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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-04

l.. V. BLOND, l07 Main street
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18

,dsrbeit prridaffen pb Ter Setrefence
'aud bic @nlasen hse nStbisn Remit
niit lnp ben sutea @ilIen katts, seineu
,@arten aa befprsen.
llnenblid wertbspller unp feitbarer ais
1bieisr bein 0arten, iinp bic, mad gpttes
Gbenbilb ssidaTenen Sselen teiner Sim
Der. Sic finb Der tpabre 8arten, has CT
.8iebise Grbreid, auf peldem bic berrlid>
lltfn pfan;en ,scseiben, bic f~ptbarten
jBri9te fSnnen seerntet perpen. lin je<
bod bisies slidlide 8eiultat gu e~rsielen,
imuB baS @rtreib BON seibter ISanh,
.funfseredt 'bearbeitet ,percen ein iad,e
~'funpiser '@artner utub bic seribiecenen
9lrbeiten beauffi6tisen uub leitsn.
limb per III nun bieier fuuffertise
'gartner ? @em ftsbt IS gu, bieies teits
bare Gelp Der &inbsrbersen su b~eiellen ?
8prerf unp Dor allen. Anbern, babsn sas
'Medt unp bic pfidt biersu, bic Gltern ;
file finb bic erfer, BON Soft seiesten, na>
itatliden Grsieber ibrer &inser. 5uuptr
Swsd Der eltnIiben Grsiebuns 1T aber
midt 70 wpbl Der llnterridt ais sislmsbr
bic 3udt unp @%epSbnuns an Gin saiittes
ms unb undergraduates 9eben. Oa MN,
'aser ben meiiten Gltern bic Belt unb &C.
!seseabeit, marduial auf bic erfprperliden
Gabisteiten feblu,, TN, ibrsn Sintsrn bic,
im ipatern bdusitden, birserlidcn unp
'fird!iden 2eben rrfprperliden &enntnille
81 ,serfbAfenl 70 bat unier aqer Mutter,
'tts 81. &irde, III elmer beionbers basu be-
ftimmten @nitalt fir bielen 3ped 6driors
sc ,9etrpffen. Dieie 9lnitalt 1T atsr bic
&plfSfduIc
Als cem bisber 9eiaSten, mus einem
jeten ,inparteiifbeu Seier, bic bpbe Be-
beutu,ls unit @ihtisfeit Ger Splfsi6ule
flar tittleudten lre psreen mir es ans
S~prbsbalten, IN st,er anteren Drummer Der
9a,ette etipas ndter auf ricicn @eaene
fanb .%aiiisu9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
Die Stride in 1eutidlanb,

mad I'm Cf,Ittaorf erldeinenhs Suserll !, ,en,u
,,h,I,srs q S,I,sM1 Ma ,r $50 o.,
Stnf .nn S,i.,s :, - @.;.s,r. a..
swift, Ga ;hsr Ron 800, -, rnr,,sn,;S;a, %s.
CHS ~ So, esrr, Gr,h;fa.s =, ssI..nss" NJ.
ana. W,ar,ife ,r,r :. f,rr wa h,;sr;sh.
S~tootsmSnn,r ~ soIH,m goro,h,r h,ai,rm,.
ma ~ "a urmS.I;M ,;,,, ,r;ft;.,n w,ms.arur,
~ 6ns,u s,nn mare sos TOsmo hsr ,snIIi%,n
SnsouibigitSt Fir Woisrr a.ats.,fssrI;S 4, VIZ,
sas oIeiae oua ser Ran fir aus,rs e.naitu,iou,ns
,rs rnr;,s,;,ds St,.,,r "a On, er,r,rn -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
~3ugembarger GAZETTE.

