Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-24
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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MERCHANTS.
-nce of Mr-----------
.sscted to appear in EstSla EssesEel s1s RSs =
sn early day.
Hastings, boots and shoes, has remov-
ed his stock to the store-room recently oc-
cuRied by Gilkey & Perry; D. H. Dubois
has removed his stock to the store vacated
by Hastings, and Mr.. John Croft is fitting
up the store vacated by Dubois for stock
of clothing and furnishing goods.
County Treasurer Cook started for
Columbus, on Tuesday last. with the funds
belonging to the State After dedueting
his commission, &C., it amounted to S24,-
508.12. The grand tax duplicate Of 1878
amounts tc 1924, 756.1O. He collected at
the December installment $117, ,772.9G.
On Sunday last about ? o'clock p. NJ,
a fire broke out in the second story of the
residence of Chris. Byrne, at Conneaut
depot, and before the fire department could
reach the fire the building was beyond con-
trol-as high west wind was blowing at
the time. Most of the furniture was saved.
Loss about s., 800 and fully insured in the
Northwestern of Philadelphia.
We are in receipt of handsome ly
printed billet, announcing the marriage of
Mr.. L. V. Stone to Miss Addie NJ. Ohm
stead, at Conneaut on the evening of the
Goth inst. Mr. Stone is one of the publish
ers of the Conneaut Express and his bride
is a daughter of Mr.. John 0lmstead, one
of Conneaut's substantial citizens. We
wish the happy couple joy and prosperity.
Quite a commotion was caused among
whisky venders in that quiet hamlet of
Painesville last week, by the appearance of
a little sheet called The Appeal which is
published by the Women's National Chris
tian Union Of that village. The druggists
are squirming the most Just at present and
they charge the assertions in the The Ap-
peal as unjust, unkind, unwarranted and
unchristianlike.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Strader and their
son Jacob, expect to start within week
for Jacksonville, Florida. For several
weeks past Mr.. Jacob Strsder has been
suffering from nervous rheumatism. and a
change to q warmer climate has been rec
commended by his physician. Mr.. Stradcr
Sen, also anticipates some Improvement
In his own health, which we hope he may
fully realize.
The Conneaut Express Of the 22d inst.
comes to US printed on a fine quality Of
ofcream tinted paper, and containing a four
page supplement, the first page of which
contains a sketch Of the life Of Washington;
the balance OF the supplements is devoted 10
Advertisements, among which we notice
one for F. d. Fickinger, and one for A. r.
Thurber Co. The Express is an enter
Prising little sheet
"A friend who attended the funeral of
Miss Hattie Large, Of the Harbor. on Sun
day last, says 1t was the most solemn and
affecting occasion Of the kind he ever at
tended. She seems to have been oener-
al favorite, and the audience WAS 50 i'm
pressed with the loss Of friend As 70 he
apparent, and to impede the exercises.
Rev. Mr.. Stafford conducted the exercises
and his remarks were happily consonunt
with the spirit of the occasion.
Mr.. Frank Viets returned to his Red
River home on the first of the present week.
His errand has been accomplished in secur-
ing provision for issuing bonds for the
building OF railroad along the valley on
the west side Of Red River. The east side
already enjoys the advantage of such com
munication, and it is the ambition of the
vest z4sss Z, be put on an equal footing.