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Ladies' Column. Column

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/, Mr,-c,jv s,,,nnto5rn; Issi;1 Y I, Y ~ :,
Louis Fair. She will be entered Sus';
wind Instrument @, fgi,S - ",sa
tdgnglI ,di q y - f't'a- ~" ,..l,
.Anthonyssfcet, ,aand says she wears nun.
Der ieleyenuiboo.yy, She could grow o
coed crop Of;corns;aIi- 81 joa bae i,,I
.,,o Mig otF 10 7;i9g1ir " +.
Miss Cutter, has, been appointed, Super
fintcndeHt Of Schools iin Rochester, Min.
l'ns,osa. s ~" 80. ~ T. ,.9,,os,glsa; ~.
99r,7if''P ~, 'u,Icl ,s., ,-,,,,,,,.,,r4 ;, w."
lhe report that Harriet Beecher Stowe
/ uerlstou,acl wants Il be 9ispannncd. ,
! y; .iroS -I,roiTl hf.il',,'7t'c l'i'fs 2'h
.EiE;.lf was w., ,Aarry.vh9 had the OK 'raor-
ta'p9Irytl,ApP'Iess q Ranaaglng huseu'e
i'S ,s - ,s".! I'd ..,rss Il. !aft .,'l
"A lady near Memphis : few days since
gave b'rt'' !s,dl e. I'VE boys.5ia.6 sizing aiiIi
! Tie Princess do Nletternich i.lto retire
from the diplomatic world Of Paris for a
few'montl's'' Sue hopes it will be q boy.
ssTbs I,aes PA lI{,s,;I Irss,;n 1,In ,M;rrovo,o ,ro
:..s;,i 6.IfHiA Ts,' i'.iss'i : ~. T..
teen dollars Tor qacczins the hand Of ono
i9t!them@ baF ,La'I1 y 'T''' Nofi',, =. OIL
IoiTe,,o.r,r,I ;sg,rs,.,3Ji;,,a ngGJll J NJ: =,
,,s,cra,;.nS'6IiaY ss."iist'Isff fNSsSss' f'NSsSss''s ="
-. ~ ET,,u OH ui e7p.su7ls -ir
"a couple recently walked. twcnty,c;sht'
iry tben1aifSl III ifs'HSs 1s'a 49, 4
i,as, ,..m,a G. tpoiIiig b.ig1ilacp ~
-sliss Lille sM,!cEDs9an'r!d Esan'r! JeffersopYille,,
Indiana, Is ten years old, and weighs onc
h 1,o, ~, o,It b,lslY2b I'd .lllq,;9ai :
ha'. Mnrphy' 11e ho:tph ie'naaie 'HaI'a Jump
~, Ee's .'otral, o.!srs from managers OF
Il" ''''alp y tAsssSfsia3se"'a oFS. ,ee
b,ys IN, ,,n,a ,Ii1, n, n''a'u' '"o
.ii"hS wy i'S''''1"' ''sr .'' HstnI '1''. ~ 2!
~ Acourtsllip u }tiitscn years at Dixon.
Illinois. has resulted i'll the parties con-!
Guiding no. no. 70 n'arr5y.s f1o
i The ElsI Queen QsY fn Of Prussia offers $500 to
every every woman aln II ihe k!nngdomy Nhod has
gwen ",s Dr. q TslyG TasifS'sHS'ld ea'ldSs'l 5 srso1
p oL,udsiin oL,,udys IN Charleston so,,,b C,.a;,. i q
recently gaye birth sFtsI, 70 twins with amin.
',efssl Of .httesn days between tlle two
births. H99@ w 80 - .,,..,,,,, 10
.isi 'mnn M ,IM,a; II ssuY 1,;,- ,r,a ;n,.,;.;
d MUD scabii,r refi,ses l,er .jnugi gi',er ;,na
bocsu.e l..srs,, j u,;na. ~
.s,has ,, 'ao @ .alas aEe lssYn se'Yt'nas a a''0'
'es' Wy is0A''"ou' 1f..,;s,,o, (. !.
9dHVictotiaa Crown Princess Of Prussia. is
ics expecting snoiltr.fo1tr. iilldstriomuIs mo.
,tl,erase.ller.n good tx,li0plctiu dtliab line
,iH ,0'""s 80. :" :,,i q
and your sweetheart yotc, upon
the ,uart;age qucssioh--you for'i 4. and he
against against il don't aattera yourself'ras Oits
y o. ! t',S ~ .,,,,,.,,..4.,.1. ~, .,..t i
ll1lWasa ,acon'ca letter from a lady to,
i'er h9soand-" write to you because l.
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IDArls ovApysNflssyG

