Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-02
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, April 2, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.

We hope our friends will favor us
with postals giving the vote at election of
both parties.
BY the last letters from Mr.. and Mrs;
Sam Parsons, they were at Rome, contem-
plating visit to Naples.
The friends of James E. Leffiingwell,
have urged him to consent to become a
candidate for assessor of Kingsviile.
A game of ball played between the Har-
Dor and town clubs resulted in defeat for
the Harbor boys. Score, 70 to 23.
Mr.. George Prosser has gone to Cleve-
land to accept position in the scale es-
tabllshment Of Fairbanks, Morse s. Co.
Mr.. VIM. S. King, son of DR.. E. L.
King, returned from Allegheny College
last Wednesday to spend brief vacation.
We regret to hear of the illness of
Rev. Mr.. Streeter of Wayne, from heart
disease. His condition is considered criti-
cal.
Freddie, a twin son of Edwin A. and
Mary E. Adams, in his 7th year. died of
diphtheria in this village-North Ridge
west, on the 9th ult.
The children of the union schools are
enjoying weeks vacation, and the super
intendent is turning the interval to his en-
joyment by moving.
The firm Of E. A. Willard & Co., has
dissolved by the withdrawal of J. L.
Reeves. E. A. Willard will continue the
business at the old stand.
The dwelling house of @. B. Lamphear,
Richmond, was consumed by fire upon the
Gath ult., with nearly its entire contents.
Insured in the Ohio Farmers for $3.50.
Mr.. A. G. Rockwell, hands us a cou-
pie of eggs from a dark Cochin fowl, meas
uring--one 7 ks inches, and the other 619
x916. They are dark buff in color.
--Stebbins, the jeweler, will move his
establishment during the fore part of the
week, across the street to the store oppo-
site, occupied by Mrs. Prosser's millinery.
Mr.. ]. F. Wilson, formerly Superin-
tendent of the Ashtabula public schools,
was in town last Wednesday. He is still
praeticing law at Warren in company with
his brother.
"A correspondent of the Sentinel says
that Rev. S. W. Dickinson of Jefferson,
will hold Sabbath afternoon service at
21f o'clock, at Eagleville, beginning on
Sunday next
Mr.. VIM. Beach has issued bills for a
public sale of dairy cows and other proper.
ty, connected with the disposition of his
farm, on Tuesday, the 9th Of April, pre-
paratory to leaving saybrook,
J.J. Dodge s. Sons, continue their i'm
portations of stock as is shown by the
transfer at the L. S. Station the other day
of herd of Cotswold and Oxford Downs
sheep, and pair of Clydesdale mares
The animals are of English stock.
The Ashtabula Tool Company order
ed an 100 horse power, Corliss, horizonta
engine, last Tuesday. 1t is manufactured
by Geo. H. Corliss, Providence, R. l., anC
is to be completed by June 1st.
The family of Rev. Mr.. Hickok, be
ing about to return to Kingsville, tn
young people-friends of Mr.. Howard M
and Miss Emma Hickok, made then
victims of very pleasant surprise OF
Monday evening, and the occasion mad
one of unusual happiness to all parties.
Rev. Samuel Collier Of Windsor, ha
been an invalid confined to his bed 70
several weeks. He is now mending anC
hopes to be out in due season. His 'pulpi
duties we're attended to last Sabbath b
Rev. Carey of Huntsburg, and on mex
Sabbath, Rev. George Collier OF CleYelsnd
will ofiiciate.
The Mayors annual message will b
delivered at the Council meeting Of mex
Wednesday evening, and viii appear i
the TELEGRAPH of the same week. Th
officers elected next Monday will not qua
lily until the third Wednesday evening
April.
The man who shot the ducks of Mr.
Frank Payne, at the Harbor, and who r
ceived a little local from the TELEGRAPH
short time ago, has since come to the frol
like little man and paid Mrs. Payne 4
her loss, with the explanation that he mi
took the ducks for wild ones.
-Isnt the TELEGRAPH star risiI
thought At the citizens caucus on We
nesday evening the rules were suspend,
when the office Of Clerk was reached, 81
the Junior was nominated by acolamatiO
We, as his great progenitor, are depose
to look al this as a compliment to the fal
lily, as well as to the greatest newspaI
n the county.