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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28
ORWELL.

Ed. TsL-The Excitement caused by the
publication which appeared in the Ne1os
of recent date, asserting that there were
two gin mills in full blast in this place,
aud which was denounced as false by ihir-
ty of our leading citizens in the several
county papers, last week, still remains
subject of both public and private discus
sion, and proves a heavier load than the
Originators care about tOting. Allusion
was made TO the matter by the Rev. Mr..
Andrews, of the NJ E. church, un Sunday
last. The local reference to the matter in
the last Tslegrdph, was well received by
yoGr readers here, who have become dis
gusied al much of the anonymous matter
that has appeared of late as local CORES
pOndence in some of the papers. Some
indignation has been expressed in ihe
community, at a recent gratuitOus attack
madr by the Sentinel upon our f'llOw cltl-
zen, E. L. Gibbs Mr.. G's advantages have
not been favorable for literary develop
ment, but he is making the best Ot these
discouragements. and is respectable and
wholesome ciiIz,n: During the past win
ter, he has, by invitation, ON different oc-
casion, addressed our citizens, ably advo-
eating the cause of temperance, and had
the bOldness tO denOunce the corruption
of the R0mish church, and was listen
ed to by some of the largest audiences
that have assembled at the Town Hall.
In view of these things, it is not To be
wondered at that there SHOULD be sbme
feeling over the SeRtinePs efforts at bur
lesque Mr.. Gibbs, very naturally, wrote
TO the editor of the SentiAel, requesting an
honorable withdrawal Of the offensive At
tack, bat instead of compliance, he
writes Mr. G. letter, attempting to white
wash the affair in private way, which, to
say the lrast, is ungenerous and unworthy
treatment. Ii is due to both parties-bul
in different lights-that the letter should
be published, and il is sent herewith, thai
if you see fit, yea may, Mr. Edi'or, annex
ft.Gs4 Yours, &c, h.
While the treatment of Mr.. Gibbs by
the Sentinel, Is admitted tu be little sIiab-
by, the publication of the letter would
seem to identity the Telegraph with the
matter more closely than is thought adj
visable. We iherefore-omit it ED. TEL.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

SCRTBNER's MONTHLY FOR APBIL.-The
April number OF SCRIBNER's contains an
other generous installment OF Mr. Kings
"Great South" the subject this time be-
ing, "A Ramble in Virginia, IRON Bristol to
the Sea" The illustrations, as usual, are
prOfuse. Among the notable features OI
the number are the beginning of Jules
Yerne's serial,- "The Mysterious Isl ,nd;"
an essay by Aguslus Blauvelt, author oI
The articles on Modern Scepticism entitled,
"Christ's Resurrection Scientifically Con
Sidered;" and timely paper, by Miss Bee
dy, on "The Health and Physical HabiIs
OF English and American Women" Noah
Brooks has an article Concerning sOmr
Imperial Booty" The new stOrv-wriier,
George W. Cable, tells tale of the Bellies
Demoisclles Plantation" Mrs Davis sc.
rial is concluded, and Miss TraltOn's is
continued. The number opens with IN IL
Illustrated poem by Benjamin F. Taylor.
and there are verses by A. R. Macd0nOugh,
John Fraser, j. G. H., Charlotte F. Bates,
and Edward King. DR. holland, in Top
les ri the Times, writes about Jules Verne's
NV Story" The Taxation of Church
Properly" and Social U4ages." The OLD
Cabin is concerned with "Veracily;" Am
ateur Thealricals are practically discussed
in Home and Society, and the other de-
parimenls have their characteristic variety
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

VILLAGE .CAUCUs.-A caucus meeting
for nominating ticket of candidates for
The village election. will be held at the
Council Room. in Sherman & Halls build
ing, on Tuesday evening, March 81. The
call is to all IN favor of economy, eficien-
cy, and the suppression of intemperance,
without regard TO party connections.
AS the friends of temperance, even with
the influence OF the tidal wave in their
favor, will need every vote in the corpor-
alton for the election of men of determined
hostility to the liquor shops, it is desirable
that the caucus should he a full and frank
one, and be something of fOreshadowing
of the numbers that will be on hand at the
polls on the 9th inst, ready to sustain these
principles.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

