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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

sAYnRooE,-Rev. Mr.. Herrick has accepted
= call from the Congregational Church 10
ssybrook. Mr. Herrick IL a Free will Baptist,
from Conncaut Rev. w. ". Foote, their
late pastor, has received call from Dover.
Cuyahoga county. lie will remove thithcr
May lot, Heleaves many warm friends. The
NJ. Z. Church re.orgRnizcd their Sunday
School for the year on Sunday, April 6th and
elected the following officers Rev. Alden
Walker, supt.; Chares Walker, Asst Supt ;
Prot. ID. u. Walker, Cheristef, Miss ALMA
Walker, OrganisL
Mrs Bosiwick, Book Committee.
Omar Gillette,
Joseph. Alcock Librarian.
Johu Sherman Secretary.
Miss Rose T. Smiih--Treasure
Thus equipped, the school will doubtless 60
forward In the path Of usesnllness-ir not at a
2.4O pace, we may expect they will ,oaik well,
David II. Knowles, an esteemed citizen Of
Saybrook, has engaged his services to II. II
Hail. Grocer, Of your iow H.. We congratulate
Mr.. Hall upon having secured 50 capable o
man. II any more of your business men have
need Of good, reliable men to aid them in
their efforts to push things" SayGrook can
supply them III any quantity 10 order, for any
position.
All predictionsiof an early Spring have ut.
terly failed and our farmers are growing AS
usual, at The hardness OF the scasor.f Some
pIowing has been done and few fields OF
oats sown. Wheat has come through The
bard winter looking iolerably well
| The ridge roads have become settled and
the going is beautiful. We feel great commits
Grafton for those who are still stuck in The
mud OF our south iowns--the regions of mud
and despair.
! The Board of Education has authorized the
erection of two school houses-one at the sta
ton and onefn sub-dstrict No. Tat II cos
oi $1,000 each. The people who have groan
ed underline celebrated Town-housc tax, viii
now have occasion to howl under muci
greater tax, and brought about, too, by th,
very ones who so vigorously opposed III,
Town house.
A portion of our community have been tr
IDLY torn up in their midst over bruis
. assault upon n--woman by two brawny men
The facts are these-Tueslay morning las
Byron Cor bin went 10 the house of his broth
cr, Lewis IL, and began abusing his Lewis :
wife, in his presencc-callng her all mannf1
Of oppr,brious names, and offered Lewis five
dollars il he would knock lier down. Thi
was declined; but he Joined his brother in Ii,
abuse. Finally By struck her nd she tried [,
d efend herself with q chair. This showing o
II title spu6k or her part, seemed TO kindl'
Lewis ire, and he thereupon began beating
and Kicking her in a most shocking manner
Wliep The hrutes had exhausted themselvps
they withdrew, leaving the woman in suffer
ing and dangerous condition. On w densday
she made q complaint, and By.was glad [,
settle bis. LITTLE affair by the payment o
$3.50 to MIS- Corbin. II all grew ouieof ID
fact that Mrs. Corbin wished tn be a rcspecia
bic womaprWAicb did not compoft witt III,
views of lldF brotherly 'assailant.
= % ~ Yhurs, INDEX
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26
THE MAR TX ErS.
AsHrABuLA, April eth, 1878
'-f From the Chicago Tril
CHICAGO Ell

The Chicago produce markets were active on Tues
day and steady. Mess pork was in good demlal, aud
advanced slightly closing az Ssta%@isl5 ca sh, Lard
was active and 10c per 100 ms Ligher, at '956e9.C0
cash. Meats active, at l06l2c Tor sweet picked
hams. Lake freights were inactive and nominal, at
15e for corn to Buffalo. Flour steady and more
active. Wheat active and 1lG12c higher, closing
at 81 23sI .23 cash. and q l2l seller May Corn
active and declined i14c, closing at s7SdSssc cash,
and 3S'Sc seller May. Oats Active and &c higher.
closing at 29<0t3Oc cash, and aOAc seller May. Rye
quiet and 299Sc higher, at 69G6skc. Barley was
dull and shade frmer at TOGnc. On Saturday eve
ming last, there In store in this city sls5l1s bu
wheat 55sGsO6 bu corn 177d5s5 bu oats 9a5O5e' bn
Iye aud 2i sOl bu barley Total 995 $40 bu in addi-
ion TO 175 965 bu wheat and 1,76l9Os bu corn snoat
in the harbor Hogs active at l0c advance, sales
making at So 1905 60. The cattle and sheep markets
were fairly active and firm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