ben ~taItistn llntersans rieiss rieInamissn unse-
bsuers. Seit hen 3siten Der StlisiunsfSmpfs
he's is. unt IL. Sabrbunterts III bic fatbSIii6e
Stride in Gsaii6lans ME mebr anssfsinbst unt
tsi&imfit wurbsn, ris ss sS.npSrtis in, sesiais-
ten Tsuti6lanb mad benz Fesrei&sn arisse &C.
f&isbt, in wsl9sm Bel 100000 aatbplifsn ibr &C.
ben einissten. rins an elmer anbsrn Stsae tei6t
rs: Iatipnale @a6t unb nati0nalea &risss-
RUBIN Sat has fTan;Eii&e gclf itinsrisits penis-
feas in 70 rei6li&em Wabe erpsrbsn unb beitie
fen ais sesenpartis tas teuti&s, unb bod III ss
anslidli& sspcrbsn, neil Is ittli@ Ysrfsl. Die
les il nod bel isbern gclfe sei&eben, has Der 8s-
lisicn abiaste, tsnn auf tisisr taute iu@ hes Dol
ties @eltani&auuns auf unb in itr ~trurssln isint
Sitten une Inssntsn, unb MGR bic &slisipn UNI
tersrabt, artsitst an Rem ~llmfur;s ses natipnalen
0tbsnstaumes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
Galparp, some ea eae, aBise., im o,tpsel

Ss'S"Sf oS"~ 1900 ~" ~
gS fnc crei Wpnate r~abinserput unp
ME bate i6 Belt iber cas- Gbun unp
Ireiben Ger Sewpbner BON SalSary Gts
nises mit;utbeilen. aQeia id ,partete,
in Der SOfnung es ,psrpe iApn irsenb
cine 0slesenbsit fi9 fnpen, UNI barber
Seri6t eritatten ;u fSnnsn ; unp fiebs i6
lpurce in meiner 5ofnuns ni&t setduldt.
Die Citation Galsary bat am 20. y. 90.
einen erfreuli9m Gag ssfetert. Der
5p6wdreisite 8iI1of Sennt ipensete
eas beilise Saframsnt Der Girmuna.
Die Stride Der P. p. &apuinsr, wsl&e
BET feierli6en @elesenbeiten feline Wabe
unb Belt ideutn UNI Elm Gslt ipSiel als
mBSli6 ~ SerberliGenL mar auf has
prd1tisite cetprirt. Gin feierlides 5p9e
amt BON X. p. &arl eslsbrirt bilsste ben
anfans Der erbabensn Gsier. Der SUds
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-10-18
WaGtrdg gum Scridt uber bic in
Marns sebaltsnc 2l. 0eneralsNcr.
fammlnne Der fatbolifdcn
gScrcinc TeutfdblanDs.

@aina, ~. 9srt. Die sptits rientli6c DC
understanding mar no nSslid ned Sablrsid-
or bsiudk. ais bic .crlis. llsbsr 1000 3ubSrer
laui1ten eitt ~seerdnst ben i9msatbii6sn ypr-
trGsen. NissnlalS tpuresn fait burtsebentS Qiht-
blide bes SirdIitsn ysbtnS erSTnst. Bier Hes.
ner, @rptf Na6s aus gaterbprn, Wymnaiaaeb.
rer Criminals VinS am Hbsiu, 0siili6er Hatb
SpeiI aus 3rsslau unp aaufnann Barrels aus
.~Jreiburs sntru Serift iiber fatbclil6eS ger-
,einspeisn tsb srar I'M Srfeislen iiber ben Yc-
.nifasiussersixL cine fatbciiide Gsreinisuns in
;9inl bic Gr;hraSsrl@ait Der drilli6eu @ittsr
ttnb bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wenn aud
nod 8isles ~ iban blsibt, 70 fcnnte trd iitsraa
Gin frStlitsS. &Sseeiben ecrtatirt rsresn. 0raf
&dsurbratte firfs bsrsliten @rub aus benz
G6pei;erIanbe, no man bic toabre 6reibsit, ben
&asbpriam, fir;lid auf ben GsriammIunssn gu
1rsiburs unb @ialsssln auf iein Banner &C.
Seldriebrn. Sa krnisen Nrrtsn ssi9nete or ais
a3ieL tab GbrifaS AUDI i'm Staate bsrri6e, hann
iperhe ld nod Gin irtiiar 8i6tsr fir bic sc.
ipaltbat am Ssilistn StubIs fntfn. Serr Yrs-
bigger Snbn aus Win6sn biet bic S6luereff.
Sin 9eifaasfarm besrii6te ben bfflnnten Yplfs.
,t'".',saS Wv" a..0u"s e'p,ts',u' yap" ~"N
aui =" a"psl,as.
a'''~3'"rV. H"1' W. t".p. ", ""'Vp.''"
S.s'a w" 9.p"VpV' 0uSsN"A" p.p'"'
Sya'a~"as Sa" y" lAya%
pae Wv Sy1t WV Wv ",'V' s.t'a' wv INV,
IVY. S'"lHb saas'W auo p.a SpAtu' S"s'a"s'
~s''e. D~ o''aa"'sa "asIaptaass", ~l @tF
peh 2Ssss" @dr aas "h'ets.sisIrspfu 'VaNs"
m"nea' 1ahosA P'se'pstt" "atas. ~ans W.T.
3uSt@e gSsItans pane Sr praplf,l~f Sfpe!s,
cap pas uaistrtsism0n0po res'laii0nar anp ls'
e'alftl@ lek lopif eer ptat''l@e eD'nt cap aass
9s'l s0n ben @aslfa ae'anss, e'ne taf9oalas
Nan'ntsr braaSe Hi$t ~ tirstsn, zap bic iaiss-
i'lSs @sl's's' sSs Ger Mss'eFans '"lal'r' sfr-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
men, 10 The scIcne. Of Mn,Ic

