Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-03-21
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1t is reported that the trains on the
Youngstown branch Of the L. S. & NJ. S.
BY. ET1l commence carrying mails between
Youngstown. and AndoyeF early in, April
This will prove u great convenience to the
towns along the line that have depended
on the slow stage coaches to carry their
mails. ~ $50
Mr.. James E. Doran has removed his
gun shop from Kline's hotel to Lake Street.
next door north of Humphreys store.
In addition to his large stock of American
and imported guns of all grades hedisplays
a fine line Of opera and field glasses, tele-
scopes. etc, whichShe proposes TO sell at
bottom prices.
Mr.. CA. Hastings left town yesterday
morning for McMinnville, Warren Co. Tenn.
where he soes for the benefit Of his health.
He expects to be gone for at least two
months and hopes the braeing mountain
air of that place will prove benefit TO his
health. MIR. and Mrs. II. H. Perry are
now at McMinnyllle.
Akron, Ohio, must be decidedly gay
and happy place for city Of its size. It,
stands at The head of the list for contain
ing more beautiful ladies and gentlemr n,
and having more elopements than any city
on the face Of the globe in proportion to its
size. Within the past year there have
been fourteen elopements, the last two
being announced on Wednesday last.
The North american Cutlery Co., of
PaiuesFiiies just Organizellz has completed
ali preliminary arrangements, and build
ing 8Ox1l2 feet. wo stories high AMI
wing S4xza fest,sif- -l,flek are to be erected
Immediately on the Warren property near
the Z. s. & M, S. depot. Our neighbors
firmly believe the enterprise win prove
grand success and we sincerely hope it may.
We owe an apology to the committee
Of the ladies' corner for the noH-aLpear-
aucelo the matter furnished hast week.
1t vas put III type and was expected to oc-
euPy its proper place, but having couple
of columns of matter more than could be
inserted, this was left over among that
matter, tc our regret and disappointment,
when the fact become known. 1t will be |
found in this number.
Mr.. A. W. Cali bought out last week |
the bus OF Orson Benham, which will be |
run from the Fisk House to and FROM the |
different stations Mr.. Call is very |
respectable and gentlemanly livery man,
and his establishment is supplied with su-
perior livery stock. enabling him TO meet
any demand for single buggies or teams
and carriages, in the neatest and nobbiest
style, and affair and reasonable prices.
We have finished up in this number the
essays read before the Dairyman's Associa-
-ion. As to ability they range well, and
he Association need not be ashamed of the
literary qualifications of its members. The
appeal made to the pride of the members
n these productions, and the stimulating
Effects which such productions are csledlAt-
ID to have, are well calculated to elevate
the standard of mental attainments of the
-arming profession.
The TELEGRAPH is coming to beIooked !
lpon as the medium of accuracy not only
'ut the medium through which the blunders
If those who claim to be par excellence in
III things pertaining to accuracy, are to be
A K. OF H. hands in the fol-
owing item and requests Us to rectify its
Dlunders:
Ashtabula Lodge, No. 81, ofthe Knights
If Honor, has already increased its mem
'ership TO about so, and is prospering finely.
The number of the Lodge, is 1851, and
the number of its members 80.
-Scribner & Co., the publishers, sent us
some time since a copy of new hymn and
June book-spiriEual songs-which seems
70 have struck popular vein, and the
it gets from the religious
press, especially, and from stho-e5--H VI,
he best evideneef
ion to public