Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-18
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, June 1S, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.


Landlord Field, from Fredonia, was in
town on Wednesday last.
Councillor Ed, Fitch was in town on
Wednesday, looking after that lot on Ma
than street. 1t has a burden of grass
Our marine list failed us last week,
but our reporter is on hand again the pres.
ent with list that it will do to look at.
The pilot-house of the tug Dragon.
carly the other morning was swept off by
line that was stretched across the creek.
Mr.. Appleley, the sexton, had the
shoulder of a valuable COW broken the
other night, in some unaccountable way,
while tethered In the grass.
"A Temperance Lecture by Mr.. II. B.
Castle will be given at the Opera House,
ON Sunday afternoon, goth inst, at 3 $50
O'Clock, Subject-Cost of Bad Habits.
We hear OF third candidate-Luke
County-for Gen. Garfeld's shoes. Mr..
B0ny Burrows is the man spoken Of. He
evil carry respectfully into the canvass.
Mr.. Hutson Of the Geneva Express,
while in town on Tuesday last extended
20 the TELEGRAPH office the courtises OF
the craft. He says that business is BOOM
ing.
%. N. g., 10th Reg't, Of which the
Ashtabula Light Guards form compo-
nenl part, goes into camp at Rocky River
for week, beginning with Wednesday
next.
-Business at the Harbor, rs shown by
the well occupied ore docks, is logical in
favor OF the growth and increase that
nay be looked for year by year, as the in
creased facilities proceed.
-Paulus Post has AN invitation from
Dyer Post of Painesville, to take part with
lhrm in unyeiling the soldiers monument
--0n the lhird-to be erected at that
place. A pleasant occasion is looked for.
No bids were taken by the Commits
sioners for the work at the Gulf on Tues
day last That for which proposals were
expected VAS on this side of the bridge
A contract has been taken for work on the
south side
The entertainment of the Union Spy
under the auspices Of the Ashtabula Light
Guards, failed to prove itself paying in.
stitut ion, although the performance was
well greeted by the audiences present on
the three last evenings of last week.
Mr.. Strader's water works are in work.
ing order, and has the range of his prem
ises. A lawn Of unequaled beauty will, no
doubt, be one OF the advantages apparent
to the public. A pleasure that we may
all enjoy, whether afoot or horseback.
1t will be seen by notice in another
column, that an Ashtabula county picnic,
will be held near Jefferson on the 3D., the
speech OF the occasion to be given by Judge
l.. 5. Sherman. Let the crowds be equal
to the merits of the orator of the day,
The Esperanza Mill and Mining Co.,
is the title of mining company in the
city Of Esperanza, Arizona, made up Of
citizens Of Painesville. The company is
pushing things along vigorously, and is
encouraged by very good indications of a
favorable return.
A Columbus dispatch to the Herald
gives information that the N. E. Mutual
Aid Association, Of Ashtabula, has filed
with the State Commissioner of Insurance
its statement as required by the HOllings-
worth act, and its bond in the sum Of $685.
600.
Beside Humphreys lime kiln dock, ths
piles have been driven for that Of ex.May-
or Morrison. From these good exam
Piles, may we NOT expect that the pile
driver will find work for whole strings of
docks between the bridge aud the old
docks?
The Senior-L W. Smith, Of the Ash
tabula Store, reached home on Saturday
last, and left for N. Y city. Mr.. ]. L.
Smith and mother are still in California.
at the town OF Coulton. That mill at
Globe City which is to stamp out from
three 10 Ave dollars ton, is not yet ready
FOR filling its mission.
uiogcle WIN Ne Iluei phsseu
through town on Tuesday last, from Erie,
bound for Austinburg His tarry was a
short one, and then he was off as fresh and
graceful as II just starting out. The time
for the 40 miles was about four hours.
In ali the range Of motion, there is nothing
more quiet and graceful than this new
means Of propulsion,