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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
pALTIMoRE q POTOMAC R. r.

DALTIMORE q POTOMAC r. Re-
NEW yoRx AID WASHINGTON THRoUGh
ON AND AFTER MARCH ITB, 1875,
Tfaln5 viii leave Wilmington In connection With
the Baltimore & Potomac X. r.. as follows:
Leave wilmington 2.03, A. NJ. Arrive Washington
6.l5, A. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1909, a. n Arrive Washington
2.as, P. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1855 P. NJ. Arrive washington
400, p. M, city time. ...--
Leave Wilmington ,23, T. III. Arrive washington
513, p. M, city time.
Leave Wilmington 7.1o 2. IA. Arrive washington
l1.23 p. NJ city time.
RRTURElFa:
Leave washington SOB, a. M, city time. Arrive
Wilmington l207, 7. NJ.
Leave Washington 9.9s, A. NJ, city time. Arrive
Wilmington l2.4O, p. M.
Leave Washington at LIS P. N. Arrive Whining
ton 5.32, p. M.
Leave Washington 4ss p. NJ city tims Arrive
wilmington e.20 p. NJ.
Leave washington o.Os, P. H., city time. Arrive
Wilmington 1.91, A. M.
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100. $40 and l00b,
A. M, LOO 4.10, IT'S, 9.3b, 7. NJ Arrive Washington
s35, e45 and 11.aS A. M, 242, ob3 9.05i and lilo p
Leave washington $40 and II IS A. NJ $40, 7.1o
and 10.lbP. NJ. Arrive Baltimore 10l5, A. a., Lao,
S AZ, S.3O and 10, Z, M, GEO. O. WILKINs
Superintendent
FRANK THoXsoN, Genl. Manager.
D. M BOYD. ,JR,,Gener8l PDse Apt. feh2t1t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
Sail gnad Y.nfs.

u ENT COUNTY RAILROAD.
IN SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Connecting with the Delaware Railroad at Clayton.
COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1876,
And running as follows until further notice:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
Montgomery's
... FEeYviNe !

NlontgOinerys Nerviuc cures rheumatism,
MOnigomerys Nervne cures Neuralgia.
Montgomery s Nervine cures Ilysteria.
MOntgomerys Nervine cures Headache.
Mon'gomerys NeTvne cures Sciatica.
Montgomerys Nervne cures Fits.
Monigomers'a Neryine cures Tic DooreuX
Muntpomery's Nervine cures Palpitaton OF the
Heart and ali Nervous Affections. m
Why suffer, when one bottle of this medicine Wll
give you immediate relief? Principal depot, l3l n:
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, For sale by all
druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09
FiuaufiaI Cards.
rg,HE ARTISANS aAVINGS BANK,
ooa MARKKT STREET.

rg,HE ARTISANS sAVINGS BANK,
o0a AARKET STREET.
Ipcorporated February 2s, 1851.
Open to receive deposits daily from 2, A. NJ, until
8, r. d., and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings,
froA to O'Clock.
A sEMI-ANNUAL Dividend, AT THE RATE
OF Blk per cent. has been regularly paid on deposlts
pectation of the Managers, that this rate OF dtvi
depds will be continued.
W6ea dividends are not withdrawn, they are &C.
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits
compound their interest twice In each year
MANA9ERs:
WILLIAM =. HuLE5, GEORGE W. BuSH
CLsMRHT B. sNyTH, GsoRes 8. CApE!Jg,
CHARLss w. ROWLAND NJ. L. LICETENsTKTN,
EDwARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL r. BE,'Sos
HzNaY p. DURs, JOB q. JACKSON,
Is, d. STorsBHBuaa, Wx. Il. SWIrT,
ANTHONY Hlean,s.
WEI. s. HlLLE3 President.
eEo. W. BUSH, Vice President: =.
apr1f-u Z. T, TAYLOR Tire sur
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF w1LMNeToN.
DEPOSITORY OF Tdg PUBLiG nON1Hs
FIttAtioIAL AGENT or TIE UNITED sTATse
gDyaRp, g,-ITs President
PAID UP CAPITAL, s5oc,o0t
EU- Philadelphia and New York Exchange f1r-
nished to regular depositors without charge.
Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays, at sH AN.
DIRECTORS.
Clement Il. rnyth, George w. Bush
Henry 5. McGomb, Joshua 4 Head,
Daniel James, William Tatnall,
Edward Betts. ootl-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-09


