Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-10
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| Mr.. v. NJ. Curtlss, the worthy sup't Of The
County Inhrmsry, is now just getting about
from some weeks confinement 10 the house
with ipAammatory rheumatism. lie thinks
man may do pretty mean thing and amply
do pennaDce for II In having that disease; not
that he ever had occasion to do pennanee IN
tina, way, II any other.
Building. Mr.. Robert Stewart one.half mile
west OF the centre, is building q new house,
and withal grading and setting out evergreen
hedges, which, in ull appearance, altogether
confirms our suspicious that when finished the
place will rank No almost every way con.
sidercd
Rev Goods--We notice our merchants A. d.
Luce and Geo Campbell, are opening out new
goods Good bargains are always expected
with laIr dealers.
Internal Impropemens I'VE notice Post Mas.
ter Butler. OF North Kingsville is grading his
his lot /; several having taken the chance and
raised their lois more or less nearer the level
OF the street Supervisor oabraith is show.
ing up fine specimens Of his lurnpiking and
mendng ways"
east of North Kingsville, has probably a per.
petual contract with an Erie Co., foi moulding
sand-or as long as the saud holds out The
supply is per car load and makes remun ra.
tive business from being pushed-as is gener.
ally the case with any business.
High Sch0ol-The new school building at
North Kingsville, we hear, will soon be in
process OF building, and will, we tiust, be a
monument of honor aud glory to the City
Fathers" and a beacon light in the cause of
education. The High School at Kingsyille il
prospering finely. The 'Board Of Education
are supporting il cordially, and propos. 10 ex.
ercise jealous care and proper economy, and
eventually, with the Primary schools inauger-
ate new era in the history of Kngsville aud
its educational interests, that shall root out all
opposition and harmonizc every discordant
feeling. Without any friends to reward, or
enemies TO punish the Board have Just ar
ranged prcuniary matters for another year,
and intend for every dollar expended, to re-
turn 100 cents with compound iateresl in due
time
Reiigtous.-The results of the revival are ad.
dtions 10 the churches, as we trnst, "of such
as shall be saved" Some 80 last Sabbath hav-
ing united with the Pres Church
Cheese Factory.-The new cheese factory
starts out with fair prospects of success
May 9TH, 1878. @.
GRAND RIVER CoNFERENCE-This body
me at Rock Creek on the afternoon of Tues
day last. Rev. r. N. Keyes was chosen
moderator, and delivered the opening sermon
Pastors and delegates were present-Andover
Centre and Andover West were not represent
ed-Ashta bula was represented by Rev. S. ID
Peet, II. F. Giddings and Edgar Hall Aus.
tinburg, Geneva, Conneaut, Pa, jefferson
Lenux, Pierpont and West Williamsfield were
not represented. North Madison, Monroe
Morgan, Saybrook, Unionville Wayne, Will
Y itmsfeld Centre were present by pastors and
= del egates. Rev. Ii. d. King OF Monroe, was
n chosen M oderator for the ensuing year, ant
o Edgar Hail. Secretary.
r A committee of three, to propose special
e business for the conference and to nominate
, business to foreign bodies. Rev. Mr.. Keyrs
Rev. E. s. Barnes and II. F. Giddings were
o appointed
ii Rev. F. Chafer, Rev. A. B. Sperry and A. j
e Giddings, Esq, were chosen committee OIL
= Religious exercises for present session.
!. Report Of first committee was offered
z What shall be done for feeble churches with
J. in the jurisdiction of Conference Ashtabul
!, was selected as the place for holding next con
e ference. Rev. S. d. Peet was admitted
d member of Conference. Rev. Henry Aver,
y asked for dismission and recommendation
:, Rey. Aug. Towle. also asked for a letter.
IS The discussion was entered upon in tn
d evening and participated in by Mr. Foote. NJ
Peet and Mr.. Chafer; an address from M
King opened the evening sitting, on the in
!, fluence of the Spirit upon the churches
Mr.. Foote gave review OF a new book
~ commentary upon the closing book of the blbl
go Mr. Peet followed by remarks on churc
4 union.
~. The sitting was begun on "Wednesday morn
40 ing with half hour season of prayer.
~ Report of various churches by letter and b
ii present delegates.
i Mr. Poet, Chairman of committee on feeb
N churches without pastors, reported-lst, Th,
N correspondence be opened. with reference
~, supplies, with the Chairman of this commtte
ar end, That the pastors in the vicinity of sue
II. destitute churches, see that they occasion
.,s ally visited until regular supplies are obtaine
no 3rd, That every church within the conferen'
d raise what money they can for their own US
not only, but for missionary purposes aft
of remarks, report adopted.
ye Mr.. Keyes' short, stirring remarks with r
10 ference to the delinquoncies of churches in Il
q. matter of attending conference by pastors al
4, delegates. followed by
va Resolution 1a. That. this Conference NAL
A an earnest effort to raise the amount Of mi
no sionary money required by the feeble churche
do Resolution End. That this Conference deen
~. it desirable that the Rule be adopted f
nv churches building new Houses or repairiI
er old ones, 10 retain or obtain the services Of
ia pastor. Both resolutions passed.
he Mr.. Peet was elected Chairman of mission
m ry committee, and Messrs. Keyes and Chaft
,w his associates. .
On On the overture to unite Grand River ar
Plymouth Rock Conferences Mr.. Keycs W;
;, deputed to make communication and Tepo
n. at next meeting.