Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-12-30

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MARINE Ites.-.
THE LAKE. FoREsr This schooner, which
had such severe time of Erie, has unloaGed
at Buffalo. Only 1900 bushels Of corr were
wet. which, considering the ordeal she has
passed through. was very lrining.
ADRPT IN LAKE ERIE.-The propeller
FdDorite, says the Detroit Free Pres, returned
Friday night from two days cruise in Lake
Erie, where she went Ia give assistance to the
schooner Dao0tah, the vessel before reported
fast in the ice. She was found near the lPest
Sister, butthe FdeOrie could not get near or
be VI any assistance, on account Of the ice,
which was five inches thick The Hieat0k
was loaded with lumber, and had becu ahpn.
doncd by her crew. The cargo is valued at
$6O,OOO
The SCHE. CRossTnwArT.-Wc learn from
Bay City, says the Detroit F1st, that the above
vessel, which has been drifting about Saginaw
Bay for nearly two weeks, with the captain,
second mate and cook un board, is all right
Tie expedition which went in search Oi her
has returned, and report the result successful
I The vessel is lying i've miles from the Lttte
is good 10 the shore, and The crew are supplied
with provisions and wood.
Cor oFF.-Thc schooner Briyhta, ashore
at Washington ShOal, has been got OF and
was in Washington hurbor al last accounts.
| DISPLAY OP TooLs.-Tnat arrangement Of
carpenters tools in the window of GEORGE &.
lICBBARDs hardware store, is very ingenious
and SNOWY. 1t shows SOME $50 in value, and is
the work ol Mr. SAVAGE, the gentlemanly
clerk Of the establishment.
! The Odd Fellows at Orwell dedicate their
new hall, Tuesday, january 2i, next. 4 grald
time is exp, cled.
/ There will be an examination of Teachers,
| at the high school building in Jefferson, Oh
Saturday, January 18Th, 1872.
We regret To learn, says the Sentinel, that
A. B. WATKINS, Ed, has been suffering from
| severe attack OF hrnpruge of the lungs, since
his removal to Rock Creek. lie is now able
to leave the house, although much Frustrated.
Our fellow citizen Or NELSON. has had
similar attack, within n day or Two.
BLOODY Row. La,t Saturday, 23d, quite
number of persons made a wood bee Tor Mr.
SHoEFELT. living some three miles south of
Keloggsyile. Among those present were
JOHN HEATH and JonX Mckay, the latter of
whom had worked for Heath during the sum-
mer. They got into discussion over The
matter Mckay claimed that Heath owed
him II small balance. This Heath denied, and
the discussion became quite exciting, but
they were parted by those present
Mr.. 5. went 10 the house with a load OF
wood, where the quarrel was resumed by
Martin Mckay, u brother of John Mckay.
While talking the matter over, John Mckay
came up and struck Mr. Heath in the head
with the back of an ax, knocking him sense.
less
The Mckay brothers were arrested Monday,
and went 10 have their trial on Wednesday
before Justice BAKER-Reporter
WESTERN RESERVE CuApTER.-The annu-
al election took place ON the goth inst, and
resulted us follows:
a. a. STRONG, II. +. L. G. NEWELL, p. s.
WM. CLOVER, X. LK. Amsdcn, Il. \. e.
E. G. Epson, s. G. +. Field, 3d V.
A. o. Amslen, c. H. H. Kontcr, 81 V.
+. u. PcrrlSo, lst '.
Moses Dickinson, Guard.
RISING Sun LODGE, on Dec 26th, held its
election, and the following arc the officers for
1872:
a. o. Amsden W. NJ. Geo. Glover, J. ID.
L. c. Newell, 5. w. A. II. Tyler, Treas
Theod. Hall, J. w. \. G.. Town, Sec'y.
C. Z. Field, 5. ID. George Ford, In. Tyler,
P. b. Pcrrigo, ii. Kontcr, Slewarts.
At stated meeting of Orion Lodge, of F.
& A. NJ, held at kngsvile, Dec. 10th, the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
year
j. II. HATCH, w. ". A. s. RANSOM, S. W.
+. j. LILLE, J. w. j. III. PARsHALI., Ire s
.. a. CASE, Sec'y; y. X CAUGHEY, S. f.
w. 5. HATCH, J. ID. G. f. MoaRIs, Tyler.
| GRAMMER SCHUoL CONCERT-Mr, ltAMLIN
is spending part OF vacation week in rehcrs-
ing for the concert sOOn to be given by The
| Grammpr ScloOl tho nroc,s,ls of which will