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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-07-22
Court Proceedings.
From the CGDneaut Citizen.

Disposition Of cases for the closing week of tho term.
J, r. Lucinda Evans VS. Hulda and Lias
Walling ct al. Partition. Report of Com
missioners found correct, and sale of premises
ordered.
Albrt Teachout VS. Aaron Hubbard ct al. ;
civil. Judgment for plaintiff for $l36.73
S. b. Woolover VS. Aaron Hubbard ct al. !;
civil. Judgment for pltP for s524s.
Rensselaer, Stewart VS. IRA Satler; civil
appeal Jury issue. V'rdict pllff Of one
cent This action brought for tgespass.
Harley Fairbrother VS. Gilbert Sweet civil.
Cqptipped, with leave TO defendant tu answer.
Samuel Myres vs. Nathan Harris civil
Settled, cost paid, aud no record.
Samuel Sherman vs. D. H. Fargo ct al /;
Judgment by confession for s546.e7
Joseph Chadderton va John Burke; civil.
Continued with leave TO plaintiff 10 amend Pc
iion. p. Timothy D. Faulkner " vs. Henry L.
Lobdeli ,etal judgment hY default for $l03-
Albert Smith VS. George Anger civil. Con.
tlnued. -"
Byron G. Fuller VS. Francis Fl. Finch, civil
Damages assessed at one cent and costs. -
Phebr Wells, by friend, VS. James LWilsey ct
al, (; civil, Heard upon the demurrer to dsf,'t
Wilscys answer, Same overr1led. Plaintiff
has leave to renly and continued.
HORACE WoieQit VS. N,m. Woodruff, Admir-
tai; civil. Judgment for pltf for $55926
Sarah A. Minerva VS. James Minerva d.
yyogee1. Granted for extreme cruelty and
Micheal Mccarthy vs. Board of Education
Wayne township civil. Jury trial. Judg-
ment for plaintiff $301.S0
Z. Pierce VS. l.. s. & NJ. S. r. r. Co. !;
civil, Jury-yerdict for plrf for $1,000
David Vandyke VS. Tho's Richmond ct al.
civil. Judgment for plt'ff for $S6991.
VIM, PaltS Us Alex 'Murry civil. Jury
trial. Verdict for pltf for $45S.2O o. ~
State of Ohio VS. Francis, Wright. Thomas
Van Camp and David W. Gary r6t. De
frndanis entered into recognzance ih the sum
OF $500 for their appearance ON the 4tst day
of next term, and continued.
Ell Platt VS. Isreal Turner ct al. civil
Judgment by default for sa07IO. ''''
Alex McAdams VS. Miles e. Hotchkiss ct al,
civil Defendant has leave to amend answer,
and continued. .;'' '-f'--
Marvin Parker VS. Travellers Insurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn. ; civil Continued with
leave to plaintiff .te amend petition.
incorporated Village of Geneva VS. Sylvester
Fisher civil appeal. Plaintiff has leave to
amend petition and file supplemental petition,
Julia Davis VS. Cassius Davis; divorce. Dis.
missed without prejudice. ri s-,t
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the village, and gs many more ~ chn work 10
advantage, that that heavy job---tbe heaviest
on the llne-may be completed 10 100 Days.
Others are 70 be distributed over other p9r.
iions Of the line, 80 that tie whole will have
been finished for tue rail, when the work on
This point shall be- Ia like readiness. While
Mr. RoBiNsOF has gone 10 Canada 10 urge up
the means for pushing The grading. Mr.. Nc.
BENzfE has gone 10 Michigan " contract for
the material for the bridging. Lively times,
therefore, arc before us, and confident cxpecta.
ton, that before autumn closes, we shall hear
the whistle Of the locomotive, and the music
Of The rumble and clattcr Of the iron footed
VEHICLE, which never fails to bring in Its train,
business ihirft, and material prosperity and
growth.
For this state Of things, and for the hopes
and expectations that cluster about this enter
prise and the future Of our village, which
brightens the prospect and cheers the hearts
Of our citizens, II is due to say, we are indebi-
ed, more than to any other man. TO the tire.
less energy aud intelligent foresight Of Hon.
r II. WATsoS
The narrow gauge track for railways are
being somewhat discussed by the press, and
its advantages set forth. They are-economy
in construction, in roliug stock and In the op.