nsut In the scicuc. Of Music, ai6
70 The one who shall fnsks the most i'm.
provemeni In Vocal Music and Ia ex.
scuhon on The plano. els.
Two other prizes OF go each, are offered
but the conditions are not yet determined.
The influence Of such an institution canno,
but be felt among the people, and culture and
intelligence leave their mark upon their bear.
Ing.
The A. Y. & p. road has prominent place
In the mind, and very ready place upon the
tongue Of the people Of Ausiinburg, as well
those Of other towns along the line. Hope
deferred" has yielded TO hope encouraged and
confident Beside their own advantages. they
begin already TO see, also, those Of Ashtabula,
and begin, TOO. TO appreciate the identity OF
sympathy. Interests and business
We should not fail, perhaps, to notice sno,h.
er institution Of tins yillage-its Photograph
Gallery, managed by Mr.. +. A. LApD. which
we understand enjoys reputation for good
work, generous support and gentlemanly and
generous bearing toward patrons.
The Rev. Mr.. sTREETER Of Austipbupe. In
'he way OF exchange, occupied the desk Of The
Congregational church In this village, on Sun.
day last. His efforts left very favorable i'm.
preston of his qualities OF both head and
heart, and from what we haye before heard.
the prophet Is not Without honor at home and
among those of his own household-of faith.
OLD Folks COScEET.-The singers Of Aus.
tinburg, among whom. we learn there are
some very clever yocallsts, had an Old Folks
Concert on Friday evening of Inst week, con.
Quoted by Prof AUSTIN OF Geneva. which
was well attended, and neied the sum of $50,
which goes to the sufferers of Michigan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04

LOCAL News is the marrow of the home
paper, says the Warren Chronicle. Ninety
nine readers in a hundred don't carc-nt lea.t t
they shouldn't care-half as much what is
going on in Japan or Alaska as what is trans
pirlng in their own county. You want 10
know-it you are of an enquirng turn of
mind-who has been so bold ms to venture
upon the realities of matrimonial experience
tsee Marriages, , and who of your acquain,-
anccs have "shuffied Off this mortal coil"
(undcr the head Of Deaths) Besides YOU
want to know who the Sheriff is-"going for"
who is going into business who is going out
and who has played out" who wants to sell,
and wh9 wants to buy in fact you want all
the news, and gossip and neighborhood won
ders that the aewsmougers argus eyes can
see, or his cars hear, or his vivid Imagination
conceive. To enjoy this uxury-the half of
which has not been told-you must subscribe
and pay in advance for your local paper.
There ID no other way under the sun by which
you can get so much for so iitIle
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04

lHE EXPRESS OFFTcE-to be up with the
improvements of the day, Is indulgng in the
luxury OF gilt sign. Perhaps that outlay is
warranted, considering the growth of its bust.
ness, and the prevalent idea that its prices arc
well sustained,-& that it is anything but a los
ing business. Those ToMBEsEs never put their
hands to the plow without its going ahead
They are sure to fetch what they undertake,
il the handle only holds. But then, there is
no great trick in doing an express business,
with such man as ROCKWELL, to see to it.
Hes IS faithful as the sun, placid as the moon.
and as to the s'ars-le beats them altogether.
for he never thinks of shooting, like them,
"'msdly from his sphere" or letting fellow
run long, who owes him for package.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04

