Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-01-21
Local Rrion.

AOCal nfAolBs
strorg's famous apple jelly is going to
the Centennial.
The old brewery on Bank alley, is to
be worked up into dwellings.
The Culver House, at the L. 8. station,
has recently changed landlords.
The Amboy cheese factory reports an
income of "a per cent on its stock.
The number OF intcrments in Chestnut
Hill Cemetery for the year 1875. was "a.
They are shipping potatoes from the
North Kingsville station for 2Cc per bush
ell.
Among our list of patents will be seen
Que for L. n. Crosby, of Ashtabula, for
washboards
Another of 1t. CalkIn's letters may be
found upon the outside, which can hard
ly be refused perusaI, without a loss.
The Ssatinsg says that the tax sale on
Tuesday, was well attended, bidding
spirited. and everything closed up clean.
Monroe Darling has bought into the
COnneaui Touring mills. and they are
run under the name of Darling, Judd &
Co.
Fred Williams presided at the organ Of
the Presbyterian church on Sunday last,
with credi. We understand be is to fill
that position for the present
A lengthy obituary notice OF Mrs.
Chloe Henderson, late of Ausiinburg, has
been received, but its length makes it ne.
cessary 10 lie over until next week.
Andover is just starting out an ANA
teur minstrel troupe. under the name of
"Iron Clad" We hope their perform
Ances will not be As hard as their name
Miss Smiley, the orthodox Quakeress,
has been occupying the pulpit of the lst
Presbyterian church of Cleveland, and
no sacerdotal conclayes have come of it.
The Reed House, at Erie. is 10 be con.
nected by q hall with the Ellsworth
House, and both are TO be run by Col
Ellsworth. who is said to be deserving
and popular landlord.
The farm of F. E. WairOus, purchased
since the Gre upon the old homestead.
has been sold TO an AuSiinburg party,
with the intention Of rebuilding upon
the site Of the old place.
Mr.. Rowland will accept our ackuowl-
edgements for a full set Of Legislative
documents. Time for perusal will no
doubt enable US to draw from them some
thing for the Information oEoihers.
The effect Of tie tramp ordinances
that are being enforced 10 nelshbo ri ug
cite Is felt here, Last winter from 90
to 80 tramps were cared Tor nightly by
our police, while now the umber rarely
reaches six.
Boss Castle has taken the contract for
rebuilding the house Of T @. Crosby
burned out last Week-and full force
Will be on tho ground ready for action
on Monday next. The style will proba.
bly, be changed, but the dimensions will
be the same.
A very contemptAbls trick was played
of ct Mr. Paichen's stable. the other dsy
In the removal Of the nuts from one OF
Two of the omnibus wheels. The perpe-
traitors Of secret injury of such q ma.
turs Is evidence that total depraVity i
not ell . myth.
The Twelfth Annual Meeting OF thu
Ohio Dairymen's Association will be
held at Temperance Hail, 1s4 Superior
st., Cleveland. on Wednesday and Thurs
day, Jan. 26lh and 81, with hotel head.
quarters at the Forest City House, west
side OF the Park. s. D. HARRIS, s~c'y.
We notice by ; late number Of III,
Minneapolis Tribune that our old friend
Ed. HerrIck, has just been providing BIZ
handsome dwelling with a furnace-ant
the special interest Of the affair is. that /
is made Of Mass. soap stone. and possess
es merits. It Is said, not known to other
IuFnaGes