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The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
Malaria Malaria! /!
READ, REFLECT, AND ACT.

n gue Irt t.r HF Esctlre Fl-1.. tsstF hoz fte
t-b.c. spd NE se.rsst .gitri " Lz-rri { I'D
efas ~ bsO1 uiii - iggres-Zzis ard -.-s,i,
el1ste1 I'm iAAng &, r-orr sOki 1->lI.is
Azsln. II q. 1sle5T2'es. Eurs4 yff1f IFl- all
fsaitlIy. - s1nraous cline. ~ sirupiy atE0-h'E
NJ FtN ~ t-r Tfnf-r o -l-iF. Ir1f-r4y 4Yp
ihs nziArls zrd t1us rrsh'= rzr-fsr T. j - II
W. cllun ttat fLsrl j. rBr1 4 remedy. So
ysD.sI r 10 oar AUfi-t1z artzl - EBchyllial
uasy uhab4l The @1rrt la lErtat di.fri~, wi'hplF
'l1'sFas; .uch . chf.- atd fr.~r.. BilIlu. Q
ri Do sn- sylssla. I'D -.-fiYl. f.f fasfig1 en-
shYl s.l.easss. eNrri me ~ lsi 49, ~ BiiIGus
Jh4s - called a. An NlE-a-lzl - Eurfg mia
pFDiuoe- a-zi;hy a-'i1r.. Sos i-grzflrg "a sgsf
flufl@- nlf1oLt 'saring - ~l-lfs - gDzlsrls m
it b.. tssel fv1e1 .1 ttDlsf.fls - case. ifhDSi
lDsl ch1 0- obtained ffr-l ru~ g-r-yrirt1rs la
brysd -G8 r'zzla usr s-s--.-. AtlALi@. Gs-
PrIrE fof a .in- . h-.' o. - sftt gu-raIt
=. B --Agls geuslBs - s.thV-i fh- frsds 1lsf.
Drs lDFs y Msol sJls IrDpristOrs IN tte
Ili,eTEl ll-ooan; made % tie trade For Sal
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
FEVER AND AGUE.

FFTRa AND GGHR e1,ef for tny esuts There 3.
rot gstial lst ni IN TINS vgFh that -ti t,r.r
sni fus As1 AL ether kE!2-i rs. Bil8E. scarlet
Igphoil, Yellow. Ant other Pevsrs AIDED by BAD
WAYS PILLS guc1 kADwAT's EKADI RE
L!kP. Yry cent? per S0;Ls
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c.E = - an1 i4pl ~ f-Y gsl-s. ther ,nois-
a. De- AID crs=1 g-ufiy "a tle A.. - e. 30 -
III fr.lr- = ---L 10 % F.rt ne pzrtF % ac-
0fLA-e..ss. ..f-al-torI for - szilr- lf-
- 11E~ A. 4ulf n@Jlfa9le ZaiNrlAI .irlci lrfa 4
f-Jln rts stuc--1 - gs1-JLsu. El-zr-z.
id. n-1trzllz 1Dc c=.-rOT t. ro.sgE- E1ga @
rl q L4l ll-Ir.lts Hiih i,zFunity-
tlrt ss have yr-IsT-d ~ at s.p.l-si o. and
bslt-znl tizsi per-9f. snJ all y ~ ttl. bit
~ sssr uf lAsllE EHy -zz-s7-- 4rIl.ll-- i-u-1
lnt.sI It'd f-T-f eliJE - -. sunllce T. arg
HelusrTuotc-. 40 Tat . glll care Al t8e
and rlfos Fever
B.li o. it correct. the hurrc-s % tre holy and
in. za1 la. enabling % t0 I-rfsrlE its NsiiOu.
rite ie1.t
p l-l4r-.
a. Z 4sai.ty u i5s Powell Ealidla-. laa-.iga u
81 Lat ssh care. Or NJ. money Tef1uIel.
i- st4a.p-1 Il fga .hg-1. - 2fTTr.
ulIed State. Adcr4-s-
LONEG WILSON.
Room 10. 2, PoSell Building, At4ita "a
- al Drusgist- Juig rI0.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