DAfES UfIADVENfioEtG. I. '"
/, Square, ten lines or less, ono Insertion 81 eo
For each subsequent insertion = 70
4 Square twelve months ~. ~! ~ 1000
0ne-ionrth 4ota colann, ~ months = Is oa
One half column, lomonhs ,;,-- +5 90
One rnlunln;la months -. ~ "a %
!,1ocal notices twenty ceuts per line, which
must lb3ff,pqi4 in adyaase.tra iplrli
Five dpllars will Ee charged for announcing
candidates. for county, and Tn dollars for
Siatoana United States offices. -
lengthy Obituary notices must be paid for.
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suT&i "a
II 1N ,irrotSIy irtIwJ
r zArnGgl LsATHlE;R!' 9! At Fl T.

Tue citizen, of,lewis and; .adjoing 5coun,ic.
ats respectfully iniysn,ed that 4 am now pre-!
pared u supply thra, wi,l, oil lkinlsof Leather,
beth l,ppet aud Sole ,oul reasonable terms. /
hayttLe'most Experienced Tanner ip, the country,
aldwlit,ryHo make such stock as ALL SHIT my
customers. llemock or, Eastern -tanned sole.
Calf aud ,EirskinY hHruess and side leather al-
ways onihapd. All tanned on tls old plan. =
isEsI shdft9br patent process used here, The
price paid in cash Of leaer III green or
.dfyi Hides, al lie Old l.ortntz fhnhery. Terms
yfsiric,lytash! Please;cd and sep me-. F3llss ~
IA ;suss.siySSa i9G9J.g gIpuTtllgR.g i
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a,Protracted study a'sabuses the mind,
and revealsps transparent, what had be-
tore beenrsjected Advantageous and con.
tradhlccitory,irli hgn ,4nmi51aihm.
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4 Select @'s Poetry.
SARAPHIM.

7 V. ioa l'.n"I sAAApHlM. ,t'"Aa!pHlM. .s.., XXX, r
'N,'I. ,'1.t,. ~. ----,.,i, .,i''," N
bsautcou''s rs the rose,
2fEg, n, .I'A " saraphim e.,
,s7f Have you snnb or Grec;ani nose. nR,, =
Noes noes : asm,is white teeth disclose,
/ ropi''oSssf' n aS''''p'e sMee. sfep9se9 IL
:, ,9og ,iita .bgqi'4i1n i1niyour CHM 'lli F,
YQLXEad LIjDr d
lOs Ha'e!op black ond glossy hair, !,
nn .Saraphim!arr
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Mrs caiy Stanton will. ba, b, At the St.
Louis Fair, Is h. will be entered 5as .
wind instrument te s' a,r,s ",nii
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-25

Ian 1riihm,n writing from thesI West to
= friend, remarked :c'.pork 'isjs6 plenty
here that every third man you meet is q
hog .ailo,G{ 8eA' :su,' an
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-25

Someboely'has been measuring Susan
Anthony et,aand says. she wears num-
,ber ,elevenu'boo.sgi She could grow a
good crop of,corns.aIi. 9iIon hnF M J
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IAN ipfsnso.in cwostport, Connecticut
died ree.ecntly sfrom poison taken Into its
s,fpmGach By sucking a green yeillwhich
the n nurse hsd thrown ooYcr is face keep
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b Three of,he posEsllil gslor,addao gl,ddos exploring
expedition ara aurra repIprtea killed byiIndiaus,
after having Been IA pnl set o.. tleirway
BY them, and having repaid psia1t their kindness
by shooting a squaW.y! Ti''f
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IN Jo.epll Darlington, 'hns just received. n
fns lot Of spring. goods. Such as Dry, Goods,
Notions, iCloll,s. Casiniercs, Ladies' and Gents
Ylni.tias ,Gyosls, Ready Made Clothing, Hats,
Gaps, Roots and Shpes, Hardware, Queens
ware and Tin. Ware. lso The best of Groce-
,sies, (which ,willbe sold cheap for Cashor Pro.
oauce, ,rGail! and examine my stock, one door
b.low' Challsns,a Drug Store. H49l jc?2-Iy ~
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s"Alouoy'is very tight" said ssi a thief who
,wustryiugttoopen "a bank-vaalt.q
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Business Is 1 Cards.

