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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25
KANSASi

IMMIGRATION is Westward-
- hence 1 have concluded to Close Out all my
SERY STOCK.
Al OOO Choice Peach Trees one year from bud, to
iSeJ hlgh, AppIes, Ounce, ST. and Dw Pears
iluns, Cherries CurranJs, hAspberrles. and so OOO
NORWAY spruce, from 10 2 feet nigh all been
lranspianteu snO rOOt pruHed, very stOeky
lneSe trees are all gO4ng 70 be sOlu. II not for
wnaL they are worth, they will be sOiu for what
Iney will bring. Two or three clubbing together
10 get one thousand OF mO.e, Will 10 well.
nave agents OuL, any claiming 10 be such
from the GeueVa Nursery can De taken for inDOs-
uers. Invite all IsnIIg Lrees 10 call anu see nv
stock at the Old stand, only ~ rods IRON GeneYS
Depot, Oh East MaIn 81, or ADDRESS
March I'd, "A. 126Iu z. q. CHEVALIER.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

Some of the vessels Of the Frenchlline Of
steamers, seem to be much better than
their officers. The case of the L Amer
ique is nots little astounding The yes
srl had sprung aleak in one of her sever
al water tight compartments, and was
abandoned by her officers and crew at sea.
She was afterward picked up by salvage
crew, and taken into Plymouth Harbor,
in a comparatively good condition. Such
conduct of officers is well calculated to
stamp its impress upon the line. This af-
fair will only confirm the general opinion
that the Europe might very easily have
been saved, if anything like GOODNESS and
good seamanship had been exhibited.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

CoNCRETE WORKS. .-Messrs. l.. W. Os-
soRN s. Co. who have been engaged ia
,ne business OF manufacturing various ar
cles for which concrete has been
adopted, paving, &c, have leased grounds
If Messrs. Tultle & Rawson ON the dock
little north of the ice house upon which
suitable buildings are TO be erected, for
he accommodation of their works. A
1, paving material we are tod that Ii
makes most desirable article at moder
ne price. OF the extent of their estaD
.ishment, and the number Of hands whn
will find employment about it, We are no.
informed.
The friends of Contractor M'KENzIh
will learn with pleasure that the cOntinu
ed improvements of the harbOr in docking
lredsing, &C, 10y the L. S. & NJ. S. com
,auy, has been awarded to him. The ex-
ient O the work to be donr is not fixed,
lut whatever it is, Mr. M'Kenzie has the
CONTRACT for the work The times are not
,uspicious for heavy outlays where they
.re not absolutely requir, d, but the Gil
cumstances of this case are such, thai
urther dredging and docking accommoda-
ions are demanded In due time, no dOubl,
he work by this company will be exten-
,iye as well as expensive.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

On and after the goth of the month D
W Haskell will sell exclusively for Cash.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

D. w. Haskell will sell Goods Exclu-
sively for Cash on and after the 20 Of this
month
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

Mass IEMPEKANCE MEETING.-A Mass
Meeting will be held al Haskell's Hall on
Monday evening next, which will be adj
lressed by the Rev. 7. &. DessetIe, an"
,so by Mrs. NJ. b. Baleham, of Painesville,
Ieveland. If the reputation and e!o-
Iuence of this gentleman are not over
.rawn, our friends will have more than
IN ordinary treat in listening 10 him
,lrs. Bateham is also n gifted and graceful
peaker, and withal a lady of more than
isual mind and cultHIe.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

A new Church for Beecher has been
definitely decided upon. 1t is to cost,
with the land, four hundred thousand
dollars and to seat six. thousand people.
The Ohio Legislature has passrd bill
authorizing County Commissioners to re-
quire persons confined in Jail for nom
payment of fines aud costs in criminal
cases, to perform hard labor until such
fnes and costs are paid.
The Democratic Legislature has ad-
Iourned. Like the last Democratic Leg
isIature It accomplished one good thing
it made the worst Republican Legislature
respectable by comparison.
The remains of DR.. Livingstone have
arrived in London, and been placed N
the rooms Of the Royal eeographical
Society. The funeral train was mel AZ
every station on the route rom south
SmpIon by thousands OF ni9urners, who
trstified 10 this manner their respect 10y
;ha msVsIHE u w iNVEE(l vVyss
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