Grafton. The Painesvile papers are treating
their readers tg articles upon the subject and
otbrr Journals in the interest of the Paines-
vile enterprise. are following suit We are
told that the subscribers to the stock of that
proposed line, have assented to the proposed
new departure for that work, and at last ac-
counts, the proposition of Messrs. FoRp &
MEYERS, whose overtures for the building of
the gainesville and Youngstown road, made
upon the basis of the common gauge, was pn.
dersong a change by conforming il to the
narrow idea. AS We hear nothing of the pro-
gress OF this work, we suppose the effort is not
yet consumate1. The length of time occupied
in bringing about this change and the silence
that broods over the whole matter, is not lit
tie preplexing, and the confident expectation
0" an ca J., s It 'eneLt Of all preliminary and
incidental questions, the letting Of contracts,
and the busy and energetic plying OF the pick
and the shOyel-demonslratiye means towards
II deeply interesting end-"puzzlcs the will, -
and fills us with cnwardly sppfehcnsions. We
shall rely upon our Painesvlle contemporaries,
to keep us advised of the progress OF events,
9nd to keep Us supplied with the needed en-
couragement to sustain hope and nourish con-
fidence, apd disperse the incredulity and skep-
tcism in which there is a tendency 10 indulge
by those WHO are npiriendly, or, perhaps, only
indifferent, to these neighboring works Of in
ternal improvement. We trust we shall not be
left to languish or chew the cud of disappont-
nent
The Youngstown and Austintown R. r.
has been Incorporated with a capital of $780,
600. This road connects Youngstown and
Austintown, and is competed with the Niles
y New Lisbon at the latter place.
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WESTERN RAILWAY GUIDE.-We have just
received the July Number Of the above valu-
able book, published by the we'll known firm
of RAND, McNALLy & Co., of Chicago. Price
3d. per year. Sample copies sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt of 25 cents and six cents
postage.
H9me & Health, published by. w. r. DEPUY
& BROTHER, S05 Broadway, \. Y.-One Of
the best health journals published, has re.
ceipes which alone are well worth its price
$3.50 per annum.
Miss DELLA CRooHER, the invalid who has
for many years been prostrated upon her couch,
finds profit as well as pleasure in acting as
agen for numbeF of periodicals, among
which is tho Christian Union, Young Folks,
Tie AdUance, Little Corporal, Woods Household,
Ag'fcultu"iSt, Tile Hrpe''s, d.. We would
commend this medium to those who wish to
subscribe for either of these periodicals.
Lire Stock J0urnal-The July number of
this valuable publication marks the com.
mencement of its second volume. The work
is printed in The highest style on fine heavy
paper, apd handsomely illustrated. The cui-
rent number contains articles ON q wide range
of topics connected with the subjects of the
dairy, horses, cattle, poultry, sheep. swine, bee
management, fish culture, turf record of
the month, and other live stock matters. Pub.
ished. by SPlNGER, BEST & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Uss DR.. Reno's catarrh Specific. Sold by
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Real Estate For Safe.

N FINE FARM, situated on Plym.
u pg acre: ~ of es rEce 9 BbG shoa & Ne lU1 snG nm
dTr sYnerinr cniti,. tion = 80, y;S go r 20 my ftit
mod I,idi , uC'" u si @ ta'S supply
7 AsS 'N "'' peiS N"'"P' Q.
70, Of DOT, o,s 100 nr,h 81 ,b;,h "a oos,ara
,, ~, oi st 49, uuo LIZ It "a Iiii
G"i ''e nail '-''' -o4 'S"'' ''--7HN' ''N"' 'Ns
'"''' 't
Ram ~ F5i, nd Wair r snd nd cyeSSvtbipg eontsnient
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T6e Psisssville Map and Book Sale Draw.
Ing came oG AZ Wilcox Hall. 10 that plscr. on
Thursday evening 18Th Only 1885 tickets
we're reported sold. The committee sisted
that they bad figured the number Of prizes
pro rata, and found hat in proportion to the
number Of tickets s0Ids there should Je ihiry
prizes, lie, Of which was read the highest
being cash prize Of ssS5, which we uoder.
stand was drawn by lady residing in Ashta.
bnla County
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Cleveland wholesale Market
TagHsDAY JulV On
FLouR-MsrLet nrm. We ono,s q, sollou,.

WHEAT-Asiket ruled tiesdy at 81 "a for No. !, red
winter; 81. q for No. do.
CoRN.-old is steady at 6ic FOR No. mixed new In
more nQuiU and held AtI7 ri ears 20 for sbeled
from store.
oATs.-Moderate Sales ct SIC for No State.