purge regulate. purify, cleanse and strengthen. Rel
ways Pills for the Of al disorders OF the stomach,
Liver BowelA Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous DiseAses
Usadaehe Constlpa Costivenes. Indigestion, Dys
pepsa Biliousness Bilious Fever, Inhammauon Of he
Rowsa Piles and all Derangemenu Of the Internal
Vsoera Warranted 10 effect positive cure Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, minsras or deeieri
Gus drugs
Afewdoses Of RADwAT's PILLS viii free the sys.
lem from all the above named dsordert Price ssnu
per Box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp TO RADWAY co, No 81 Warren 81, New
yesk Inforug,loa worth thousands viii be sent you
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ON all part. of the country, "reduce the rrice
~ cal sell iInmens. gGant4ties.' We have
Zone can possibly complain Of quality or
thus y.r.ieI for tne benefit II the cOnsam-
cure al chronic Female Complaints, such
LeucOrThea. OF Whites Iiy-ter!cs, &c .
%. i t. specially adayteG to The complaint.
m Of Iile.' As O. Female Regulator and
s-l-r- ,s4a Il.--- nniifs th-ir CUSTOMERS OF the
~ VI dealers ever where.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
Are You Bald or Does Your Hair Fall Out
NO HAIR, NO = Y

il
will arityc pr1nJ the Of q "a
promote gf
d Of
beri.. Hair c-toauc h
if o
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
FITS CURED EREE!!

Any person sn6-SiBg from the above disease Is
requested 10 address DR.. Prize ana trial bettle
Of medicine uill be forwarded by express.
FREE
The only cost being ti,s express charges ~lioh b
owing TO my large business, are small.
DIR, Prize If regular Physician, and has mnde
the treatns4at ~
Yirr AkB EPILEPSY
Sndy for years. and will ~sTant . cure by the
use 1f bis remedy.
DO not fail 90 send 10 him fsr a trial bottle; 1t
ooss Doii'nf s&d as
WfLl CURE YOU,
no matter Of now long sssxdizs vsot may be-
or how many other rrsns.di.s ssay Asye tailed
Circulars and tesei ivssui als cent WIN
FREE TRIAL. BOTTLE.
~ particular u give yoar Enps~ss ~ W. ~
eeW Post Once Mscctton and sddrcss
DIR CHAS r PRICE,
Gs William Street Nsw York.
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.sG E.TTS gV..g.rTED.

500 2cr month win prove H. or forfeit 81 CGS ~
sell BLAKE : SHufiLE SEWING NJ ACHiNE.
frice only 80 The best and cheapest Jock
Stitch Machine In the United States or Caqaias
A FEW GOOD REASONS
4 new invention. thoroughly tested
. un4kes the Lock stitch alike ou both siues
aud cannot be f,,cisi
Pms for years without repairs.
I. Construction most carefai aud hri-brd !.
is inan,ii.staI ei BY tn Iaost ski,fgl J;hii .ss
70. IiTcsis,s and terms add. .ess
HiiRhE SON & 20.
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ArLAxTA. o. Jrns :. ls';.

Mr. IoyE wILIzOS
1eunsn In April az, TAX M tn regular Psyer and
A.4 having Eiier~t@ dsy Arsr hs 10 Two
See we Induced % ~ one % your AIt-mass b. 20 ds
medicine B-lts
time thereafter ior
good app-lts
sh0niG
= yOgr Psds yhysle wishing everybody hs,
uH.Hfn14is
sn0us . sour Belle.
-a respectfully, etc -
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ATIAsTA. Ga. June ;, is7j

fIoas-Il. sgL~@t. aud
b thec eminent ysiesn' -h, able u -op i Only hi
day. .aisu.nr Huad. hl u I'm
flnnet tr. .g f I
nasnAB tE
,dpnd hs aGicu
Clsso Hos 81 Ga
h yh Isa,e red At
y.Aadha
been poor "''A "r'O'e' "'' "A WALLACE
Go .June4h. ISIS
Prsr HoDcar. received tIey
Ing eI.rt Al u
hi town don
dus FeyhI Ireiye ~ u
f,bafhss
snadbo lsof the ~
10 sLy DR. HOd.s HhO asyt Ia
snO Ogfola abr CO
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

sTRosG lsD pTsE RiCp LOoD-IyC.yasy
" FLASH AND WkiGHT-LEA2 SKIN AND
kEACTISCL COMPILATION sECC BED ~ AL
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
NJ. Low a willy

= .Eead - follouIsg eelrceate-
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and Weight is Seen and Felt.

