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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
RALTDA0RG 81 PoTONAO Il. r.

T-sAITl10RG 81 PQI0NA0 K r.
NGW Yi:7g AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH TTH, 1870,
Tratils will leave Wilmington IN connection WITH
the Baltimore u Potomac X. H.. as follows:
Leave Wilmington a.0a, a. NJ, Arrive Washington
5.13, A. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington lOO2, A. NJ. arrive washington
7.43, 7. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1886 Y. VI, AFrue Hashinetor
Leave Wilmington l,2s. 2. ii. Arrive Warrington
a.13, T, NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 40 r. Nj, arrive Warrington
1913 p NJ, city tirle.
Leave washington SOB, A. NJ, city time, arrive
Wilmington i2O7 P. NJ
y lmlngton l2.40, 2. Ii.
Leave Washington at lis z. NJ Aliye Whining
ton 6.32, p. n.
N'Inipgton 9.20 p. NJ,
Leave Washington 9,ss, 2. M, city lime. arrive
Wllngton t.9it a. NJ.
logal Trsins leave Baltimore 7.1o, sic and 1905
H., 100, ft0, Tt5, a.Ss, Z. Nj, Arrive Washington
$ 35, & and l12S A. NJ, 2iS, 5oo s.oo, and lilo r
M.
leave Washington $50 and ll.t5 A. Nj, $40, 40
aud 1O.l5P. NJ. Arrive Baltimore l015 A. H., l25
5as, s35 and IL, L. III. GEO c. WILgNs,
superintendent
FRANK TH0asoE, Genl. Manager.
D, ~ BOYD, DR., General fass. Agt. foe2S-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
THE poMApR OF oosMoLtNE,

never beoomeg rancid, nor loses its rich perfume.
it cures all scalp diseases, Keeps the hatt soft,
glossy, ana free from gum.
ASK any druggist for Plain Cosm0line or for Coz
INnone pomale 80 cents Il huttle, with the above
trade marx AMI lie name OF It. f. ROurHTOH
CO. Philadelnhia. htNlIleoN6u.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17

&aa SSG lsSlesa1 &s5ssaa.
EisEHAls u GARRETT,
= pLu@sgRs aAs AMI srsaN gEgpsss.
PLuaBKRs, Gas ANp srEAN FlqrERs,
rtu4Bgas. Gas Ai5D sFEAM saIrsEs
Nc bA MsHsET sTREsr. N1tMu4aToH, ngL
so To- atRE az sT4lasg, #gr4tISCgslN, DEL
wArsa Aap eAS iNraoDgaen rEp
DWELLINGS, yAcroaIEs, sEun,.H19a, gre
o. = 4Spga.Has,
89AfH1ETa,
F5E5.a -.a
zs aT..a srAlsNn,
a. p7sSz Tieg's .'7
Hl5fts
as4 a9s .4sas
ss4@ ,.e. ....,.e:'3 ya5s .-t.i.y
= ~ F9~
7sggT ls
se 4tu#
;'t'r $40 lyitf s's'e
4ul0MArn. ga. &AcG-Nas
"a spignui 3sa,ls sa eAaut-s ro,fa.scia.
9ImRuggD l3ts1a lTEs AL aggso
jaHl-fy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
stores, aieaters, 2san0cs, Sc.

nrEg STOVE AND HEAT&R Sfoil'
lN 1GD
GENERAL aousl-FUaNIsSiNG aNfl "a s''s'
WILLIAM u. ROBINSON
HAS OPENED NbN ,..,t,
STOVE AND HEA'rhR %tJ.W.
At the N. e. cor Of Second and King sts' ifo!s y
on second st. Constantly on hand AL me iatesS X
proved STOVES, HEATERS, AND 4 kAHT,a11t lt1. .
irons supplied at the ehorteat notice tpo1i9-Dt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
REPORT FROM 4 PRACTICAL CHEMIST Ann
APITLl& AitY.

