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recommendations havo passed M tho 1ltp wiud, and
Tho aovcrnmcnt Inns Invested In t,o Union pacino
Fatlsond $17 a0 In rcr cunt boaa tHatea to a1
s sory noy of hS w ns s a II t
and ncrest s.a n bu rrurnct! tn hc United stAtrs
nroso s f" sa tint nut ~ a" rr @ ta Il, yH t
Unltcl aates, except IN ho nllrrc tnehols lsnre!n
.ftet narel, what follows n I'll. vat ssw q .lo
sino,,,,s Of thu nytelne,,.7 Tho Government Inns nI-
prorr!ntca many sltlons ot dollars fof tho nenca IL
puSie soo Tho senefa sas "ss sspsead IL
po.s an GsS IT, no dns1 ~ o s L In
part my tho insercH on tho novern,nent bonds tsauci
y a Of tts nor roye t9t .s
tin worst Of thu caso7 Two departments Of tho Coy.
eEnunont laro Furnished answers to tl'a question.
SAyINGS TO GOVERNMENT,
Tho losshlasser.d dcncsal ntates, in communication
10 the 1oso Of Representatives. IN to resolu:
tssS,ss s e ss % d s s 81 a ry @ s rss 5ss es ss
psny for tho years to to 1872 Inclusive tho Cow
sfasnt bad si a"a sh9 sln a na' as rG% ~.
;a{o .hs ior ths sa,no ~ tin;
to Or ncthhpS lss oono @ q the otIR 70
a us IL sion ss III e ls areot 's savs 10 Sos
atat.s In salt communication that It
should ho borus n in H. taat tlo ma sossase ~ the
clio Coast IL inconiparnbly spe1or to tho previous
aervics under tho contract which expired " ls6s
Ban Francisco, CAL, was sixteen aayafor eight mouths
from Apr!l 70 N9sorbse INCLUSIVE and tWsn;y. toHr
road rouo Tho time, tic year rouu Is less titan four
and half days."
War communicated to the lIo,so Of Representatives Ct
tho Cougreas Of thu United sateo, ~ annwer to
snsp, @ e st A1S n9 stsf Gs e gs: III Mss
% rsse a ~ slses is :, i
large III that department Of tue 1blic serv1en.
Making m ayeraao II sav1nga on hovoral rontes of
TRANSPORTATION heretofore use he ta!cs tho th,s
poration e Of IT, fTsIsht M ovvd by tlo Uaen eo
1o s'a 'M s e. snoMn o sa
Jan. 70, 1873, would 10 Rs folows
The tutal eatin,atol cost Of moving tho
sEoops aud supplies IL, Ry sage and wagon
suulesen Est''ted te a5ah G. sf :ei
Government to juno % 1879, upon Tho TRANSPORTATION
tho Union Taciap lallroat anlountrsl 10 ijl357055
Upon tho namo haals tho saving to tho Guyernneut
t5o tas S5a y, sorsr 4,. TO- sops,nss ls7 amounted to
as weight carried uas emily equal 10 that tEnnsporiel
previous 70 tho con.tr.ctlon Of tho road: but III fact
formerly transported by ssage that tho rial saving
taking weight aione as the baeia Of calculation, Las
Tho % statement rom tie War Department above cited
5ano %, LIE, wan ssSo5 ss4 4. sn'i raa tlo anie
hns tat aurng e Pa't two
tho transporlation Of postal matter Of troops a!orc
ee, has bcall at the rite Of s. per ann4m
tncreaso in amounts carried from yahr to ycar, tho
rasing during tho thirty ycara teoing tho tlWo for
, 1874-12-15

