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Notice 30 36cn Holders.

DATRlCk DEFINING W.. JCHN
Flsier, b. y Illen,hsl. James II. Hasles.
Green Morrison, a ldington Dean. joha Gallagher.
H. r. Stone aud a Morrison. doing business III saa
County and Territory tie quartz mining and tnaii
ing business iae bose Mining o1inpsns
All ~ rsctis Aolifig or rlsiinina Hens or enodfs-
brAnces anaer the provisions III al act q. lie ies
ls.aarr ~ Idaho Territory. entitled An Act 1os &c
curing Liens 10 Mechanics atId others, approved
December L. ie6i. and the SEVERAL amendments
thereto upon the ioilosIus quartz aedscs sosefAsr
wash ,Ae improvements Ghercssa sau strnrsens taes
ta~rv,J .s,-si,: fhat cert.In qusrys ledge Known
the iuwA ledge. being fourteen hundred feei III
length. saa ledge ouips siaaIed npoa saai aiit
Mountain In Grant,. eg~ek Dtstrscf. III The county
Of Boise aud Ierr.tofy 90 iaala. commencing NJ q
certain STAKE the eat tsses pisei directly below
hsler 4 Co.'S. tunnel "a The tos1 HsI ledge. ard
running III raathNestefls a.recs4oa truta Fad
stake oue thousand !eeg. aad Aogiaessisflf sEosaa
sA4a stake sorrsalu.uec ss~s slseGx hIndred and
gseats Eve Zoe, III the Bret eatensloa AZ the Gold
ILL ledge. Also f:EesG hundred fces - the Lsaog
a "a. ledge. Also nsssca Eandtexs feel ia the Kos
cath ledge Also afsera hundred ter' IL liz Lady
e!~ar ledge Aasa a.see atls.4Foa Ice; IA the His
ang ledge Afso nfiSei haadsea fs.t a.. the
Northeast extension Of the Ioa~ ledge 81. q. saaa
iass ,iet.si ssarcs lsig and l. ile renfosss
AID eoa& isaa,ed with ihc iowa ledge Aforesaid Also
iaA: certain ~aSf d 81 uses for conveying water 60
the quartz tuli Il s4sa Iasso M.uaAg Company
hereinafter ae>oEi4-e>i- Aasa that certain quartz
tsiu erected directly below said ieoses ab3se 9rs
e-she afd al The fx$cllsTs.sy Belonging thereto 81
every ana aud dcscF4l.saa ~~-4sescs. sa4d iaiil
knnwa a. the BOISE Mining Company quartz
nsiil tssvstw ultA sasscsstn sfsas Il lAnd AsGaaa
lad qgarsv aLws atri - m i,se of s..s4 III wt.t
ina ass Ard uecsi s~s~e. Also al Dc t1ols
care. roads. ,Fatnways. oFo "n The dump. .isatess
AMI cps1~ooJ pslca ap around aasa mil aEA a.ays
l~dsss ~ eAtd iosse Mining CotnrAns. A.soe as
blacksmith shop Did al osh.y ansprv, ss ana AZ.
~ aafecs seiehs Iaw zfsrttantss fa or son
neisu IA. rx.lyua4:tz iesEsN ate Aeret.s
- u. A06 appear. The I.strci Court :. Indscsa
l'stF.e' ~ dab" Territory A. fasAotts on is ysth
Ss> II A&rek. 1873 AID ;Aeu apa shsfe eaAli.t she
pf'At =! ka.a Aars oy eacusnbsar w. S~ sfsy vs,au
i've 3ersisei 10 bo waved 81 favor If r8sc -
c..
JONAS " Blows. -.
Ipsao CRY March s. Issue
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ANOTHER Snow SGlDB.lThere, va. IAN,
M T1oer snewslidslip Big Costonxood Cason on
we, Wednesday + occrnrfed at tbe Little Giant
mine. o9 Pixies Pepk, lhe bu1k Of the siida
resting Mineral Fork..i tits knI AIT w -
M mani w q. TSonss4 srattst:ot ,trsiy o Id.
ihonbs-wla buried iptAeIl;da ITha So5.
o aid. ~ sesq FsaevsfeA --se4 11at1s Ar,
10. l4Lll-a.g4A .Llau t'npb !,
THE BrikshG otssszsthLs orasssdsuh =
t the .6nipsof ths'reyal navy t5assusvsy tSe
.yfi7plluo 9ubdU.
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I'm 9Arfrtise,aents.


