi his racy hcbdoma-
dtl, is doing something to give it name,
and its KEEN HOTEL and accommodating and
p>pnltr landlord, makes the hungry trav-
eler yearn for its comforts, aud adapt his sta
gcs OF travel so as 10 fetch up at Andover and
the thnnghtful care OF CAPT. KEEN. The
railroad boys all make the KEEN HOTEL their
stopping place tora meal. The Capt. gave us
a little commentary upon the character of the
employees of the Franklin Division. They
are band of brothers and are Jealous of each
Others honor M little bills are oyer looked or
forgotten Every man is interested and holds
himself responsible Tor clean score, whether
of himself or others of his fellows. Being
tn" junction of the Mahoning Coal with the
Franklin Division, something in the way of
growth is counted upon by the people of An
dover, which, calculation IL not too resliye,
will, without doubt be realized
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1t will be seen by our marine intelligence,
that our Harbor has been visited by another
fleet of steam and tow barges. The fact is n
somewhat interesting one to our citizens, and
therefore deserving of apossing notice. The
depth OF water is found sufficient to admit the
entrance of these large craNs, drawing 111S
ana ~ ieet We trust these facts may not
disturb the equanimityof any of our occidental
competitors.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

TIE SENSATION Show OF THE SEASON.
We learn that MAGNER & Co.'S great sensation
Show will perform IN Ashtabula, August 9th.
From all accounts, this will be sensation to our
citizens, and rush may be expected. At 1
o'clock, Prof Leon, who is deemed next 10
Blondin for performing on the tight rope, will
give free exhibition on rope suspended
from the tops of the tallest buildings or trees.
Don't forget the date, Friday, August 9Th, af-
terlOOn and evening.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

TAKE SPofAL NOrrcE.-I have Icft my Coping
BOX at some house In this village Cant re-.
member where-sny person having the box 10
thelr possession will do me a great favor by
letting me know, or bringing the said box to
my house. Said box has been gone a month
or more. DR PAu,,.arou
Ashlabula, July 22nd. 1873.
THE m ffK Rrn
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HAIL STORM About midnight on Friday
last, rather destructive shower of hail passed
over Jefferson, and left its traces very percept-
IDLY in the stripping of trees, and the beating
down and stripping of corn and other crops,
and the Wholesale shivering of windows. In
the Baptist Church some 40 or 80 lights were
broken, and in the Congregational some 60 or
more, aud other buildings suffered more or
less damage. The wind was southerly. The
extent of visitation was not very great. Why
Jefferson should suffer such plaques in the
presence Of our Joshua of the Sentinel, is some
hing hard to understand.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

Farmers in other parts of the county com
plain of the presence of swarms of grasshop-
pers, which threaten the destruction of the
meadows as well as growing crops. Their
visitation does net appear to be general but
confined to sections
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

REsERvoIR.-We are glad to see that the
question of a reservoir for the regular and
permanent supply of water for the corporation
is attracting the attention of the Council
Thoughtful consideration of the subject
would seem to justify an outlay for providing
for the utilizing the numerous springs of
the neighboring high grounds for at least
hre purposes and watering places. The ex-
penditures for cisterns, which have proven to
be OF equyocal benefit. would have brought a
stream into the village that would have Civ
en- an abundent supply for the protection of
Main Street, at least, without further trouble
than the mere attaching of a horse TO hy.
drant Mayor Seymour, we believe, secured
the land where the springs crop out, during
his administration and it now remains for his
successors to carry the project along. We
trust that our present Council will continue
the consideration of the subject until it shall
result in an appropriation of the important
benefits that awaits us and are now turned
comparatively 10 small account
We notice that another cistern is, b,inr
sunk on Lake Street, in front of Mike Tinley's
house Its excavations are in the shnlc-wblcb
will probably take it out of the category
of most of lis compeers-brokrn cisterns, SC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

The Miner and Manufacturer of Younrs
town commenced the issue of daily July 2lst
The publishers are satisfied that it will be
success.
The pluck for starting little dailies is wor-
thy of admiration, but the effect upon the
purse and the larder is almost always occa
sion for sadness and melancholy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

