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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-11
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KELLoeosviLLE. o.. Nov. OH. VI,

KELLoeosyiItE, o., Nov. 9th, II
Bdtior Telegraph:
Not often do we bave ihe pleasure Of Wis.
II TO Ashlabula, though we get genuine re-
minder Of the place every week, through the
columns Of The Tsiegraph. And while speak.
ing Of that paper, we wish to say, that though
Il bas heen welenme visitor In our house for
years, yet we were never 70 well satisfied
with II, in every respect especially local news,
a. We are at present-whsIher the town is i'm
proving, and new railroads bring more news,
OF whether The compcitor across the way had
that effect, we cannot say but at any rate, the
Telegraph is now far IN advance Of any other
paper in the county. Last week. we noticed
among its locals, an invitation for is friends
in different sections 10 drop a line, occasional
ly, taking care not to make that Iiuc so long
as TO bore lis readers. Very well We try To-
comply with all those points. Don't think
We have an incxhaustnble funI Of news TO
draw from, for We have not. Ktlloggsville is
quiet as usual, and all we have 10 speak of is
that Oyster Supper at Senator ITAYwARn's for
mer residence, last Friday evening This was
given by the ladies of the Congregational So
ciey, to help repair iheir church edfice.
Everything had been prepared in the grand
est style 10y 7 O'Clock that evening, for Kcll-
oggsyllc was bound TO do her best. About
1:30 the guests began TO arrive. There were
sober danes and mairOns-hOmelY and hand
some-wi'h their natural protectors, country
youths and their swecthearts, everywhere
feeling happy and jolly, each expecting
they had-a good time. We noticed quite a
number ST yisitors-the smiling faces Of some
Monroe Centre boys, aud we also helped cx-
tend welcome hand shake with youth
from Ashtabula, who entered with lass on
each arm. AT o'clock supper was served
and each lad, surrounded 10y bevy of fair
damselz. partook nf oysters, cake and pickles
of all which the ladies had simply provided
After supper, the young folks adjourned up
stairs, where they RECALLED themsclvcs with
such old games, as "Snap and keich 'em," that
young man feeling happiest who kissed tho
pretiiest girl. In the meantime, the old folks
were departing. More flln-ihen thetime CAME
for the young :olks TO go, and all left the
house, with one more bright spot left on theil
hearts.
The bill was 81 so per couple, and we un
derstand the ladies netcd over $50.
| ALPHA
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CoNNEAUT PAPER MILL.-Our neghhors Of
Conneaut arc, perhaps, very justly proud of
the complctinn and the starting, so successful
ly and satisfactorily, of their paper mill. The
benefits nccrulng from such industrial insti.
tutions, will go very far to compensate for the
inability of see uri i", and absence of railroad
projects. 1t is not for all our towns to enjoy
road navigation, but the arts and industries
that create and disseminate wealth and COM
Portable prosperity, may be encouraged and
fostered in every locality. Whatever, too
Conneaut enjoys in this way, will incidental
ly spread its benefits among us all. we there
fore congratulate our friends upon the accom-
plished fact of paper mill in their midst-a
superior and complete one, and shall not be
sorry TO hear of its paying generous return
to its stockholders As it starts off on wrap
ping paper, supply Of This largely demanded
article will lie found in our midst. We hope
they will soon lesin the manufacture OF
Print" and give us more favorable figures al
which our supplies may be Obtained,S u shorter
and ther, for ., less expensive transportation.
Thus, we may feel directly, some Of the sd-
vantagcs that flow from the Conncaut enter.
prise. to give some evidence of that enter
prise, allusiun may DC made to the fact stated
by the Report =, that ground was brokGn for
9th of May last, and on the 2nd day of No
vembeE-ihy days less than six monihs-i
was put in successful operation.
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LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office, to Ohio inventors, for the
week ending Oct. 81, II, and each bearing
that date. furnished this paper by Cox 81
Cox, Solicitors of Patents, Washington, d. G.
Apparatus for Eleyating Hay, ], Roller,
jackson.
Earth Closet. w s. Rradshav, Cleveland,
Apparatus for regulating the speed of Ma
chinery, W. L. 9ebby, New Riclmond.
Lime Kiln, N. Groh and J. Y, Weitz,
Cleveland.
Whip Socket, J. Heberling, Mt. Pleasant.
( Burglar Alarm, A. /. Ross, Cincinnati,
Treadle for Sewing MACHINES, II. c. Smith,
Cleveland.
