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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

WEDNESDAY, EVENING Mass MEETING
The friends OF Temperance held an. af
ter ell ction mass meeting on Wednesday
..vening. for surt of ante mortem exanii-
naIion. a few of the srers from the camp
"four oppone.lts we've present to learn il
there Was vitality enough lef: to keep soul
and body together.
The meeting, to their surprise, we sup
pose, was well attended, filing the Op-
IRA House, and giving unmisiakable
signs of vigorous health and purpose
to continue its mission, and vigil ntly look
after the welfare OF the community, & ex
ercise an answering care OF the dark pla.
c,-s in its midst. II was addressed by C. E
Bruce, G. w. Waite, Rev Mr. Fisher, Col
Irctor Fasseit, &c. They sung with the
same spirit and appealed to High Heaven
for direction in their work with the same
abiding faith that has marked the move
ment from the beginning.
No Encouragement or faint hearts, OF
blanchrd visages dampened the proceed.
inss, and it broke up in spirit that bodies
no peace to the wicked.
The following resolution was offered
by Mrs, DR. Eames in behalf OF In. Wo.
mems Temperance Assoeiaton
ReSOtUed That our interest IN the caus,.
of Temperance is in no measure al,uTed
md thai We are fully determined 10 praa
IN and To cork on until the traffic in in.
luxicating drink has ceased in Ashtahula
And t0 this md we earnestly ask the CO.
operation OF all Christian women of this
vicinity.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

and thus debili,ate it, but will, when their
use is discontinued, leave the liver
strengthened and healthy.
WORKS WONDERS
BERGEN, Genesee Co, N. Y, Mar %, II.
DIR. PIERcE-Your treatment in nv
case has been quite successful and salts
factory, and for which desire to Express
my gratitude have been troubled with
disordered liver and catarrh and gener-
al weakness for good many years and
was failing slowly all the time, and last
August called on you and got some OF
your Goldrn Medical Discovery and DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and one of your
Nasal Injectors, and since that time l
have been improving and am now better
than have been in years, not having had
the sick headache in months, which /
used To have to average once week, the
Golden Medical Discovery being the prin-
cipal medicine used. II has worked won
ders in my case, and l recommend il 10
those similarly afflicted. Let me expr IS
gratitude to you for such invaluable sell
vices. Truly and gratefully yours,
WM. F. CRITFENDEN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

BUSINEsS Al AsHFABULA-We are in
Ormed tnal the Pennsylvania Company
has lately effected an Arrangement with
Mrssrs Rhodes & Co., of this city where
/, Oy they are TO transact part Oftheir own
coal and ORE business, aud TO handle the
same Tor such other dealers, rs may SEEK
The facilities OF Ashtabula harbUr. This
iranch will be valuable one to both
p ,rtirs, giving Mrssrs. Rhodes & Co., in
creased and needed facilities for the man
agrmenl of th'ir large shipping trade.
They, are, We believe, To transact all the
receiving and shipping business that re-
iales to the Ashlabula, Youngstown s.
Pittsburg Railway. The iurnacrs in the
Mahoning Valley snd vicinity of Pitts
uurg will regard this arrangement as u
particularly favorable for their interests,
rs il opens new railroad connections from
the lake, for the transportation of heir
Lake Superior Or"s.-CleUeLahd Herald
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
KINGSVILLE.