TON. S. RARxenF. w. KROBPp
-. &C.. g " 81 1 - Sson 1o = may
= I'D. hav( the. tui amount Of ~ort !. !.
.quiIx 80 n1 Of 1872. md sm en- .
or st Eighty teIse) Do,,...
Ut M - eApeyics9 Star Quarts Ledp. J.
q gptdo saAim. - gstiDg Of si1 hu,taI' s
MOL BET. 5fnsted u Nan6er district. Boise cns1
Idaho Territory. aud you are bkreb, req uireS ~
70 me- Ill aascsstaAnta A9aiast you on the SANE =!
Tor the publication of this advertisement ~. ~
ninety 1g0 diyTIf0 the date hereof or forss;fsWa
yopr right. ttle interest and csiIn in to ana y.
slid .Amer.can Star Quartz claim. - -pro,ided
by the sci Sd Owe specified.
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LIST OF TIL, VOTERS OF BOISE co11r,ryy

inose whose names are indented voted, but
did not pay their poll tax; while those marked
with star!paid. but did not yote: .-,.
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Notice. "~- ~t
TO J. k. CLARK. ". \. PRICE.
Il }. JpbA. J. 9. Tos. ". e Cromwell. and Al
sho'n II 'nay concern Won ate hereh, nottaed ,lz,
;. = : to,. haNe denc tbe ial aasossn, ~ work Re
qsir"5 Is r'p lac cf cu,.e,e.s a. u.s. - 80
meats thereto. To ait: '''
on Eighty sSspa DsIlar.
&c hrs sanssvssi ex,o asisans The ssa.
ap~ tp}Na a. Banner District l..Ae eo,,,,,s tan,
IeF.ior'f 40 ,ss srs hsrehrl fAqssrcl 10 -, a.
nae ~ - sessaear sssItsi soa ~ TN aar, ,l~..
.F WIN The coat of ,hls advertisement, v,hJn -
~ s,l GAYS rom The date hereof or :orets. .a,se,
=. " VOW, r'gn' ds~. Interest and c!s,,n ia, Ia ana
nron. laid Star If the .wess nua,,, i.a.. 80 :. ~"
Del for by the act above .pccsaed. a. 'f"''
IDAHO CITY. u - 4N.sn &c. 70,
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:ajisfellanrp11s.
Pay Your Taxes.

Pay Your Taxes.
a RI, PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT
n. psid ,he,r eses ps the ssfr iGt ~ ssfsK
M 90, ns,d before the frat Of Aprii viii be sued
on thus sutAilas additional expense ana cosss on
In.no CRY. March IL. 1851 3 Dist Attorney.
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IpABo. ciry. February u. ls75.-ma
m ~ ~ II IL : : - AL
Administrative Hale Of Real ~
tate.
A10TnEIS HKRERYGIYEN tn.