BUTTER-Market is qu,et and steady; the demand
Is moderate for choice. Prime at 1890 common to
good do at 141I6c.
EGGs-There IL ponerate demand aud the Hsrket
is steady at lsc by the package.
CHEESE-The market IL steady and quiet factory at
9Hdl0c, for small lots selected.
BEANS In moderate demand at q, ,s5a2, 70 for prime
hand picked
DRIED APPLIES Market arm at %a9Tc per Ib for
new.
SMOKED MEATs--clty sugar-cured Hams iSc dried
Beef l9Hc.
POTATOEs-old are In fair request; Peach Blows
range at sllOGi2o; Rixed, 5oSSc new held at $3.50
J3,00 per barrel.
oNIoNS-In good demand at 81 90 per bu. for yellow
ami silver skins and TjGtsOc for red
VINEGAR-Pure cider vinegar in fair demand ard
firm at 1s920c, packages inclu1ed.
SALT-onondago and Saginaw Fine s2,OO; Coarse
solar S31s.
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ToMBEs & BRoTHE's STORE was cnt ered
again on Saturday night last through the
warehouse window and pennies amounting to
Jess than dollar seems to haye been the re-
ward for the yillainJ. This seems to be f,-
yorite ground for deprcdations of this charac-
ier-perpeGated, probably by boys or noyices
i'm the business-as the thing is repeated about
every quarter with about the same result.
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REAL ESTATE CHANeE.-The house and lot
of J. NJ. MoNTIGLE, on the corner Of Prospect
and Centre streets, has by purchase, become
the property of L. W. SMITH. Esq. Consid.
GRAFTON 81 800. The lot will admit of being
cut into three sizable village lots, and the
hops. partially finished, is new and worth
some six or seven hundred dollars. Mr. Mon
TIeLE and family leave in a week or two for
their new home in Michigan, where he has
been for some months in getting foundry
under way.
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SUMNER MEETING OF THE OHIO STATE
HORTICULTURAL SocJETY.--The Summer
Meeting of this Society, Tor the inspection of
vineyards, &c, will be held in the vicinity If
Cleveland and east Rockport, on Wednesday,
the 9th day of August, 1871.
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Total,
$s,O15 n,

DR.. j. WoRTHINGToN STEWART, whose ar
rest WAS attempted at this place sometime
since, but failed, was taken at Warren last
week, and brought to this county for cxamin-
alton upon charge .ofRubornation of perjury.
Bail was fxed at 81 500 and no one appearing
10 recognize far him, he was committed TO 1he
care and keeping of Sheriff STILES, where he
remained at Inst accounts
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Co-PARTNERsHIP.-I take this method of
Informing my friends and the public generally,
that lhaye this day associated with me in the
practice of MEDICINE and Surgery, DR.. o. b.
Moss formerly OF Muson, Michigan, whose
skill and experience warrant me in cordially
commencing him TO the confidence of all
Z. V. VAN NORMAN, NJ. d.
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FIRE.-On Sunday evening last, about six
O'Clock, during the shower u single discharge
of electricity, and we believe the only one no.
ticable at this point, struck barn with some
three tons of hay, belonging 70 J. ,. SHEPARD,
standing near the residence of JAMES HALL,
which Immediately took fire and was entirely
consumed. Tne barn was an old one, and the
loss not very SERIOUS.
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Rev. G. N. TUTHILLs pastoral relations
with the church at ST. John, Michigan, has
been dissolved, and le is a capdidate for some
new field. The ST. John churchhas been Grip
Piled by the business adversitcs of some of its
leading friends.
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THE BRIneE at Youpg's MIL, under the con-
struction of Messrs Seymour, Giddings & Co.,
is now completed, and was inspected by Com
missioner WRIGHT, and accepted not only, but
some commepdasop was passed upon the
workmanship and aithtulness with which the
work had been done. This is, perhaps, no
more than wight lave been expected, FROM the
business reputation and character OF the firm
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Rev. N. Z. BAILEY, of the Presbyterian
church of Warren, has gone east on his annual
vacation, We are happy to note this evidence
OF the enjoyment of life un the part Of one 50
worthy of such fruition.