n, TOIlN DRANNON,,l l-1IfV.HI silrrr
HI sD1iai-----ATroRsEy At Law, 49,. .gi.i-
"a II ID duly authorised 10 practice in the
a,.it, UNITED STATES COURTS
Al, PERSONS desiring to be. declared Eankrup,
/. can hsvsImy services on Reasonable terms. j
hate,sll the necessary forms. ;ng'ytljyl2-ly
{. NORTHWESTERN HOTEL, q siisjb
lN .Nlt---7-s. .wALksR,l pRopatEroR.-
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Hacks run
70 and from the Depot%'0 '0ct2sitf
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An Iowa paper says "Chinese l,borcrs
can now be hired Wholesale and retail"
1t might .havc,added, ,"and pig.tail."
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Beauregard ois sosbe married soon, il
the New Orleans Jenkipses are, to be be-
lloVeo. lNN.E
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

PASSING OpPoRTUHITIEs.--Dr. Adam Clarke
says OF the conduct Of Joseph Of Arimathca,
in burying the body Of our Lord
"What a number of objections would not
hunan prudence have made to Josephs con-
duct, had he consulted Il on this occasions. 1t
would have represented to him that fins was
70 expose himself, to bring himself into trouble,
to render himself suspected, TO put himself out
Of all capacity Of doing good, to ruin himself
irrecoverably, and now il could do no good to
his teacher, he is now dead, and needs no long
er any Office Of kindness from men,"
"There Is sometimes in our whole lives but
Ons opportunity in which God designs signally
20 employ us and though our general back.
wardness TO every good work, we are for re.
serving ourselves TO other opportunities, In
which God neither requires nor will accept our
services"
What n solemn view does this romart pre-
sent TO US Of the responsibilities OF Iife. Upon
the prompt and energetic performance of d,l.
ties which may appear TO us, for the moment
comparatively of little importance, may de.
pend the most momcntous consequences by
want OF wasehfnlness, by the slumber of con.
science. or by occasionally yielding ourselves
TO, the infence of some "oasily besetting sin -
what opportunities may VIC lose Of doing the
work 10 which our Master calls. was saving
OF Bernard, while engaged in conversation
npon serious subjects, "Lct us talk this hou,
out ;'oa 1is hour eternity may depend"
Sostsbsyyk CHHfY1l,aoa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

SLIaHT CtRcuMsTANcEs.--Sir Walter Scott,
walking one day along the banks of the Var
row, wliete Munge Park was born, saw the lat
ter throwing stones into the water and anx
eusly watched the bubbles that succeeded
Scott inquired the object Of his occupation.
'"I was thinking" answered Park, "how often
Ihad tried TO sound the rivers in Africa, by
calsuiating how long time had elapsed be'
fore the bubbles rose TO the surface"
II was a slight circumstance, but the travel
er's safety frequently depended upon IT,
Gra watch, the main spring forms small
portionof the works, but it propels and gov
erus the whole. So IL is in the machinery of
buhsnPlite a,slight circumstance is permit
tedhytfie Divine Ruler to dorange or to alter
agiant falls by a pebble; girl at the door of
an inn changes tho fortune of an empire.
en- the nose of Cleopatra had been shorter"
said Pascal, in his epigrammatic and brilliant
manner, ''the condition Of the world would
have been different"
The Mohammedans have a tradition that
wheh their prophet concealed bimseif in
Mount Shur, his pursuers were deceived by u
spiders web, which covered the mouth of the
cave. Luther might have been lawyer had
his friend and companion escaped the thunder.
stormat' Etfh-1; Scotland had wanted her
stern reformer, II the appeal of the preacher
had not startled him in the chapel of st. An
drew's onstle; and If Mr.. Greenville had not
carried, in 1774, his memorable resolution as
to the expsdiency of charging certain stamp
duies~ on the plantations of America, the
Western world might still have bowed to. die
British sccptre
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She2if's Sale of Lands and Tepements
AShtdJutd Common Pleas, Norcmber Term, 1860.
John NJ, sSo1b:, Cook: Admin of =, =,
Carlyle Whippc, et al.
10y Virtue of FL Ia. duly issued from
said Court, in the above case directed have lev
led upon and will offer for sale by way of public auction
atthe Door of the Court House. in Jefferson Ashtabula
County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 19M day Of June, 4. d. 1869.
between the hours of 10 and o'clock Of said day the
following described lands and tenemcnts much
theIeof as VIII satisfy the Judgment and costs in this
case. Situate In the township If Saybrook County of
Ashtabula, and state Of Ohio in Lot No. - aud is
bounded as follows North by lands owned OF Snsn,
walker in the centre of the North Ridge Road East by
lands OF Susan Walker, j. q. Wright, and Wrsl and
Walton South by lands Of Merritt Kellogg, and West
by lands Of Nathan Whippe aud H. Walker and con
tains four W acres Of land 1t being the premises
on which the said VIM Bowman. Defendant now resdcs
Also the following described lands and tencents sit
nae IN faid Town County and state and as part Of Lot
No. 16 and Ia bounded as follows North By ono hun
dred acre Lot in said Lot No 49, being the north part of
said Lot heretofore contracted to Rodney Ne East by
Lot No To- west by Lot No. H. and south by the remain
ing part OF SAID Lot No. 1G the south line of the grant
cd promises Is parallel with the north line Of said last
mentioned Lot and far South Of cain Veiis one hun
drcd acre tract rs To make the granted pemises con
tain twenty five acres of land aud more.
H. COVELL, Sheriff.
SHERMAN & HALL, Pm Atty.
May 8, 1859. 5w1OiO.
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NOTICE I


