Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-09
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firm.
in another column We publish an in
teresting letter from 3 gentleman from
this county who has been visiting WASH
- ei9gt0p pH Phisasphiesg3s wsN
There Is a chance that the indignation
Of heaven may vet otefeoine them. A
lightning-rod man was recently struck
while putting rod on church.
-''Can you see me, -dearest p saida Con-
neaut man to his dying WIFE, = TEL me,
g y can you zee meg' ''NO, she family yhisa
e. e. pered, ssbut L can smell your breath
esf -COnneaut has started an amateur min
strel troupe, which gave its first sntertailil
ment at that place on the evening Of the
first. The rRsP0rtsr speaks Of it in high
terms. 4
Through some misunderstanding, the
ocefB ofte "a, = &Pk. R-lailea to
meet the Committee Of the Council, last
Tues5sy, n regazds to The Prospect street
bridge
Prof. ]. K, MeAfsrty, the eleeution-
ist Is nov in cleYelsnd. Hsaexps0ts to
visit Ashtabula. at an oeasly day and no
doubt some arrangement could be made
have him give one Of bis popular read
ings here. s4ers risa ysaanH3
Cleveland is not succeeding as well as /
had been desired, in raising monsY Ter her
Fovrth-ef JOY. II seounifsss ese work..
ing htfd however,, and the probabilities |
are that she win have, as she always does |
on such occasions. q big time,
John Cartner has opened restaurant |
at the Harbor, which he styles the COM /
msreisl Dining Hail. The services Of a |
first class cook have been engaged, and the
E.4szsellent meals dished up ere drawing
many patrons to the establishment.
-Snooks had habit Of rubbing himself
down With q hair brush every night after
disrobing. preparatory to sleep. The other
night somsAesiy Substituted for his regular
sbnsh oneaftha new-fangled ones. made
Of fasFsEe. and snoeks. cad his back pret-
ty veil scratched up before he discovered
his mistake,
AAAAFr5th lssssssor. John Harmon Hsanssl We Rnd
Ashtsbula Village contains 219 hOrsss,
WORTH ets, 405 SSs cattle, worth S2,529; 2
mules valued at $40; II hogs. $ss; 1s7
9santsgss gsrlh sSssoo; 3SO watches,
valued at S. 5ssi 5s pianos, 81, 4sO; and
dogs assessed at SIS. The total valuation
ofA taxable personal property is S215. III.
The Eilass7 Peahd Taas completed
last Wednesday. and before nighthad a
s.seo1ple Of stray horses in it Marshal
PliiRhaS gssFq eTsP p gnfgsthe or
dinancs against eattls, &C., running ct
large in the streets, and he IS an officer
who never does'hist work by halves. The
pound is located onthe Hall property in the
rear Of B0pth's stors. T
1dlWs ID SeOeIpl u & circular iron
the Kent House, chautanqua Lake, N. Y,
where Mr. G, A. Pease q acting as mana
ger. The building Is very large and COM
modious, and has frontage on the lake Of
5Oozssty is1fOdf ss5sies nigh. Win veTaI-
das surrounding each story. Mr., Pease
welcome any aud slE who may litavor
BIN With call during the Summer.
The Fire Department 4urned out last
i65i 8 being lEhaiirj regu-
lar praetieesdaF Rhsy al-appeared we'll
nqa worked Ynrg ssstieisctoEy-
Steamer 10, 8 vas placed opposite the
n, q, Church, and threw fEe large streams
about forty fset oyer the steeple.. The new
hose vas TO have bsep tried on this peoa-
oslos but eoaselistas could not Be llnadb. Z /
1sBlsekEsln6t Rss probably somewhat
mos plenty Than nows When the old Ash
tabnla House, which nov fanks-the brick
1tshtof zsf ssi 1sni. ass baiIt-
salae eaftysy sIs4go.s The silllss- -ii taa re-
pairs that have been going oT--are discov-
cred to be Of that wood, and in ane state
of prsslEsal.- l11sres B lhaBtiy any Of
this handsome and durable timber now to
abe found ii tbs gs6IhIty. raaqo sa