Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-03

Ealersd at he post o0ioe at AsRta6ula, a
secOAd-cl0es naQteE
friday Morning, Oct 8, 1879,
LOCAL NEWS. +.
Mrs. F. N. Pierce had fire display
Of millinery at the fair.
Mrs. Lit. E. B. Hubbard, is about to
close her smnIner vacation and Return to
Baltimore. Lf8IE( z
Mr. F. D. Fickingcr made a gorgeous
display Of fine harHsssss, carriage, cpttsrss
sc. at the fair.
The Council propose tocut down the
salary Of the Treasurer from $50 per
annum to $50. .s.s sr4
-Messrs. Thorp and Pfaf took adYant-
age Of the county fair for showing of
some Of their fine work. ~
Mr.. Ed. Crandall, one Of the clerks
in the post Office, expects to start for Col
Orado soon for his health.
Councilman Haskell was on the sick
last Wednesday evening, hence his non
attendance at the Council meeting.
Mr.. Sidney Ticknor, formerly part
ner of Mr.. Il. L. Morrison in the dry goods
business, was fh-town last Tuesday > <
The display of the Erie Store in dry
so6a5, Rh6 ObEmBeflInR a U5Bn Booe and
shoes, We think has been already noticed.
The repairs to the Pierce block, occa-
stoned by the recent fire have been. com
pleted, and the rooms look nicer than be
fore the fire.
Mr. B. B. Seymour, formerly clerk
in the Ashtabula post Office, returned last
Saturday from a six months residence at
Manistee, Mich.
&C. II. Noyes is now making another
-ibe seeohd addition d his store and
workshop The present one is 20 feet
upon. the rear. %. i - Al
In is Lizzie Lee, daughterof Of the Judge,
remains quite sick at the home of a friend
m ogdsns6erg, \. " r. insonuch that the
mother Of the young lady has been called
to her bedside Z, 50 .sia
- l-sEhah nsyeity Of, aastore sign aofl Top
Ky & Streete1 fills every eye, that has any
tendency of looking upward, and costs
nothing for advertising ta4
Let each local committeeman now re-
solve that no Republican shall be absent
from the polls on the 14th Of October. Bring
out every one Of them
Among the, ,absentees of our citizens,
are Mrs. Q: G. Galley and daughter Fan
ny, visiting near Cincinnati, where they
expect to go and, attend the Exposition.
Thomas M'Ewen, Of the Harbor, sails
on Saturday for Glasgow, Scotland, where
he will remain for the present He takes
the steamer Britanic-the same vessel as
Mr.. Sam. Parsons and wife cross in.
Our ex-landl ord Warrington, is
something of a farmer, and brings us a
sample Of his corn, raised on the flat, near
che gulf Its height is, between 70 and 13
feet, and the ears are above our head.
t-omeial instructions are to the effect
that vosng for Real estate Assessor must
be separate and distinct-requiring a sep
aEabe box, pole-bOOk and tally sheet, and
aseparate return with sent to the Auditor
we are indebted to cur friend and
regular contributor from saybro5k, for a
half bushel Of snowflake potatoes Of a size
to require but S25 to IN the measure. They
are sound throughout and ofan excellent
qualify. lsa
-CrOsby s Sons shipped cook stove to
Glasgow, Scotland, last week, to the order
of Thomas M'Ewen, late of the Harbor.
Mr.. M'Ewen says the Scotch mechanism
in stove manufacture is far behind that Of
the Yankees. - tfs,r "a
-L!.w. smft6 s Son are out in this
number with their fall advertisement, and
as usual, these appeals are made irresista-
bly, tempting especially te the ladies.
They only need 70 know that the Ashtabula
Store speaks, 70 give attention. -
TNeFberTg has anetheF petra native Of
Wisconsin. 1t is called a glass snake, be-
cause. We presume, Of its glass-like and
beautiful surface. It is stIiBed With some
of the colors Of the rainbow and is a real
beauty, and withall, harmless.
We ackRoWledge the feeeiptef a file
ofColton- California papers from Mrs
L. W. Smith. We find in them an an
nouncement and advance welcome of Mr..
Smiths visit to -iAe Pacific coast = He
leaves, We uliderstsla, next week. =
That old dismantled rolling milllnalls
doubly. .drearX since iron and malulsdt
urss EaEe geBeiup. It hiEbt nov fa4
been pouring in handsome revenue, i
thei5oHd sb9ideGso had beeBable To- with
stand that terrible attack of ':shotrs.9
Special accommodations viii be afford
ed on thsregnlar morning train on the a
& P. road, on Saturday morning next, 70
any who may wish to attend the grea
Republican rally at Warren, and get back
the same eyening-leaving Warren at 7;30.
The Plymouth folks favorable to the
new gulf bridge and the most thoroug i'm
proTement in the grading of their approach
to it, held meeting on Saturday evening
last, at whietp fOrty-six days, work7-Vitl
teams erepledged, aud this Z but a be
ginning.
-Oapt- I'D Faulkner has received ,
draftfor the amount Of the encampment
pay roll of the Ashtabula Light Guards,
Company G.. 10th regiment, while in
camp at Rocky river. The boys can get
their '1ucre" by calling at the store O
Captain Faulkner.
Notice was given IN the Presbyterian
church on Sunday last, that all stated eve
ming services would begin at seven, fnstea,
Of half past--the summer arrangement
The Pastor began q series Of evening SCI
mons on Sunday evening, on the history 0
the institution Of christianity.