Ed. 7elegraph:- morrow, at 2:30, P.
NJ, is the hour for the meeting of the wO-
men in this place for the purpose Of or
ganizing a temperance movement, and
there are some who are decidedly in earn
est, having in the tasting of the "bitler
waters of Marah" come 10 The conclusion
that the Omnipulenl One must needs come
,s, the rescue. AS we have before intimat-
ed, so we do now, that apparently, there
is nothing much of manual labor TO per-
form here IN closing up liquor saloons
though from one writer to your paper,
from KellcggsYille, last week, we would
infer that "thirsIy Ones' could get their
fill OF whisky here and yet, we have TO
come 10 the like posilipn Of the fellow
who said that she knew that millers had
fat hogs, but he didn't know whose Corn
they eat" and SO we can say that some
limrs the presence of whisky is apparent,
but we don't know where it comes from
Perhaps our KelloggsVille friend can in
form u.s. Wish be would.
Our Choral Union gives a concert at
LockwoOd's Hall in North Klngsville, on
"Wednesday evening, April 18th. They are
preparing for rare entertainment
Our election passed of very quietly. C.
KingsvilIe. April Z, 1874
Mr.. Editor Having seen a statement in
print few weeks since, which had a ten
dency TO lead TO wrong impression in re-
gard 10 the Indebtedness of the towns hip
OF Kingsville, we wish through the col
umns Of your paper TO give few facts,
taken from the books of the Clerk and
Treasurer.
The township, within the last four or
five years. has built four new School
Houses and thoroughly repaid the other.
And by so doing incurred debt, ranging
at different times from $1,000 to 81 800.
The present Indebtedness of the town
ship for school purposes is $2,10O. In
addition 10 this, the township by vote
OF the people in establishing the High
School incurred, an expense of $500 to be
paid within three years-fOr which a
levy was made.
There was levy made by the Board of
Education a year ago, intended to iG part
liquidate the debt, and after making a
liberal estimate for all contingent expen-
ses necessary in carrying on our schools
for the present year, we can safely calcu-
late OH surplus of about $1,000 TO apply
ON the debt And at the same levy another
year, will very nearly carry US out of
debt. A. B LUCE Tpt Treas.
r. L. GROVER, Clerk
KinVsviIle ADril 8. IA
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

A NEEDED REFoRM.-A salesman in a
we'll known Superior ST. store. IN Cleve-
Land, as the Herald says, started, the other
lay, pledge 70 abstain from parting The
cup to neighbours lips, by dropping the
practice Of treating" aud in one day Oh
lined thirty signatures 10 it. This is max
ing good point In the way of reform.
We have known moderate drinkrrs, who
irlt that they were Irenching ON delicate
round, in asking friends 10 drink with
them, som. OF whom, perhaps, were slrug-
ling 10 Overcome an obstinate and pow
,riul appetite, and from principle had re
used to follow the practice, not willing
hmselves 10 fprego the indulgence, they
We're not willing to take The responsibility
Di being the instruments of overcoming
tue good resolutions of Others The hab-
1t, though very general, is, 10 greater or
IS extent, admitted TO be bad one, and
if these convictions were followed, much
would be done to shorten In an evil prac-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
SAXBROOK.
Kingsville, April 8, IA

Ed. Iel.-I have been thinking for some
time that would write q letter tor the
Teieqraph, but TO be sure was right.
tho't would speak to my wife about il,
and so last night aItrr had Gone up the
chores, and we were sitting kind o. cosy
like round the stove, says 1, sally" says
she, "Whats the matter, Jehiel?' Says
"Dun't you think had better write To
Mr.. REED, and tell him little Of what is
going on in Sayhrookl" Says Sally,
says she, II guess would, Jehiel."
That point settled, we talked over the
matter as TO what nameI was TO sign, for
have noticed that mGn OF genius when
they write, always use what they call a
Non de plume" which I have always
supposed was something they stretched
across from one gate post to the other and
wrote over. or under, disrecollect which.
If signed 1t Jehiel Jones, every body
would know 1t was me, but If l signed II
J. j.. some would think il was joshua
Jenkins. and so put them on the wrong
track, and now all these matters are sell
lied, f. don't put any name 10 IT, you
will know gent 1t by the hand write
We have various things to occupy our
,,me and talents, but last week and this,
the special theme of interest is the Musical
institute, under thc direction of Prof
Case. The Juvenile and adult CLASSES num-
ber about eighty, aud all are progressing
finely under their thorough instruction.
A lot of 81 cows, bought by A. Geralds
and E. Whiting, in Williams county, o.,
have been brought here for the benrfit Of
the farmers, 2l being retained by Uncle
Abel--Mr, Whiting taking the rest to
Auslinburg; 16 of the 81 have sold al lit
ue lese Ihgu Vf0 per lread,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

AshtabuIa MArke'.
Oh -cagO Market.

