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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-18
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MAYOR WILCOX, who carries ON large tan
ming business In the village, and deals some
what heavily In deacon skins for the French
market, Is preparing lor n lsrge business next
year, In The formidable stock Of bark piled up.
on his premises for which the purchase price
NJ that place il f5 a cord.
The Rock Creek cheese factory is receiving
the milk from 500 cows, and making eleven
chrescs day. This Is quite falling of from
the best portion of the season, when 2S presses
were filed daily. The July sales were made
at Pittsburgh for 1871 cents. The August
make, also ranged between Js and H. The
stock on hand is that made since the first Of
September. The net returns TO patrons to
August, was cents a gallon for their milk. G.
Allyn, Is the maker, and J. II. Sccy, superin-
tendent
}. W. STEBBINs, Of Rock Creek, has sold an
interest In his carriage establishment to Mr. G.
Butler, who Is very competent and skiliul
mechanic, aud The firm will be Stebbins &
Butler. Additional energy will be thrown in
to the business, and as good work turned Out
as can be found in other establishments in the
county or vicinity. THIS arrangement will
settle the question of a change Of location
The firm are desirous of introducing some OF
their work in this place, and entertain the idea
of keeping few samples where our citizens
may avail themselves Of their good taste, su-
perior workmanship and really low prices
| UARRINGToN's new house upon the new
street to the station, is 50 far enclosed as tc
show It's rather imposing appearance, its fine
proportions and tasteful details.
SEVERAL RAILROAD SUITS were to have
come off at Rock Greek, on Saturday last, be.
fore Esq HoYT Seveial small subscribers to
the capital stock were disposed to stand out
against payment--some of them very small
balances. Counsellor FiTcH appeared for the
Company, but the defendants being without
council, an adjournment from morning to af
ternoon was had, for securing some one from
Jefferson. In the .meantime, several of the
parties took counsel of their common sense
aud paid up, or arranged for payment, 50 thai
Treasurer HUBBARD came back some $500
better off than when he started At 8 o'clock
the hour for opening court Counsellor WooD
BURY arrived, and after Il conference with
some of the defendants, asked for time for oh
tanning better understanding of the plemis.
es, which was thought reasonable, and grant
ed. The cases, ther fore, stand adjourned foi
the 18th, 17th and 2lst inst. From what we
can learn, there is no ground for defense
and as some of the balances due only amount
to $3.50, they seem TO be in fair way IN
double or lhrible that sum in expenses, and
then having in the end, the pleasure OF paying
the whole. Fighting Railroad Company i:
only another mode OF kicking against the
prcks.
We leaan since the above was written, that
the other suits, assigned Tor the 18th and 17th
have been settled.
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Adjourned to Monday evening next

THE ANTI. .CLINKER, is the name of Phila.
delpha invention Of a parlor coal heater. in
troduced by L. j. MATTrsoN g. Co., No. 80
Public Square, Cleveland-next door TO our
friend Mans6eld's Clothing Store. Mr.. Mans
field had one put up IN his store last winter,
aud his unbOunded praise Of II before his nu-
merOus Ashtabula customers, and glance at
Its adaptations for heating and regulating, in.
spired such confidence, that some half a dozen
have been set up In the village, eliciting much
pleasure and happiness over its companion
ship and the manner of deporting ITSELF Ac-
ceptng these representations, the mistress ol
the editorial domicil has had one of them pu,
up where the intervals of busy life would en-
able us to enjoy its acquaintance and friendly
and cheerful companlonship, and we are
ready to add our testimony TO its worth and
fidelity to its mission. We are constrained tt
acknowledge its powers in contributing to th,
happiness Of the household. II not only lure.
to good nature and cheerfulness on the one
hand, but it is Just the contrivance 10 iur,
wayward and wandering benedicts IRON the
ways of the world to the purer and better Gu
joyments of home and the refinements of til,
domestic circle. Their introduction is haileC
as the mesI happy conception for increasing
the. SUN of human happiness and a close
union of hearis-fraternal, paternal, materna
and filial With such an accession 10 th'
household, and good supply of Strong &
Manuings's egg g.sIze Lehlgh. and We are Sc
cure against the blasts OF winter and the COLI
charities OF capriclous world. full suppl,
of the several sizes may be found at Maitison's
who will cheerinlly honor The orders of an!