Irp,n tAe Dstrott ktee Press,
IAo other dny, woll ll-droascd strnngor, carrying
hand yaliso, called 4nto lfe-insurapco office
and inquired II tho. agent waa in. Tho agent
eamo forward. rubbing Ills hands, and tho stran-
gor aAketss
" Do you talo ltfo-insuranco risas hcro:"
!" Yep sir; glad to SEQ you sir-sit down, Blr, y
replied t!1o agent.
''What do you think OF lifo insurance, any,
took off hiB Lat.
ITS u national blessing, uir-an institution
Which ia Looked upon with auycroicu fnyor hv
ayoty qnlIshtouea man md woman ii Anarioa.h
:, "Illata what Two always thought" pnawcrod
tho mill, >, "Does your company pay ita loases
"You, sir-you, BIT. 1, you wore injured will,
wife check wltllln week"
i "Ooultlnt ask for anything batter thau that"
No, sir--.no. sir. Tho ,notto Of cur COIL
pai'y IL: "plolnpt pay and honorable doaliu::."
,'i.at' n9w y; much. Will $4,000 policy cost' ill.,
qu!trT9a the stranger otter long paauao:. .
Your era-letH nee--aay as. 4 policy on you
would cost at10 tho frat year."
"Thas'h reasonable enough"
~, Yen, that.H what VIC call low, but ours is a
strong compony, 'dooR safe bunlnass, aud n-
yests in only first class socurtieB. II YOU aro
thlrklnE or takilig out policy let mo tell ron
tint ours th tho best and snfest and ovo., tho
asents :l oi rival companies will admit tho truth
III, And WHOM dc ny vito will got lcr 1nouoy
III gllarantoo that. my dear Sir"
- "MlA A ~! ~ Hot 4 dividend oYosy year?''
=, 1oa, this In mntnnl company and part Of
Tug rroith como bacl Il to tho pollry-llodera."
"Al,d y won't cost mo but sl10 for 4 policy
OF ?b.u00?"
"Tl,at's tho figure, aud It's as low "a yon cnn
&C.. aaio Insurance. anywhere Lot mo write you
o'ls 81 policy You'll never regrat it,"
I!ioms tho blanks s'poso3" anitl tho htra1,-
gors pointing to tho doslt.
J.. "iiea," replied Tho agent as lo hauled ono up
aySlall i % nut 81, M anpIRleaion:" I Rsa1ii ' W"
!, 10, Euoun won't i4ku n>y tn-.lay" replied
1o stranger, ia llo ,,Mlorkci lis vnlise, 'bnt If
you "ant aoulolli,1s Thai Will tsko thnt wArt OH
fnus no'o Inside OF week Two Eu it right horo,
lth good tor oorns, bunionu, tootAucho, earaeAe,
hpratflB-"
lta was placing hiH llttla bo!tio on tho tac,
Wholi tl!e nt.Y't raarl,o< over asl!l ioos him by
t!'e Shoulder mud hoaraaly whsnerc,l: "ig yon
aah Was!t ta h1cp.no t.url'so you WON'T bp two
minutes gotttng cut Ut llogo."
Aud 10 wasn't.
, 1874-12-15
SPAIN.

GEN. WUuEUEU.
LONDON, Dec. IA dispatch from Ban Sc
hastian adm,ts that Con. Iona has boon wounds
cd, but represents that his injuries aro slight,
aud ho IL cxpnttcd to rncovor within II wcuk,
Tho nnplaew Of aIaIshnl sorraho WAS Killed in
tho recent battle.
, 1874-12-15

Special Dispatch to Tie Ch,caao Tribune.
Mct3nEuoA, H., Dec. 14.-At Poatvll'e, H., ct
o'clock tl,iH morning, tho Alerohant'a Hotel,
r.lu by John Ferguson. causht fro End vas
totally destroyed, tho guosts barcly escaping
with their lives. LOSE. slU.0U0; no insurance.
, 1874-12-15

MASlrnwoc, Wis, Dec. 14.--A fro about l
O'clock Sunday snerning destroyed tue tannory
Of dnttoman Il Co. Tho loAa on tho bniltliug
aud stock IL from 81, 900 to $4,000. with but
hnall insurance,
, 1874-12-15

