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AUCTION SALES.

RY LATIMER a CLEARY,
- Auctioueers and Hal K-tns- Braker~
soutnvcs, ourn-r Per nsylyapa and Eiev-
enth street. Star Office g.tdings.
ADMINISTRATORS sALE or HOUSEHOLD
EFFECrS, JEwELRg. &C
N BY virtue Of decree 81 the Suprems nurt
passed IN special term. shall sell, In front q
h. the Auction Reum- n M-ssrs. LstiDer Clea-
IVY, on sATu RDkl, August ASA. common
and chsitels:
watch and Chain, Shirt Studs:
h"i Book; Courage furni. ure; Mattresses
h-fr1gerstcr; China and Glass wsre, sc.
Atrnls cash. NELLIE p CAMERON.
Admini.tratrix.
adsd LATIMER a CbEARY, Ancts
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sspgerB
And every following "WEDNESDAY and sATuR
DAY from New York.
RAYxs OF PAssAsR.-Cabin, $50, 1l00, ana an
fold, according 70 accommodation. 49,
6teerage, $50, currency.
6teerage tickets from Liver oul and Queeustovn
and all parts Of Europe, ct lowest rates Throuah
bills Of ladins given 70 Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pss
sage, apply ct the Companys ONCE, No. Bowfina
Green; Tor storage passage, at No. Ill Breadway
CHAE. G. fRANCKLYH, Agent, New York.
OTIS BIGEL0W, Agent,
Office, 643 street no rtnwest,
nOvlS-N WAshin0tOn n n
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F F511aI sS g51sSsD ~
1tJur s5 fTf THf dEEsf h1E
xsso6iATi6n. AZ Ag6TloE: .,,,,,,., .,
Pursuant e as ct % lid sh .yI
u sell, on M0NDAY, the 1ith day Of August.
1873, the Frame Buildines, Stables and Sheds en-
he atsenfsss q builders and othsr d called to
3 buildings to be removed In I've days from day Of
Twenty per cent. q the purchase money required
q time OF sale.
~ order az Gem o. = BABO0CK,
Ooumissiouer Of Pubic Buiidings.
tylo-eotd LATINBR 3 CLEARf, Anets.
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WAsEzEeroSEas 6 ESRESSk, BOSTON. ANp

The fne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to IT.,
y S'T r,h will Leave s her yharf foot sez
THURSDAY, at .. m, touching ct principal River
Landings, connecting Of Norfolk with Steamship Of
the n. and NJ. Line for Boston and Providence
Freight should be addressed scare Of Lady o. tn.
Late. via Norfolk. Branch ticket once at Knoxr
Express once, sos Pennsylvania avenue
T. M. CROUCH, Agent, 6th-street wharf.
DORSEY CLAGkTT, General Agent,
mh Plants Store, oorper 18th 81. end Pa. ave.
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by DUNOANSON, BOWLING 3 CO., Aucts.
- corner 9Th and streets northwest
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY At
pIPLIr Auction

Will be offered at public auction, on TUESDAY,
@ Asu Valuable % ss at
acres on Rock creek, adjoining KaloIsms on the
Hill Cemetery, Washington city and the PStoma mac
river. It can be laid of sivantageousy in building
Of the finest views in the District FEE
passage of the street renders it accessible and
present the most improving part Of washington.
This property bias on 1t a large mansion containing
eonyeniencts; grounds well laid out, with choice
fruits, flowers, evergreens, &c, and having smoke
makes it in every respect frst,class resdeSc nee,
There is large merchant mill in good order, with
psey ogr per Sag sSs S
water power of Rock Greek. There is also a valu-
be, worked to advantage. This entire property Is
well %i worthy the attention Of speculators.
per cent interest payable semi annually.
For further information inquire Of EVAN LYONS,
as2x pUSSlsssSSESss, ' DGSoH&IINa CO., Auots.
D Auotioneer; and Real Estate Brokers',
Star ONCE Building. '''' '''' u.s.
kEHG IsFaFE oS ofNA sFSEFT
BETWEEN RHODE ISLAND AVENUE AND
k 4 sRFREET AND NINTH AND TENTH sTs.,
- By virtue Of deed of trust dated June 18th "A.
Of On fos
ont XIV i Ss saS n a.. Of e fe
d fRG ~ d IL l. oa
TO eleven inclusive, in square 364, improved by two
two-story br1ck Dwelling houses.
Terms 81 400, with interest from Dec, 18th, 1871,
In six, twelve and eighteen MONTHS with Interest at
be secured by deed Of trust on the property, alO
down en- day Of sale. II terms of sale are net COM
be resold at the risk and Of the deiauing pur
chaser or purchasers.
=. n, EsTAiEgkkEERR, Trustees,
Jyl+eo&ds LATIMER d CLEARLY, Aucts,
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
CIV. sT Af6SkSNNkEf Trustees.
Y9-eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
10y KERRY, DENT & CO.,
- Auctioneers and 9. .mmission Merchants,
Nos. 81 and 81 9th street, near Penna. avenue.
n By virtue of a deed of trust, dated June 18th,
ia; d, 1872, and duly recorded in Liber No. 6S7,
ton county, in the District of Columbia will sell
At pnblic auction in front of the premises on MON
DAY, the 18th day Of August, A. d 1875 at $50
ground known and described upon the plan or plat.
book OF the city OF Washington, D. c., part Of lot
ten 30, in square hundred and ninety seven,
alley 1877 feet Of the northwest corner Of said
lot ten, (l0) said northwest corner being on 10th
street, between and M streets northwest, in said
square one hundred and ninety seven, (lVD and
running thence south twenty seven feet two inches
Gap thence west eighty seven feet, (S;) thence
east eighty seven feet to the place of Beginning
Terms: Qne:thir cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest from day of sale secured by
cost. deposit Of sl0O will Be required as soon as
the property is sold,
,,,s .o,s JANIS R; HAgRovEg, Trustee.
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A UCTIONi AUCTIONIi