0DAnAeoAeeo@~ - 09SO - SoS0A k4x-
|RIOTlGElS HEREBYsGIvEN. THU
slV in pursuance Of the order Of the Probate r..
of the county of Boise and Territory Of Eaho ~
on MnxSh !. 1885, Ia ths mattsr pf me estate a. IS
rick Kerrigan, deceased, the undersigned sS,s...
traitor Of aid estaie ~ih cell either II pubic = :.
sate sale in one or more pasosis aud on eond,sss
hereinafter est FORTH subject 10 con1rmstion :, -
Probate Court. on Saturday the
tsvensy-sesenth day Of III reh. A. ID. ISL,
hr,xeefa tbs hours u Lite O'Clock in the uor,,.
and the seting Of The OF said day ia the tor =
pac~rsiiir ia ssld county. all the right title ana =
f~frsi aud estate III the said interstate Al tile nmx =
his death, sad all the right title AID Interest liz, A.
said estate has. by oiersiaon o. Law oslsrsls :
au,red other than ia addition 10 that Of ssd n,.
tate al the tinae 81 lie DEATH in and TO that c.rs
ditch aud right. known as the ves; Creek lg,e%
and sier rigiA, Also oestsiH saftlng gsoge1 All q
said property IL situated III said Bolss county ana A.
scYitesf as fellows 20 ait: one undivided eu. ,.,,a
of The We~i Greek D4sek and water right: also -.
undivided ono bali OF sia Hundred seei If mi,ssr
ground situated California H.l Placer Das,,sr
known y. the uaseef and Aetfig2ll claims slss d.
undivided onc satA az I've hundred tets A.ote or >
II mining er@salsd .&lAteFnl. Hi Placer a.s.
District KNOWN fse MsriaFfy, shefn AID CO. .asr
oaaa - Terms sad cvsdssoass st ssl~ tern ter s,s,
nasA on day q. sale. balance III nlnet. dsys aaG a
confirmation ~ fale 10y said i'raSs.e Court. aeea
expense IL purchaser
Co. Haair administrator q. the estate o. Fs,rsrr
Errr4gAgg deceased,
InAao CITY. March ]. f~13--as
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Notice.

NOuCe.
vTO c. r. sWARINoCT. HENRY
II Belaen. ]. c Isaaes. ltLan4ar ] &les. s,lse.
Ter Alien Taos Noofrt. sr.. hgusl Aaer
uas.s Charles Albright. AlEaoDse claffihe aad 4
Whom il tsas ooiaoetni seuesa y Lsssags sise4 Ia
l. IAos,ss Mosfs. sY.. Aass aeie oak 40 saIeasea
the eass. q
One Hundred lsl6ol and staty Daiixss
OF the Lone Star rashe. II The Placer Mlning Dsrs
ii sAr Coaast II Boase. Isrg4t0rk 81 IG~A0 AID Tia
soa have taa.sd b. esastallse Tie .st4suni @It a
,oar respective Interests ia sad ha.le. AID J: III
sar.s shall rot have Aeea pad within AtaasF M
dsss sae aa.e hereof soar sssd II tefesss
tsine wal. be sor.esisa b.. opss2s.ca q Law
IBus. Ml0ILf. IL
QyAasxaSao. iass. ]. 49,. .-..
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GRAND, PACIFIC
= EoTEL,
e CsSs~L ~ ssv stt 90
CHICAGO. itE..

hssme purchased the entire furniture an1R
= leese - I'm imAxsiassna Ao.a. hart sd'. -
~. samuel y Inrner, forusry Of the cid ~
MI T$iefb. 0Aslnl. lofneyls 81 ,he Revere hcas 4.
boeton. 10 IN intsevrA n - i,,stpcsA shlah sia ~
conducted under o. a6nS2 NHN 4. phkkE w
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28
From the Chicago Trfbune.
The Pennsylvania Fires.


