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The New York herald., 1876-09-09
THE CUSTER MASSACRE.
WHAT AN EYEWITNESS OF THE SLAUGHTER
rELLs--rHBrLLINo If TRUE

WHAT AN EYEWITNESS OF THE SLAUGHTER
TELLs-THBILLINo If TRUE.
MISSgAroLis, Sept 8, 1870.
Tho Pioneer fress aud Tribune publishes an inter-
view with old trappcr named Rdgey, who has been
for long tme In tho Yellowstone country and claims
10 have witnessed the Custer massacre, being
prisoner in Sitting Bulls camp. and scong cvory
movement Of tho troops lie was taken prisoner last
March and kept in the camp Of the Indians snco
until tho Custer massacre He kindly treated
whilo there. lie says sitting Bull organized not TO
light tho whites, but to drive miners from tho hills
Previous to Custer's attack mounted couricrs from
Sitting Bulls camp had Tor eight days watched his
forces, It's division small detachrncnts being
noted with manifestations OF extreme delight.
Ambuscadcs immediately prepared, and while
the Indians stood ready for an attack, many OF
them clambcrcd the side OF the hill overlook
Custer's line Of march. Tho Indian camp was divided
by a bluff, point OF which toward the Rose bad
and direction Of OF the available lords OF tho
river TO the camp BY this ford Custer followed their
trail down To the waters edge There but twenty
FIVE icpecs visible TO Custer but there seventy
6vo double tcpces behind the biun not vsibc.
THE SIGHT THAT RipoELv SAW.
Caster attacked the smaller village. and was imms.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
THE ST. HYACINTHE FIRE.
IT ORIGINATED FROM THE TORCH OF MER-
CENARY AND RECKLESS INcENDIARY.

IT ORIGINATED FROM THE TORCH OF MER-
CENARY AND RECKLESS INcENDIARY.
ST.. ALBAss, VT Sept s, ls7d
most startling and well founded statement comes
to the HERALD representative from St Hyacnhe. the
prosperous and thriving village OF Canada which
was laid in ashes Saturday by q nre which
cod lives and left thousands people homeless
and In utter destituton The authorities investigating
tho origin of the connagraon became convinced that
It came from the torch nm inccndiary For the past
lvc days thoy have had under arrest Frcnchman
named Mnaotre Blanchette, suspicion OF being the
guilty party, and the theories OF tho officers have a.
last proved truo.
On Wednesday the younger brother Of Blanchcte
sworc before tho police magistrate Of 81 Hyacinthe
that his brother MagoirO made offer OF $50 and
suit Of clothes him II would burn the building
and stock but that he refused to do He also sworo
that the fire caused by his elder brother who ar
ranged a torch that no Of town before tho
nrc wns communicated TO the building
Banchettes insurance 81. 100 on his stock,
which, IL Is said, was not worth $500.
PREVIOUS SUSPICIOUS CONDUCT.
II Ia also alleged by many of the inhabitants OF St
Hyocnhc, who have known Blanchotte for years, that
and that OF mis- wife, and when on one occasion during
the illness of the latter he pressed 10 pay I'm &c
count he stated that would soon be PAID us his wife
would not live, and hc would be able 10 realize tho
amount OF the policy. But Mme Blanchcttc recov-
cred, and Blanche,te himself after while became i'll.
His policy Just expiring and as he had no money
TO renew it he was inconsolabe. priest visited
him and advanced him tho money for the renewal Of
both policies. Blanchettc, however. simply removed
the policy on his own life and kept the rest OF the
money advanced him in his pocket. About q month
ago, among other trouble
MS WIFE DIED UNINSURED,
and he told his younger brother that the only way out
their difficulties burn their stock and prem
ises Tho authorities are fully satisfied that Blanchctte
is guilty. and the oath Of his own brother Is considered
positive proof.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

