Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-25
KINGSVILLE.

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Ed Td-Quite q serious accident befel Mr.. &
Mrs. FOx-merchant of N. Sheffield, on Friday
last With daughter, they were on the way to
Ashtabuls, and in descending hill, the strap on
| the neck yoke gave way and thus a run away and
smash up was precipitated. Mr.. and Mrs. Fox
were hurt seriously, having several ribs broken,
and narrowly escaping with their lives. DR.. Bond
and lady OF our village were fortunately, at hand
| and ministered to their wants. Having since been
taken home, We have not heard from them.
While the aoW Of milk in these days Of extra
good feed, is copious. Mr.. j. E. King. Of our vii
lage, comes in with weights Of daily draughts
from one cow. The average for days from one
cow, has been "a lbs in the morning and 50 lbs in
the afternoon-56 lbs day. 1t takes some mus
Gle to hear such burdens. Where is the next COW
ofequal Yslpe Let's hear.
The performances of the Rev. Mr.. Peet, Of Ash
tabula. in the Presbyterian desk, on Sunday last
both morning and evening, were decidedly good.
They were based upon the text, ''The fool hath
said in his heart there is no God" They were el-
oquent and rank among the leading efforts ofthe
day. The evening discourse, particularly, wac
PRACTICAL following out the theory that failure in
the vocations and pursuits Of life was in the ratio
of eovetousness. This trait is indulged in at
the expense Of grace. symmetry and true Chris
tian character.
Our High School vacation gives US a somewhat
quiet air, and notice that the Principal has an
nounced the commencement Of the Fall Term
Aug. 16, with the following list Of teachers: The
Principal is teacher of the higher mathematics,
bookkeeping, ancient and modern languages
Mrs. Treat-Preceptress-- of English
branches, philosophy, botany, painting and draw
ing; Miss Mary Luce. teacher of instrumental
music; Prof. Talmadge, teacher Of penmanship.
Ar. Treat has rare bill Of Inducements to the
young gentleman or lady desrious of good edu-
cation, with moderate terms. Foreign students
have the advantages Of teachers GLASS;" book.
keeping, German, Latin, &C. -Four columns will
soon set forth, by advertisement these varied in
ducements.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer and lady, former pastor Of the
Presb. church OF this place. are now stopping here
awhile with their son, Horace Palmer. His resig-
nation has been rendered and very reluctantly &C
cepted-his salary having been made up for an
other year. Tho interests Of the whole church
there, occupying as it does, AndoYer Centre as
well as W. Andover, requires, in the opinion OF
Mr.. Palmer, some one Of more bodily strength
than his falling health will warrant. He, there
fore, withdraws, that the field may be occupied by
some one who could combine the interests Of the
township. The thirteen years Of Mr.. Palmer'E
stay in this place, have created enduring ties that
time will not efface.
The ladies of the Presb. church here have 9
strawberry festival on the park, on Friday even
ing, the 9th The park is to be lighted and ia
bles set for the comfortable enjoyment Of the ber
ries, cream and other edibles. The fair feature
will also have place in the sale of numerous ar
ticles, unique, useful and ornamental. Beside.
the Band will be on hand, and vocal and instru-
mental music will be another attraction. G.
Kingsville, June q ,DS75.