Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-09-24
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, Sept, "a, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.
Next Tuesday is the day.


Next Tuesday is the day.
Are you going to Warren
The health Of Mrs. Lorenzo Tyler is
improving.
We acknowledge the receipt OF sundry
public documents Of interest from Gen.
Garfield
-Fickinger's Kentucky trotter has been
sold to Cleveland parties-consideratio
not named.
Mr.. E. A. Hitchcock has been sick
with typhoid fever for about week past,
but is slowly recovering.
The Ives Chatiield farm in Plymouth
has. been sold to N. S. Taylor, of Dakota,
for his own use and occupancy.
Several matters of interest have been
either deferred, or pruned down. Among
the former, THE galaxy of Heaven"
james Savage, eldest son of Linus
Savage, lies dangerously sick at the house
of his parents with disease of the kidneys.
"A straw was taken on the excursion
train to Pitts burgh last Tuesday morning
which stood rs for Garfield, 46 for Han.
cock and for Weaver
1t is now understood that the donor Of
the large sum of $500, 900 to the Western
Reserve College in view Of removal to
Cleveland, is Mr.. Amasa Stone.
The Warren Chronicle states that with.
in two weeks nearly thirty head of cattle
have died in that vicinity of disease gen.
orally pronounced to be "Texas Fever"
Mr.. Bert Wilcox of Rock Creek is
now travelling agent for the f. B. Case to-
bacco house, he has fine turnout and the
quality of his cigars and tobacco is un-
surpassed
-Thayers market at the Harbor has
been removed from the O'Neill store to
the Kain block. Seth now has as con
venient and neat market as any one in
the business.
The Culley Manufacturing Company
is again extending its accommodations for
increasing business by lifting the roof of
its main building, and virtually adding a
third story.
Wood the photographer has fine
life sized photo. on exhibition of A. A.
Strong, Esq, and il is no discredit to the
artist when it is mistaken for likeness of
General Garfield.
$40 feet of docks have been built at
the Harbor during the past season. The
Ashtabula Loan Association built $50 feet
the Farmers National Bank 140; Fisk &
Morrison so; R. c. Humphrey So; Has
kell's 2O5.
The Mckenzie Brothers are preparing
TO build the seyen cribs for the extension
of the east pier, during the coming win,
ter. Each crib is to be forty feet long
The work is to be completed by the first
of July, 1881.
"A fellow from Rock Creek, whose
name we did not get was detected, one day
last week in pocketing handkerchief al
L'HOmedieu's store, and was called to ac.
count. He delivered up, and was permit
ted to go his gait.
No Republican in Ohio should be d
way from home on the day of the October
Election. Republicans of fAshtabula, beal
this in mind, and remember the import
ance of that election, and govern your
selves accordingly.
We think the Sentinel is in error ii
saying the John @. Hutchings, nominal
ed by the Democracy of Cleveland fo
Congress Is the same who succeeded ]. r
Giddings. He is a son, but equally Dem
Ocratic with his father.
The D. X. Clint, drawing fifteen fee
OF water went to her dock the other da,
without touching the bottom. Our Cleve
land neighbors continue to complain o
vessels drawing only fourteen feet ground
ing in the noble Cuyahoga.
-Slanderous stories are afloat as to III
course Of His Honor-the Mayor with re
gard to some Of the hoodlum demonstra
tions upon our streets, which with his jel
ousy of the reputation Of the village 70
peace and good order call for attention.
Extracts from the st. Louis CAqstian
the St. Louis Post Dispatch and endorse,
by the Cincinnati Christian Standard
exposing swindling operation in collect
ing funds for the victims of an assertel
famine in Norton county Kansas, hav
been sent us, in which the Rev. s. S. Bar
lett is made TO bear prominent par
very much to his prejudice as one of tn
cloth. We do not care to go into thi
matter, further than to notice it as W
have done as matter OF current news.