Our railway circles in the city, says the
Herald, are just now rather engrossed in ru
NOR that finds its believers to the effect that
J. I'll. Devereaux General Manager OF the
Lake Shore Railway, has been offered
and has acccpted-the position of President
of the Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati, and
IndianapolB Railway Company, the Vice
Presidency of the Erie Company, and General
Manager of the Atlantic and Great Western
Company. Rumor also has it that the salary
offered will be 100000 per year.
We give this as rumor, and yet we know it
is believed to be true by Intelligent and "post-
ed" railway men. 1t is a fact well known TO
many that there always has been a very great
cordiality between Mr.. Watson the President
of Erie, and Mr.. Deycreaux, and that those
gentlemen have very high regard for the bus
iness capacity and honor of each other. One
thing is certain, no two stronger railway men
can be found in this country than Messrs
Watson and Devereaux, and o'two men stand
higher as gentlemen of perfect integrity OF
character s"i ".
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Dan Hice'sEgrcat ExpOsIiIon.-T1is year
the indefagtbe Snowman j. the head OF an exhibi.
tioL which In point Of va-tnr=s well complete.
ness OF organization will rank with the most elaborate
Of travelling organizations. j. conrists of Grand
quadrupie alliance consisting Of Dan Rce original
circus aud trained animals. spaulding & Iogers--te
founders Of the famous North American Circus-Hen-
derson kyau's Arena ami Mensgeric and the great
Pacific Circus and Geological Institute. The attract
i've features OF the exhibition museum orantque
natural ard artistic euiiosics "a circus represented
by company cf male and female and are u!c
artsts-selected from the OF the prUics son-l
menagcric stocked with the rarest specimens OF ari
mated naiurc-ncludBs The mO.t gigantic elephant
and the two smalcst spccmLns OF the -I,ocics ever
exhibited in this country; also huge .rhinocerJs-
now under training by Dan Rice and weighing eight
thousand pUunds-and Dan Ei;c's troupe Of educated
snimas-performcd by himself and exempliiyng th,
capacity Of the great Trainer in developing tie ,a7.
ciOus instinct of the brute creation. The whole l. to
be exhibited in di1oi cnt tents but at one price Of I'd
mi s-ion to the whOlehfty cents for adults tw ety
FIVE for children.
The mammoth concern will exhibit in Ashtabuls on
the ith Of May, and in the forenoon there will be d
long and glittcring parade, headed by Spauidng s.
Rogers Apo0nicon band team, drawn by forty horses
-four abreast, driven without aid and controlled b.
Major Derth, who Is justly esteemed the champion
whip Of America.
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J. tKTNCsyILLE-April aad. 1s7s.

Editor Ieieg'nph- Friday evening"
AprilalSih-Rev. II. II. Wells tinishcduph phts
lahors With us, closing with the sermon
drawn,4ron, The great-founian of Cineinnaf1
whichltiiihk was also given at your place
The honsc was .fi1lcd to-ns' 1Itniosr capacity,
and tine attention given, as-shown by the still
ness hat rrigned, proved an abiding Interest
TO he,iIrhrers, and The hope is that the sub
ject may, through tLe seshiiil, do its ofIiqs
work ,ipd lik'' Tie gpod. !setd.spriug up anil
bring Gnrtil bouniitully- The whole OF tie
time list weeknp 10 Frid y. evening was T5llg
occupied in daily andeycping' mrcftiss Mi,
Wells preaching each7 evening, The1weck
sums up its harvest of more than golden re-
suits, and we have the satisfaction Of believing
with hundreds of others here, that throughout.
eternity this lapse of two or three short
weeks will stand out as one OF the most i'm
portant eras in our existence: Something over
one hundred names are on the Covenant, be-
ing such as have started in the Christian life
This week, Monday and Tuesday evenings
meetings have been held, and aside from short
discourscs by the pastors of the different
churches, they have been what may be called
praise meetings, and they have been well at
tended and the interest seemingly unabated
with new trophies and additional inquirers for
the way, embracing very many young men.
Mr.. Wells has. gone out from our midst en-
balmed in our hearts, and his complete fitness
for the work assigned him by the Cleveland
Presbytery, is attested by all, and yet he only
counts himself us humble instrumentaity,
effective as he may be. ~
1MPRovEMENT.-we notice very much of an
internal Improvement in the Freight Depot
here-it having undergone change that rem
ders it much more convenient, as well as being
neat and tasty, and o. ]. Dingee the agent,
tells rs that they some expect new Passen-
ger Depot this season. 1t is to be hopedin that
event we may have one stylish enough, or OF
that commanding appearance, that will stop
some more express trains here and thus con-
! venience the public. on.
New WAeGoN. Our ''home institution
meatwaggon George Richmond, proprietor
is now presenting q very neat appearance, ant
has, witlial, a business look, and we trust
good, tender beei-steak, and with an accom-
moeatng spirit and fair dealing, will result il
| a liberal patronage @.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

