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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26
. Signed ]. A. GARFIELD.

.H"
~ A letter to the Cleveland Leader from
sHilloughby, the home of Rev. r, Il, HUI
burt, the Boilers nominee for Congress,
says that if Mr.. H. had consulted his real
friends he never would have taken the
step which made him the tool of men who
only care to use him but care nothing
for his name or character, hence. he must
not complain if the members of his church
should put him aside and go for the man
who will best represent the Interests of
the people of the District and. best sub
serve the interests of the State and nation.
Itis very apparent to an impartial look.
eron that the Rev. gentleman has not
surrounded himself. in the present cam
paign, with the happiest political afilia-
tions. If heis good Presiding Elder,
it is pity that he should be spoiled by
dabbling in the dirty waters of politics,
and worse, perhaps, if he should be over
taken by an election. sraa 81, ~
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26
From the IansIng nIich. ! Rennhlios,

From Jne Lansing lAllcn-) Republican.
The Chicago Tribune is always
unfair in it's comments on Michigan
Republicanism. 1t says that sat the
recent State Convention, the Ferry
faction obtained control, and placed
the party alongside the Democratic
party in Ohio" The Democratic
party in Ohio resolved in favor of
paying the national debt in green
backs, and at the same time increas-
ing the issue of greenbacks. But
the Republicans of Michigan ode
mand that in all financial legislation
Congress should keep steadily IN
view the resumption Of specie nav.
ments, and render 'sthe promises 70
pay of our Government eopivaIont
to coin" Instead OF being salon.
SIDE" as the Tribune says, the Obi6
democrats and Michigan RepubIi.
cans are directly hostile, gun to gun
and yard-arm to yard-arm. AS to
the Ferry faction Controlling opr
State Convention, if there be anv
such faction, it can extract onIv cold
comfort from the platform adont-
ed -He
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

List of Patents ISSUED from the U. States
Patent Office TO Ohio Inventors, for the week end
ing Aug. 24th, 1874, and each bearing that date
furnished this paper by Cox & Cox, Solicitors
OF Patents, Washington. d. c. 4.
Coal Drilling Machine-M. H. Evans
Vienna -.......--.., b ...... .......--
Wagon Brake-A, Hogue, Rutland.
Tub Stand-J.. Hollis, Chardou. s y-
Dumping and loading Machine-A. H.
Mcknight. Springfield. .ar5a
2 Soldering Lamps .Reitz; Birming-
ham. -sv -.asssar
= Cheese Ring-N. A WitLerell, solon.
Iron Bridge-A. Burnenn, Mansfield
Corset-T. F. LaFoute, Dayton. .e.
etscraper--C. W. Reed, Chagrn
Falls. $50 9a3 -.1 osg, o1 la1
Strap Loops. c. Talcoa, Ashtabula.
Z Vehicle Spring, r. Walker, Huntsville
:" Cotton Seed Planter-C. Walters, Pow
haitian. r-s. 81 rgEi e
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

Mr.. GARFIELD went from this place To
Madison, where he was booked for a
speech on Wednesday evening. On
wednesday the S0th be will speak at
Andover, in the afternoon, and at Con-
neaut on the evening of Thursday the 1st
Of October. Our friends in these places
VIII no doubt have things in readiness for
giving him hearty reception
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

% The 7ri5une's information in regard to
this district aud Gen. Garfeld's pros
poets, is evidently at fault. Single handed
or united there islittle TO fear from the
result of the election. Mr. Hurlburt, who
has been nominated, is no doubt very
good man as a preacher and Presi ding FL
der, but in the field as candidate tor
Congress, be will show no strength, am
can hardly be spoken of in the same day.
Eeven many of those who opp osed
CART efd's nomination, for an object, will
not be found among his adversaries at
the polls. Beside this many of our Dem
ocrats, in this section of the district, will
stand by him, forit is well known and
appreciated. that the commerce OF. the
lake cannot be aided by any new man,
to the same extent as Garfields position
will enable him to do, though endowed
witt, equal ability for less than five or ten
years. sro .asr7 IevH4f lHs .4gs< 9s
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26


