Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-03

stated by +. IL. Smlth, ESQ., VINO maue
the presentation--of the grateful respect
OF his neighbors and friends who lave sur
vived his treatment.
Carlisle g. Tyler are rather pushing
things, as may be seen by the way they
are appealing TO their customers and the
public. They are pretty shrewd fellows
in the way Of business, and do not expect
to be cutdone by any one along shore.
Look at their mamoth adv.
Mr.. George Metcalf and lady paid a
visit to Alliance upon the Rev. DR.. Day, |
and found things very pleasant and flour
ishing. The Sunday school presented a
formidable ppearance--numbering some
four hundred. The elder would seem to
have a flock to look after
Rev. Dr. Bailey's church-Massillion
has been made the recipient Of an ele-
rant silver communion set, baptsmal
fount and contribution plates from one of
its officers. This rather indicates the
pleasaat information that all is going well
with the church and its worthy and able
pastor.
The attendance at the Opera House
Cleveland, on Wednesday evening, from
this place and along the Lake-shore
amounted to some three hundred persons
and the arrangements for the comfort of
/ the visitors and the character of the Enter
| tainment were such as TO elicit favorable
] expression.
The seow Iosco is still sunk in the riv-
e er at the Harbor. A small gang Of men
= are stil at work at her, but little or no
n progress is made in raising her. The ice
forms about her, thereby increasing the la
C Dor and expense. From present indica-
+ tions she will remain where she is during
n the winter.
The removal Of H. R. Latimer from
IS Rock Creek to Toledo was recently an
!, nounced telegram was received Oh
8 Monday last announcing his death. Thi'
death is the first that has occurred among
If the patrons of the N. E. Mutual Aid As
I. sociation Of this place, and will call for al
IS assessment
John Crosby who has had so sever
IN and doubtful struggle with typhoid, has
,g we understand, passed the eliminating
lt point and is on the rising grade. w
mention, as something quite unusual, tn
- range of vital heat in his case being som
n five degrees. DR.. Bartlett has had tn
s case In charge.
MANY Of the older mill men wer
-e caught by the cold snap with hundreds
NO bushels of apples on their hands for max
ot ing, and are waiting for thaw. Besid
20 these stocks of apples in mill, large quar-
titles of fruit, intended for the mill, wei
~ in heap in the orchard, and were covere
'o by the beautiful snow.
I,a The report of the quarterly meetin
of the Woman's Christian Temperate
Union came to hand after we had got int
''h type an article of full length, from Ric
Jus mond, and ofr practical man shut dow
Py upon its insertion this week, crowded
u we are with page advertisement, al
supplement. 1t will find place in OF
uie next.
"a BILLIARDS must pay. A third establis
20 ment Of this kind has opened in the bio
this side north park, making the fifth
sixth on Main street. We are not gu
Dy sure whether or not there is one or two
A'u Centre street. That illuminated sign
nay front of the Standard office rather loo
irn as if there might be some saloon delicac
behind it.
III Our larder was never so well 81
" piled as on Thanksgiving, 1880. We
al pair of ducks on credit, a subscril
loh' brought in ten pound turker on suscr
tion, another was sent in on an crrand
that of benevolence, and an invitation tC
lade sumptuous dinner from the same cons
in eratien completed our happiness
all this abundant supply of our basket
T. store.
IN The Cleveland papers announce
lt oil death, on Monday last, Of Clark r. Hod
opa- in that city. The deceased in the gen
N IN man who, few months since, was joil
in iu marriage to Miss Flora, only daugf
of MIR. and Mrs Smith Fassett of Bun
quor Hill. Mr.. Hodge was 23 years of
and and a young man of fine business qu
linal ties, and the young lady so early lie
pair widow is still younger. Coming so
hoot denly and in the midst of the pleasure
happy union the occasion seems part
.oods larly sad and severe blow. Mr. II.
AN the business manager of the Sun
,oods Voice. Mrs. Hodge was OF quiet
very able and lovely character, and her
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