William Lealie, Frederick Tenn In Ashtalula
plcton, ThOmes Mitchell, John : County court Of
IL. Paul Ebcnczer Stedman. C0mnmOn Pleas.
Charles Gibbon and Adoplms
Hagan Defendants.
l. FREDERICK TEMPLETON, who resides
at Union Mills, in the State of Pennsyl John b.
Paul. who resides in the State of Kansas Charles Glib
hons and Adophus HaCan. who reside in the city of
Buffalo, in the State of New York. hereby notified
shat on the 2lth day of April 1869, said plaintiff ieI
his petition against said defendants IN said Court al
lodging that ON the l2th day Of April 1866 sGd William
l. Leakc, made and delivered to aid paiEtih two Pre-
isory notes for the OF $1J each due hc s day
of April 1868, and the first day of April 1869 respective
ly, with interest payblc annually, aud that part
thereof has been paid. That ON said 18th day of April
1865, to said notes. raid William H. Lete made
and delivered to plaintiff mortgage deed upon the fol-
tabua, County of Ashtabua. and State of OHIO bound
cd az follows, commencing on Main Street ut stake
f65 north from the corner of Main and Lake Streets
thence nOrherly along Main Street 20 IT,, thence west
cry along south line of homestead of A. cdry to lot
sold A. r. Hubbard, thence sOHtherly along said Hub
barda east line to stake los II from north line of Lake
Street thence c0stery parallel with Lake Street to place
of beginning, befng premises conveyed to said
Ieakc, by said Geo Russell and wife. said plaintiff
claims first lien said premises, said defendants are
required to said petition and show what interest
the premises may he sold and proceeds applied in pay
men of said notes and for other relief Said dofendans
required to SAID petition before the Sd
Saturday after the 18th day Of June, 1850.
SHERMAN S HALL, Attys for Pm.
May 3, 1869. Gwl0l0
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.

L y LBERT A. STRONG, Edwin H. Williams
and T. Smith Edwards late partners doing business
der the name and rm of Strong 4 Company. Plaintiffs
against Ethan Adams and Charles A. Adams, partners
doing business under thc,namc and firm Of Adams &
Son, defendants Before Edward II. Fitch, Justice of
the Peace of Ashtabua Township, Ashtabula County
Ohio.
On the 1oth day Of pril A. D. 1869 0aid Justice is
sued order of attachment In the above action for the
sum of Fifty -Four Dollars ($5D. STRONG q co.
Ashtnbua, April nth, 1SG9 3wlOI1
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LEGAL, PROBATE MATTERS, &C.
Sheriff as Special Master Commissioners Sale
Of Lands and Tenemonts,
Adtdbaio Common Pieas February Term. 1869
j. r. Cook.
urasWNN

