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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

80 .Easf'siF. , STREET 6CEAEkts ahH
The street venders are not behind their
biethren in Phildelphia in taking hold of
the Cenbennial.- .They8how thsir PatriO-
tism by selling Hags ofevery sizee eetE-cOlor-
ed neck bows, and badges, and small can
non, and air guns, to celebrate tie Fourth
cheaply ;sbut the last notion is the Gehten-
mil pocket-haudkerchisf, which 5 nothing
mPre norless than abrilliant Unis states
flag, with stripes and Union fairlysbiazing,
Of q sizetO carry in the pocket. Fhis is the
elimination of patriotism. The idea of
wiping one'snose on the flag IS the very
last way of showing respect for it tint
Cd onld have entered the head q mprtal, and
ne one bnt avery smart YANKEE, with he
essence Of three Jubilees and Centennisls
cencentrated in his bosom. wOhA ever
hs We invented it. q - eR
THE ACCIDENT IIsF.
The Investigation in the ease q the *
plpsion Of the. tug boat 'fWorkmsQ Fhieh
blew up Tuesday showed bat II vas in
sound order,s but the fireman. va late in
getting up steam, and q ssye time put on
al the heat he could coIhliseds theh by
down;ona bench peAr. the engine and fell
asleep. All thewater boiled away sbdSe
the crown Oftheb boiler, which got red hot,
and wave soc1ing the boat threw tpe
water in. the boiler against the req hpt
plates With the usual result, Does any one
Of my readers ever think Whist q fearful
loss Of life there isYearly from earelessIiess
alone2 The record in England with its
small population shows that over fifty
thousand lives are lost each year in that
island through accident, What the h# +
in this country do not feel like 10 oking g
zee. But through the sheerest carelessness
yearly with kerosene lamps, red hot boilers,
unruly horses, and neglect Of signals on
railway trains. the number who find horri-
BILE and untimely deaths is too dreadful to
think Of.
{ - FAsH1oNS 3 81 -.
The new coaching hats are awakening
the astonishment Of our country cousins,
and no wonder. These enormous edihces
for the heed belong to the tinewhen every
body wentin coaches, that is unless they
did Ike most every one in those times and
stayed at home. Coaching hats are the
rouehest Of rough-ahd-ready Drown straw,
with brim and high crown about the size
for a convenient beehive. The brim
edged with silver cord and turned up at
the side, withtwot long feathers shading
the crown. They are wern 81 De face, a
one sees them b ola Enslszl pictures, ant
a fresh young face looks very rlquant un
der its load, but lt takes miracle Of deli
Ilcacy to wsaf ohs without boxing fast
All ths sr bats have cllawed tn,
lGainsh1 81 LEAD. with shady hrima turn
ed up, AID dropping plpmes, and hranche
of fowefs nesng IL ths back
Ready-nade clothiag aas neverso oheal
or SO good as now. Women can Outwit tn
dressmakers, when they can go to any stor
and buy the trimmest, prsttiest Of Percai
morning-dresses, with iaunty basque, over
skirt in the latest style, and fopnees com
plete, and what's more, made IS neatly 2
any woman would make one for herself 70
what do you guessS Just "a, a
told. An embroidered linen suit OF new
est pattern. only costs from % to $40, an
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

A report is giveH-of another spsech Of
Gov. HaFes at the rsception tendefed TO
him Saturday evenias by his friends and
neighbofs Of FreRont Ohio. 1t was not
q political affair, snat tie speech had little
70 do VEiEh politics. 1t consists Of genial,
hOmely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the interest
and pride manifestsd,by a community in
one Of its best-kDoWR bestowed citizens,
through whose lofty position in the eyes Of
the nation and the. world his town. and
State have been highly honored.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

Thesritical season bf the yesr has ar
rived, when it reqsirss much lin in the
manufacturer Of cheese and the handling
Of milk There is much compliant about
the ONO make NON iu market. The dai-
rymen should deliysr their milk early in
the morning. Shoala.cleanse th q cans as
soon as returned ftom the fsctorf. Aessrs.
Smith & Underhill of.New YoT)i,la large
and experienced comHission house, think
the manufacturers soNld too high ard too
rapidly and depena, ,lnOrs upon the, scald
for holding the cheese. than the ,acid, and
this haf tsndensyLtp make them open
and tough, and wiz not keep their Aavor,
and -gndesirabls ta-the trade. l would
suggest taking oft-hut little cream from
the cans during Jgly-snd August, Il you
expectto get rernuHsrative pri6s.
Yours res pectfuIly,
II & r WRrIs
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