Of the purse. $4,000 went 10 the first,
5000 10 the second, $500 to the third
and $1,000 to the fourth. Gloster, the
winner, was the favOrite.
The London Saturday Revieao and the
New York Nation are among the papers
which declare that Mr.. Beecher's vindi.
cation is not completed by the expression
of the eager, cFedulous affection of Plym.
Outh Church contained in the Commit.
tees report Mr.. Beechers frieuds and
enemies unite 10 demanding that be shall
take the offensive against the men who
have, according to his ststement, shame.
fully traduced his name, Beecher has
shown that heis far more ready to hear
the evils we have than run the hazzard
Of future exposures, leaving tn e inference
that the wors. his enemies can say, will
Ssl short Of The truth,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

There win be no more elections pn,,,
October 18th, when Ohio, West Virginia
Indiana, Iowa and Nebraska will elect
State officers and members of Congress
These States have forty-four Representa-.
tvs In Congress,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26
Tuesday. OctOber I3.

or the I'd Tuesday of October is the day
of the FAN election. Those who feel that
there is a duty TO perform on thai day,
will no doubt bear il in mind, and be pre-
pared for discharging ii. The Republican
watch fines should not be suffered 10 die
out, with White Leagues in vogue, and
such results from them as are shown in
the recent revolution of New Orleans, and
less definite and decis We ones, leulmina-
ting, however, in'wholesaie butehsry, in
other localities. Let it not be forgotten
that eternal vigilance is theiprice of liber-
tv -s=-a- ...s4-- a---a
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

IT S. Young, of Pierpont, having re-
ceiveda majority, he was declared the
nominee Of the Convention. a.. r95.f.i
The Convention then boiloted for Coun-
iy Recorder as follows; l:s.l..1
E. F. Mason, So ; Truman Reeves, 46
Resulting in the nomination of Mr.. Ma
son. 49, a 81 em iad1
E. G. Hurlburt of Hartsgrove. was un-
animously nominated for Commissioner.
The Office Of Coroner, was next on the
list. DR.. Kingsley's name was Withdrawn
and the haIlotfinps were as follows
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26
BUSINESS

mas ma revived little-not much but
enough TO make us feel that life is M,
roiy extinct that people still live
80 - ."st .hey have got to eat, drink and
D Fa...I' : ue great Tea house of H. & G.
- =. arlington q Co. informed me that
since Inc war trade had never been so
dull as during the first two weeks Of ,he
present September and the drv goods
clothing, hardware and boots and sbos
men bear similar testimony. 1 wen,
among them yesterday. and found their
faces little broader and not quite SO
long The buyers had evidently come 10
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

surely and efectuRly
control them. The testimony of our best citi-
gems, of all classes, establishes the fact that
CHERRY PICTORIAL win and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders Of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of CONSUMPTION.
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
SO remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
it is adequate on which the public may rely
for full protection. By curing Coughs, the
forerunners of more serious disease, it saves un-
numbered lives, and an amount of suffering not
to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinees the most scepticRl. Every family should
keep it on hand as protection against the early
and unperceived attack of Pulmonary Ahec-
tions, which are easily met at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fatal, If neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defence; and it
is .unwise to be without II. As safeguard to
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is Invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred on
them. It acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and health-restoring
sleep. No one viii suffer troublesome Influs
enZa and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long, laborious and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. Il may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever eheeted'
at PREPARED BY
DR., J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26
q DTcKrNsoN

DEAR SIR Your note of the 18th
inst, inclosIng your printed circular of
sthe same date, came on the evening Of
the 14tli, as Twas leaving home. In an :
swer I have to. say that the r R-publican.
Congressional Committee of the,3 Nine
>teenth District, have made appointments
for me in all the countIes of the District
beginning at Warren, on Saturday eve
ming, Sept. l9th A list of these appoint
ments will be published in day orftwo.
AT any of these meetings I shall take
pleasure in answering any Questions in
reference to any public service. .tc ?
Very Respectfully,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26
POLITICAL NOTES.
Rsn1bIrcan County Convention.

