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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
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How 60 20 Ghere-The Beebe Rous.
-RishInEs Boating, &c. .- i..e
The coming summer. with hot days and
sultTy nights, brings to all the desire 4
spend few days at least. at one of thI
numerous places for pleasure seekers
Putin Bay Island is one of the group o.
Islands lying north and west of Ssndus
Ky, about 10 miles, and as summer re
sort, is becoming very popular. Situated
as it is, it can be reached from Detroit
Toledo and Sandusky by daily lines oI
/ elegant side-wheel steamers About the
5th Of July, new steamer, the Pearl. i.
to ply between Cleveland and the Islands,
which Will make the journey: much short.
er and quicker for people living east OF
Cleveland. The island derives its name
from she fact that Commodore Perry put
in there just previous to and after the
memorable battle of Lake Erie, in 1918.
and was the place where he penued his
lsconic dispatch to the government, "W E
have net the enemy, and they are ours. -
The island contains about 200 acres,
q small part OF which is devoted 10 the
cultivation of the grape.
HOW To GO THERE.
For visitors living east of Cleveland,
the better way, for the present, is to take
the cars to Sandusky, as line of steam
ers leave there thres times dsy-9aIm.,
and and $3.50 p. N. Excursion ticket
are sold over all railroad lines. sa.
The hotels here are noted for their size
and convenience, but the most popular
house on the island is 500 j-.
1a THE BEEBE HOUSE,
which is kept by the gentlemanly and
experienced landlords-Beebe Brothers.
The house is directly opposite beauu-
ful park, and is abont 100 feet from the
shore Of the lake. Nearly ell of the
steamers running 10 the islands stop at
the wharf near the house, and large, con-
venient bathing houses are Just a short
distance on the south shore. Since last
summer, this house has undergone exten-
sive improvements, and can now accom-
modate 400 guests. The parlors, Office.
sleeping and dining rooms are large and
airy, lighted BY gas and elegantly fur
nished. The eaisiss is unexceptionable
in quality, and all guests are promptly
and politely waited upon. In connect ion
with the house and upon the same
grounds are billiard rooms. bowling al
lies, ice-cream and wine rooms, and q
spacious dancing hall; band is con-
stantiy in attendance to furnish music for
serenades, hops, parties. &C.! Visitors to
Put-in-Bay should not fail to visit the
Beebe House. as everything that can add
to the pleasure of guests is here found.
FISHING, BOATING, ETC.
Although the best fishing is in May and
the early part of June, still there is ex-
cellent fishing there now. White and
black bass, white fish. pike and pickerel,
are the kinds mostly caught In connec-
ton with the house and on different parts
Of the island are several boat-houses,
where row and sail boats can be procured
for fishing and pleasure riding. tt
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The milk can Ass been proven to be &
frst rate rat trap. A chap down II
Cherry Valley kept meal bag in one
and when be took it out on Wednesday
oflast week left 6 quantity in the bottom.
Thirty Eve rodents jumped in and not be-
ing abe to get out, lost their lives.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

We regret to see so much loneliness
shown BY our provincial cotemporaries
of Conneaut and Jefferson, at an occa.
sional allusion by the papers of this place
to our rather advancing civilization and
growth. 1t is foolish, and evidence of
weakness. and quite unworthy of them. If
the logic Of eVents-'.Manifest Destiny
is worthy of credit the time is not very
distant, probably, when these fellows. and
all they are 50 earnest 70, defend, will be
gobbled up in the skirts and suburbs of the
growing city. They should, therefore,
cultivate better frame of nInd. and bet
ter manners. as q fitting preparation for
the dignity that Is In store for them.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

NEW MAcHNERY.-Our enterprising
mechanical friend, Q. c. Culley, has been
making further additions to his outfit of
machinery. he has just put up mould.
ing machine, which accomplishes a vari-
ETY. of work at one and the same time. It's
principal design is the making of mould
ings. Its capacity is inches in width
and in thickness admitting stufF of inch.
It dresses both sides and the edges at
the same time-the edges being worked
plain-jointed-or to any pattern of tool
with which the heads are supplied. Its
q Boston manufacture, and called Woods
Moulding Machine. It's range of work
makes it a very important machine in Its
place.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

II any body doubts that those CleYe-
land ''sassengers" are made of the true
material, they haYe only to refer to the
fact that the dog-killing season began
with Sunday evening last, at ten o.
clock, and that at hslfpast. six on Mon
day morning, fifly CANNES had come to
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The women over in Connesut, accord
ing to the Reporter, don't know wooden
man lron any other, 50 long as be has
pahtaioons on. One Of them tried to
come Il over L'Hommedieu's costume
sign, the other day and was shocked a.
his stSrdaess and insensibIlIly.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
MARRIED.