Oh account Of changing business, q large stock II
Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancg Goods will be s,hj
on MONDAY, August llth, ISIS. at the stsre AZ
John FINDERS, No. S03 9TH street, between and a
aug7 81 n GoLLMANN.
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(tOH4Hb LOAN OBI1O1. cosnW Il TIA seyee
W. .r N.Y. frs 1880 sn5rsnis on drs m
IN the city. Money loaned q the lovest rstsO
Psss and S 81 Nv VIZ s2c u.:. seo 1s IA
0rntlsusnb olothiHs, CarDsu, end ~ article q
value, yaQ3lru
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CUNARD LINE.

TCNAKD LINZ.
~ NOTICE,
With the view OF diminishing the chances OF COLI
sien, the Steamers of this Line will, henceforth
take a specified cpnrse for all seasons Of the year
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown 10 New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian of 80 at IS Lat
or nothing to the north OF Is.
On the Homsward Passage, crossing the Meridian
Of 80 a Lat, nothing the north Of a. jyH6m
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R1 GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucttaneer,.
~ No. 1OOl, Northwest corner nEh and ID srre>fs

- No. ieof, Northwest cornerssh and d streets.
SALE OF. VALUABLE PROPERTY FRONT
IN9 ON eTRkET NORTH, BETWEEN
srSfIuh AND FIFTH srRKE rs wEsr, AT
n On TUESDAY. the IL h dav of August a.
oeIk m We shall sell, 10 front e the prem
ss, the east 10 fe-t Of oris nal lot =, ia - uAre
Sl. Ihls Its franIs on the sou'h lid of street,
between n and 5th. aud exteTs,s back an AVERAGE
depth OF lt9 feet 10 9 ~ feet paved alley,
Terms. One fourth cash; balance in 1 and ayears
win Interest ~ per cent. per annum, secured by
q sale.
arg7-d GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY DUNCANsON, DoWLIsG q CO., Auct.-.
- Southeast corner 9Th aud ID streets northwes

SALE OF NATHALIE IMPROVED RIAL rs.
STDhTh CAPITOL STREET AND FIRST
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust 20 me, bearing
X gate the Isl aDusry is72. and record III ia liher
-, No OIL, folio 29S, Of the Land X cords for
washington county, ia the District OF Columbia
aug oy ne direction OF the party thereby secured
viii 81 az public auction, in front uf the premises
on EsDA1, the 18th August lS-3, At : I, O'Clock
IN All hhat certain piece Of ground in washing
ton ,l,yi u. G., known aud described sll OF Lot
nun bered two hundred ard eighteen faisl ~ n n
Dllbtrl recorded susSisi Sion of square numbered
nuured and seventy tive l6s5l together wit the
House ~ '' h'i~A
Terms: One half cash; balance In six aud twelve
months, viii Interest at per cent. from daF Of
sale, secured by deed Of Trust upon the property
OonVeysnclng at cost Of the purchaser. SlOO dow a
AZ time o. sale. IL the terms Of sale are not com
pleo with IN hNe days from day of sale the trustee
cost Of defsulifug purchaser
.- MILAN GORDON. ia, Trustee.
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pY LATIMER q OkEARY,
ID Anctioneers and Real Estate Broker.
Southwest corner Of Penna. nyeuue and ifh ssrest'
6tar Once Building.
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eYFlorids has settled down to tea raising.
-, Thirty New York churches are CLOSED for
Nha
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29
Vron uocw cmyU,t.