Ch -cagO Market.
From the Oh cago Tribune
The Chicago produce markets were generally
hrmer Tuesday, with a gOC1 demand for both
breadstufs and provisions. Mess pork was &C
tive and irreguisrly higher, closing at Sl6- 5O0B
1855 cash. Lard Was active and SC 3 100 rs
higher, closing at g. .65G96T1<. Meats were in&c-
tive md unchanged, at l09lU1(c per d for sweet
picked hams. Flour was active aud firm at s.. ~
@5.75 for good shipping los. Wheat was more
active and &c higher, closing weak at Sl.2 Zc.
Corn WIS active and NC higher. closing at 6l5Sr
cash, and IS seller May. Oats were quiet and Hc
higher, closing at 43 cash, Rye was more acIlvr
and 1016c higher, at 9JHc Barley was quiet ana
evening last there was in store in the city, Ss99
9O9 bu wheat, 3036925 bu corn, St5.94 bu oats.
%. l67 bu rye, and 1851 bu barley. Hogs were
qai, and easy, closing at S5.0l95.s5 for common
To choice. Cattle sold slowly at shaue lowe
prices. sheep we're firm.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
conpesut Items-from the Rsportsr

Mrssrs Burt Mitchell and Benjamin
Blood, two resolule young men OF Kings.
Vile, start for Colorado this week With
the intention Of locating and making th al
country their future home
The following real rstate transfers have
r. Gently been made at South Ridge-Le
vi Richards to ID. F. ,and Frank Sanford
rs acres, consideration, $3.50 Frank
Sanford 10 Levi Richards--511S acres, con-
sd ration, $1,000.
The Commonwealth Miastrels and
Brass Band, of Ashtabula, gave their en-
rerIainment, according to The programme
On Friday evening last. We hear that the
the boys did justice TO the occasion ,and
gave very interesting performance
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

THE M'NUTT CO.-InIs company ap-
prar TO be going steadily along in the way
of prosperity. The demand for their jig
SAW mills is such thai they find their pres
ent dimensions TO contracted. and they are
putting on an addition to their work shop,
double its present dimensions. They are
lso putting up an Office, and besides this.
1t is a part of their present plan 10 start II
laundry of their own, for the purpose, as
they say, of securing greater prOmptness
IN obtaining their castings. The senio- OF
the company is now in S. c., putting up
an engine Tor prOpelling some of the mills
Under the superintendent of Mr.. Hitch
enck
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

The street commissioner recognizes the
fact urged upon Us by the calendar, thai
spring is upon us, an I is giving Main st. a
ti'.irr appearance by clearing the cutters
Oflheir winter ACCOMMODATIONS. The scra-
per has done same good servic,- ON Lake
81. between The village aud the station,
hui something mnre is reeded. Those
aoles about midway between these points
are not consistent with very high degree
OF civilization or thorough energy on the
part of the commissioner. Why may BOT
lew loads of the gravel, or even sand.
We see moving about the streets, be sebt
10 thai point?
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

HOTEL REGIsTERs.-The Fisk Honse
and the AsIlabula House have each oi
them been indulging In The luxury of a
new Register, gotten up al the Telegraph
Office, the TASTE and elegance of which VIII
speak for themselves by reference TO them.
TBose il want of such an apprndage Ia
every wrll-regulated hotel, may. therefor,
know where they can be had ON favorable
terms. and excellence of workmanship.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
ORWELL,

The Orwell Normal School enjoys
more than usual average of pupils al
the present Spring term, now in its fourth
week. The Orwell Debating Society has
adjourned until fall, a fact that cannot be
but relief to the Nesos. in lifting The
pressure upon its columns by reporting at
length speeches there made.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