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 14.-O. H. BtockeIl l.
Co.. limo and stucco doalors. occupying threo-
story building in Broad street, were burned out
at o'clock Sunday morning. stocx insured for
$4,000 mud 2,soO in tho Slate md Tennessee
was insured In tho Co1nrnercia1 for "a, ,OG0. i,
FIauklend 4 Co., dry-gooils dealers. Union
atrect were also burned out ut p. m sunday.
Stock partial loes !; Insured for S2,00O In eao!
tho Home. aern1ania. American, Hartford, and
Queen, uud 81 600 oil building in tho Etna
, 1874-12-15
SWITZERLAND,

TEnR1nrE ACCIDENT OH MOUNT ST, nrnuAnn-
LosS or sIyES LIyEH,
Tho Journal dc Geaere contauY tho following
neuomt ai catastrophe Which lu.s Just occurred
on Mount Ut. Dornalu:
"On Nov. 70 1t wfa r,lmnrct1 ut Ron TINT d
.TlgAtful aec!dcut Ind hnpponal q tew ljlouotrca
, 1874-12-15

STEAMSHIP WRECKED.
HOMO KoSos Dec. 14.-Tho steamship Mongo],
from shanghao for New York, las been wreck
cd, and sixteen persons periallcd.
, 1874-12-15
Suspended,

NEW Yonx, Dec. 1I.-Tl,o .Erpubllc newspaper
llaA H.mponled publication, tho last number lav-
lug bneu Issued tt,..aay. AIR. AoF'olt,. tl!e ro-
pro1siblo etlitor or thu paper, has hcou i'll ut
4umo for two wceky puHt.
, 1874-12-15
THE huDSoN RIVER ri fsED.

poucukEErslE, Dee. 14.-llcports from TIP tho
Hudson tonight htato that tho river IL couo.l ut
Castloton, aud thas loo Ia making faat at all
pQluta.
, 1874-12-15
SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, Dec. 5.-A revolutionary outbreak at
catnmarca, Peru, Was qlollea afles twenty-.lroo
peraons wore killed aud forty wouutlod
, 1874-12-15

1'oAroH, Dcu 14.-elartiu l.. KoLth Il Goa
shoo factory. at I.ynu, WAS burned OH Saturday
night: The 'aas IL $ll5,0u0; tho insurance,
e75.doo. Ncarly 200 banda are thuH thrown out
Of employment,
, 1874-12-15
the WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 14.-ror tho Upper
Lake legion andtho Northwest, generally clear
weather will prevail, with aouth or wcst winds,
slowly rising temperature, and falling barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-12-15

1scfNl:tl l7iNEa|ch 70 TAs CAtearo 1TibuHt.
DEs NolSEs, Ia., Dee. lA,-CAa,lau Howard
wau suntoucod to-day for lite In tha pouito.ltIs-
ry for The murder OF John johnson, Tho rot.
teuco was rocelyel with shouts of applause.
, 1874-12-15

O1Sc1NsAr1, O., Dec. 14.-A tiro at Brighton, a
suburb OF this city, ut i very early hour this
morning, destroyed seyon franc dwellings occu-
ipad by German families. Tho total Ions is
about 3l7 ,000; insured III tho Ger1,anin Mutual
for 81 400. Tho origin Of tho fro liz supposed
to hive been a spark from locomotive. The
tamos spread will, auch rapidity that many Of
tho occupants of tito l,ol,Hca woro obliged to
escape without their clothing, antl 1t was with
great difficulty tint the children were aroused
and RESCUED.
, 1874-12-15


