Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

Geneva Express.
DR.. Burrows has sold two lots on his
proposed new street, and contracts are let
for the erection Of dwellings on them early
this spring.
F. r. Smith, ESQ.,, lately a resident Of
Windsor, and well-known IN this and other
counties as an able lawyer has removed to
Geneva and opened an Office on the second
floor of the Hunt block, over the post-otfice.
Lo! and the Ashtabula Telegraph comes
to our table this week in an enlarged and
improved form. 1t is now the same size
of the NeiOS, STANDARD and Itnles- seven
column quartO, or eight pages, and fifty
six columns. Your change is wise one,
Bros. Reed, but do get another head.
Mr.. Calvin Bartholomew has returned
from a trip to Missouri, where he has been
on a visit to loug-lost and supposed dead
brother. 1t had been some thirty years
since Mr.. Bartholomew had seen or even
heard from the brother and he was suppOs-
ed to be dead by all his relatives. Mr.. b.
recently heard that his brother was living
in Missouri, and started Immediately for
the purpose of ascertaining if the good
news were true. He found him, and spent
week visiting with him and his family.
From the Times.
Mr.. w. H. Brown of Saybroak, had a
lamb born unto him on Friday night
last weighing 1873 pounds, Isr ...r
The Congregational church and society
have extended and invitation to the Rev.
G. W. Phinney to remain with them
another year. st Tu.
Our respected contemporary, the Iele-
graph of Ashtabula, has taken on quarto
form by the aid of the Auxiliary pub
fishers, thus greatly increasing its spread
of reading types. The change will be
relished by its readers, no doubt and the
circulation Of the paper viii likely be in
creased thereby, t..m. ...... ..
The increase has come right along.
rll Eds. Tel.
For some years past we haYe been bese
by subscribers to "come down" on thu
price of the Times, because "Other things
have come down. Now "other things
have "come up,P paper included, yet nj
one offers us any advance on subscription
. .. . .a. Jefferson Sentinel.
The County Treasurer has settled witt
the State. This is termed the Februar
collection, being the taxes collected for tn
last half Of the year. The total oollect1o
foots up $12l, ,6f5.78. sga .ml 81
". -H if''E oonheatt Reporter.
The examination Of Mr.. Webster's al
fairs in theprobate Court, we are inform
ed was satisfactory, and the reasons of HI
sudden failure fairly and fully explained
Could Mr. Webster's property have bee
sold for its full value, he would not hay
been indebted to his creditors upon tn'
I 4 L
II the new railroad is built where tn
stakes are driven, it will run about twent!
FIVE feet west OF the old brick hotel at tn
harbor, and come TO a halt "fornist' tf
. lime kiln. From the harbor it is stake
|. out along the bluff, running nearly, i NJ
quite, due south until it reaches the Lal
Shore track, which it will pass unde
making course to the southwest. 1t wi
t run through the house on the old Rober
Y place, now owned by Sir. Darling. Fro
I there it is staked out through Mrs. Tyler
E orchard, across Washington street throuG
t Mr.. Capron's lot and between Mr.. Ha
G and MI. Gutherie's houses, on Broad stree
IS Having traced it thus far, the enginee
are at liberty TO run where they please.