The agent of tho Republic Of Cuba in this city, Mr.
Miguel do Adama, has received udngs from Cuba
Lbre OF the capture and sackins OF Las Mnas by tho
patriots Friday, the 25h Of last month. The city
in question Is situated near tho northern shore OF
Cuba and the railroad between Nucvitas and Puerto
Principe The city surrounded by ortilcatIons and
stockades oil Jque one of the hardest found
the West Indies Tire attaching party consisted OF a
large body OF infantry and cavalry who entered the
city with scarcely any resistance. The Spanish gar.
took reiugo the ioris around the city The
surrents Immediately commenced pilaging tho head
quarters OF the Quaricrmascrs Generals Stores tho
Central Department" After helping themselves to all
the munitions OF war they necdcd. the Insurgents
sacked the without tho slightest opposition be-
ing offered them by tine Spanish troops who remained
hidden the iorts and alter stay OF eleven hours
vacsted II without being ,nocsicd IN their retreat
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
THE SOUTH CAROLINA TROUBLES

NO FURTHER DISTURBANCES IN CHARLESTON
PUBLIC FEELING STILL UNEAsY-D1sPERsION
OF THE coMBAHEE STRIKERS.
CHARLESTON, Sept 8, 1875
All night tho colored militia and whto clubs 70
NAMED at their places OF rendezvous under arms, but
serious disturbance occurred. party Of passing
blacks fred into from tho armory windows Of the
Montgomery Guards, and tho fire was returned by tho
blacks Excepting this aud two other minor dis
turbances, the streets quiet after midnight
PUBLIC FEELING UNEASY.
The public feeling still continues one OF deep unoasi
Tho blacks talk OF having torchght procession
onignt and efforts being made to prevent It, for
trouble will probably grow out of
BY the Intervention OF Congressman Small the
Combaec strikers have been induced TO dsperso with
further mocstaton Of those laborers who continue
TO work In tho rice fields.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Dr. Jos6 do Saldanha, OF the Brazilian Centennial
Commission, and Captain scmctschkn, of the Russian
Navy, arc at tho Buckingham Hotel. Major General
John NJ. schoncd, Of West Point, is at the Windsor
Hotel Judge H. II. Powers, OF the Supreme Court OF
Vermont, is at tho Union Square HotcL Captain j. G.
p de Kraft aud Pay Director George Harris United
States Navy, and Adna Anderson, Recover of tho
Chicago, Danvlo and vincennes Railway Company
are at the Everett House Washington Mclean, OF
Cincinnati and Charles f. Smith, Of Albany, at
the fiith avenue Hotel General Gadoiin, OF tho
Russian Army, Is at tho Hoffman House.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
SOCIAL SCIENCE.
SARATOGA, Sept. 8, 1870.

SARATOGA, Sept g. 1876.
The general session OF the Social Science Association
closed this evening. During the morning interest
ing account of the English prison system given by
Captain W. Talbot Henry, of tho Model Prison, Brix-
ton. Papers by Professor Watson 'Techncal Educa-
tom" by T.. N. Hainos on "Township Organization -
by Mr. Jucngston SOCIALISM America -
by Mr. Bradford on 'Cvil Scrvice;" by c. W. Hasser
Schools;'' by Dr. Lincoln School Architecture, -
dchniad
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

frequent, business on tho SPOT has been moderate,
without quo,able change In prices In the market to-
day there was only moderate attendance OF millerk
Wheat steady at Tuesdays prices but The trans
actions wcro small For -four there q fair con-
sumption demand. For corn there was good inquiry
and rates we'll supported"
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt much ier last night
and his phy sicans Of tho opinion that no immcd
a,o danger need be feared during the earlier portion
of the day bc rather restless but toward evening
showed signs OF considerable Improvement, and con-
vcrsed freely with DR. Deems and William H. Wander.
bilt A number Of other visitors called, but hy the
advice of Dr. Elliott were not permitted to see him
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
THE NoRTHFIELD ROBBERS.