Weeding Hce, E. Wilcox, East Cleveland,
Planning Machine, G. L. McBeth, F. Bcntel
W, c. Margedant, Hamilton
Clothes Dryer, d. Miller, Marietta.
! Machine fOF Saving spokes, 7, ], Tolan
Delphos.
Hold Backs for shafts for Vehicles, i. Armr
strong, Newark.
Gate, q: 9. Bovey, CINCINNATI.
Gig Saddle, ]. W. Crouch, Rushyille.
Stove Pipe Elb9W, i. Dieekmaln, Cipeini
natl. .-f.t i1 F1 .r j .s
Walking Planter, A. W. Demleyy, Fail
Play. ro.s -
Mill Rick, A. Barner. Dayton, stsft
Alarm Lock, @. Shneif, Marietta.
Saw-set, ID. Shaw, Cincinnati. ....
Re-issues-Msntel and Front for Fireplaces
d. X. Inyes and w. W. Magin, Cincinnati.
Automatic Barrel Filler, S. @. Catlen
Cleveland aifI sat tio2 = Elha s3Ad
Extensions Steam Generator, r. 'Iatta
Cincinnati. F's ~ as .sftia'Sik
Melodeon. s. A. Jewett, CleYeland.
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On Marriage.
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MARRIED,

In Ashtsbnla Noycmbe I'd. by O. W. Clarke d. d.
Nj OhsoS HANIIE BgSuAH to Miss OLIVE KxERNESA
MERBINAS. all Of Ash nbula
In Iawrince. Md-A Nov. 1st by Rev. w m. y. Park
at the residence Of ANDREW G. SToNE Esq, DIR. A. j.
aTgygaS, " BgC,inceiOwn. TO Mrs JENNIE 1. POwERs
Of LnwraUcc.
In Monroe, November 5th by Rev. 4. l.. Miller, Mr.
JomE s. BELLOWS Of Copncaut to Miss JULIA A. LLwIs
pf Monroe.
In Conneaut. nov 9Th. by the Rev. r. ". Keyes Mr.
G. J.. CpENEy Of Cleveland, to Miss C.AGsEs fiTIELD
Of Conneant.
In Colcbrook, November 1st. by Elder +. Wakefield
Mr. MOnRIs A. SMITH tO Miss CoRNELfA VI. KSITP.
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LANDLORD II. FIELD of the Ashtabula
House, turned the reins of administration OF
that establishment over to the hands Of the
former incumbent--l G. WARRINGTON, Gu
Monday last. who will hereafter attend to the
wants of the travelling public in his own we'll
known way. For generous good feeling, am
pie fare and accommodation, and friendly and
favorable impressions. our heW landlord will
not leave stone unturned to secure and 6x.
He has the ardent wishes OF his friends and
the public for success.
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HIIii1'e in correcting TsqaiGritiss Resnoria0 o.
s'ueti0hs Of The Monthly Peiiods
They never fail, aud may be depended upon in every
where the monthly dow has been osfncted through
cold or disease. DUPONCOS GOLDEN PILLS ALWAYS
i've jinidpSe relief being especially prepared for
gmarred ladies, lady writes: "DupoIico's Golden
Ps relieved m in one day. without Inconvenience like
maggie The Geusi'e now put up in LdT0s ,arHitsl
BJres containing double the quantity OF Pills and upOp
each h1x yuu will lind my Private L. = Revenue
stamp" Upon the stamp The wnrlE DUrONCO'S
GOLDEN PILLS, in White Letters ,rifLO.t ILat r1+t
genuine
Remem5er TIE - Gen, i"e' Is in he Wide boxes
Full ana explicit dirc-iiUns accompany each bo-
Price $I.OO per box, six S5IU sold bv o. Diu
gist in every towu, village city and hamlet throughout
the world. sold in Ashtahula by NJ. NEWBERY Drug.
gist, Sole Agent.
LADIES by sending him = 90 through the Ashta
bull Pc ToHicc have the Pills sent tcH fGentially
by mail, to any part OF the country Free Of Postage
SD HOME.
Sole Proprietor New York,
Sold also, by Foster Watkins GENEVA /: J. G. Palmer
Conneaut snc strnng.E Armstrong. Cleveland. 10
Sod also y Foster 4 Watkins. Geneva J. G. ral
mer, Colneaut and Strong Armstrong Cleveland.
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Elsewhere, it is announced on the authority
of the Tribune, that Secretary Fish had re-
signed, but since its PRONUNCIATION, the Sec,
Tetary states GNs& he has no intention of re-
signing, at least not until after all matters per-
tanning to the treaty OF Washington shall
have been finally arranged.