We went to press on Thursday evening
last, before the result of The special cOun-
cIl proceedings on the petition for ali or
finance closing the salncns, was known.
\ lulI board. with the exception of Hitch
cock, absent-came tO-ether, and gave
lie ordinance unanimous frsl reading.
and then adjourned over to the next regu-
lar meeting-3d Monday of April.
The ordinance is similar tO the McCOn-
nellsVille ordinance, but as This will prob
ably be the last OF il, unless the vacancies
0l the rctIring councilmen should be filled
with decided anli-saloon mrn, we do 10,
al present lnmbrr nnr r.-I '' 18th it.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28
INrERgsTING To INVALID LADIES.


IIARLEMvLLs, CoIumDIa Co., N. Y. Juiy 9, 1913.
A.. N. HLEhCE, ~. y:
Ussg osr,-lOur Rvor is just received. l ill.,
tenued To bEys written " You several weeks
smce cUnceruIng the Improvement IN ny health.
Whicn Is now very apparent. nave used One DOL
lie VI FavOnLe Prescription WIN the best results.
luuugh WIn aumIG was sOlneSnet ulscOurSgsU
after lis use ClOr 3 snort time OnIy). ltOOk It
uer very uIsadvanIaSeUls cIrcumsLances-nsvIug
tne supervision VI the nOuse aEa uurlng Lne sea
sun Ut mousse cieanIng' / WAS ODngeU, InrUngn
the Incompetence Oi nslp. to ~ more tlaal Ousul
and, Vi Course, suIervu ureAdiuny, nILed whsu a
ougnI not nave r4Ised M Band, aud diu ali /
oouId 70 brIug '-Order odG vi cnaUs, but upon
IayIIlg aside zII Cares and cJnuuu,ng Ins rsneuS
. nuu alter using less tnan Que OOtIie TO De 81
hlucn DenenLtvu that nave discontinued tue Use,
wiLn no return - nJ.vns o.. wuIcu wrUtv
you.
nave suffered terribly, and what added to my
distress was the CONSEQUENCES VI not prOcuflns
relief IrOm UrdIuary sodrces, At times IL seemeu
ABOUT ImpOssiuir To stand, great was the uls
.ress. ALI of tnuse severe nedralglc pains nave
.,,sap pvearsu they we're uau at tunes 1 couiu
hardly walk wlrnUut sOme external pressure
,.,.y seem 20 nave lett me like magic, suuGenly,
anu nave had no retdrn; all Otner sylnptOms have
oe,l, removed. The severe weakness and iaInt-
mess uaye Disappeared anu can 20 up stairs Win
comparative ease now. would haYe Informed
YOU ere this OF my Improvement, for appreciated
II, but Was fearful il only transient benefit
WAS receiving, but l think sufficient time has
elapsed to consider the beneficial results Perma
nent Accrpt of my best wishes for your luIur~
SUCCESS and your klndnesi in advising me.
Very ruly yours,
MRS. NcTllE SNYDER.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28
Common Pleas,


After three days recess, Judge. Cam
field found himself sufficiently recruited
TO take the bench again on Monday lasl,
tor the purpose of clearing up the unfin.
ish' d business of the term. ThIs,was of a
rather miscellaneous character, without
jury trials The members of the bar were
ON hand, but taking things rather easy and
comfortable. But they are generally such
devil may care set of fellows that il
would be difficult to find them in any 9th
"r mood than that of free and easy happi.
ness. Ii "A fellow is troubled with The
hlue-devils, the best medicine he can take
If his physician hasn't prescribed ale mr.
whisky, which is often done where tb,
thing Is plenty and popular is to take a
trip to the Hub. Ifit cannot be shaken off
In half days sitting with these Jolly fel
lows, you may consider your case as stub.
bornly chronic. The Judge, with his spare
and attpnunted person, attracts irsr, of
course, the attention If the visitor. ACier
a somewhat critical survey and The opin-
ion settled, faVorably or unfavorably Of
his contour and avoirdup0is. YOU nr.
struck with the gravity and dignity of The
Judge, of his closr and unswrrvinp atien.
lion To business the clearness and 6rnpss
of all his urterances. and the Difference
from bar, litigants and spectators. While
he is popular, his popularity is the r.sult
of an impartial, just and independent dis
cl arge of duty and the tacil verdict IS
that be honors the position which hopors
him. y 2i'il"+i4 |
cl'rk Lamb and sheriff Hart appesr 10
have got the run Of things, aud their
prompt and ready discharge or duly. and
their courteous attention To all with whom
they have intercourse, make favorable
impression. The bar was BUT sparsely at
tended. The most marked. Agnres among
the members, were the venerable and
hOay ASSA q eEIEass phARss. AhssS
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

