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PENNS XLVANIA CEN
( TRIAL RAILROAD

ON AND AFTlR II P. p. Sunday MAY
- 1, 1870. Trainsarrive at and leave the
mon Depot, coner OF WRshinton and
Liberty street, as blows;
ARRIVE.
Mail TRAN, 80 ail; Fast Line. 70. lo a
IN WelIs accommodation No. / q. 20 a IN
Brinton Reeomm0daton No l. Z so a m:
wan recommendation No 2, \ SIS IA ;Cin-
cinnati express go m; Jobnstown ac-
eommodation 1000 an; Braddock's &C
commodation No /, 100 D m; PITTSBURGH
express i.3O p m; Pacific express /. so D m !;
Walls accommodation No 3. 2.g5 n m
homewood accommodation No 1881 Mn,
Walls accommodation No 4. $50 N "a
hrinton accommodation No 2, I.IOp IN
Way Passenger 1920 p M.
DEPART.
Southefn express $40 a m; Pacific ex-
press z4Va m Walls accommodation No
accommodation lJa m; BraddoclS's ac9
commodation No /. $40 D m, Cincinnati
express i2.SS p m; Wallis aecdmmodationn
z, ll.5l m JohnstoySn accom- n,odation
4.O5 p m homewOOd accoplmodation nj"
/, 800 p nj Philadelphia express 4. 5O n m.
Wall accommodation No 3, ,S05 m. xjaiI's, n,
scconilnoSatl0n So No :, eSPpm; East Line
The Church Trains leave &alfs S,o.;o,,
every Sunday at 9.05 a. m, Eeachioo pi,ta
burgh at 1895 a. m. Returning learss pitts itts
bnrgh at l2.50p. m, and arrive al WaIIss
Station at 2.lOp. IN, "'4
Cincinnati expEess leaves daily. lso,th
ern express daily except Mon lay. All 9TH
or Trains daily, except SUNDAY.
For further information ahly 10
w. IL. BECKWI1II, Aecn,
The Penpsylvania RailroaN ComAsny
will int assume any Risk Tor hRggagdory
rSpo rsppons ,oi WealNhg APPaIel; am anu Alit their
rspohsibAity V"ue Hundred ~ lai : vkl-
ue. All bAggakce exceeding thaAa olEt
in value viii ~ at the risk of thdk ma
unless taken special contract. A.
A. j. CASSA
enershsRpeffs ntenaent. AltoONt Pa.
JOB WORK neatl y1oIecuIed " lhis ono
q - rss7 sbfs rSsaA
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ON AND AFTlR II P. p. Sunday May
- l, $50, Trainsarrlve at and leave the
mon Depot, coner OF Washinton and
Liberty street, as kllows;
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No. Is Oil City 6.55 a. M; Housewife
7.20; TarF Farm 7.46; Columbia 7.5E; Pet
Centre e.l9 Pioneer $40; Miller 9.25i
Titusville 9.55.
No. 7 Titusville 900 a. M; Cory 1l.25.
No. II Oil City ll.20 a. m; Housewife
ll.45; Rynd Farm 1l.53; Tarr Farm 1908;
Columbia 1910; Pet Centre 1870; Miller
l.25; Titnsville 200; Cory 4.42 p, M.
No. Il Tidioute l2.45 p. M; TTunkey-
willie Las; Tionesta2.4S; oleoPqlis AS; oil
City $40.
(s) Traips do not stop. (D stop on signal.
~ Stop for meals.
Trains 5, 6, 2I and % run daily; all other
trains daily except Sundays,
N. B.-Train No. 10 Is an Express from
I1tusVille to CORY.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CAR 1RtISs.
No. 4 Direct from Philadelphia without
change. N
No. l Direct to Philadelphia without
| charge.
Nos Direct fron Pittsburgh without
! change.
No. 8 Direct to Pittsburgh without
| change.
G. J. HEPBURN JNo. PITCAIRN.
Superintendent. Gsn'l Manager.
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ADDITIONAL srcoND-cLAssrRA1Ns-so,,r,