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sgains, which Murray set mp charges for
board, etc. The jury on this trial rendered a
verdict again for Potts, Of t405 and costs
AT the time Of this writing, Wednesday, tho
case Of &. ID. Ainger against sylyanus Mar.
vim Is bciRg argued. This is the second trial
In which Aingcr sues for the pByment Of a
patent right note drawn by Marvin in favor Of
the agents Of patent hay rake.
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FRIENDLY ADA lady friend said to us
the other day-"I have pretty story, the
reading of which afforded me some pleasure,
and thought it would be rclished by the read
ers Of the 7chgrqph, If it would pot bc oh.
trusiye, would like to hand II 10 you for
perusal. When we gather about the centre
table and the family compose themselves for
the evenings entertainment, reading the Telc-
graph, with its swell fIled local page, on tie
evening of iis appearance, the thought Of it
fingers with us, and when we meet in tue pc
rusal of other papers, a good thing, the ex-
preston is generally beard-'that would be
good for the Islegrdph,' but we have felt lit
tic delicate about making the offer" We
were glad of the opportunity thus offered to
remove any feeling SUCH as that hinted al, apd
said-"so far from being pbtrusve, any con-
tibuiion of articles thus met with in the course
OF the desultory readings of our friends, will
be received with favori any sweet moFceau
of poetry, or articles from any other depart
mcnt of literature, of more than common
merit will be at all ,imos thankfully received,
and find place in the Editors drawcr-our
Omnium Gdfherem-- -toNbe drawn from as need.
ed Of GpuFao. when there is quantity Oi
such on hand the best may come into use
first, and an article thus handed in may moi
appear the first, or even the second week
thereafter. An attentive reader, however, will
not, probably, fail 10 see ii in due time, if il
has not already appeared IN our own or some
other county paper. So, dear friends, rrmtm
Der the Telegraph, and do not hesitate to sent
in your contributions, whether selected ol
original, and in return, your favors will be
treated with consideration.
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The stoppage of s. d. CoNDIT, in Case
block, Cleveland. ore of the heaviest retail dry
goods houses of that city. was reported on the
streets on Saturday last. Such being the case.
Mr.. GEoaSE TRAwIN, usher, and Mr.. HARRY
BARTEAU. hnokpeepcr, will probably he
thrown out OF Situat tons ~
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0rMell.
ORW ELL, ]

ORWELL, Nov. Alb, 1871,
Mr.. Eddor-Y Your friend Rip is still awake,
and was permitted the enjoyment of some
pleasure in attending the closing EXERCISES of
tile Normal institute of this place, on the eve
uing Of the 3rd. 4 little quarter made me one
of crowded auditory. Prof JOHNSON
as usuul-was mas or of ceremonies. Miss
BRQwN, with her smiling countenance, direct.
ed the nausic. Tue performances were made
up Of essays. declamatinns and orations-com-
ical and sentimental; many of these were very
fine-retlecting credit upon the authors as well
| as the Institute Several of the ballads, quar-
tetts and songs were well executed, and inn
parted much delight. A debate took place be-
tween couple of the STUDENTS, whose names
failed TO learn. The subject was tie benefit
to Orwell, of the A. Y. d p. railroad, in
which there is a deep and general interest,"
The young men engaged in the discussion
Showed considerable ability, and a promise of
future useiuiness and position, where whole
people shall be auditors. Every thing went
off in good order, and the programme closed
about 10 O'Clock, each one feeling that he had
been well paid, and received his full quarters
NOTtn. IOuT GoTTt SpOnuent lSlt tutt nc GDl
something Eaose than that for his share, for in
the absence of the regular attendant, he had
the additional pleasure Of seeing one of the
fair ones home, and then sought bis own quar-
tiers, and retiring with cold pedals, shivered
out the balance of the night
| ! was also present at some of the closing
exercises of the Primary Department on a
previous evening, and tpink l have never
seen students so young endowed with SO much
sef:possession and goodness, and perform their
parts so well, The Professor is no common
man to thus instl into these young minds
such an appreciation of their own ability, and
such competency 10 carry il ont,
Orwell is not going backward. The new
town house is drawing towards completion
and is an honor 10 .he place. Mr. SMITH
| WINDSOR, of lightning rod, notoriety has
erected fine French EoQf dwelling, which is
quite an Ornament,
! DoLPH, the Pho tographeT, is surprising the
people with his skill, preparatory 10 opening
IA room in your place, Rich sTOEE gets up
Ms fine table ns eyer, and young WARD
STONE read fine essay on poltenessi Ward
is a chip of the old block
RIP Van WINKLE, Jr.
| Poor fellow he shoul@ have borrowed the
young lady's muf.