Attached.
CONNECTIONS.
AT wilmington with trains on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore and Delaware Railroadp.
At Chadd's Ford with tralns on p. x B. G, X. X.
At Coatesville with trains on Penna. r. r., and at
Reading with trains on Phia. q Reading, Leh. Va..,
and East Penna., and Reading Il Columbia RAILROAD
and the Reading and Lehigh Railroad.
L. COILINGS,
1nars-tf General Superintendent
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
ROCK CREEK,

I'd Tsk-About half-past 10, on Friday
night the 1Ith, while invoking the aid oI
the drowsy god, light flashed into the
room. On investigation. it was iound to
come from the burning of Bloods box
factory, about one and half miles N. w.
of the centre of Gustavus. By midnight
the destruction was complete.
On Saturday, the 18th, attended the an
nual meeting of the Oranges, heretofore
comprising Grand River Council. The
meeting was held at Grange Hall, Greens,
burg, Trumbull Co. The attendance was
large, several Oranges were represented
The tables were boundfully supplied,
and good will and good cheer were the
order of the day. Il was a good time.
Elisha Pinney, OF Rock Greek, died on
the 18th, after severe suffering for three
months, aged II years. He was Past
Grand of the l. o. o. F. and was buried
by the Order, on Sunday, the 18th. The
attendance was too large to be sccommo'
dated In any Of the churches of the VII
lGge, and many left for want of accommo'
dAtlon. The discourse was given al inc
N. Z, church-or which the deceased was
a prominent member-by the pastor.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
REsHINa. RoATINe. KTc.



The following cases have been disposed
of in addition to those reported in last
weeks issue: --..l --r.
]. B. Morrison VS. T. ]. Neil's admir-,
judgment for plaintiff.
D. Dunham vs. Alex Sutherland, set
tied. s.-
VIM, Chapman ct al. VS. .ThOs. Wallace
dismissed. ..a,;,4
Frank Smith VS. F. Waring, settled. ,.l
J., s. Richards ct al vs. G. A. Burr el al,
settled. sa5. ....a.
W. Belts VS. Cicero Webb, dismissed.
Silas Walling vs. W. W. billiard, set
lied
Catharine Fitzgerald vs. W. Fitzgerald,
judgment on report of referee.
A. Cummings and wife vs. j. P. Roscoe,
dismissed. s- .l --ss-d t..lst'
J.S Ramsdellvs o. h. Merrow, set
tied. hoe .sa 3si.s..s,. ti--
w. n. seagar vsJ. E. March, settled.
Caroline D. HornIng vs. Jeremiah Hor-
.ulng, divorce granted. "a
John Butler vs. n. WhaleY ct al, set.
tied. ,-.i1 aai3aEiis -S Il"
Lois Housed VS. ]. q. Parshall, settled
VIM. Humphrey vs. Natl F. 1ns Co :,
Judgment for plaintiff
John Wilson VS. Charlotte A. Wilson
divorce granted.
Flora Gillette vs. jesse Smith, settled.
Elvira R. Ingell .ss Nelso z Ingell
divorce granted.
J. A, DAVIDSON Va o. ]. Goats, decree
for plaintiff ~
J. W. Phelps vs VIM. Burch ct al, set
G, W. Morse vs. ]. A. Wilmer, settle d.
N Burbank Vi E. Burbank, sestl ed. !
sam'l Everett vs. r. s. Root ct al. YER
dict for defendants. 5ss s.J u.3y
OHIO VS. Chas. WiedmAn. selling Ii
quOrs Dertpleai guilty and waA fined
$35 90 and costs. .l ..a aA- -.5n
Cause of Norman Smith vs. VIM. Bow
en- and Wife, now on trial to Jury. -li
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