The BucKwHEAr CROP this year, is little
better than failure. The frosis of Sep,em-
ber-2lst and 22nd, and the 29th and 3Otb.
were very Obstructive of this important ad
junct of winter breakfast.
The PoTAToE CRoP, which is SO fine here
aoouts, will probably fall below an everage in
the country.
IHE OAT CROP varies in the var ious parts
al the country; while in some sections IL has
oeeu unusually heavy. Dry weather, and wet
weather in some sections, and rust in others
have very much reduced the yield In por-
tons OF Wisconsin, it has been the finest crop
ever raiscd-in some cases, 90 bushels to the
acre The Whitc ShOnen Variety distributed
by the Department Of Agriculture-iu por-
uons of that State averages 65 bushels, and
N0r'oay 3s1S. while in Iowa the yield was
from 40 10 75 per acre
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
SaybroOk.
SArBRooK, Oct. 30th, 4s71.
the right.

49,, SASBRooK, Oct Both, 1871.
Editor Telegraph:
Your last issue contained notice of the
death Of an esteemed citizen of this town
MIR. GIDEON N. LEWIS. In his death we have
indeed met with an almost irrcparable loss,
and whose place il will be hard TO fill He WINS
h0nored and trusted many times by the people
Of Saybro0k, and that trust and confidence
was never misplaced. As man he was sin
gularly upright and honest as a friend. he
was true as steel; as a christian, he was dc.
voted follower of his Master. and his example
we may all try 10 emulate.
Mr. Lewis was township trustee at the time
of his death, and it became the duty of the
Justices OF the Peace to fill the vacancy, and
they promptly appointed Mr.. Ephraim Wade.
who has qualified and entered upon his du.
ties. The appointment gives very general
satisfaction TO the friends of progress, and we
are assured that in the matter of defending
the interests OF the township. concerning our
new Town House, either at home or at the
court OF Common Pleas, Mr. WADE uiH be
mere The "gredt uHc0hSutted' is busy hunt
ing evidence to sustain his affidavit upon
which the injunction was obtained euioininv
the County Treasurer from collecting the
Town House tax-and we venture to guess
that he will find IL about as difficult as to re-
pair the loss his course has been to his hereto
fore strongest supporters and best friends
Amid all the turmoil over the Town House, it
is rapidly approaching comp, lion, indeed, is
nearly done, and the only thing we regret
about il is that 1t could not have been built
larger. The contractor, Mr. Almon J. Walton.
has performed his part in very workmanlike
manner, and will soon call upon the township
for his pay, and the township will have to pay
ii sooner or later, and why some are so blind
as 10 lidsae So plain case is hard to see
The Cheese Factory u. the Station, or Skip
perville, has entirely recovered from its bad
management last year. and is turning out
cheese of the best quality, which is greatly to
the praise of its superintendent, MIR. L. b.
Brockett. The DeacOn's iuciory has enjoyed
very prosperous season, and the present
price of cheese makes the mixers highly
ticklcd.
Mr. }. J. Barkc is putting up large brick
addition to his store, TO meet the growing de-
mands of his trade. Messrs. Van Allen d.
Bates are filling their shelves AMI counters
with fresh and srasonablc goods, and re do
ing rushing business. They intend to en-
large their quarters soon, hear
The Ladies Aid Society of the N. E. church |
has just forwarded II box of clothing, bedding,
ETC., valued ut some S35, 10 the sufferers by
The late fires in Wisconsin, aud another box is
ha la1 ,,f ih.. T,,n,
al church are also besiirring themselves, and
clothing, &c., is being got together to be sent
Onward at once. The fires in The Pine Swamp
ire quite subducd by The rain of Friday last
Yours, &C., SOUTH RIDGE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
Ausefnhurg.

