Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-19
Mud and maple sugar. it will be re-
membered, are inseparable companions.

Mud and maple sugar, II will be re-
membered, are inseparable companions
Rev. Mr.. McGiFert, on Tuesday attend
ed the funeral of the Swede-Peter Berr-
lin, accidentally killed at the Harbor,
making, as he informed US, the fourth in
eight days. ....f-.r
Last week Thursday, near Oil City,
says the jamestown Sun, an oil tank
containing 400 barrels Of oil, belonging
to Fisher Bros was destroyed BY light
ming and the burning liquid ran out, set
ting fire to house in its path, the Occa-
pants barely making their escape
Trenches were then dug which received
the fiery stream and prevented further
destruction. 5l:-E.
Cheese Factories are multiplying.
Neighborhoods find them to their adYant-
age among themselves for disposing of
their dairies within convenient range
To this end our Plymouth Ridge friends
haYe taken steps to start 9 factory upon
the premises of Mr. W. B. Johnson in
the course of the month of April. Mr..
Rood, of the Badger factory is spoken OF
as the maker. .....-
Our Conneaut neighbors not finding
their hands full with, the Central Park"
idea, are trying to.start up again an old
railroad enterprise, TO connect their har-
Dor advantages with some place on tile
Erie & Pittsburgh, about nine miles dis
tant. Pshaw These one-horse towns
can't build a railroad. at r"a
The editors of the Reporter approve
Ann Eliza's lecture. Well, that'G all
right. r #ss
The creek at Conneaut was swoIl en- TO
an unusual height on Monday last, and
the ice gorged several times before find
ing an outlet. The Paper mill chute and
aportion of the dyke, was carried away.
After passing the railroad bridge, says
the Reporter, the current struck across
the fats for the lake leaving its trail of
ice and debris. ,r. -.o Ia, -..
Total number Of divorces applied for
in this county during the year ending
March Is, 1875, 40 Number of marriage
licenses granted during the same period,
247.-Sentinsl. jIa.ra.aa 'i s5-aJa.ss.a
q s.tt From the Andover Enterprise.
ANOTHER TRAM On account of the
increasing business on the Youngstown
Branch, Humphreys train, which was
discontinued last fall, was again, pl aced
on the road on Monday morning last, and
will run regularly hereafter. -'''
SHEEP VS.. DoGs.-One.l = day last week,
some sheep belonging to Geo. Warren, of
this place, were badly worried by dogs,
and one of the sheep has since died. The
dogs were followed and promptly killed.
Dogs. are. good things in their places
four feet under ground. - -, ~.
R..Judd has sold TO Irvine Weldon q one
fourth interest in the schooner, L. May
Guthrie, built at this port LAST fall. She
will go into the lumber trade between
Toledo and Buffalo the coming season
for J. 5. Stearns s-RepcrEer - guau. 1
The Commissioners of Portage county, says the
Warren CsfOniels. met last week and uaanimouS-
ly resolved that they deemed It unwise and mex
pedient, on account Of business depression and
the limited number. Of INDECENT children in that
county, ounite with other counties in prsvidi ng
Home for INDECENT children. gl Eis
One Of the interesting developments OF the
Beecher- -Tilton trial is. that the editor OF the
Christian Union isan sYowed heterodox, having,
as he testified, boxed the compass Of religious
beliefs Beecher's companio business as
wen as social, are Of pretty easy virture. The
faithful and circumspect or the chareh are nothis
first choice for friends. f2.E 5-.