Every drop of ths sAksAPLRILLlAN RssoL-
VENT communicate. through the BioSd -~eLt- rTius
sni other Fluid. sEj juice. q the sv.sl the 3r -
lie. for II repsrs the vA.iea Of The body with
sound material tcrD.sla. ergh4tS COu.um Diiyn.
Giandulsr dssss GERS 10 the throat, eouth. To
sodssin the Glands ahc otfeT 4rfs - m
sore Eyes sirumOTyus tscAsrzes IRON the EArs and
ihs worS form. Of SKIN di-esseL Erupiions. Fever
Sores, scad Head, Ring Worm, sAli Rhsuin Y-vsps a.
Acne, Black spots Worms IN tie Flesh Tumor, Can.
GERS In the Womb and all weakening ard TAnful dl.
charges fght s~tats f<l o. frerfn AID 81. uaIte, cf
the life prn.ipe. are within ths cur.se " nj,
wonder Of Modern ChemAury, sH1 few isv' Hss ~
prove - using for either OF ;ht.s form u
q ~ sse its potent power 10 cure them.
II the patient, cay becoming reduced hy ne vasies
and decomposition that IL seoriinushy rrOGTes-.n. .uc
eseds in arrss;iEs thsse vasie. sui r-ra fi- ta.s
with material made from Isa.fhy bio04-aui Ms
the sARSAFARiLLiAs will aui does sccurs-a cure
IL certain for when once thls rene cOufrtErss ~.
work Of puTthes lion. aud succeeds L. diminishing tha
los Of wastes ia repairs vii be rapid sB1 every dag
the patient viii feel himself growing better and
and weight increasing
Not only does the S.uApAprLrAs pr.otvsvr sresl
all tnovn rsneta nts In the = hronc sero.
fulous Constitutional and SKIN diseases bot t 10 ma
only positive cure for
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
h, Kidney Dc Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and womb dlseAses Gravel Diabetes D-onsv
stoppsss Of Water. lucontnsuce Of rne, Bright Dis
ease, Albuminuria and In al sses v here there
brek dust po~is or the water thick ciOpcy, ed
with substances Ike the whs Of egg, threads ina
white silk there Ia morbid cark. bilious appear.
snes and white bone dust dspo-ii, and When there
pricking, burning sensation when pAssin. water anal
pain In the Small u the Back aud Along the LU!na
TumOr of 12 Years GrOtcth
Cured by RddWaV's EesOlrent.
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
DE-. IONEAW WILsON

On III hfsi d-y u i4-csmber J
yer 10 Ag.z-I.Ie. ~yutL Lw ct. 2
ft. ffIr.4s. eminent llg-lflntf. . [,
The Osceola times., 1875-09-11
No Person can take these Bitter

nnwclI, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, aud vital orgaus wasted beyond
rpuair
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-08-18
L.st week the Tribune indicated TIA

Last week the TRIBUNE Indicated that
the military opposed. the visit Of Rev.
j.W. Matchett. TO Sitting Bull' : camp.
We should have said. the authorities jAt
IFmt'Peck.e The military have :sbewna
Disposition sa:farste aid him bY; every
possible means. The authorities did
not particularly object, bnt did not
hgvs tho means at their command nee
sssary to make the trip; besides she
agent was absent.
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NOTES AND tNEi1i,ls.s, n !