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BUnoLARs are pfowling about seyersl Of our
neighboring towns, rs we notice by our cX-
changes, and on Wednesday evening of last
week, the house of Mayor BLOOD of Con-
neaut. was entered. but their movements awak-
ened Mrs. B., who lifted her voice for help II
little too shrilly for their security and safety,
and being, one in his stockings, and the other
bare foot, they made very creditnble stepping
in their escape. With these gentry all around
us, it is not to be expected that Ashtabua will
long escape their attention, Kcep. therefore,
the "pepper box" handy and in order.
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THE OYSTER SUFFER of the Ladies' Relief
Association at Smiths Hall on Tuesday even
ing last. neted, $40, and the receipts were
$40. il WAS very pleasant affair. to which
the exeeiientay prepared refresbtaents, and the
abundant good humor and benignity and
beauty of the ladies contributed not a little.
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We learn with some pleasure, that the story
9fihe ppFpipg out of'qur former fellow ci:i:
sen. j. n. MoNTIeLE, at Alma, Mich, is
without foundation, and that he is doing a
good business. Mr., BURR HULRERT, too.
about whose safety there, was apprehension.
p also uns0athed. The latter gentleman has
been sick for some time, but is now around
AGAIN. iEhe ague gets hold of people. sopie-
VAal up there, but Otherwise they have fair
share Of the enjoyments Of life.
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GASP. II, WATSON, Esq, has erected in
the TenT Of his house a 65 #. derrick, and an
engine Of sufficient power for driving the ma
chinery, is already in working order, and tue
contract for sinking the drill has been let, ~
that the work will be begun in few days
Mr.. AMOS HoPKINs, who has an oil region ac
quaintance with the business has the contract
for introducing gas into Ashtabula.
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The Ravenna DaaaOerat says that few days
since, the streets Of Ravenna witnessed the
novelty of train of thirty-six cheese wagons,
bearing the August and September make of
cheese, from the factory of DAVID THOMAS, in
Paris townsl8p. Each of the wagons con-
tained forty eheeses, the wHble number being
over fourteen handred
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The Probate Judge, says the Sentinel. has
moved into his new Office in the building
erected for that purpose. His office is elegant,
3y and conveniently arranged. The Office ya-
Gated will he taken possession of by Treasurer
FULLER, and the Office nog occupied by the
Treasurer will be thrown into the Auditors
room
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One or the eommlttc on preserved fruits,
SC, at the Conneaut fair the present season,
found that some very finely appearing speei-
mems of canned fruits, the like of which had
been taking first premiums for several years
were put up in brine
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WooD.-Persons wishing TO pay their SUBJ
seription to the Telegraph in wood. will please
bring It along while the roads are in good
condition.
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FROM the sentinel,
COURT IS now in the fourth week, and bust,
ness is being slowly and surely disposed off,
Between the jury cases, judgments aye taken
by default and confession SO as to relieve the
docket.
A diyorce was granted 10 Frederick Bone
steele against his wife Anna Bonesteel, for will
full absence, neglect, &c,
The case pf Ohio vs. John LaGrange et al.
was continued on bail of $1Oo for each of the
defenGautst taatk az IT. IA "a
The slander case of Miss Alexander againts
A. L. Murray, was in the hands Of .he jury
when We went to press last week, After being
out all Wednesday night, they rendered YER
dict on Thursday of 500 and costs against Mr.
Murray. Thus ended case which occupied
the court whole week and kept large mum,
ber of people idle, in 6ne weather, when they
might have been usefuly and probably EN-,
playsd d..toam,sa slrs5a
The next case taken up was the seeopd trial
of suit o., William l'otts agaiRgi A. J., Muir
ray, in ihe first trial Of which Hotts recovered
judgment against Murray for money loaned
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E. s. ALyORD, one of our prominent and
most respected citizens died suddenly on
ThuIsday morning last. He was in his usual
health up TO n few hours before the OCCUR
renee. He has however, beon an invalid for
years, suffering with disease Of the heart or
chest, which kept him in mind of the fact of
his mortality. He was the stay and depend
en"e of all aged and in6rm mother, and the
kind and only surviving parent of three
daughters, upon whoa the bereavement fnlls
wits crushing weight. Mr. ALvoRDs age
WIS Ga Ycnrs
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SHEEP SALE.-A salo of lS0 head of sheep
was made this week by JOHNSON GiLLEFT, of
Sheffield, to SIMON HoLBRooK for the Buffa-
10 mutton market. The price was 81 IL per
Hundred on the boof
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New REAL Estate AGENCY AFTER being
many times solicited, hnve determined To
open Rcal Estate 0ilce in this place, for the
purpose of accommodating aN who msy wish to
sell property of that description, and who wish
10 seal at short notice. Any property placed
in my hands for sale will be extensively adver.