REPORTED FIGHT WITH THE ESCAPING BANK
RAIDERS.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept g. 1874
report has been received here that tho posse OF
citizens who pursuing the robbers who raded
Mortified yesterday overlook them last night, when
fight ensued, during which of the robbers was
wounded They then escaped through the woods.
The pursuit being continued. There partic-
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9-1 A. II.
JbyoL1LiIifyss

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL UrYIcER
WASHINGTON, Sept 9-l A. N.
Probabilities
For Saturday in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
souherly Winds stationary temperature and PRESSURE
partly cloudy weather aud local rains, possibly followed
BY cooler nor,hcrly winds in Western Texas and by
northeast winds on tho Carolina coast
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, rising barometer.
northeast winds, and cooler partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valley rising barometer, north and east Winds and
cooler, partly cloudy, followed by clear weather.
For the upper lakes. northeast Winds rising baromo
ter AMI cooler, partly CLOUDY or clear weather.
For the lower lakes, northeast to northwest Winds
cooler, cloudy or partly cloudy weather and rising
barometer.
For tho Middle and Eastern Statos north and west
winds, stationary rising barometer and cooler
partly cloudy or clear weather.
The OHIO, Mississippi and Missouri rivers will con-
tinue stationary or rise slightly.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
REVIEW OF THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
roR THE PAST WEEK.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 8, 1876
The circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Assoca
lion in It's review OF the wcek ending last night snys
"Co'ton has been In active demand throughout the
week, and quotations Of the leading descriptions
slightly higher American has been in very good
quest and advanced 1-l6i. in medium and about I'd.
in lower grades. Sea Island has been in moderate de-
mand at steady prices In futures considerable busi.
ness been done, md quotations OF American are
about Lied higher"
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
SPAIN.

INvIoLABILITY OF PROTESTANT CHURCHES
MADRID, Sept 8, 1870
At Cabinet council II was decided notify tho
provincial authorities that whie tho constitution for
bids Manifestations offensive tho Catholic religion
proper respect for the inviolabiity OF Protestant
churches and cemeteries mus. be enforced
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
TOM ALLEN, THE PUGILIST.
CiScrSsArI, Sept s. Is.

CINCINNATI, Sept =. 1876.
Tom Allen publishes card IN the evening papers
here claiming that is impossible to obtain lair play In
this country, and announcing his withdrawal from tho
ring.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
CHARLESTON QUIET.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept 8-Midnight
Tho city is perfectly quiet The streets being
patrolled by dotatchments Of white clubs meeting
OF colorcd democrats held night the pro-
lection OF strong guard OF whites, armed with Win.
chester rifles. There disturbance
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
REVIEW OF THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LIVERPOOL, Sept s, 1870

leading grain circular says
"ln the British markets generally wheat has been
slightly dcarcr but micrs having previously supplied
themselves the demand proved Inactive Meantime
growers have continued to oncr scanty supplies partly
on accoun, OF unavoabIc weather Tor thrcshing and
partly from unsatisfactory prices In face OF a do
nccnt yssld. complaints Of which are becoming moro
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
The "Boss" Taken by the Spanish
Government at Vigo.
"COUSIN HUNT" ALSO.
Imprisoned in Fortress-The "Old
Man" lncommunicado.
WHAT IS SAID IN THE CITY.
Opinions OF Politicians and
Consul Uriarte.

[sPICIAL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD BIZ CAnnx.
LONDON, Sept s. 1876
William NJ Tweed was arrested yesterday at vigo,
aport In the northwest OF Spain, near the Portu-
guese frontier.
HIS ASSUMED NAME.
He was on boari Spanish merchant vessel called
the Carmen and was travelling under the namc Of
Secor.
HIS TRAVELLING COMPANION.
Tweed was accompanied by man who gave his
name as William Hunt, who is reported TO be q
cousin OF his.
IMPRISONED IN FORTRESS.
Both are imprisoned In the fortress OF vigo pend
Ing the action Of the American government
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
NIED

MESKsy.-On Friday MANY, daughter OF Herman
and Bcckio Mcinken, aged months and Is days
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend tho
funeral al her late residence No 500 West 44th ST.
corner OF 10Th av., sunday. at hatpast o'clock
p. u
fFor Other Deaths See SirM P1ge.l
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fFor Other Deaths See 3

ACTORS voCALsTs. PUBLIC SPEAKERS RECON-.
mend IIALr's UoSEY or HoEruouSD TAR.
PiKEs ToornAcHK DRors cure in minute
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
SALE OF A RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS Sept 8, 1876.
Tho Atlantic and Pacific Railroad was sold at auction
to-day, and knocked down to william f. Buckley at
$3.50 600 for the $50 900 for tho land grant II
Ii understood that the road was bid In for Andrcw
Pierce JE
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
ENGLAND.