No. l6 Titusville 2. lOp. M; Mill. 80:
Pioneer $40; Pet Centre 3.33; L uni, n
t.lo; Tarr Farm 4.2S; Rynd Farm 4.S7:
housewife 4.55; Oil City $40.
No. 8 Cory R.l3a. M; Titusvin s.35;
hia 1918; Tarr Farm ILLS; kynd arm
1927; housewife l0.35; OIL Cityi .O0. "'''
No. Is Pet Centre l.2s p. M; Coluinbia
i;il; faTF Farm 2.Q5; Rynd Farm 2. 10:
Rouseville 2.Sc; oil City 800.
: NO. ~ OIL City $50 a. M; ,O.eopolis
~: T25i T.onesta s.54; Trunkeyyille IL. il;
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WOMAN

~ r,n'. u',i.'eh's prae'ee extending t4rou A ,,
many ears haNins within that ur,e t's,' s
R'ns thousand cases CT those disease. n-r,. ".
ols nave been enabled to perfect n,S, ,r,,,s,
ni sstse1bis medicine that meets ,hs i.din,,,a,a
tainty and exactneSS '''' Po>HNe sefl
designate this natural specific compound hay,
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The Republican Ofnce
X EEPs .a constantly on hand large as
Suopenas, Warrants. surnnrars .ssheas,
~h~~S ~ saaA '"
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uCreek&AlIegheny River Ry
soUTnwAnD TRAINS.

{ ~ AND AFTER Monday Juno s. ,s.l,
~ trains Will run AZ follows;
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en-. eAcz's sATkNHH RSsxEoY.


IL IA The uniy h'ris Hf istHImrIit yet invented
with which EHid medicine rAn he carried hi0h bD
aud pe;JsefsV 6fp9cd 10 al leIts Of The aArctrd ma
sal pa agcr, anj ilrs chAnheTs or cavities cont
mauirStins ihesc with. in Which sores and ulcers
frequently exist. and fsnn which tie cslarfhal dis-
charge generally pruettd-. The want sa success
In treating fa'Arrh hsretpf0re has Niscn lAisely
from the inpisSibty uf spplyn remedies TO
these cavitics and chamhers by any Of the rIdi-
nary IHcihOds. This obstacle In the way Of C-
f,ctng cnns l. entirely Overcome hy the invpnti, u
N the DOHehc. lB asinatai. instrument, The fluid
Is carried BY Ito onn weight ma snufhnR ietcing CT
pumping helAg required up one foriill IN n flill
sently moving stream toihe hlshs' portion Of tie
Aasal PASSAGES, IassrS into ana Thoroughly cleans
esall the tnbrS aud chambers connected herewith,
and fSss quito tue opposite nost,il, l'snse u pleas
ant, aud 50 simple that tthn Vth understand
IL. Fall mud cxpIicis dtrcCtIOna ac-
company each Instrument. Whrn used with ibis
Instrument. Dr Sagc's Caiauh Kcmtdy eures re-
cent attack Of "COId la the mead - BY
Sym,sto niS oI Catarrh. Frsqn,nt head.
ache discharge falling irio THREAT, sonetnrs pro-
fuse. watcry thick mucns, purniciit.u unclsivc &c.
In Others dryness. dry, watcIy, WAX prin1lBicd
eyes. stOppngup ar Obstruction Of nastl passages,
ringing In ears, deAfncfs, nav King and rOuehiIg
to clear tarlat, ulcerations. seabs fnun ulccrs,
yoiei altered nasal twang' 9henthe sr'aih, i'm,
paired or total depriyltidn Of sense ef snnll ard
taste, dizziness, meulal depression. ats nf apIe-
tte, indigestion, enlarged tonsils. iickhg cough.
&c. Only few Of these symptoms aIe likely 10
be present In any case Al one time.
DDr. Sage's catarrh r. niedy, when
used with DR.. Plorce,s Nasal DIuche,
and accompanied with tho constiiut toal treat.
ment which 10 Recommended in tie tampllct
that wrap. each iIottle of the Rcmedeis per.
tect specine for this lnathsOnc di-eN and tie
proprietor Pp oilers n good faith; s2OkIewnTd
sndpleasAnt to uiccssntaining Ne sFep, Or canstic
adrHgs or poisensh The Caiarrh kellsd. "a 1od at
y ss.'' D9sc, ", q 20 cents ,i; a. Drug
:S1f:R. S: Of 60 ees.s III w. y; Z, i'cl N. b.'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