B1sr0N, Jan |, islt.
DEAR SIN: :-This IL to certify tnat have sold At
retail l5ttt dozen Os52 l,lttles of your NEdEflNE
Ainee April IL, 1870. aud can truly say that II mas
given lie best satisfaction OF any remedy Tor The
complaints for which It Ia recommended that ever
sold. scarcely a day passes without some Of my
customers estifying to It's merits on themselves or
their friends. am perfectly cognzant of several
cases OF scrOfuluns Tumord being cured hy VEdE-
TINE alone IN this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 4GS iiroa1way.
10 Ii. X. STEyES1, lssQ. aug2i IVY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
Sail Raad ;E...ass

II ENT COUNTY RAILROAD
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Connecting with the Delaware BailIOaa At 'layt1u
COMM ENCINsG MONDAY, AUGUST ~, 1915
Arh mining % follnMe nntll fnrthef G0tlGe:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17

dence IN Its virtues, neyer egualied ny any o'ltr
medicine Ii still makes lie mest cleeua cures nt
Coughs, Colds, Consumption. that can be made ly
medical skill. Indeed the ChaTy ifff0fat mas really
robhed these ,argprons Diseases Of er terrora, 10
great extent, and given feeling OF immunity nom
their fatal eilttl, idat wei founded II he rene-
dy he taken II season. livery family should have II
in their closet for the ready and PROMPT relief Of li
members, sickness, suffering aud even ne +
saved by this timely protection The prudent snoui.
not neglect II. and the wise will not Keep It hy
you for tne protection it affords by IL iaay use IN
sudden attacks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
J blIlI,A DEI4pHiA. WILMINGTON
uAL'rLMURE EAlLROAD.

: blIlLADELpIliA. WILMINGTON S
i NALrISiORE RAlLRoAD.
NAY 81 1873.
I'ians viii .eave Wilmington as follows for
fhadai nna ami Intermediate Stations, 10 $40,
ia s.il, 1880 u. ul, 2, t15 7.20, $50, y. m.
Philadelphia aud New York, l.sl o. NJ, l2,lf, 1873,
J.d9, p N.
Baitmora sun hlcrmsdtaie stations, is,o2, 1897,
4. NJ, s.gt p, IL,
5atmore aud Wa5hlng,on, ,ls,sz. zGl, io.Os, a. M,
f2.a6, i.23 $50, ITO .. N,
Trains Tor Delaware Dglslon leave for
Rev Castle, b.G0, $50, 926 q. M, LID. $40 r. NJ
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, SOD 800,
4. III, t,4O, p. nj.
SUNDAY raAiNs
rhlladephia ana Intermediate Station, s.iN, a..
IN, 445, $50, p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 1871 O. M.
baltimore and Washington, 12.o2,a05 g. n.
For further information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted at the depot.
lnGrl3-ly II. 4. KENNlY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17

YorSG MEN's FREE LIBRARY.-lhe following
officers of this institution, located ut Gth aud
penn St5., were elected on Tuesday evonlhg :
prosident-Geo W. Bush.
Secretary-Emma Wcrrell.
g'reasurcr-1hos Il. McAllistef.
Directors-E. s. r. Butler, john T. Davis,
Daniel McClintocl, Miss Anuie semple, sarah
gringhurst, Il. W Smith, Mrs. Bntler ii9ber5
MeCafierty, s. A. Ball. Rev. T. NJ. EASTWOOD pno
Thomas Worreii. ia,
A very large and comfortable apartment has
been donated TO this Association for the puf-
noses of 4 library and reading room, many ex'
eollent papers, books and periodicals. are on the
tables and shelves, capable librarians and Jan
itor ID employed TO keep the books and room ~
GOOD order, we'll lighted, cleaned and warmod
| md these opportunities arc made use OF by
large number OF yyung msn and boys every
Tne attendance for tile past thrco months
though not 20 great as i'll cold weather, has beel
| encouraging.
| NewAnK BAsE BAf14-The Agilc4 of Newarl
| i,syo Withdrawn thoir challenge from tho Pa9
| times to play in Wilmington and havo accepIc.
he challeugo OF the Fame Ioso Actises, to pa!
ia Newark, on Saturday Afternoon, game 10 o'
| called at o'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
A YEWs CHERRY pEUToRAl..

r Diseases NJ TIE qhroat and Lungs, such as
cuylis, Gods Whu1png ough, liron-
thits. Asthiraanl Consumption.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
Sod by

DIR. j. c. AYER y 90. Lowoll, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical chemista.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17

attached.
CcNNECTIoNS.
ct Wilmington with trains on the Phtladepib,
Wilmington / Baltimore and Delaware ltaLrpads,
At Chadd's Ford with trans on 7. X 3. Q, H. II,
~ Coatesvllle with trains on Penna K. H. t.lh IL
Reading with trains on Phila. u Reading, Leu w..
aud Jsast Ptnua., and Reading u Columbia kalrn-d,
anti the Reading Ghl Lehlgll railroad.
E COl4LINGS,
tahy3-tt General superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17
z,as. 1,uati Einss.
gsElAttlglsi /. tYAAiA RAILROAD.