Inc UeWOCE0S1C mAJOJ1ty IN AouSuCky " 4O,VVVs
Andrew Johnson's life wss insured for Ss5o, 600.
Lumber is quoted 1t 80 per 100 feet 10 the Black
.sss Sesseefss 8 1Asen'' new book = entitled T.
1g1G srs.dhsppsrs seem TO- hsve resusnedHto Ne
.i... buyer. paid $40 peri 81 ,a.b.,
for yhess lsst week.tis.iE'q &, ustf3 scGej r.7'
leal..epse. Sd h.' been ' ~ sent 70 The sr..hepper
a1rnsva .assham, o. SC, disdaat Saratoga
Springs on the 1lth inst ,.-,.s..,.
:ahs shsrm.nsnd noesna hsvs been visiting !.
o. Paw for evssf psst,is ssas7g aits5 v&iE 81;
The Democrats carried North Carolina In the re-
ssif;sjSs1oa So sshaa 1aajolity!a ss''Is ~; .
Qps.hfd Of The Dido wheat crop and naH If the
oats are reported to have been lost IN the recent
bGrnSUit s.'t;. .fts 10 3GtsJ tiEaatIis;sa0 ~
aANSned States man Of war has been ordered "a
PSh4t ind Asphvsll, owing 70 the disturbance in
CpatoAS t:4$EsslE3:S ffs!a '<ss E%&aa fE!5
s: e Is s:s 81: s e bss: f ssss: ss ssss
esl,tnsialftw 81 stfeziag lie .ttsi8s4i' E<95
geps Moody, eqeyictsd Of cruelty 70 seamsn, and
sentee66ed q He AHd sfhaprbonment has been par
deQee BIZ Rseedepts q rs4sss g4 af, sls Is I
sp1ait5 down % Mobrara from Poncs Agency re-
P6se @1tsessoldefS have been killed BY Indians =
the White Nyer crossing. aft1yi t-gat.~ 80 .YE.
M u
johnson; ys Whatever his faillngs his personal IN
teSrity va unquestfoned. IL =, ,~,s4 >t3s..r "a
Gsh. HoxAers has improved d upon Joe Wheeisci.
anacallStN tNickels.of the Red River Star, ..half
breed ptmp and paridte." .a.@. ..,y,.-f
1hs 1ort Benton prisoners arreited for killing 1n-
soternnent, were discharged. ;.
7hs Jury before which Zee; the Mountain Meadow
murdererwas tried, Was composed largely Of Nor
mons. OF course they dbagreed. -.
THO Helena Herald reports Gen. S9lbbon actively
campaigning against the Sioux in the judith Basin
reSf0n With Two companies Of cavalry. :
The 1osss BY the recent foods .on the Wabash
amounts TO ten million dollars In county In In.
dianas The river rose 10 The high water mark Of
AVS9.A o!i3 81 6s0 nf;f $t1tt.3a ~ &a;t}" :}ig
Crops Of iii kinds in portions Of Alabama and
Gssrgh have Suffered terribly forwahtof rain. i1t
@ e 81 I'm :nd e. .nst sven ire. dyne and
prbnaster., 4 omaha. sshsseasha, edaesssd man
and perfect gentleman, has abandoned his home,
faahiS lad biSinsn; and TAKEN ap III aDoie VII
Tie Asux Indans % account q Asneseie trouble: 4
ne crew q the steamer florids, Instead q ,psF..
forming tke fttE Of Robinson Gfueoe Cd ID unRno1n
1.sshe e sssn 1ias :ss /:
disd sfs.naltloEaI asiaa. aslEa e!:5sts sIR d ~
sS RaSSa's non is xs,eS a'@ g. e
psAH 3 Nefshll sfEeng. pointy against the 1pdias
Defnn9ht Ne baasd upo9 tie evidence Of . con.
1t sslfsant,. "a infantry -; ~ =, :.
,dA! tsek ana USi. stahssn kaave \ srtiv,sdi 4 1
CheEsnn4 nen9 the Black HHb, They report The
nihsis psedns az their Effects preParssery 70 1s:
';s:I ss:S 5ssss sss + 'a' e' lR'e Jenny E remain
,yb1Mas p~astsauta dizeptjs that' thssxs msy 81
nisss1 1i1sdosS id! paftas6sS oss ssiits6 "a
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changing tie, compliments: of the day
proceeded 4o 6ll@e with dirt taken
cut Of the bottom of the cpit, sapd csre-
fully washed ii, ont, and was not only
surprised. but delighted, to find what
hs estimated I'd. be $1 80 Of coarse gold.
Hour:cofrespondent will here state that
His personal, $knowledge Of this gentle
man warrants him in commencing this
statement with the utmost confidence
III its truthfulness., ,Es@ ..sS'@ @'''S .''.'3
a.. ledge Of gold and silver -bearing
quartz has, been found on, the. Box Ell
der Creek specimens ,of, which have
been brought to, this camp. Many re.
ports 81 gold leads having been found,
bearing large quantities of.rieh METALS :
continue to come in, but not from ret
liable, sources, and are, therefore, no.
worthy Of mention. The miners are do,
ing little or nothing on their claims
hut to1G .ais@. .z:t, .IiEat.& GjE.Jo2 ei@st.<@
osi SQUAT nDwN5AND wATcH THEN; -: :,
afnd,. as such conduct has excited both
the curiosity and comment 81 outside
P observers, your correspondent has
spared no palns TO- learn the reason of
/ 90 much inactivity:. This has not been
anseasy. nor :. an: entirely. satisfactory
task, but so much has been learned;
/ that the miners are organizing into
bands OF seocieties, the members, Of
which ;are:1 required TO make oath that
they. will, not reveal any discoveries to
others than those Of the brotherhood,
and, Us they are liable to be driven q
/ wwaJy from the gold fields any day, they
bind themselves. not; to- aevelnps their
claims any more than enough. for par.
sonal knowledge Of their wealth, and
ibr tic Z purchase of the necessarys Of
Elife, : until the country II; opened by
/ the Goyernment. t.s They. reasons that
|. the publicity; Of: their mining discover.
ies would endanger their possession Of
| rich claims, ifthsy sheuld prove unable
to remain. near them; and that i has
