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q Co, Baltimore, and brother Of Bishop Foley, Of
Chicago:
BALTIMORE. February 10, 1875.
Mr.. G.. p. Knight, No. 81 w. Lombard street:
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A REVOLUTION HOUSE PAINTING Tho advert se
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
ssThe Soap Mans

PRoF. GARDNER left town rather pre-
cipitately on Tuesday morning, on &C.
count Of some demonstrations the night
before of threatening character and in
timating railroad ride. The proVoca-
ton for this was the indiseretiOns that
accompanied his lecture on temperance
at the Methodist church, on Sunday eve
ming. The house was packed, and the
evening being warm one, was not a Lit.
lie uncomfortable, and of course there
was restlessness and wish of some TO 60
out To guard against this, his admoni-
tions we're vehement, and his intimstions
rather rough and insulting. His illusions
10 the presence Of mother with a rest.
less and Whimpering child, we're unfor-
tuuate and calculated to wound. This
was his offending. They were the out
groupings of and earnest and indiscreet
character. As TO the man, he is an earn.
est temp eranee worker. and we under
stand q protesting Christian and member
of the Baptist branch of the,church. HIS
lecture was q good one, aside from the
mental peculianties Of the speaker. His
success as q lecturer, and the drawing Of
crowds VIII erever he appears, is worthy
of consideration when dwelling upon his
faults. Then there is another cOnsidera-
ton that ought never 10 be overlooked
the considerations of self-respect-wheth-
er his veuial faults are equalized and
compensated by foFgetfqlness OF what
belongs to good order aud good neighbor,
hood. II is well enough to go into these
irregular movements with deliberation,
and calm survey of the whole ground, to
see if to some extent we may not be act
ing in harmony, and giving support TO
that interest that is opposed to all agita-
ton on the subject of temperance. There
is reason to fear that q course such as
that proposed would place the com=
munity in q worse attitude than the
Professors crudlties could possibly put
the individuals who feel outraged at his
illusions 10 them. Our own opinion is
that of satisfaction that the rail riding
died in the inception, and thus failed
tosbring an imputatiOn upon ourselves
far worse than those we would resent.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
Personal


Mayor Talcoit Left town on Thursday
last, with his lady, for several wee ks alb
sence.
VIM. F. Swift of the Cleveland Herald
is spending few weeks on q trip TO the
upper lakes.
Judge Caldwell. of Cleveland, made US
a short but pleasant call last Monday
morning. He enjoys his usual good
health and spirits.
We received a cal last Monday from
our old friend and former citizen, Capt.
RObt. Brown. of Chicago. He is ON his
wedding tour, and is making short visit
among his numerous friends here.
The Buffalo Courier notices our towns
man, in bis outfit and surroundings, as
follows, showing that they are favorable
for a high degree of pleasurAble relaxa-
ton:
]. L. Smith, of New York city, ready
writer and correspondent, is enjoying sol
i'd comfort in q charming little tent facing
the auditorium from the lett. II is gotten
up nicely, with his monogram, u L. s."
in eOlors, prOminen ly painted over the
entrance. He receives his friends in roy
al STYLE
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

fer thanks to ~. j." for the kindness man.
ffrsIed and the good advice given. haYe
not been feeling very well lately, and did
not know what was the matter; but since
reading -. Us" item, have come TO the
conclusion that it Is my waspish temper,
and acting under the directions Of my
friend, begin to feel better. Perhaps II
would be well for my friend to take some
of :the advice home, tor he evidently
shows some OF the disposition of the hor-
net. In trying to sting the best friend he
has. 81. j." asks where the crime is in
his calling ii South Saybrook, as long as
some of those who liYe close to the cross
ing call it SO? There is no crime in il, as
1 know of, but are We not told if our
brother does wrong, to reprove him? But
instead of doing so, "J. J" has knowing
ly committed the same error, and quoted
others sins to hide his guilt The cloak
is rather thin, but then 1 would not fiut-
ter sO-it only shows how bad you are
wounded. Now, only meant to reproach
him, thinking it would lead him to cor
rect the error of his wiys, but still he
clings to them. 1t was but random shot
that injured the plumage of your CORES
pondent If it will not make any differ
ence with ~. j." wish lie would wait
until harvest is over, that I may have
time to clean my weapons and I've pTepar-
ed for q more successful combat.
The rains, the past week, have done
considerable damage, besides increasing
the labor of gathering the oat crop. The
farmers are all busy at york to secure the
crop.
There is some sickness in this neigh
bOrhOOd. Mr. II. ]. Laughlln is suffering
with the rest. and We miss his familiar
face and good counsel The son of Mr.. L.
met with what might have been a serious
accident While he and his father were
at work repairing their barn, the chain
that was in use some way gave way, strik
ing the young man on the head, cutting
rather an ugly cash. The wound was
promptly attended to, and healed rapidly.
But have made this article too long
already. More snOn. A READER.
MunsO Hill, Aug. 10, 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

