Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-04-21


societr Is to be held at the Presbyterian
chapel on Saturday, April Ssnd, at $50
o'clock P. m.
-Corrected time tables Of the Lake
Shore s Mich. Southern, Ashtabula & OIL
City and A., Y S P. Rail Roads viii be
found in this paper.
-Dr. Mss6n who is removing his goods
from Ashtkbula. is revolving the thought
of locating IN Oh City, where very good
opening has been found.
The spring visits Of the Bishop of the
diocese to this place and E. Plymouth
church win occur June nth; Jefferson,
June 18th, and Geneva the 18th
The best dressed chaps in town may
be seen in front Of Webb's clothing store.
They are withal. good looking, and as far
as is known, addicted to none Of the small
vices
The commerce of the lakes has begun.
Several vessels have been seen heading
down the lake, and the arrival of scow
from Conneaut for coal, to Detroit, are the
evidences.
The project for the establishment Of
an Orphans Home by the three counties
heretofore named IN that connection, has
been abandoned by an indefinite postpone
ment Of the subject.
"A horse valued at s125. was stolen
from the stable Of John Murfn, on the N.
Ridge, last Friday night. The animal was
tracked as far as Cleveland but no farther
trace has been found
The shooting Of pickerel in the dead
waters Of the creek, is quite a mode Of cap
ture and source Of amusement. A Whop-
per was thus taken, tho other day, meas
uring nearly three feet.
The shtaBnla Light Artillery rsceiv-
ed an invitation to attend grand military
ball given last evening at Madison by the
Lake County Light Guards. The battery
regrets being unable to attend.
The SUNDAY Posi- Of Cleveland, now
comes to hand enlarged to seven columns
sheet and the columns much longer. The
Post is one Of our most valued exchanges,
and we are glad to note its evident prosper
ty.
"A Sneak thief entered the Office Of Cul-
ley's sash and blind works last Saturday
night and opened the money drawer BY cut-
ting out the lock, and stole thirty cents in
pennies and quantity of stamped envel-
opes.
The Musical Union was reorganized last
week, with F. E Harmon as President and
S. R. Harris as leader, and Fred Williams
as instrumental leader. This looks as if
the organization had taken new lease Of
life, and is reaching out for bright In
ture.
The culvert near the premises Of Capt
John Manning, on Lake street, is. being
rebuilt-the course changed to straight
line, and wood substituted for tile. Com
missioner Stsrkweather is decidedly in fa-
vor of wood for eulvert building. on the
score of durability and economy.
Mayor Hepburn is taking hold of
things without gloves, and shows dispO-
sition to infuse a degree Of interest and en-
ergy into municipal Affairs. Some orai-
nances Of wholesome provisions, that have
been suffered to settle out of sight and
mind, viii be dug up and enofrced to the
spirit and letter.
A LADY. dressed in the highest style Of
the mi l,selr fashion sstsm,,tsd - i,
down in an onnab0s. the other 1sy. and
the way she worked st It. and the length
wise attitude on the edee of the seat at
length chosen. led 3 svnpathizine old lady
to INQUIRE. with some soljcitude. srWby.
Won Door fbinel cot boils bagn
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map,,faet,,,i,,o ,ler.rtr,ens The enlarga.
mant and rars;rz - The new bn;ld;ng vii
make If one of the larOast and most oomrpo-
dious stores il town
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-Ine reader VIII ma another letter irOm
our rambling Correspondent flator'-
"nlcn' nom US great iengsn' We have been
eoAssEa,lasoelo eltloe, tne nEst instal-
mens mus slsehs VIZ fepsy the peresai,
ana tne other moiety-Whieh VAL follow
Aex. Feek-Wln ne important as an exhlb-
y OF the alnoups and state o. the lumber
maDuf0ctur1lR 1TeIna7o IN the SAGINAW