place. WAS entered by Burglars They got
a Z ives, window and IT, a'maieh in
the dining room to take survey of the
premises; they then went into the bed
room where Mr. n was asleep, took biz
pantaloous and WATCH and apparently
went out of doors, and there took what
money there was in his pOcket-book--
something less than $20-and put back
through the window the watch and PAN
Iaioons, taking nothing bur the money.
Under the head of indictments found
oy Tue Grand Jury is one against s. J
Massingham, of TIumbuu, for embezzle.
ment- This case is one that will omen nm
q question that will interest ali ipsnrance
agents. Mr.. Massingham was an agent
for an, Insurance Company. AS he re-.
1eeiVed. money for INSURANCE. he wa5ld
give the company credit for the amount
on his books the same as others he was
dealing with. At the time he made his
assignment, he returned this insurance
account as so much Indebtedness. The
company, however, claim that the money
was not on account, hut was simply held
as money in trust. The Grand Jury so
considered it, and have indicted him. He
will stand trial,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
AsHTABULA COUNTY NEWs.
YHox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.
sAYBROOK.

Ed. Iek-It is a fact that since Saiur-
day last the weather has been more like
April than June, and we narrowly csc ap-
ed frost on Sunday night, still corn has
received check it won't get over for
sometime.
There was acres Of potatoes planted
last week. Those who plant now prefer TO
ruu the risk of frost in September and
save months fighting the bugs. Corn
on warm rich land looks well, and pota-
toes and oats are fair
notice some improvements going on
in what they call South Saybrook, so
called presume because il Is nearer the
equator than Lake Erie. John Pierce has
shingled and painted hishOuse and Ran
som Clark has built new house.
The Ladies Aid Society met last We'd
nesday p. m. at John Allcock's. A good
ly number were IN attendance and the
time passed very pleasantly
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety met last Friday p. m. at the n. E.
church.
The fourth quarterly meeting of Say
brook charge was held at the NJ E.
church on Saturday and Sunday last,
Elder Osborne preaching at 3 and p. m.
on Saturday and at II a. m. on Sunday.
At the quarterly conference on Saturday
the officers elected were-Trustess, Chas.
Walker, ]. C. Wright, Lyman Curtiss,
J. W Sims, ]. Van Allen Stewards, Job
Harley. J Van Allen. W. n. Brown,
William BahcoclE William Butler, Chas.
Walker. 3 n. SIMS Z B. Beckwith.
Smith Walker; Recording Steward, q.
Walker; District siswasd. James Van
Afen clay Delegate. = Van Allen an
5srnaie J, ". Sims. s.Es5g
A chiidrenis meeting was held on sun :
day evening, vas weE attsndsd, ana the
exercises were interesting, and Instruct :
i've. y BY the way the Central esun-
day schools of both churches are in a
healthy condition, and the interest is
steadily increasing, 50 may il be until al
the children IN tke. township and their
parents are enrolled 10. fheS. s. army
Our Township assessor I G. ScoVille
has politely furnished mea list of the
personal property assessed m this town
for 1875 - ~ 2, . 5Azzsza,E
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Jay Cooke is credited with the mode
Of fishing at Putin Bay, for description
OF which all lazy fishermen will be
uhankfntf "He has a large glass jar,
hlled with minnows, in the place whic h
.hs frequented The big fishes would
swarm around thejar, seeing their Gov
eted prev and hungry for the expected
least. He would drop his hook among
hem. and hau1 out the victims of his
novel deluslOn 1llh the utmost ease and.
Feadiness. until tired.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
KINGSVILLE.