Sps1lat Dspateh to 1ho Ch;e1ao TRIBUNE.
EnlE, Pa. Doc. ia disastrous fire occurred
niles from buffalo Saturday night destroying
d ohatr, bolsteal. end box factory, also tho saw-
mill attached. Tho property was ownaa by IIurl
IL Driggg, Ela,s N. I. LoHs about $4,000 in
sllral,ce unknown,
, 1874-12-15

hptciol Nispatsh to J'hr Chtcapo Tribune.
I.ouAa, O., poc, 14.-aaturany night, in Starr
Township, tAIs county, an alteration aroHo
botween ono Jones a..l Kaullrul, as to tho
paHaopyory right to q jug Of whisky. Jonon.
booonliug onragod at the obAtlnacy of his nd.
ycr6ary, ntrllsk him git!! 9 heavy pioce Of iron.
FROM tho effects Ut which le lluH Huco liuu,
, 1874-12-15
a Peculiarly Adept One Is On.
Grating in Milwaukee.
lilo Succeeded In a Brilliant snasc1t-
Robbery Yesterday,
Morton, tho Alleged grain-Briber, in
tho Hands Of the Inv.
He win Probably De Brought 10 Chicaoo
To-day. -

HOLD HOtl}EHT IN MfTWAlTEEE
!sttcIdt Dianateh 10 I'hs Chieauo Tribune.
Al1fAyAuKan Dec. 1a.-1'Ao city was stnrtlod AZ
IL o'clock this morning by tho report ttat 1ncs.
nengcr Of bradley Il Motcalf, wholesale and ro-
tatl boot and sl,oe manufacturers and doa]ora.
1'ad boon robbed Of a paclsngo of currency
amounting tn 81 900. On INJURY at tho store. il
appeared TINT Clarence Forsyth, a ah;,,rtnc.
clorlS in tlto employ of the i1rtn,
W was 6ont to tho Milwaukee National Dank
- ~. - tnlB morning with clock for g., ,80n
Forsyth got tho currency and had 5eaoled tba
ir4, , Wacn ta trnat ~ TON or twelve atono stops back
by something being thrown in Lis oyes, laid bold
oi oy t"o mon, tho currency snatcheti from Lis
Aatltis mud hiniaolf thrown into tho conl-hoo. 4
gentleman on tho opposite Bilo Of tho stroot aow
etropnarg u yonng an struggling II tho grasp Of two
tho mo men hnd dtnappearcs and tho other ruiz OF
W. h1lchigan Rtroet Mt top Hpeell tile uonlIrmn1,
fq,eo foo"ing ~ ,nt At this mo1'ent sontenan load
sf'Ga sn9 ,e, o. mu,aer and retraced his stola to
1ound Fotsyth surrounded by symnathotin
With to patn in bis Dyes. Ho could giyo no nc nc
e n1 s1o rotbef1y T9ng well nh oou
ees' eyes filed with. powder anl pepper. The un-
fortl1ncta young man was carried home, w1,oro
o n hhs nsen 1 raving ineoherenty for soo hours.
rs sh9 u fss f t,to nyhing Of Tho kind has
,nens Prevails Tho money vas drawn to nav
'sngos with. Tho clearance clorkB wero i,Iat bos.
ginning to ho busy, and It III thought tho plan In
Y %es to make big haul. Tho police were poti-
,hed. and officers sent on tho track OF tho rob-
bera, with very slight prospect OF SUCCESS, tho
only description obtalnaolo boing that ono Of tho
mon % was heavy aud largo mado.
AFTER intense suffering the whole Of tho dsy. ::
young FORSYTH was comparatively at ease lato
tonight, md Dr.: uouglln,an thinks lo cal, pro-
serve ha oyos. Up to tho moment OF telegraph
1ns no truce Of tue criminals has boon found.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-08
FREIGHT TRAINS

Leave Virginia City DAILY at 5:45 q. M. 1i5 4,
M, Gas .. NJ, II - y. M. Aa p. n, s:4' p. m
and 5:i5 p M
Lave Carson City DAILY ut s E. m, A. M,
lOa. w., y H., 2 p. m, p. M, and ?. II:
At Virginia City. Gold HEl ard csffe r Office
Through Tickets can be obtaiISd to San Fran
cisco, ogden and intermediate points en- the Z
r. L. X.
Throueh Tickets can be procured Ct the Com
pany's once. Virginia for Chicago. Kansas City
aud st. Louis.
srsszr n. n. YERlNGTOka
General Sursrintercent.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-08