A History Of the progress of the salory
matter will be found In an extra which we pub
lish this week II Is complied from Tie ON.
cial report Of the proceedings as published IN
the Giobe. Each vote and the paris taken BY
each member, and especially by Gen Garfield,
may be readily seen. Those. therefore. who
care 10 understand ibis history, can rely upon
the accuracy aud fidelity Of this compilation.
We commend II ~ The attention Of the reader
Besides this, there Is u page Of interest
Ing reading which viii be felishrd by tie
general reader. Having smtll surplus VI
these supplements, any one not a subscriber,
will be supplied, on application.
tB~ The Wclland Canal was opened to nav
igatnn on The 2lsi
~ Six thousand square eet more Of space
have been yielded American exhibitors at
virnpa, aud their articles will be received uD.
Ill June I0.
IT, There are seventeen Consulaics vacant
and the Government proposes, in accordance
with the Civil-Seryiee rulc-, TO subject appIi.
canis to n competitive examination.
tz- Gov. Kellogg makes light Of the refusal
of the McEnery party to pay their taxes. Col
lec'ions, he says, are made rapidly aud easily
and have amounted to 1854 600 in the first
quarter Of this year, against &l33 0CO for the
same petiod last year.
t8- The Canadian Senate has drcid,d that
it Is inexpcdient, in view Of an early CON.
mencement OF the Canada Pacific R,ilway
,nd the relations of British Columbia, To the
Dominion, To enter into any such disngreea-
i'ic inYest igaiOn as has b,cn proposed, az
tanned.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26
April 23rd.

The next meeting of the L. & A. Co. Educa-'
tional Association will commence at the High
School building in Ashtabula, at o'clock, p.
M. Thursday May 1st, at which time lee
ture will he given by Mr.. A. Pickett of
Ashtabula on Friday evening lecture win
be given by MIR. Frank M. Hall of Wilough-
by.
A inlrprogrammee of exercises has been
arranged for Friday and Saturday. 1t is ex-
pected that Hon. T. w. Harvey, will be pres
ent part OF the time. His instruction and ad.
vice are always OF great value to teachers and
all interested In Schools. .,s 80.
Treesschers and friends of Education are COR
daily ipvitsa 70 siiha&. ...s
]. NJ. oLExESs, Chm Lz 49,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

Nanne.--The scow Kampiyc, Capt. Geo.
w PARMLEE, d. W. HASKELL. owner, which
cleared from this port On The 18th for Marble
head, for load of lime stone, went onto
Chickanola Reef on Point Pele Island, just be-
fore light on Monday morning last. 1t will be
seen that she was out of her course, probably
owing TO the atmosphere being filed with
snow, as twill be recolecled that snow lell
through the night. She was tugged off, and
taken into Marbehead, full of water. W
Cleared on the 23rd inst, Schr Juiid Wizard,
Capt Geo. WILSON, light, for Toledo, for
charter .it.ri. .H.. Dr. ..#.4. a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoN- pursuance of
resolution adopted at the last annual meet
ing oflhe Editorial Association of the 17th.
and 19!h Congressional Districts of Ohio, held
at Warren, the next annual meeting of the AS
ISOLATION will convene in The city of Canton,
Thursday May Goth, 1878, and continue in
session two days. 1t is hoped that every edi-
tor and publisher in the two Districts will
make it a point to attend, as the meeting is
expected to be one Of interest and profit TO all
members of the profession.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

GENERous. L. 8. & NJ. S. Company
have recognized the claim of Mr.. d. d. Bur-
NETT upon its sympathy and generosity, and
sent him check for $3.50, and paid beside
his doctors bill Though tardy, this help is
nevertheless opporiune, aud will do much 10
relieve the discouragements OF very worthy
Aad desssyisg person. e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

PAUL O. FonD has materially extended and
improved his establishment Having knocked
out the partition between the front and back
rooms, papered and painted up, and re,arrang
cd and added to his stock OF Trunks, Harness
es and other goods, aud having removed bis
Workshop into rear building, bis store pre-.
sents very comely and businesslike appear.
ance With fine range Of goods and work
of his own make, that will compare with the
best and most tasteful, and wifi PAuL's gen.
erous, accommodating business habit, there Is
no very good reason why SUCCESS aud prosper
ity are not assured.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