tistd and every available means used to bring
it TO public notice. tisat purchaser may be
fouud without the usual delay. Regarding
compensation: will sell for commission, or
for fixed sum, as may be agreed upOa when
the property is placed in my hands. All class
es of Real Estate solicited, and zeal and enet-
gy used in putting the same upon the market
Office over Messrs. SHERMAN & HALLS law
Office, Ashtahula, o. EDGAR HALL.
Ashtabula, Noy. 8, 6tai
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MEETING OF THE UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
The Erie Conference Wnitariap) will bold
its annual session at East Ashtabula Union
Church, commencing on Friday, Nov. 17th.
at 10 Il o'clock. \. NJ. The attendance of all
friends Of the cause is earnestly desired.
Severed RainisteEs of the denomination fiom
abroad ahe expected TO be present
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DR.. L. L. KING, having returned from q
western trip aud absence of some four weeks.
IS ready again, 10 attend TO business, and an.
swer the calls of patients.
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Tile A,aerie"n HOu@rJs-A monthly maya
zine for the family. edited by Mrs. NJ. NJ. q
GOODWIN. For tis Iaother il contains direc.
tions and Suggestions for every department ol
housekeeping For the young laGies of the
family, choice literature, hints on dress max
ing and fancy work, talks about fashion, cli
quette, and various interesting topics. Fol
children, an Illustrated department is provid
ed, wherein thcy can find both pleasure anf
profit. The Farm, the Orchard and the Gar
den will receive due attention.
Terms-one copy one year, 81 Ten copies
So; twenty copies, sl2. subscription may
commence AT any time. Specimen numbers
sent on receipt of stamp, Address
BoswoRTH, CHASE 4 HALL,
Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED.-A girl to go TO New York for
the winter Must understand cooking, also
washing and ironing. Inquire Immediately at
this Office
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in Spencerian Practical Penmanship. at the
school house, commencing Nov. 18th. 1871.
Price I'll so, for course of fifteen lessons per
scholar
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BIsHoP BEDELL is expected TO make his an
nual visit to this place on Sunday next, and
during the day or evening, to administer the
rite of Confirmation.
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CoRN.-DAyID DUNHA@. of LenoE, says the
Sentinel, has raised a field of six and half
acres of graded shsep tooth and yellow dent
corn, which will average 1875 bushels of ears
TO the acre. One acre produced 40 bushels
of ears, which will shell out one bushel of
corn to every three half bushels of ears.
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TEACHERs' INsTITuTE.--The citizens of
this place will be called upon to furnish ems
tertainmcnt for some 1b0 or more teachers
from different portions of the county, during
the sessions of the Teachers Institute A com,
mittee has been appointed TO call on the iami
lies of the village, to ascertain how many
each can Accommodate. 1t is very desirable
that all who can do so, shall take some of the
visitors, and that a liberal spirit he manifested
toward those who educate the youths of our
county. .N G. W. pIoKfEsoN,
Clerk of Board
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

THERE will he an Examination OF
Teaches Saturday Sept both at Jefferson. Sat
urdav, Oct 1h at AndOyer Centre Saturday. Oct 21st
a orYfll; Monday Oct 3Jih, at AstinbErI; sa.urdfy
SDv. 54th. at Ashfabula
Monday Nov. 2nth a Teacher InstitGts will he
commenced at Ashtabula and continue until Thursdsy
evening.
The citizens have very generously offered to board all
lady teachers free of charge Gentlemen will be board
ed at figure entirely nominal Let the teachers OF Ash
tahaa County speak lhtir Interest in the OF edu
caAp ~ attending this instiiic as eg never befors
have done. II. u. gOI1rSON.
orwell, Sept. 2snd, 1871. 25 clork Uf Beard.
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We learn from Sheriff STYLES, says the
Sentinel. that be has arrested and lodged in
Jail, MILO THoRNroN, on charge of making
and passing counterfeit money. The Sheriff
found in well on Thornton's premises, q
large number of dies for L, s. and Canadian
m0neV
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A fine line of Ladies' Furs--.Mink. Fitch
Martin and Astrachan sets, and a large line OF
Children's Furs, at Pierce's.