yuyME CO-PARTNKKSHlP HERETO
II :. fore exiscins hetween kkLN H. AEkZ-
EACH ard JOHN +. BUENS in the business
known ~ the s.Dancing Academy. has been
dssaolved. this day. ~ mutual consent. Neither
OF the above named parties will IN Tie fueufo -
r.spsnEibie fer debts consr,ct-d ~ the eshef:
.xrsen March .. 1874 mhSIed
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-08
Administrators sale ct
Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance of in order Of the District
Court, End Judicial District in and fer Omisby
county, State Of Nevada. made Oh the md day
of March. A. ID. 1874, in the matter of the es-
tate of SARAH KLINE, deceased, tie Under
signed, Administrator of said estate, will sell st
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
gold coin Of the United States. in enc parcel and
subject to ccnfrmatio by said Dislrict Court.
on
Saturday. the 2Sih day Of March,
A. d. 1874, betwe, n the hou,s Of O'clock in
the morning and the setting of the sun On the
same day. TO wit: At one o'clCck p. NJ in front
of the Court House deer in Carson City, Orns-
by county, State Of Nevada, all the light, title,
interest and estate Of ssid iniestate at the time
Of her deEth. and all tn. right title and inter
est hat the said estate has BY operation OF law
or otherwise acquired other than, or IL addition
to, that of tie said iDttsiate at the lime Of her
death in and to the following Geeribed premises
to wit: All of lot number ten tIgi IN block
number thirty-nipe 1891 in Proctor and Greer's
division Of tie town of Carson City, CrrrsSy
county, State OF >evada, together with all 3ud
singular the tenements, Entertainments and sp-
pur.enances theruunto belonging or in anywise
sppSriain:ns.
Terms and conditions of sale u: Cash, gold
coin of the United Stafts-ten per cent. of the
purchase money to be Paid to the Administrator
on the day Of sale; balance on confirmation Of
purchaser.
Carson City. March sth. A. D. 1874.
j. R0SENSTOCK,
Administrator of the estate Of
SARAH KLINE, deceased.
II
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07
LeddL Notice 20

-TOSEPH WILKINSON. who re-
= sides at Dewitt, Carol County, Missouri, is
hereby notified that on the 9th day OF Oetober, A
d 1874, John A. Wilkinson Plaintiff, filed in the
IN aud for the County of Ashtabula and State Of
Ohio, his petition against Margaret DAVE, Henry
wilkinson doseph Wilkinson. Richard Wi kinson,
Martha Jane Prindle, and henry 4 Prindle, her
Matterson her husband, and William T. SimOlds
as administrator of Henry Wilkinson. deceased,
defendants, alleging in substance that Henry Will
kinson died intestate about the llth day Of March
5S70 seized in fee simple the following deserb-
ed premises, situate in the township of Saybrook,
county of Ashtabula and State of Ohio. to wit |:
Known as lot in tract 1, in sid township ana
bounded North by the shore OfLake Erie, East Dy
lot No. Z South by part Of lot q, and West oy i9t
9 containing So 79 acres of land more or less Al
SO one other piece of landin said township, DCunH
ed and described as follows: Being IN .e bonn
eastern part of the Norton tract ~ NJ
ed on the North by the centre OF tne n n 80 o "
road; on the East by lands OF NathanIel D,on ~ u,
on the South by lands OF Hnqoarn . oIe
inc SEVENTY acres of land more or less. nat tnS
5ys,nises descended to Margaret DaWe: hIiHaoetn
Mattersop, Henry VII Miaki1SGR Rfcb.rg and
1h Wilkinson his only children and heirs.
m t during the life time of said Henry NlIklnson
| fdeceasedl he made the following Announcements
In money and other personal property. to part OF
Ms said children to wit: To Margaret DAVE 81 I
5Cl: to Henry, Wilkinson S4,e60; 20 Joseph MIX
inS0n 81. 400; to Martha Jane Prindle sS2uOO Inc
prayer of said petition IS that the Courtmay hno
the amounts advanced as aforesaid, that the sever
al sums So found 10 haYe been advauced may be
GcGucted from such respective shares, and an
eqiliTable apDortonment nd Partition OF sale
Promises or the proceeds thereof 10 each of saiS
children and such other relief as equity requires
said Joseph W Wilkinson is required to answel
! said petition on or hef0Esthe lath day OF IieesH
ber, A. D. 1874. SHERMAN & HALL,
Dated Oct 9Th, 1874. l6t1292
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07