Ed. Telc0raph Prof Barber, Of Hiram Col
legc, formerly principal Of our school, Is here
on visit
l.. B. Wooleycr has expended some sixteen
hundred dollars In repairing bis prist mill, and
now has II III the most complete running or
der and Is already doing large business.
Messrs Wilcox and Phillips expect TO repre-.
sent the tanning and leather interest at The
Tanners Convention, this week, at Warren
Our treasurer elect is at Jefferson, assisting
in collecting taxes.
Our teachers report that the Teacllcrs lnsli.
tute, WIS very Interesting, and that much val
liable instruction was given.
Our cheese factory has turned into broom
factory, for the winter.
Merchants are paying 30 cents for butter
and % cents for eggs. NJ.
Rock Creek, Nov. 20, 1878.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29
'CHE MARK ETs.
A>htabuIn 1Idrhe'
From the Chicago Tribune
CEygCsEo MAR Efc'y.

The Chicago produce markets were fiirly active On
Monday. bat breadstuiTs exhibited a. slight falling on
chiefly owlrg to ihe prpy pect OF pacidc settlement
with Spain. Mess pork active aud lOI20c per bb
higher, closing al El200 cash. Lard active and
changed, closing at Il 20b1 Is cash. Meats quiet
aud firm at 1D1I FOR green hams. Lake f:elghts
dull and strong. Dressed hogs werc quoted at s. 80
per iG0ibs. Flourwaz more active and steady Wheat
was quiet ana 1c lower. closing firm a $l.iI cash.
and $l.02;sc seller December. CUrp steady and
lg@2ic lower closing strong at Il &c cash and 497sc
seller December Oats dull and 4 lower closing
at 81 &c cash and 31t4 seller December Rye que,
and steady at GJ0G5hc Barley dull and easier at
$1.32lJl .23 for No. Hogs active and firm until
near the close when they weakened about Sc per 100
lbs Sales at $500 i05. The cattle market was dull
and lower, with sales s25ODjU0 for poor to choice
Sheep were unchanged.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

A jury suit Came off on Saturday last. in
which LUCIEN ROCKWELL was plaintiff and l..
r. HILL defendant. 1t was brought upon a
note for some $40 given by The defendant to j.
W. Rockwell, in payment for par of horses,
which note had been b;ught hy plaintiff. The
case occupied the afternoon and evening, by j.
Ii. SHERMAN and w. ii. HUBBARD, ESQ, for
defendant and CHAs. BooTII, ESQ., tor the de.
fence. The refusal TO pay was based upon the
allegation that the horses were not worth the
price demanded, and that, therefore, the sale
was fraudulent The case was argued with
considerable ability, and the young barristers,
for the plaintiff, acquitted themselves swith
much credit, and gained their case, the verdict
being for the plaintiff.
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TIE WEEKLY TIMES.

Tie WEEKLY T1sEs Il undoubtedly the hest papc- for
ihe irmei. Tor the Mechanic and for al who 1--we IN
lpcaIitirs which are only by tky mails IL
c"htam- III a1Hutn 70 tditOrnl cchuiens oB current
topics an excellent condensation on TN: pws - {
the news OF t;u week: The most important
e'ehts both home and fore2n. reviewed vt lengh
ahd tarse quantity U BdttCris giycn pcrlly ' cr
csting 10 The farmer mechqtc Its market reports
are the fullest and most 10 the country TRRM-
-.2.00 per anrum.
Club rates Of the WEEKLY all TO one post Office adj
dress-fite cOpies per ahnnm. 50 Ton copies Der
annuni, $l2.bO Twenty copies, per annun $2l Thirty
copies. per Hnuum <2u. and extra copy 10 paci
club for every club Of fifty. one c, py of the SEMI
WEEKLY TINES to the gettrr-npper OF club.
When the names OF the subscribers are required TO
he written upon each paper OF the club one post
Office ad drers ten cents Tor each copy additional 10 the
above rates
The SEMi-WEERLY and WEEKLY mailed one year to
clergymen at.the lOWest rates.
These prices are nyafiable Remit in drafts on NJ W
York, or r0st 0flcc Money Orders. if possible and
where netaer ol these can be procured send the
ey In q registered letter.
Terms. cash In advance.
THE NEW4YoRK TIMES,
NeW-YOrk t1iy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