New RAILRuAD PROJECT. The PalneS7
Vile Telegraph, speaks OF proposed new
ruad To terminate al that place, TO be
called the Lake Erie. Alliance anu
Wheeling Railroad. The project it is.
said, has already assumed form and shape.
and Ihe company IS fully organized. The
Oooks Tor the subscription of stock will
be opened al different points along the
line ON Monday, the 4lh day of May next.
The building and early completion OF
this road can scarcely be regarded as IA
sliun yet to be settled. Such assur-
,nces have already been received along
the entire line as to warrant the letting OF
contracts as early as the 1st of July.
GRAND RIVER CoNFERENCE. The
Grand River Conference will meet at Jel-
frrson, Tuesday, May 5lh, 1874, at 2 P. NJ.
Opening Sermon by Rev. W. w. FoUIe
Topics for discussion:
1. Systematic BenevoIence-the hest
method of raising funds for parish and
b-nrvolent purposes. Opened by Rev.
r Keyes.
2. Combinations of scripture from ira
dition by Rev. S. D. Peet,
3. The consolidation Of Societies ard
selection of causes for beneYolence, by
R.v. H. W. Farmer.
4. Exegesis of Peter, 3, 1920, by
Rav : w Sfraeter
5. The importance of devotional and
instructive reading to the family, by Rev.
Thomas CHATTER
6. Christian Uaion-what constitutes
ii and how shall it be promoted, by Rev.
E. A Barnes.
Sermon before Communion, by Rev.
G o. Phinney
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

FeR RENT.-A two story, frame house
on Park street Apply at this office.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

list of Patents issued nom the Q. states
Patent ONCE to Ohio Inventors, for the week enc
ing Mar 31st, 1874, and each bearing that s qaee,
furnished this paper by Cox & Cox, SoI0i'Oi'
Of Patents, Washington, D. C.
Potato disger-D. n. King Nan'ua
Station. -u,g,-. At w..o-s
Cincinnati. u.,,,;,,,o, Ash-
tabuls. n c,,;,h South
9Vlp Tnrn Plow-J. A. Barnett, Claysville.
Rn;,,ing Machine-J. G. Welsch, Ed
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25
Centaur Liniment.

There Is no pain which the
Centaur Liniment will not re-
leve, no swelling il will not
NfK subdue, and no lAmeness which
FH4f il wiz not cure. Tins Is strong
SS55@~- anguage, bnttt is true. 1t has
-. Troanced more cnres oi rh,u-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

COUNTY BIBLE SUCIETY.-The annual
Meeting OF the Ashtabula Bible SocieIy
xiIl be held at Rock Greek village, on
he 2nd and 9rd OF May. Meeting ON The
md, to be held in the evening, and on
Sunday, the 3rd, in the A. NJ. and evening,
those wishing information in relation To
MS meeting, can address all communica-
ions to me at Jefferson, Ohio, or to th
President, Mr.. A. B. Watkins, Rock Greek,
Jbio. TRUMAN REEVES, Src'y.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25
ROCK OREEK.

The Creek is realizing some business
changes. G. B. st. John has sold his stock
of clothing TO H. Latimer, and Mr.. ST.
John has gone to Cleveland with John
Watkins, where Mr.. N. G. Case will join
them on the first prox., where the three'
under the firm of J. B. St. John & Co..
will pursue the business of real estate
dealers -7sfr
G. NJ. Pierce, of the late firm of Case &
Pierce, goes to New York, to start the
produce and commission business.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25
Phoenix Iron Works,
TINKER & GREGORY,

WE are now ready to solicit ord
w ers for the manufacture Of STEAM I'm
GlNES, ,SHAFTING. PULLEYS, PLOWS and 9TH
er Farming Implements.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

YoUNesrOwN DTvIsioS-L- ANS
,..,a Ashfabula. 6:lO P. n Arrive l1:15 An.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25

announcements free; commendatorv Notic,,
hait rate
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-04-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

