Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-01-24

GRAND FAIR-The Ladies of Ashtabu-
Ia are to hold a Grand Far in Smiths
Hall on Wednesday and Thursday, 11th
and 18th of February next-proceeds to
be expended in improving the Cemetery
Grounds.
First evening, admmission 10 cents,
supper so cents. Tickets are to be had
at the door.
Second evening entertainment, to con-
sist of fine Tablaux. Admission 25 cts.
Per Order of Executive Committee.
Jan. 20, IA. Mrs. J. r. BUeBEE, Sec,
Anything for the improvement of the
Cemetery grounds. Nature has done her
part in arranging the topography of
that spot and if the hand of art is duly
vigilant, its attractions cannot be easily
surpassed If one half of the forest
trees could be removed with care and
taste, and the remainder trimmed up, it
would help matters very much.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS course, such
generous attentions, as the following, Of
fered US by our contemporaries, cannot be
treated in return with boorish silence or
disregard. They are so full of the milk
of human kinkness, and beget in us such
pleasurable emotions, that our acknowl-
edgement is due, and the best return we
can make, is perhaps TO give them fit
ting place in our colums, and assure the
writers that these seeds of kindness have
not been sown by the way side, or upo
stony ground. and that every evidence
of prosperity and success that may fall in
their paths, will raise no other than a
like fraternal impulse
ENTERPRIsING.-the Ashtabula Tele-
graph comes TO US in new dress, and is
as handsome as spring bonnet. Good
for the Deacon PaiseSOSlEe AdUertsSer.
The Ashtabula Telegraph comes to
hand much enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved in appearance, and we rejoice in
the prosperity of our neighbors.
COnneaWt Reporter.
The Ashtabula Telegraph begins the
new year in an enlarged form and with
general improvement in its appearance.
We congratulate its proprietors upon
their success and general prosperity.
Sentinel
We note with pleasure the Improvement
IN our valued cotemporary, the Ashtabula
Telegraph, which comes to us considera-
BILE enlarged, and admirably printed on
new power press. May it receive the pat
ronage it so richly merits.
CbardOn Republican.
The Ashtabula Telegraph appears in a
new dress and improved shape 1t is
now, without exception, the best printed
paper in Northern Ohio and in ability,
and amount of matter, it "leads all the
rest "-JGnaestOon Sun.
The Ashtabula Telegraph has been. con-
siderable enlarged in size and materially
improved in mechanical appearance.
The proprietors have added a new cylin
der press TO their printing facilities, and
the evidences are clear that the Trle-
graph is in a sound and fiOurishing con-
dition - Warren Chronicle.
The Ashtahula Telegraph Published by
James Reed & Son, comes 10 us enlarged,
and wearing a new dress. II looks neat,
is well edited, and deserving of the gen
erous patronage of the advertising and
reading public We wish You success
full and happy new year, gentlemen.
AHd0Uer BrterpriSe
The Ashtabula Telegraph has come to
hand enlarged To an eight column paper
and bearing evidence of being printed ON
a new press with new material The
Telegraph has always been u good local
paper and we are glad 10 see its efforts
in behalf of its own town and county have
been so far appreciated as TO have gained
the success of which this latest improve
ment is the proof Panes0ale journal.
The Ashtabula Telegraph comes 10 us
in an enlarged form, and wonderfully i'm
proved in making up. 1t has II clean
face and a new suit of clothes. BrOth'r
Reed, the times are too hard 10 be so ven
turessome. However, we congratulate
lis prOprietOrs on the general appearance
OF The old Telegraph and hope it will re-
ceive the general support of the people ol
Ashtabula, as il justly deserves
YoungstO1oa Register.
The Ashtabula Telegraph reaches us
with borders greatly enlarged, in NV
type, reset, and improved in appearance
throughout 1t is. apparently, Il sheet
now in keeping with the live, growing
town of Ashatahula, and fitted TO be its
organ.
The paper indicates prosperous days for
lhe Telegraph, and the measure of sue
cess to which Bother Reed Is entitled.
Genera Times.