i
on AID Arrap THURSDAY, sElTEHnEn 9TH, ls,h
Irpns leave Depot IhirtY-sacond and ldafkgt st-l
NAM LINE WESTWARD.
fBoli accom-. 20 ., and 10, A. NJ l.lD, All 7, $50
and Il 80 r N. On sunday 6.3O a. M.i l. and ldt
P.M.
Limited Fast Mai, da &. % a. NJ
Niagara Eapreas a4ils, except sunuaS l2o a, NJ
lienoya and kane Exp, daily ex sunday, ,.2ni A.M
,tlnnra ana Lock hagen Mail ex. Sunday. 500 =.
York Mail daily, except Suniay ......,...es0i A. VI
hAil train daily, ttil slliiiiay tGyeS AT y a.
NJ, amt runs only TO Harflshurg). 500 Al
Downlngtown Accom-, 4 10 NJ, and lOau 7. Nj,
on Sunday at d31 A. NJ.
Fast Line \ Iuck HRver Exf.. oy. sunday, 19ht y "
York Hanover i Frc1'k hec CX, sunday u % M
Harrisburg Acc daily. except Sunday.... 231, Pm
Rryn Mawr Accom-, daiiY ex sunday. 800 Pm
Lancaster and iuk Acc. daily,eS. sunday i.01, pm
pArkehunrg Train iAy, except Sunday. b&J, J. NJ
littsburg Express daily, eSoept SDniNg,-. diN, ~.
Hnonna9 Express daiiy. Sla, z N n
Erie Ma and EufIalo X tally ex. saturday y ~ r.
Elnigrant Express lq.pa A. N. daily * Monday,
toF which TicEelg must be procured and baggage
1tdyered ~ ilf Marbet street oy .. y Y,
NEW YORK HlViSiDN.
fpfe fqr = & &e% YoFs' 5g ~ ~ n,. ssa, 2 4 49, az
l.sr, ain 3i5, b.s1, G35 and Z, r. H., an9 V
n.4nslH On sunday, 80, s3o Z, $50, q. ". 2. Q.
G31 40 =. n. and t2, night.ma train I, y. Nj.
Eluigrant Train fot New YORK, ll.ee 7 II.
Accommodation Tor Trenton, 2.3l T. NJ.
Expresa fer Tong Eraneh ami squan, ~ !. ~ and
- F;soa RaNsINarpN pgFor
Brseton, S35 A. Nj, Il u0cn, 20 and Z. 20, J. i.
way Train for Bristol, $40 +, H,
Trenton, $50, lO.l3 a. NJ 5, 3 a, SIT h.ih, ana $40,
=, 3 On sunday, qiii a. II. aiVi ?. H.
gxnrese for New York, s.tn a. H. on sunday, q.
NJ. and T.l1 l.. NJ.
Bh1tIoER8 i5tEIaI0N
FROM KENSINGrDN DEPOT.
express lur Trenton, Lanitertgllle rnt'4psDl7s,
Ea!o'i Water Gap, scrsnto9i &c, So A. ~, 80
r. II.
gar LnlaberTa!e, Pennington enl tiopeweh, s.M,
ft.i5. $. NJ, and tii5 z. N.
rAr E1emlprtnr s,rS 1913, A. NJ eHd 93n = u.
FROM DEPOT 32D AND MARKET STREETS.
Hxpresg for EGston, BeYdeie, etc, $40 7. Il
FOR Trenton ant Lambertglile. so 7. 4.
hMBUy DIVISION
FROM MARKET sTREkr EgitkN
accom-. for New YORK, wa Perth, ABIhoy snd James,
tlr9 AMI Monmouth Junenon. $50 A. NJ aud .,
T.. VI. Connecting for Long Branch ana Squan.
Accom- for 1Ieloon, ecunaetlux aIa eApfess tiI1i'
tor New Yots, GS9 g. sat Ia a. ~, II naon.2, 3.Sp,
e.90 and $50 2. NJ.
Way rain for Burllngoa, 8 20 Pm. SaniG! trains
7a0 a. IT.. gud /, 7. M.
way Tram FOR Bordentowl, e,Hl and ll.aU y, hi
For Ainkora Branch, $50 a.. H., and 4.S0 7. N,
FOT HightatDWn, o. G.3D, a M, q S.45, aud S9P ".
For Long Branch and New nrk a. Nj and p. NJ.
For Tucsort0r = =. u and r. IL.
For Scdfoi1, sn1 lilo A. fl, AS, AMI d.aD I'm.
For Nj folly ald Pamher5an, ana ! > |, $40,
), snd $50 z. N. FoF -. H1lyl ll.l' a. ~, ani
1t..a L. nj,
Foy Aevohantulio 70 ?. e o. Tuesdays raarsdsye
ana Saturdays oaly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17