The worlds Ereat coal region has been
visited Ivy calamIty more striking, If
less destructive. than the miners strikes
of the last few weeks. The fires which
have been raging in the forests of late have
reached the clearings and are sweeping
aWsy houses, bridges, railroad tracks, and
whole towns. Fortunately, the loss of
life has so far been small, though hun
dreds of lives have been saved only by
desperate daring. There have been few
more heroic deeds than that of
the engineer who ran his train for four
successive 4mIle trips over ties crumb-
ling TO ashes, on rails melting away, and
between two solid lines of blazing trees.
Had IT not been for him, nearly the
whole population of the little town of Os-
ceola must have perished. The fire was
all around them, and their lhomes were
burning. Many of them lsy, half sense
less, in the shallow waters of MOshannon
Creek. Strong hands pulled them out,
crowded them into box cars, and gave the
daring engineer the signal. The train
was running race with death. 1t ran
over fire, between fires, through fire.
Nearly every car was burning when
Phillipsbarg and safety, miles away,
were reached. The living freight was
speedily unloaded, and again and aga in,
and yet again the engineer made the
round trip until over a thousand lives
were saved. Such q deed deserves to
live.
Although heavy rains checked the
force of the flames and in some sections
extinguished them, they are still advanc-
ing irresistably on several towns. Some
hundreds of houses, many million feet OF
cut timber, the outwOrks of a number OF
mines, score of bridges, and as m any
miles of ties and track, have already
been destroyed. The damage done is es-
timated at nearly 10000
The fire is much more impressive than
the strike has been. It has done its work
more quickly and more completely. But
we doubt whether its actual injury to the
community has approximated that infict-
ed by the strike, The loss in wages
alone by the latter must ibe over 100000
a day. The loss in interest on capital
is many thousands. The damage done
10 the abandoned mines may amount to
millions. The mischief INDUCED in by
idle hands, the habits of laziness formed,
the crime, the bad feeling-tbese conse-
quences of the strife, reckoned in dollars
and cents would make terrible total.
1t is uncertain how far the fires are
due 10 the strike. When the first seri-
GUS alarm over the former was felt, the
conhagation was alleged to be caused by
camp-fires carelessly left unmatched by
parties ofstrikers. So the men who de-
prived the people of the mining regions
of their income may be to blame for their
being deprived of their capital. VIII herev
er the responsibility may be finally fixed.
the duty of the public is the same. Our
fellow countTymen are in need. They
lack the commonest clothing, the coar sest
food. Hundreds of them have saved
nothing but their lives.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

List of Patents issued from the U. s. Pat
ent flce to Ohio inventors for the week ending
may 4th, 1875, and each bearing that date. Fur
nsned this paper by Cox q Cox, Solicitors Of Pat
ents' washington, D. c.
land.
Music Teaching Apparatus-J. A. Scar.
Device for Applying poisonous com.
pounds to Plants for DESTROYING Insects
%. s. Warner Akron. A"''I''
GalVanic Battery-W. NJ. Davis Cleve.
land.
Lightning Rod-J. s. Kleckner, Can.
ton.
Device 10 Protect Workmen from the
Water whilesW ashing Sheep-C. II. Nc.
Call and ]. 81. Mccall, MorristOwn.
Augur-W. Wells, Cleveland.
Extension Table Sllde-W. Boda, Day
ton.
Ornamentation of Show Cards.. G.
Goodall, Cincinnati.
Screw Cutting Diem. Griffith, Day
ton.
Head Light for stesmboats-N. Merrill,
Cincinnati.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

Advices from Mauch Chunk of the
24Ih, say that a portion of the miners
were going TO work on Monday last
BY the 1st of June general resumption
is anticipated to take place, at least in
the Lehigh region. and will be under a
seduction on the 1874 basis. The miners
seem ready TO resume as a general thing,
and all say they are weary and tired of
the long strike.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

The furious blood and thunder style of
Judge Porter, in the Brooklyn trial is in
very fine contrast TO the blubbering,
sniveling and slobbering of the distin-
guished defendent, and gives the case
show of cleverness in the use and rang
Of faculties. cult entertai ming.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

Judge Porter has revived the thread
bare and exploded theory of blackmall.
The object of the resurrection of this dead
and-buried reminiscence. is not quite
clear to any one, but perhaps the learned
judge himself Its consistency with most
OF his harrangue is sufficiently plain and
proper.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

We hear that DR.. Kendall is not well
pleased that we designated him as Sec
ond Adventist, week or so ago. That
is not his belief, 50 we take it back and
call II all rght. We are at loss for
characterizing his belief, so will defer
that.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

According 70 the Secretary of State,
Ohio is the first in the Union, in the
quantity of winter wheat she produces
in the estimated value OF all farm pro-
ductions, including betterments and ad-
ditions to stock In value of all animals
slaughtered, or sold for slaughter; in
value of all orchard products in value
ofIll mich cows; IN value of butter and
cheese in amount OF improved land in
value of cattle other than working oxen
in value of live stock, and in amount of
land in farms.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