! become necessary to organize societies
With. 4. M1sonic outline, for mutuaf pro.
lection. Theseea ea1e facts thatsneed nc
/ further explanation, and they are only
mentioned, because they. are facts.
There are no substantial reasons fol
believing that Ill the miners will thus
!. .organixey and while many are coming
in, some are5o s4sIasss s4=. azs:! i, &
s,.,-s GOING sBAcEt DIG APPolNTsD. II. ).
! /: The gulches on Spring, Rapid, and
i Box Elder Greeks promise we'll, and
ldf.5 Jenny Is sSsconddent that they vii
I bay to work; foE'thersisens rssson whJ
/ f will not.uxx x1foemiueaRhe0.you cAr
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s,!a auBlS4slA q
/ RI ri = iIF::i;ii :n7llnjI5 M
lsfa III #42'IE9fA.A IL
:
.----. .ss..r =; - =, -. -. |.
= : ~ 80 Z 1''e
stna~;sss 1asno1 Trtbsso, u e.Ia ! ]
be B,ar EIt &. + d, oenlooist
s7.7' 9 RE $40 = - s@s.' s012s9
u asi. e aEindr.a (3nid3aa .i'aasI !
Il !, =. ..zi.
AMI AF Ex.
l.ps'F11.'y 80 ]. -
11N PfYfHl1 80
lNlN ~ alAAMV vOaN 'a
III: - lF,InFuC 9-~af- u u
assz' s:'s7'aE' 1l10' a7sz.: i: '..oa. > %
u.., .9,,gsa-7 eaai'x1. -
WIN 'hnsu 0Na1'pVl0 w.
ipinlge 4 q q ~ . 0g1 O., :. ...,t o:t
.,aa ysf&g lii 1s.au0Ie1 cd dr. - d
I.go1p iiIH Iea'1a0 ED ssEiz esis q bf'..
[1uoost$Ia 60 :6ea811s q .. OF {
II "a"
/ st,5 cyT5gsssIs...:,s~,uusa,t u s9aaos
/ vi bsb d11zeei'' .es1ei''s q s5saa
lrIuy hi y pl1ro I'm Is11sI uIp Hip IA " avn W
|i0bWNl. IU&NG (1N. N412bE ~ + HVU
s,sI ) M4IS PER Pm 81 c;.s
a,slst + q .-t-!vr'. 81. =: :: van zatjae
dsaols;sos a@vis &1a ts'99
rt91 2aI III lNt9S0tS.o 51ii-o 5sols V
.i5ss s fsa!G---- a=sa s.1:-. t!--lt:s a1ie5 sf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TE
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amslk prevails. cit Hassf0und NECESSARY
1 tq plece Z guard around The spot select
| "a FOR tho slpfc, 80 great Vas the press
OfminSfs; md Il was feared that blood
Nunla - shed "a the strife for claims.
TIN minerssd dc little :orsno work,upoa
their claims, , the mere possessioa Of
Nem producing s calm sense Of enjoy;
mont Tat Ii isp1elsing to witness. Each
msnscDnsiders himself next 20 rich, aud
bides his time 10 take, out the precious
metal,---coptenting himself. for g:the
present with peIchipg himself like .
prsiris- -dog Oh tie highest point Of the
elaim, ,sAad d sur te5yIing Z somewhat ofsn-
siYelT his rich possessions. a1toa sissaazsa
. =. rich lead Of quartz, s,that Af. Jenr
/ H9ey says s. gold; bearing, is near this
/ ghfcah. II sis' 500 81 eco feet in thick
FnesS; Withsey4ral straits bastard quartz
and slate running through ii longitud.
finally, and has been traced BY himself
for . distance Of 8 miles. The gold in
this sqdsrtzais free, and perceptible with
the nsked eye. stssEes7f,s g '-s:@AS
1 ..And the following from che same, al.
ted July s26ths.. E,sfa tsaaiiq414- s*.7!ss s2t
-. rr.~.s RUSH OF Annes ssfi ali.s;a:f1
! Spring Creek has now upon its banks
ksis1st 100 miners, while Rapid and
o1sEldsr, which H. the'north fork of|
Rapi, may yBafely. lclsimt o. many nors.
The Burnt Wood District comprisipg4
the south fork of the Rapid and its
smsH tribdtaries,, contains about 100 /
people, and. &C oleast 400 have gone
north s,toa Beat Lodge and Ethe small
trihptaIies,. contains about 100 people; d
md 1t least 100 have gone. north. 70 i
Bear Lodge and the small streams emp
tying intoathe Belle y aFoafche.. Then
there ars small parties strsgling into
The hills from every direction; in tillns-.
tration Of which fact I viii mention that. !.
papt. Samuel Munson, Of the Ninth In
fsntzy, in coming from Spring Greek
to- Camp Kesrney, to-day, met s4e MI
ners' wagons on the: road to the new :,
kold.6elds; all Of this number within g.
distance Of 26 miles, and only one. Of
the avenues to the so-called rich dig
Eipgs.3 10 ssEl.. Gliding sSs!.& <tii3.@f
! . 41 ~ prR PAN :zg.: =.
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The, gold canned out Of the ditteIept
tu1ches is ia variable quantities, and,
4yen If taken out Of the same hole, Is
hsSsr constant, for the flrst psnfols smsy
produce several colors, varying - size
from the smallest possible particle e
pieces the sike Of : large .pin-hesd.
This painful may be worth 10 cents; the
next msyshavei ionly two orthree coioEs,
ofgood, ,sikAs thst omays be- worth from
o. ceats TO: a., or more; the. next may
not be worth more than 8 cents; and 90
on,LnakIng II difficult to place and es-
timAte upon the amount takenI outsct
i apanful iof dirt, unless approximased
bY, gness-work. The largest nugget ter
ken out on the bank Of Spring Greek g
wSSfth $40. &. fs'ss.:s S .'.s5.s .'..
sAr. Jehnsy's pirsy, asded BY thessa+
dists 6fa 1onpaniess Oh and q. aofo ths
Ninth Lnfaptry, /, hive dug = saleeh }eqQ }eq
8 8 ,1E .'sa ssy'Gs E Sc Sc 7tsssi B;
sl6toe 6t'fess long md which. - espaeae
oeuplphlnG3llt th5sdies that stWmR;e
thirty men can shovel into 1t. Every
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-01
Personal.