j. r. Cook,
against Oroer Of Sale.
Joseph simOnetto. tHl. J
ID
DY Virtue Of an Order of Sale duly issued
from said Court IN the above case 10 me detected,
will ocr for sale by way Of public auction at the door
of the Court Houec in Jcdereor, Ashtahula County,
Ohio en-
Saturday, tho 18Th day Of Junc, 4. d. 1862
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock of said day che
following described lands and tencments. towit stu
ate In the Township of Ashtabua, County OF Ashtabu-
Ia, and state OF OHIO and known part of Lot No.
eight O) in tract No. three t In ssid Township and
bounded and described az follows beginning at the
northwest corner of about twelve Q2l acres of land,
hertz otore decided off said lot now owned bv the widow
and heirs OF Edwin Hurnoa at stake, running thence
north uirctecn 40 chains and twenty-five 2h) links TO
land Of Albert and Mary L. Field thence south Sa% dc
grees east nine 90 chains along the souh line oi said
Albert aud Mary L. Field land TO the center Of the Old
Turnpike Road to lands Of said Albert aud Mary l.
Field thencO southery along lands Of saia Mary L. Field
and lands occupied by John +. Brown following the
mcandcrings of tho old Turnpike Road, TO the north
line Of the twelve acre lot first above mentioned, thence
westerly along the north line Of said IL lot seven
teen chains and 69 links to the place OF beginning con
tanning about "a acres of land reservng oud two rods
wide through tue same now owned by said Cook be the
same more or less.
II. j. COVELL sh'F as Special Master Comms'r.
MAY 8, 1899. g,yiO10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

tHAvE SToPpED YOUR PAPER"-The fol
lowing aneedoier told by Philadelphia paper
Is decidedly suggestive
Many years ago, Mr.. Swain, then editor of
the Pnbllc Ledger, was hailed at tho corner of
Eghasehih and Chestnut streets by very ex.
cited individual, who informed, him, In the
most emphatic terms, ~ have stopped youY
paper. siE." and proceeded 10 explain the why
and the wherefore, all tho time gcsticulating
wildly. "My gracious, sir you don't say 30.
Come with me 10 the office, let us see if we
cannot remedy the matter Il giieyes me that
one should stop my paper"
Arriving at the office. Mr.. Swain said, "Why,
my dear sir, everything seems 10 bo going on
here a. usual thought you had stopped my
paper Then and there the excited gentle.
man, whom The walk had by that time partly
eooIed. said that he had stopped taking his one
o9py Of the Ledger. Mr. Swain was prof,ise in
his apologies for having misunderstood the
meaning Of his late Subscribers word, and re-.
gretted that he had given him the tramp from
Eighssenih street 70 Third. The gentleman
went on his way home, wiser II not better
man. Before he ieft, however, he ordered that
the Ledger be stiIl sent TO his address.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29
TO ALL WHO ARE ABo1rT no

~ ALL WHO AXE ABOUT TO
- BUILD. piaetic Slate IL what you want Fire
Proof in the nest sense. Frost cannot crack ii
nether sunshine water can penetrate or diasolve
n. nom the moment n IL applied Can be pat ON any
FORM from fat, topcrpendicular
One half cheaper than Sheet-SIate!
Soon hardcne 40 az to hear uninjurod tho weight Of
man jumping upon Il. Win supcrccde TIN roohnghat
"a expensive and rustod through Iron Roof
ingthat Is costly, and often racks by its undue
weight the structure II covers. GuttaPorcha which
alwaye leaks; Tar and Gravelditto Shlnglo Roofing
yearly growing costly, and II but tnder 10 every
stray spark, which at hest Time win soon destroy.
WAI. L. POTTER, INVENTOR.
HEAR! HEAR solon Robinson President Of "The
rarmers Cnh,' New York, Agricultural Editor Of the
New ork ItSbpne, says (oInong other good things he
Farmers"
unequaled as lining for cistcrns as a plaster for
snlose-housos and ovens.
Superior to all Paints.
for the preservation of wood from FIRE or water Fave
gutering water tanks fence posts which n has bcon
applied will last indefinitely Long known md trind v
the inventor, although but recently patented.
All orders or inquiries in regard to PLASTIC SLATE
OF Ashtabua County. should be addressed TO
BRYANT q DILLEY, Geneva, Ohio
April {. 1896 ssh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29

