Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, June II, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.

Our report of arrivals and clcarances
failed us for past week.
Cheese thus far, this season, is OF
rather an indifferent quality. This is uni.
formly so.
-Russell's Grand War Allegory may be
seen this Friday evening and Tomorrow
Saturday evening.
Il. W. Kimball and wife have return
ed to Kngsvile. Mrs. K, who has been
All invalid for some time, is improving.
--Messrs. Ellis & Harris have dissolved
partnership Harris health requiring
entire freedom from the cares of business.
Mr.. Appleby-sexton-hayingc corral
ed valuable COW few nights ago, found
her in the morning with shoulder bro
ken. -.-,-.
An old haichcldor, down our way,
says the two things that preplex and trou-
bic him most are the the weather and wo-
men,
"A line stretched across the harbor
made a clean sweep Of the pilot house of
the tug Dragon just before daylight the
other morning.
w. W. Castle, east yllage-north
ridge-has lost two more children within n
few days, by diphtheria-a girl of II and
a boy Of 13 years.
DR. Morse removed, a few days ago,
a tape worm from the inteslines of Mr.
Elwyn Dewy, of 30 feet in length, and
half inch in width in some places.
-Numainvile's case came before the
Grand Jury last week, and he was in
dicted upon the charge alleged in the COM
plaint. He was committed, and awaits
trial.
The dissolution Of Smith & Hastings
put, Mr. Smith on his taps as sole proprie-
tor u, he boot and shoe store. Mr.. Hast
Ings has returned to his farm on Munson
Hill.
Prof. 7. II. Hopkins will be absent
from town, from June Goth until July 9Th,
on visit to the Ohio Institution for the
Blind. This is to be the second reunion
of the scholars and teachers.
The Census Enumerators are getting |
along very satisfactorily with their labors.
They report that they are almost invaria-
bly, well received, and their questions are
promptly and cheerfully answered.
Health Officer Jumes Thorpe will soon |
make the tour Of the village, looking at
the condition of outhouses, heaps of garb- |
age, or other nuisances, and taking steps |
to have them thoroughly cleansed, or
otherwise abated
The floral display on the stage of the
High School Commencement, so proruse
and rich, was the work of j. p. Jennings,
and the psoduct Of his green house, which
is now in all its healthful vigor and gor-
geous beauty.
The Cleveland Leader furnishes lis
readers very fine and faithful portrait of
Senator Garfield. Every Republican will
be glad to have 50. striking memonto of
of one so priced as model man and pa
triot
"A post mortem examination Of the
eemains Of DR.. Wallace, revealed the fact
OF an enlargement Of the liver, its weight
being eight pounds. The spleen, kidneys
and brain were also found to be much dis
eased.
AS reports of cheese sales and all
itens of interest relating to the dairy
business are in increasing demand, core
spondenIs. and especially factorymen, and
dairymen, are urgently requested to fur.
nish them TO us regularly and promptly
for publication.
II. j. Giliher, from Sandusky, has
bought the interest of Mr.. Samuel II. Har.
ris in the Handle factory of Ellis & Harris
and also bought the Nellis place as a rosi
dence for his own occupancy. Mr.. G. is
already resident of the village, occupyinp
his purchase.
Bro. Spencer Of the Times is about 10
take lake trip for rustication and recu.
peration. It's not little surprising how
these provincial editors gyrate round /
on summer trips with good clothes, while
the supplies of the larder at home are
often so uncertain. 1t passes our compre-.
hension. But then, we are not unhappy.
The purchasers Of the old rolling mill
are finding the premises rather rich in ,
subterranean deposits Of iron. OF these 4
ieposits--liited mostly grom the wheel
pit-there were shipped on Friday last, {
some twenty tons Of metal which return
ed SIS a ton The amount already sold
foots up over 5000.