Coop FOR CoNKEAUT-Our neighbors
lover there" are alIltle ahead, and have
taken the bull-or perhaps more properly.
the devil-by the horns. At meeting Of
the council, on Monday eveing last. the
McConnellsvile ordinance was passed
unanimously, and haYing the stomach.
the council propose to enforce the ordi-
nance to the letter. That is hopeful, and
and we trust this action will not bp
without its encouragement upon neigh
boring towns of this gallant and glo.
rious village. In view of this action,
will not our citizens, and especially the
ladirs of Ashtahula renew their earnest
ness and determination in their noble
efforts to squelch the evil of intemper-
ance in this place. Perseverance is q
cardinal virtue and is wIthal requisite
and preslidge of success.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

THE WINTER TERN of District No. 4
Miss lNEz RODGERS teacher, ended wi II
an exhibition at the "stone school housi =
ON Saturday, .~larch ---. The following
is programme of the entertainment:
DiaLOgus-The school Boy" Gusi,is
Castle, and Annie Castle. ,l-.. e.. sai
2. RecitatiOn-.'Supposr," Guy Sweet.
8. ReeitGtiOR-"Prim Roses, )" Anni.. Cas-
lle tel.t.-d 9at W." "9sl
4. RecitatiOn-"Litue Birds" Cora Cas-
Ile s -at .3,l, ..1'i ~ ..i.i- -
5. ''Song of the Shirt" Kiltie Sweet.
6. Song OF the Skirt" Aggie Ham.
z. RecitatsOn-"Wriggles," Sam VIM
ley.
8 Bseisatiop-"Thres Ladies" Lorena
Sweet.
o Rseaaaop-"Liltle Fred" Frank Pc
rev.
10 Recitation" -"Ths Baby" wfnni,
Kellogg.
Il. Recltation-"The Garden Gate" .Ag.
gle Ham. 4...-
u. DiGIOgue-"How TO get an answer .
Kiuie Sweet and D lila Tryon. nHs
lS. Rec'tatSon-''The Grangers sere.
nade," w. Ham. ,fa erid3 h
IA. Rscitat'On-'Little Maid,p AdaIr
Sweet .-'- l.uiq'. .a.s n
10. Dialogue 'Scandal,P Della Tryon
Maggie Sweet, VIM. Ham and Allie Ne,-
Teton. E iiag.u u,a.. Il
16. RecitGtiOn-"Young Folks" Agus-
lus Castle. 1854. ta~G-.+ p.s lt
II. RscitGtion-"The Farmers Fool
Eddie P. rew
o IL. ,DiIIogue-"What comes Of a loose
tongue" Kltue Sweet, Aggie Ham, Clara
Castle, George Wilson, Anson Rood. VIM.
Ham, Allie NeItleIon. Ed. Luce.
ls. RecitatSOn-"JOnnny's Lesson" Mag
gle Sweet.
20; RscisatiOH-~soloman Ray Allie
NeLlleIUu. zaL syf EeSss
81. Sogg-bY the school. ro4 s-.r,uE
u. Rec'tGtiOn-"MY Old Man." Kittie
SHeeL o. al
70. R-eitatiOh-'Sunlight on the Hin.p
Della IryUn. b 5.l' 81 EoiflGt.17 fh4
"a. D'HOgEe-"Lord Dondreary," Kluie
S"e' |, Agsls Ham, FRANK Castle, GrvFgt
WILSON,. 7~H3iHi rd - - ~" i'l-i
! fne parts were all wen commilt. d, ana
every pupil seemed To nave caugn al the IuII
Iuca OI IncIr respective parts.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