New SPRING G0oDs.-OUmr of our mrr
Chants are getting III The first inslallmenis
of spring goods, and among the foremost
is Capt Pierce, who has just shelyed a
large shipment OF Ready Made Clolhing'
Hats, Caps and furnishing goods, which
the Stale of the markets put within The
rrach of I'LL
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

ALMOST A SMASH UP.-As the oil train.
No. 21. on Ih- Franklin Division, was
crossing the bridge. just this side of Jet
ferson, last Saturday night. the caboosr
jumped the track and was drawn across
the bridge on the ties; had it not been for
Che guard rail. The car. which CONTAINED
two men, would have been prrcipilated
oyer The bridge-a distance Of 80 feet
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

All the Druggists of Conneaut have
signed the Druggists pledge, and the
Physicians have taken the pledge not To
prescribe alcoholic or malt liquors except
in cases of absolute necessity The prop
erty owners have also pledged themselves
against letting places for liquor selling,
and Landlord DOrman has closed his bar
and entered upon the career of a temper
ance landlord.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
R w. KILPATRIcK.

A tale of more Than usual interest anu
pathOs. bearing upon The great reform "l
the day, and furnishing an argument in
support of the manner in which it is Car
ried on, meeting the obj ciion urged by
some Iender-toed people about the propri-
ely of certain modes of putting down a
crying evil, will be found upon the frs,
page OF this paper.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

A WRONG CUSTOM CoRREcTED.-It is
quite generally the custom to take strong
liver stimulanis for the cure of liver com.
plant, and both the mineral and vegetable
kingdoms have been diligently searched
to procure the most drastic and poisonous
purgalives, in order To produce powerful
effect upon the liver, and arouse the lag
ging and enfeebled organ. This system of
treatment Is on the same principle as that
of giving a weak and drbllitatd man
large portions of brandy to enable him 10
do a certain amount of work. When the
slimulant is withheld, the organ, Ike the
system, gradually relapses into more
torpid or sluggish and weakened condl'
tiun than before. What then is wantedS
Medicines, that, while they cause the bile
To flow freely from the liver, as tnat organ
Il wued into gCNoa, Will not oVegwovh
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

A dead male child was found on one O
the sidewalks in PainesFille on Tuesday
morning last. Ii was wrapped in a news
paper and supposed to be OF &bcut siA
months growth. No discoveries wrr
made cpnecrning the mystery, and it ~a'
buried by order of the proper auIhori
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

The following Wardens and Vrsirymrl
of St Peters Church. were elected OF
Etsier Monday G' orge Willard, Senio
Warden, L TYLER, Junior Warden, E I
Strong. A A Strong. S B Wells, S G Tai
colt, Gco c Hubbard and W W Mann
Veslrymen.
D. w. HASKELL, who has an ambition
to lead off in early goods, as well as Ihos'
at the top of the market in style, quality
and range of price, wishes TO arrest pub
lie attention. aud make the people awar'
Of the advantages he is ableio puts within
their reach.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

To PARENTs.-NO children ent, rim
sclool Tor the first lime, can be received
in the D-Primary grade, taught bv
Miss Marsh, aIt-r next week. Scholars
entering later in the term would require
the formation of new classes, which Can.
not be done after that time.
r w KuPATRrcK
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

The wheat crop otherwise SO g, nerally
promising, has suffered rather severely
of lale from freezing and thawing, and
the farmers speak ofthe effect, with con-
siderable apprehension. The crop r
badly thrown out.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

A feeling OF sadness COMES over US
as we contemplate the departure Oi
one so gentle and aimahle, and so calcu
lated in intercourse with it, TO purify anu
improve the world as Miss ELLA WIER.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