II there Is anything that makes u s
esaAEasd Of our calling, Il Is the pleas for
patronage which the brethren sometimes
make. i seems 10 Us that no newspaper
should be eaRducted as Il st was found
ed on charity, i slther does or does not
supply 9 want. II it does It will be sup
ported. II 1t does not, then let II 60
down. We deny an EDITORS right to gay
10 citiEen, as 60 many editors do "you
oughtto take our paper, oF you ought TO
advertise In our columns, TO .help ul
along" Help rs along What would
wa think Of dealer in groceries or dry
foods who should insist upon our buy
Ing ofihim what we did not want, merely
to hslp him alongi The time has come
when editoss should live and fare like
ptheE folks. II they have q paper thai
people want, they win take it-and M
enc should insist upon their taking It !
they don't WGnG it II they have adVer-
tislng space whIoh they wish TO dispose
OF, The question as between them anC
their patrons should be whether is 4
something thst the latter need, some
thing that win do them good, something
that VIII benefit them IN all probability
to the extent of the money invested
Any oGheE pIsa belIttlss the profession
snd disgEsts The public
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
AsHTARuLA COUNTY NEWS.
TaOH OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
KINGsVILLK,

I'd. TSi--Mr. Tis,lale, living som,
half mile from the CENTER, met with an in
jury from a iall. q few days since. As
cending ladder to the large beam o
his barn, by some means be lost his, pOis
and fell backward. Fearing the eonse-
quences of striking the floor in that pos
ture, he succeeded in turning himself
but only TO strike his whole weight upon
one foot. The result was 8 dislocation o
the ankle joint, and 3 fracture Of botf
bones of the leg. Drs. Webster and Bard
| were both in attendance as we learn
The sufferlngs of the patient Hre such a
to deprive him Of rest up TO this time
Considering the serVerity, of the acci-
dent. he is probably doing as well rs
could be expected.
Mr.. Clinton Barrett. son Of Mr.. Amos
Barrett, recently sustained serious inju.
RES fro n the kick of horse. The inflic-
ton was upon the lower bowels, and
fur q time, much anxiety was felt as to
the result. The absrnes of news from
hin, encourages the hope that he is doing
fairly we'll He is the owner of the Oil. /.
yer Barrett property, and Is about to en-
ter upon its occupancy. His business Is
and has been for some years, connected
with some of the Southern R4ilro u lines
in such way as to keep him on the roads
most of the time.
cannot but touch upon one of the
many visits planned and executed here
during year in the Sabbath School in
trrrst. During the psst week, Mrs. J. r.
Brown. of the BspIIsl s. S. invited her
class of young ladies 10 her house, where
the afternoon was passed in social enjoy
ment, ref reshments, etc. This is pleas.
ant way OF uniting hearts, extending
wholesome influences, and preparing th Q
way for the greatest good OF ali concern.
ed.
The past few days have favored tha
securing Of the OAt crop with the least
natural waste incident 10 their lOIyed
and tangled condition. The opinion Is
expressed that the crop will not bs more
than an ordinary one. We do not see il
in that light, however. and predict the
price during the year will not allow
wheat ID be the cheaper feed of the two.
All the worm and bug cFusades on our
pOtatn fields will not be likely to disap
point us As to an abundant crop. II Is suy-
gested-perhaps by interested partisst-that
the price will be prOpnrtiInAiely low.
The Uninn crop shows signs of ripen-
ing-iI is feared prematurely. This must
be developed soon. With the large area
devoted to the crop, there must be con-
abundance. il the crop natures
we'll One thing should be settled upon.
Il is, IN fItInR the land for three or four
acres, 1t would be found gooI policy to
put all the ferIiliziug material upou Oae
third or one half the amount. An enthu
SIasiIc but experienced:gArdner AYERS that
$4,000 annual investment in fertilizers
on an acre for the raising of onions or
carrots, will yield as much interest az
any other course in land culture, with
The same Investment Some who have
heretofore determined to increase
heir area, now think Of putting their
whole nourishment upon the space al
ready in use. The tendency is toward a
higher state OF cultivation. G.
KingsVille. Aug. 1S, 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
council Proceedings.