who may wish TO ayail themselves of an in
yeniion that approaches as near perfection il
the stove line as anything that has. yet beel
ibrownIupon the market
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SEC. |. Be it ordained by the Council

f"SN' 'PV'"'S" "
SEC. |. Be it ordained by the Council
the Incorporated Village OF Ashtabula that the
ne xAtion Of the territory herehaitet dptrbedI from
the township pf Ashia bula the Incorporated Village
of AshIabula, is hereby authorized TO be made the
territory authorized to be annexed s all OF the ter
ritOry lying within the following bohndafes not al
ready included within the limits OF said village towt
Beginning at point In the northwest corner OF the
said township of Ashtabula the south shore Of Lake
Erie running thence southerly in the west line OF said
township point In the northwest corner OF Lot
No. thrtyIwO lS2l In said toknthipi thence eastery
in the north line OF Lots Mo- hrtYone t3i tniry
two (32 which lie also the south line OF Lots NO iI
and Is, to the township line thence iollowiEg said
township iEe northerly and easery until II ntersecte
the line OF section three go In said township o
Ashahula thence northerly along the east line OF SAID
Sec the of the main track Of the Lake Shore
g. Michigan Southern RaFOadi thence south westerly
the Warren Il Ashtabula Turnpike Road as II now is ;
thence northery along the east line Of said turnpike
until ntersects the center OF the road running
casterly between lands formerly owned by John
Harmon and Henry Morey thence In line. due ntrIh
to the shore of Lake Erie thence westerly along the
SEo IT, The Solicitor of said village is hereby d
ed appear before the Boar1 Of Commissioners Ash
tabula county prepare the proper petition. ard
cute the proceedings necessary 70 effect such annexa'
tion.
sEc.III. That the ordnance entitled sAn Ordinance
autnO l<ng the AnDoxexation Of certain territory Y
in the township Of Ashtabula the Incorporated VII
lage Of Ashtsbaa passed Sept 29h. 1873 be- and the
same he hereby repeal,d.
SEQ. Nv; That this ordinance shall take effect on
tue i0th day sitter it's nrst publication. =. ~.
Passed Oct. II, 1873 u Z. L. KING, Mayor.
Az st, A. ". TYLEn, oerk-
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Pres. Ash. Co. Mus. AssO'n.

TnE Gas sTocK of $4,000, has all been
subscribed, the projectors of the enterprise
taking onehalf the amount The 10 per cent
required TO be paid in before notice and or.
ganization has also been paid, and there re-
mains nothing 10 The way of organization, af.
ter due legal noice The work of laying pipe
continues to be vigorously pushed, and our
citizens are preparing the way for the intro
duciion of this kind Of lighting in their stores
and dwellings, and as will be seen, the Council
has voted 10 make beginning in the work OF
igh'ing the village, by ordering and putting
up 20 lamps. These cost, ready for lighting
$17 each.
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COUNCIL had II special meeting on Tuesday
evening present Mayor, Clerk, Solicitor and
Councimen Gilkey, Pierce, Faulkner, Hitch
cock, Geoppnger and Aph0rpe. The object of
the meeting WAS 10 change The boundaries
which had been adopted for the annexation OF
territory to the corporation. 1t was found that
the south line running across Bunker Hill, cut
The homestead in II most undesirable way.
This, the changcwill remedy. Some changes
were also made in the south and east lines
The South Ridge, from the Osborn Hill to The
Newell corners, is the line adopted thence
following the Fargo road TO and across East
Village common, and down the Beckwih
road TO the railroad, thence west to the John
Harmon. road, and then following the line
first adopted To the lake. Tue rules were
suspended aud the ordinance adopting this
amendment passed without dissent.
The Comm. ON Lamps were instructed to
procure 30 lamps for lighting the village.
Abill for engineering work in fixing the
grade of Main and Center streets, presented
by Mr.. Hepburn. was passed-$S0OO.
Adjourned To Monday evening next
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AshtsbaIa MARKET.
AsHrABuLA. Oct. is, 1878.
nav the 6,tlowtay p,,....
From the Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO MARKET,

The Chieseo produce markets were only moderately
astye on Inesday andt prices were rather in favor of
we nuyeI con,egnent upon the unfayorable character
oI EsSerii hDd foreign adviees. Pork was dull and
lzfc per bl lower, at 4.l3h0i4.z5 each. lard was
9uet but x lower al I,setTE each. Meats we're duh
but trinc hrner, al sffliOc for picked hams
Lake freiRhts were active but weak and Nc lower a
&c for corn TO Buffalo. Flour was quiet and unchang
ed. Wheat quiet but trihe better for cash No Q
clio sing Of tiO2h, Keller November closed at tI0ih
Corn nas moderaIely active, at es4G5sk for No. .
cash. 81 seller November. Oats quiet. weak,
and Nc bewer 81 I103I for cash OF seller November
Rye dul but steady at Ic decline au69c for No Bar
ley wss dull and weaK at t1 for No Hogs were dull
and weak at sOe4.i0 for heavy. and AZ f4zyd4 80
Tor light Cattle and sheep were In light demand only,
and sold slowly MODday's ouotatioffH.
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East Ashtabnla Cheese Factory is accumula-
ting stock, having on hand 1t00 che eses-55-
900 pounds: for which better market is
Awslied. Though the market is somewhat de-
pressed Ia common with other description Of
merchandise stringeney Of the money market,
slauds In tbs way OF irsnssciions. and cheese
like most other commodities 10 lett W accumu-
jass In many o. our fse,oTies. !.
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GEORGE STEVENS, the wag of the tor n, and
some half a dozen other jolly spirits, made an
excursion the other day to Youngstown, and
for the joke Of the thing, assumed the charac-
ter and pcrsonated The Mayor and Council Of
Ashtabula. Of course, such an amount OF dig
nifty could not be carried easily and gracefully
in an extempOre effort, and the result was, that
their bearing attracted attention, and brought
them within the perview OF the newspaper re-
porters. The Register local supposing things
were as they appeared. INDUCED in y rather
uugracious attack upon our Village Fathers
Several copies of The paper reached town after
the occurrence, and creaied quite lively in
teresl, and among those who enjoyed the
thing the most hugely, was the imptrturbable
GEonaE, who wears all The severe dignity and
reserve of militia captain on duty, excep,
when he speaks of those sharp fellows who do
up the reporting for the Register.
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The tightness Of the money market IS felt In
the business of the Harbor. The difficulty in
getting the means of meeting freight bills, is
having the effect to shorten In ;he number of
arrivals with ere. This, of couse, will effect
the winter business of the A.. Y. Il p. which
had hoped to have filled its docks, for winter
taansportatlon
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EvANsELICAL ALLIANCE.-A union meeting
will he held in the Congregational church mex!
Sabbath evening, TO hear reports from Rev
Messrs. Peet and Morton as to the late meet
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Wednesday the 18th day Of October, was Of
summer temperature and brightness. Its
splendor made everybody good.natured and
happy. The mullyerubs In spite Of the sbyness
and financial blessings In our little community
and the general discouragements Of Bro kers
and bankers, drew congratulations from cv.
cry passer by. The kindness of Providence
is strong contrast with the grudgIng self sh.
ness of man
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JeEerson-from tue Sentinel.

Mr.. n. Z. FRENCH, has 50 far recovered
that he is able 10 ride ont.
Mr.. JOSEPH MoRToN. is the only soldier Of
the war of 1872 in Jefferson who rec ives a
pension.
MIR LEWIS IVES, Clerk of Denmark town.
SHIP died last week after short illness.
s. MCINTYRE, Esq, Of Leon is again TO be
come citizen of Jefferson. He has exchang
ed places with +. Z. IVES. Nr. +. will en-.
ter into the mercantile business at Barber't
old stand.
Mrs. l.. TYLER teacher of drawing and
painting in the Jefferson Polytechnic School
received the first premium on Oil Paintings al
the Northern Ohio Fair. Her picture came in
competition with about forty paintings.
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A man came into town on Monday morning,
much excited. He had been told that all the
banks in Ashtntuia closed at 4 p. m. on Sat
urday. He saw the sell when Informed that
the banks were in the habit of closing about
slat time every afternoon Confidence re-
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Our Ashtabula citizens were enabled 10 car
~ off some of the honors of the N. o. Fair
Mr. WM. f. HUBBARD, who has fancy for
fine stock. was awarded a first prlze-$20--on
his year old Jersey bull, and CoRNEIIus
MoRsAN was awarded the I'd prize-$i0-on
his Durham bull. TL tft-
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Died.

Announcements free: Commendatory Notices hali rate
In Ashtabula. October 9th. at the residence Of W:
r. Hubbard, Esq., EnzABArH TAfLER, aged w
years. rl t-H
In saybfook October 7th, N. @. F0RD, son Of Nor
ton and Ursula Ford. Aged years mos days.
So fades the bcauteous flowers away
But leave their fragrance here, .t
So meckly shuts the hours ofday
But bears parting tear y.
In saybrook February 18Th. 1874 Of paralysis. An,
EfAs HAwLEY, aged ~ years "a days.
! In Chicago June 18th, ls72 of quick consumption,
HENRY E. HAwLEY, aged IL years months and 20
days.
In Ashabnla Oct 9th at the residence Of her sOnin-
law w II. Hubbard, Mrs. ELizABEIh TAfLER, relict
OF VIM. Tsyler, Esq., OF Edinburgh. Scotland
In Kingsvile, Aug. 8Oth, John Dibe, aged IS yrs.
In saybrOok. Oct. 10TH Mrs. Adelaide Hemminger
daughter Of Moses Wright, aged 20 years
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MUSICAL FEsTIyAL.--Miss SARAH w. ASH.
MAN, Of Akron, viii preside at the piano du-
ring the Musical Festival at Asliabuls, COM
mencing Oct. 2sth, Miss Ashman has but few,
If any superiors as pianist, having had
much experience in heavy chorus work, and
rs an accompanist cannot be excelled. Her
style, taste and manner of playing will form
one ofthe principal attractions of the Festival
8. f. HIeLEY,
Pres. Ash Co. Mus Asson
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The AsHTABULA House opened again for
businsss last Monday, under the management
of its Old landlord, r. G. WARMtNaToN. The
house, now, Is one of the best in the county,
having been thoroughly cleaned, refurnished
and painted. Ii is also to be lighted with gas
throughout. u
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CAPT. WM. PARMELEE, of the Volunteer,
who has been doubled up with rheumatism
contracted during his last trip, paid us visit
the other day TO report his arrival-it being
his, 6rst appearance outside of his room for
several days
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DAN SULLIVAN, an employee of the L. 8.
3 M. g. Co., under Mr.. Aplhorpe, while at the
top of pole making some repairs, on Satur-
day last, between Springfield and Girard, the
pole fell, from excavations near It's foot, and he
was badly injured in the spine. He lived in
this place and was brought home and placed
under the care of DIR. HUBBARD.
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AccIDENT-We learn with regret, of an ac
cident to Mrs. S. g. SMITH of this place, at Es
CANADA BY a fall, she broke an arm, which
required so much care and attention as TO pre-
vent, thus tar, her return.
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RELIEF SoCIETY.-The annual meeting OF
the Ladies' Relief Society viii be held at Lake
Erie Hall on Monday, Oct. 9Th, at three
O'Clock, p. M. A general attendance is desired
BY order of the President
Mrs Ell C. TONNES Sec
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Another sample OF poiatoes-- Peach Blows
have been left at this Office. They are Of fine
growth and show what can be done by perse-
verance IN fighting the enemy. They were
raised by Mr.. EDWARD HARPER, Esq, of Ply
mouth. Though large and well grown, they
partake of the now common objection to this
description Of tubers-they arr unsound at
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GEORGE RUSSELL is preparing for greatly
increased business in the spring, in the manu-
facture of brick. Instead OF using some half
II dozen teams, he will drive his works by
steam power, having already procured an en-
gine of fifteen horse power. Besides greatly
increasing the capacity OF his works aud add
ing largely to his facilities, one result, ii is
hoped, will follow, and that is, a reduction
of the price of brick. 1t is expected that the
season will open in May, and that the product
Of the season will run well into millions. Ex-
perience has shown that coal in the burning is
better and more economical than wood, and in
this respect II saving is effected. 1t is expected
TO burn couple more kilns this fall, with
which the work will close Mr.. Russell in.
forms us that he expects TO put his son in
charge Of the manufacture, while he, with a
force oi masons, will be open for jobbing In
the erection of buildings and execution of ma
sOnry generally. ...G
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A gravel train on the Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern Railroad colided with freight
train near Springfield, Pennsylvania on the
morning of the 18Th. smashing the cars and Sc
yerely ipiurjpg one of the freman
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FoUR roughs, from some Of the dredges at
the Harbor, made it rather lively at the L. S.
& NJ. S. Depot, last Friday night. The night
dryer of The Fisk House Omnibus Line was
the chief mUurner.
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The story about the protest of Lake Shore
no tes given by the Company to the Cleveland
Rolling Mills CO., is conradicted by the Co. in
whose favor the protested notes are said to
have been drawu-
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CastOria is more than substitute for
Castor OF. 1t is the only safe article in exsteI
which is certain to assmilate the food regulate the
bowels wind-colc aud produce natural sleep 1t
contains neither minerals, morphine ALCOHOL and Is
pleasant to take. Children need not cry, and mothers
NAV rest. 1928
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Another boquet of beautiful fall flowers
comes to the madame, with compliments from
Miss MARY PERKINS.
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BURGLARS made an unsuccessful attempt to
force an entrance in the saloon OF GEO. ZIELE,
at the Depot, last Thursday night
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THE Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Co are
now adding another wire TO their line. This
makes the fourth.
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OuR hack stand is now ornamented by the
addition OF another hack; it is new and pre-
sents quite a tasty appearance.
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Mr.. WHEELER PHELPS was The young man
who was injured on tue J. d F. Road, instead
of Fred Phelps, as reported in our last issue.
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LosT-On Friday evening, Oct 10th, q
plain, gold shirt stud, with The initial "ls' on
the face. The finder will he liberally reward
ed by leaving the same at this Office
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US. SPAULDrNG Station Agent at Reno,
Pa succeeds II. p. Cam, late agent at Stone
boro, Pa, The Reno Office is filed by Mr.. F.
N. DAVIS, the change took place Tuesday
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The large, new brick building built by w.
A. ELLIS, for manufacturing plow handles,
cd
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THE STEWART STOVES, so generally popu-
lar, il is well known are to be found at HUB.
BARD's store, in their variety of paror and
cook stoves. Improvements are being made
TO them when susceptible oil improvement,
and such changes are made as to adapt the
cook stoves to the use of wood, or hard or
soft coal, A new one for 1878 has been got
out, and is thought to reach greater degree
of protection than any OF its predecessors
This is an iron-clad, low, copper reservoir
stove, with shaking and dumping CRATE, and
front draft for wood, bituminous or anthra-
cite coal. The general merit of the Stewart
and their beauty OF castings and general taste
and style, are beyond question. Those III
want of superior stove at fur price consid
ering their workmanship, will not, of course
fail to look AT the stove for 1878.
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AMgSDs HONORABLE. 1t is good fea.
ture of the matter that Is RAEL FURGUsoN felt
bad over the notice we took of his getting in
to the lock up As was SAID, Israel has many
good streaks in his make up, and wishes il dis
tinclly stated that he means to keep out OF
such places iu future and give whisky wider
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