All the members of Rising Sun Lodge
No. %, and visiting brothers in good
standing are nttifed to meet at Masonic
Hall on Saturday evening, July LIST, at 8
P, m. sharp. Business of importance.
- 1fN By order G. B. Raser, W. NJ.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
SO 90 ~ ~ I'd
a Heaifhs7 7rOI7offn S7F7777 "A Z

Physicians, who certainly ought tO=be tie
best Judges Of such matters, declare tli,tt
wholesme Stimulation IS not only desirabls
but essential in many Instances. When the
temporary good effect Of q sound Etimul6nt
the case Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, by
the action OF tonic and alteEatiFea pEincplea
combined with 1t, becomes an Infinitely more
eficaeious renovant Of physical energy and
q corrective OF those cOndi9ionsr Of the BODY
whoa inYlte dfeease,s The B1tters hf4d ~
ceiVed the5 emphatic sanction Of medical
men who have observed the effect Of thatpop.
ulRr stinulstfye cordial as 3 remedy for
weakness. nervousness, dyspepsia, coHstipa.
ton Inactivity Of the hvef, Inaiarf0Es feYers
ana many other disorders. Its basis ss sound
old rye, lthe purest llquer known to COM
merce, and itself possessing tonic properties
IF No r0aar ordar
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
rhlnknr yourself

Thousands lead miserable lives, sutterins
rom dyspspsla, atdlseset II y ;, k',Sr -. -.
fl,,ar,eSs weak ness, irregular appelle, loN
snifit raising f5od amer eating, ena aellef
49, 80 eieE vet ret little sympathy. TIA
m S.flfng remedy which Il yearly restqltng
fhouSands. Is DaCosta's Radical Cure, sold ~
a Is cent bottle Will oonyince yOn of its
inertia nnrl,t ofla'F AE,ot ner boa hfter read
inc this but 70 and get q bottle, and your re-
lief Is as certain as you live. VIII You DO ~,
or viii YOU continue 10 snffers Think iol
Proa fafke elps Pleasal. worm
fectlye safs and extremely ndlRlahl1- ia
physic required. Costs sc. Try Il. lYisloeoW
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
10 ConaumptIHea.

The advertiser, a retired physician, having
providentially discovered while medical
missionary In Southern Asia, very simple
vsgetaAle remedy at ne speedy asd FeyIs
Hent cure q cbs,S,ia iio,, lstlli,a, l.loneisi.-
IA, Catayrh and ali threat and lung aliecslonss.
also positive and radical specinc ~ 10, 49, 49,
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, tiil - -. a,
Gus Con1plaints feels it his duty - .i ..-e - :.
known TO his suffering felloMs- i Ast,iss 49, -
this motive he viii elseI' e.l n, the rscipe Ar
nrensrlnT- and the directlons ior snccf-slel.5
iselng, fhis providentially dlsooYese9 ss,'|s q
~, TsboSe who wish 70 avail eiilsetN &. q E
~ - ~ fhi9 itIcovery 0llilont colt, TN
~ 20 hy return mail, hE addressing Wlth
stamp, naming this Paper 49,, : '.lsss Q
sm.ls7i Nc. $ NiagAFa 81, BpnAio, n. 7.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
DIED.

KNAPP.-In Ashtalula 2ish insc, Of consump-
tion, Mrs. LOvey Knapp, wffe OF N. Knapp /;
aged % years.
McNUTT.-In jefferson, 2ath inst, Of ulcera-
-ft0n Of the bowels, Andrew J. MeNutt, aged
43 years.
KINGsBURY-In Kingsville, 18th inst, ofcon-
sumption, Sarah NJ, wife OF N. 1. Kings
oury, aged a years. CQngI TTTV
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
Come and Celebrate !!
GRAND PREPARATIONS FOR
TIE COMING FOURTH.
A KAaHFIOEET PRoOEs8IOE !