ADygRT1sERs TAKE NOTIcE--Aller
This date no stereotype Or elcc'roiype adj
vrrtisemenis viii be inserted in the TEL
eq-aph unless cast on 3 solid metal body
Ashtnbula March s6lh 1874.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

The clouds that hover over the horizon
of the vessel owners, commerce and
freight interests, show no silver Innings as
vet, and there is glorious stale of doubt
and uncertainty in The prospect
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

PAsFoRAL CHANGEs.-The Rev. Mr.
CHAPEIL, of Nrw Lyme, has closed his
pastoral labors al that place.
Rev. Mr. STREETER of Austinhurg has
dissolved his connection with the Con
gregational church of that place.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

Removable BARrLETT's residence
has been removed IRON Park to Main ST..
and his patients and friends viii now find
him in the SAepard house. next door souIh
of his Office.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
Notice In Attachment.
Sheriff as Special Master Commissioner.
SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENTs. ASH
TABULA COMMON PLEAS, Feb. Term, 1874.
Lucien K. Shaylor
agailst
anVUa A Gfraatpr af a

Lucien K. shaylor
agai1s Order OF sale
George A. Streeter etsl.
DY virtue of an Order of Sale du-
- ly issued from said Court in the above case
To me directed will offer Tor sale oy way 9i pup
lie auction at the door Of the Court House IN Jsn-
rrson, AshtAbula County, ONO on saturday the
18th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1874,
h.,v,o.r the hours of P. NJ. and o'clock p NJ.
Of aid day. the following described Lands and
Tcnements, TO WIZ
si,nated An the Village of Ashtahnla county Of
.shtsbnls and state of Ohio, and known as part
fIoT54 OF F. Kinsmans plat and bounded az
6,iows; Commencing at the northeast corner OF
and lot, on tue west line Of Main street running
thence wesl along the north line OF said lot and
the south line OF Union Alley about l6S feet 10 the
west line Of Lot 81, thence south along the west
line Of Lot 81 about seventy nine feet 70 the south
line Of Lot -, thence east along said south line Of
Lot 81 forty-eight (t0 feet, thence north parallel
with the west line OF lot 81 sixteen feet thence
easterlv, parallel 70 the south line 0i
said Lot 81 aud sixteen feet northerly there
frOm aboui one hundred and -Oventoen feet 20 the
west line Of Main street. thence northerly along
the west line Of Main street sixty-three feet 10
the place OF beginning. together with the boiler,
engine fixtures aud applrtenanees thereon.
Terms cash. Appraised az -
sheriff, as Special Master Commisrioner.
sherif's Ofice, jefferson, o., April, :, lsTi
EUwAEa H. FTTCzl PlatutG's Attorney
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

TIE GaMMoNwEALTH MINsrRELs and
Brass Band, gsye- an eniertainment al
Clevrland's Hall. Conneaut, last Friday
evening. Although n was very stormy
night, the boys were welcomed by q full
house. and all who Witnessed the enter
menl felt fully paid for time and money,
aud many expressed the wish that the
troupe would soon visit them again. This,
Friday evening, the trnupeis billed for Ge-
neva, and we wish them the SUCCESS they
% Justly deserYe
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

ANNUAL YIsIT.-The friends Of Rev. ]
N. McGIFFERT viii make him their annu
al visit on Tuesday evcning-I4th inst. 4
cordial invitation is extended
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

TrAcHERs' ExAHNATIoN.- Saturday
The Huh, is the day ASSIGNED by The Board
OF Examiners for holding an examination
at Austlnburg.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

D. D. Williams, Cashier of the COnneaut-
willie Nat Bank, which was reported robb-
ed some weeks ago, was Tearrested last
Saturday byS. B. Benson, government
Directive, aud lodged in Jail. his bail Iav.
ing surrendered him. Gu the morning
OF the reported rObtrry he was found in
the bank gagged and senseless. A recent
examination Of the hank books shows a
def,Ication of $s7,OO in addition to the
reported robbery of $47,OOO which con.
firm The suspicious of Williams guilt.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

Ma. DAyIDsON, the repHted qHill driVt I
for the past few months. of the Conn"auI
Reporter, has. we see il stated, dissolved
his connection with that Office, and as we
Opinr, enlisted rs ConHeaut contributor
TO the Geneva Times. He is as ruthless
and savage as a Camanche or Mndoc, and
tqking him by and large. Is about the be-l
illuslratisn pf a heggar on hcrse, bound To
the devil, Of any one at present in mind.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11
ORWELL.

