Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-08-01
Temperance Meeting.

nor SALE-Two Wood Stoves
Il a large and small size, for sale at this olnc'
Temperance Meeting.
Rev. q. W. VIBBERT, of Massachusetts
will address the people af Ashtabula, OIL
the issue aLicense or No License, at Has
lelrs Hall, on Wednesday evening, Aug
ust 9th. 1874, at s o'clock P. NJ. A collec
ton will be taken 10 defray expenses.
Thirty cords OF stove wood may find
market on application 10 q. B. CASTLE.
UNUSUAL BARGAINS at the Ashtabult
Store; for the next 80 days to make room
for Fall goods.
The Rolling Mill switch is in use ant
material for building and machinery il
in the course of delivery upon the site.
We are indebted 10 Mr.. JOHN sTnlPsoH
for mess Of fine well grown Early Ros'
Potatoes.
Mrs. E. C. RICHARD has removed hel
Millinery and Dressmaking business tC
Haskelrs Block, over Ralph & Bufnham''
store.
You can buy the same quality of goods
cheaper at the Ashtabula Store, than al
any other place in the county. A call
will convince.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will give
one of their pleasant entertainments on
next Friday evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all
THEoDoRE HALL was admitted 10 prac.
tice in the Circuit and District Courts Of
the United States, in the Western District
of Pennsylvania, on Tuesday last
The great Centennial Exhibition is tc
have long run, remaining open from the
18th of April TO the 18th of October. It's
locality will be Fairmount Park, in the
city Of Philadelphia.
The funds raised by the ladies of East
Ashlabula for the improvement of the
cemetery has been used in Part for an
extension of the grounds An acre and
half has been added.
MIR. N. Taylor, of New Lyme, had
horse killed by lightning on Sunday eve
ming. About five minutes before it was
killed he had removed two horses and his
cows from the same place.-Ssnt.
The "Lake Side House" is now furnish
ed with a supply of home made gas, and
was illuminated throughout one evening
last week, and presented very brilliant
appearance.
The large fleet in the harbor last week,
were pretty much thinned out on the fore
part of the present week. But two vessels
were loading on Monday last at the coal
docks.
The big propeller Gardiner Campbell,
full grain loaded. and drawing IA feet. run
into this port on Tuesday last, for coal
ing. Although it.was quite rough at the
time, she came in as slick as whistle.
That man with the big pocket book
who wants five per cent. for calling, is
about town again. Polling those little re-
ceipts at fellow. How true is the old
saying about taxes and death
Pibroch and bagpipe music, so delicate
ly sweet and enrapturing to every son of
Scotia, was heard upon our streets the
other day, and gathered many a company
of listeners.
The two tugs noticed last week as com
petitors in the harbor, found the Dexter
too nimble for them, and, therefore, not
exactly the craft 10 compete with They
have. therefore, retired in disgust and left
the Dexter alone in her glory, again.
Speaking of fly paper, housekeeper re.
marked that she wanted no more of the
kind that Swift keeps. Upon inquiring,
the reason given was, that the poor flies
were very careless as to where they laid
themselves down to die.
CONTRACTOR MCKENZIE had an arrival
of dock timber, and timber and lumber
for his house, now with the foundations
nearly up, on Thursday last, on the Rob
erts, Capt Hyde. The amount of the car
go is S14 ms, which comes from Alpena,
Mich.
AFFLICTED, READ IA supply of Hun
ter's magnetic water which was noticed
in our columns last week has arrived at
the editorial cottage, and an invitation ex-
tended to those af1ictedwi rheumatism,
catarrh, liver, kidney, or general physi-
cal weakness, to come and receive some
of this water for trial, without money, and
without price. E.
The Chicago Inter. Ocean comes to us
with SO pages of delinquent taxes. Meas
ured by the column the lst-six columns
to page "A inches long-would make
1884 inches, or one thousand, one hun
dred and fifty feet of Delinquent taxes.
What record that is ! And now it is
added that Chicago boasts this-that she
has the largest tax list of any city in the
world.
The stock of the Cases restauran t, up
on the leave of Mr. Case was left for
disposal with Mr. Richard Allen, on Ger.
tain conditions, which Messrs. Mawby &
Fisher of Youngstown, the owners, claim
have not been complied with. An in
junction has therefore been granted and
the place closed. Mr.. Mawby, expects if
the possession falls into his hands to ru n
the institution himself.
The PainesviIie Telegraph says:
For the accommodation of Portage
TrumbulI and Gcauga delegates. to the
Congressional Convention at Psinesville.
on the 18th of August, Superintendent q
r. Crane, of the P. 6 7. R.R has vol.
unteered to run a special train from Niles
to leave that station at such time as NAV
be desired, returning to Niles after The
close of the convention in the afternoon.
One of the nealest, most reliable and ey
er ready pens for. marking fine or coarse
fabrics, is Briggs Crystal M afking Pen.
We have used one for years, and consider
It superior to any thing ever before intro
duced. Mrs. Keith is the agent in this
vicinity, for the sale of these pens. to-
nafhor with T. ~