POWELL BRoTHERs, Of Spring Corners, Pa,
have some of the best horse stock in this re.
gion, and their extensive business is extending
over the adjoining States. Beside several val
liable Satellite colts from their house, in this
vicinity, a valuable mare has recently been
brought into Jefferson from their farm, by Mr..
ii. p Wade, for which $500 was paid
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

The ordinances published this week are of
interest to our citizens generally, and one at
least, is OF special interest to those rowdily
disposed, who get into the Marshars custody,
and expose themselves TO the fines and costs of
tue Mayors court. This ordinance shuts the
gale against escape from payment Beside the
disgrace of lying in the lock up, provision is
made tor working out such fines upon the
streets of the village, at The rate of rs cents a
day This is not pleasant to think OF, and
cannot but prove discouraging to rowdyism
generally.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

If our Street Commissioner would drop a
load of gravel in the mud hole in the mid
die of Lake road, over the Scoville culvert,
which cannot be avoided IN passing on either
side, he would receive the thanks of many who
travel that way. And if the Supervisor of the
Harbor district would give us a days work or
so on the cuyerts on the rise from the Harbor
he would bring down the blessings OF many
on his venerable and usually level head.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

A new Phaton and pair of fine stepping
nags haye made their appearance upon the
street within few days, brought out by DIR.
EAMEs-an evidence that pills and potions
have their reward
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

FIGHT--A fight occurred in the North Park
last Wednesday afternoon between a couple of
sailors from one of the barges al the Harbor
After brush" or two some of our citizens
arrived and separated them. but not until both
of them were badly bruised. When Officer
Rennick arrived they left for parts unknown.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

THE friends of s. J. Massingbam have au-
thofized the announcement Of his name In
connection with the Office Of County Treasurer,
to be submitted to the convention for It's action.
We cheerfully add our endorsement of Mr..
Massinghem as a steadfast and unwaverng
Republican, gentleman of position and bust.
ness culture, and will do honor TO TO The Office
for which he Is named.
The name of Mr.. Geo w. Beckwilh may
also be found among our announcements Mr..
b. has good name and standing in the county
as a business man and straight Republican, us
the earnest endorsement of his friends show.
The strong claims presented will, without
doubt command the favorable consideration of
the convention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

The allusion to Sheriff Wright, last week
by our Rock Creek correspondent, was as COL
IsctOr, but by came infirmity common TO print.
ers it came out solicitor. The office of the Ex
is that of Collecting Attorney.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

THE Gillett house, on Main Street, next
south of the South Park, has been purchased
by the Rev. Mr.. PEET at So. 500. Though the
house is somewhat run down, the lot is well
located and large, and the price is not extrav-
apant
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-08-02

COUNCIL met on the evening of the 23rd.
Present-NIayor, Clerk and Councilman Gil
key, Apthorp, Hitchcock, Faulkner, Geoppin.
ger and Pierce
councilman Faulkner presented an ordi-
nance entitled An "Ordinance to license
Hucksters," which was read and on motion,
the rule was suspended 1t was then put up
on its passage and unanimously passed, de-
ciared adopted, and ordered 10 be recorded and
published.
An Ordinance providing for Imprisonment
TO hard labor was read the third time and put
upon Its passage aud carried without oppos.
tion.
Mr.. Apthorp presented resolution request.
ing all trees to be trimmed to height not
less than ten feet, that ovcrhang streets and
sidewalks-unanimousy adopted.
Petitions were presented by Mr. Geoppinger,
praying the council to accept the streets laid
out and known as Bond Street and Lockwood
street, as public streets, and to have the same
worked as other streets Of the corporation -
referred to the street committee.
On motion, the Comm. on Fire and Water
were instructed to inquire into the propriety
OF securing location for a reservoir.
On motion the Park Committee was in
stucted TO take into consideration the propr.
ETY. of purchasing land for park
The Mayor presented receipt for $55 so,
from the Treasurer on account of monies col.
lected for the 4th of July licences
The following bills were presented and Or
dered paid: