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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-08

I for e4eli lav employed IL executing said
+ ~r.f, 81 He taxed and collected ;ts iiI oJlieF
. t.t-c- HarE provided fer hE law
SEC g. BE- Is further enacted That any
. rar-o.. ar persons who shall vi1izte the pro-
visions of thi- AeE las selling. removing or
dI-UoSiuE Of aUv crop. or any part therecf
.u which aHv person IaHy b. interested,
..fia~ fora ~ha are thereof. or gtberwlse as
specified I'm the first section 81 This Act
without the consent = such person before
ff.s Same shall ~ 80 be.u delivered. or dis
refhuteH among f..a parties having any
Shsre or interest therein, n accordance
with the terms Of THE contract Eesting sach
share ~ Interest. shall be deemed guilty OF
aflf=.i. rneaa8r. aud on conviction thereof
shall Ne fable r. The same penalty a. i
prescribed ln section eleven of said Act.
SEC 4 b. III futarr enacted, That mere
after shall br Iawf1i Tor any person to
execute a deed q frast. mortgage or other
lien upon any growing crop, or any crop
to be grown bg such person WITHIN hiteeh
months. ana such iucunbranee shai nave /
the effect - bind the Interest sieh person
may have In such crop at the tl4e OF grant
iug tie same or such interest a. they may
E hereafter aeauire. either by purchase or
otherwise and III deeds of tru-t, mort
zFLe-. or other liens heretofore MADE ia &C
eor.,2uu- HirI taa proE isi9i- OF tAl2 40
he. aud the same are hereby ieSaI'Z-d aHc I
declared go be good ana valid 10 tue extent 4
Her.ir specified and no IurEhef.
~-c > Belt further enacted. That all acts /.
sop parts af ac-s Inconsistent with the pro /
visions ut This Act ba. and the same are /
hereby repealed. and this Act shall take /
E..taa he in force from and otter its pas
sag'.
Approved April II. 1873.
STARTLING SOCIAL REFORM PRO
POSED III EA1TZzz1AED.
WHAT Is the Universal Ia lion Coming to?
81 gaaf -lA re sts-ssz.ss sg-c9sA Women
4sFoDo-e-=Eal ss1-ss3 Marriages for
EE.e Ers=tss~es-. Czs~ = ssst Steady
~-E1e ss-s-.szssa .ssa5asGes-s
20 he. ssEsess.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-08

The gentleman from Massachusetts v i3o
represents Mississippi 10 tle a.. = ~erata.
came from State iu which au eIuc4riouaI
qualification l. annexed 60 the right oNStii-
rage. Iu view of his political aspirations
We must say THAI he acted ui--H. iH leay-
ing State where political elevation de-
ponds on the action a.. Intelligent VOTERS
lDd@nRH1anf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-08

To allay ali this injurious and unpleasant
antagonism, and TO cause a'' the dis
cordant elements TO work with one Accord.
we would suggest the name Of Gen, Robert
Lowry for Governor, and Col. A. y Harper
for Northumberland beloved by
their respective old partie>-mcn known las
: able in the council, mighty in the iiell."-
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-05-08

We reiterate that the Demo rattle party
is undivided and iudiyi>lbi-. ..I Will yof
redeem our noble State. redeem TX
aminer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25
RRon KELLo.GsvILLE.

Editor Tsiegrqph - Last evening. just at
dark. fire was discovered in the garret of Jas.
Kinnears residence in this place. An alarm
was instantly given aud ip a very short time
large number Of citizens were ON hand with
pals, ladders, e.c., and by prompt action, sue
cerded In saving the building When discov.
cred, Il had burnt though Tie roof and gables
had there been any wind it would have been
impossible ~ have saved the building. Loss
about $75. No insurance.
Last Saturday night, old Mr. Shave, who is
living with his son here, attempted ~ take his
own life by cutting his throat with common
pocket knife. lie inflicted a dep wound, but
did not sever the artery ard the only result
was the loss Of quart or Two of blood aud a
pretty sore neck. Mr.. s. is old and inGrm, and
has lately shown signs of insanity.
Today we are having II cold, drizzlng rain.
and the prospect tor buskng corn and digging
potatoes looks blue enough. SC.
Kelloggsyillc, Oct 20, 1873
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

AsHTAnuLA, Oct. 20, 1878.
From IN Chicago Tritune.
CHICAGO mAHRE KIT.

The Chicago produce markets we're generally slow
Tuesday. and grain easier, while pork products
tended upwird. Aess pork was 81 % lower old,
aud shade hrmer for future al sistl3 u cash Lard
was in good demand at 7H97Kc cash. Lake frsights
we're moderately active. and Hc lower at 5jc for
10 Buffalo. Flour was rather active, and shado
easier Wheat loss active. and lh9xc lower clos-
Ing at 81 03< cash. and 81 02k seller November Corn
rather quiet and tHc lower, c.Osihg at sN137Ke
cash. and 2s03sHe seller November. Oats were mora
active. and shade easier closing at 3a2kc cssh and
3!1sc seller November. Rye quiet and unchanged
nt G}l65c. Barley was quiet. and thsle easier At
81 81 for No. = and 81 for NO 2. On Saturday evening
last there ip store In the city 65l25 bu wheat
. II J32 bu Az ig5 bu oats; 9Sl51 bu rye AID
AZ 33 Ln barley Total Of all kinds 4440 as bushs'
Hog were active AMI higher, advancing to e. 1O4 CO.
but later the demand fell of and the closed
weak at Sigf ~. Cattle dull and unsettled aver
aging inEsiJc lower. Sheep quiet uhehange'.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25
COUNTY ITEMS.

DR. POWERS of Orwell, has removed to Mad
ison.
CHAs MALLORY is the new Post Master of
Amboy.
Mis- N. A. HosKfSs, has been appointed p.
N. OF Picrpont.
Hon. S. A. NoRTHwAY has been confined TO
the house for the past week with lrv r.
The Rock Creek Cheese Frclrrv hns Int
u portion oi It's stock un hand 20 riis,url The
ruie being fourteen cents
The health of r. c. NEWELL, Esq. Of Or
well, we learn. is not yielding readily to
treatment, and that he is confined TO his room
MIR PETER o. MATTHEWS OF Jefferson,
has been offered a position in the Indian
Agency, OF Utah, which tue Sentinel thinks he
will probably accept.
The Rev. SIr Schafer, has returned from
his relaxation in Western Virginia and rcsum-
ed his labors in the Congl. Church at Rock
Creek, with somewhat improved health.
LANDLORD BALDWIN IF the Jefferson House,
we learn from the Sentinel, has rented the
Thompson House aud after giving it a thor
ough repair, is to spread his esis oyer both
houses.
Brick made al Rock Greek are finding their
way to this place on the A. \. & z. road. The
shipment OF milk from Morgan TO Youngstown
and Pittsburgh is matter OF talk and contem-
plution.
]. B. PHILLIPS, Esq. is one of the trying
justices of Orwell. Five acres of land just
east of the station has been purchased by him
Of Mrs. REX. Consideration nine hundred
dollars.
ED A. WRIGnT and H. J. CovILL, were ri.
val candidates at the Morgan election for the
honors oi Justice of the Peace, and their pop
ulari,y was evenly poised in a tic vote. The di-
lemma was COTTON out OF by lot as The Sentinel
informs us. drawn "by the sheriff, auditor clerk
and other justices OF the peace" aud our friend
Wright was tue Matthias upon whom the lot
fell and he was numbered with the mag Is
tracy of the town.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25
VI IAIsRIFD.


In West Andoyer the 9ta Of OCtOysT By Rev. II
". Farmer, Miss LOUISA LOVE, Of Vest AudyVer TO
MORrOS b. CLA.K Of PierpOiut.
In Austnburg on the 9th Of OctDhsr. By R1llin A.
Sawyer, d. ID. Miss FRAEKIE MiLLLa Of Aust!nbatx
10 WILBUR r. SMITH, Of PdiBesviilr.
In Asttabua, Oct. 9Th, hy Rey. z. Conway, Miss Az
ME DCeHEs 10 Mr.. JoHs DOYLE, both Of AEh;abuls.
In Morgan Oct. 1st, by Fey. II. ". stesrns, Miss
DELLA HUBBARD ~ Mr. Villas f. CLATFLIN, both Of
Morgan.
Ia Conneaut o.. on the second inst, by Reg o. T.
Wyman, Miss MATTE DAfLI, Of Conneaut, TO Mr..
WILLAn WooDwosTH, Of KiDgsville.
In Geneva. Oct. 7th By Rev. F. II. Moore, giss Ina
LOCKWOOD. to Mr. EyEETT TESEET, both Of Genev4
In Jcferson Oct tn by r. 6. Farley. assisted by T.
Lamb. Mr. sAAC WEIGH, and Miss MARY VIII
LANE both Of Jeferson.
Ia Rock Gre X the 10th Of October. by Rev. Thos
Sch1fcr. Mr.. NJ KELLOGG, Of Jefferson, ~ hss ELLA
q. WATKINS, OF Rock Creek
In Ashtsbua. Oct. 18th by Rev. I. o Fisher. NJ
lawn ". WITHEEELL TO Miss ANNIE BsoHs by.h "
SaybrOOk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

CoUNoiL met on Monday evening last, pres
ent--MAyor, Clerk, any Councilmep Gilkey,
Pierce, Hitchcock aud Faulkner Minutes
read aud approved.
An ordinance, entitled an Ordinance vacat-
ing portion Of Spring street. was read the
FIRST time, II having been shown that due mo-
tlce bau been given Of the filing and pcndency
of the petition therefor
An ordlnacce. entitled an Ordinance for the
payment Of claims, was read, aud upon mo
lion,put upon It's passage-carricd without o.
position declared adopted and passed and or.
dered recorded.
The following bills we're presented and
passed:
Music fur Fire Cos for 1878 $3.50 90
A. Abcel. 1416 days labor on streets
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25
pmOm RINosvrLLR.

h'dator Telegraph Prom Our article Of last
week, we are made To say that Mr. Kennedy,
this season, raised, on Mr.. n. J. Gllleites
place, 225 buslicls of potatoes, when, the fact
is, II should read OniOus---ihus, obly 70 say,
that the above bushels of onions we're raised
from One.thrd Of an acre OF land, aud you
have II all right, and we will not drop an
onion. We will now sprak of what Mr. s.
Mcrritt--"oycr 10 the Bend"--did this season
in potatoes We had our attention drawn 10
a pile Of large, smooth, good TO eat tubcrs.
in which he said there we're Il bushels OF a
variety called the Late Rose" and all coming
from one peck OF seed, procured East. the
same having been cut To one or two eyes in u
hill, and in planting, the ground was prepared
about as usual, and the seed covered slightly
with earth and then the whole covered thickly
with straw and lcfl without any further care
until the time for digging. The three points
of interest in this case-exlra fine quality aud
variety-extra crop and saving of labOr-are
we'll worth calling attention to.
The weather for the last day or two has had
ties have taken a sudden trip on The wings of
lne vino. we nave since been favored VIVID
continuance Of the same peculiar. piercing cut
of the north wind blowing ont of the south.
Though we believe in leaving weather matters
to Old Probabilities, we cannot but suspect the
claim OF an election oi a Democratic Cover
nor may have had some influence in bringing
about this rampant waywardness.
| A word AS to the election. Last Nov. We gave
Graut 242 majority out oi 1903 votes poled-
Greeley only getting Of. In 1868, Seymour
had 7S votes while at this election, out of 239
votes poled, Allen got but 50. Thus, with
the ten votes expended on prohibition stock,
and the stay.at-homes, we can see Kinsgvillc
was quite contributor TO the Democratic vic
tory.
The Rev. Mr.. Slrecier of Ausinburg, in ex.
change with Mr. Hickok, supplied the desk OF
the Presbyterian church, last Sabbath. G.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

THE WEATHER ON Monday last was the
most boisterous of the season, and indeed Is
seldom surpassed in disagreeablrness and
fierceness of wind, at any season of the year.
The lake was lashed into terrible fury by the
uorh-e east wind, and the temperature WAS un-
comfortably piercing. A feature of the streets
of Cleveland, was that of pedestrians hurrying
to and lro, amid the pelliug rain, provided
with umbrellas, 10 be sure but using them in a
very singular and unsatisfactory way, in The
midst OF such rain, by carrying them under
their arms. Scarcely anything II the line oil
these trail protectinns could Withstand the
force of Ahe wind. To such crafts as were
caught out, the experience must have been
appalling and disastrous. We shall not be
surprised To hear of losses of life and properly.
The rain continued through The night, and
Tuesday morning broke with south wind,
and promise of another spell of soft and
genial t-mpcrature.
The following Interpretation of the weather
O Tuesday as given by old probabilities" may
be read with some degree OF interest IN
view OF AN experience. Monday 13.-Cloudy
weather with occasional arr,as OF light rain
prevailing from Minnesota eastward over the
Lake region 10 Main and New Brunswick, !,
generally clearing away during the afternoon
and evening, except over the Lower Lakes and
the s.. Lawrence Valley clear weather in all
other sectious brisk sOuthwesterdly TO north
westerly winds from Minnesota 10 the Lower
Lakes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

Ed Telegraph The election passed off very
quietly and a very small, light vote VAS poll
ed. The only strife seemed to be- the old
chronic ODe-TowD House and anti Town
House. WIN. r. Simonds our popnlT jas
tice Oi the Peace Was iriumphanly clcl"d
over, Charles +. Williams the anti eiDli-
date.
The concert Of The Snybrook Musical In
situtc which came off lasl Thursday and
FRIDAY evenings were very enjoyablu indeed
and very well allendeded, especially Friday
evening, the house was crowded.
Prot. Case showed himselfa master of his
profession and The improvement of the class
of singers was marked. Yours, DAN.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25
The singer TrIumphant.

At the Vienna Exhibition the Singer received h.
Medal of Merit the Medal of Progress and three other
Medals for superiority of productions.
THESE ARE THE HIGHEST SEWING MACHINE
AWARDS AT VIENNA.
The Singer received all the medals awarded to either
of competing Machines, and two medals more than
any other obtained Then in the name OF truth, what
Is IL that prompts people to claim recommendations for
the d Diploma of Honorf The fact is. no Diploma Of
Honor has been given to any Sewing MachineCo.
But mmeas ureaby more valuable is the worlds
award as shown by sales-provod by returns to
the owners OF the principal Sewing Machine Patents
which last year amounted TO 2975S machines nine out
of ten of them being for family This IS over 45
900 more Sewing Machines than sold by any other
company during the PERIOD and over quarter
of all the machines sold in 1872. Thee enormous sales
art owing the long tested merits Of ths Singer Ma
chimes which meets the wants Of the public In superb
ohy and simplicity of construction, and capaohy for
great variety and excellence OF work That the users
Of Sewing Machines nnd these desirable qualities In
the Singer beyond all others, is shown by the sales
above given aside from the awards OF internsuonal
juhes r. L. GRovEs, ssent' kipssS1ils' ONO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25
MARINE-Port Of A.htabuIa.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Oct I0-Schr Jessie Capt Thayer. from
Kelley's Island. with 46 cords limestone. 10
II Hubbard & Co
Oct 90 Schr. Oneida. Capt M,xwrll from
Marquette. with 352 tons iron or, to A., Y &
p Railroad Co.
CLEARED.
Oct. 20-Scow Perry White. Capt. Baker, for
Buffalo, with fifty m feet lumber to Haskell &
Son.
The Schr. Harmon. Capt Spear, safely
made the harbor of Cleveland, in the midst
OF the blow, on Monday afternoon last, a fact
To notice
EFFECTS OF THE SToRM-We gather from
our exchanges. the following list of losses and
mislaps to the lake marine by the storm of
Sunday night and Monday last: The schr.
Fo,chattan, with grain for Ogdensburg, SINK
at Alexander Bay. The brig NeD York, of
Toronto, lumber laden, is ashore necr Oswego.
Several vessels have been wrecked on the
lakes, but no serious loss of life has occurred,
except in the case ot the schooner Lizzie
ThrOOpe; which sunk near North Haven,
Mich, a day or two since, cansing the death
by drowning of four of her crew. In New
Hampshire, several rivers have been flooded,
causing great damage to mills and factories.
In p ennsylvania also, overhowing streams
have made havoc among the coal.mines and
iron furnaces. In Sussex thousands Of acres
oi land are under water.
Six canal boats, while in tow on the Hud-
oo,, ri xrar. enpE
A number of disasters are reported on Lake
Huron. among which are the schooners Mag
ara, Negaunee, Bradley aud Rust, ashore aud
gone to pieces. There are rumors of loss of
life from the barges.
Captain E. P. Dorr, received a dispatch on
the 18th from Kingston stating that the pro.
pellor ST Lawrence, with a cargo of marchan-
disc, was burned 10 the waters edge at Ed
wardsburg on Sunday previous.
The propeller City of Boston, of the North
ern Transportation Line, became disabled by
the breaking of her machinery. ut Mack
inaw Straits on tbs 18th nst while downward
bound
The Barge Ocean, formally the sidewheel
| steamer of that name running in Detroit and
Cleveland line has at last gone the way of
most good crafts. She was OYertaken by n
storm in Tawas Bay on the 18Th, and, pound
ing neaVlly on the rocky Douom, was scut-
tied 10 save her from going 10 pieces. A dis
patch received on the Goth, from Port Hope,
stated that a black barge, with center arch,
was coming ashore just above the dock at
that place. In the evening il was learned that
the unfortunate vessel was the Ocean and
that she was total loss. She had seen some
twenty-five years service The crew were
| taken off by the Rescue before she went ashore
and all saved.
| rnI Ia, L Of
period throughout the lakes us commander Of
barks and steam crafts, died at his residence nj
at Maeklnaw City, where he has resided siuct
his retirement from The lakes, He was at one
| time resiecnt of Conneaut, sailing vessels ou
of that port as early as 1884, and afterwards
from Buffalo. After leaving the lakes he was
elected one term Representative to the Mich
| igan Legislature, while the Capitol WAS al
Detroit Capt Todd was upward Of 20 years
of age.-DetrOh Paper.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

The result of the election in this State, in
brief, is to put our opponents in possession OF
the Legislature by some IA or 10 majority, and,
as is ccded, the Governor, while the rest Of the
Slate ticket we, very singularly, are said to
have elected.
The result in this county, we are enabled, as
was proposed last week, now 10 give, through
the aid of our Jefferson cotemporary. Ii is as
I,,ll1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25
DIED.
fres u endatory No..es.. Aa.l "a

AnnUunl free co endatOry Notices hail
At Sbsagor, Assam, India. August let, 1873, Of
quick con sumption, Rev WILLIAM WAEp, D. D., agLd
81 years.
The deceased son Of the late obsdish Ward of
Sheffield. aud brother Of Samuel Ward Of Geneva
who died August 2nd, 1879.
In Orwell October 3rd SALLY NogTREAr, wife Of
ZENAs NoRTnwAY. Aged 81 years.
In Sheffield Oct 9th. Mr. ADDISON SWIFT.
In Denmark Oct iOtt, ofTyphoid fever, Mr.. LEWIS
IvEs, aged Is years.
In Conneaut, Oct. 18th, LEWIS THAYEa. aged S.
years.
In Jefferson. Oct. 21st, Of Spinal Fever, JESSETTIr,
daughter of Abrsm and Adeiine Rood, aged ~ yeaIs
aud days.
In AshtabIla Oct. 10Th. Mrs NAEcT TRrMxER, wife
George Trimmer, Of heart disease aged ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

The Sentinel and one or two other papers,
seem indirectly to question the correctness OF
an allusion recently made in the Telegragh, 10
the omission of certain stations from the A,
Y. & p. timetable. The schedule on our
first page was ordered 10y the Gen. Ticket
Agent at Pittsburgh, whose name it bears. Tie
reason for these omissions us they appeared
to us, were given last week.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

The stack and staging OF TINKER GREe-
oRY's new Machine Shop, suffered some by the
blow of Monday The staging after being
played with by the wind for while, sway
ing two and fro against the chimney, finally
went by the board, carrying with it some ten
feet of stack, at a damage of some fifty or
seyenty-fiye dollars
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

Haskell has the cassimers of The No Shoddy
Mills Of Port Byron which ranks with the
products of the best mills in the cou n,ry.-
The best evidence of their texture and beauty
is the fact that coat and vest pattern has
been appropriated to encsse the editors form
which we shall suffer TO he admired as soon
as it shall have passed through the hands of
Crook PATTIsoN, at the Waite 81 Sill shop.
In the mean time see adv.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

The approach of winter is becoming quite
unmistakable. Sleet aud snow almost on ev-
tain advent. The notes of warning have come
from so many quarters, the prudent man will
prepare himself for the low thermometers.
sleigh-rides, auroras, skates for the Juveniles,
frozen fingers. and other luxuries of the sea-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

THE GAS COMPANY are vigorously pushing
the work of sinking their pipes, on Main ST.,
across Fisk alley on the north side of the
Park, through Second or Park st., well nigh
completed; through Centre ST., already done
TO A., Y. s. P. station, and through Prospect
ST., or North Ridge. GEO. RUSSELL has the
contract on this street from Sncrman's corner
to Prentice's corner, and he is redeeming the
time because the days are evil. Mr.. LUCE is
annoyed by the petty thieving of his lanterns,
which are hung out these dark nights to pre-
vent accident by getting into the trenches.
Having such mean souls among us, II is the
duty of any one coming TO the knowledge of
the thieves, 10 expose them to mertcd con-
tempt and punishment.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

Coop Cows.-Four short horned Durhnms
Of pure blood, of ages varying between and
years, have been purchased within day or
two, one Of Geo. Nettleton, and three of w.
Castle, whose united weight was $3.50. Their
weight, seyerally, were 1,440 I, ,430, 800 and
1920. They were bought for tho father of the
purchaser, and have been sent to Indiana Co.,
Pa. The prices paid would ordinarily, be con-
sidered very low, ranging from $55 TO 80.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

CYRUS PHELPS living in some portion of
Illinois, not named TO us. is administrator of
CYRUS KING, deceased, also late of H. who
So 800 apiece, willed TO his five nephews-
Stephen, Simeon, Salmon, Stoughon and
Walter King. who are notified 10 put in their
claim for the same. Stephen is believed to re-
side In Conneaut.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

The house of HENRY REDHEAD, was enter
ed on Sunday night last, and loss suffered to
the amount of $65 in currency, aud couple
OF pairs of boots. The money was taken
from the pants OF Mr. r. near his bed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

The Result IN TRuMBULL CoUNTY.--The
whole Republican ticket in Trunbul County
is ecled This is US much Of surprise as
though an Atlantic telegram should announce
that the Dutch had taken Holland"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

OaztoIia is more than substitute for
Castor Oil II is the only safe article in existeI
which is certain to assimate the food regulate the
bowels cure windcolc. aud produce natural sleep. II
contains neither minerals morphine or alcohol and
pleasant take Children need not cry and mothers
may rest. l23o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-10-25

j. p JENNINGS, has left at our office speci-
men of the Tube rose, with its creamy, waxen
flowers and redolence of perfume. Its fra
GRANGE fills the editorial den, and is an I'M
sprovement of the natural flavor of the place.
Though our friend Jennings did not start as
early in the vegetable line, he holds out better
than any of his competitors, and continues 10
supply our tables with tomatoes, Lima beans,
and the best corn of the season.
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Local & Miscellaneous.

ed to close their establishments 8 o'clock In
the evening