No FIGuTING EDITOR REQUIEED.-A
Western editor has put in practice q
plan which will enable all papers to dis
pense with the usual fighting member of
the staff. One morning he was waited
on by the biggest kind ofa fellow, armed
with terrific cudgel, with several and
sundry protuberances sticking out all
around, marvelously resembling Colts,
Derringer's and Bowies, who saluted
him with, "Where's that scoundrel, the
editor?" Our friend said, ale is not
about, but please take seat and ampse
yourself with paper; he will be III in a
few minutes" and hurried down stairs,
at the foot of which he met another man
still more profane and fierce, who asked
the same question in the same language.
"Oh," said the retreating editor, ego up
stairs, you will find him reading the pa
per-" Accordingly, up he went, like a
high-pressure steam engine, letting off
steam at every step. Our friend waited
minute, and such a crash-slam, bang,
oath, curse, objurgation--as if all pam
demonium was let loose. What the re-
suit was, was never known, as our friend
didn't wait,
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T H E S u N.
WEEKLY, SEMI-wEEKLY AND DAILY


THE EEKLY sun is too widely known to require
have already given it iity thousand subseribers and
whice will hope, give it many thousands me re- are
briefly as follow.
II is hrsr-raie rewspaprr All the news of the day
full length when of moment and always presented in u
clear, ineligible, aud Interesting manner.
III II nfei-lhte family paper. hll of entertain
ing and instructive reading OF every kind, but contain
pulous taste b. ..s Isl rre
IL is RrsI'rae story payer. The best tales and ro-
mances OF current literature carefully selected and
egibly printed III it, pages. -1t'-t
IL Il drStlate agricultural paper. The most fresh
aud nstfuetke artlces agricultural topics regularly
appear in tbs department.
II Is AN Independent political paper belonging to no
the election OF the bes' men to office Ii especially
deSoes s energies 10 teexp0sure OF the great eorTu-
tiuus that weak, and Disgrace our country, and
geIher, IL has fear of knayes, and asks faVors
II report the fashions for she ladies' ana the markets
for the men, especially the catleInakets, TO which IL
pays particular Attention,
Finally il is the cheapest paper published One doll
lar year VIII secure fur amy subscriber II Is noA
necessary To get up club In order 10 have THE WEKN
~ ,I,s suM st s rsts ksy cue who sends single dob
eS- We have no travelling agents
THE wEnk Ex sUN .lEisht yazea ....,-
columns Only Sl.W year. No diseontts from thiS
The Semi weekly sun.-sams s,...,
y sun tsaysar sissoept q ~ percent 20 eiss Ssa
Tn~ 'DsiIy SAD IA asgx.s to,l u III III j 4
600 All tie news IL. two = - -sola. an over l20-
80 cents month S q SS' ysss SSsSso99 saSs o9 ss g.
'''SN A'''s'' NE SUN" New York City,
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Husband (who had been out West on
business, and left his wife some blank
checks Mary, | find you have consid-
erably ovcrdrawn Mt the bank" Mary
Nonsense, John; how can that be? Eve
two of those blank checks left yet"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

The pleasure as well as the novelty of wor-
shipping by gas light, at the Presbyterian
church, on Sunday evening last, was not, rs
expected, experienced. 1t was found impossi-
BILE TO complete the connections. AS the even
ing was stormy, and but few out, the disap-
nointment WAS not yery serious
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

The Glycerine Tablets prepared by Wrights,
Perfumers in Philadelphia, is SAID 10 be sure
remedy for chapped hands aud all irritations
of the skin, is finely scented, and is for sale at
SwIFT's drug store,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

PowERs & WICK give notice by bills printed
at this office, that they will deliver anywhere
In the village the Goals ofthe Powers Coal Co.,
the Wick & Wells Co, and Pittsburgh coal,
bv the car load or ton
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

The person who exchanged Umbrellas with
me at St Peters Church on the night of the
confirmation. will please Ielurn mine TO Mr..
Gilkey's store where he will find his own. AS
mine has my name marked on the inside l
prefer TO have it. Il, l.. TRAvER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

FALLING OFF IN EXPORTs.-We have
been importing much less this year than
last; that everybody comedies. 1t is in
teresting to know in what lines the re-
duction has been made, and to what eX-
tent in each. The statistics of British
exports in this country for the first ten
months of this year and of last, show
these points to some extent. The great
est falling off has been in the manufac-
lures of iron. Bar, bolt, and rod iron
has fallen so per cent; railroad iron, go
per cent; and hoop, sheet, and boiler
iron, 3S per cent; pig-iron has fallen off
45 per cent; and steel, IS per cent. OF
silks, we have taken only half as many;
Of cotton goods, % per cent less; of lin
ell goods, l6 per cent. less; of wooens,
only o per cent. less. Wool, on the
other hand, has fallen off go per cent,
and mixed goods in the same proportion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