The Convention met on Monday. and
wss organized by electing Samuel Hay
vssr55,.SSaneaut, OAairman JeG. How
els. and ]. P. Reig.A Secretaries Henry
Fsssett, and Freeman,R. Smith, Windsor,
Vice Presidents.
On motion the chair appointed T. S.
WInskip, h. L Morrison, and c. A. B.
Pratt. a Committee on Credentials.
The following Central Committee was
nominated and elected -for-the cnming
year C. S. Simonds, W. P. Rowland,
james Reed, W. P. Spencer, S. A. North
way, S. C. Haywood. and -Howells.
Names of candidates annouceed as fol :
lows
For SHERRF-T. S. Young, Pierpont
Frank Payne and Ell Thompson. JEFF
ersOn ; NJ. W. Wright, Kingsville; Har-
low P. Phelps. and B Bingham, Orwell !;
E c. Goddard, Harpersfeld; Harvey Hill,
New Lyme.
Fer REcoRDER-Truman Reeves and
Erwin Mason, Jefferson.
CoMsnssIoNER-E G. HurIburt. Harris
grove.
-e CoRoNER-Dr. Kingsley, -Kingsville !
NJ. Mccarthy, Colebrook Dan Mitchell,
Ashiabula, R. P Woolcet, Trumbull.
SuRvEYoR-W.. w, Hopkins. Cherry
Valley James Fickinger, Kiugsvi lle,sr
IEFIRMARY DIREcTpR-Philip DoeI.
Geneva Henry Fox, Sheffield i; H. ].
Netllelou, Ashtabula; G. E. Curtiss,
Kingsyille. ;-a.s.r
Adjourned to meet at 1915. .112
AftezaOOa-FAe Committee on Creden-
'ssiaIs reported.
3, The report of the Committee showed
thai Denmark and Plymouth were mol
represented Ga motion OF b. j. Netlle-
ton an informal ballot was tak.n for
Sheriff which with six formal ones re-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

Some ofthe Paihesville boys headed by
Bony Burrows are itching to bring
themselves to the. surface, and make
somebody less unhappy than themselves,
suffer, are howlIng around for a discus
sion with the regular nominee for Con-
gress. To this end letter in-the way of
challenge was sent to Gen. Garfeld, and
the following is the Generals response:
CoLUMBUs. o.. Sent i6. 1874
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26
" Ayers
Cherry PectOral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, =

Among the great
discoveries Of modern
science, few are of
more real value to
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
---,..1. - a.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26
THE WEATHER

Have you hadany raln9 New York
has been blest with three days and nights
of steady, constant. soaking rain. II has
been very wet rain. The streets have
been flooded. the air has been cooled, and
1t has become a pleasant decent thing 20
1--we once more. II was needed here. as
it was everywhere else. PIETRo.
New York, Sept. %. 1874
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

the conclusion that they must have goods,
and had gone in" TO some extent They
were tossing goods about quite lively,
thouglr their PURCHASES footed up rather
algAt. MISUNDERSTANDING, The merchants
hang on the hope of a fall business with
commendable pluck They say that the
stUcks in the country are exhausted
tfor but little has been bought for
year,, and that the people must buy. In
this they are doubtless correct. Trade
must revive, but have a notion that the
hard times in New York is not altogether
owing to the hard times in the country
The importers are doing fairly well here,
but the jnbbers are the sufferers. Is not
the trade changing ? Is not the jjobbing
business leaving New York and concen-
trating in the cities in the interior Are
not-sueh points as Providence, Albany,
Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo,
Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, St Louis,
Detroit, Cincinnati, to say nothing OF the
hundred smaller centres, supplying the
retail merchants of their respective sec
tions ? What is the use of the country
merchant coming to New York oftcner
than is necessary to know how the mar
ket moves, from actual inspection My
opinion is that the jobbing trade is leaY-
ing this city, and that in ten years the in
terror points will do it all. -, .o.~9a9.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-09-26

