Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-03-24

u teachers examination takes place at
orwell next Tuesday.
Bear in mind the Mass Convention at
Jefferson, on Saturday next IS
John Ducro expects to occupy his new
quarters By the first Of April.
sssATbs pay ear Of the l. SAN. S. Ry.
passed ever the Erie Division last wedues-
day.
The Dodges Of New Lyme have recent
II made purchase IN eannda Of $50 Cots
void sheep.
King Henry the Y, was played last
lwseit By Geo. Rignold at the Euclid Ave.
Opera House. Cleveland
Cur present. mayor and council hold
one more regular meeting before they step
cut Of their respective Offices
-Duero the cabinet maker and furniture
desler Is about to extend his recent pur
chase-the Robertron store-backto his rear
line, sbutting upon Smiths brick block.
We make record for future reference,
that 4e.sieigh bells are gingling about the
streets, and the snow lies some 10 or 12
inches deep, on this, the 2ist day of March,
1876.
The announcement is made Of the death
Of DR.. s. B. Chalfant, Of Middletown, Pa,
hrother-in-lsF Of Dr.. King, Of this place
The DR.. and lady left at once to be present
at the funeral
The warm weather Of the early part Of
March had tendency to thAw cut marine
items, but the weather Of the past week has
frozen them up again, and this class OF
news is as scarce as IN mid winter.
ss-Rev. o. Parker, the evangelist. who 50
successfully conducted series Of revival
meetings in this and other neighboring
towns during the past winter, died last
week Of stroke Of paralysis, in Western
New York
Our public schools close on Friday of
the present week, With examinations, and
an entertainment viii be given in the eve
ming by the senior class, in the High school
room. The spring term viii begin on Mon
day, april Sd.
in another column viii be seen the adj
vertisement Of S. r. Harris, assignee Of E.
G. Pierce, who viii dispose of the large
stock of clothing at prices that cannot fail
to find purchasers. These inducements
are only offered for the next thirty days.
The Sentinel man, in his last weeks
issne, tslls Of 3 surgical operation being
performed in that place, and 'seitherH be-
ing administered. They use the same thing
in the SsntiaeI ofRce aeither" hand pow
er or ''steam, as the occasion requires it. /"
The delegation from this town to the
Republican convention at Painesville on
2sd, for the election of two delegates and
the same number Of alternafes TO the ma
tional convention at Cincinnati, are E. H
Fitch, H. Fassett. Theodore Hall and
James Reed.
The eating house at the a., Yy& P.
depot, at Warren, owned by Andrew Art
man, snd occupied by R. Il. Bailey, was
entirely destroyed By fire on the morning
Of the nth inst. Insurance on the build
ing, $4,000; insurance on contents, proha-
: bly, enough TO cover the loss. 'st4's'
Charles b. L.edweI, Of jefferson, was
knocked down near the A., Y. & P. depot
last Friday night and robbed of his over
coat and a sum Of money Suspicion was
directed to Wm. Myers, and he was arrest
ed in saloon on Saturday morning, with
the cost on, and most Of the money was
found in his boOt-tops.
"A team attached to one Of Fuller's ON
nibuses, last Sunday, while waiting for the
Atlantic Express at the L. S. 8 NJ. S. de-
pot, took start upStation street, but were
esught before much damage was done.
The horses attached to the Fisk House hack
also took little run at the same time and
place, and succeeded in smashing things in
.gTerY unsatisfactory manner-to Patchen.
= a@-Another trial Of the steamer, with the
new srcke stack attachment, was made
lat wednesday afternoon before quite
number Of our citizens. Steam was indi-
Gated in four minutes, and in fifteen sec
onds more there .wsrs five pounds of steam;
after twenty-five pounds Of steam were
raised, which took just five minutes and
fifty seconds after the fire was lighted, she
continued tomake i've POUNDS every elev-
en- seconds.
,-7In another column viii be seen the
new advertisement Of the Marvin Safe Co.,
J. n. Robinson 6 Co., agents, III Seneca
Street, Cleveland. Their alum and dry
plaster safes have worldwide reputation
ashaing the loniyiifIr and damp proof ssfes.
We can, from expeEenes, heartily recon-
mend thess sales as bsing perfectly damp
proof, and their burglar and fire proof
qualities ers too often proved TO need a
word from Us. n.5
We noticed last week, that G. ". Dick
fns0n had disabled hand and found it nee
es@Fy p can't it1ih s-sling. The inside
ball q his fore finger was pricked with
grsver. As it remained sore it was dress
ed with q plaster, which was followed BY
erysipelas. This becoming better, the di-
sease spread more. or less over his person.
anE ebh6hsd him 10 bis hotses 1t is nov,
we understand, better, and indications are
favorable for recovery.
-Runaways seem to have been unus-
ually frequent the past week, Besides the
buss carriages indulging in g freak Of this
kndf n Geo. Chapman, who we have
been in the habit Of thinking was some
thing Of horseman, was taken at lively
rate BY his team, throwing him and a
couple Of other gentlemen out, and his ve-
hicle Ike that Of Of Patehens hack was
rather the worse for the exposure.
No damage. We believe, vas done to life
or lnb.
The Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance
Co., Of Ra senna, Ohio, Is the name Of a
company recently organized in that place,
which cannot fal to find many policy
holders, as their plan is new, rates low, and
its officers are business men who are well
known in this locality. NJ. Miller the
resident agent, who Is a man worthy Of
public eonfdenee, viii visit our citizens at
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