WASHINGTON, May 25.-American
Horse, with his five followers returned
to fremont House to-day. The Presi-
dent has arranged meeting with the
Sioux on the 26th, at the White House
at which he proposes, it is said, to m axe
a proposition to them in relation to the
business for which they are here.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

Jefferson Davis beautiful apostrophe
addressed to the Stars and Stripes at the
Texas fair would be of more account if
he had not scattered ap ostrophes about
so literally during the war.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

A petition from Ii Hung Chang, the
most powerful OF the Chinese Princes, has
been submitted TO the Throne in behalf
of the introduction of European bran ches
of learning into the schools of the En-
pire, and also urging that a knowledge of
foreign sciences" be hereaft er required
of candidates for public offices under the
Chinese system of competitive examina-
fions. Progress
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

The striking Lowell Spinners came TO
q full stop on Monday last, and labo r
was resumed after the signing of pledg es
to keep clear of combination, and asso.
iations tor regulating wages.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

Judge Porter's language in his social
ed argument, which has for some four or
FIVE days been flowing forth from the
Brooklyn court room, unless distorted and
misrepresented, is not doing much in the
way of adding 10 his laurels as a lawyer
and logician, or Strengthening his clients
cause. His maleYolent denunciation of
the plaintiff and his witnesses would
sound strangely enough from the lips of
a police court shyster, but his logic is
unworthy of schoOlboy. Nothing short
of desperation could have induced Judge
Porter to PROFOUND to the jury conun-
drum so silly and withall so blasphemous
as this: Ibid Mr.. Beecher write this If
he did, which did he mean, God or The
odore TIlton, who would have been a
better man in his place" Mr.. Beecher
has written many unaccOuntabIe things,
but it has rema ine6 for his counsel to cay
something shock ngly incongruous, If not
positively idiOtic The defendant will
have occasion to exclaim-"deliYer us
from such friendsp'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

Secretary BristOw is understood to
have decided upon the appoin tment of
board of the most experienced army en-
gineers TO proceed 10 Chicago and exam
inc the walls and foundations of the G u.s.
tom House. The Secretary, it is said, has
no doubt that the work must be torn
down, but he desires first to obtain the
judgment of the most eminent experts.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

According to recent reports from army
headquarters, over 1000 men have esert-
ed within the last ten months, from The
regular army, being proportion of in
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

There Is an endless amount OF pulling
and hauling over the negotiations win
the Sioux Indians tor the re cesslon ol
the BIack Hills region. Dispatches give
an inleIlieible account of some OF the
conficting interests involved in the mat
tsr The Indians themselves seem TO be
r-e,,v well divided. 1t seems that az
piSer chief who disputes Red CLOUDS
snnremacy in the tribe, has been sent
for. He is called YOung-Man-AfIaid-of
bis-Horses. Whether this grOtesque des-
ignation Is intended TO be Compliments
~ we do not know. II is TO be hoped,
however, that the arrival of this chief
tain will help bring the tedious nego-
iiations to something like a decisive set
elements conclusion made difficult IN
the case by the fact that neither party
knows exactly what it wishes.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28