Council met on Monday evening-pres-
en, Msyor, Clerk and COuncilmen Gil
KEY. Ford, Hitchcock, Clover and Man
ming. An ordinance accepting and adopt
ing the streets recently laid out In L. TY-
Ier's plat. was read, The rules suspended,
and the ordinance passed.
On motion ResOEeed,' That Chief Engi-
Beer Knapp be. and he Is hereby author.
lied 10 purchase the bell at Saybrook, 81
9 price not exceeding $50, and that the
Mayor and Clerk be authorized 10 ISSUE
an order for the payment OF the same ~
sixty days. Adopted.
On molion-ResOkoed. That commit
Tee be appointed to erect building suit
able for the Hook q Ladder Co., on
grounds heretofore recommended 0y tne
Committee. provided that such bu Hiding
can be completed al q cost not exec eding
$500. Adopted. Messrs. Clover, Ford
and Hitchcock were appointed.
On mo:ion-ResOEced, That the CHIEF
Engineer and the Foreman-Of the several
companies be, and they are hereby re-
quested to report ct the next regular
meeting, rules and regulations for their
permanent organization and government.
And be it further ResOlOed. That all for
mer resolutions and instructions pertain
ing to this subject be. and they are here
BY rescinded and the committee dischsrg
ed.
An ordinance entitled an ordinances
authorizing and directing the issue OF
bonds for extending the time of paymeu.
Of ceItain Indebtedness was read, The
rules suspended and the ordinance pass
ed.
An ordinance entitled an ordinance
accepting and adopting Ruth street, in
Humphrey & Rall's plat, was read the
second time.
A resolution entitled a resolution ap-
proving Wilcox & Fassett's plat, was
read the third tune and lost
A petition was presented, praying that
Franklin street, IN Esmes & Halls plat,
be accepted as public street. Referred.
On motion, Councilman Manning was
instructed 70 build lookup adjoining
L. E. engine house.
The resolution under which E. w.
had been appointed Police
Justice was rescinded, on account Of non
residence in the village.
The usual ordinance for the payment
Of claims was then passed. and council
adjourned.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
me s6whas-Ts-It,,, ,,


The Ashtabula Meas Of last week issu-
ed supplement containing speeches of
Hayes and Sherman, and other Republi
can matters. It offers q sort Of apology
for doing so, by saying the supplements
State Central Committee, and further
saye they are ready to do the same for
their 9demooTstle friends" We should
like to know what the Naps ls-politieal.
lY. Is it q Republican paper, or Demo
craticP Is it double-ender or two
edged sword, or what is it.-SsHSHsI
To speak of ones sslf-of our political
status-and define our position, is a some
what delicate and embarrassing task. We
therefore come to the relief of the Ne'Os,
and generously proffer the kindly Office
Of answering the GsutinsFs rather imper-
tinent queries. Beginning at the outset
the Ners announced itself in its salutato-
~ address, as independent Republican,
but It was soon discovered that its de-
pendence was upon Democratic support
Ofcourse that fact could not be ignored.
and il became more and more Independ-
ent in It's Republipsnism, until at le ngth
it put forth q me- avowal-that of inde-
pencence, without the Republican rider.
It's position, we think, has been at least
twice defined, of late. as Independent
an this last position has been pretty
faithfully adhered TO. IT has been shown
in about every sllusiOn TO politics and
parties. Whatever has been said Of one
party has been Independently balanced
up by q similar allusion TO the other "a
vindication of its open aYowal-every
time, as is seen in the matter Of the sup
plements. OF course, such noTices as the
Seatiael, may not be able, always, to tell
whether Il is going in or coming out Of
its hole, Here, we have helps to reach a
clearer CONCLUSION, To be sure, We oeca
sioually meet an old haFd-shell Demo
erat, who thought he knew where tC
find the NstSs, not little puzzled, ike
the Sentinel, 10 make things tally, and In
one case, rather wildly inmind, we, our
self, was raped pretty sharply over the
knuckles, and called some rather hard
names, for our dullness and want Of dis
elimination. The fact, however, that 4
Is independent, Ia clear enough in most
cases, for when political subject is dis.
posed Of by 1t, it is beyond a question In
dependently even, and that there is nc
room left for any ilI-mannered dog tC
bark, or ass TO bray. Is that satisfactory
Mr.. SsBfiHesl
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
completely cowed, and have left for more
benighted fields. .a.=---

benighted fields -a---7--
Our city fathers are now engaged in
building water works, and are laying the
pipes to carry the water from the tOp OF
the hill north of the P. O., about so rods
TO the centre of the village, where a large
reservoir will be constructed, and foun-
tain from which the water can be thrown
Is TO 20 feet by its own force.
Our Union School started off with some
300 scholars and will put Prof Hamlin
and assistants in busy mood to keep
them all stirred up TO the several matters
before them.
Candidates for Office are plenty, and al
almost any time can be seen button-holing
men who il may be supposed will be the
ones to decide who shall have offices and
who shall not, and as long as lis crime
for any one to run for Office in the Re-
publican party outside the ring nomins-
tions. so long it will be so. All expect to
vote for Woodbury. for Judge, and at the
same time and on the same ticket, many
will vote for Lee. believing him to be &
straight, honest man and a good Judge,
and foreswearing political matters, will
hope 10 keep the bench above them.
Rock Greek, Aug IS, 1875. W.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
NEWS.