The indications now are that the coming
celebration of July 4th at Ashtabula viii
be the grandest affair Of the kind ever held
in this comfy. All the different commit
tees report excellent progress. and the ar
rangements viii be carried out in a very
satisfactory pAnhsr. There vii BE a vsFFI
slight change from the programme pub
Iished in the TELEGRAPH of last week, as
will be seen by the following. lfgsi ads
At sunrise a salute OF l3 guns viii be
fred by the Ashtabula Light ARTILLERY, and
TIE PROCESSION
viii form at 10 O'Clock on the south side Of
North Park, right resting on Main Street.
There viii undoubtedly be some changes
in the order Of the procession, but is Civ
en- as now arranged:
ORDER oF PROCESSION. ( /
AShtabula Brass Band
Protection Fire Company.
Protection Hose Company
Ashtabula Martial Band
Neptune Steamer.
Neptune Hose cenpany, 20 b
AshtabIua Hook and ladder Colnffihy
81, ~ Geneva Brass Band
Geneva Fire Department
Conneaut Fire DePa tsnent
Steam Printing fress and 1E4lslneF !
u q KlngsVille Hand. 6
St Joseph Temperance Society.
AshtabulR Artillery.
t t@3 odd Fellows.
Masonic Order.
C0nneaut Band.
Knights Templars.
Ashtabula Rifles.
Municipal Authorities.
Procession viii move at II a. m, passing
over the principal streets, and returning to
North Park. ~ j
Music by bands and salute of 40 guns.
Address of welcome, by DIR. E. L. King,
President of the day.
Music, By Musical Union and Chorus. -
Reading Of Deelaration OF Independence,
by L. W. Day.
Music, by Musical Union and Chorus.
Historical papers.
Music, by Musical Union and Chorus.
Grafton, by Hon. L. s. SherpaHs
Music, by Musical Union and Chorus.
Dinner, and music By bands.
Toasts and responses, with music.
Infantry and artillery practice. ..Jo,s
Hook and ladder hand, and steam fire
engine praetice. - 4. si.,sd9 g,ae :
Martial music. -. ~ ..,-,.ls.. /
Salute, So guns, at sunset.
In the evening there viii be a grand con-
cert in the North Park by the Common
wealth Minstrels, Musical Union. Bands
and Orchestras.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
'Islis' n 81 , S. m1 l.i, 81. {

James Reed, senior of the Ashtabula
Telegraph, tells his readers in his usual
terse (?5 and easy style hew much he saw
let the Centennial on his recept yisit to the
great ExhibitiaA, bat q u4 n Ilot had
time to fullytIAnSiabeftto BlAih tEhelisA
we are unable to tell whether he is joking
or not.-IiBles.
Alas for the sanitary effects Of farm life
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
WV AnvRRFasEnKETs.


JassllA Wgasr. Riasnilg I
aHnIlH - 1rl. .nNrU
7aoraaa Csliiaa DsfcnduatJ t1a-.
@Besoro Z. W Richards. ,, Pa o5 = =
foWnship Ashtabula county 49, ~ - ~. ~.
~, ~ 4 IN day Of June, a D. ~. 80 J -
.,ce iS-s,sd An Order or Attachment ~ ne
above action 4of ne SUI 10 ~ ~
Ashtabula, June ., iAe.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30


66flrlnaass ars al habsy.iiA tsesmil-
ing prospect Of plenty The crops promise
great abundance in respect to every thing,
with the pSFtisl exception 0t fhat Of wheat
winter killed. This, too is better than
could have been ezpectedpt the opening Of
spFb I bht haIEsroJ NJ sxh edted
a three quarter one is well-nigh assured.
There are, however. exceptional localities
that could not look better in any season.
This Is strgs along Ehs ridges Sast ana
vest. Lon our Geneva trip on Saturday
last, We noticed that this crop was almost
uniformly good. Thus the disappOint-
mentg and loses Of last PEAR sre likely to
bs more than made mp. Pasture never
was so green and abundant at this season
Of the year, and the dairying business is
alike productive with every thing else on
the farm. : Prices of both butter and
eiissss rdle ssaGlhs former scarcely above
ashillipg, for choice, end seheessFaries bUt
httis nom nine cents. 1hongh shearing
time has arrived, lsIha m6eh of the wool has
been elipRea, there, is % meEketypr unge
81 pfices.s Buyers 40 not shoR tkeniseiSes,
willing. probably, IN remembrance of last
years experience to bide theiI chances and
take the Eua 81 th.Ilarlhet. THIS while ev-
cry thing teenslEifh .abandance, the ten
dency of prices is downward. VItis, how
ever, becoming pEattyleveR thing with
the husbandman. The prices Of labor are
pretty much on a per with the prices Of pro-
dReey and the relations between them are
not likely again soon to become as disprO-
pPFtiQpets g hsretQfQve,II ~ 04qV
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
Special trains on the A., Y. 6. P. R. R.
July Fourth, I1s7e, Pill rnn as folovs9 +
Ar1iTe AsiItabaIa. .WILE.