REAb EsTATE At .AUcTIor.-The grand
opening auction sale Of the City Extension, by
The Hsfbor Real Estate Company. will take
place on Friday, Sept S0ihs at one o'clock, n.
NJ, oh the premises. This company will offer
their, splendid subdivision Of some 400 lots,
ffonting nearly half mile on our main Iiar,
bvr road, directly opposite the fine PROPERTY
owned by the Granite Improvement Compa.
ny and In The Immediate vicinity Of the Docks,
Round. House and other extensive improves
naen.s being pusbed Forward by the great, NJ
val corporations ccntcring here, and compel.
ing fol- The large anu Increasing trade at this
port Here great COMMERCIAL, shipping, aud
manufacturing interests are bound TO center
Look at our geographical position-ncarly
midway between Cleveland ana Brie, and "a
miles nearer Pittsburgh than either. dJ 10
the sale and be convinced that no place in the
country offers greater inducements for invest.
ments than here. Ten years hence, popula.
tion Of 10 to 30 thousand will find homes and
employment here and property will be worth
as much per front foot as whole lot Is worth
now Here Is chance for speculation rarely
offered. A. w, ALwARD, Auc'r,
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New YopK Cry S,.nt 1h,h


Kesas HEED u Son e. In your issue on the
18th notice an article of the arrest uf man
In Cory by the name Of Sweet, for passing
counterfeit money, which AS the Oil regions has
been my home for the Last few years, created
some interest in your burg. 1 Can say if the
man arrested in Cory gave his name as Hen
ry Sweet and that is his Correct name, that
there are certainly two Henry Sweets, for l
left the oil regions the 25lh of August, and
came to this City to make it my home for the
present, and am proud to say that Il never
did pass any counterfeit money" and hope
that may never think Of getting my living in
any such business.
Thanking you very kindly for the space thus
occupied in your last issue. remain
Respectfully yours. Henry SWEET.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. F. ANDREWS, of Rock Creek, an EN-.
ployee of the A. Y. s. p. Company, has the
honor of running the first passenger train ia
to Ashtabula on that line, as engineer. That
train inaugufated an ephoch in the history OF
Ashtabula, which will nu doubt make II and
those that regulated its motive power, mem,
orable.
Landlord FIELD, of the Park House, Ober.
lin has made flying visit to this place with
In day or two. Some one wants TO buy out
his hotel, aud he seems undeci ded whether or
not to accept the offer made.
Mr.. GEORGE RooT, of Kansas, is with his
lady spending some time in town and reseiv-
Ing the greetings of old friends.
oE0HsE BRvoHs, who has been stopping at
Mesopmotania for year or two, was in town
tue other day looking for house, expecting
again to make himself and family residents OF
Ashtabula.
d. w. Haskell, has gone East for his fall
and winter supplies, and we are assured that
he will show the people stock worth look.
ing at on his return.
Our JUNIOR has gone on trip East, for
week or so, and left lis the largest liberty Of
running the establishment as best we can
and putting our energies to the test. II We
get along smoothly aud successfully, we shall
endeavor to hold our complacency Iu proper
ohech and becoming meekness.
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Sept. l4th, 1879.

