Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-26

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in this paper ttwnl be found Of rare
interest 800 aH.um sr NWr
REV. Mr.. Fisher will leave Ashtabula
for bis rev field Of labors in Indiana, dur
ing the next week. intending TO be on
the ground and ready To enter into those ia
bots on the FIRST proximo. His family will !
not accompany him al present.
John Croft announces his agency for
the great Wahnamaker clothing establish
mentAPittsburgh, Philadelphia and else.
where John taxes his position among
our clothiers, and by his tact is building
up a remunerative trade.
Mr. Ohas. Tinker, whose removal to
Ashtabula has been announced, has Civ
en- an earnest Of his intention to settle
here by the purchase Of the vacant lot on
Park street, in the rear Of the Willard
block, with the design Of erecting IN good
time, brick residence.
Mr.. o. II. Fitch met with rather Sc
rfous TALL the other day, In attempting TO
step from a greater height back upon a
chair, which, he missed and fell rather
heavily to the floor He is however re
covering from an almost helpless condi-
ton. ...s ... . E
Mr.. Ned Watson and sister-Miss
Nellie, from Topeka, Kansas, and Mr.,
Bob Watson from New Haven, reached
home on Friday lastr-all in the enjoyment
of comfortable health Mr. Len. Watson
being already at home, the union of all
the younger members of the family is com
plete. ."......
Mr.. George Prosser, who had charge
of the delivery department of the Tombes
& Rockwell establishment for some
couple of years or SO, and whose bearing
has been such as to win friends, has re-
signed his position, as the services proved
rather rugged for his present state Of
health
The Infrmary Directors are moving
in the matter of securing homes for the
pauper children of the county Those
who wish to adopt, or bring up somebody's
child in the absence Of some Of their own,
could not do a better thing than make a
selection from some of these children Of
poverty, ana thus remove them from sur
roundings not the most favorable for
moulding their young minds.
The house of John Stull, on Lake
street took fire on Monday morning about
one O'Clock, and was burned to the ground
with the shOeshop and saloon adjoining
The cause Of the fire is not known-suppos
ed to be an incendiary There was an insur
anee in the Hartford upon the house for
$700 and $500 on the contents and 1915
upon the shop and saloon and contents, in
the Continental .". ''' =.
The reader will find on the FIRST page
poem from the pen of Mrs Drake, Of
Harrisburg-late Of South New Lyme--
which will repay perusal. The Pegasus
OF Mrs. D. moves off with avery easy and
graceful motion. Her versatility of mood
and expression finds very happy blend
ing, and her favor is comfortable remind
er Of the brief but pleasant meetings and
greetings that light up our wanderings
along the journey oflife. yo aI
A Rome correspondent puts the follow
ing query: "Will you please inform us
through the Telegraph whether it would
be fair and honorable to make an attack
on correspondent through one paper up
on correspondent of another? We
rather doubted the fairness on the ground
Of uncertainty of reaching the attention Of
the party alluded to-"
If in good spirit there is no objection,
for there is hardly a place il the county
where either Of the leading papers may
not be seen without much trouble.
The TELEGRAPH is now sent to Mr.. L
W, Smiths address Globe City, Arizona
This is, therefore, the locality of his min
ing operations. 1t is reported that one
part Of Mr. Smiths business is the oganiza-
tion Of company. A train oftwslve cars
was loaded at San francisco, with machine
ry, mules, lumber, etc., for the near
est point to the mines-75 mil6s-the freight
upon which was $4,000. Some of the quartz
that Mr.. S. brought away with him, after
his three weeks sojourn at that place, last
summer, and subjected to the assay test,
yielded from 97O to 400ounces to the ton.
which must be admitted to be q Very
paying yield. .,,.. r.. aIin.Ii
We are Indebted to Mr.. L, M. Crosby for
staunton, Va, papers, and we copy from
the Holiey HirgfniaH the following item
Of news: .s g4- asH .uLla
New INDUsTRY.--We are pleased to state
that Mr.. Il. M, Crosby, ofAshtabulA, Ohio,
has determined to establish branch Of the
Grader Wheat Fan Mapufactory in Stapn-
toni Three car loads Of material and seven
workmen arrived here last Thursday, and
suitable building has been leased near
the Round House on the Chesapeake Rail-
road. Mr.. Crosby is a young man Of life
and evident push, and proposes to enter
upon active operations at once. We well
come all such enterprises, and have no
doubt that this one, will meet with sue
cess. ,rt .,,d .rl "gaa.. m vpH
-4-Blakeslee & Moore have been trying
their skin in photography upon the Gin
cinnatus of the STANDARD. They have
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