Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-02
LOCAL n e w 3.
Regular meeting of the Council next

to his establishment.
The Democratic Standard is what
they propose to call it.
1t is good time now to renew your
subscriptions for smother year.
Mcclure, Bros. & Co. have added a
$500 steam hammer to their establishment.
Our coal dealers say the demand for
coal far exceeds that of any previous Fall.
-Remember that new subscribers, pay
ing 50 in advance for 1873 viii secure the
balance of 1877 free.
An examination of teachers viii be held
in Orwell on Tuesday and Ashtabula Sat
urday of next week.
Tho appointment of the non-eommis-
stoned officers Of the Ashtabula Light Ar
tillery will soon be made.
An interesting letter was received
from Mr.. A. b. Psrslow too late for this
paper, but viii appear next week.
We have some very pretty original Po-
etry on the first page, the reading Of which
may leave softer and kindlier feelings.
in the Columbians-Stark County Chill
dren's Home there are los children. and
places have been secured for AZ of these.
No frost yet, and October has passed.
Squash vines-One of the most sensitive Of
garden products-are quite green snG
fresh,
The enumeration of school children and
and youth in this village, reaches 97s-
males 476, females 4s-cOIOred males 8,
females 8.
The gas leaks along the mains are such
that the company are again searcaing for
the escapes, and Pat Keyan is again going
the ground over.
Amy of our subscribers desiring to take
advantage Of our club list can do so at the
same low rates of last year. Cash must in
every instance accompany order.
"a kind word spoken 10 husband
will sometimes go farther than a broom
stick or a Irritation" says woman of COM
mon sense and experience.
The Board of Education voted on
Tuesday evening to offer. the position Of
teacher in the primary department OF the
public schools, al a salary of sssa month,
-At the Justice election on Tuesday
last, J. D. Bugbee and A. L. Tyler were
elected. But little interest was felt IN the
election, and only a little over 300 votes
were cast.
Rev. J. S. Robertson, of Rochester. N.
Y, has been called, and accepted the call
to the Euclid street Presbyterian church,
Cleveland, and viii preach his first sermon
on Sunday next
-NeWhurFy has sample grass hopper
all the way from King City, Kansas. he
is a venerable rs well as ponderous old
fellow, and would outweigh near a score of
our common hoppers.
I'm our new head for cheap advertising
wants, lost, &c.-appeared last week
mistake, now corrected, in reference to
two insertions of five lines for % cents.
1t should have been one insertion.
The report of the Commissioner of
Agriculture Of the operations of the de-
partment for the year 1876 has been re-
cieved with the compliments of the head of
the Experimentation. Fred Watts.
Charley Burrill now issues his bulletin
of the current price of oysters. Thus, the
market, we suppose, viii be fixed by this
standard, and the consumer will be enabled
to put the money in his purse for just the
amount wanted before starting from home.
South New Lyme is moving in the
matter Of starting an academy at Dodge
vile, and a liberal spirit is shown by some
of its leading citisens to help the enterprise
along. There is therefore much confdsnt
hope felt that the prOieCtmay be successful.
According to the Ragstts a vein of
coal of good quality and of some
depth, has been discovered on the farm of
John Rockwell little east and south of
North Richmond. Steps are to be taken
for further testing its quality and quanti-
ty.
PRoF. Come, of New York City, one of
the most celebrated veterinary surgeons of
the United States will be at Ashtabula on
Thursday next, Nov. 8, for the purpose of
treating Haskell's horse Prosper. .and, prob
ably. any others for which his services may
be wanted,
There will be a meeting next Tues
day evening, Nov. 6, at 7;8O p. m, at Gil
key s Perry's store, for the purpose of
forming Protective Game and Fish Sport
ing Club. All lovers of legitimate sport
and interested in the above are invited to
be present. Per order Comm.
-Paulus Post, No 4. is to give a social
party at the Armory on Tuesday evening
next. The receipts are for the relief of des.
titute soldiers and their families. As the
cause is worthy one and the reputation
the Post boys have for making success of
all they undertake We expect grand time.
The brick vanesring Of the Ashtabu-
la House extension is up, and while it pre-
SSHeS SO-SAJ appSdIdHceS diO eiiO OOhuiH-
uous pile Of brick, with the towering
height Of wall, impresses the beholder
with a sense Of vsstness. Landlord War
mington, although very modest man, is
one capable Of great enterprise.
=Peaeh=blO# potatoes are fine. plentiful
and cheap. They are selling on the street
at 8S and IS cents. Another evidence
that they are plenty and cheap and of
slow sale, is, that some Of our deliberate
subscribers are desirous of paying for the
the TELEeEArH with them, one of the best
evidences we can have.
-Redpath's Lyceum, or schedule Of
prominent lecturers whose services may be
obtained for filling courses the coming
winter-fairly illustrated with Autographs
of the persons thus in the field, has been
received. Its style of get up is very com
mendabls. Any one wishing to consult it
may do 50 at pleasure.