7soenty Thoasand Eeagaes Under tie Sea, is
abook equalling any famous fiellous in inter-
est and graphic power of description. 1t pur-
ports to be an account OF explorations made
by three men under the seas;zwhat they saw
what they did, theft estape from wonderful
and inexorable sea monsters, &c.,-a as thrill
ling and terrific as the most ardent sensation.
alist could desire. There are hundred and
ten drawings by French artists; and these are
remarkable as the text. II is all marvel
one being tempted to believe In all the state
ments from the air of probability that sur.
rounds them, backed as they are by scientific
knowledge applied to the suppcsititious in :
cidents narrated. The Arabian Nights En-.
tertalnments' can scarcely compare In interest
with this volume In its wealth of invention n
power of imagination, and profuse display Of
the werd and exciting, it is unapproacha6lc by
any work that we recall.
Dir. RHEN, is canvsssing this township and
will supply the work.
FREE AND EAsY.-We have received pam.
pblet containing "a free and independent
translation of the first aud fourth books of the
Aenied Of Virgil" in He&ametef and Pen.
tanner, with illustrations. Ii is very humor.
GUS and witty parody. and the illustrations are
especially amusing. We commend It to our
college friends. To be had for twenty-five
cents AT the Winstead Herald office, Winstead,
Conn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

LITER ATf.-Mr w. ID. HowELs. editor Hf
the Atlantic Monthly, has been for some days
on visit to his home and parents in
Jefferson, and we see it stated that his pres.
eace there has brought together galaxy
of literary stars-such as the poet Longiel.
low and his three daughters, james Russell
Lowell, the poet and essayist. Charles Dudley
Warner, the genial philosopher, and Miss
Annie Howels, literary editor of the Chi
cago Inter- Ocean, and Mrs. Mary Fields, the
sparkling newspaper correspondent and Mag
aZinist
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nAnRtED.

IN Etle September 9TH. by Rev hF R,mb,u MI,
y0Bh u. WHETnoRE, TO Miss BEI1k Bliss both Of Asb
tabuH. ''' wv" W nv"
. II Ashtabhh sett. 18th. by Rev. A. d. Morton Mr
WV. BURTON Of Cleveland, and Miss NINA B,aRx1
Of AshiabuIa. ~ "o"Dhh
In Plerponi, Sept. 18th, by Rev. c. Peton. Mr. sry.
hOORE OF PierpOnt. :"
~ Rome Sept. 9TH, by IT, q. Ackiey. ED Mr. s,o,s
yrrr BEckwirH OF New Lyme aud Miss ALICE G
In Morgan. Sept f1th. by Rev d. Rowland Mr. Ia
Morgan. " w"
IERBkF GUTHRIE and Miss g. Mar srgyESs.y ali ot
COnneaut. " "
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1EFFRElsON ITRma-

The Thompson House, Jefferson, memora
bio throughout this region, at least, for il
comfort and good cheer, has been closed fol
the present by the retirement of Capt. FooTE
It's hate landlord. The place, as we learn from
the Sentinel, is for sale, but If not sold soon
our old friend ThoMfsoE, will again assume
his old position and reopen it.
FRANZ PAYNE has traded the house recently
purchased from J. G. Howard, to P. G. Ans
den for his farm In the south part of Jefferson
One of the village papers of Ashtabula an
nounces the arrival for fen m,nutes in thai
village OF the great singer, George +. Root
The press OF that town ought to station mar
at Leeks restaurant al The depot. They could
then announce quite a number ol important
arrivals and departures every week.
The Sentinel says that.
We learn with pleasure, that N. E. FRENcH,
ESQ, is believed 70 have passed the crisis oi
his.disease and now shows pleasant evidence
of getting up. I'd.
The people of Jefferson were startled By an
alarm of are on Friday last, caused by blaze
on the roof of Walkers nsaeiine shop. Il
was promptly quenched by the 6re company
The Sentinel informs US that tbe monotony
of the SsmfiHel Office and surroundings, had
the effect upon an cid donkey hhched in front
one day hsst week, to induce him to leave fot
home, Eagleviile, with fatal earnestness TO the
vehicle to which he was attached, W
THE COUNTY FAfR at Jefferson We were NOT
able to attend, but hear a favorable report
from those who were present. The weSthei
was good and the numbers present consequent
" large. The show of stock wss, as usual
very good and the equine department was un.
usually good sssd Gle trotting attractions were
well appreciated by horse men. The othel
departments were usually well supplied, sai
the whels Thing gratifying success -''s'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