Ed. Td.-Since our forests and he Ids have put
on their new dress. the remark has been fre.
quently heard, that 1t was unusually fresh, and
bright and1hieK1 z this sos Is 6 an improve
ment over other years fso, what is the cause ?
1t is certainly true that everything hasa swept
and gsrnished look. Whichever way we turn, the
Landscape is charming; and the park, with band
stand and numerous seats. with the surrounding
foliage. partSkes Of the beauty, and invites to a
lounge. Shall not these advantages be improved
for mass meeting or two during the campaign
now just ahead2 The amount of worth upon our
State ticket, srouses our enthusiasm and makes
Us the more searnest what espet DR. the union
services OF our several eharches, during the warm
weather-the evening service. taking place about 5
O'Clock, and TINS doing away with the lighting
up.
your township hae some waste Ind q For half q
mile south OF North Ridge there Is an excess Of
water and series Of sWamps. Since 1870, there
has been ditch located. which was to have been
finished in the fall Of that year. It still remains
in the hands Of the trustees, unfinished, but even
in that condition, we are informed by our farmers
that fully 100 acres have been reclaimed, and is
subject to cultivation. our trustees now say that
these drains must be finished soon, and are max
ing arrangements to that end.
While absent with his family, the houee OF Mr.
Perry Parker was forcibiy entered one day last
week, and robbed OF pair or two OF boots. A
good kicker-thorOughly Versed in boot-Ology, to
keep the trzmps moYing-is wanted G.
KingsYille, June IS, 1876. = ..5.. 81 8.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

a new eonhiouior to the Meas is an
nounced in tie person OF Miss BETsEY Y
CowLEs, Of Austinburg. Now Miss Bet
sey wields trenchant pen, but, IS has
been seen in the Telegraph, in days past,
she has no tolerance or sympathy for sa-
looms and their business. i. If due care is
not taken. therefore, she may make one
other merciless drives at them, and the n
what will become of the reputation an d
fame of the place9 As the editors toes
area little tender, and help cometh from
democratic favor, the throwing Of hot
shot in that direction will never do.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

4EH OF JULY ExCURsIoN.-Ane excur.
sion e the Hsrbot and sail on the lake
i announced 10 come of on Monday
July 9Th Excursion trains are TO run
on both tie Oh City and Youngstown
roads and balloon ascensiOns, yacht and
tub racing, climbing creased poles, etc.,
are among The amusements that are an
nouuced The arrangements are in the
hands ol eEeent committee and a
genera good inns may be expected by
al DO MY JON The excursion.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

currsnnt worm is doing some damage.
The frame of Noyss' building on W. W. Mann's
lot, is up and being enclo sed.
The rolling mill runs constantly, day and night
Sunday excepted.
AfellOw took siesta, the other day, down be-
low Rock Creek. so near the railroad track ab to
lose lock Of his hair BY passing train.
Beside the entry Of the house Of Perry Parker.
noticed in our KinEyills letter, the house Of A.
NettletOn. Of North Klngsville, was entered, and
quantity Of food taken. Tramps, evidently.
Geneva celebrates on the Sd, and our boys Of
the fire department and band are revolving the
idea Of accepting an invitation to par tieipate.
The County Commissioner held Q three days
session, last week, At the Hub. The principal
business on hand was the equalization Of assess-
ments. The report on the surveys and re-surEeys
Of several roads in Austnburg. Morgan, saybroOk
and WIlllAnsheld were made by the several COM
mIttees, and acted upon.
The petitions for the reduction Of the width Of
certain roads in saybrook and Pierpont, were dis
missed
Committees were appointed to see about the re.
ductIon OF the North Ridge road through Kings
NAiiOs aAu aAso tO-ouANSs ~ = ASoo AhoAA bAc
ridge near George Green's, TO the lake.
AccIDENT.-Last Monday afternoon, as John
Prentice was assisting In moving some heavy
timberS at the lumber yard Of Jas. b. Prentice,
at the Harbor, one OF the timbers Unexpectedly
fell and badly mangled one OF his fingers.
TIE ALERT q. & L. Co., are making extensive
arrangement for their party which is 70 be given
ct the Opera House on Monday evening, July 6th.
we wish the boys success
The AHdover Bnteyprfse establishment has
been sold and amer one more number win be tax
en- to Sandy Lake, Pa. Ar. W. W. Taicott. fore
man Of the once, with Mr.. q. II. Patterson, viii
start . job oeace In the room occupied by the En-
priss.We congratulate Bro. Morley on bis RELEASE
from serv itude. .ai bee fitil
Twenty-One persons were immersed, and eighi
sprinkled, on the sOth Elt., In WilliEmsaeid, b
ReY. s. CasterlIne, Of the United Brethren church
The cable brings rumoss Of several heavy al
ures In London, one Of them being . house o
large Indian connections. with lisbillities esti
mated at tl6,OoO,oO0.
kumor has It, and with an appearance Of unusu
al direetness, that Senator Morton ts opsnly Il
the held IS Presidential candidate, and that hi
recent visit TO the East was made wholly for DO
liticai purposes.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