MT. " OIcOIl vas utCIaTtu 5tnt nUInIu55.
County Surveyor was voted on with
, 1874-07-27

and tl,on another long drink. Thon ho oaat his
eyo toward tho coliing, and aoomod lost in
Thought. "ThoHo orlsntlora aro doing gioat
works. m1rmnrod he as 10 lifted tho blcket to
big iips aud slowly swallowed ,i few e,''s mout1
rising as,n IN an Ohio rivor fog, snd DO aoomcd
~ gsGd as oaa1sr d 1a s ,@ ModnE n91:
euro Of lovely wo1aon2 ?" eo'loqutzod ho, nRain
polsing tho nonrty empty buoket 10 tho rogon, Of
hts nose. Bhe roBues his morals, c!evatea hts
aspirations, renders Ills ho1ne happy, aud nakoa
beer cheaper"
Yas dom wimmins doy play ter tuyfc1."
monned the Teuton.
Tho mdrslist frowncd omiuoualy at tho intor-
1uptipn.
''Ycs," CONTINUED ho. a. ho sct tho empty
bucket on tho liable, "ti1oBo crnsndors arv OIL
gs'go.a n noble rork; tley 1!ayo brought bo0E
Payins for his gallon aud tossing tho youth 4
nlohol for bringing 1t. l,o oseayod to mount the
oolinr Stairs, ntltl by supoihlnlan orurt s'so-
coo1od. 0nco out in tho atruots, ho maio Tor
another old-.imo l1auns whore erst }io ha1 wl,loa
tho happs hours aWay BY quaflng tue seductive
hon. fufcn,
, 1874-07-27

The Toxss and Louisiana merohauts' oxour-
sion party arrived In chicago Saturday night. A
COMMITTEE to taho charge Of thoir reception aud
don't Of tho Board Of Trade.
Tho donas!ous to tho Old Pooplo's Homo dur
Ing she year ending juno 8, 1874. amounted to
Tbs White Stockings beat tho Atlaotics Of
Brooklyn II to 4, Saturday afternoon.
Judge jameson. of tue Superior Court, on
Saturday delivered decision refusing tho mo-
tion. ontered by tho city, for discontln,lance OF
proceedings in the widening Of North State
strBut.
Foroign.
Gen. Von VoiEts Rhstz, assisted by several
other officers and Prof. Bluusschli, will represant
uermany n tho p.ussels Congress. lie was to
have loft Berlin for BeusHols yesterday.
IA GoEman squadron has been ordered to
cruise off tie northern coast OF Spnln, ouing, it
is SAID, to. the shooting Of German newspaper
correspondents by tho oarllsta. It is nl4o re-
portod that The Gornlan Goyornment Is making
strenuous enorts to atop the supplies of money
and arms to tho Carlists, aud hayo called tho at
tontion of tic Neuch Government to tho matter.
Tho Committee OF Thirty in tho Freuch A3-
cept tho proposition for the creation OF = Sonata
to oonBlat OF 100 nlolnbora appointed by tho
President, and 130 selected from the Assembly,
ca.linals Marahals, aud Aamirals. to 10 mem-
bara o1-oiliclo. Tho Committee gu Parliamon-
tary Initiation will also recommend 3 recousid-
Grafton OF the motion for dissolution.
Miscellaneous.
4 watorspout burst over tho Town OF Euroka,
Nov, Friday, killing t'ranty perdona, Destroying
q great deal Vt property, aud washing out tlle
were swopt AMY, tho Hood laating half All hour,
Prof. Donaldson and five journalists mado
. balloon trip from Nov YORK up tho Hudson
River, Saturday, landing several timoA without
accident.
Owing to dangerous counterfeit Of tue s5
bflls Of tlo Tradera' National Bauk of Chicago,
tho Treasury Department has offorod premium
If ono-haIf Of per osnt for all tho genuine IS
notes Of that bank ln oraor to drive ous Of oirou-
lation all tho bills Of that denomination.
- --Iu the Dooc4or-Tiltoh 1natter. Mr.. Moulton,
1t ts alleged, will not o1for nuy testimony what
aver. His reason Ia said to bo TINT. having
received all Ills Information In confidence, ho
wiil not diyuiee it unless compelled to do 30 Iu
court OF Law,
, 1874-07-27

