Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Maria Clark is visiting with
friends in Rochester, n. Y.
DIR. Terry, Of Utica, n, Y, has been
brought home by the death Of his father.
Prof. H. N. King is working up the
Cantata of "Joseph's Bondage" in Palnes-
vile.
The brick makers are.winding up their
seasons work. Irvine drew his last kiln on
Tuesday.
W. H. Tallman, who has been at Erie,
has returned again to the fishing grounds
Of Ashtabula.
The purchasers of toys and holiday
goods will notice the advertisement Of Levy
6 Stearn, Cleveland
Ezra Savage is an invalid and confined
to the house. So is the Junior of the TELE-
GRAPE. Both are having run of fever.
-Arthur-the fisherman set his nets
of this harbor on Sunday evening, and on
Monday morningJlrew them with 80 pounds
OF white fish.
We learn from the Sentinel that Miss
Lizzie Bishop has been appointed Postmis-
tress at West Williamsfeld, vice &. Tick
nor, resigned.
The Ashtabula County W C. T. Q.
will hold their quarterly convention.in An
dover, on Wednesday, Nov. goth. Maria
J. Sullivan, Sec.
"A rumor was afoat last week that
Capt. Brock, and the schooner Cape Horn
had gone down with all on board, of this
harbor, but it has no foundation.
We regret to learn of the illness Of the
Rev. James BOnnar, OF Maryland, from N
attack Of paralysis Of the right side, on
Sunday last, which It is hoped is notserous.
-Topky finished half the roof of the
Congregational church, on Saturday night
last, without calamitous drenching, not
wlthstanding the drizzling, threatening
weather.
Eta Smith the Fremont teacher and
poisoner, has been found guilty, and be-
come delirious in Jail. She makes night
hideous with screeching and she cannot be
quieted,
The advance sheet Of Harper's Monthly
is received, showing the usual abundance
of valuable and instructive topics for pc
rusal and pondering these long winter
evenings.
The Loan Association occupied Satur-
day night in removing their safe and get
ting it INTO their new building. These new
quarters are intensely neat, attractive and
convenient.
The band at Conneaut is playing te-
deums to the editors and publishers of the
Express. Little attentions of this kind
make fellow roll over in bed and cuddle
his eomplacency.
The marriage Of Miss Winnie Bailey,
daughter Of Rev. DR., N. P. Bailey, of
Warren, and Mr.. Bell, of Chillicothe, was
announced to take place in Warren, on
Wednesday the 9Th inst
The Cleveland Paper Company have
had prepared various samples of advertis-
ing pads, Of the ludicrous and extrava-
ganza description. They are sold in guam
titles to the trade at low figure.
The ticket Office in the Lake Shore
Railway passenger depot at jamestown,
was broken into at noon on Saturday, while
the employees were absent at dinner and
about $25 in cash taken from the money
drawer.
-Amsden & Harris have got into those
new quarters at the store of Carlisle & Ty-
Ter. That large French plate glass gives
them an unobstrueted and unsurpassed
light, and altogether is very neat and com
Portable.
Our supplement this week has back
to it, which will suggest to those who are
making their fall purchases, way to make
their money bring the heaviest returns.
Spring is smart, but bargains at an auction
are inevitable.
The prospectus of the Cleveland Her
aid has been received, but we are unable to
give it place this week. Those who wish
to take this excellent paper need not take
advantage of the non-appearance Of the
prospectus, to postpone.
We noticed on Sunday last-Nov To- |
a climbing rose upon the house of II An
thOrp, in prOfuse, smiling bloom and beau |
~. We imagine there was more buovant
beauty IN the outside of that house than
on the inside---ince election.
Morrison has returned from New York,
having made his purchases, passed MP into
Connecticut, spending few days visiting
among friends Of the Nutmeg State, up in
Litchfeld Co. The boys in showing the
goods make the old store look like bazar.
The reason for changing the name Of
the Orwell station to 'Inland"-as it now
appears on the time schedule of the Ash
tabula & Pittsburgh road, was its similari-
ty with 0rville station on the Fort Wayne
road, and the frequent cases of confusion
arising therefrom.
-Four cents a quart for milk now, all
round. We are very glad on account Of
those stockings of the Standard office. A
full supply Of the new, sincere kind. may
have a tendency toimProye their political
ethics, while it rounds out their physical
and mental proportions.
a new time schedule on the L. S. &
N. S. ros is out-2d edition Of No. "a
May u. Th, IRE is little change except The
out OF rain No. Especial Mich.
Express. The uucorrected table was
worked of in our supplement before the
receipt of corrected schedule.