The ,ais N lots At the barbor Is now def.
hi,ely announced, as Shl be seen BY local
notice In this paper. A large suendanee Is
expected from other sections, and e,chfsion
trains from Youbgstosn. GIrsrd and Vienna
VIII be run Tor the accommodation uf those
who wish TO be present.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

NEW School HoUsE-Tbe dumands Of the
school are fof more room. which can only be
had by another school building, az II now
seems and this the Board propose to put tip
" the electors Of the school district viii nu.
Ulorise tile outlay Of $1,000 for the purpose
This ia matter that Touches the pocket
and thetefbte the call for a vote, 10 be fOunG IN
this pabet, is Of interest.
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sAkBROOk,

fsdttor Telegraph This town and commu-
nifty has been in an excited condition for some
days, in consequence of the circumstances aud
death of Miss Lotte Wharnby, whose demise
was noticed in the last Telegraph. A friend
less orphan, with no relatives save young
brother nearer than New York City, yet her
quiet life and unassuming manners had called
around her host of friends, whose attentions
were unrclenting during her last hours of
fearful suffering, and whose hearts burned
with indignation as they witnessed the agony
OF this childish victim of folly aud wrong.
Her body was borne to the grave by gentle
hands and on the way 10 the church the coffin
was carried into the house of Deacon Maltby
he being an invaid-whose ward she was
that he might once more view the features of
one he had regarded as daughter. Six young
ladies, the daughters of our most respected
cicizens, arrayed IN deep mourning, followed
the remains TO the church and grave in the ca.
paciiy Of mourners, and whose grief was sim
ccre. Rev. w. w. Foote officiated on the oc.
casion. The child had found a home in the
family of Mr.. Chapman of Mechanicsville.
We learn that the relatives OF the deceased de-
clare their determination not 10 let the matter
drop yet.
James Van Allen has sold his residence to
Mr.. Browns of Euclid, for $1,000
Rev. III. Williams. the newly appointed
Methodist minister, has arrived and entered
upon his pastorate. We are glad TO hear that
they have preacher who is neither farmer,
doctor or book agent, and We earnestly hope
he will receive general and cordial support.
Don.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

Besides the list of appointments of Preach
ers by the Methodist Conference given last
week from memory, we give the following In
addition from the published list.
Richmond-P. O'C0nnor.
Morgan-H. N. Stesrns.
Kelioggsyille~5. b. Grover.
Lenot-0. s. st. John.
Windsor and Mesopotamia--T. ]. Baker
Orwell and Colebrook-J. W. Anderson.
Williamsfeld-T. B. TAFT.
Gustavas and Kiusman-P. W. Sherwood.
Liensville-C. w, Foulke.
Espyville--A. II. Rich.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

SPERRY q kkssoN. of Rock Greek, Is an
enteYprising firm of furniture manufacturers
and dealers. They have a moderate stock of
work on hand and busy themselves in Masking
up 10 order. Some ot their work compares
fsvoIably In taste, style and workmanship, with
the better kinds from eastern markets. They
are provided with steam power, and by It's aid
are enabled to range prices below most CON-
petiioTs. They should be thought of by those
In want Of furniture 10 that vicinity.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

TIE ANDoyER FAIR had a couple of days of
unpropitious weather. but the last one was
pleasant, and the compeiiiion and turnout
good. Mr.. CoLsAx. being upon the ground,
held brief and pleasant talk on Fairs and
fair matters, which was well received.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

New TfnE Table on the A. Y. q p. read
takes effect on Monday, 2snd. Besides other
changes, we are 10 have two Trains each way
10 and nom the harbor. The table, corrected
TO correspond with there changes, will be
found on tie Inside dr tllls number.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

Mr.. ]. q. BEACH has sold an interest In his
furniture establishment TO Mf. p. ID. DoTr. OF
Conneaut, and the firm will be ]. s. Beach q
Co. This arrangement will give more strength
to Mr.. Beaeh's elbow, if that be needful. MIR.
Doty having both energy and capital.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

The Democracy of Ashtabula Co. are re.
quested by their Chairman, II. o. Rote, Esq,
to meet Ia mass convention at Jefferson on
Saturday, The 27th Of Sept, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
for the purpose Of placing in nomination suit
able candidates FOR county officers to be sup.
ported at tile ensuing October election.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