THE Band, we understand, appreciates the
promptness ofthe Republicans of Ashtabula
in the liquidation of campaign expenses, and
intin1stes that their example, in this respect
at last is worthy of imitation
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

.SUNDAY-ScHooL IxsTrrUTE.-The second meeting of
the Ashtabua Baptist Sunday Institute will be
held in the Baptist chnrch in Jefferson Thursday
and Friday-May 9Th and 9th, conducted by Charles
Rhoads, State Sunday School Superintendent. Sunday
School workers OF all denominations cordially in
yited to at tend. -t '-' 2 ..
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MARRIED..

In Ashtabnla, April 16th y Rev. l. O. Fisher EMO.
RY o. SLEEPER Of Sheffield, and Mics EVA AMIDoN, Of
Plymouth.
Henry II. MALTBIE and Miss EDNA r. SMITH, all OF
Geneva.
In Unionve, April nth, by Rev. Francis II. Beck
Mr.. EUGENE NJ. WARNER and Miss KATE HUTcuINs
all of Unonville.
In Wayne, April 10th by Newton Young, Mr.. s.
DODGE and Miss MARY JEwETT. all of Wayne.
In Jefferson, by Rev. F. C. WrighL-air GEORGE
HIcKok and Miss MINNIE GILBERT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

DoSArroS.-The friends Of Rev. A. d. MORTON will
give Donation IN the rooms of the NJ. E. Church,
"Wednesday evening April Soth Ali are invited, and
all may expect good, socib time. The ladies Of the
church will provide refreshments Let the Christian
workers be remembered
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

NOTICE is, hereby given, that well offer for
sale until April 2Sth. the valuable House and
Lot situated on corner of Camp and Hum.
phrey st. in the Borough of Ashtabula, rare
chance foI. an investment
n l. ERkDRY. Aihtshu,a,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

The Sentinel tells us that it never copies
anything from the Telegraph unless il is worth
copying. That is a good enough rule, we
should think. but see no good reason why il
should not be made general. 1t would have
the effect to shut of great deal OF nonsense.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

WANTED ! One thousand bushels of Oats
wanted Immediately, for which We will pay
the cash on delivery at our Store.
al ,ri1 ToMBEs & Bro.
Ashtabula, o., April 22d, '73, 3tlel6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

EB- Caldwell, of Kansas, has got judgment
against the United States on a claim Of $780,.
$50 for army transportation in 1866. This
will more than make good the losses in his
unfortunate Senatorial speculation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

The old homestead of j. r. Giddings, occupied by
his son, j. A.. was burned down the night of the
18th inst. A part of the furniture was saved Loss
Q q
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

BAPTISM AND CHURCH MEMBERsHIP.-On
Sunday last there were ~ accessions to the
Baptist church in this village, 10 of whom
received the ordinance of baptism.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

SocIABLE AND SLIP RENTISG.-There will
be asociable at the Lecture room of the Con-
gregationsl Church on Tuesday evening April
eth, at which time the slips in the audience
room will be rented for the ensuing year. All
are invited. a! i f1
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

STRONG FAIrH.-Oue of those Uniyersalists
that have of late come under the denuncia-
tions Of the Rev Mr.. Wells. was asked recent
ly by an orthodox believer, ii he really be-
iieyed that all of the members Of the late Cou-
gress would be saved. Certainly" replied
the Uniyersalist, for does not the Apostle
expressly say that this corruption shall put on
interruption at the last day .st HY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

The New Style Singer Sewing Machine with extra
drawers drOp.leaf. etc. has Tucker. Quilter oxra
Hemmer, &c, &C. that.goc- with it, Any one think.
ing of getting machine cannot but accept ibe invita-
tion to try Of these before buying and thus know
for themselves whether its what they want
r. l.. GROVER Agt. Kingsville Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

JUsT RECEIVED choice lot OF Fremont
Hams, Try them They give perfect satisfac-
lion. Try them if you wish nice ham.
..r .artrf .. ToMBEs BRO.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