1rsits arrsUe a: 1aTsg-E.ts a't f;essst s:re5t4.
From Pittsburg $40, T3s a. NJ, G2aP. M. dany. g
&. NJ ana 8so L. NJ daily, except dondag tr1'H
Erie Gui Widamsport, d.45 a. NJ daily, ey Mon-
tay EFol1 3uiialo and Niagara Fails, 1-35 =. H.,
tally except Monday. hfom Renoya, Elinir
end Milliaihaport 6.zl ?. ii. From New Yofs,
2.5s, ass ~ II, lH5J A. NJ 1895 f9.io, $50, 6. 65
Tss 7.s0,7 TIT la.a ana 1l99 Pm. On sunday 1l.G5.
A. NJ, h, 1.a 8. la.ln, ii.&o P. Nj, anu ls.4s
3. h, fTer, E!sinn, Pmllipsbarg snd Lambert
siiia 10, i. H., 9so aTTiyo Kensingtou Depot.
$50 4. Nj, ~ and l1,sst M Sunday trains froll
New York, 10 sI 4. II. and s.ss p. NJ. sleeping
Tar r.ekeg3 u4n he hai st bfoad aId Chestnut
ttfeea- gld Daao,, Thirty second and Market
Streets
rie unioo Transfer Company Will call ioT pad
check Baggage from Hotels ana Residences. Tf1e
carts aud fa!i nforinBion cGn be Obtained at ths
9ep5te I'll. Ferry nare,i ah1YeG1d at the solloHing
mo. s33 Cheenlt Street.
a. * 81 OFFICES. s. 4. cor. Brosd Il caGste n,
No 11s Market 9trse
PE.ttK GtsOASoN, General hiansger.
-, NJ BOY d, JJ.. gsIs PASSENGER 3F'a7
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the Commission OF the Methodist Church
In Pittsburg or Allegheny, Pa, October
I'D, 1875, to confer upon an organic union
Of the Two denominations.
The largest religious procession ever
seen In the MOI thwest was on the occa-
sion Of the conseeratjon of st. Michaeps
Church, In Saltwater, Mimi. on the 10Th
OF August. Bishop Grace officiated. The
church will seat 1900, and cost $4,000.
Through the enterprise of Rev. All For,
a Chinese missionary, comfortabl
Episcopal chapel has been built and ded-
icated at Virginia City, New. and 100
Chinese gather there every Sabbath to
hear their country man preach the Gos-
pei.
Rev. j. A. Rooney, o. p, the Domini-
can missionary Of Louisville, has re-
ceived an order from his superiors to
make journey to Ireland, Tor the pur-
pose of restoring his health, which has
been in Q faiiing condition ior some time
past.
The Marchioness of Londonderry has
commenced the erection of Catholic
church at her own expense in Newtown-
ardes. The building will cost $4,000.
The corner stone was laid by Bishop
Dorrian on tine 3D. Of August in the pres
ence OF vast multitude.
The presiding Bishop OF the Episcopal
Church has called special meeting of
the bishops in Grace Church, New York.
on Thursday, October 2S, at 10 O'Clock,
for the purpose of eleeting missionary
bishops for Africa and China, and also
OF receiving the report Of the Mexican
Commission.
The American Board of Commission
ers for Foreign Missions (Epjscopal) are
calling for $4,000 during the present
month, so as to enable them to close the
fiscal year out Of debt. During the
month Of August they received only
$2S, coo, and unless the sum asked is
Forthcoming the missions under the
Boards care must suffer or cease TO be.
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The small farmers in the South and
Southwest are said to be prospecting this
year as never before. They have no
trouble in eultiyasing their land, be-
cause they can do the work themselves,
and there are so many living in idleness
that the reward to those who tarm intel
ligently. is gratifying. When the great
plantations of the South have been di-
vided into small farms, aud shall be
owned by industrious farmers, the new
era Of prosperity will dawn there again,
and this time it will be perpetual.
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PROFESSIONAL.


