Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-10
THE TELEGRAPH
LOCAL NEWS.

Don't neglect organization
Remember next Tuesday = election
day.
Let every voter carefully read his
ticket.
John soOville mas purchased Blake's
HArbor line.
Vote early, and get out your Republi-
can nelghbOrs.
Freight business on the railroads cen
tering here is booming.
The Pittsburg Exposition will close
on Saturday of the present week.
An examination of teachers takes
place in Austinburg on Monday next.
There win be a regular meeting Of the
Council next Wednesday evening, 18th
The buying UP Of calves, and their
shipment to Kansas, is quite business
along the Lake Shore.
Remember Senator Howland viii ad-
dress the people OF Ashtabula tomorrow
evening -saturday-at Haskell Hall.
On Monday last the thermometer in
dicated 96o in the shade and 11Oo in the
sun. viii the oldest inhabitant please
arises
u. S. Deputy Marshal S. NJ. Smead,
of Cleveland, formerly of Ashtabula, has
returned from his trip greatly improved in
health.
AT the Teachers Examination held in
Geneva last week there were thirty eight
applicants ladies and twelve
gentlemen.
The cost of getting your tickets print
ed for Real Estate Assessor is only $1OO
for 500. 1t makes more thorough and
cleaner work to have them printed.
I'D. Hulburt has sold to Mr.. Robert
RiddeIl,a strip of twelve feet of land front
ing on South Park, and adjoining the
premises Of the purchaser, for $3.50.
-Messrs. Gee & Rogers are buying large
quantities of Chestnuts which they are
shipping to California. They expect to
purchase five to six hundred bushels.
There are now sixteen fishing pounds
off Fairport and three more will be put in.
More blue pike are caught than any other.
fish, with some W hite fish, bass, mullet, etc
Mr.. Tyler, Sen, is using the ak upon
some of those venerable Iocusts standing
in front of his homestead. The large and
uneqnalled timber is reduced to frewood.
Better weather for ripening the later
grapes, and the corn crop has meyer been
known since the world began and the first
parents enjoyed the fruits Of the garden.
Owing to the sickness of Rev Ell.
Yingling, the Rev. C. W. Reeves ofGirard
will preach in the Methodist church in
this place next Sunday morning and even
ing.
On Monday evening Hon. Geo R.
Nash, of Columbus, and Prosecutor
Leonard held booming meeting at Viii
Mansfield. The Andover band made the
music
"A car load of cattle sent from Geneva
on Tuesday last embraced pair of steers
raised by Cornelius Morgan, that weighed
$3.50 pounds. Cornele has a knack at
raising big steers.
-Cts PoOler who went to the penitenti-
ary from this county for five years, has
been paadoned out after a servive of some
two years. A petition asking for lenity
was the moving cause.
The Sentinel suggests the sending for
Dan Voorhees, to 60 to Austinburg, and
then to bury him under storm of free
mems bullets! Is not that little
sanguinary, friend Howells?
The 9TH number-Oct. 3-of the Dol
lar Weekly Farnsereame TO hand last week,
giving good evidence of vitality and pro-
longed life, notwithstanding the report in
circulation that it had gone up.
Mr.. Oscar F. Craytor, of Ashtabula,
who for several years has been a sufferer
from paralysis, is to be removed to the
National Soldiers Home, at Dayton. Mr.
CraytOr was member of Go. F, 1O5th O..
VI.
The continued dry weather has had
the effect to make water and ice in great
demand. Cisterns and wells are giving
out generally, and those who are obliged
to use much water are considerably ineon-
venienced thereby.
Mr.. F. D. Fickinger took some four
teen premiums at the county fair for harm
esses carriages, &c. Franks establishment
is very complet cone in each of its several
departments, and the work turned out is
such as any establishment might well be
proud Of
Receiver Devereau, of the A. & G. W,
road, in passing through Youngstown the
other day-intimated that arrangements
would soon be made with the Connellsyille
road that would make thisa through line
via. Pittsburg to Baltimore and the East
without any break.
"A meeting of the Republicans of Say
brook will be held on Saturday evening of
the present week, at the town house. 1t
will be addressed by Messrs. Thorp and
Pettibone. Let the turn out be good
one as this will probably be the last meet
ing OF the campaign,
Our friend Anger and lady of Leon
were surprised by their friends on the even
ing Of the 9Oth ult. with a banquet and
social rout in honor Of the tenth anniver
ssry Of their marriage, ANY quantity Of
quaint and curious presents we're made,
and the evening seems to have been given
up to hilsrity and social pleasure.