The IT aaInss q. AiRs. STAIR ON We'd
ncsday evening, at Haskelrs Hall, called
out but small audience, on account of
the Temperance mass meeting at the
Opera House, occurring on the same
evening. The hall we understand was
about half filed with respectable and ap-
prreialiYe audience, and the impression
miade was of a very favorable character.
Our Informant says she is a good reader.
and the hope was expressed by several OF
the audience thai she might visit Ashia-
hula again at some futufe time when The
field was cI~ar for good house.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

The milk UusIn, IS Is .,, =, -. ~ lively
The present season. Beside eur regular
siand-b blythe FargOs-Mr Gilhert Har-
mon has, we believe, started route al
the Harbor, and limo. Strong and John
Scoville are to start another for the vii
luge, about the first of April. In the
mean time the Fargos are extending
their business, by the addition of new
and greater facilities for meeting the
growing demand for the tactical fluid
About the first of April they expect to be
out with a snowy and complete equip
ment. A new wagon will be put upon
the route, which is expected 10 far eclipse
anything yet brought out.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

RoBBERY-On Saturday night last, the
house OF E. c. Bullard, in Dorset, was en-
terrd and the sum of about $4,000 taken,
without awakening The family. The mon
cy b. longed To Mr.. Walter HOlhrook, who
resides with Mr.. Bullard--a son-in law.
The money was part oi the avails of a
farm recently sOld, and which had been
on deposit in one Of the banks at J,ffer-
son. but some two O- three weeks ago il
was drawn. and kept in the house, and at
Ihr time of the robbery was locked in n
desk, IN the bed room of Mr. HOIbrOOk.
When the family arose on Sunday morn
ing. they found that the desk had been
forced open, as had also window, 10 the
apartment. and the outside door was open.
Mr. Bullard, from whom this information
is obtained, says that they have no, suspi
cion of any one as the guilty party in this
Transaction. A couplepf-unknowE men,
in a top buggy, on. Saturday evening, in,
ouired in the neighborhood, for the resi-
d'nce of Mr.. Billiard, saying that tn y
were going 10 Ashiahula. Mr. HolbroOk
was an old gentleman--near eighty years
old, and somewhat childish, and kept the
money about him rather than yield to the
advice of friends, 10 let it remain in the
bahk The residence of Mr. Bullar!l is
about one mile north of BARRIERS Corners
LATER-Mr. Bullard was arrested ON
Thursday and brought to jefferson for an
examination before Noah HOskius, Esq,
touching this rubbery matter, and his
house has been subjected to thorough
search Tor the money.
Ed 7sI:-IH your issue of to-day you
give an account of the ladies visit TO the
saloons of this town on Friday of last
week You stated iIai they also visited
Tyler Rrdhead, and Gary's grocery
slOres. You further say Iliat tue places
where They were permit ed 10 enter and
mel with respectful treatment were Allen,
Fowl-r, and Gary's leaving it to be in
erred that all the other places they were
treated with discCurtesy and disrepect.
Allow me 10 correcr you in this stale
ment. In the first place the ladies did
not call ON any of the grocery stores ON
Friday. This correction will rrfuie any
Insinuation of bad treatment on that day.
On Saturday they called at all of the
places namrd in your report, and were
admitted into my store and treated both
courteously and respectfully. firmly
hut respectfully declined to sign pledge
of any kind and then afler n few mInutrs
conversation on the evils of iniemper-
ance, they held devotional exercises, and
left me, on the most friendly terms On
Tuesday they again called on me and
ere admitted inio my Store. again re-
fused 10 sign any pledge. and after
riendly conversation for few minutes
in which think we iullY understood each
other, the ladi,s departed still On friendly
terms. And should they think it best to
call on me again they will always find
my door open, and be met with the con
siteraIiUn and respect that is always due
10 ladies. Very Respectfully yours,
W. REDHEAD.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28
r ELee ESQ. of South New Lvme

