Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-05-23


wood Cemetery, East Ashtabula, on Tues
day, May 9th, by every person interested
in the improvement Of the grounds. Il IS
hoped all will be present at nine o'clock
and with implements for cutting grass,
trimming, &c. Dinner at twelve. There
will be good quarteue singing during the
day.
The PainesviIle Telegraph, says-The
grave robbers, Joiner and Minor, were TAX
en- before Judge Hamilton, in Cleveland,
| last Monday, and released on bail of $500
said to be furnished by persons connected
with the medical college. Minor was i'm
mediaily arrested on a warrent from this
| county. brought to Painesville and locked
up. On Tuesday parties came from Cleve-
land and got him released on bail.
Representative Critic, from bis labors
at Lansing among the lawgivers of the
State Of Michigan. was here over Sunday
and Monday last on a second flying trip to
his old stamping ground. His new role
does not seem to worry him. Indeed he
groves more and more ponderous, as if
there was something in it that agreed with
him.
Engine and hose companies No.
were out for practice for the first time
since they have been reorganized as paid
companies. The hose is in charge of ten
men, and the engine four. Mr. F. W.
Blakeslee is foreman; J. W Collins 1st
assistant; Samuel Mills 2nd assistant; W.
B. Menneiley, secretary and J. W. Stew
ems Treasurer.
The Propeller Wm.C brought in
on Friday last, and discharged upon the
new L. S & NJ. S. Dock, 235, 600 #. Of six
inch Norway pine plank for flooring over
the timber for receiving the last coating Of
earth-four teeet-for the ore dock. She
also brought in a quantity of square timber
for the work upon the peirs, which was dis
charged upon the east pier.
There seems to be professional weak
ness, or perhaps pride among the NJ. D.s for
FickInger's carriage work. DR.. Hubbard
has been reveling for some weeks in a very
tasteful covered buggy from this estab-
lishment, and now DR.. Fifeld, of Conneaut,
has Just started out with a handsome open
one. Fickinger, we suppose, wouldn't care
a fig if the thing should take an epidemic
form.
The Sentinel informs US, that the 18th
inst. was the seventy second birth day of
its venerable senior Editor. Ofcourse, we
are among those friends who desire for
him many returns of this anniversary, not
only, but that his faculties and strength
may be continued and bis enjoyments of
life remain unimpaired. "0ld Charley we
know will do what he can to add to those
enjoyments.
The Tenn. Jubilee Singers will hold
Jubilee Picnic and Camp-meeting, at
Eglcy's grove, six miles east of Conneaut,
next Saturday and Sunday May Gath & 25th,
croguet, swings, and boating will afford
amusements, refreshments, hot and cold
will be served at reasonable prices. Turn
out everybody and enjoy yourselves. Con-
cert at 2 and o'clock p. m. Admission to
the grounds 15c. The Management is try
ing to arrange for the running of an ex-
cursiOn from here on Sunday.
We are glad to see that our Cincinna-
tus of the Standard, is beginning to give a
little attention to his personal appearance.
He has actually made purchase of a new
straw hat, to which, after settling the fact
as TO who was under it, we actually made
our most deffeIential Salamm across the
street, the other day. The hay seed that
have been suffered to take up so large a
place where the capilaries grow-granger
credentials have been combed out, and
journalistic civilization has receiYed quite
jog.
The daily mail received by newspaper
men embraces about as great variety as
any class of business men. The following
on postal card was received the other day:
= WANTED SITUATIoN.-By a First Glass
| Printer, who has had several years expe-
! rience on city dailies; is capable of taking
| charge of a country paper, also of conduct
/ ing Sunday School; is a Competent Proof
| Reader: is strictly temperate. Those who
do not intend to pay need not answer this,
as the undersigned has decided penchant
for hotels No objection will be made to
high wages or a 10 o'clock lunch. Ad-
dress, etc.
The closing lessons of Mr.. L. H. Pages
dancing school were given on last Monday
and Tuesday evenings. The lesson on
Monday evening was for the children's
class, and it was surprise to the specta-
tors present to witness the accuracy of the
little ones in making the different changes.
This evening Mr.. Page is to give recep-
tion at Haskelrs hall, which will be large
ly attended. He has made many friends
in Ashtabnla, and as teacher he has no
superiors. Another school will be opened
by him here next Fall.
Our friend of the Conneaut Express
: shows little malicious comfort in letting
his gaffs into our gentle neighbors of the
Standard, and we are not quite sure but
that some of the rest of US might partici-
pate, if those fellows could be pricked up
to a little use of some of their sharper fac
ulties. 1t takes pretty sharp goad to get
through the stolidity of our Cincinnatus
friend, and the weeks are too short for our
lightning man to write and prune down
and re-write his lucubrations and make
them presentable so that we cannot hope
to see the fur fly under week or two.
We shall, however, look for fun in due
time.
Another change Of time in the running
Of trains on the Franklin and Youngstown
branches of the L. S. g. NJ S. Ry took
place last Sunday The time tables were
received at Stoneboro for distribution at
10 o'clock last Friday night, when it was
discovered there were three errors in them
which untitled them for use. An order
was telegraphed TO the printers in Cleye
land, stating the errors, for 600 mort
schedules, and they were received at Ash
tabula at 4:18 p. m. Saturday, in time fo
distribution before they took effect Thi
is considered quick time and Messrs. Shor
& Forman of Cleveland are the gentlemen
who receive the credit.
TnocbarSs denomination