Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-12-01
Shell oysters were offered for sale here

Shell oysters were offered for sale here
yesterday.
-Chas. q. and E. P. Watson spent
Thanksgiving here.
Regular meetingof the Council next
Wednesday evening.
Christmas and New Year days come
on Monday this year.
The Ieveling up of Prospect Street
adds much to its appearance.
"A change of time on theL. S. & NJ.
s Rv. took effect last Sunday.
PROF Mayer, of Cleveland, has opened
dancing scbS,ol in Warren, and has about
70 scholars.
We go to press a little little earlier
this week than usual on account Of
Thanksgiving.
"A flock of wild turkeys numbering
from so to 70, was seen few days since in
Pierpont woods.
Charley Henderson of the Central
News Room is opening up fine stock of
goods Tor the Holidays.
That so, 900 gallon water tank that is
being erected at the L. S. & M. S. Depot,
will soon be completed.
J.P. Jennings met with an accident
,<ast week in slipping upon flight OF stairs
an. l fraeturing one of the bones of his right
fore rn'
Chr, Stmas greens Of..the princes pine
variety ma be found at the garden Of Mr..
Up JENNINGS in any quantity for holiday
dressing.
The Presidents Message viii be issued
by the TELEGRAPH in supplement form.
We hope to receive it IN time for next
weeks issue.
ga Spectator" writ ng from N Shelf
field. failed to give us his name. His arti-
Gle, therefore, shares the fate usual to
nameless things.
Councilman Manning has opened a
grocery store in Humphreys building, at
the L. S. & NJ. S. Depot, recently occupied
byN L, Quinby.
There are no less than thirteen estab-
ishments here on Main street, engaged in
t. he oyster business. Prices range from 25
to 50 cents per can.
The New England States are true to
freedol n, progress and prosperity. They
give in The aggregate nearly ninety thou
sand Rep Nblican majority.
Large qualities of dressed poultry
have been ret .eiyed here via the A., Y. & P.
R. R., and transierred to the L. S. & NJ.
S. Ry., for the New York market.
The old PUNCHES place, adjoining the
storeof NJ. G. Dick, owned by Mr.. Mawby,
was bid of at Sheriff sele, on Monday last, |
for Miss Maria Conklin, for 81, 400.
"A large number of lawyers, and inter
ested parties in the Keekley-Crosby SLAM
der case, took the morning train at Centre
street last Wednesday, for Jefferson.
THE timetables of the L. s. & NJ. S. Ry.,
Ashtabula & Oil City, and Asht,tbula,
W >aHgstown & Pittsburgh Rail Roads as
tbey Nsw appear in this paper are correct
Pov q. ". Palmer, Of Andover,
whose death was announced in this paper
LAST week was probably the tsllest man in
the county, he wing sI1 feet and SIX inch
% IN his stocking set'
Several of Ashta sgia's mighty hunters
spsnt Thanksgiving da.v ~ fne Wlids OF
Dorset; looking for some Fa!alRsnt qaao-
rupeds of the genus 0srvWs. We hsps they
win know them when they see. them.
Chris. Regner, the popular barber Rss
opened shop in Pierce and lEseaheads
block, second room of the second AeeF.
BE has few superiors in his business, Aha
he invites all his old patrons to call and ees
him.
One of the light batteries of the End
Regiment of Artillery now stationed at
Fort McHenFy, Baltimore, OF which 1t. E.
B. Hubbard is member, expects orders to
go 70 Washington. where Il will remain
during the winter.
The Sentinel says that the cannon
-tCA burst at Williamsfeld the other day
VIII ne Democracy were "a shutin', is
when l. ID " ap accidental discharge
the one VIII. F8bs, NJ Lindenyille'
killed Lysande- 'es ego.
something like % ye,
A shipment of 140 !, few days
from this place to New. York ,+ssssso-
since was rather an Improbable con.
ton as they were in an unmarketable II
dition when they reached their destin'.
tion. from the effect of The warm weather.
The death of Mayor Hepburn's infant
child viii be found under the appropriate
head in. this paper. This is the second
child he has LOST within the past two years
frora this disease spinal fever and he has
the sympathy Of the community in his
bereavement.