In New Lyme, Ohio. April 10. after a 81
less Deacon LEVI KNAPP, aged So years.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

len nad, baB Die fatbolilden Mnitalten fir
Die Salfsbeoiirftisen $685., 3,944,75 perausz
sabten unb Die Yertpaltunssfoiten bafar
iid bios auf $2s,l7S,96 bslauien. Sas
wdre alio ein Dollar ltntoitsn fir breibis
Dollars aussaben. Sie Staatsanitalten
Sasesen Oiten in Der Yerpaltung bebeu-
teno mebr, oas beiBt: Die geamten iteden
piel mebr in Die Sal6sn, als fir bic ar.
men CUR @erwenbuns tommt. Die .Gbil-
orsn's aiS Society" peraussabte fir bic
armen Sinoer unter ibrer Obiorse idbrli9
$79,76S,Sl uno Die 8eamten laden bafar
SOL ,2s9,3O elm. Sas Sine Yoint 6ouie
of'Snouitrp" peraussabt fir Die armen
$lS,SS6 uno Die geamten unb @drter iaf=
ten oafar $2l 1924 Elm. unIere 6ifentli-
1en Staatsanitalten unb bic Der prote-
itantii4en Seeten pcrben 10 i9ls9t per-
toaltet oab Der sr6Bte 8stras Der perlpii-
listen @elber unb Der Ilmoien in ben
Sdnoen Der 9eamten bleibt, iast Der Ser
alb" uno weiiet au9 nad, bab piele Sim
Der aus oielen Shatsanitalten in peitli-
DIE Stdote sebra6t unb bort bRlhos unb
perla1en in'oer StraBe ausseisbt perben.
ginise oaOOn ieien i4on gu Gub nod Netp-
Dorf Suriidsefebrt go ieben mir alio
aud unter bem Sedmantel Der 2iebe uno
8armberSisteit, Den Die Yolitifer unb Sell
ten umbdnsen, ni9ts als Smwinoel, Be-
tru9 uno gisennub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Snlanoif1e ganofdJan.

Ser Snbianerfries 1T. mi. lei9t poraus-
;uieben in bic Bride sesansen. g8ie es
i6eint sins Der 2drm oabin, einsn Srud
auf Die fnauiernoen gonsreBleuts in @a-
ibinston su oeriben uno iie bon Der Sbee
Der characterization einerieits absubrinssn,
anoerieits ie fir bic lebersabe oes Snbi.
aneroepartements an oas 3riessiefreta.
ricat sefisiser Su MAIDEN. Sebuesen
iudte man Die Soec ju oerbreiten, baB ge.
brasfa, Dpomins uno lttab in fliraer 3sit
Der Sdauplas zines blutissn arieses iein
miirben. OaB Worb, Siebitabl unb tlsi-
ne &dubsreien nidt auibOren, 10 lanse Sa.
bianer eyiitiren, 1T Su betannt, oab aber
nod fain Rriss i'm anSuse, beiueiien Die res
selmdbis tommenben unb sebenben 3iise
Der Yaeific giienbabn.
Sas nOeIirium tremens obns S9naps"
madt bel ben Weibern nod INNER Sort
idritte uno iiberaa beeilen li9 Die yYrea-
dcrs" gum 8erte ansufeuern. giur iebr
iusuise baben ben Wtutb Der 8ewesuns gu
Opponiren. Natirlib ismmen iid bic ta-
tboliIdrn Yrislter nit aler Maat base-
gen unb gum 9obe muB man es Den oeutl4-
MISREPRESENTATION na6iasen, aud iie op-
ponirsn Dem i6amloien Sreiben pilidtper.
seIIener @eiber. Sas Neueite lit pobl
baB bic @ransers Den Yierbefub in Der
anselesenbeit seSeiSt baben. Sn Sbio
bat Die 600 9ossn umfaiienoe Staatslose
Der 8ransers bas birnperriidte Sreiben
oieIer Grauen sebillist uno Der aetiuen
llnteritiisuns Oeriidert. 9asielbe baben
Die 2osen in &anias setban. llebrisens
lduft bel Der sanSen @ei6i6te aud Elm gut
Sbsil 6remoenbaB nit unter.
g 0 ma d t Senn Der S6usmang Iein
gri6einen aud in ben Oitli9en Staaten.
Gin nad Der Sda5lOne Der Sllinoiier
S9ulspanssbill mOosllirtergutpuri 1T bel
Der 0egislatur oes Staatss Dem yort ei-
aareidbt poroen. llebrissns bat Der @eleb-
antras bort menis @usli9t auf GriOls unb
bic DIisntli9en Yldtter sraeben ii4 in bits
tern @ortsn oasesen. unteroeHen 1T in
Sllinois quite SOffnuns, OaB Der Staat nit
Sieier .e6trepublieanii@sn" MaBresel be-
aliidt wiro. sic 1T bort nit 25 sessn IL
Stimmen i'm Senat Sur 3. Seuns bsOr-
bert worben uno oa lonlt taum mebr 3weifel
an Der enbsiiltisen abitimmuns unb iider
1T, baB Der @oupernsur ein 3panssapoitel
pom rsinFsn BaHer, Tb beeilen miro iie su
senebmisen.
Sn q EN- Oorf bat ii4 Der pSeralo"
Der lobensmsrtbsn aufsabe unterSosen bic
getriisereisn auiSubsden,o Die unter SsmOsd'
mantel Der @obltbdtisteit periibt werbsn.
Or weiiet mad, oaB bic etaatsanitaltsn,
oeren aufsabe es bisbsr mar, Der Totb u.
Dem gIenbe Su iteuern, 70 perrottet uno per-
tommen fino, oab bic Yerwaltunssbeam-
ten unb bas 9ienipsrional mebr psrialin.
gen als fir bic Siilfsbsbirftisen psraus.
sabt wirb. Cine ausnabms MAIDEN nur
bic tatboliiden uno einise bebrdii9en Sn-
Stituts, Ser .@.Y. Seralo" lusiit our9 3ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
gomgrebper6 ofn,tge,t.