Advices from Mexican border once
more indicate seriOIs and threatening
phase of affairs in that troublesome re-
gion. It is said they are well-authen :
ticated to the effect of that Cortina, the
famous bandit. has organized force OF
about three thousand desperadoes, and
that he intends a raid of murder and pill
Iape farther toward the heart of Texas
than Mexican incursions haYe hitherto
penetrated. The amount of damage
such a force of marauders could infict
upon peaceful and unarmed communities
is something terrible to contemplate,
and, as the Mexican Government seems
pOwerless to prevent such outrages, and
indeed has manifested no especial solicit
tude on the subject, it is likely that the
enforcement of summary and effective
measures will be compelled on the part
of the United States.
The Democratic 18th of June conven-
Iion will require some political flnesstng,
and already the organs of the party be-
gin TO revolve the course and policy to
be hit upon to avoid the shoals and quick
sands that beset the political navigation.
The Cincinnati Inquirer makes some sug
gestions which il thinks the party will
do well to consider. Here is its way of
looking at the matter, with an addition
or two of our own:
"Here we are again. This Is the Dem
Ocratic party. Owing to the fact that
some sections of Ohio indOrse the doc
trines of protection. we have no views at
present on the subject of Governmental
economies. Owing to the fact that some
of our leaders hold TO the peculiar fnan-
cial views advocated by Grant and the
Republican party, we have nothing to
say on the subject of finances. As we
have compact on hand with the Catho-
lies, we must observe that, but not in
such "A way as TO awaken aud arouse the
friends of the school fund and public
schools. The Geghan law and the stu
pidities and rascalities of the last Legis
laiurr, must be quietly handled, if at all,
and great prudence becometh, us if de-
moralIzaiion and disgust do moi get hold
of some of our forces. But our people,
being differently constructed from other
people, won't steal, and therefore we re-
quest you to give us all the offices in
Ohio"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28
Cloak & Dress Trimmings

to match the Spring Goods In every choice variety
Of Fhnges, Giaps, Passementarie, Buttons, or
naments, &C. The Fancy Goods departments are
hlled with novelties in Neck Ties, Bows, Scarfs,
Jabots, Fichus, Ruchings, Pufangs, &C.
Medium and extra fine Fans, Portmonaies,
Brushes and Combs.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28
Spring Suits and Cloaks.

E. I. BALDWIN & Co. are now opening the latest
styes in Costumes Polonaises, Overdresses and
Jackets. Elegant Embroidered Polonaises in
fiat and made up. Superb
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28
Lace Garments

Sacques, Jackets, Vests. Sleeveless Jacouettes,
Searfs, Polonaises, 0verkirts, Fichus, Marion
cites, and others,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28
SHAWLS,

I. Z. BALDWIN & Co. offer by far the largest and
most elegant in Northern Ohio. Paisley, Broche,
ReYersible, Ottoman, Turkish, India, Camel's
Hair, French Cashmere, Thibet, Worsted, Wool.
Shetland, &C.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

The Indian Department is hrm on the
subject of the hotel unpleasantness, hav.
ing given notice that the Government
viii psY no bills for the keep of the 81.
oux Chiefs in their new quarters, and al
90 that no council will be held with the
Chiefs until they return TO the hotel to
which they were first assigned. If the
gentle savages persist In their determine
ton TO violate courtesy and "look gift
horse in the mouth" there is likely 10 be
an end to the Black Hills negotiations
until they sre kicked out of the hotel of
their choice for failure to pay their
board.
Gloomy discomfort has settled upon the
souls Of the noble savages now visiting
Washington. They complain of their
present hotel lodgment, where whisky is
not on the bill Of fare, and demand to be
chartered ei smother inn. where fire-Water
dows ffeely. The prefer Of tents and
clean camping ground by the Indian
Commissioner was rejected with scorn,
and the chiefs are 10 q bad hum or. mo
whisky. no Black Hills" u the ultima
tum Of the aboriginal aristocrats. Their
quarters have now been changed, and
vhiaky VIII warm aud mellow their ab-
durSse hkaEts.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28
RIBBONS. FLOWERS, &c, &c. &C.
We Buy and Sell for Cash!

Mr. Smith will be absent about three weeks it will
length of time purchase the extensive stock trade
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NEW GOODS ARRTvINGt
no NG1srepresentat1on.

EtE '--:s-s -iss
we take pleasure In stating that when completed the L
most Complete and Lightest Business Room without s3
exception, in the County.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

ONE PRICE ONLY,
there Is no deviation.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-05-28

Linen Table Damasks from Is cents to s. q yard
Napkins, Towels, Towellings, D'Oylies, ShirtinI
Linens, Bed Linens, and other Linen Goods fo
housekeepers. In the department for
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Mr.. George Alfred Townsend has se-
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