In Ashtahula, June iSth, by Rev. /; 0; Fisher,
Mr. RDwIN E. HATCH TO Miss ELLEN \. GOODWIN,
both Of Saybrook-
Tn J.a,rson, June Is at the residence Of d. d,
oisi nv Rev, b. Rowland, Nc L. L. BENNETT, N
D. oi Harpersheld, 70 Mias N. 3. PANGAURN, Of
JodersQR,
In Jeaerson June 8. by Rev. Charles Evarts, Mr.
VIZ q. TRuEaDELL Of FieTpont, TO Mrs, olEVE A
PnA Of Nunrpe,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

A poor. demented fellow, with "eYes In
ine frenzy rolling" ," bare foot, boots hang
ing over his shoulder, and generally de-
moralized, attracted some, attention on
Fridsy last, while making his way from
the station to the centre of Conneaut. As
he appeared to be heading towards the
InhrmsTy, he was not molested. Our in-
formAnt thinks the editorial corps of the
Reporter may be short one. Has there
been new consignment Of cOntraband
Fve9
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

We end upon our table package Of
Delaware wine, made st Putin-Bsy-of
the vintage Of 1871, with the assurance
that the quality Is very fine. What to do
with il, Is the question. We suppose we
must bide ouF time and the doctors Ger.
tihcate, and tbeJsSder is FespectfuIlY ask.
ed 10 do likewise, as 1t will be impossible
70 speak expeIimentally of any article
without experimental knowledge.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

DRESS FITTINe.-Sometbing new in
the way Of cutting and fitting Ladies'
Dresses, is being introduced TO the ladies
of Ashsabula, by Mrs A. o. AMsDEN,
who. sfter regaining her health, in Cali
fornia, procured the right of cutting from
Ars. LeGk6s celebrated system which is
extensively and successfully used by man.
teau makers in the cities of N. York,
Boston, &C., and when employed by skill
ful hands. gives entire satisfaction. One
of its chief merits Is that Ii does away
with the tediOusness Of having dresses
fitted to the form, and by the accurate
measurement which Mrs. A. takes, she
guarantees, perfect fit and satisfaction
as to price. Mrs. Amsden's present resi-,
dence Is on Division ST.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The Rev. G. ". ToRREY, of Collamer,
supplied. with his usual ability, the desk
Of the Congregational church in the ab.
ssnce Of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Peet. on
Sunday last. Though several years have
passed since this people have had the
pleasure Of hearing this gentleman, they
found that his pulpit powers bear no eVi-
dence Of tagging, and his natural fire is
nnahafed.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

We make a NOE of the arrival in this
village of Mrs. Bishop Kingsley and two
daughters with heGeagno Of speDding the
summer In the society of their friends-
the family of Mr.. L. W. Smith. The fam
fly have been travelling abroad for til e
last tWo,Years, and seek our pleasant VII
iage as q place of quiet rest and recuper =
tiou-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Nothing further lranspired about that
!, '.pipe Hnsp to Pittsburgh. Our friends,
Phelps and Phillips, however, have an
eye upon the gun, and the thing win be
heard from in due time-if the handle
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

The annual estsIqE1s Of Otterbein's
University for 1875, received. shoas
total of the various ,ents q lql
ssudents. The mes ilan ~
offered al a very moderass outlay.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Prof. Smith has been succeeded by
Miss Mary Morrison IS instrumental lea
der Of the Musical Union, and Miss Fan
ME CulIey holds the place Of assistant
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

STILL ANoTHER.-AmOng our new ad-
vertisements will be seen. that another
Niagara Falls excursion is announced to
come of on Thursday June 24th, under
the auspices of the Grace Episcopal
church of WiIIoughby. This is the lhir d
excursion that is announced for this Sec
tien of the State for this month.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Our old friend n. B. johnson of
Plymouth is suscssaIng very well with
his cheese factory Amaking some half q
dozen cheeses a day.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18