has attracted tho attention OF all who have soon
him At work. What 1t Is that he ia ongagod on
cali only bo imagined. Il Ia inlposgibo that this
particular nction 10 norcty pecultarttY In tho
tra'leacson OF Ills Dns,ncBs. Whom llo tirst came
to tile prlbon hc wnB eoan to destroy great
many letters. These Tcro not cnrolesBly
thrown into tho ntpye, but burned eoparatcly.
with the groateat caro-. Tue lettera Terc
torn III two and Zach half plaood IN Tho ato9o
and watched until 1t was ontsroty oona1mod. Ho
receives Rroat many lattera, whot, he atao de-
asroya rs soon rs they havo hoon road. Mo ono
VIII oTer know who Ills correspondents arc, nor
wias vl; they havo hnd to say TO him. l1e caro-
tuy etutltes each letter le wrltoB, aftor ho Las
hhiSaoa II. lin summer suit ouns1yts OF IN
alpaca coat; blaok pauta white erayst, a,,d STRAW
nut ~ittl h!ack baud. lilo el,augos his }inon
eYory da1. lic no longer voara tho grcnt din
1Ie oarrlos nh opon-facad go!d ws.o, III aunran,i rj
NTH q black chain wearu PLAIN gold stTly aud
blnok rubber sleoyo-bnttons. a plain gold ring
Ia IN tic lttttle tlugat OF hts aGt hApl. lie Ina
"larcony prlson suit which i.o koaps carofnllv
hitldou ,udor tito bod. 1fo haa wors, II lust fonr
times Btnoo his arcaration. Tho Qrat ocoSeiou
was whom ho was visited By tho Grand J1ry !,
tho second whom slr Lambtoh Lorsaiuc waa OK
tho Prison 1nspcotora examined tlo priaon and
tho fourth was whom tho full Board OF Coinm,a-
ntonora OF Claritios and Correction vlaitad tho
prison Bovoral months ago during q titno o, cou-
siderable public oxcitcmout Oh tho subject O. I
prison life. Over each cell III tAe prison ant,
ovor oach bod in tho hospital is suspoudod tho
occupants tally" It is i record Of his crime,
name, age, nativity, Religious boliof, oucu-
patton, dGto Of conviction aud lila Bnntnnca.
rital .was tachod q card heasins tho following
uAnr1ntinn
, 1874-07-27

The .sP." indsratos that he 10 Protestant.
In conclusion Mr.. Donohuo says that Ms. Twead
oners and koepnrs, and bettor-ioyoii prisoner is
not on Tho lslant3. On tho other hand, ho insihts
tlat ho Ia surrounded by all the comtogts that 80
tq make hfo lappy. uo doos nothing but what Ge
pieascs, and tlloro a.o many meu-Mr. Dono-
hue thinka, after li,s eigAteon fnontua' export
once-wLo would readily exchange shelr,, freodoun
for such coutlnenent ~ Mr.. Twoed suffers. lIo
goes vhere he ploaaos and rotusns waun ha
plonsas, and II he wished ho could oBcspo at any
tlnc, hud would be absent for hours 6oforo be
Mould bs missad by tho prison autharitiuu.
, 1874-07-27
A 1octnt Scandal II, london.