An application was read from Contractor
MKenzie, asking permission TO Gu. across the
carriage road AT the east end of the new
bridge, near the site of the old TOLL gate, on
Lake street, and agreeing TO open the contnu-
alton of Round Head road 50 as to accommo-
date the travel between the Harbor and vii
lage Proposition accepted.
On motion, the Marshal was authorized to
increase the size OF the village Pound, and di-
vide it into two apartments. Also, TO make
the Lookup more secure by barring the win
dows, and more sweet and clean by purging
the cells.
Old Council adjourned and new members
presented themselves, and were sworn in.
They were L. A. Hitchcock, Henry Apthorp
and G. Geoppinger.
The bond of Solicitor Hall-$1 900 in
amOunt-was submitted and approved, and
the oath inducing him into Office administer
ed. '.t ..-.
Street Commissioner Fuller, also submitted
his bond, and took the oath and was fully in.
| stalled into office.
The Mayor called the attention of the
Council to the grading of Main street, and the
-,
interfering with travel
Mayor King submitted list of the Commit
tees that had been selected by him, as follows:
| Gilkey,
On Finance Paulkner'
s,roo,. g. s Hitchcock
| tGeoppinger.
| n p
| Side Walks Hitchcock,
| Gilkey.
/ Pierce,
! Parks Geoppinger,
| .yn.f,) Faulkner,
/ Geoppinger,
| Fire & Water Apthorp,
| Faulkner.
/ Apthorp,
Police d. Police Regulations Pierce,
! .rrf f..Itt .i.-# Gildey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

THE article Oft. E. L." is in hand, but the
space of this No. is too much taken up to af
ford it place. We hope to make room for it
in our next H..r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

CARPETs.-Tyler and Carlisle announce TO
their friends and customers that they are
about 10 add 10 their business n new and large
stock of Carpets direct from tue Manufacturers
which with the new and seasonabe stock of
Dry Goods purchased since the late decline in
prices will be sold very low.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

SMALL EvEReREENs, al years old-Fruit
trees Sc. at the very lowest rates, by the 100
or 1000, call and see for yourself or address
c. G. CHEvALIER. AT the old stand. a
Geneva, o. Apr. 14th 1878.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

A large number of buildings are being erect
in this village and a large number more are
under contract
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

WIN HUMPHREY sold on Monday last, lot
III to Pat Holland, for $500. ..t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

vacant dwelling house in Conneau,, owned by
Lester Griswold, was set on fire the 21st and
tirey destroyed Loss $1,000 insured in the sun. of
Cleveland. h5OO
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DIED.

annonnr Commendatory Notices, hair rate
In Ashtabula, the 2lst inst. WILLIE L., in his
third year, son of Capt. j. l.. Paine. F
Ia Asbtahua, April 18th, ELLA. oldest daugh ter of
Alfred and Cornea Castle, agedS years
In Rock Creek, April 10Th, Mrs. soPnIA A. wife Of
ID. NJ. Gladding, aged 80 years. tii .--.-. D. ..'i
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

SUPERvIsoRs.--W We gave last week an in
complete list of supervisor OF the township, or
such as had been qualified. We now make a
complete list of those elected, and distinguish
those who have qualified at the lime of this
writing, from the official record. Those quail
fled are marked with -
w. A. Church. b. N. Sperry.
Abel Krum Philip Whiimore.
]. d. Hubert Charles Cheney.
p. s. Sweet. i.1r A. Adams
W. H. Land6n. A. BenhaIn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

Mr.. j. F. CASE, of the firm of ]. f. Case &
Co, who sometime since purchased the
PUNCHES property, informs us that his goods
are arriving from day to day; and that in the
course of the present and next week, he will
have them arranged and ready for opening
and the starting off in business. The business
is that of "A first class restaurant, and the deal.
ing in canned and fresh fruits, and general
variety pr canned and other delicacies and
refreshments His rooms are handsomely fit
ted up, and will be kept in perfect order for
either lady or gentleman. or course alco.
holc or fermentcd drinks will find no place
upon the premises, Being connected with an
established house in Youngstown. purchases
will be made in quantities for the supply OF
both houses, and will be sold at prices as ia.
v0rable MS those OF Cleveland and olhcr cities
Mr.. CASE appears to understand what is need
ed in genteel establishment, and is fully dis
posed and able to carry out the object in
view The man and his enterprise, we doubt
not, viii command favor and success. .q .oa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-04-26

To Consumptives,-The advertiser, having beeg
permanently cured of that dread disease ptiou
by simple remedy. is anxious to make known o his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure. TO ell who desire
it, he will send copy of the prescription used (ree
CHARGE with the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find Care for CORsunploH
As'hmd, Br0nchts G..
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
1lsGy Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
1og Penn Street Y p