Senat.-In Der Sasesorbnuns mo,
in Der SiBuns bonn 27. 6ebr. bic llnab.
bdnsisfeitsfeisr. Sn elmer Rebe mics
Snmner oarauf bin, bab bic Teier eine
rationale uno feline intern ii o.
male isin iOls. gnslano oas J. 3. ein-
selaoen tporSen, piiroe se,wunsen isin,
piel nnansenebmes iiber lsinen @eors Ill.
gu b0ren. Damn betdmpfte Gunner aud
bic Soee Der Weltausitelluns an Ii6 islbit.
Sbm antuortets Scott nit iebr idma9sn
@rsumenten.
au6 in Der SiBuns bonn %. Gsbr. par
Die ausiteauns 3ur Seier Der llnabbdn.
sisfeit iuisoer auI benz Sapet uno 10 aud
in mebrsren Der folssnosn Sibunssn. aus
allen ideint berpOrSuseben, baB Der Senat
elmer internationalen ausitelluns abse-
n.ist lit uno nidt setuilt idsint Millio-
nen iiber Wtillionen in Den Radsn bunsri-
ger Spsculanten gu ipsrfen. Gin cnosil-
tiger Gnti9etb in Der Grase 1T nod ni6t
setroffen.
SIN Der 5inan3frase rssnete es nod im=
msr petitiOnen fir uno sesen Die gsrudi-
ierans Der @reenbads /; aud bic 2oui-
iianafrase mari tuieosr Staub auf.
Eepra entantenb baus. Sm
Sauie ipudte nod INNER Die 6rantatur-
portage uno @eieBoori6ldse Der peri6is-
oeniten art tau9tsn aui um oeu S9winoel
pisoer lebenois su MAIDEN, bod bis bato
bat glles nihts sebolien. Cine rs6t bsr-
be Section CAB Ben Butler bel Der @elssens
belt Der ameritanii6en Yrsiie. moraui lie
nidts wenissr ais itolS Su iein brau6t.
gSir ueroen bel 8elegenbeit Ben Buffers
9Borts mttbeilen.
Sn elmer ldnseren sutourdoadtsn 8eoe
beIirmortete Megrserp Den Gntmuri zines
@siebss, bebuis &esuliruns Der Sanosls-
beSiebunsen 3ipii9sn Den peri4iebenen
Staaten uno bob belonoers berpor, oaB
Der GOnsreB Die Wadt babe, ben Sanbel
Swii9en Den Staaten 3u resuliren, belpra9
Die BON ben srsben giisnbabnssielli daften
auisefeGten enormsn 5radttariie unb
mabnts bas uoblpsislid Su eripdsen, oh
Die nit Den SntereHen Der Hation ipielen-
ben Wtonopole auf INNER fret bon Der
Gontrole oss Seiebes blsiben iollten.
@ssen Den porlissenosn gntwurf ipra&
artbur, Der berOorbob, bab bic 9orlass
psrfaiiunsspioris iei unb oab bic abii4i
Der 9unosspsriaiuns in getreH Der San.
oelsbe5isbunsen nur bic isi. bic Staateu
sessn lotale giferiiidteleisn ober sonber-
intsreKsn su iAaben, Sie aniidt wisoer'
leste Surlbut als sur peraItetsn .5bsori'
iibermdbiser Staatsioupsranitat" ssbO.
renb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Sn Solse zines Yeridtes bes gomitss
fiir Wablen babin lautenb, oab bas bsreits
5useIaiiene Mitslieb nidt su Dem Sise
BON 8irsinien bere9tist fei, ,purbe Der &C.
seneanoibat Sbomas bseibist.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
THE NKWNPAPER MAN.

