Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-10-19
Milo L. Rice, we learn,is dow nwith a
severe attack of fever.

Milo L. Rice, We lesrn,is dow nwith I
severe attack of fever.
Miss Laura Topky, of Ashtabula. il
visiting friends in Athens, her old home.
"A lady's shawl has been left at thi;
Office in response to recent adv. in these
columns.
Rev. Mr.. Fisher and lady are on
three weeks vacation and visit to friends
in Michigan.
Mr.. Alfred ". NeIlis, Of Cleveland,
is with his lady and child, on q visit among
Ashtabula friends.
"A. o. Amsden represents Rising Sun
Lodge at the Grand Lodge Of the State, in
session at Columbus.
You can always find something new
and to your advantage. in the advertising
columns Of the TELEGRAPH.
Mr.. Lyman Rogle died on Saturday
night last, from the injuries received in
his fall, as stated last week. He was in
his sOth year.
The Ladies Of the NJ. E. Church will
give social at their church on Wednesday
evening of next week. All are cordially in
Tited. Mrs. L. L. Metcalf, Sec'y.
We are indebted to our friend Asa
Lamb, our accommodating and thoughtful
Clerk of the Court, for the official vote i'll
this district, as published in another column.
These is quite demand for dried ap-
pies among our merchants, and as the
crop of apples are liable to premature de-
cay and windfals abundant, the supply
will be full one.
Don't forget, either waking or sleep
ing, that the best job work in the county,
is TO be found at the TELEGRAPH Office, and
that on prices the preeminence may be
found at the same place.
Prot King, assisted by Miss Latimer, plan
ist, Of Boston, and Miss Elmore, of Lenox,
as Esther, viii reproduce the play of Es-
ther, at Pierpont, Oct. %. There is a
banquet for those who may be present.
Little Jake, Kelsey & Fields trotter,
was on the course at Cincinnati-Chester
Park-on Wednesday. competitor in the
2:3O race, where 1000 was divided. He
was second in the first heat, the time being
2:s75E.
We have had pleasant acquaintance
with Prof. Dauer, and consider him gen.
tleman worthy of trust and confidence in
whatever Office or engagement he may en-
ter into, and therefore commend him as
a teacher of the languages proposed.
Fisk and Silliman are feeling some of
the benefits of the European demand for
bread stuffs. They received an order
from Boston, the other day for 500 barrels
of s'Round Hoop Ohio" for the European
market, which is to be filed without de-
lay.
The Sentinel gives our accommodating
Supt. Mccoy deserved compliment when
it says: ''The road is conducted with a
spirit Of accommodation" Our citizens,
as we'll as those Of other towns realize this
fact, and give the palm where justice
points it due.
John P. Linn, of Pittsburgh, fol-
lower of Murphy, the great Apostle of
temperance, will deliver lecture on tenn
persnce on Tuesday evening the 2Sd, in
this village, at some place to be designated
hereafter, and at the Harbor on Saturday
evening next,
Prof. Perkins, after the Warren musi-
cal conclave, jourueyed to the east, and
completed his sojourn among the hills
and dales and lakes of Maine, rambling
over the haunts of his early days. He thus
far returned on Sunday last, and gave us a
friendly call on Monday, before leaving for
Chicago-his western home.
The schooner Eliza Turner, captain
Hearns, Cleveland, went ashore on Long
Point, some time during the storm of
Thursday night Of last week, and went to
pieces. The captain and stewardess, of
Cleveland, were lost, and the crew had a
very narrow escape. The schooner was on
her way from detroit to Buffalo with
wheat.
The requisite number Of recruits to
increase the Ashtabula Light ARTILLERY to a
four-gun battery have been secured and the
enrolment sent to the proper officers at
Columbus. The next thing in order will
be instructions from the Adjutant General
10 elect officers, when the two additional
guns, caissons, and equipments will be
forthcoming.
"A. D. P. Young, of the Centre street
station, lays us under a heavy obligation
for ample material for our winters pump
kin pies, in one of those golden globes
which put the sturdy express messenger
on his muscle to lift and roll into the edi-
torial cottage. If help should be necessa-
ry to dispose of the pies, friend Young
must stand ready to see us through.
-Wepotice that Mr.. John Ramsge is
about with his right arm IN sling. 1t
seems that he fell some fifteen feet fro m a
tree from which he was gathering apples,
and broke his forearm, spread and badly de-
moralized the bones of the wrist. his
cheerfulness and philosophy seem to stand
by him in the midst Of this calamity, and
much lively sympathy is felt for him.
An attempt was made to enter tile
store of Carlisle s Tyler on Wednesday
night last, BY boring and saving out a
pannel of the back door. A hole had been
bored with an inch and quarter auger, but
for some reason the work stopped at his
point. A previous attempt had been made
upon window, which also stopped at a
similar stage. and Geo. Willards store has
also received similar attentions.
Attention Light Guards.
Target Practice of A. L. G. is postponed
until Wednesday, Oct. oath, at I 80 p. NJ,
on account of the weather. Every mem
Der is expected to be present. A senior and
iunior Team will ba formal with ,,,j,,;iaoo -