Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-07

Another news room is about to be start
cd in town.
The Wallace sisters are to give an enter
tainment at the Opera House at an early
day.
The Ashtabula Co. Medical Society
will meet at jefferson, on Wednesday Dec.
12, at 1Oo'clock, a. m.
The Scarlet fever prevails al along the
Mahoning valley, and at YoungstOwnit it is
proposed to close the schools.
At the communion at the Presbyterian
church, on Sunday last, there we're eight
additions to the membership.
We notice that the Episcopal clergy
man at Warren held union services with
the other churches on Thanksgiving day.
President Tom Scott made the 4S mile
run between Ashtabula and Warren, on
Monday of last week in 50 minutes, with
two stops.
ANY one in want of set of the Ency-
clopedia Britannica, on reasonable terms,
will be accommodated on application at
this Office.
The schooner Snow Drop left Buffalo
last Sunday for Ashtabula, but returned
otter reaching Grand River on account Of
bad weather.
DIR. Kingsley of N. KingsviIle, has been
solicited to make Ashtabula his residence
and be informs US that he is very much in
cIined to do so.
The situation of Mr. Milo L. Rice, at
the harbor, is said to be improving gradu-
ally, insomuch, that feeling of encourage
ment is INDUCED, that he will recover.
Prof. Smith is now giving his presence
and attention to his professOrship at
Cleveland. and his artistic performance up
on the organ of the Congregational church,
is heard no longer.
Our readers will be pleased to hear Of
the improved condition of Mr.. NJ. L.
Rice, who, for the past six weeks has been
so dangerously i'll. Strong hopes are now
entertained Of his early recovery.
Savage has a customer to whom he
sends Western Reserve produce, at Ft.
AcHenry, Baltimore, Md. He made a
shipment, the other day of some of that de-
hcious cheese that he keeps on retail.
An express Office was opened at the be-
ginning of the present month at Dorset
Station on the Ashtabula and Oil City
Road. C. M. Wilkins being the agent.
It is established by the Union Express
Company.
"A Party viii be given at ArmOry Hall,
on the evening of Tuesday. Dec. II, by
the Ashtabuls Light Guards Music
for the occasion will be furnished by
Smiths full band, and a very pleasant
time is expected. >
-Burren runs off the bulk oysters under
bis 25 cents quart arrangement, in guam
Hties that are little astonishing. Five
packages. containing 10 gallons each, were
disposed of in two days.embracing Thanks
giving. His extra selects are not to be
beaten.
Rev. A. NJ. Hills, Of Ravenna, Ohio
8 gentleman well recommended-wilI lee
ture in Kingsvllle. under the auspices Of
Webster Post, G. A. R., on Tuesday even
ing. Dec. II, subjeet-''The impending
conflict bstEeen the Roman Catholic
Cbureh and this republie,a
Thursday Dec. 19, has been appointed
by the Woman's National Temperance Un-
ion, for the observance as day Of fasting
and prayer, for the cause Of temperance,
and invite all christian women to unite in
the obseFEanee-in prayer for the advance
andprosperity Of temperance in the land.
Mr.. Chas. McClanning Of the Harbor
clothing store, has opened up branch
store for the winter season in the building
occupied by ]. NJ. Wilcox. He has nica
line Of seasonable clothing, and his many
friends viii be pleased to bestow their pa
tronage upon him. The HsrbQF store is
being attended by Mr.. W. 0. NettletoR.
Our limits this week are considerably
eircamscrlbed by snndry prospectuses, ia
serted as an offset in exchange. and some
Of our local favors have been. In conse-
quence, shortened in. To abstract and
abreEiste 70 meet these emergencies add
much to our labors and often kindle our
regrets, but in the absence Of choice it is
well to make virtue Of necessity.
AN oyster supper will be given by
the ladies of the Congregational church at
their lecture room, next Tuesday evening,
Dec, 10th, Supper will be served in their
best style from six till nine o'clock. a
general welcome to all to drop in and in
dulge in this favorite dish Of the season,
and enjoy the soical cheer of a winters
evening. Prtcs twenty-five cents.