Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-11-19

| CROWDED WlJn OfuefS ana the mum Ot ma.
chinery IS heard at night as well as day
The Sentinel store is being overhauIed
and new and extensive stock is being ar
ranged for the holidays.
The schr. Julia Willard is ashore at
St. Joseph Mich. and IN a bad condition.
She has been in the lumber trade.
Potatoes are being shipped, by the
car load, for the East from Kingsville.
The price paid is forty cents a bushel
-Dispalches dated the 18th inst. from
Columbus announce the disbandment of
Company E., Of the Tenth Regiment at
Miles.
Nothing has been heard from tho
Alpena, the loss Of which on Lake Michi-
gan was noticed in these columns last
week
The mast Of a sunken vessel is report
ed above the water some fifteen miles off
shore, about midway between FairporI and
Ashtabula.
The Dayton Evening ReDord now up.
pears with the name of c. S. Anderson as
its publisher "Doc," you have our wish
es for success.
The effect of the election may be seen
in the winking out of the Sharon Times
the first Of the ''long line of Democratic
statesmen and patriots"
From portions of vessel and cargo
picked up, it is supposed that tle propel-
Ter Zealand and company Of 10 men, has
| been lost on lake Ontario
"A E Fox butchered, the other day, a
four months and twenty days pg-a cross
of the Poland-China and Uhester-white-
that weighed 23O pounds.
The Erie Dispatch says that all dan.
ger has been removed from the stranded
sch'r Mowbray, in that harbor by the un.
loa ling of the nitro-glycerine
Another fatal case of Epizootic oc-
Cured in the stable of H. P. Wade, JEFF.
ferson, on Monday night last. The vic
Nothing has been done towards the
raising Of the Scow Iospo suuken in the
Harbor. Her position has been somewhat
changed, TO allow the passage of vessels.
F. R. Smith, Esq. OF Windsor had a
shoulder dislocated on Saturday evening
last while on his way home by being
thrown from his buggy by the staging of
his horse.
AS Thanksgiving day approaches the
prices for poultry are declining. Chickens
have been sold during the past week as
low as eight cents per pound, and turkeys
at ten cents.
The shipments Of poultry to the New
York market has commenced for the sea-
son and large quantities are received here
via. the Ashtabula and Pittsburg Ry., and
reshipped over the L. S. & NJ. S. Ry. On
Saturday last four and one-half tons were
forwarded.
George Washburn, aged about IA
years, who has been sick with spinal fever
and quite low, died on Monday last.
about the last thing said by him, was when
visited by his physician-Dr. Eames-the
question was put to him-"do you know
me, George?" His answer was, 81 know
that Gen. Garfield is elected"
DIR. Kelley who has been duck shoot
ing at Port Clinton, sent down on Tues
day last about fifty head of spoon bills,
which were run off at Cooper's market for
2Octs. per head A southern storm drove
them on a north shore, and made them an
easy prey,
Mr. John r. Hendry, an old Ashtabu-
la boy, Is now clerk Of the Park House,
Massillon, Ohio. This is considered one
of the finest hotels in that part of the state,
having eighty sleeping rooms, and fifty of
them furnished with Brussels carpets and
elegant black walnut furniture. The build
ing is heated by steam, and the Office is
connected with Cleveland, Canton and Ak
ron by telephone.
The operetta of Little Red Riding
Hood" and the Magic Mirror was pro-
duced in very pleasing manner by the
ladies and children of st. Peters church,
at the Opera House last Tuesday evening
The audience was large, and the cash re-
ceipts amounted to 800 BY request the
operetta is to be produced again at an
early day, and no pains will be spared to
make il even better than the first enter
tainment.
ESCAPED from custody John Hine, con-
victed of incest. Age 81; weighs about
40; is about feet o inches high; dark
complexion, dark eyes, dark hair and W his
kers; full beard, not very heavy; high cheek
bones, large mouth; smokes pipe: teeth
black and decayedi when he left had on
dark brown frock coat, dark ribbed pants
considerably worn, heavy cowhide boots,
colored shirt, soft black haiti with India
ink figure of woman on one arm and
on the other arm the initials j. H.or, ]. R
H, A liberal reward will be paid for his
arrest, SHQ P. WARRINER,
Sheriff Of Geauga County, Ohio.