The stock of Young csssius n. CLAY
advertised In our columns-is having the
effect to give him quite a marked popu-
larity among horse breeders Some of
these were shown US last week, on tn e
farms Of Messrs. Uriah Henderson and
Edward Whiting of AustinbuEg;a, which
are among the finest specimens of horse
flesh that are TO be met with Mr Viii
ting has . two year old thai is Of iaultlesa
form, size and action; and aSthree year
old gelding Of the Henderson's, makes an
impression, that ii is NOT easy to forget.
Younger colts Of this same stock are TO
be seen here, all Of fine points, but the
three year old IS, in our opinioR,- the
choice and model animal bSlr55 8 s'2o5'' ,-s -.s
A visit to this secti0noof the township
OF Austinburg, rather Improves Our Opin
ion of the character. Of the soil and the
beauty of its topography. The farms
along the Henderson road an bear esi-
deuce ofsdpefioF 5husbshdr Fheir neat
aud tidy appearances, and the excellence
of the growing crops, give TO. the land
scape an &tifSeiiSeness very pleasant an d
sentoyabIe. Instead Of the stubborn clay
soil which was expected, il appears To- be
mixture of sand and leom5 light. and
friable and easy of lillage, and suficient-
ly rolling for ready draiEage : The two
Henderson, %. b., and Frish, and the
adjoining faFm9of Mr. Whiting, can hard-
iy be surpassed in general desirableness.
The buildings are In fine order, large and
well arranged 2 That of Mr. g. B. Hen
ders6n IS Justly thought 70 BE- Without an
equsl for size ana plan, in the county
Such farms naturally raise in the behold
er an admiration for agricultural pursuits
and the health and comfort and compe.
tence which result from them. The ordel
and intelligence of the inhabitants Of this
neighboFhood may be seen not only in
their farms. bat IN the excellence of fheil
road. tits kept il almost rotting course
smoothngss. By the aid of wide OBJ
lique scrsper, such as is used in this COZ
poration, the roads are. by timely atten
iion, kept in perfect order This, costs
less Than semi-snGusl working of tn EN-
The pleasure of riding over them il
steady and uninterrupted. Sluggish and
slipshOd farmers should make this sor
of agricultural Mecca. and pay it an an
nual, considerate and devout pilgrimage
For the pleasures Of this visit we hav'
70 offer our Acknowledgement to : Esq
Shipman. ls-rz c1sTJQc
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18


STRUCK By LIeHTEING.-Oned day last
week. the house OfRobeft Green, located
about two miles west of Amboy, was
struck by lightning. The damage sus-
ssinsd was ouly about ifty dollars, but
the inmates had very narrow escape.
Mrs. Green received severe shock. from
which it took her some little time to re.
cover. ,-... r~rv
The safe Of the man-Otwar Cumber-
land, sunk by the Confederate ram Vir-
ginis, in Hampton Roads, in 1852, has
been recovered. For ten years. divers
have been trying to get it. The water
where the wreck lay was 7s feet deep.
and the safe was bedded in three or fou
feet Of mud. 1t contained large amount
of treasure IN gold.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
DIkD. aUrfr
Announcements nee; 9OansadasO.y Notices

In Milliams1eld, on the 9th iRst.y BARELErr
eLkoNARD, N his d5th year. II " " tE4aF
Z In PierpOht, juno isth, MILO BARS. seed Sc
years.
In Ssybrook, June 7th, LrxS srAYronn o,lv
child Of Herbert A. and Mary E. Cook. s9sd &
months. l1-....ts- .7-f---- = -
In South HArpersfeld, June 18th, very suddenly.
ROBERT ATKIN, aged about q years.
IN Jeherson, Nay 18th, JosEPH NoRros, in his
SD year.
In liOnpOe. June Sta. Ofhsart disease, VIZ. sAR-
GEAST. aged 75 years Ytr-e-T
In Rome Ashtabula County, June 11th. Mrs
PHEBE S. WILCOX, in the. s6th year Of her age
I IS. Y. hII been q consistent member Of the
church for SO years. The earlier part Of her mar
ried life was spent with her husband andehildren
inthe town Of Austinbufg, hnt for near5 thirty
years her homehas been "a te place of hef death.
VI her ten children, FIVE still live and Of her eeV-
"a ofothers and sisters, among whom she was the
oiuest' nve survive her. The writer has known
uer since 1877, and always as one who had the
pest Interests q christ's cause uppefmast in her
nearte Her body sleeps beside that o. her hus-
band in the original cemetery, with her father and
mother, two brothers and three sisters ~ =-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Prof Andrews, Gor hs lesi seven years
principal e. the conasl1t academy, has
resigned, and his plaos has been filed BY
Mr.. Lewis Guthrie.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

strong's superior cider, is TO fad
market 10 the Superior regions whittier
he has gone with some seventy five bar
-'' ~ I'T T a z
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