Little they know. or even think
0fthe wnrk there is IN shedding ink
By the busy WI, lders of pencil and pen
Generally known as newspaper men
.Jnttings. in General, Spice OF Life,
Variations" and rumOrs rife,
Saturday notes, aud Sunday news,
.AII sorts of Paragraphs" to amuse.
Market reports and marine disasters,
,utfs of pills and patent plast, rs;
Now af-the theatre in hite cravat
Claw-hammer coat and open hat;
Then to the prize-ring, where you write
SickenIng details OF blo,sdy fight
Back TO the city just in time
To report the srrmnn of some divine;
Steamboat collisions, smash-up of trains
Election returns to bother your brains;
Agents dramatic, with long winded story
10 write up his star To theatrical glory
Deaths and marriages, murders, rows,
Balls and parties, minstrel shows.
stock speculaIiOns, bubbles of air,
Tossed about by bull and bear;
Praising the limb in the dancers pose,
And II. xI the calves in the cattle shows.
Pencil in hand al the racing course,
Taking the time of trolting horse;
JOiiing down each stroke and catch
Made ia famous base ball match;
Now OF street row taking nOle,
Aud then ofa row in cullege boat.
Thesr are a few of the many things
Al which the ureless pencil swings.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
AsHTABULA, OHIO, SATURDAY, MAY ?, 1874
HUMAN LIFE.

After whilr, busy brain
VIII r. st from all its toll and pain.
Amer a while, Earth's rush will cease,
And a wearied heart find sweet release
After while, vanished fac,
An empty seat, a vacant place.
Alter while, man forgot,
A crumbled head stone, an unknown
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
So in Advance.
W hole Number 1869.

their vineyards, which exhilarates,
but not enebriates; which satisfies
the craving of the human appetite
for stimulation, without dethroning
reason and converting men into ma
MACS. I'M
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
NAPLES.

ASEE NAPoL1 AND D1E"-PANoRAMIc AMI
1NTROsPECTIvE VIEWS OF THE CITY
STREET n UIsANCEs -BEGGARs, PED
DLERs AND FLOWER GIRLs-HnN
STREET TRAFFIC Is CARRIED oN-Wo
MEN, DoNKEYs, CART DRAYS, ETC--IM-
PROvEMENTs IN THE LAST DOZEN
YEARs-How THE PEOPLE OF NAPLEs
GAIN SUBsIsTENCE-THE CONsUMP
TIoN OF WINE-No DRUNKENNESS IN
ITALY
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
Wbeatfn Nebraska,

