Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-16
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THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, July 16, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.

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Come on now with your orders for job
printing.
Richmond letter came in little late
for insertion.
job Printing cheaper than ever at the
TELEGRAPH office.
There will be regular meeting of the
Council next Wednesday evening.
The ancient ig-leaf style of dress
would be comfortable these days.
The TELEaRAPH is always to be found
on sale at the Central News Room. II
Why has the enumerator of Geneva
not filed his copy Of names, etc., at Jefrer-
SON.
The Mckenzie Brothers, contractors,
have quite an extensive job Of piling at
Erie.
Jim Jeffords, who was recently pardon
ed by Governor Foster, is 'at home,
again.
Dr. G. w. Hotehkin, with his SPRING
less rruss and supporters is at the Ashtabu-
Ia house to-day.
Mr.. W. Il. Reeves now runs a horse
and wagon to assist him in the prompt de-
livery Of his papers.
-Messrs P. c. Ford and Chan. Rich
arlSon returned from pleasant to Lake
Superior yesterday,
The SO, 900 Corlis engine of the Ashta
bula Tool Company arrived last Saturday.
1t weighs about IA tons.
Mr.. Fred Collins started last Tuesday
for trip to Chicago on one of the North
ern Transit Cos propellers.
Over seven hundred people attended
the opening of the Geneva Sewing Machine
works, Wednesday evening.
Rev. C. L. Hallowell of Oil City, Pa,
will preach in the Baptist church next
Sabbath mroning and evening.
The funeral of John f. Watrous, will
take place to day at three o'clock p. NJ,
under the charge Paulus Post, G. A. R.
There is man at the L. S. & NJ. S.
depot, who is the father of TWO pairs OF
twins. The enumerator gave him the
cake.
MIR. Will Curtiss, Washington cores.
pondent Of the Chicago Inter Ocean has
been visiting friends here during the past
week.
The new house of Austin ]. Smith,
adjoining the site Of his old one, has the
frame up, and is about ready forthe brick
walls.
The Village work Of dredging at the
Harbor is about completed, only the 80
foot strip at Bridge street being unfinished
yesterday.
New potatoes-the EARLY Rose-are
coming into market and the public want
is met by the farmers at 80 cents bushel.
The crop is a good one.
Mr.. A. G. Fisk, who for several weeks
past has been visiting friends in New York
state, returned last Thursday with his
health greatly improved.
In view Of publishing correct ta-
BILE by towns and villages, of the result of
tho'last census in Ashtabula County, we
have omitted the table this week
"A barn, about mile west of Geneva,
belonging to John Tracey, of this place,
was struck by lightning and burned togeth-
with contents, Wednesday night.
Go and see the game Of ball between
the White Sewing Machine club of Cleve-
land and the Ashtabula Club, Saturday
afternoon. 1t win be interesting
During one Of the showers Of We'd
nesday night chimney OF P. P. Buffers
house was struck by the lightning that
played about in such a lively manner.
Our friend Landon of South Ridge
East has been unfortunate in having
cow injured by tightening and the loss of
available brood mare, all within a few
days.
The Cleveland Herald is out in its
new dress from the foundry of Farmer
Little & Co., N Y, and looks fresh and
fadiant as damsel arrayed for her nup-
tials
Judge Caldwell favored US with a call
on Tuesday last while awaiting the train
for Jefferson. He seems to enjoy life up
on the bench, and has a four years lease
upon ityet.
"A Cleveland Chinaman when asked
if he would vote'for Garfield, replied-he
no vote for Garfield or Hancockee-he
vote for Republican. Democrat get no
shirt to washee.