J9$ Cd siliHJ0ga-s-ollA..'i'o1~. - ..-'-
D.s.sl 80 .,5a .b5,3.qZ3 Fl i- 1-.= =...4
sIa5o GI 30 ~. na.<<i4saa -t -H'a 81!
5na sieas1 mo., 1yisslfs 81 o., as-51-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07

5000 Yards taken from the Best pri
Il ,som,B 81 These arelnot goods ,boug
5000 Yards best Prints, including S
j, 900 Yards yard wide fine mnslin,4
1000 Yards yard wide fine and and
5000 Yards Lonsdale, Hill, and DN
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07
AsHTABULA. CoMMoN PLEAS, y June me Term, =

SheriGas Special Master GOmmtssionr
er-SaIe of Lands and Tenements.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07
Legal Notice.

JAMES WEsCOIT who resides
y At Suffers Corners, in the County of CrayrF,r5
and State Of Pennsylvania, is hereby notiaed that
on me on qay qf October A. u. 1874. Sarah Wess
the Court Of Common Pleas, of Ashtabula County.
OHIO, praying for divorce from SAID James Wes'
COY, eHeging as canse therefor gross neglect Of
years 80 ~ ~ - - '-4N ii1Se W
said petition viii be for hearing at the term Of
ha seld Soprt beginning on the 2sd day of Noye1n.
Der A. u. 1874. SHERMAN q HALL.
D..o5 ~. s., 80, PltFs. Solicitors.
pA'ed oct' 9th. 1s94.s-s 80 - @ 6tiSssl
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07

- O e-a1. aHIllTl7I9 -" u =.
il sz-iu9m ia.1am-zf 81 tas. 1886 --E
.sassc CT l.7ow ss.' sF-a. q, s-aa aa. u
..i.s-s: siz15EgE s1GaL -aafzrE". 7-1-
sJ-s.f. .a.lI. 10 oz 10 sloo~ g -@a .-.-= -.-t
s19 5easa, .cooa-s,la y..lss-- ~... 7--
aes s-o.z.o- iii -El .--s z-l ..--@ ..''.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07
Teaehers, ExamInatIons.

Teachers Examinations. 4,;g,
THERE VIII be Teachers Exami
IL tions at the following times and dpiaces';
iJI Geneva, Oct afh, .3@3,S1 iso2 l2a!
r. Conneaut, Nov. I'd, gal = ,---a,g mia
J. Jefferson, Dec. IA,
10 ii Rock Creek, at the Teachers Institute. I5W
By order of the Board of Examiners. sseT9
1898 L. Il. MEANS. Clerk of Board,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07