In 1871, Mr.. Frank Jelniek a Ger
man, bOaght of the Burlington and
Missouri Kiyer r. r. Company, 100
acres of land IN Saline County, Ne
braska, two and One-half miles south
OF Crete, a fourishing station on that
Road. for which he paid fifteen dol
lars per aere-S2, 400.
One hundred acres of this has been
under cultivation the two last sea-
sons with the following results
In 1872 he raised M
One thousand bushels Corn, sold
at % els. per bushel. $250,OO
One thousand bushels wheat. sold
at S5 cts. per bushel. .......,. 5000
In 1853 he raised -,--.
Two thousand bushels wheat, sold
at so cts. per bushel. .........I,s 10000
Total. .$2,90O.O0
Thus, from these two years crops,
Mr.. Jelnick has received enough TO
pay for the whole one hundred and
sixty acres, with a surplus of five
hundred dollars towards the cost of
breaking and cultivating. The ex-
pense is stated to have been two and
one-half dollars per acre, but the
other details of cost Of cultivation
were not furnished by him
GoING TO BED.-We should never
po to bed with hope for rest, sleep
and perfect repose, until call ready"
The preliminaries for retirement are
nh inst as important as are those tor
the davis duties. We must not go
70 he'd with an overloaded stomach,
~ an anxious or troubled state of
mind with cold extremities, or with
out anticipating or responding to the
calls of nature. Before q fire, or in
= stove-heated room, is not the best
way to get warm for a nights sleep.
We should take such vigorous exeF-
else as will give quick circulation to
the blood; and not depend on arti-
fetal, but on natural heat. Atten-
tian 60 al these things should be fol-
lowed by such devotional exercises
as win bring all the feelings, emo
lions aud sentiments into accord
with the Divine Bill, subduing pas
sion, removing hatred, mahee, jeal-
ousy, revenge, aud opening the por-
tails of heaven to all who seek rest
peace, and sweet repOse.
1t is happy custom with many
to conclude the evenings proceed
ings by singing sweet quiet hymn
-EThe day is past and gone" etc
which brings all present into delight
full union with each other, and with
sOur Father who art in Heaven
Two heads ara better than oue-
asPaaII3 jp q bET
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
NOTARY PUBLICS, ETC.
PAINTERS.

WM. ROSS. House, Sign and Carriage paint
ing grain!ng and paper hanging Shop on Cen
tire street. near j. P. RObertsOn's store All
work warranted. Orders left with Robertson
or Newberry will meet prompt attention. 1868
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
kRIE RAIL AY.

-LNNIl a .
-I6Stract Ct' lime Id6te adopted Noe Sd,
1872.
. III pULLMAN'S best Drawing-room
l. and Sleeping Coaches, combining all
modern improvements, are run through ON all
Lralns from BuitaIU, suspension Bridge, Niagara
rails, Cleveland and CInc1nnati 10 New York
making direct connection with all lines OF for
eign and cOastWise steamers, and also with
sound steamers aud railway lines fer Boston and
IJner.NeW England cities
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02

Strains stop only on Signal. xTrains do not
stop. zTelegrHph Stations. Cleveland Time
The Way Freight trains stop at Jefferson in
GONG West, al 545 T. A.. ana going East at 7;5u
A, Nj. These tralns carry passengers.
Passenger Iare at the rate OF cents per mile
10 way statIOns counted IN even half dimes
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
ASHTA BULA. YOUNGSTOWN
PITTSBUR GR RAILROAD.
croNrnrnrc IN r,rnIr, n RI z Nnr- . 10.

AL trains daily. except Sunday.
F. R. MYERS. Gen. Pass Ticket Agent.
L. S. & M, ,S-FRANKLIN DIVI ION.
From and after Dec. IA, 1873, Passenger Trains
will run follows
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
DhNTISTS.

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- Il. e. HALL, DenUst, Ashtabula, v.
cdif1c Oidee Center street, between Main ant
Fark. ogTT IU45
sa-G. W. NELSON, Dentist, Ashtabula,
at1L1Gf =, visits Sonneaut, Wednesday
Tnu sday Of each week. Illus
W. II WALLACE, ID. ID. s. Ashtabula, y .ir
prepared 20 aLtenI 10 all Operat 'ons IN his pro
fesSloH. de MAKES q speciality Of -'Orel Sur
gerry" and - 9ilEgne natural teeth. lz0i
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-05-02
HOTELS.
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AsRrAB6LA HOUSE, R.. &C. Warrington.

AsRrABULA HOUSE, R.. c. Warrington
PnuP- This House las just been Thoroughly ren-
oFateSl aud FefarRished Livery and OmLibls
line connected with the House. 126l
AMEi8lCAS k10USE, T. y. BOOTH PrOpri-
etor, so1th sioe OF the =. s. q ~ ). station.
This Hoaae has re emily been feftted and I'M
proYeds and oilers PleasaEtssub tantial and con
Venient accommodations 20 persons stopping
over night, or Tor 4 meal Or Tor thOse from the
interior. Wishing stable accommodation fol
teams. IhB House Is orderly. with prompt al
tention 70 guests. and good table and lOdg
ings. r rTs--H- %I23.
e4nk6oaH0 USAs-+Ashtabul ohio,-A Field.
PF0Prls or An vmnIbus running to and fron.
every train Of Re. Also, geOd hTery-sIabl,
kept IN connection WITH this house, 10 conye,
passensersVc any point. l25I