ORWELL.
John Runciman,
Trustees Edward Cook,
Dan. Norlhway.
Clerk-C H Rowley,
Treasurer-O c. Russell,
Assessor-L. Waters
ConstabIes B. Bingham,
HARTsGROvE.
Trustees-N S. Hubbard, Chas. Glad
ding, Chas. Warner
Clerk-Henry Ayers.
Treasurer-Nelson Griswold
Assessnr-H C. Mcintosh.
Constables-I ]. Marsh, John Post
Justice of the Peace George F. War
ner.
ANDOVER
Truslees-A. Harmon, S. L. Green, c.
S. Marvin
Clerk-P F. Marvin
Treasurer-A. B. Leonard.
Assessor-A. c. Laughlin.
Constables-S. NJ. Shelby, R. Cane.
Justice of the Peace-S. c. Merrill
RICHMOND.
Trustees-James Brown, John Ridge,
John Harrison.
Clerk-C. T. Sunbury.
Treasurer-E. Rider.
Assessor-J. F. Bright.
Constables-G. w. Gibbs, D. B. Peck.
DuRsET
Truslees-L Bissell, r. c. Allen ]. A.
Blanchard.
Clerk-Wm. SimOns.
Treasurrr-J w. Pulls per.
AssessOr-B A. Booth.
Conslables-Jacob Painter, R. Fuller.
4a MORGAN
Trustees-Edmund Kennah, Collins
Latimer, J. H. Wheeler.
CIerk-H. ]. Covel.
Treasurer-A B. Watkins.
ASSESSOR -Alonzo Moses.
Constables White, J. n Knowl-
'S--1'-t Rock CREEK VILLAGE.
Mayor Norman Thompson.
Council--A. B. Watkins. H. Piler, A
Campbell.
Cierk---Marcus Gladding.
Treasurer---A B. RIthbone.
Recorder o NJ. Parker.
WINDSOR.
Trustees L. G. Wilson, Edward Wis
well, C. S. Mcintosh.
Clerk Alex. Adams.
Treasurer s. F, Pond.
Assessor Charles Paine.
C0nstables NJ. D. Rdwson, E. R. Kin
ney.
Justice of the Peace F. R Smith.
PIERPUNT.
Trustees Allen Kinney, ThOs. Caine,
R0brrt Stewart.
Clerk. F o. Harrington.
Treasurer rs. Winship.
Assessor F. G. Williams
Constables A F. Aldrich, NJ. B. Hos
klns.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

CARNEY, after his rampancy last week,
came 10 the very sensible conclusion OF
attending one Of the ladies' meetings and
taking the pledge, and swearing eternal
abstinence frum intoxicating drinks. Car.
nry. sober, is a good fellow, and enjoys
the respect of the communiiy-Do Prof OF
she whip is more popular among the Ia
dies. II he stands faithful to his pledge,
be will find sympathy. support and good
wishes on every hand, except. perhaps,
from some of his old companions
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-11

WATERrowE FIRE Insurance CoMPANr.-Thr
Ashtabula agency OF the WatertowH Fire Insursnc
Company has been put into the hands of NJ. G.
OIoK, who win look after the interests Of those
already insured in this Company and show by
facts and figures, that as Company which only
insures detached dwelling property, it has no su
perior. Il is on the outside Of the organized In
surance Board and can on that account, com
bined with the fact of insuring only detached
dwellings give mnch lower rate than any compa-
ny that does business under the restrictions of the