| ACsTINBURG seems 10 be gathering herself
in business way, of late. Her storcs-that
of F. A. BARNES, who also keeps the Post Or.
flee, and the other, that ofihe Messrs. Pulls
show liberal stocks of goods, and no want OF
customers. Her hotel, too, wears comely,
comfortable and inviting appearance, and
landlord TRAsK is well spoken Of Then the
Austinburg Cheese factory, under the manage
ment OF Mr.. = WARREN, needs no endorse
ment in the market, and for its capacity, order
and scrupulous neatness, il certainly speaks
for itself Its location is favorable one
amid well-to-do farmers, with u strong and
retentive soil, il is especially adapted TO dairy
and stock hus bandry. Its fine stock and sheep
seen from the highway by the casual passer,
confirms this. We noticed two vats in use,
and the same number run aside, no longer
needed, from the falling off of the milk. Fiji
teen presses were occupied, showing, we sup
pose. the present daily manufacture The
stock OF cheese on hand is quite large, running
back into August. As the price has gone up
considerably of late. there is a handsome re,
turn, no doubt, in reserve for the patrons of
the establishment. But perhaps the greatest
institution of the place is the Grand River Ia
stlute, which under its present Principal
Prof. TUcKERNAN, has attained so enviablc
reputation. Its popularity well sttests the
competency of its corps Of teachers, and the
thoroughness of It's course Of instruction. We
annex notice of the course of exercises that
are to close the Academic term;
GRAND RIVER INSTITUTE Examination Of
classes on Tuesday and Wednesday. Nov. 7th
and 9th. On Thursday, The 9th, Rhetorical
Exercises. commencing at A. NJ, and contin,
uing through the day. In the evening an ad-
mission fce=-25 cenls-will be charged, the
proceeds to be expended in purchasing Sur
yeyors compass. A friend and patron Of the
Institution, has offered the ALLOWING PRICES TO
be distributed at close Of the Academic year
To the gentleman who shall present The best
written and spoken oraiion. $25.
To ths lady who shall present the best written
and best read essay, l.'- s~ &aa
To the one vhe sh.l.l make q. nost improve
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04

OFFICER RENNIcK, while making the arrest
of street rowdy on "Wednesday evening, was
handled rather roughly, and besides being
Knocked down, had his coat stripped into rib
bons. He, however, with undaunted pluck
gathered himself and showed that he was equal
to the emergency, and lodged his man in the
lookup. A paper was started for raising the
means for the purchase OF new coat and the
amount raised in a few minutes and paid over
to Messrs. WAITE & SILL, and the new gar
ment secured. The name of the rowdy was
Michael Murray, ard he was let off in the
morning on the payment Of fine and costs a.
mounting together TO $40.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
oousrY rEws.


NoRTH KiNosvfLLE.--Wb at this rather
busy little hamlet tho other day, we noticed
the movement Of potatoes for the East. The
price at which they range Is 40 cents. Peach.
blows are the sple article, and they are said
to he not only well grown, but Of excellent
quality. The Pump Factory is doing an ex.
tended and STRIVING business, aud a large
ware house Is going up for the storage Of stua
In process Of manufacture as well as the fin.
ished article. MI CAUouEY has qhirt way
OF doing business, but clear sighted and ju.
dicious one. No pumps for general use have
better reputation than those Of North Kings.
vile. The business OF the place Is gaining
gradually. as Is evidenced not only by the &C.
uyi'y about the stores and other places, but by
The cheerfulness and comfortable hope every
where apparent Our old friend wARurNo.
TON, OF Hotel distinction, was tearing up for
removal to his old place--the Ashtabula
House.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04

The ambition Of our contemporaries a,
gainesville Is as commendable as II is comfort.
able to behold Since the spreading out Of the
Adcerffser to lull sized seven column Jour.
nal, and the Introduction Of a power press,
our nanesake, the Telegraph has extended It's
berders to nine column sheet, and made n
general improvement In iis usually tasteful
appearance. II has assumed about the outside
limit OF folios, and It's broad surface is well
flled with carefully and judciousy prepared
matter. This indication Of success is well
earned and deserved 1t has our best wishes.
that Its digestion may never fail and Its sbad.
ow never grow less.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04

