Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-06
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning. Aug, 9, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.
-Forepangh's Clrous lo.morrow.


Every furnace in the Mahoning Val.
ley is in full blast
Mr.. John Culley is in town, stopping
few days under the paternal roof.
-Conneauts vs.. Ashtabulas at the Base
Ball Park, Saturday, at 4p. m.-sharp.
-Coneuut is looking for party OF
Canucks, on a visit to her driving park.
Explaining joke, is very much like
explaining to an old absent friend who
you are.
The days are growing shorter and we
begin to realize the fact and feel that sum-
mer is approaching its end.
An old fisherman, at the Harbor, saws
there will be excellent black bass fishing
in the lake during next week.
Rev. E. H. Yingling will preach in
the Union Church, in the East Village,
next Sunday at O'Clock p. NJ.
Mr.. John s. johnson, one of Madi.
sons most esteemed citizens, died at his
residence in that village, on Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Ed. Large, recently with Mr.. W.
E. Reeves, Of the Central News Room.
started tor Little Rock, Ark, last Thurs.
day, his future home.
Miss Mary Tuthill OF Kalamazoo, is
spending few days among Ashtabula
friends, on her way to ChatRuqua. Her
health is well restored.
Mrs. DR.. T. B. Cunning, of New York
City, and Miss Emma L. Reed, of Phila-
delphia, are expected TO reach Ashtabula
to-day, for summer sojourn.
That Garfield pole at at jefferson, is
one of the tallest that has been raised
Us height is 1866 feet, The flag which Is
To float from 1t is 80 feet long,
The stora OF Thos. N. Booth Was brok-
en- into last week Thursday night, and
about $3j W nth of clothing and groceries
stolen. No clue to the thieves.
Judge Parsons started for Kaine, Pa,
on Wednesday last to avail himself of
will carry a level caput at this elevation.
Judge Lee seems to have stepped
aside from his usual course, and made
stump speech at the club meeting of our
democratic frienis on Saturday evening
last
The lumber from Watson's fat, is
passing our window in considerable guam
tities-Inuch beyond what was supposed to
Bs there; It has been purchased by the
H4skells,
"A thiFtPen year old son OF John Klrny
nt gainesville, In Jumping upon morning
train, on the 9Th, failed, and suffered a
fracture OF one bone Of The forearm, and a
dlslocation of the wrist
The Ashtabrla base ball club was de-
feated last Tuesday, at Geneva. by ihe Ge.
neYas, owing to the wild throwing of the
members Of the Ashtabulas. Score 10 10
IA.
In the match game Of ball between the
East and West sides of Main street, last
Wednesday afternoon. the East side was
defeated by the score Of II to 90. Another
game will soon be announced.
Mr. ]. A. Menneiley, of Rochester, N.
y, tiF9Iher q W. B. Menneily, o. 4shta.
Bnla, Il sFpenaing his vacati9i in this Vi,
einiB: While here, Mr.. MenReiley win
at opt Protection boys with their new
shirts. u
We notice that the watering trough
on mtll bill, is again dry, while stream
Of water runs from the Wells lot The pub.
lie esH hardly do without that Watering
place and the p0aRciI should Look into
the matter, ....
These times Of plentiful haFyests be.
gin to have their effect upon the excheu.
uor of the printer, Old subscribers have
the means 10 pay up, while new ones take
the advantage of generous and ready
means TO enter their names upon our
list.
Little Dorset organized a Garfield
club, last week, with SO members. She
does not seem to be much affected by sal
ary grab, pdGolyefv vpaSemehts and % on.
TRe IhdePehdeht tLA9t psgfraI@9FgiSn,
hAsi. Sc tR' tFFAyEhalll FFA.Ehlll 6fita saa{ aha An Be
-Some A,sR9 worth Of the personal
property Of Gilbert Harmon, was attached
agrlag Me present week upon claims Of
S9lA pf A. /. Tyler, and '$4O9 of VIM.