ID. B. MORROW. M. d..
247 WEST SEVENTH ST., Cincinnati, o.
Office Hours-S S TO 10 A. M.;2 to r. M;
Evening. aps-6mo
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The above cut represents the Hon. Daniel s.
United States. as seen when attacked with
STRANGuLATED RUPTURE.
Mr.. Dickinson suffered intensely, notwith-
standing he had the best surgical aid. Every
thing was done that science could suggest and
as the last remedy the knife used, and yet he
died In great anguish on tee thir.i day. This
Is fearful warning TO those who are ruptured.
RUPTURE---HO CURED.
Mr.. GEoRGE e. EAKIkes, OF PHILADELPHIA,
WRITES THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING PAR
TICULARs:
To the Editor of the New York Sun:
SIR-F'er several years L was afflicted with
rupture, and suffered from the use Of trusses.
Casually noticing In your paper a recommend
alton OF Dr. Sherman of your city, and about
the same time meeting Mr.. j. W. Ayres, OF
Camden, N. j., who informed that he had been
victim to rupture and was cured by DR., Sher-
mans treatment. felt animated and went
stiaightway to New York, consulted DR.. Sher-
man, and had him adapt his remedies to my
case. II was TO Ifte happy occurrence, and /
shall ever feel grateful to YOU and Mr. Ayres
Tor having directed my attention to DR.. Sher-
man. as well as to MIN for the safe and com.
Portable manner In which he treated my case.
My mind was greatly oppressea, and my fuIure
was shadowed, as was trying various trusses
for help with no other result than vexation and
injury. But now being sound again, and real-
izing its felicity. i feel IL my imperative duty
to add my testimony IN favor of DIR. Sherman's
remedies, anu to recommend the ruptured to no
to him with the fullest confdenceuf being BEN
Gifted.
GEO. Z. EAKfNGs, 1881 Palmer st.
Philadelphia, March ~, 1S7j. a&s
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FURNISHING GOODS.

TH0MAS c. BERRY'S ESTATE. - Notice
Il Is hereby given that the unders gned has
been, by the Probate Court of Hamilton coun-
ty, duly appointed and qualified as Adininis-
traitor Of the estate of the late Thomas q. Ber-
ry, deceased. ALEXANDER LONG,
p AUGUST 23d, 1875. Administrators.
au28-3tS*
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-04
FOUNDRIES..

TINKFR, 4 GREGORY Manufacturers Of
Stoves PloWs and Columns, window caps ana
SfIls Mil Castings, Kettles, sinks, slelgn
Shoes &C. Phoenix Foundry. Ashta onla. Y. lgs!
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-04
Py shImIny .I.h Dot sOa

There is doubtless such a thing as
excessive promptness in emergen-
cies. Presence of mind and de-
termination are admirable qualities
in themselves, but it sometimes hap
pens that a decision made upon the
spur of the moment is regretted up
on a more deliberate survey of the
field. This remorse seems to have
overtaken lately worthy Dutchman
of Anaka Co., Minnesota The
Dutchman was seeking to reach a
town at some distance from sank
Centre, and to accomplish tins he
must drive over the prairie from the
latter town. He was unaccustomed
TO the road and night overlook him
with his vehicle fast in a slough
and no town in sight. He sought
the solitary farmhouse visible, and
asked permission to stay till morn
ing, the farmer telling the traveller,
however, that it would be necessary
for him to sleep with the children or
with the farmer himself, as their
accommodations were limited
Quick as lightning the Dutchman
expressed his resolution not to sleep
with the 'bodderation shiltren, so
he slept with the farmer. The rest
of the story may be given in his own
language:
@Veil, in der mornin' ven we
comes nit der sthairs down, l see
two GIRLS about seventeen years old,
unS I ask der old man: "Pees dem
girls die shiltren you told me about?
9nd he say 'yaw, dem ish my only
shildren und l says to myself, Ply
shiminy Ish dot sOgn
~ Y. Com. Adc.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-04
Whole Number 1926