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FIRE ~ WILLIAMsFIEp.-=T The barn of
JOSEPH McGRANAHAN, on the cast street. in
Wiiliamsfield, was struck by lightning on the
morning ot the 4th inst, by which it was set
on fire and entirely consumed, with all the
contents except ONE wagon. The horse barn
within thirty feet of it, was saved by the time
ly assistance of the ncighbors, favored by the
heavy r'Ae. The loss is fully up to 81, GEO
with an insurance of only $3.50
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MILK CooHERs-the best IN use-to be had
~ MANN 4 NoYEs.
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A good quality of self sealing Fruit Jars
for less money than usual, for sale vi Swrpr's
Drug Store.
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BusINEss CONNECTION has been formed be-
tween Doctors E. V. VAN NORMAN and p. p.
Moss, under the firm name of VAN NORMAN &
Moss The Homeopathic practice seems to
have Increased considerably of late, in this
place. 50 much SO, that it has been Found a
rather severe tax upon the endurance of one
person to meet its demand Hence the new
a arrangement.
. pr: II: b. VAN NORMAN has completed his
medical course, and graduated with honors,
and located at west Cleveland, and formed a
partnership relation with DR.. BoYEToN of that
place, and we learn, has entered at once upon
3 large and lucrative practice. The Dr.. gave
an address on Physical Education in conn@c-
,iien with Brain Work, and also t9pk the Val.
sdiciory at the late Commencement, of Bsd-
rjn Upivsrsiiy .-..,r ... .......
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MoRRIsoS is selling genuine Kid Glove at
$780, call and see them.
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Have you seen those dollar Kids, at
MoRRIsoN's.
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COUNTY ExPENsEs,-The following state
mept,of the amount Of money dawn from the
county treasury for the month of June, and
for what purpose, is given by the Reporter;
County purposes, y$2,4ag g.
BFdgg, 1890 49,
Building, lIQ8 A.
County road, 6ss So
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DIED..

Announcements free: CommendatorY Notices. half
In Austinburg, on the 18th inst HoRAcE RYDER aged
73 years.
The remaias Of Capt. D. KINNEY. q, Geneva who di.
ed at Chicago on Friday last ehevl for inter
mcnt, on Saturday evening. His age'Nas ~
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GIVEN Up As LOST.


The second thing is the patients Gu Il sta, in warm
reRe5t m nnt ta tney ed fS wbon he K 11g T 1 I?
y must be prevented or u cure can nnt be rec;ed.
Fresh air and riding out, especially IN This section q
wrong. Pnysicians who recommend that Lose
yet because they are in tic h,nse they must -, 81
dom quiet they must walk about the room - much
% S49G Tfs be s9i a S % & &kfP 2 !" g@o
deal to d. with the appetite and is tie grca; t.
gain.
billy IN the worst case and mCrI ,estainly IN hil
o me Faculty Of lis wa in these m9Gezt
Many years ago was in the .icst stages ~ c0r-
sumption; Confined 10 my bed ani at Of. tirrc my
physicians Thought that coud not week then
IKE drowning mum catching At straw-, heard #
and o6tnlned the prepar4tions whi'i' nov cHcg 70
seemed q that c@ad fsei them prnetrie ate my
unss and mor9 XIII HoS on e rnTq IAN tne a@ & r. IN c
siye yellow matter every morning fJr Lln- tine.
pains, and night sweGis aI began to leave ne. and ny
appetite became So great that II was ith dcuty thai
sgtrensth and nave grown in ncsh ever since.
ed the D"ci5T tSeS i6oknE IKE mere 5tcclSr;
M, my eg. weight was only p nnds pre-
and Nd for years have entoyed errurtd hcGlth."
70 New-Yqrk and Boston. lie or his son Dr. j. II.
n Sshenck JT SUI cent3uc = so r2ticrtf at their
Saturday from AN. to . T.M. Those wfo with 4
charged s. The Rospirdmesr I ecrs thc W." ey1f 6e
c9naton Hi the nnES and ra!iehis CAL readily learn
The directions for taking tie medicines arc adaptcd
20 the eineiligence even OF child Follow these drcc
tions. and kind Nature will d tlo ret, ptin that
In some cases the Mandrake Pills ~ taken in
increased doses the three medicines rCCd no other
accompaniments than the rnplc Instructions that ac-
company them: First create appetite. OF returning
health, hunger Is the most welcome symptom. When
IL tcomes, us 1t will come, let the dcsuurirE DO
OF good cheer. Good blood follows he cough
onsens, the night sweat ahltei. In short time
both OF these morbid symptoms are gnnc forever.