THE PRICE OF SILVER.
Loypos, Sept 8, 1s7d
Silver to-day Is quoted at 6lxd.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

SCHOOL suirs large stock At atty reduced prices
BRDkAW BRDTUBRS,
4th av.. opposite C0opcr Lnstitute.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
THE WEATHER.

IoSpoS Sept ., 1876.
Tho weather is unsettled and cold
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty four hours, CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year.
dlcated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
l.liAn.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
CUBA LIBRE.

Average temperature ycstcrdav Gy5
wear. II,
The New York herald., 1876-09-09


A-PARKER'S GINGER TONIC, INCREASES
mental and physical endurance.
AN OLD REMEDY. .-HyATr'S LIFE BALSAM
and reliable medcne during the ~ years.
the conqueror Of rheumatism govt and neuraria
II -crofula salt rheum. purifier
diseases o. the blood and family medicine
demonstrated by over 25Qo reat sold by all drug
gi.ts and A. HYATT HYArTs principal de-
pot 246 Grand 81, "
ADMIRABLE REMEDY. THE SILK ELASTIC
Truss. sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, 6e3
broadway. cures rapture.
A CARD.-rO THE RUPrURED.
Do not be deceived DR.. II N. MARSH inventor OF tho
celebrated RADICAL Cunx TRUSS has opened Office mp
town. and has with any uptown
concern. may be consulted only at old once Nc
Fessy ST. Astor House. 5. n MARSH
CARD.
To Citizens and StrsngcrsKNOx'S FALL lar ready ~
212 Broadway and under the Fioh Avcnuc Hotel
A-GENTLEMEN'S SILK DRESS HAT, FALL
style, nncs. quality. 81 sHAYNK. wsliscks Thsssrs
Buildins. oA2 brealva
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

A-THE FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's HATS
are ready for inspection and sale at ESPkNSCHEiD's,
Manufacturer lIs Nassau 81
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

Either Of tho fres by mall to any address IN
the United states receipt OF the price.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
THE SPUR OF MONMOU

havc the tale complete. in handsnme i2mo u 50
published by
Philadelphia
For sale by all leading booksellers
NANCBRS.-A NEW TREATISE EXPLAINING rHElR
" successful treatment sent FREQ. Drs BROWN 4 SrOD
DARD No West 18th st.
FASHIONABLE GOSSIP-SEH LUCY RANDALL
Comforts story Thc Belle of Saratoga" out Today 10
the FIRESIDE COMPANION.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09
CARD.-rO THE RUPTURED.

ADMIRABLE REMEDY.-THE SILK ELASTIC
TRUSS sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY 6s3
broadway. cures rapture.
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

Harper Brohcrs will either Of the above works BY
mail or express postage freight prepaid my oi
tho United States or Canada on reccpt OF the price
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

FrhnkHn SVuhFe, n 4.
TTENDERSON'S HANDBOOK OF THE GRASSES or
IlGreat Britain and America. giving an analysis do.
and the successful cultivation Of the
useful grasses OF both countrie price 81 10 by mail Ad
dress JOHN HENDERSON, Nortbport, L. l. or 234 Broad
way. New York.
TusT PUBIIsJIED-IN POCKET EDITION-.sEC-
81 ond Life treatise explanatory OF tho with in-
strucon, successful treatment Of Weakncss Low
Spirits Nervous Exhaustion. Muscular Debility aud Pro-
Decline in Manhood price Soc Address the author
Dr. Il. DE r. CURTIS 2O7 West I'D st.. New York
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

THE BEST CAMPAIGN MUsTC-"HAYES AND
i Wheeler Campaign Song Book" selling by thousands.
lOc per copy; Hayes the True and Wheeler Too, 3Oc
"nurrah Hayes and wheeler with picture ttle
Hayes and Wheeler Grand March, strnndberg with ee-
CANT portraits 4Oc The brass bands
Q. WieRaod. 81; copies mailed wM. A. POND Coz
s+7 Broadway braseh store. ~ uniea ssssxss Msv Tea
The New York herald., 1876-09-09

vesey ST. Astor House S. N. MARSH.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
what money DId.