And as she spoke old Fairiohn,
glancing at the door, saw a dark
shadow there, saw it grow darker,
saw it enter, and starting up in his
defense, if need be, recognized Joe
Roper.
He was very pale, and he took no
notice of Fairjohn, but crossing the
store stood beside Jessie Lester.
You love that man even best now,
he said. You'd rather have found
letter from him than not, enough to-
morrow is our wedding day.
She looked up into his face with
piteous glance.
81 never lied to you, said she.
You know that.
He grew winter still.
told you man would lose his
soul as mine, said he. Did you
think those were idle words? Then
he plunged his hand into his bosom,
and the next instant letter with a
red seal, lay in Jesse's lap.
Pve made you happy, and now rll
go, he said. Fairjohn, stole that
letter a month ago, off the counter
yonder. knew who wrote it at a
glance; and then the door closed
behind him, and he was gone.
But Jessie had torn open the let
ter and never looked after him.
And these were the words she
read, old Fairjohn reading over her
shoulder:
ABOARD THE SILVER STAR.-Jes-
sic Darling: / don't know what
makes me believe that shall find
you still, after all these years, but
something does.
Five of us were cast on a desert
island when the Sphynx went down.
The two yet alive, were taken off it
yesterday in skins, with our boards
to our knees. We must 90 to Eng
land frst-then home, Jessie, Jessie,
if 1 do not find you as left you l
shall go mad. Your husband,
CHARLES LESTER.
And so Jesse's letter had come at
last. And so John Fairjohn look
ed into her face and saw how angels
looked in paradise.
And Job. Job was found drowned
in..the Killnext morning. Jessie never
knew it, perhaps, for she and her
boy were on their way to New York
to meet the silver Star when IL made
port
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-04
HOUSE Lot

Corner of East Street and Bank Alley, And 9TH
ther desirable ptoperty in the Village and at the
n1sTTa : 1sIitf Apply " EDWARD H. FITCH.
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NOTARY PUBLIos, ETC.

JOHN II. SHERMAN. Notary Public AN ana
keITs Block. Main ST.. Ashtabula. o. 1850
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-04

An aristocratic New Yorker,on be-
ing requested by a rich and vulgar
young fellow for permission to marry
tone of his girls" gave this rather
crushing reply: Certainly; which
would You prefer, the hOusemaid or
the cook"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-04
For SaLeI

HE Subscriber offers for sale a
T go-story, upright and wing House, with eight
rooms-comf0rtabie and cOmmodiOus. Situated
at the Harbor; with garden. The House is new,
@'O "--' ~ '''0 ~ g. LARGE.
Ashtabula HarbOr, Feb 9Sth, 1875. 1851
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JOB PRINTERS.

JAMES REED q SON Plain and Ornament.
Hob Printers, and general Stationers Speci-
mems Of Printing and prices for the same sent
on application. once corner Main and Spring
streets. Ashtahulhi o. 1880
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-04
DRUGGISTS.

cRORCK WILLARDs Dealer inH Hard
ware. Saddlery, Nails, Iron, Steel, Drugs, Meoi-
cines, Psints. ofls, Dyestuhs, &C., Aalh dar 81
Ashtabuta. -OSS
, 1875-10-31
End Of the Baseball Season OF
1876.
The Bostons Retain tho Whip for Mex
Year.
The Hortfords Beat the st. Louis Clul
for Third Place.
Batting Averages Of Professionals for tie
Year,


BABE BALL.
THE BATTING RECORD FOR 1915.
Below will be found complete showing OF the
batting record Of every professional who has
played base ball with championship cluo
during the base ball year ended last night. In
making this record every game has been inclna-
ed which was played for the championship OF
1875. This takes in all Centennial Washington, and
Keokuk games as we'll Us those played by or With
clubs which finished the season. In cases where
player served with two or more clubs bis rec
ord has been consolidated, and the number OF
games with which he is credited comprises all no
has played, wherever he hGs been. The list
covers all tie games, but does not include e1-
hihition contests or games with the Cincinnati
or other professional or somi-professional clubs
not in the ring. In short, it shows just the
batting strength Of each player as exhibited in
efforts to gain the championship pennant.
It should be promised that tho
showing is not perfectly fair, becsuso one man
may have been to bat more times than another;
but, as scores are now kept, it is the only test
that can be applied to all The clubs in different
cities where go many ways Of scoring are COM
mon.
The record is also unfair in another respect:
in that the Dostons and other Eastern crack
clubs had chance to bring up their averages by
games wish the Washingtons md Centennials.
which the Chicago and St. Louis clubs did not
enjoy.
The first column shows the number OF games
in which each player participated during the sea-
son ; the second, the sum total OF all the base
hits made by him during the season; and tho
third the average OF bass-hits to game. The
fact that large number Of amateurs and poor
attempts at professionals have taken part in
some games have led to the drawing OF line at
ten games each, and the omission Of the scores
Of all players who did not play that number: ex~
cent in the case Of few old professionals whose
namea will be recognized. Following is the rec-
nrd