Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, Mar. 12, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.

Candidates for Mayor are multiply
ing.
Suckers and buffalos are being caught
in the creek.
Il. s. & NJ. S. stock on Wednesday
last stood at 1O0lS.
Wednesday March 10, is set for medi-
cal society at Ashtabula.
The new time schedule for the A. &
p. Ry., goes into effect next Sunday.
Don't a country belle look spruce
though, with her mouth full of gumY
There will be a regular meeting of
the Council next Wednesday evening
The certificate of incorporation of the
Ashtabula Tool Co., was received last
Monday.
Mrs. E. B. Hubbard is visiting friends
here, Lieut.. f. B. Hubbard is still sta
toned at Washington, D. C.
She Chardon Republican appears this
week in new dress and looks bright as a
spring morning. This is an indication of
prosperity.
Mr.. L. W. Smith has gone to Califor-
mia, and will visit his Arizona mine, which
promises to be a bonanza, before his re
turn home.
The Toledo Commercial office went up
in flame add smoke last week. The Will
loughby Gazette has gone up for a want of
specific gravity.
Mr.. John Ducro returned last Friday
from business trip of ten days among
the furniture manufacturers of the West.
He reports business booming.
Mr.. John Croft, the Ashtabula cloth.
ier, has an attractive nd. in this paper,
which means business to those who need
anything in his line. Read it.
There are two vacancies to be filed in
the Board of Education this spring.
Messrs. P. G. Ford and John Ducro are
the members who step down and out
The Sentinel announces the following
change in its subscription price: For the
Wednesday edition $125 per annum; Sat
urday edition $1.5O; both editions So.
Orders in advance, for the wares of
the Ashtabula Tool Company, are already
promised, and everything looks auspi-
cious, for the prosperity of the enterprise.
The infant daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Croft, on Feb. Goth, will not be
bothered with birthdays as frequently as
other people-her's falling only every
fourth year.
Our nabor of the Painesville Journal
is at his old trick again OF appropriating
locals from the columns of the TELEGRAPH
without giving credit, Let up on this
stealing, Jim, or we shall drop you.
The remains of Mrs. G, G. Calkins of
East Rockport, whose death is announced
elsewhere in this paper, were brought to
Ashtabula and deposited in the vault of
Chestnut Grove Cemetery last Tuesday.
The Sentinel intimates that the An
dover fair this fall may be omitted. The
receipts for two or three years, have been
inadequate to meet the needful labor and
expense, and do not encourage another eff
fort.
Mr.. VIM. f. Hubbard has exchanged
his residence and twenty acres of
land on Bunker Hill, with Mr.. Geo. B. Ra-
ser for his place on Centre street, near A.
& P. depot, possession to be given April
first.
Our quantum of maple syrup must
have gone up in Charley Sanborn's con
tagration of his sugar house, few days
since Charloy's syrup is not outdone un-
less the rogues and the fire take it in
hand.
-Eben Gill has removed his job office
from Geneva to Madison, where the Ea
press says, he expects to start small
. paper, at an early day. Good for Eben
Lake county has not got its quantum sil6i.
CIT ofnewspapers, yet
Three saloons in Allegheny county
somewhere opposite Pittsburgh, were
changed into ashes on the list inst This
was the way selected to stop the nefarious
traffic. Were not the means by disguised
men, as nefariOus as the traffic itself?
Last Sunday was observed for administer
ing the Lords supper 10 the Congregation
al and Presbyterian churches OF this viii
lage. Nine-four by letter and five by pro-
fession, were added to the Congregational
church, and four by profession to the Pres
byterian church.