The Connecticut Democrats have Just
elected William b. Barnum. The vO-
cate Of high protective talif' the free
trade doctrines ofthe party could not ave
lea 10 his selection. For many yeas he
has uretended L. hold a seat "a the House.
but he has been chiefly conspicuous for
being absent pretty much all Of the time.
Indeed, we do not remember anything Of
Barnum's career in Congress except his
pocketing the back pay. How, then, did
he become Senator? The answer is not
difficult. Mr.. Barnum is rich. lie said
lie carried the Legislature two years ago
by his money, and he insisted that he was
wrcnged out Of the Senatorship tlzsB BY the
election of Mr.. Eaton. He asserted that IN
the campaign this spring he spent more
money than any other man, and that the
large Democratic majority in the Legisla-
ture was owing to his expenditures; and
therefore he had the best possible title to
be made Senator. So he got the place.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
CabInet changes.

81 . /.
Quite a sensation was raised in Washing
ton on Tuesday morning last, by the an
nouncement of cabinet changes. The ne
cessity of filling the vacant mission i5si to Eng
land was the occasion. for the first and
most important Of these changes. The cab
met was drawn upon for this purpose, and
Attorney General Pierrepont was rendered
the post. This left his place vacant, and
another draft was made upon the, cabinet,
and the War Office became yacant-secre-
tary Taft having been called to fill it,
These are considered-and duly so-most
excellent appointments. Mr.. Pierrepont
is probably. as ita man as could have been
induced to accept the English mission at
the present time, when but a few months
remain before the expiration of Grants
term and Mr.. Taft is even better adapted
for the Office of Attorney General. than he
was for the War Department; and. in his
new position, he Will bring intelligent and
efficient support to. the prosecution Of the
revenue thieves which has been so success
fully inaugurated by the Secretary Of the
Treasury. About the choice for Mr.. Taft,s
Eacancys we are not so well, posted. The
selection has fallen upona Pennsylvaniai
gentlemen- Mr.. Don Cameron. who is.said
ODE true scion of the Cameron farnilvh
He IS said to be ring politician, and a
successful railroad manager. Though all
lowed to be man Of abundant ability. he
is net such an one as would. suit the pres.
ent tone Of public sentiment. That kind
of talent usually accorded to the Cameron
family, would not be popular in these DAYS
of reform. Economy had led Secretary
Taft to enter into the reform mo movement, I
and the saving Of SO, ,OOO. 600 for the hi next
fiscal year was a step, that he had recon-
mended for his department. It seems to
be . question in the minds Of some Of the
more intelligent of our politicians, whether
Mr.. Cameron Iis just the man to oarry out
such q measure. It is limited that this lat
ter nomination may have something to do
with the Conkling interest ct Cincinnati.
Asyst this doe, not fully appear But we
snail see, asoI 3dl O.. aoa asa n.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02

