Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-05-07

into the store ~ John Fowler, opposite the
Willard block, Everything IL brought
within reach, cosy, and rent low, lie will
be enabled, on account of reduction Of cx.
penses, to more successfully compete with
his nelghbors.
The heavy freeze oi last week nther
disturbed tho hopes of many In tho welfare
Of peaches In this quarter. We have not,
however, heard anything Of It's destruo.
tive effect, and therefore rather take II for
granted that they were not generally, at
least blasted.
The Monday morning train, No. 90,
on the l.. 3. s. NJ s. road passed safely
over distractions upon the track west OF
Andover, and a short distance from there
a man by the name Of Wiebert was caught
In the act Of placing the obstructions and
arrested and held for examination
After July first Grigg's Corners and
North Sheffield will receive daily mails
A daily'mail service was started on the
first inst. between New Lyme Station and
ColebroOk, via South New Lyme-Dodge-
willie and Brownsville. An office will
probably be established at Dodgeville.
On next Wednesday at 2 O'Clock p.
m. the Council Of Baptist churches will
meet in Ashtabula to consider the case OF
Rev. W. E. Feeman. Ordination services
will be held in the evening Sermon by
Rev. Alexander Mcfarland of Brooklyn,
N. Y. A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Lit. Z. B. Hubbard of the 2nd Artil-
lery stationed at Washington, D. c., reach
ed home last Tuesday evening for short
visit He came to Buffalo as one of the
detail'to escort the remains of the late
General Heintzelman, who was buried in
that city on the 4th inst. It. Hubbard re.
turns to Washington this evening.
The tenth number OF Golden Days
that for the 8th inst, shows no falling of
in the makeup Of this excellent work for
boys and girls. 1t has no superior in mer-
it, either in illustrations Ur in the charac-
ter Of its matter. Our young folks should
make themselves acquainted with its mer-
its and the enjoyment OF its advantages.
Some of the cheese factories Of the
county have already made sales, what
seems a good round price to start the sea-
son with. The factory OF South New
Lyme obtained IA cents. Mr.. Barber in
forms us that while down in Cataraugus
county, n. Y, last week, he learned that a
sale had taken place there at g above this.
Rev Prof. Smith, of Oberlin supplied
the Congregational pulpit on Sunday last
morning and evening. The efforts OF
this gentleman are evidence of unusual
beller.lettres attainments and are rich
treat for their purity and eleganceIofth their
diction. The audience in the evening
was not such as might have been expected
from aniappreciative community.
Mr.. Davidson of editorial proclivities,
made US friendly call on Wednesday
last. His denizenship of Pittsburg was
not altogether to his mind. He has there.
fore drifted homeward again, stopping foI
a while on the Times. His ready and
sprightly way, ought to give him steady
as it would undoubtedly an appreciative
position.
On the 10th inst, meeting OF dele.
gates of the 10th Regt. will be held al
Mineral Ridge, to put in nomination can
didates for the Office of Lieutenant Colonel
Each company of the regiment will send
one commissioned officer to the meeting.
1t. w. B. Menneiley will represent Co. G.
Councilman Haskell of the second ward
is candidate for the office with good
prospects of being elected
The Ashtabuld Tool Co. expect to re,
ceive bids next week for the brick and car
penter work for their new buildings. The
contract fer the stone work has been let to
Patrick Fitzgerald. In tearing up the Ole
foundations in the rolling mill building
about 60 cords of stone and 10 tons Of
iron have been taken out. Two pieces o
iron taken out weighed 5000 pounds, werl
"a feet long and "a inches wide. Quite al
iron mine.
The Presbyterian Sunday school ha
had an attendance OF 217 scholars during
the past year, and the Sunday school col
lections amounted to $s3.29. There wer
five scholars who have not been absen
during the year, and whose names have
been recorded in the roll Of honor, viz
Mamie Fisk, Caddie Warrington, Bertit
Crosby, Frank Hall and Tommy Warming.
ton. Fannie Fisk was present every Sun
day except one.
Charley Ingalls, is taking some advan
tage OF the fine track that the COnneau
people have made such feature of thei
town. He has under his training clever
nags-all candidates for track distinction
Charley has few equals in handling tn,
horse. His endorsement of John Scoville
as a successful shoer, is such that he has
made contract with him to spend on,
day -Wednesday-of each week, at Con
neaut to keep these eleven horses in trim
for track service.
The honorary degree OF doctor Of med
icines has been conferred upon our esteem
ed friend, DR.. e, L. King, by the medica
department OF University of Wooster. Tn
parchment was received last Wednesda.
and is an elegant sample of the engrAver'
skill. Among the articles of confederation