Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-03
THE TELEGRAPH.
Friday Morning, Dec. 3, 1880.
LOCAL NEWS.


The winter.
Mrs. E. II. Gilkey is seriously sick
with fever.
The President-elect has got back from
the Capital to Mentor.
Beef by the quarter is sold upon the
street for $3.50 and $5.
Oar old friend S. Mcintyre Of Jeffer-
son is down with pleurisy.
Mr.. Smith leaves this week for his
third trip this season to New York.
Our Methodist friends hold religious
meetings every evening this week.
"A supply of Leases may be found
among our general supply of Blanks.
John Collins has been able to get out
and stands fair chance for an early re-
covery of his usual health.
H. ]. Laughlin of SaybroOk, has CIV
en- notice of his appointment as admins
traitor of the estate of W. c. Perkins of
Saybrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sheldon OF
Brooklyn, who have been the guests Of
Mrs. Laura Harrington, returned home
last Tuesday.
C H. Russell, of Plymouth, had a
fall in his barn, spraining an ancle, and
making his locomotion rather numbering
and hobbling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon are spening the
Thanksgiving season at the old family
mansion. The health of Mrs. harrington
is far from comfortable.
The Holiday vacation Of the public
schools, will be for one week only, begin
ming with the oath inst. and opening or
the first Monday Of January.
"A heavy, nearly new, wolf robe wa
taken from the buggy OF A. W. Smith
hitched in front of Riddell's store, about
O'Clock OIL Monday evening last.
The Geneva Times gives the report o
new buildings put up in that pleasant Iii
tie burg-$7S, ,475-as the best indication
of growth of any previous year.
+ Auditor Gilkey, we hear, enters upo
,, the duties Of his Office with becoming
> modesty and courtesy, and not withou
+ the fullest confidence OF his friends.
-Butchering of the porkers has begu
and anyone with a taste for those del
cacies-tenderlone and spare ribs
may indulge to their hearts content.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Parsons have r
d turned from their wandering in EuroT
j and upon the continent. Their range {
travel has been quite broad and deliberat
Mr.. C. G. Swinbourne, of Chicag
who spent Thanksgiving at the resident
o of Mr.. Charles Booth, Esq, started f
Washington last Saturday for few weeI
visit.
j. D. Hubert has been suffering fro
infiamatory rheumatism with dubio
look for recovery, but he is we are hapl
to say, recovering with good promise
d restoration.
The miners at Stoneboro are still io
ct and will probably remain SO until t
10 company finds market for coal at
n vanced rates, unless they conclude to go
.Iy work at former prices.
J. Arrangements have been made
is which all assessments OF the N. K. NJ. A
Association in the town Of Conneaut, N
III be paid H. B. Thayer, Banker, OF the fl
I'd Of Lake, Thayer & Smith.
We The Reaper and Binder-the first
troduced into the country by Mr.. A.
Stevens, we are instructed to say, was
/. Osborn. machine, instead of a Champi
q as intimated in the last Telegraph.
The Pittsburgh Commercial says t
= the profits of the Standard Oil Co., m
some 10 or 20 millions last year. The
~ come of the Ashtabula county papers
y put together would not amount to that
y Some greenhorn raises the questio
- as Susan B. Anthony the maiden aun
~ Marc Anthony-the admirer of Clet
ER tra?" There is probably mere sarcasm
the inquiry than an honest desire for
formation.
Pull -Thos. Flannigan,a Youngstown liq
merchant, discovered his young wife
h a son, by former marriage, in Grim
= relations and drove the lecherous
from his house. He threatens to 81
s1r both of them.
t,the the You see the forces at the dry g,
I an stores-now since the sleighing beg
good as busy as bees, in arranging the g
able able in confusion after days trade. Ev
thing indicates business and happy
III III of mind is among them.