Mr.. George F. Cooper, of the firm OF
Cooper & Son, publishers of the Black
River Falls Banner, (Wis) made US
call on Thursday. He is wishing friends
in Saybrook.
A. A. Benham having made an engage
ment TO fill the Office of clerk in one of
The public houses of Ft. Wayne, left on
Wednesday last to enter upon the duties
of that position.
Mr.. Geo. B. Root aud family left A sh-
tabula last Tuesday evening for Califor :
MA, where Mr. Root intends to go into
business. We wish them success and
pleasant journey.
Rev. H. ]. Bruce, missionary to India f,
has arrived OF the other side, and favors
US with very readable letter from Liv-
erpool. We expect TO hear from him
from time to time, when he shall have
reached his field of labor.
Rev. H. H. Wells, who has been la.
boring for the past year as State Secreta
~ of the Young Mems Christian Asscia-
ton of Ohio, closes his eng agement on
the 18th of October, at viii ch time he
anticipates entering upon the W ork of an
evangelist. Mr.. Wells has already re-
sponded iavorably to invitations received
to hold meetings. at Troy, Springfield,
Tifin, GAINESVILLE and other places in the
2fata
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-01
They would If They Could.

When VIM Amsden is in a sober state
he is a quiet. law abiding citizen, but
when he gets just little more of the ar
dent aboard than he can conveniently
carry, he is little inclined to make things
lively This was very plainly demonstra-
ted on Main street last Wednesday. Will
liam had been having a little fun with
tue boys the night previous and his noise
and disorderly conduct attracted the at
tentlon of Officer ScoYille who made an
effort to quiet him. failing in this, he
tried to arrest him when Amsden succeed
ed in making his escape and was not seen
again until the next noon, when Officers
Rennick and Scoville attempted his ar
rest. They succeeded in getting up to
him but for some reason or other they
could not hangEon and the blue coats
were seen flying in all directions, and
Amsden running down the street at
breakneck pace. Our police men are un-
able, just at present, TO give very clear
idea of what transpired, and so we are
patiently waiting to hear William report.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-10-01
CONNEAUT.