IHoy have Ind a social scandal Of the firet
nagnitndo iu Lotdon, too. Tho Marquis OF
bute (Dinraolts "14othar y, aftor neglectlng his
young wife shnraofaliy, had flulslod l,y aeduethE
hor maid tho mi jaroa Marchiouoss had tascn
refuge with her father; tho Howard4 md Nor
folks were all by tic cars; Monslgnor Uapol WIS
In Roma, trying to secure brief from tho popo
annniiinR tho marriage, eto, oto. The ugly
clubs aud aooioty, turns out to DO fiction from
Wlolo cloth. without tho first shred of truth In
Its tp1tnro; and some OF Its retailers stand aa
cxoel'ont chance Of Eotting into tho court.
, 1874-07-27

Tho late DR.. Ponuimau's beqnest OF $50, 900
to found homeopathic hospital in Mtnnoapo.
liz, provided $4,000 additional waa raisod, Ii to
be utllixod.-S. Paul Dispalo3s.
, 1874-07-27
EIopcmeut tE1trunrd1nnry-The Groom
Outsvst* an 1rnto Father by HgavinE
tho Daughter ArrpYtetl.

Oltyv5tx an Iruto Eaailur by 1RaviME
the Daughter Arrc.ted.
From, TIE qalt4o {fowa} Chronicle.
At tho Adams House, in this place, at about
Z o'clock last Tuesday evening. Squire naiuss
terminated a rather romantic anl 0rigi
pally gotten up 1lrst-otlss oiopotnont, by uniting
~ Wedloca John ". shroyer, Of Waterloo. aud
Miss Mary Krantz, from si1 ml'os uorth Of La
Porto City. 1t uoema tlat Tor Bomo time they
had contemplated committing matrlmouy, but
for IN equal lougth Of time tho father OF tho
iaie Mary had firmly Il nos iorooly
tako place. aud was moving hor BY night
from place to place, In orlar tllat no meet
in should take place between the lovers.
But thay we're determilled. fearless, aud roady,
and accordingly Young shroyor procured ono Of
to La Porto City and WIS soon in private and
earnest consultation with bis lawyor. ~ the
young lady WAS OF age. habaaa corpus, eto., woro
suggostod, bnt would not annwer tho emergency,
such process bclpg too SLOW when inulouiAte no.
tlou was necessary. At last happy thought
occurred to AFR. Shrovor, which WAS alccoBsfnlly
carried out thnsly: La Remembered onco having
droppsd his breast-p Pin and Mary playful)y picking
arrested that very night for stealing tile pm
Ho accordingly sworo out a warrant Goforo Jus
tico McQnlkin. Constable A. Cotton immodinto-
ly proooo1od to tho domiollo Of the cruel and
obau1ase "9arIont" e9sely followed M BY shEoyer,
lug, bofore Tho very eyes OF tho father ind
another suitor for h!B dAughters baud, whom
the fathor-hut not tho girl 1nuchty-ani'ed fs-
yurab!y upon. Tho oillcor had procosded about
10 rods towart|a In Porto, when llo handed his
tair prlsonor oyor to hlu hastily empowered dap-
uty, shroyer. A1r. Cotton nays it was tl,o ltyo-
'lleat driving 1o over dhl-trynig to teop up With
thai Waterloo rigl Arriving at In Porto Oltv,
Shroyer withtlrow his action for tl.ott aud paid
tie eosta but ntaatlily prosecuted ha osher olAim
for warranty of t!,a glrrs lan!, III the sAapo Of
:, a marriage certificate, by driving rapidly iu
,1fg.zaE course for 1olodo.
, 1874-07-27

-Col. Terrell, who shot and killed tho Hon.
Harvey Myors laH hcon admitted to baI! In tIn
sum of $40 900. A change Of vanuo WA Oh
tninod % TO Boone County, where the application
Major with tho result above stated, LouisuiNa
Cour{cy-.}ournai.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-12-03

CHOICE FARM FOR SALE:-Situa-
ted three miles from Kenosha, and
known as the Clapp Stock Farm con-
tanning 24O acres of tlllable lard, and
forty acres Of timber; has fine or
chard, pears, cherries and small fruits
In abundance; we'll watered, two
good barns, sheds, two houses, well
fenced, mostly boards
This is rare opportunity for any
parties DESTROYS of engaging in stock
raising. I also have for sale thor
ough bred Spanish Merino Sheep,
Berkshire Hogs, trottlng colts, an |
thorough bred brood mares. Sold on
easy terms. II. CLAPP.
Kenosha, Wis, Oct. 2sth. 1874.