We acknowledge the- FecriPf q 9 -ePpy
of Marvin's official R9ilYAy Baslpses
Guide to Toledo. ohio-a useful refer
ence compilation.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Persons bnylng Grenadines, will con-
suit lhelr own interests by examining
our stock before purchasing,
Carlisle a TyIel.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

fitting wOrds of thanks for their kindness
and favors, we're spoken. To the Super
intendent and teacher, for their unWeari-
ed, faithful labors. and careful oversight
and training, ienderest words, from 3
heart overhowing with gratitude and
love, we're uttered. To school and class
mates, words of cheer. good counsel Snd
an earnest exhOrtation to strive 10 obtain
the desired prize-''Symmetry of Charac-
ter"-were given. Showers of bouquets
aiiested the appreciation Of the efforts
the graduates. n i.-- -----
Rev. j. N. APGiGert next addressed the
school In an Of hand, racy manner. He
referred, in happy vein, to the fact, so
often apparent, that different minds oflen
fix upon and follow the same channel Of
thoughts both graduates had ''stolen
all his thunder" So he spoke Of the prac
teal advantages aud benefits which faith.
full pupils win obtain from our school sys-
tenn, aside from the book knowledge there.
In acquired, viz habits OF promptness and
punctnality. falthfulness and persever-
ance, discipline of mind and power of
concentrating thought. closing with an
earnest appeal not to be satisfied with be.
ing mere copyist of Others, but to strive
after boldness, and originality of thought
and action. .-.If oil. .al
Mr.. Geo. W, Wsite followed in very
neat, happy address to the graduating
class, chiefly upon the false notions and
ideas in many minds respecting ',com-
pleied education" and briefly indicating
what should be the true ideal of the grad
uAte and scholar. At the conclusion of
the address. Mr.. A. A. Southwick,g Sec'y
Ofthe Board of Education, presented to
the graduates their diplomas.
A beautiful song by the school, and the
.benedicnon by Rev. Mr.. Day, closed the
exercises of the class Of 1875.
Before closing this article we beg leave
to say word further about our schools
We rejoice that there are to be few
changes in the corps Of teachers. and that
our worthy and efficient Superintendent
is, also, to remain. So, also, would we
speak ofthe High School teacher. We
believe that Miss Porter has no superiors,
and flew peer, as faithful. thorough teach.
er. Fortunate is this school board in Sc
curing such talents worth and merit
whose value cSnnot be estimated
In short, We congratulate the Superin-
tendent and teachers upon the evidences
of fprogress during the year, as seen in
the results of the years Iabors. Having
frequently visited the classes of the Su-
perintendent and other teacbers,w we know
whereof we affirm. VISITOR.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
From the chicago tribune.
Chicago Market

g,h. CHICAGO produce markets were rather ex-
.i,.d ON Tnesday Mess pork was active aud SOc
Sa,Ssr closing al SiSs0 for July Lard was quiet
and 81 per 100 Ds lower closing at s1S 05 for July
Flour was In better demand and armer Wheat
was active and ic higher, closing weak e. q %
cash, and 81 .1ak for July. Corn was in fair de-
cash, and T0Ke for July, Oats were active and &c
higher closing 1t 5Skc cash and SIC for July. Rye
was dull at CSC. Barley Was scarce and stronger,
at 81 90 bld for September. On Saturday evening
laEt there Was IN store In the city, S,SSI,0Ol oa
wheat aT2t, SIS bu corn, sos SIS bu oats, 5Ooo ~
rye and l60o0 bu barley. Hogs were aeuNo anu
i0e per 100 lbs.loWer, At s6.soD7.sO. ..r.-i
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Progress is making with the new brick
block on Park street, in the course OF
building by Mr.. L. w. Smith
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Niagara excursions are springing up
on all hands. We hear of one fr.m
Willoughby, another from Cleveland be.
sides the one from this place that took
place yester.iay-Thursday-- aud the one
gotten up at Conneaut. The Conneaut
excursion comes Of on The 1st Of July
and offers some extra attractions, and
those who have not been able to GET
ready for the first, will no doubt avail
themselves of the other, and put them
selves under the care Of our Con
neaut friends. A more pleasant and "a.
iional trip, and one making less drafl
upon the purse could hardly be looked
for,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