Save the political agitation, the tickle
ness of the weather is the leading topic,
when the people gather in groups, or
casually meet, and the "cold term," last
week, has left behind IFS warnings that no
prudent farmer will unheed. The corn
crop has been maturing slowly, and the
great bulk of it along the lake shore
towns will be in shock by the close OF
the week. The crop will not be full
one, but reach, perhaps, 80 per cent. with
average seasons.
Early potatoes are pretty much out of
the market, but dealers are paying 25 cts.
for delivering at the station. Peac b
Blows have improved greatly within two
or three weeks, and while the yield is ex-
pected 10 be light the qualify will be
greatly improved.
Stock is moving slowly. On Monday,
several car loads of hogs were shipped at
this station, gathered from among the
farmers of this locality, buyers paying Z
cents on delivery.
Business is improving, and a walk
along our main street affords strong evil
dence that confidence is being greatly re-
stored. Our dealers speak confidently of
an active and greatly enlarged trade.
Fast mail trains are not just now in ia
vor down this way. Instead of getting
the mails "on time," the effect has been
TO disarrange the W hole system, and let
ters and papers reach our post Office with
great irregularity. Faithfulness Of mess
engers, and the patience of our P. N, are
put to the test. Let us hope that by and
by order will triumph over the magnates
of this new state of things, and a faithful
delivery be accorded as an established
system.
Intelligence of the death of Wendell
Peters, student,at.law, at Jefferson, has
saddened many hearts in Conneaut But
recently he was teacher in our village
schools, and was a young man giving
great promise of future usefulness. His
funeral took place on Tuesday, at South
Ridge.
Our soldiers are planning reunion
festival, and various committees are at
work getting the needful aid and pledges
to make the occasion one Of great inter-
est. No class of men have greater claims
upon our sympathy and generosity.
Hon j. G. Burrows is booked for a
speech here prior to the State election.
Conneaut, Sept 30, 1875. H.