Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-09-17
THE TELEGRAPH.
Morning, Sept, II, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.


ing last.
Mr. P. s. Kepler is in New York max
ing the fall purchases for the Erie Store.
Professor b. A. Hinsdale, at Haskell's
Hall, this Friday evening, September nth.
Mr.. w. E.Scoville and son left on Mon.
day last, for three weeks visit in Geauga
Co.
Peaches have been plentiful and fine,
and of unusually fine flavor the present
season.
The Hon. Stanley Mathews at Has
kell's Hall, Ashtabula, Thursday evening
September Esd.
The regular list of examinations of
teachers, will be found in this number of
the TELEGRAPH.
"A fine iron fence is to enclose the
Riddell property on the corner of Camp
and Park streets.
Persons desiring complete files of the
Camp Taylor Daily Telegraph can be sup
piled at this office.
Hon. Stephen A. Northway and VIM.
B. Chapman, Esq, at Saybrook, Saturday
evening, September 18th.
Hon, A. W, Tourgee, author of 1.-THE
FOOLS Errand," at Kingsville, this Friday
evening, September nth.
Mr.. Fred Kline has opened a new
grocery in the building on Main street,
third door South from Centre street.
"A little three year old daughter of Dr.
B. B. Viets, by fall in the house fract-
ured bone in her right arm, few days
since.
Mushrooms have been rather plenty
the present season and have not failed to
prove themselves delicacy to the con-
noisseur.
Judge Tourgee spent Monday night
at the Ashtabula House, and left for the
Hub on Tuesday morning, to fill his ap-
pointment in the afternoon.
"A game of base ball will be played on
the fair grounds at Jefferson next Thurs
day, between the Mutuals of Ashtabula
and the Institute nine of jefferson. Game
10 be called at 2 p. M, sharp.
500 in cash, two pairs of pants and
vest. the property of sailor named Au-
gustus Erickson, were stolen from the
forecastle of the schooner Bigler, at the
Harbor last Monday night No oarrests.
"A panther or wild cat as supposed.
has given evidence of its presence in the
woods of Lenox, within a short time. If
there is pluck enough among the sports
Of that region, little fun might be got
out Of the varment
Misses Zillah Sherman and Mary
Mitchell, took leave of their homes tor
Wells College, Aurora, New York last
week, Miss Mitchell makes her entry in
that institution, while Miss Sherman be-
gins her second or third year.
Monuments of Europe" is the title
of an illustrated lecture to be given at the
Haskell's Hall on Wednesday evening,
September 2Sd,by the Rev. ]. LWells. The
views will be presented on a screen and
illustrated with stereopticon.
That veteran merchant, L. W. Smith,
throws his banner out for your inspection
in an attractive advertisement in this pa
per. His long experience gives him spe-
oial advantages in making his large pur-
phases, for which his customers always re.
eeive the benefits.
Though the fruit is fast falling, the
apple trees are breaking down under
their burdens, and the ground is covered
with unripe and defective apples. But
a small proportion of this fruit is fair,
and the insects have been more than
usually industrious.
The Blakeslee Bros. expect to com.
plete their job at the gulf the present
week. After removing the rock, they
should not be permitted to leave that bit
Of road until the depression between their
rock cutting and the bridge-some five
or six feet perhaps in the deepest point, is
evened up to a regular grade.
-Messrs, Carlisle & Tyler are now pre-.
pared to show one of the largest and most
complete stocks Of dry goods and carpets
in northeastern Ohio. bought at the low
est New York prices, and with that good
taste and judgment that characterize all
their purchases. Their large advertise.
ment crowds our columns, but we suppose
those goods must be sold,