E. E. Lee. ESQ, of South New Lyme
has sold his farm to Mr.. VIM. Gee, and
Mr.. Gee has sold his farm to MIR. ]. E.
Brockway.
Mr.. L. A. CoNARo. will open grocery
Al Griggs' Corners, this Spring. The ma
terial tor building is now on the ground
On Tuesday Mr. J. W ADAMS, OF Hart
ford, Conn, shipped from this place
fourteen horses. Mr.. A. thinks them the
best lot he ever took out of the county
He had one pair of splendid matched
blacks, large aud beautifully formed and
so near alike that either would do for
the other.
Mrs. Eunice Jerome, wife of Merritt Je-
rome, Esq, of this town, died very sud
denly, on Sunday morning. She had moi
been well during the night, but got up
and dressed in the morning; not ferling
well, she went into her room and lay
down, while Mr.. ]. prepared a cup of tea
for her. When he took the tea To her she
was lying on the bed, quite dead. Apo
plexy was probably the cause. She was
one of the early settlers of this town, and
was respected by all who knew her. She
lraves large circle of relatives to mourn
her loss. Sent
For RENT.-A two Story, frame house
on Park street Apply at this office.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

GAs,-Messrs. LUCE and BARDwELL
with working fOrce, lift on Tuesday
evening for Shelhyville for making q
brginning in the matter of forming a gas
Co. and putting up works for illuminating
that place with the lighting material that
has been so successfully and salisIactori
ly introduced here. This, gas, about
which some of our citizens did not Il,
first feel entire confidence, not only comes
up to the recommendation and fully Ills
the bill as TO quality, but thus far, it has
in no instance JAILED, or even threatened
to fail us, and Whatever misgivings have
been indnlged. have given place TO ST.
rene and quiet confidence, and the en-
joyment OF light that dissipatrs much
of tn poetic inspiration that heretoforp
has afforded theme for any quantity Of
scribI,ling about the sombrvness of this
lark world.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28
PROCLAmATION.

WHEREAS, it is enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of Ohio:
That it shall be unlawful for any pei son within
this state to sell, rter give away any pritu-
Ons. vinUus or malt Liquors on the day of any elec
tiOn held within this STATE under the Constitution
or laws hereof and II is hereby made the duty OF
each and all persons who are authorized under or
by the laws of this State Or the municipal reyula
uons Of any city, town or village OF this State to
sell Or barter any spirituOus. Finous or malt IL
quors, to close their respective establishments OIL
those days. Any persOn Offending against the pro-
visions of this acI shall he fined in any sum moi
less than five nor NOR than one hundred dullars
and be imprisoned IN the county Jail for period
not exceeding ten days" b.
l, E. L. King. Mayor of Ashtabula. do hereby
warn the Inhabitants of said Village OF the pro
visions OF said Act, and that all Yiolatiurs of the
same will subj Ct the offender prompt aud spec
punishment And all Marshals and police Oficer-
IN ssid Village are hereby required to cios e al.
houses found violating sad act. and to report
forthwith all viOlatOrs thereof to me- ~
Given under my hand and seal, this 14th day
Il. 81 of March, 1874.
E. L. KING, Mayor.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

Mrs. CAMERoN's PEARL CREAM for
5eauIifying moi only the complexion, but
is aIsalhighlg recsmmehdcd By those VII"
have gwen It q trial, fors covering moth
patches, pimplrs, general roughness an
nnsighlly appearances of the skin, The
article is sold by Mrs. Cameron. on Pros
peci street. and we understand by the
druggists.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

CLAY HICKoK of the Star Silo0n was
brought up before Esq Fisher, on Thurs
day last, charged with selling liquor TO
an inebriate and an examination set for
Friday oftkis week, and bail of 5000 Civ
en- for his appearance. D. W. Gary recog-
uizlng in that amount.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