Scri6ner's Monthly for November is very in
teresting indeed. The illustrations are the
finest of the nionthlies. The fronticepiece is
beautiful piece of work-Mr Charles Serb
ner's portrait The illustrated article entitled
crate and exhaustive article, giving more i. :
formation than days travel over other
works. "Thrty-scven Days Of PERIL, illus
tra,cd, written by Truman c. Eyert. is an ex-
cellent article also, The poems are above the
average, and show good taste.
Low Life in Nature" is also good in fact,
the entire Magazine rcfec,s credit op the pub.
fishers
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
kingsvilIc.

Mr. Burr GRrswoLD, of Kingsvllle, while
In the woods the other day, with his son load.
Ing n saw-log, the chain broke which let the
log slide, striking the old man In such way
as to break one leg and several of bis ribs.
For time lie was despaired OF, but hopes OF
his recovery are now entertained.
A fine specimen OF the national bird in his
peregrinations the other day, serms 10 have
had his attention drawn to our next door
neighbor-kingsville, aud to make his survey
the more deliberate and thorough, perched
himself upon the top of the liberty pole in the
park, where he sat for some minutes. The
dignity and distinction thus conferred, is
looked upon rs recognition OF the steady
patriotism of her citizens, and their defense OF
the right
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
Cleveland wholesale Market.
&,
FLouR-M Market steady We ooo,. a. ,o,,o,r,

q J.
winter so for No. 2 do.
CoRS.-old Is steady al SOC for No. mixed new In
more inquiry and held st IS for ears 50 for yellow
from store.
oATs.-There are no old arriving and prices are
nominal Sc for No. State.
BCTTER-Aa-ket lie quiet and STEADY; the demand
is moderate for choice. Prime at s2S1e3 common to
good do at i5GsOc
ECGs-There IS q monera,e demand and the msrke.
is steady at 2s199c by the package.
CHEEsE-The market is steady and quiet factory at
i4HGI5c, for small lots selected
POTAToEs-The demand 10 good and the market
firm at 5Oflj5c track by car lots 5Sb50c for sma
lots from store.
GREEN APPLES There is q good demand for
sound fruit and the market arm and steady al g. 5O
81 - per barrel.
DRIED APPLES-There is q better inquiry and the
market is firm at T6sc for new fruit
POULTRY-There is active demand for live At
s1iOc per pound for Chickens IUatlie for Duck. ;
Spring Chickens 22G25c each
oNIoNs-The request is good and the market is
firm al 7OI7J.
NlNEGAR-Pure cider vinegar in fair demand and
firm at lsG20c. packages incuicd.
BEANs-I In moderate demand at S2,OOL225 for prime
hand picked.
SMOKED MEATs-city susar-cured Hams l5e dried
Beef l6c.
SALI.onondsgo and Saginaw: Fine s2fs; Coarse
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04


AT this particular time while there is much doubt
felt by pOlIcyhOders of Fire Insurance Compa-
nes regarding their sovency aud ability t. pay losses
caused by the great FIRE Chicago, while old tried
companies are totiGring falling every hand It IL
with great pleasure that am able to
panes that have out sound and solvent and ready
for business which well adapted the present
wants Of the people. The International OF N. York city,
whose capital and surplus before the great fire reached
Las after paying all losses her entire cap
itsl stock with surplus Of S3OoUOO. am instructed
by the secretary OF this company 10 continue writing
Insurance. but at old National Board Rates. The other
company, the Hatsrt0spn Fire insurance Co. OF New
York, which had no agency in Chicago, and not dollar
losses This Is Stock Company with capital and
surplus OF over $4,000 regulated by charter that
can insure nothing hazardous than dwoings and
farm property and all who want SAFE insurance OF this
kid. can and nowhere ebpApOr better than In this
company.
All kinda OF risks solicited. once over Sherman
Halls law ONCE. Ashtabula, q. EDGAR HALL,
Oct. s1th, 1871, atiiS9 Gen. Ins. Agent
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
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