C. AR P E 7 S.
sPLEFDID S1oCK!
The Largest & Choicest Stock
Ihave ever shown my customers
The styles OF
BODY BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. !
TWO PLY AND
THREE PHYS.
areas ine as can be found In. an market
aats Asplendid Line of
Cheap Goods
sa-special prices to out-Of-town customers.
ITHIEL STONE,
smIsso aI5 superior 81,
Cleveland Ohio.
Hydro Carbon Backing
En-
Best Article for Leather
To- i.ise ever made. 1t is WarraAsed
TO SOFTEN, PRESERVE, BLACK. POLISH
gas E - MAKE. PLIABLE AND
wATERPROOF,
all kinds of Leather needing any or all Of
these qualities.
na-For sale by all reliable dealers.
SMITH & STRONG,
tt Proprietors and Manufactures.
Ashtabula, o., March, 18th, 1875. Iss7tf
Real Estate, Insurance, Loan ana
Collection Agency, at AshrabuIa,
OhiOs @
;.tsfl aIi4
nounces that he will hereafter give his atten-
tion to General Agency business.
5zgE. ZH--.i 5Tf >aa lf..
A ChOace Farm OF As acres in Plymouth,
with good buildings, fruit and living springs.
CAlI on zadock Mann on premises, or at this
agency - tiit -si - i
lssaaa d iiH .l.3~a 1a ~
Real Essatetp urchased, sold, and rented
Fire and Life Insurance Policies issued
in the best of American and European Com
panies- 5t .tsa
Loans NegOtIated-Parties having mon.
ty to lend can do so through this Agency to
e"eii HI''''' az ''N''-' 1910
Collections. Prompt attention given to
Northern Ohio. tl
Deeds, Contracts, WINS, and other writings
made without delay.
.4.1.4uHo1 sfs Ifel ~iJ5
aHilii -T7--
FOR SALE at above Agency-an Sc acre
farm in very desirable home.
5 gt.G is1a iGie3aaF
A good dairy farm. Of 80 acres in sheffield
only miles from Ashtabula:
Dwelling Houses in the village of Ashtabu-
Building Lots in the village and on North
Ridge. 1869.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
8aA DOUBLE HOLIDAY.

"Wednesday, the oath, was gala day on
both sides Of the river. As if in honor Of
the festivals, the day was true Centennial
weather. Quesn's weather, the English call
ed it, clearer and more spring-like day
than has been vouehsafed this season. The
North river was gay with hundreds Of flags,
for all the British vessels hung out their
eolors in honor Of the Queens birthday
her proudest, for the first time it hail
ed her Empress OF India, Empress as well
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
4sHIHcgsfH
sILKs.

Silks at si1C $lla 1885, s7 e75 2Oo Fps and 9sO
Silks in Blue Plum Wine Myrtle
Seal and Brdwn States o sIQ5, sold elsewhere at - so
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02

ASHTABULA COUNTY.

tf.t -if1f-t
u aa- r.a-lrffra ssas .l-l
ASHTABHLA COUNTY,
s.sealsl .EsfGzaFl UaH Ea1ElaEf.
q E' i t-f boz a-i
.-l eress'i laE rssa .lelilr i.as
-ar Htlal lua rf-l erlffls.a
SO 4a.slasf .7ssrHJ l. asta .isalss
So .EaEase - sH,ItsF sfa
.slt talE ErIsft Gf
lTt 70 be SOLD
RI .f1f % 7s- s l.-r aH tnag
faa- .-us .zis.l4lail -sl e ftI a
z- i1itlG - Isl -
i-tlt le7a -l. lIrr--l
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02

havn't half stock Our customers
only what have and sell them at The prices we
We propose sell goods cheaper double our sales
money by doing We have but price 70 All
using all alike whether judges or not F.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
CAR PETS
oURTAINs

We are now O8ering at cur excessive Car
pet ROom~-tha largest IN America-a very
large aud choice selection g CaxpelA Among
tben, ,rs the ,frastlske sad lfsdias4si ttylss
prepared 70 please the must eal.ivated taste.
In our Curtain ana tAnabrequin Depart
ments we are showing Novelties thaf Enl de-
ieht tine Iadies. b
Prices aslOv q lower ssan I.asisrn si.iss.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
THE TELEGRAPH.
AsHTABULA. OHIO.
Friday Morning, June 2nd, 1875,

The two Presbyterian General Assem-
blies have sQreed to fraternise. -
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
sHAwL.s.

every description price, 5000 Paisley from
$3.50 $50 Black Thbet and Cashmere from $3.50 to $500
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
ParasOls and Sun Umbrellas,

in Cambria splain plain fancy ounng
- from 25e ossO0
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02
Prices sAat Dssy Osnpstlti0n.


:..iss .,s !: S::ass '.''.3i IS. 81
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02

largest this section of the
try We make specially Of these goods and show fine assortment
Plaid and Plain Nainsooks India
Cloths Musln Turkish Towegs Fleeced Lined Marseie &c
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-02

A good dairy farm Of 80 acres in Sheffield
only miles from Ashtabula.
Dwelling Houses in the village of Ashtabu-
la.
Building Lots in the village and on North
Ridge 1859.