The Baptist Church Of Geneva has ex-
tended unanimous call to Rev 5. N.
Wescoit, Of Waterville, On ida, county,
New YUfk, 10 become their Pastor, and
the Call has been accepted. The gentle
man will enier upon his ministerial la
bors about the irsl of April.-2Tmes.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

The death at the rooms of c. S. Will
liams. of Painesville. on Monday night Of
Mrs. Kitty Mosher. seems to have been
from natural causes. After post morIem
examination, the body was sent to Pen
Yam, where the deceased has parents, for
interrnrnt
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

Another OReAH.-TEe Congregation
al Cbnreh at.Jefferson has voted 10 pur-
chase a new Orgrn. and named our GO
Temporary Of the Sentinel, J. A. H0wels,
a committee to make the purchase. The
fitting up oftee church has suggested this
addiliDpal expenditure. The church is.
we learn in a very healthy condition mn
der Tie charge Of the RrE. Mr. Gale.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

The peripaielic customers of officer
Rennick, bv their increased numbers,
show the growing popularity of his nc
comnodalions. The nuAbr provided
for last we,k. was seventy. save one.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

The schr. YaHkee. belonging To Messrs.
Tyler, Ford 6 Betbe, which met with
such disaster last fall, ON Lake Huron,
has lately been sold to parties in Bay City
where she lay-for $4,000.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

z llogg and C, s SimOnds, who are now
the elders of the flock, though L. S. Shrr-
man, who, however, was not prrsrnt,
would rank among them. Judge Chaffre
was giving his attention to his clients in
ierrsts with all the earneslness Ofa ynurg-
er member. His sight has so failed him,
that though he moves about without at
tendance, he needs the help of his friendly
cane as feeler, TO prevent his running
against objects that lie IN his way. This is
not little affecting. The other members
-Norihway, Pros. Atty Wade. Hall. and
perhaps others, were sitting around, en-
jOying the society of outsiders, or that of
one another, with watchful eye out for the
course Ofproceedings, and as keen, though
apparently Indifferent, scrutiny Of one an
other in the managing of their several
cases and interests. What we should do
without the bar-the bulwark of right in
every community-we can hardly imag
inc, and yet upon their devoted heads
alight many cruel imprecation. But
while the laiiy imprecate, they commit
their learest interests to their guardian
ship, not Withholding either purse or
property, or reputation.
Landlord Baldwin presides over the
Thompson House with a quiet ease and
selEpossessinn, that rrsulis in the best
good and happiness of his guests. The
jovial and honest face of the old landlord
-Thompson-beaming with appreciation
and pleasure, detracls nothing from the
comfortable and home,like feeling that
seems t" permeate the establishment
A call at the First National Bank,
brought us in contact with our much, es-
ieemed friend, French. who is making
good progress toward his former physical
status. Bat while he looks as if fully re-
stored, he is reminded-ia his own Ian
guage-lhat his strength is weakness.
While present in the flesh and spirit at
the money changers table, Mr. Bushneli
manipulates the Transactions and provilles
for the wholesome margins of the stock
hnldrrs which the Institution SO carefully
and regularly declares.
The Hub is great place, and the
world is always a little sweeter for
wrck after spending a day among is den
izens. There is. however, one drawback
upon this locality at this season of tn,
yesr, to those who have any travelling To
do off the sidewalks. We should about
AS soon think OF riding through clearing
with brush and siumps all in their varied
beauty, as over the roads of that region as
We saw them on Monday last the in ter
course between the station and the villa gr
centre is carried on bya regular wheel
barrow line, which, of course, is some,
thing of bar TO any undue complncen cy
or inordinafe ambition among its citizens
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

LAWYER LEE, OfNew Lyme, has been
nnminaledby-ihe Governor of this Stale,
for one of the trustees of the Northern
Ohio Asylum, and Ja6ez Fitch, of Cleve-
lard for another.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-03-28

FRED S. HENDRY is said TO have re-
signed his position as route agrnt on The
DAYTON & Michigan road.