<A1HAe AalllAOt44a. 4.b $50 = - ~ 'ONs -
Returning, one train will leave Ashtabu-
La at 500 p. m.., and one will leave abeat
10:0Op. m, Immediately after the evening
exercises.
sbeciaD trains Ell run beiveeh AsKtibu-
La and HarbOr, all day, as follows:
Leaving Ashtabula at $50, 1915, II 90,
HAS, a. M, 1s: 80, i:lS geo, a2.4s, % 9 90
4:15, 500, pm. 81 %
Leave Harbor at 1O:O0 10 As, Ii 80,
a. m, 1915, 100, las, 2:8O, s:15, 400,
4;45 $780, p. m, .,,- ..a ,t..
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

- 1l,-. PERFECT DAYS. $50.
d Now or never, as the poet says, they
come and this June deserves special mem
tomas being the best Of its kind. The
mortal who wants anything better than
this cool, half shady, sunshiny weather,
ought to go to Philadelphia on an excursion.
He would come back ready to appreciate
his blessings. The city. has not had 50
healthy and clear an atmosphere in spms
mer since before the Tweed ring was in
power. 40 - agga ..s7'JaFs
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
Soldiers Of 1919. residing IN 4sht.bn,s

cOunty-"Attentionl" You are hereby in
vited to participate in the celebration of
the coming Centennial at Ashtabula, July
4th. Please report to the committee in
person or in writing as soon as possible, so
that arrangements may be made for car
ria9es for your accommodation.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
81, zoe worth OF Lace Goods on Con
siGnnaent.

We have just received from New York
importer, one thousand dollars worth Of
Llama and Lace Points and Jackets, with
orders to sell the same at less than cost Of
importation, to close out the stock. These
goods viii be on sale thirty days only.
Persons who wish to obtain Lace Point or
Jacket at half its value should not let this
opportunity escape Carlisle & Tyler.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

opportunity escape Carlisle 8 Tyler.
Being absent for time in business, and
making ehangssia in lOsstiOn, take pleas
urs a tilla king my AN fOus friends for
their very liberal patronage IN yeas past,
ana hope to esltli lie same BY kasping
conf lets 4 81 q goods and invite. tie
attention q buyers from all parts Of the
county 70 my prices and styles, Which viii
be complete aud lower than any other house
in trade. The Cl0thier,E .saos.fr aEos
-ialEias = fsai J. E. LHonuDEU, g
Collins Block, Main street, opposite Far
meFs' National Bank, Ashtabula, 0. 400
Black Grenadines at very low prices, At
Carlisle 8 Tyler's.Z stss
.tfd4i Fourth OF July!
B. Webb & Sons is the place to buy your
Clothing.
Ladies Gauze Wrappers, at Carlisle &
Tyler's.
Talk is cheap; buteall and be convinced
that B. Webb & Son are selling Clothing
way down to bottom prices HnH
3 GAsat rsdaOilOn In price. u Parusoas
and Sun Umbrellas, at Carlisle s Tyler's.
THommedieul, the olothier, who win
take q shaving on the lowest prices Of any
dealer-here'or elsewhere.
4t9O ds J. E. 1otl1EDlEU.
Headquarters for Fans q iisls q Ty
lerss g...a1
The ERIE STORE has Just opened tls lar
gest and finest line 81 Linen SUIT syer
shown in Ashtabula, oFer forty aislent
styles in Polsnaiss, fer ma thtsa see
Suits, Neslin busters, &C.. e prices vary
ing from s1.s5 to $1,000 Reduction in
Kids" Spring and Opera Tints, two, bat
ton, from SIPS to s1.Oo. Opera Tints
from $3.50 to s1,s5. New Dress Goods
and Parasols this week. 49,.
Nottingham Curtain Iaces, At reduced
prices at Carlisle &TylsF's - l-Za-
WREfpfSo PAPERs. Crosby & Wetherwax
have q large stock Of the different grades
and sizes Of wrapping paper, that win be
sold at the lowest living rates, 19a.
New lot Of shetland Shawls in White
and Scarlet at Carlisle 8 Tyler's.
Carpet paper, best thing out, ct ae'i
| sdt ahila NIoTrison's.
Big bargains in Dress Linens, at Car
Isle & Tyler's. ts.1 ~.
DO you want good fitting shirtsi OF
course you dol Wen, you can depend up
on getting them COED and p ftf yOu call
at B, Webb s Sons. a4 aoi
MEMS and boys Pant Linens, cheap, At
Carlisle TFlefs. iil
VIII not nor cannot Be- undersOld.
h ]. &. L'HonHDrEu,
400 Main street, Ashtabula, o.
Linen Embroideries. silk Fringss, Fans.
Tinted Kids, Bustles, received this week,
at CashsEe 3 &Fylers..l Y ~
REH5v4E.Lws propose to remove our en-
tire stock into the keeping Of our patrons
as fast as possible at small adyancs on
cOst.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
VerY Cheap

We are selling of our large stock of Pa
peteriss at cost to close ont, Call and see
our variety and get prices. 4i- ~
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
PERFEcf ! DAYS.