AsEEsTEp.--A couple Of brakeneB IA fhc
employ Of the lake Shore Co., were arrested
NJ bnhAlo the other day for stealing butter
nom freight tsaia IN Cleveland. They were
"ironed of" and taken TO the latter city for
e.aninasien While on route the wife of one
o. me thieves, pennyless woman with an
infant in her arms, entered the train and. wItls
tears streaming. told The stoyy OF hep dcs,itu-
ton, In the presence Of the dishonest wretch
who had caused ID. and who listened 70 II
without maniiestipg. shame. A purse was
made up for her by the sympatlaing passen-
gsFs.- AsAys 80 e.... .iAs,t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

CoUEcrt met on Monday evening, present.
Mayor, Clerk and full board OF Councilmen.
The Town Clock Committee reported favor.
ably on the itemoSal Df the clock from the
tower OF the PresbyierIan church IN ths, Of
the Methodist, and the starting II again upon
i,s mission. A proposition that had been sub.
rniued, 70 Increase the salsfy OF the police,
was passed upon, and the salary raised from
soc 10 900 month, beginning with next
month, 10 avoid all shock TO public and pollti
cal virtue on the score Of back pay.
A petition from Dick Radfofd was sent In
for The sale OF g gore Of land lying between
The Radford saloon and Firemen's Ttall.
A petition was also sent In by NJ. W. Has.
kell, renewing the prayer for the vacation Of
so much OF Spring street as might be occu pied
by Hight OF stairs 80 inches wide by which
TO reach the second story Of ID. W. Haskelrs
building, for the accommodation of the Ma.
sons.
Both petitions were referred to the street
committee,
The following bills were presented and or.
deted paid
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

The man with the einnamoA bear. who has
at least on one OF Two occasions been eaten up
and diges,ed by bis bearship. passed through
town again on Monday last on his way west,
The excitement among the school children
.-.s tfuhounded
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20
lraiirohu Matters

The A. q @. W. Railroad bed Is being pros.
ecuted with vigor, as we learn from The
Meadville Journal, for the laying of the har-
row gauge. New Locomotives Of the narrow
track are already being purchased and are 60
Ing west in preparation for the change.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

Ashtabuia sends the present week two STU
dents to the Western Female Seminary, OE'
ford, Butler Co. Ohio-Mtss MARY KEITH,
..snd Miss EMMA CHARTER. both heretofore
CONNECTED with our public schools.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

The Rev. Mr.. DAILY, Of Painesvilisr sup
piled. by way Of exchange, the desk sf The
Cong'l church In this place on sunday last.
Mr.. D'sEep1taiion b sueh that nanny who knew
nothing Of this arrangement weua have been
pkeassd 70 hear him
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

CEDAR Posrs-L. G. NEwRLEs cargo of
posts aud shingles. are intended for sale, and
. 10 soon as they are stocked In yard, we sup
pose We shall be called upon to advertise them
and the locality of ealet .s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

will run excursion trains from Warren TO con-
meet with the Lake Shore trains This compa-
ny Is also furnishing commutation tickets for
Nay passengers between stations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

Hon. L G. Jones, of Warren, has been unan-
imonsly renominated for State Senator by the
Republicans Of our adjoining District and T.
j. McLain Is nominated for Representative
rom Trumbuli tuunty.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

STRAwRKRRY BEDs.-Mr. ELIJAH Bliss Ia
doing good work in supplemeniing the gar
den potato patches with strawberry plants. -
THIS will put the bugs at fault next season.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

The Ash,sbula Baptist Association held a
session at Cslebrook last week. The attend!
snce was very good. Rev. Mr.. Fisher, Dea.
Brooks and Emory Luce represented the
church of Ashtattils.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-20

Notice was sNeR BY Hx Apthorp, that an
sxdiaasee wousd be submitted for extending
sks limits OF the corporation TO helake. The
question naturally arises-cau the limits Of
shs incorporation BE- changed BY mere ordi.
sipasssof cosaeil :; sa i