Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-11-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Things is risin-Lake Shore stock 1O1.
Rutherford says we must eat turkey
on the 27th of this month.
Specimen copies of the TELEGRAPH
will be sent free to any address.
The Standard contemplates putting in
steam power at an early day.
Teachers examinations take place on
Saturday next. in the high school build
ing in this village.
Francis AIcDaniels has recently been
appointed postmaster at Dorset in place
ofW Z. Gates, resigned,
The Standard Oil Company Of Cleve-
land has made contract for a pipe line
from the Oil Regions to that city, at cost
of about S5OO,O
The rite Of confirmation viii be ad-
minister by the Bishop Of this Diocese, at
St. Peters church in this village, on Sat
urday, November 90, at 8 p.m IN.
j. D. Griffin, well-known citizen of
Geneva, dropped dead, Of heart disease in
the store of H. B. Stephens, of that place,
on Monday morning of last week.
The masonic fraternity are to give a
private party at Haskell's Hall, the first
of series, on next Thursday evening, the
18th. Smiths band, of five pieces, will
furnish the music.
Owing to the delay of the train, Mr..
L. H. Page was unable to meet his after
noon class in dancing, at the appointed
hour. To guard against like disappoint-
ments in the future, he will leave Buffalo
on an earlier train.
Saturday was "all saints" day. So
says the STANDARD. Those fellows. over
at that Office seem to be posted in the
saints calendar. We do not quite see in
to it, considering what they can swallow
and defend politically
"A new time schedule has been issued
from the TELEGRAPH job rooms. for the
Ashtabula & Pittsburg Ry Co., which
takes effect on Sunday next. There will
be no change IN the arrival and departure
Of passenger trains from this place.
We would direct the attention of our
subscribers and those who intend becom-
ing such, to our club list published else
where in this paper. By taking one or
more publications with the TELEGRAPH
considerable saving in cost can be made
Always leave your orders for job
printing at the TELEGRAPH Office and
thereby get the finest work for the least
money. Call and see the latest styles of
type suitable for letter, note and bill-heads,
cards, notes, receipts, circulars, wedding
work, etc.
Another telephone is to be put in op-
Grafton from the passenger to the freight
house at the LIS. & NJ. S. Ry,. depot at
this place The line from the Jefferson
depot to the Sheriff's office, works salts
factory, and by it all telegraph messages
are transmitted which are received at or
sent from the court house.
"A change in the time of running the
trains on the L. S. & NJ. S. Ry. viii be
announced soon. 1t is rumored that No.
6, which reaches Ashtabula at 9:04 will
arrive about one hour earlier, and that
train No. over the Franklin Division
and Youngstown Branch will leave in the
afternoon after the arrival of Nos and 8.
"A glance at the interior of the Erie
Store will satisfy the most skeptical that
advertising does pay. Kepler & Co., are
liberal patrons of the press in the county,
and we haze no hesitation in saying that
they do the largest business in the cOun-
ty. They have what they advertise, and
sell at prices as low as the same article
can be purchased anywhere. Small mar
gins and large sales make business good
with the Erie Store. Standard
Them's our sentiments. Kepler & Co,
make themselves a power in the dry goods
trade.
AT a meeting of the Ashtabula Light
Artillery, Third Battery, o. n. G., held
last Monday evening, Sergeant L. z. Cros-
by was elected Captain, and T. H. SEWERS,
First Lieutenant. The non-commisssoned
officers to be appointed by the Captain
viii probably be announced at the next
meeting, Monday evening, November 10th.
The council of administration for the en-
suing year is as follows: Sergeant T. c.
Smith, Corp. VIM Weidmier, Bugler, s.
W. Allen, Private C. E. Tryon.
Would it not be cOmmendable act
if the Council cause a pump to be placed
in the well opposite the Methodist church
on Park street? There is a never failing
supply of good water in this well, as is
proved by the fact that all the water for
sprinkIing the streets has been taken from
it, and now when nearly every well in
town is exhausted, this one contains as
much as ever. Certainly the unfortunates
living in that vicinity who have to carry
water several squares would say amen to
any such action of the Council.
"A gentleman of the medical fraterni-
ty Of the county, in conversation, the 9th
eF day ibout the violation Of the grave at
Kings ille, said it was hardly worth while
for regular practitioner to engage in that
business, for their is no difficulty about
getting all the subjects needed, at Cleve-
land, for S15 piece. He further said
that he usually supplied himself with one
year-each Winter-and refreshed his
memory with regard to anatomical science
which is found TO be absolutely necessary
Beside his students have an opportunity
to become acquainted with that complex
machine-man-so fearfully and wonder
fully made.