No house is completely furnished unless it
is adorned with a copy of the little newsboy
picture, entitled Touch him ii you dare" and
all it costs is the purchase of half pound OF
good tea for a small amount of money, at the
sign of the Golden Mortar
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

M'INrYRE Sun Pictures of the Holy Land,
that were, according TO the bills To have been
exhibited in this place on Friday and Saturday
evening last, failed of an appearance, and the
printers bills are unpaid Our Painesville CO.
temporaries have our lively sympathies. We
learn that the company, not having paying
house, "burst up" at Willoughby.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

A thief snatched the p 'cket-hook of G, FLl
linger, an Ohio cattle drovcr on the 90 inst,
from the counter of the Marine Bank, Buffalo
containing q check drawn 10y l.. l.. Croekcr
for So 5000, aud valuable papers,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29
GETTING CLOTHES.

When woman buys an article of
wearing apparel, IL is aIl right. She is
not counscled 10 take IL back because of
this Or HAT defect. She ignores mans
knowledge in the matter, and ho is only
too glad 10 escape 10 make any protest.
Bat when hc upholstcrs himself in any
particular, she gives The articles the most
critical examination, and ia nine cases
ont Of ten hurries him right back with IT,.
Between that mans regard for his wife
and fear Of the merchant, lie loses n
great deal that's pleasant IN ihis world
II is also little singular what yonder-
fnI effect the store whcrc you have made
the purchase has upon the fiji Of the ar
ucle. have known man 10 go back
three times with coat. The first time
il pinchcd him little unlcr the arms.
The dealer had him try il on; then pull
ed il down in the back, stood off aud
squnted at it, aud then sid: "lIow does
that feel nowy'' Y
The man, pcrspiring at every pore,
and feeling that he was guilty, in some
way, Of taking unfair advantage of n
trusting fcllow.mortal, confessed il IVES
'''N' p''iNi' anu NillL OIl.
The next day he appeared, with the
impression that there was no wool III the
cloth; his wife said so. The salesman
gave him such a plying glance, and
whipped the coat over from one side TO
the other SO rapidly, aud talked so fast
about texture and wool, that the miser-
able wretch was glad TO get the garment
back, and get out of the store.
Two days later, he sncaked in again
with the coat under his arm. This time
it pinched across the back. The tailor
bad him try it on again, and then rub
bed it across the back and pulled il nj
the front and said he never saw ANYTHING
fit like that in his life; and tho man
went off with similar belief. He didn't
90 back any more; but he stood in front
of that store, when no one was looking,
and shook his fist through the window
at the tailor and think up the things he
wanted to do to him, but which there
10 immediate prospect of do-
ing. Dmb,uv Ne,rs.
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TIE Semi- lrceE;Iv TIN, es.

TheSgNI-WEgKI.Y THEE contains very careful
epturc Of our fore 20 end home eurtep pouencp an
interesting selectionOf literature from the best
lorciH and domestic DEgaliBc- cItOice variety u
h"ur of going to pre-s 7 LiHs 1870 per auruin.
lub rlier-2 copies. one ytar s5tO: Tn cope rue
year -. and one extra cogy nee. New nance may
be ADDED to ciubs at an! t1e daring tue year. c.ub
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

DEAN & BRADEN Of Rock Creek, announce
to the world by posters printed at this office,
their determination to run off their large stock
of goods at greatly reduced prices in antici-
patton Of a change of firm ON the first of Feb
ruary next
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

A new time table Game into use on the N.
Y g. Erie. Nov 3rd, and its changes, which
are considerable, h I'VE been duly and accurate
ly copied into our table, to be found upon the
inside of this number.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29

LADIES RELIEF SOCIETY There will be
meeting OF the Ladies' Relief Society at the
Presbyterian chapel on Friday, Dec 9th, at
two o'clock, PM BY order Pres't
Miss FARRINGToN, Sec'y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-11-29
ERIE RAIL Way.

ABSTRACT Of Time Table Adopted NoD. Sd, 1872.
PULLMAN'S best Drawing-room and
"A Sleeping Coaches, combining all modern i'm
provements through all trains from Buffalo,
Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls Cleveland and Cif-
cinDau to New York, making direct connection with
all lines of foreign and coastwisc steamers aud also
with Sound Steamers and railway lines fer Boston and
other New England cities.