Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-17
lo0unall msst ns1t lI0nday srsning.

Council meet next Monday evening.
Pigeons in great Numbers are being found
in this vicinity.
Having gone to press little earlier
than usual the letter fron SaybrOOk was
too late for use.
Dickinson the jeweler, has been for some
days earring one Of bis hands in . sling
from the effect Of erysipelas.
The Fin Who was murdered ct the Har-
Dor on Sunday last, was buried on Tues
day, at the expense Of the town.
The cost Of the arrest, trial and eOnyie-
ton Of Brown, the 'shorse doctor, accord
ing to the Ssntnsi, was upwards Of $1,000.
Dr. Merriman, Of Conneaut, had leg
broken on Friday morning last, by being
thrown from his buggy by his team start
ing.
Rev. DR.. Woleott is expected to supply
the desk Of the Congregational church in
this village, morning and evening Of Sun
day naxt.
Among the attractions Of the Mother
Goose party is the pageant Of full dress
march around the hall, preceding the open
ing Of the drama
Mr.. c. E. Bruce viii dispose Of cOnsid-
cradle amount Of property, both personal
and resl, either at private or public sale
for which see posters.
Conductor Conniek, Of the A, Y. 8 P.
road, had the misfortune to smash one Of
his thumbs while coupling cars st Niles,
last Monday morning.
Tickets for the entertainment at the OPP
era House on Tuesday evening, viii be for
sale at the AshtabulA National Bank, and
at the store Of n. G. Dick.
On Sunday LAST, % persons united with
the Congregational church Of Jefferson.
Of this number, were received by letter
and IS by confession Of faith.
The Symphonian Orchestra are to fur
nish the musical accompaniment to the
Mother Goose melodies. at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening next.
European aid, it is said, is to be sought
for carrying out the Baltimore s Ohio ex-
tension to Youngstown, and president
MCreery has gone abroad on that errand.
The Ladies Of the NJ. E. Church win give
warm sugar social in the lecture room
below on Fridayeve. March 24th. A cordial
invitation is extended to all Admittance
1Octs.
Hmay be Of interest TO onion growers to
know that bin has Just past the Legis-
lature establishing the standard weight of
a bushel Of these fragrant Vegetables at if-
ty pounds.
As there viii be no other programmes Of
the Motker6oose Recptionon Tuesday eve
ing at the Opera House, than that which
appears IN the papers, the public viii Of
course consult the adv.
The loss BY the Erie Store are has not
been ascertained There was some $685.
600 in the stock, but the value of the
damaged goods, is too vague for figures,
as one Of the parties informs us.
e. A. Hitchcock lost g thumb nail, on |
Friday morning last, while at work about |
a saw mandrill BY getting to near the head
Of q set screw, and similar accident Oc-
Cured to one Of the boys Of the mill on the
same day.
The Mother Goose entertainment by the
ladies Of the Congregational church, is in
the. course Of. arrangement and rehearsal,
and proves to be sbig thing. No less
than seventy-ive actors are required to give
it full and effective rendering.
The students Of North KingsvilIe graded !
school VIII give a literary entertainment on |
Friday evening, March cath, consisting of |
destinations essays and recitations, fol- !
lowed By the drama, a'My Brothers Keep |
er" and the farce eMy Turn Next"
The Archaeological Society has been rec
ognizsd By the Legislature and an apprO-
pristion granted Of 81, 500, and several
large private collections Of relics placed at
the disposal Of the society for exhibition.
Rev. Mr. Peet is actively engaged in fur
thering the interests of the society, and viii
receive al relics that may be offered for ex-
hibition.
Mr. s. ". Huiee. Of Niles, while order |
ing the Telegraph last week, casually al
luded to the sad condition Of that town
from ths.. utter prostratioa q its industries. |
It is largsly deserted by its population,
tensments and manufactures unoccupied, |
and those that remain, in circumstances Of |
dsstitution and want. At Alliance, large |
numbers are depending upon charity to |
keep sOul and body together.
Rev. J. N. MGihert received, on Mon
day last. infOrnAticnof the death, on the |
evening of that day, of his brother-in-Iaw, |
JAzzs W. WnUE, Superintendent Of the |
Asylum for Insane Criminals for the State |
Of New York, at Auburn, and left on Tues
i. day morning to attend the funeral. His
expectation was 10 return and preach in |
WillOughby, in exchange with young man
located over the church at that place, on
Sunday next
The services Of Nh. G. W. Waite as lead
erof thechoir of the Cong1 church for the
P4A yeaz, have beeH 50 far appreciated asto
suggest a surprise and the presentation Of
> contribution from members of the choir
sndchurch, Of the little sum Of $50. The
pTasentstiOn came of on Saturday evening
llast, Dr.. Esnss being tho medium. The
recipient was enabled to gather himself
sufficiently for the emergency, SO as to fob
the tribute with considerable grace.
Our paper mill Just now seems to be run-
Ping under 9 very prosperous and increasing
business. Il Is turning out an excellent
quality o5 paper, aud tie reputation It has
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