ANHoUEcEHHE.-The name Of ". b. CfONsh
II presented 70 the voters Of AshtabulA. County
for re-election 10 the once Of County Andieor'
subject tc the approval Of the County conVen-
! ti-A.ls
PRoSEcUTus ATFoExKX.-The name Of Theo
dore Han viii be presented before the County
Convention as q candidate for the once Of Prose
cutting Attorney.
AEEoUxcEEzEF.-Then name cf Z. J. Pinney. o.
JeasrsOn. VIII be presented TO she Republican
convsnsicn e. candidate for the once Of Prose
cuting Attorney. JUEEnsoE.
ColrussIozER-The name Of ". B. Johnson, Of
Plymouth, viii be presented to the County Con-
vention Is q candidate fog the ONCE Of cSuniJ
Commissioner. hm ToNAA-AN'
E.B LzozAHD. win be supported By MS Iaenas
Al a suitable candidate for nomf ration IN tns he
publieaa Convention. for the oaee of Prosecuting
Attorney.
RDrroR TELEGRAPH: In obediazee TO the request
Of numerous warm personal frieads win be
candidate for the once Of County AudiTOr, subject
% the decision ofthe Ashtabula County Republican
Convention. RoLLU L. JoSKs.
LuDnTVuIE, Ang. l6. 1sz5.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
MASS MEETING
ANOTHER RALLYP

A Mass meeting of the Republicans Oi
Ashtabula County viii be held in the
North Park, on Friday afternoon, the 9Th
of August, and will be addressed by Ex-
Gov. NoYEs and HoE. A. II. BURNEs-
AS the Democracy are, by doubts and
discouragements, at their wits ends, Re
publican enthusiasm rises, and large
meeting may be expected. Our friends
from the South may come in by the A,
&P. in time to hear the speaking, and
return. Let the rally be general
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

HAVE You DIsPEPsIA, with its attendant trou-
blos-constipstion, heartburn, short breath, low
splrlts loss OF fappetite, &ei II 90, take DA Cos
rA,s RADICAL Guns and be well. Its results are
astonishing, and relief is guaranteed IN every
case where 1t is used as dhestsd. Itassists d.
gestion, tones up the stomach, stEepgtheas th'
debIlitated, and as liver regulator no equal
Appointment Philadelphia clergyman says, ri
is the very fountain Of health" To all who sr'
suffering from disordered stomach or liver oil
who need q spring and summer tonic, We say tr'
1t. few doses win relieve, and a little
perseverance, permanently eure the worst easS'
Trial size. 10 cents. For sale only BY GEO. WI
lard, Druggist, AshtAbulA, Ohio. 1871! cow
NORRIS. q HERITAGE, Phil. ProPrie'OrS,
srRoNe Coas 3 Co., wholesale Agts, CleVeiSno
Ohio.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

Many of the properly owners on Mair
Street have complied with the sidewalk
ordinance which requires all walks to
to be Of certain uniform width and ON
q grade established by the village engin
Ger the few delinquents who have fail.
ed to comply are haYing their walk S
built for them by the corporation. The
north side of the street presents fine
appearance since the change aud the
workmen will som have the south side
to correspond.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
ROCK ORERK.

Business has 'Oeen brisk at this point
for few days p Ast. Quite number Oh
welling houses are going up this fall
and with the Other buildings ofpuollc in
terest now progressing, are getting along
as fast as is compatible with health, and
the. produca business has been lively
with MeanB & Clark. sI8
Potato es have been selling at 400 but
now are down TO S5c, and cats started Of
6Oc and are down to SOC These crops
were never better. and the whole cOun.
tsy Ia, dotted over with pide fields Of po.
tatoes. the sight Of which, makes the Irish
hh& bless his saiSls the Colorados are
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20

L. II. Crosby has taken the agency
Of 17eounties in this vicinity for the sale
Of DobhinS Eclectric Soap and the 1@
egrgnb once has reeelved an order from
him for l7B.aao circulars for advertising
the sane. The soap snTpasses aqythilg
of the kind heretofore introduced fOT
laundry purposes. and is highly recon-
mended By many ladies Of Ashtabula.
Pie retail trade Is supplied BY A. h. s.
W. 6aFaQs.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-08-20
Handsmashod.

A young mEn by the name Of Thomas
Collins, who lives al the L. s. & n S
depot had his right hand badly smashed
last Monday afternoon while coupling
cars at the A, Y. & P r. R. yards ct the
HaFbOr, which rendered amputation at
the wrist necessary. Doctors Esmes and
Csse performed the operation. Collins
had been temporarily employed as
brakeman in the place of another man
who recently had several fingers smash :
ed in a like manner