A serenade was given on Tuesday
evening by the band and of our cit
liens, TO Mr.. and Mrs. P. Il. w ATsoN, in
recognition oil, and as a welcome to their
home and friends, after pr0trscted alb.
sence Of some two years, during which a
trip 10 the Old World has been taken
The courtesy was acknowledged by Mr..
W. by reciprOcated courtesy and kindly
attentions. But few were made acquaint-
ed with the movement, and therefore
some regret was felt that the movement
had not been made more general and
simultaneous one, and an address of vel.
come been made by our worthy Mayor OF
some other prominent citizen.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
,p...T..v b.vs ,n Aln.o. f.c,orr

A FEAT.-TheY have an Alpaca factory
ct jamestown, N. T., and wilhal raise
the Angora goat for the supply of the ms
tsrial for working up. The aeeces of two
of these animals were taken of on the
morning Of the 11th. washed, bleached
dried and passed through the various pre-
paratlons for combing, combed, spun
woven into cloth and at Q, p. m, placed
in the hands of the dressmakers. Before
the sitting of the SUI, it was made up and
decorated the form Of one Of the sweet
damsels of that place. This is thought
to be an unequaled feat by the Jamestown
Journal, which furnishes the account
Jamestown is q noted place for sudden
transferrings and transformations. Il once
transferred different kind of a goat from
this place to that, and then transtorme d
him into an editor, and then INTO Gree
ley Liberal, and then transformed him out
of sight.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

a look over the grounds and forcing
houses of Mr.. j. P. Jennings, on Monday
last. gave US some idea of what energy
and application will effect. Since the
burning out Of his glass houses, he has re-
paired his losses, and reflled his benches
with new stock of flowers and plants
and endless variety-all in full vigor and
life, and in readiness for supplying the
demand Of his increasing business. He
supplies flowers, bouquets and floral de-
signs for funeral occasions.
In vegetables, his grounds are well
stocked, and the wants of the community
are met daily with the best the market
affords.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18


Graduating ExsrelSesSftAe Ashtabu.
Ia High Seheol. .e-
On Friday las We had the pleasure of
attending the closing and graduating ex-
ercises. of the .Ashtsb1ls. High School
at the High sehoolroom -il'l4.'
After the usual opening exercises
singing, reading the Scriptures and .
briefprayer, by Rev. Mr.. Day, In which
special blessings were invoked upon our
system of free schools, and protection
from any and all assaults Of Its foes, the
examination of the graduating slass in
Mental Philosophy, conducted by Miss
Porter, was next in order. 1t was most
thorough and searching ranging through
the whole study in connected manner,
yet showing to the most casual observer
that il was not q "hxed" or "put up" ex-
animation, merely to show of class--a
fact too often apparent on such occasions.
The class, bys the prOmptness, clearnesS,
conciseness aud originality Of their an.
swers to the varied questions, evineed q
thorough understanding and mastery OF
the subject. All present must have been
fully impressed with that fact-also
that such results could only follow faith
ful and eficien: training and instruction.
We were next favored with an oratian
on Progress" by John G, Crosby. Though
at rite theme, it was handled in very in
terestiug manner, and was delivered with
ease and selEpossessIon. It combined
many good points, was a very credita-
Bile production-indicaiing considerable
breadth and originality Of thooght and
logical force of expression. -i
The next in order was an essay-"Sym.
meiry OF Character '-by Miss Fannie NJ
Dickinson. We have attended many
graduating exercises Of similar schools ID
different towns and cities. but have ney-
er, we think, listened 10 finer ESSAY than
this To attempt to give q synopsis oi
It would be difficult, and utterly fail to
convey to your readers any correct idea
Of Its perfection. Tue beautiful aualOgies
and similes--ths fully elaborated thoughts
expressed in choicest language-the ele-
CANT, ornate style and force of expression
and well sounded .perIods--whlISs they
charmingly conveyed TO delighted listen
ers the writer's idea Of what elements
constitute "symmetry OF Characser"--
they at the same time silently impressed
the thought upon their minds that the
writer had embodlsd all the elements and
qualities OF symmetrical essay, In IhiI
hapPy VaoFt. To Tas Board uf EdHGstfoa
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Trap shooters are killing and mutt
lating pigeons BY the thousand. for
the mere sport Of the thing. If these
fellows could be made TO pass single ile
In reverse order, jus, fast enough Tor
each to Be peppered with full charge oil
mustard shot in their more tender parts,
there would be a sort of poetic justice in
the operation.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

