Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-08-13

back stop, but we think the owners will
object to putting ii to this use in the n.
ture.
1t is said that the owners of the
schooner David Vance expect to fit her up
rs steam barge during tho coming win.
ter Since the Vance was dismasted in
Lake Erie, her top.masts have been taken
out Of her and she has been towod by the
Minneapolis
Mr.. l.. A. Ash, an Ashtabula boy,
manager Of the Empire line at Erie, has
gone to Dayton to take charge Of the
freight agency Of five railroads centering
in that city Mr.. W. E. Wasson, travel.
ing agent Of the Empire line, succeeds Mr..
Ash at Erie.
The North Kingsville Graded School
will open for the fall term on September
9th, with Mr. J. A. Fickengsr principal in
structer and Mr.. NJ. Capron assistant.
Special attention will be given to the high.
er mathematics and to those intending to
study engineering.
DIR. w, NJ. Giles, Of New York City
better known to the public rs manufac-
turer of Giles liniment is aconsutution o
al dead beat, and we hereby warn the pub
lie not to use his medicine, and the print
ers throughout the country to pass his ad-
vertising propositions into the waste pa
per basket.
The next annual reunion of the Goth
Regt, o. vi, will be held in Randalrs
Grove, near Rock Creek Station, Ashtabu-
Ia County, o., on the Gath, 25th, and 2Gth
of August Meals will be furnished on
the grounds at not eXcee ling % cents.
Comrades will bring blankets. Tents will
be provided for all, as usual
The municipal job of dredging the
ship channel at Ashtabula Harbor is com.
pleted and we now have channel $50
tcetswide ofa uniform depth of lG feet at
low water mark, which makes it the fin.
est harbor on the south shore of Lake
Erie. Shippers are as happy over the i'm
provement as the citizens of Ashtabula.
The new Rector of of st. Peters.
Rev. Hugh Bailey was greeted with
good attendance on Sunday morning last
and his labors were of style to leave
favorable impression upon his own peo.
pie as well as those but temporarily pres
ent. His pleasant manner will be likely to
make for the peace and welfare of Zion.
The remains of Miss Ida A. Eddy,
the young lady who so mysteriously dis
appeared from her home i'm Painesville.
last Saturday afternoon, were found on
the following Wednesday in cistern on
the premises where She resided. She was
probably laboring under temporary fit
ofinsanity when she threw herself into |
the cisten. Her age was % years.
"A little excitement was created on
Main street last evening, by a fly netting |
catching fire, while the gas in the front
window of A. r. Thurber g. Co.'S drug
store was being lighted. AS the netting
was suspended from the ceiling, and ex-
tended to the floor, it burned quickly and
had the appearance from the street of be.
ing more of a fire than it really was No
damage
Our Democratic friends have poeured
a hickory pole which they purpose to raise
this afternoon, with public speaking.
The sticks lie by the side Of Newberry's
store, and the main one we notice is rotten
at the heart. 1t was not selected we suppose
on account OF this fact, but it will, never.
theless illustrate very well the condition
and vitality of the party which is to rally
around it,
We learn from the Jefferson Gazette,
that monument has been set up in the
Jefferson cemetery, over the remains Of
the late AbnCr Kellogg. 1t is said to be
Of Vermont granite, and from the yard
of our friend Smith, near the Lake Shore
Depot. 1t is of course, neat in design and
of six tons weight, and cost
some 5000. Let his name and worth be
.............
The Wayne Harvest Home picnic,
comes off on Wednesday Aug, %. At
l meeting on Monday evening last,
constitution was adopted for the Home
md the following officers were elected
of grounds, o. H. Miner.
President H. s. Simkins, Vice.presi-
lent, j. s. Ricketts,; Secretary, G. L.
Treasurer, A. j. Hatch; Exec
itive committee, N. L. Smith, s. Jones,
L. Gillette; Marshal, W. F. Pelton.
Directors of the Geneva Tool Com
,any elected on Monday of last week
lre:. Messrs r. B. and H. s. Munger, p
". Tuttle, L. E. Morgan, r. o. Rote,
}. Seymour and A. D. Myers, Those of
he Geneva Sewing Machine Co., elected
N Wednesday afternoon last are-H. S.
Munger, F. r. Smith, A. G. Stephens, S.
seymour, j. L, Morgan, d. N. Webster
7. N, TarbOx, J. Warden, and tie be- :
ween P. w. Tuttle and r. o. Rote for
Iinth director.
The Cleveland Herald shows the bad
aste to expose the little peccadillos of our G
riends OF the Standard, who, the other
ay, to settle some principle of Bourbon t
thics, took a couple OF turns al pugilistic
musement-kicking, scratching, and