Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.
.Elsotion next Monday.

-Election next Monday.
-The Council met last Wednesday even
ing
-Mr. Andrew Barnes and family have
removed to Cleveland to live.
-Wm. F. Swift Of the Cleveland Her.
aid, spent last Sunday here with his pa
rents.
Next Monday is the day booked for
ward to by no less than four candidates for
Street Commissioaer.
Richard n. Moore and others are the
corporators Of the Equits5le Mutual Re
LIEF Association Of Ashtabuia.
Richard Brothers are erecting build
ing lex40 feet on Centre ST.. just east Of
their store. 70 be used as residence.
The Bloomfield station on the A. 6 P.
rsilroad, which is 70 be put up by E. R.
Hatch 6 Son, Of Coansaut, is TO cost $3.50.
I'VE regret TO hsas from the lSsntinel
that SIR. C. S. Simonds is sn invalid and for
several dags has been absent from his Office,
-E. Z Rnsssll, Esq., has renewed to
Aurora, Portage county. where he will
stick out mis- shingls and dispense law and
equity
-At the examination Of teachers at Or
well on Monday last. there were % ap PHI
cants, 81 Of whom we're ladies and 10 gen.
tlemen.
Judge Sherman's sons have made a
change in location Of Office. and are now to
be found in Willards new blOck-secOnd
floor, front room.
Rev. A. D. Barber will assist Rev. R.
NJ. Keyes in conducting evening meetings
ct the Congregational church at Chardon,
during this week.
lszlrhe Council met last Wednesday even
- Immediately adjourned so that the
members could attend the caucus which
was then being held in Haskelrs hall.
An order was issued on the 25th ult.,
by the Court Of Probate, to send Albert
F. Simonet, Of this town, an lncorrigable
- of IS years, to the Reform Farm.
er-The one hundredth birthday of Mrs.
ssydia Bell, Of Lenox, will be celebrated
With a basket picnic at her residence on
Saturday of this week. So says the Senti-
mel.
Mr.. Kepler, of the Erie Store, has got
back from the east, and the results of his
labOrs will be seen in the handling. mark
ing, shelving and running of and selling
new seas0nable goods.
-Messrs. c. NJ. Rice, of Ashtabula and A.
K. Hayward, of Conneaut, after passing q
complimentary examination, before a COM
mittee appointed by the District Court were
admitted to the Bar last week.
The Sentinel and the Orwell Welcome
are in the field as illustrated papers. The
Figi war dance in this weeks Welcome is
full Of graphic power, and very strong
and attractive feature of the paper.
The people Of Windsor and region have
got their hair to lie down in a proper man.
nsr and the cuticle has lost its CRATER quail
ity, of late, since the frightful cries Of that
roaming animal are no longer heard.
Navigation is now open between
Detroit and Cleveland. The steamer,
Northwest, came through from the former
city on Tuesday last, making the run in
eight and one-half hours. But little ice.
The best essay on General Farm Man.
sgement was read at the recent Dairyman's
Meeting by Lewis L. Hyde, of LenOx, and
the best essay on cheese making, by Il. N.
Carter, of Perry, as the prizes awarded at
81.
The travelling between the town and
Harbor has been terrible during the past
few weeks, but we notice Capt. Wright's
buss line pulls through regardless of the
reads, and to him the public is indebted
for the accommodation rendered.
Mr.. Lindergreen, of the Times, made
US call on Friday morning last. We can
hardly recollect when we have had a call
from the Senior.
Mr.. HOWells of the Sentinel made US a
brief call on Wednesday morning.
-Messrs. Storrs, Harrison & Co., Of
Painesville, haye a special notice Of Hedg-
ing Plants, with prices, id this issue. All
who deal with this firm can do so with en-
tire confidence. Buyers get Just what they
bargain for and at popular prices.
George Mygatt has bought the house
and third of an acre of land, lately owned
and occupied by VIM. Boyle, on the Ridge
next the premises Of Paul Ford. Consider
alton 81 200. Mr.. NJ. is putting upon tn,
house some repairs and improvements.
Mayor Cox having driven across Con
nsaut bridge at faster gait than the Law
allows, on Tuesday last, was duly arrested
and srraigned before a magistrate, but tn
proceeding was unsuccessful and the Mayo
was released without drawing his purs
strings.
We notice that our friends along thr
North Ridge east, in the neighborhood o
Capt. D. l. Pratt and Dea. Badger, are re
moving their front fences and taking il
what has heretofore been considered high
way. A slice from both sides gives tn,
highway rather contracted look.
"A message from Mr.. H. J. Topky
dated Dayton, April 1st, was received herr
announcing the death of his mother, Mrs
Margaret TOpky, at that city on Tuesda,
last. She was II years Of age, was born il
Fliseheim, France and moved to Daytol
in 1880. Her funeral took place on Thurs
dsy.