MURDER AT LEoN.-JOhn Reed, Oi
Richmond. was indicted at the Feb'y
term, on the testimony of his brothers,
and others, for burglary aud grand lSrce
ny-break1ng in'o the house and stealing
mOuey-some 81 .9OO-of Mr. HOlbrOok.
near Leon Station. The defendant plead
not guilty at that term, and the cause
was set for trial June 21st. of this term,
Monday next-the cefendan giving bail
The above is sent US by Jefferson
FRIEND The following is sent by Mr.. e.
D. Anger. residing in the neighborhOod
of the occurrence:
Ed. TSI.-A most terrible and bloody
affair was enacted about mile north OF
Leon Station at about two O'Clock on
Monday morning. John Reed, who had
been charged with the -burglaries, and
who was to have been tried next week
on some one of the indictments, left bis
fathers house and walked about one-half
mile to his brothers house, and forced
AOOig lAkuNCO tOlCA ouu .
Volver, and shot his brother, Mr.. Chas. C..
Reed, three times IN the head. Chas. G.
Reed was an Important witness for the
State in the coming trials. and hence his
murder at the. hands of his brother
The wounded man, at the writing of
this, Is still breathing, but cannot live
but few hours. Human eyes seldom be-
hold SO mournful sight as this one
where the husband and father lies dyIn g
from the effect of murderous wounds, re-
eeIved from the cruel hands of a brother,
and where fond, young wife sits almost
supplied with this sudden grief, and fond
lY and mOumfully caresses her little chill
dren, so suddenly left orphans
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
stop that Cough.

No pulmonary complaint can resist the healing
influences of Dr. Morriss Syroup Of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horehound, as remedy tUr Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and Sore
Throat, cure for Group and preventive Of con-
sulnption It has no equal Glars the voice OF
speakers and singers, takes away all the distress
Of ofwhOoping cough contains no opium oEother
dangerour drug, and is pleasant to take. Trial
bottle, 10 cents. For sale only by GEo- WnLIEaD,
druggist. AshtabuA, %. AA4 = IS1s-ly
NORRIS CERITAGE. Phil. Proprietors.
Ohio.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Strawberries have made their appear
snce, quite plentitully--lsrge and lus-
cious. They began at25 cents quart,
but are on the sliding scale--downvard.
Blackberries will not amount to much,
the canes were killed back by the winter.
Raspberries promise fair crop. Cur
rants and gooseberrles, look well, but the
currsnnt worm is doing some damage.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

GIRARD DRAMATIC COAGPANY.-This
co mpnDy propose giving an entertain
menl in Opera Hall, Ashtabula on Satur-
day evining, June lsth. They will lon
that occasion present John Bauim's great
five act drama, Damon and PyIhias, II
with Mr.. A. E. Haftza as Damon, Mr.. L
S. Fowler as Pythias, and Mrs. L. 8. Fow.
Ter in her specialtY-Calanihe. This, we
believe, is an amateur company, but, as
we gather from the youngstown Eindi-
Gator, which sends the foregoing, a sue.
cesstui and and competent one. This
piece mas been prelormed by them 81
youngstown with entire satisfaction. The
company numbers, including the brass
band and orchestra, fnrty.two persons
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Eros has been visible on the clay lands
slittle south of the ridges, but we do pot
hear of serious damage.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Lake Shore stock is climbing again
slowly, having gone up from 5s to IS in
the course of week ortwo.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

MowER FOR SALE.-The undersigned
has No 1, Climax Moving Machine
new and in perfect order-fOr sale on
reasonable terms. N W. BROWN,
On the Lake Shore !. : n .l.et
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
5 LOCAL NOTIFIES

Within the next tendays R. L. GnOvxa Of Kings :.
vile has GOOD Grover 8 Baker Sewing Machine
elastic stitch-whieh he Offers from S15 to $40.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

think there were but FIVE dogs ascess
ed in 1874 the number this year shows a
gratifying increase in worldly prosperity.
Saybrook, June15, 1875. - III
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18
LOCAL NEW s.

Conneaut has got an ice wagon now.
Veil EeIA ish dot so!
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

TIE BEST GOODS at the. lowest prices
at Nuttall's Shoe Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Something New, Booths store, corner
Main and Spring SITS.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Fans in endless variety, for a little
money, at Carlisle & Tyler's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-06-18

Arrive at Ashtabula from Oil City. As p. m;
from OH CITY. 11sOOam.