Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-11-03

Every member Of the Hayes and Wheeler
Club is earnestly requested to attend the
meeting to be held at Firemen's Hall this,
Fridays evening for the purpose of making
final arrangements for next Tuesday.
HENRY FAssETT, Prest.,
VIZ. NJ. EAMEss JR,, sec'y.
There was no meeting Of the Council
last Wednesday evening.
Copies of the TELEGRAPH are on sale at
the Central News Room.
-Do not fsiI to read our clubbing list at
the head of this column.
There was no parade and inspection of
the Fire Department last Saturday, owing
10 the ram and mud.
Tod Ford, of Akron. is booked for 2
lecture this season at Ashtabnla, So says
the Cleveland Herald.
There were ffty-twO applicants for esr;
tifcates at the examination of teachers IN
Jefferson, on Oct, Slst, - N
Col. James Wade, from New Mexico,
IS home on afgrlOush and is stopping With
his family at COnneaut.
The teachers examination at Conneaut
will be on Nov. 25th, instead of Nov. 18th,
as originally advertised.
Every thoughtful Republican voter
viii vote early and thus make the work
easier of bringing in the tardy and nfirm.
D The sale of Centennial tickets over the
different railroads centering here, closed
last Tuesday. The Eve day tickets are
still on sale.
"A man was run over and killed by the
western bound express. near Painesville,
on Monday evening, bpt the body could
not be identified.
The NeUs never told its few readers
about that dressing down its editor receiy-
ed at the hands of a couple Of gentlemen
from the East Side. 20
The Grand Central Hotel, New York,
'1eads the van" among the aFst-class hotels,
by reducing its rates from $500 to $3.50
and $500 per day, ~
"A citizen who has been sending that
two-sided sheet. the Neles, to friend in
an adjoining town, received notice short
time since that he had got his al of NsaCs.
The Ladies' of the NJ. z. Church viii
give an oyster supper in the Lecture room
Friday evening, Nov. srd. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all
BY order OF the President.
If 1. Runlde, Joseph Reno. Geo. Drew,
james Lynch and VIM. Looney will call on
the Corporation clerk they can each get a
Village order that has been in the clerks
hands for several months. 8ilCi1
Tie barn of Geo. Bartram of Sheffield,
was struck by lightning on the morning of
Oct. 2stk, aad eItiE4F consumed with its
contents, consisting Of hay A4q farming
implements. Insurance light.
Our citizens need not be surprised if
+hs Eelcs takes new departure from its
F'fea1ess independent" course. 1t is be-
coming aPsaEent that it is an impOssibility
TO zide two horses iR opposite directions.
"A lecture course undss the auspices
Of the AshtsbRla Light Guards, is TO be
given here this winter, in The compapyis
arA0gy. G. Tod Ford is the first to appear,
and Other pzeRinent speakers will follow.
-coRneaRt Republicans are in earnest. /
The largest meeting Of the campaign was
held on Monday eEsnipg which was ahly
addressed By Maj, A'KiaIey. Of Canton. =
The torchlight boys were out in full fiprce.
The newspaper that can ride two such
high horses at time as Democracy and Re
plblicanism are Just now. and ride smooth.
", can make a fortune with some circus
next summer - LEa 21le-
FSe Geneva Tines ''trow'd dat brick"
Wait ans see if fearless independence"
lodges.
The attention Of oar Eeadsys called
to thu list of newspapers and magazines,
sAown in s2other column, which the TELE-
GRAPH will club with forrthe year 1877.
Y of our subscribers, Or those who in
- : 'ssubscribs for the TEkEsRAPH for
r. ~ oes.;n = year. who wish to tAlR ERy of
-.,o .Lo ILL, ~usl;o., 'sns we mention, cannat do
1stter - than to Il, ,ys thsiF subscriptions at
this OfBcf
Route Agents, who make Temporary
residences in other places tn sn fnepF former
and regular place Of residence, q" ,'1 hoss
such1esidence any mefs than 9 G 'eF4 gong
to Washington and making his teH UOialy y
residence there during 4srEis OF serViee or
business, engagements. This opinion mas
been given by the Attorney GeAAEA OF the
State, in answer to applications Ere4 sswe
ofstKs boys 6n the A., .Y-a& PsTouts.
Still they come, andsinore are waiting.
One Of them said, the other day, 81 have
been studying, for the past few weeks and
endeaveFing to come to some conclusion
about the character of the Ne,Os which I
have been taking.f'F 'sNeH, ,idid yOuEreach
eOnclusion?o ''Yes, / have made up my
mind that it is not the thing fOF me, and
ss yoa offer to furnish the TELEGRAPH ioF
1877 nHd asspw in thefraetion Of the pres
ent year, you tssy send it along without
waiting for my year to THAT twaddling af-
fair to run out. Perhaps we shall be able
,to stand it untifthat time.I
..--., New Lyme.