KISSES,


KISSES,
1sifa ~ oSs VINO LIKES rurN
Czadra's KfsseS
Scattered from smong the roses,
Where budding wealth rapoecs,
illti Little dimpled lips invite;
epringing from the hearts deep treasure,
With a never-failing measure,
Given With pure delight
III " Rogvi1 E'sses
Mufied footsteps softly tipping
Up behind and gently slipping
Roupd YOU dear familiar arms;
Though warm hearts may touch unbidden,
AAwhere you keep yeur kfsses hidden,
Shelter them from rude alarms
Mothers KiSscs.
Little urchins full of badness,
1k.le faces full Of sadness,
I'll Claim a mothers tender kiss
Every little childish sorrow
Finds solace none can borrow,
fe1s m a mothefs soft caress
Fi4eadships E'sscs. ...
a kiss IL friendships kindcst token,
A sympathetic language spoken
By tender natures for distress.
'Tis friendships sweetest mute bestowing
,rTis admiration's overAowing.
That loving lips so fondly press.
e eSspasS RiSsc&-
Prompted by some wild emotion
7 or the heart that hidden ocean,
Throbbing in the human breast;
It may be Loves incense burning
On the lips, or Fancy's yearning,
Like "a bird without nest"
Silent Kisses.
Some strange sweet chord Of kindred feel.
ing,
Some nameless yearuing softly stealing->
Earth has no dearer tie tIian this.
Heart TO heart in sacred beating,
Lips in soui-communion meeting,
Does heaven afford purer bliss?
Parting Eisse&
The last and 1t may be the dearest,
For hearts in parting seem the nearest,
Cluser for tho dear "faaeweh"
But, oh, the last that cold lips never
Give answering touch, the last forever
Are sadder than the funeral bell
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-05-29
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
Sash, Blinds and Doors.

THE subscriber having supplied his
4 Establishment with the
BEST MACHINERY
And having secured the services of of the very
Best Mechanics,
and provided himseld with large stock of superior
Thoroughly Seasoned Pine and other Lumber,
is prepared to furnish good quality of
Blinds, Sash and Doors,
as can be found In Cleveland or elsewhere and at Ceve
land List Prices.
N. II. Constantly on hand Gll stock of bevel sash
and door blir "a, made to order, ON short notice
Parties wanting the abov. aces will do well TO call be
fore buying elsewhere Planning, scroll and other saw
ing dc to order full assortment of crown and 9th
er Mouldngs on hand Office and shop opposite Church
Park, Main street.
Ashtabula, February, 1868, Q c. CUlLEH.
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NOTICE

L HE Undersigned has been duly appointed
kdminstntor ~ the Estate of Lyman Boyntun late of
Saybrook Ashtabula County, Ohio, deceased.
III. j. LAUGHLIN.
Saybrook, May ist, 1860, 3wi0i0
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NO TT CE.

L HOMAS BOOTH, Plaintiff, VS.. Simon
Sharpe, Defendant before l. o. Fisher J. p. of Ashta
bula township. Ashtahula County, Ohio. on the 9th
day of May, 1880, said Justice issued ocr of attach
mcnt In the above 0tuon for the of Thirty Duars
SHERMAN HALL, Atty's for Pl'n
May t2th, 1861. 3wiGl1.
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To cheat the printer, Ia regarded by some
people small matter but honest people re.
gard II as very mean and small business. To
subscribe for and read a newspaper devoted to
he Interests Of community, and then try 10
sneak out without paying for II, shows very
lad charaeter. Such men generally have hard
getting along In the world They soon get
knsHn BY ills community, and are watched.
and seldom trusted, thus losing more than they
--dsks Honesty is always the bss, pclIcy, de-
apon if
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T ompson Quarry,

1 n p 2 7 y
/ HIS Quarry, situated at Thompson
Geauga Comfy is the nearest and convenient for
the citizens Of Ashtabplu and vicinity Of any other and
the ouay OF s stone s superior for rmuesso texture
and durability Stone cut to any dimensions and for
any purpose dressed in the most workmanlke manner
and at ehor notice. Orders sUicitated for Flaggng
steps, Wcll.stones Unda aerpinning, Window aud Doc
Caps and Stills, Coping nd water Tables. When the
travelling s good partie may do their own hauling at
as b. EDGERTON.
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