Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-04
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, June 4, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.

the land.
Blank notes and receipts on hand at
this office.
The Board Of Health meets in special
session tonight.
Mr.. L. w. Smith is expected home
about the 10th inst
The first kiln Of brick has been drawn
at the yard Of George Hall.
If man would go quietly and grace
sully through this world, let him mount a
Bicycle.
IT. NJ. Robertson Of Portland, Oregon,
is visiting j. P. Robertson and family Of
this city.
Bishop Bedell has an appointment for
Trinity church, jefferson, on Sunday even
ing, June 10.
Police Justice Heath makes a good
showing in his return for fines during his
term of office.
Frank Watrous comes down gener-
ously with the lemonade and cigars. That
boy is paragon.
The Standard says that Ashtabula
has female barber! She should be COM
mended to Daniel.
The Council rooms and the Mayors
office are now located over the store of
Messrs. Gee & Rogers.
-Russell's ice wagon is on its daily
rounds, supplying very good, but thin ice,
at G5 cents a hundred.
Some Of the frisky black bass in Rus
sells ponds must be of very good size by
this time for table use.
"A new coal firm is announced, Young
& Squires, successors to Mccoy & Squires
Yard at A. &. P. depot.
-Strader's windmill for lifting water
for the supply of his premises. isnow com.
pleted, in very comely style
The Fiat Justician Society of Grand
River Institute, will give an exhibition
Wednesday evening, June 9th.
Our venerable friend, Stephen Min
tyre, has gone to New England for a six or
seven weeks sojourn and reouperation.
"A concise bill book-printed and ruled
especially for cheese factories, to be had
at the TELEGRAPH office. Something new.
Mr. A. A. Southwick of this village,
and Sam1 Hayward of Conneaut, went to
Chicago, to take look at the menagerie
Mr.. Thomas B. Cunning, Jr, of New
York, has been visiting his friends at Ash
tabula while on his return to Loadville,
Col.
Pat. Smiths two dredges are pushing
the work Of digging out the Harbor in
furtherance of his contract for improve
ment.
The Leader gives good evidence Of
its business enterprise and success by fur.
nishing to its readers four-page supple
ment.
The Juvenile Band make very good mu.
sic and show good proficiency. Between the
two bands our citizens, are treated to con-
siderable music.
Potatoes are growing finely, and some
early ones already in the blow. Too late
and the crop too promising for the old
stock to recover.
Judge Parsons, according to Mich.
Tinloy-who works it-has over hundred
acres in the corporation. This is probab'
ly an under estimate.
Prof. Viets of Jefferson, the Gazstt,
says, goes in few days to Palestine, Tex
as, with an idea of remaining if pleased
with the surroundings.
Councilman Haskell has provided
himself with lot Of four inch oak plank
for curbing of his sidewalk. He had bet
ter set the example with stone.
The Cleveland Leader showsits enter
prise in publishing large portraits OF tn,
Republican presidential candidates, will
sketches and histories Of their lives.
The firm of Smith g. Hastings is dis
solved, Mr.. Smith purchasing the interes
of his former partner. He will continue
the boot and shoe business at the old stand
Strawberries and ice cream will be il
order as soon as old Sol RECEIVERS himsel
and asserts his reign. Two or three no
days will be required to sweeten the bei
ries
Mr.. W. T. Bull, formerly of KING
vile, and later manufacturer OF ceralin
and oil specialties in Cleveland, has sol
his works to the Standard Oil Co., of ClevC
land
-Ex-Justice Richards has been appoin
ed notary public, and will attend to NAL
ing out deeds, pension papers, etc. OfiiC
in old Council room, Pierce and Redhea
block.
The Disputatorian Literary Society {
Grand River Institute, will give a gran
anniversary entertainment at the Institut
Hall, Austinburg, on Tuesday evening
June sth.
-Scoyille's Cornet Band will play
the North Park tonight should the weatl
er be iaYorable. The concert given lai
Friday evening was enjoyed by hundred
Of our citizens.