THE EXCURSION train to the Falls, un-
der the auspices Of Methodist and Con.
gregational churches Of fAshtsbula started
of yesterday-Thursday. The train on
the A., Y. P. road brought in three
loaded ears, and the Oil City road one,
while the train on the L. s. & n, s. ar
rived with about four loaded cars. At this
pIape about one hundred more excursion
lists WeFe taken, When Erie is reached
The eHtiFe train Of fourteen cars, will
be allsd, a. many tickets Rast of here
have ss.en sold. At this writing tbs
weather is4esy favorable for = pleasant
tine.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Tha new organ tor The ConR, chafci
w as used lasl Sunday foE TIC eFst tlule II
Is neat and tasty, and taF qaallty ot tnue
is unsurpassed. twas built by the Par.
ker Brothers, Of this town, expressly for
the new church, and We doubtifthe com.
miilee could have done better In select
Ing eYen from the brag manufactures.
On Sunday morning, at an early hour
shs AouaO Of T. u NOsIop, Ee01 0f this
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

LIGHTEIKe's FREAKs.-During the
storm on Friday night last, fash oi
lightning followed the wire into the tel
egraph Office at this place, jumping
across the switch board burning the
board, and .melting the brass in twenty
places, burning some paper that lay on
top of the switch board, and burning out
the relay wires. We understand that the
shock threw Mr.. Cook. the operator,
across the room, but dad no further harm.
And E1fernrise
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
GENEKA.
From the Geneva Times

From the Geneva Times.
Prof. {. Kirk closed bis labOrs as prinei
pal Of the Geneva Normal School, with
the year. and will assume control of the
Lake Shore Female Seminary, North
East, Pa, the coming year.
Following are the names of the settler
of Austinburg in the year 1900: Deacon
Sterling Mills, EIiphalet Austin, Roger
Nettleton, Stephen Brown, Noah Cowles,
Ambrose Humphrey, Edmund Fitzger.
aids, Capt. Joseph Case, Joseph NJ Case
and Noah Smith.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

. The Brooks SCHOOL FOR BOYS. No
90 ScOviIle Avenue, Cleveland, is one Of
the popular select schools of Cleveland.
The accommodations are to be extended,
and boarding department is to be con.
necied, under the charge Of Mrs. JUL1A
s. FULLER, sistsr Of Mrs DR.. Bailey
Mrs, p. is en- experienced q accomplished
matFon, and win give chsFacteF to the
institution and make lt 8 safe and desira.
Bile place 70 eutrust the young for the
proper molding and development o
character.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

CLEAN uP.-Cbief Engineer Knapp, Of
the Fire Department wishes property
owners in the business part Of the town +,
to clean up all straw, hay and other
light combustibIe material that is scat.
tered about their buildings to avoid the
danger of a Fourth of July blaze. In
the rear OF many of the stores, are heaps
of straw and papers, that only need a
lighted frs cracker to start a disastrou s
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