ASHTABULA- COMMON PLEAS, June 1erH, a
80 Charles sgSj5?f M5E EFsEeF, T order Of Sale.
DaxidH In BOis, ct. all Aa'CioIiIq 2T-7o'a
-DY virtue of an Order oflSale du-
ID ly issued from said Court in the aboFe ease
to me directed, Twill offer for sale by way OF pup
lie auction at the door Of the Court house IN JET
ferson. Ashtabula County Ohio. on Monday, the
10th day Of November, 1875, between the hOufs 0i
IL O'Clock, "A NJ, and 12Ms of said days. the tol-
lowing described Lands and Fenements, to wit:
: Parcel No l. situate in, the township Of Plym,
outh. in township p range in the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio, and IN the
County Of Ashtahaa, and is known as 3elng F1ity
No. eleven in said township Of plymouth, and
which is bounded east by land, Of Peter Fuller
north by land Of William B! johnson and also Sy
land owned by Oliver and n, 3 Gary. west by
land formerly owned by. Charles T.-fobes, and
lands formerly owned by homAs 4 t2ntes anu on
the south by land formerly owned Dy me e -sI sald
veyed to David Du Bois by Norman, Seymour an and q
wife bv deed dated March 3, 1854 and to the sand
David Il. Du ,Bois BY the heirs Of the said DAVID
Parcel No. q situate in the township Of PIym-
| outh. Co. of Ashtabular and StateTof o. known
as 1O0acres the Wels Blakesiee Farm, SO called De
ing the west parto of lot No--6 in said township.
and bounded on the west by lot 3 south BY part OF
lot No IL west by lands owned and J0eoaDied by
one johnson ard OF the north nogFtth by the PynoMntn Mt
Parcel No 3, situate in the township Of .Plym-
outh, County Of Ashtabula, State Of Ohio being Q
part Of lot No. G, insaid township. and is tffan
| gdlar piece Of land bounded as follows on the
north by tfscentre Of the highway on the east by
lands of Peter Fuller and on the south and wesl
| By lands formerly owned by David zDn Bois. and
contains nehaif acre OF land, De the came more
| or less subject to the highway thereon,s-.t lfiT
I Terms Cash. Parcel No. appraised at s.
Parcsl NoE2 appraised at s---------- Parcel No.
4 'PFYlpH@H 20 it. tr. 1l Ell. THOMPSON
Coroner, acting Sheriff, as Special Master Com
missioner. 30 -'-'- '--
J. Sherif7s Office, Oct. "A, 1874 aro1aEif IdZ!5
Simonds & Wade, Plaintiffs Atty. 5tl293
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-11-07

--LEATHNR AND FiNijiNG:-.
u RENGH ts, WEiBLEN Aanntac-
turers & Dealers in LI1AE'kH 8 L : r:a-,Iry
INGSin the !IoiiOw, opposite h''.i'iA
Main street AsLtghuia, OHIO ..-l
,ry4SIi i,;TiJ fOH HIDES. PELls Calf
y-s1 rr-t .-~Ai-Ns.
-, -.,..;ved and now for sale as good an rs
sortco stoIA LEATHER AND FIN DINGS 2. tH3
= ,o he found in any Western Market, ana
,-i,ic ,yiiibe sOit OH the flost Tcl'sOlGotS
ne TO make fian ob;eet Fer BYut aBdSloe, ana
nar5ess Manufacturers III the yiclnlty,tO iay0r me
III, their patronagp. feeling satisfied that L can
seII Them everything needed ii theiI business as
efeap as can be fond in Cleveland, or even the
Eastern Markets, Thereby saving freight and travel
inc expenses, and loss OF time. -....
All are cordially invited to call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere, Conhdent tnat
can make it for your interest 10 buy IN TINS
market I shall take pleasure in seeing my old
friends Rndc the pHbiics- and showing them my
stock Below, ] give partial list OF articles +
Spanish and slaughter, sole, upper and harness
Leather; spanish and slaughter kip; French calf
and kip oaiz am helhlock calf and kip; collar
leather and horse hides mems and WOmen's mo-
rocco; band and lacing leather Innings, bindings,
9oppinE C'p "hEFiP qHp SFiNDINGs. sliiW2 M
Lasts, pegs, thread, webb, Packards Ink, iron and
zin, nails round head tacks, bristles, avis, ham
mefs. PiReeFs, sand stones, rasps, knives doats
size and STRAPS boot trees, shoe ~laees
punches lasting irons, eyelets, eyelet SETS stteh
strip avis welt knives, elastic, heel bal, titchine
cord lasting tacks heel and toe plates, boot black
| ing boot brushes, harness oils, and all kinds o.
/ finishing Irons. ETC. etc. U II -
1cI.s53,5B4s-, s.i1 FRENCH 8 wEIBtIENSs I3Ss
II u 80 ~ 90.