DR.. Schenck medicines constantly Kept in tens
Of thousands of families. A "A laxative ur purrayo
the Mandrake Pills standard preparation while
the Euimonic Syrup u c;'rc Of coughs and colds
may he regarded proph yacteric against consuTlp-
ton in any nf its forms
1Price of the Pulmonic Syrup md sea-weeh Tic,
ft.5O bottle or $3.50 a half dozen. Mandrake Pills,
% cents box. For sale BY all druggists and dealers
R. NJ A GRE ADY & CO.,
:. e. Corner Columbia and JFaInm Sts..
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
WHOLESALE AGENT
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THE THrRP PAPER in Panesyile--the
Journat-,he prospective advent OF which has
been announced, made lis appearance on the
10th. 1t is large nipe column aheet, and
shows ability. taot, freshness and piquancy.-
Its editor is JAMES E. CHANGERS, WHO seems
en-. The request to Y. is granted-cheerfull
granted and We as cheertully welcome friend
Chambers to the editorial told and all its immu-
pites. While we console oprself with such an
accession, equal consolation is afforded by the
fact that we are in no way responsible for feed
ing and iattening three carniverous editors in
that little burg which makes such cackling
over the incubation of a little three.feet5 gauge
railroad.
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Uss Dr, Reno's Cstarrh Specific. Sold by
Il SwIrr
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Use pr: Repos Catarrh Specific. Sold by

KINDER GARTEN,-We commence in this
numb'r Of the TELEGRA APH, the publication OF
Q series of articles on the Kindergarten system
of FHGBEL.
This system of EDUCATION was devised espe-
cially for young children, or ipr beginners in
learning. II is the result of many years of de-
voted study and experiment on The part of its
founder, and contains very much. as we believe,
that is worthy the careful attention Of every
p p,rent.
The articles above menti9ped were written
by lady who attended the school of Madame
Kriege, in Boston, lwhcrc teachers are fitted for
taking charge of schools upon the Kipdcrgar-
tep planO and who has devoted much of her
time, during two years past, to the dissemna-
tion of the knowledge acquired in that school.
We Aaye the address Of this lady and have
been authorized TO say that she will gladly aid
with any Information at her command, all in
quirers who may communicate with her re-
garding this pew system Of instructiou.
We are glad to be able 10 say, moreover, that
gentleman now residing in AsAtabula, who
has frequently visited Kindergarten schools
and observed the operation of the plan on which
they are conducted, will, if those who feel an
interest in the matter shall desire him to do so,
give description of the schools at any conven.
lent place and time to be suggested.
The article we print appeared lately in the
Di'1stian Standara, published in Cincinnati
from which paper we copy them, and hope
that other journals will, in the interest of the
little folks, reproduce them.
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uniting CARRoL, who made the attack upon
the Catholic parsonage in this village, 10 ,his
cell, he received blow from a club, ,up,n llle
head that ysttHrnned and staggered him, nearly
causing his fall from the corrdor--a distance
of sone ten feet. BY drawing and discharg
ing his revolver, he was enabled to gather
himself and drive the mad man at the muzzle
of the revolver, into his cell, where a mod
crate diet.Qp water, may, it is thought, bring
his ugliness within managing range.
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CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BYJ. II. SCHENCK, ED.

Many human being bas paszNh o--s7 fr- -No-e
Death there was no other reason than tho neglect
known ana indtspntabg proven means ~ cure. ThD-9
near ami deaI tpflniy and friends slceiHng TIE
dreanless slunJeTi1tO WEci, taey calmly adOpt.I
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y Our TRACK, we are pleased to inform our
horselnen, is no longer withheld from use, but
has been thrown open and made entirely free.
We are ,fnafAed further 10 say, that by the en-
.ergyof Mr. NJ. w DALE and ,others, the gul.
dies .hRe ,Reep eyened up and the whole put
in good condition for satisfactory use. AS the
grass has started upon some portions of the
track, and other portions of it been freshly re-
paired, it may be improved by USE The con.
,,olusiop Of the Directors of the Association, in
thus admitting the public to unrestrained use
of the grounds, though coming ll late,is appre-
eiated.
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The work OF cure is now rerinnirg. The v!tated
nnd mucous dcpOsits IN the bowels anu in the aTreT-
tary canal are elected. Jha liver Ike a clO"l j.
wound dtarOust from it, tr,udity. 'Flie st0rn-
Ach acts resplnsivey. and the patient LegEs u .eel
that he Is getting at last,