Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-11-26
Local Rrsen.

Rad our club list in another column
The winter term of Grand River Insti-
iute will begin on Tuesdky-3Oth.
The L. 8. & NJ. s. pay car passed over
the Franklin Division last Tuesday.
Mr.. Joseph Mathews. of Austin burg, is
authorized to. receive subscriptions and
r. ceipt therefor for the Ashtabula Tele-
graph.
The Telegraph and any one of Harper's
publications will be sent for next year,
postage prepaid, for the low price of
&5 25.
Now is the time 10 select y0ur newspa-
pers and magazinrs for the coming year.
Read our club list and take advantage of
low rates
Mr. Styles Dodge, formerly with the
firm of Geo. C. Hubbard & Co., is now
with Chas. Talcou, of Geneva, in the
hardware trade.
II is the remark of those who pass
over the A, Y s. 2. with more or less
frequency, that the passenger traffic is
perceptsbly increasing.
]. c. Know lion, Rock Creek, expects
TO remove his goods from the store ofV
B La'imer, TO the new store Y. D. L4ti-
mtr when ready forAuse.
At the planning mill Of Stiles & Smith
Rome station, well was dug, which i'm
medialely filed and flowed. 1T presents
now the phenomenon of "a continuous
flowing we'll
Al New Lyme station, the other day,
we noticed bundle;of rabbits contain.
ing probably not less than one hundred
carcssses, which were shipped for the
south on the A Y & p
The Telegraph office is in receip: of an
other lot IF new job type, suitable for
commercial printing. Call and see sam
pies and leave your orders, and thereby
save money and get first-class work.
The weather reports are now, by de-
partmental arrangement, to he brought
home more intimately with the people
by having them reproduced in each post
Office of the land, of sufficient import
| tance.
The building to be vacated by A. G..
Snyder on Centre street. will be for rent, a.,
April 1st, 1875. Steam power will be
furnished, and the shipping facilities are
excellent For teIms. apply 10 P. F.
Good
Ii will he seen by our list of patents
tha our neighbor Bipder has procured n
n patent for a bakers oven. We hear
a very favorable report of it and shall be
glad TO know that there is money in / I
and that our worthy friend may find it a
bonanza.
c. H. WICKHAM, Esq. is the newly In
staled Barister at Orwell An intr0duc-
lion the other day. and a short interview
left favorable impression. His ready
application 10 business augurs will for
reciprocal usefulness TO the community
and himself. sd.
A. G. Snyder, manufacturer of shaft s
and poleP. is removing his machinery
and stock from his old shop on Centre
street, to Hitchcock's new brick building z
on Prospect street, where he will have
superior facilities for the transaction OF
his extensive business. .t,.
II a chicken or turkey is not left al
this Office by next week Thursday, we
shall be compelled to make Thanks
giving call and perhaps stay to dinner
Reporter.
That would be rough on the family
that furnished the dinner, if there were
many hungry children about.
The commonwealth MInstrels," who
entertained Il good audience at Gibson s
Hall on election night, very satisfactorily
judging from the applause and eRc0res.
Bancroft especially "waked the echoes
and tested the ribs of his auditors with
his inimiable style as lecturer" The
orchestra led by our accomplished friend
Leek performed very crrditably
jamestown Sun.
Morgan has some funny rogues. A
few nights since party entered the eel
lar of the Rev. Mr.. Wrigglesworth, of the
n. E. church, and cleared it out Of all it,
winter stores except potatoes. which, il
as thought, probably. would hardly pay
for the trouble and risk. 1t must be 8
mean thief that would thus take the
bread Out of poor parsons mouth.
Mr.. Arthur Culley of Ashtabula has
entered into'paFtpership with Mr.. Gra-
ham, of Cleveland and have opened a ba
kerry and confectionery, in Geneva, two
doors east of the Fountain House. It IS
their intention to make specially of th e
manufacture of caramels and homl
made candies for the wholesale and re-
tail trade. We wish the new tirm s nc
cess.
We have made arrangements by which
we shall publish weekly letters from
Washington during the coming session
of Congress. They will be from the pen
of an interesting writer, and they can moi
fail TO be duly appreciated by the nu'
merous readers of the Telegraph. Mr.. D
R. Locke Petroleum V. Nasby) will, a
heretofore, contribute a weekly letter
from New York.
W. Il. Wilson, of New Lyme-Dodge'
ville-speaks TO his numerous customer
through the Telegraph. Like other we'll
to-dn merchants, he wants to talk to his
customers by their own fresides. Look
up his Sd vertisement, therefore, and SCI
what he has 10 say, and what he propos'
e. to do. He has large and we'll select
ed stock Of goods and Is always IN th'
right mood for trade.
Mr. A. ]. Skutt. of Painesville, who ha
taken the photographic gallery recently
vacated by ]. E. Smith, comes among US
with an established reputation iu his pro-
fessiou, and as q gentleman OF much SO
: cIal worth. In one branch of the pro
observation-disclosures IS said to have
few equals. A trial, which is, perhaps
due TO q strangeF-will settle the ques.
ton ofhis competency In the use of thI
camera.
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