Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-05-19

A soldiers reunion win be held at Con-
neaut on the 18th prcximy.
The nsw pleasure boats of Landlord
Adams At the HarbOr are highly apPreeia-
ted and veil pstronized-
Some one might become = benefaetor Of
his race and do something for the fame
Of the Congregational Church BY looping
of that fallen branch seross the sidewalk
on the west side Of the church.
M. Charles Collins, Of Cleveland has
rseently purchassd Of Ar. Albert Harmon,
the old homeslsad-house, barn and IL
acres Of land attaehed-on the corner di-
rsctly opposite the park, at East Village.
HitchcOck's factory has been supplied
withanev return iue boiler,of considerable
size. Its dimensions are length 70 feet, and
diameter, - feet, with 40 two inch hues
The thing is something Of an experiment
Capt. Dan Mitchell lost = horse on
Sunday last. It was case Of self-destruc-
tion-horss-suicide. While gamboling and
racing IN tile 'strsss, he struck tree with
such force as to knock his brains oat and
die on the spot.
-Blakesiee s Moore has just received a
Photograph from Leipzig, Germany, taken
hv Fritz Lnekhsrdt, which comes the nearest
speaking snination. Of anything We have
noticed. It is to beseen at their gAlleOry,
and is worthy Of call.
-Rev. Dr.. Wolcott viii preach in the
Congregational church in Jefferson, next
Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Mr.:
Dickinson viii preach at AndoVer Centre,
on Sunday next, at which time the Lords
supper viii be administered.
Mr.. Chas. Collins and lady. of Cleye-
land, observed the anniversary Of their
marriage on Saturday last. The family
and friends dropped in to participate in
the eajoyments, do honors to the occasion,
and tender congratulations to the worthy
pair.
Notwithstanding the cry Of hard times,
building goes On,and a weekly trip, at least,
is necessary, to keep posted in regard to
the new buildings that are springing up
Station street. between Prospect and the
railroad, has some four or Eve structures
that have just risen from their founda-
tions.
The Detroit Frss RFess says that c. 3.
Russell Of Geneva, went to that city to
search Fhis wife aud found her IN st.
Mary's Hospital, on Saturday afternoon
last, where she had been some three weeks.
He did not know whether she Was dead or
alive, and feared for the worst. The meet
ing is represented Is affecting. The cause
of her absence is not given.
Oliver Smith, Esq., of New Lyme,
who last year bought the Squire Fox
place on Center street, has moved with his
family, into town and gone into the occu-
pancy Of his purchase. Mr.. Smith is a
man Of means and standing, and viii be
very desirable accession to cur community.
His location Is oneof the most pleasant in
town. and the buildings in due time viii |
no doubt be worthy Of it.
As the weather has been running, of /
late, no considerzte man viii venture out |
Tor the day without providing for ''0ld
Prob's. contingencies, snd supplying him
self with rubber boots, linen duster and u
ster oyeruoat. astraV hat, fur cap, palm
leaf fan and umbrella, ear muffs, and mix
ed assortment Of remedies for san stroke,
frost-bitten eers, summer complaint, belly |
schs, chilblains, &C., &c.
The morning stars sang together, and
there vas mnsie and sweetness in the per-
fumed breath Of the Nay zephyrs, and the
festhered songstsrs added their sweetest
strains tosWen the happiness Of the ocea-
sion; and WIN Haskell's countenance shone
with halo Of glefy. as he eonhdingly whis-
pered &c his friends, the other evening,
''that It was ten pound bcy;S and we all
his uiths "Goit, Bill it's
only once ysar.
in Iuesday night iast, 1our men came
heref from Madison IN search OF couple Of
horse thieves. They were Jews and had
stolen horse and buggy in Cleveland and
had sWapped the horse at Madison. By the
aid Of Charley Warrington the horse and
buggy weTe tfaeed to the Congregational
sheds, aad the two men found asleep in the
buggy. 0fR0er Rennick being at hand, the
arrest vas made, and the rogues lodged in
the lock up until morning. and then taken
to Madison.
Mr.. George Green, on n. Ridge, east,
is well knowz to be one Of our most intslli-
gent and thorough farmers. But beside
the ordinary round Of cropping and tilling,
he raises some Of the best stock. Those
brought to the slaughter are not surpassed
for fat, favor and jaiciness. He has just
supplied Boueh Metoalf at the Harbor,
with a couple Of twe-year olds, the live
weight Of which Was 2, 500 pounds. If our
testimony IS to the quality Of the meat, as
well As the onaiit7 Of these roun1 butrbars 4