Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-06-28
FRIDAY JUNE 2sth. 1875.
LOCAL n E w s
.Ashrahnla will not celebrate.

-Painesyille win celebrate the coming
Fourth
Wool Is coming in and prices range
at about 80 cts.
The revenue cutter Perry was in this
Harbor last Sunday.
Hon. J. B. Burrows Of gainesville, is
to be the orator of the day at COnneaut on
the 4th.
The Recorder and Probate Judges
rooms at the county seat are being renova-
ed and painted.
Booths catalpas are in full bloom.
Their richness and beauty will amply re-
pay passing glance.
While the English laws offered prem
ium upon the heads of sparrows. Ohio pro-
tects them by statute.
The Episcopal, church Sunday School
picnic took place at the HarbOr yesterday
and was generally attended.
The Council will meet next Wednes-
day evening. Business of importance is
expected to come before this meeting.
The Jefferson DEiving Park Associa-
rion are making arrangements for their
races which come eff July 11th, 18th and
18th.
Attention is directed to She Sherif's
sale in this paper-under the legal head
of an undivided interest of saw mill, at
Dorset Center.
The Warren Chronicls says that Mr..
Allen Barber of Bloomfield, is ahead on
heavy foeces this year-his flock Of Cots
wOlds averaging ten pounds per head.
Prof. Talmadge, teacher of psnman-
ship, has formed class in Warren, and
opened on Thursday last in the high school
room. The Prof. is an old and competent
teacher.
Attention is called to the new adver-
tisement of the Grand River Institute,
which appears in this paper. The Fall
term Of this old and popular school begins
Tuesday, Aug, 2Oth.
-Amelia Fassett and Frank Lampman
have each been sentenced to the penitentia-
ry for three years, and were taken to Col
umbus, together with Henry Bassett-be.
fore sentenced for one year.
-Fickinger was out last Saturday with
q nobby black team, with heads erect, sleek
and glossy, and attracting general atten-
ton. Fickinger is trump in anything
pertaining to fine equipages.
Hon. Freeman Thorp, Of Ashtabula
county, says the Painssville Telegraph, is
building and fitting up studio at Little
Mountain, where he viii spend most of the
season in the practice of his art,
Those fellows at the Standard office
feel not a little snvious over the fine pic.
ture and the prominent place it oceupie:
in the county history, of the Senior Of this
paper. We entertain a magnauimous sym
pathy for them.
A pickpocket went through the editorial
sxcursionists at Cresson last week, and hall
an hour afterwards he was observed sitting
on the hotel balcony ruefullY surveying
three wooden toothpicks, a brass rule anG
thsstump of a lead pencil.
The American nurssrymen's Associa-
tian of Rochester, has elected Mr.. J. j
Harrison, Of the Painesville n1rsuries, its
president. he is veteran in the bushes,
and win honor the position. Cleveland i:
Z De the next place Of meeting.
An exchage says; ''It's funny that
when you ask man to advertise, he gener.
ally declines with the statement that mo.
bodyn seeit.' But If you advertise some
little caper Of mis- in the news column gratis.
he gets indignant over the certainty that
'everybOdy'll see it. >"
The Hutehinsons sang at Buffalo on
Monday evening last, and the Cotsrle,
speaks Of the performance as artistically
and sweetly exquisite. Miss Carrie-con
traits, s,-0f only IS years-is alluded to a
highly cultured, and some Of her piece
marked by depth Of feeling and pathOs.
The Cleveland dog license ordinanc
has been put in force again this season, bu
It is estimated that only about one-half o
the dog. owners have taken out licenses
and the receipts are less than one-half wha
they we're last year. 1t is said that som
propose to test the legality Of the ordin
anee.
"A stranger named Thomas Sexsmitl
from Penna., was arrested on Main stree
last Wednesday afternoon by Marsha
Thrope, on complaint of one Emanue
Crull Of Bradford, Pa, charged with oh
tanning goods under false pretenses. Sex
smith was confined in the lookup until h
could have hearing.
Some of our young friends, and n
doubt the parties themselves, we're disaF
pointed at not finding notice of the maj
riage of Miss Emma Charter and Mr.. I
NJ M'Corkle, in our columns last weel
It was in type, but omitted by inadvel
tene-mortifying, but the oversight wa
discovered too late for remedy.