Perfect Days-strees Sesnery-Aeei.
dents-FashiOns-P -POIif1eal-Vander-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
LOCAL NOTICES.

Castorfa is perfect substitute for Castor
on. Riahout amy. ofits objections, for it is
pleasant to take, and does not nauseate or
grippe. For costiveness at any age, but espe-
cially for sour stomach, wind collie, worms
and the disordered bowels Of children, 1t il
the most effective remedy in existence. It is
AHHs4lessss Hil1l its reliable it's chsaP, nlo0 a
.hati3ii02 81 8SiI4
There need be no pain where Centaur
Liniment is used. Burns and scalds are heal
ed without a scar rheumatism, sprains and
most flesh bone and muscle ailments can be
absolutely cured. There are two kinds. Tne
White Centaur Liniment is for family use
the 'Feflow feF horses and aninnals. A TIA
will convince the incredulOus. ISt1SS0
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
District Ma EAsasdnl laaltby, supt.

DIslIIct NIX . AAHIlI10II lA1IoUli o'If'''' ,
Dist, No. 4. J. " :. Sims. Supt,s Dist 10.
%, M s. ". sstfeesel6 -Shpt. BistS 40.
II. EiNinE Hatch. Sppt There are two
other districts that ought to have Sabbsth
Sch6bls tkis slilhinerthat probably SilIlnOs-
We see by the papers that the Fourth is
coming TO this county this year, for which
we are glad, and mean to see it, ,. Is
. sSaybrOok, JUNE sSth, 1915.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
Big bargains in Table Damasks and Nap
bins. at Carlisle 8 THler's. u. - -

.GowDTis POUIFRY PowDER.--Save your
poultry BY using Gowdy & Co.'S Infallibls
Cure and Preventive for Cholera and Gapes,
the diseases that kin millions Of chickens
every wear. See aIvertisement. It
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

,sr-Ies sIll .ptesrie etitahs. rseAna f'Ps stee
loose combustibis materials bout FneiI
b.,lliie l;lIiore osiilI..s - Iessaested
~ tIl.S lIsl z part-
lnert .fsnq .TEa1fTs FassAs iiE
-Thers Is no discount on she fact thst
my 4.'IErn IS . EarsgaEs Of a laadlard and
clever fsllav. Bat perhaps after ell he de-
!. serves no particular credit for it, for it is
.nstise. nafaral--he, lilss ToEzy, Just s,grow-
el.e Z Iandiofd. he. hoarysr s wsll
grown and there Is nothing sbpnt the char
acter and position but that be- undsFstAnds
-fOresas bg intuition. TheRehtfal and
providers, generous, gentlernailly, while
neatpess, taste and eomfogt preside ever
every part Of his cosy establishment. :, But
again, afler AZ. he is only qne Of fthe feasr4l
hessl4 The ether member knows inst IS
-sSlf IS ne does ana IS inst as vel adapted
tolisr place. But vhatls the use 6t talking.
The whole thing-the lapdlqrt tbs land
h,dy. the housa, the stables endsold FeihP
are al .eeihsih their Nsy, and component
psTss q aisalnplstsana nnequalsd .hostelFy.
-natgtli shlfel.pfI elhESrlQitk that
filed our villagers with alarm during the
AearY YishoWsr Of aioBday night last, shout
I O'Clock. struck the house Of George Hail.
on StsG6r strssD Z It seeIAslt6 have struck
the chimney on lEs n. W. sids, scattering
tie bfieks from TIE top. While portion Of
the charge descended the chimney and
found escaps through The stove-pipe hole,
filing the. rooa With saot ,and debris,
but lsatips 10 ffsrtbsr max 81 its sespe.
Another and probably the main portion,
fOllowsdfhesgutser,I doElaiEg f,F lsSIIEf
Is lutllr .illi aeross the back To me YER
fielelssder on the sohtb eastern corner.
Tl.is It descended. burning IL in two.
in 4uasAAes, knocking che e6eaef u the
house of just above the basement line. 1t
then jumped 3 cEtsrn barrel under the
spout, and passed through q washtab 6lled
with va ef ssandihg upon the ground, out
side of if, riddling, bursting and slixering
the tub. TbakiR Ras perISrated in three
81 HIre different places The corner Of
tEs house ia which ST. and 1frs. Hall we're
slsepiIg, IN the second story, was passed
entiEsly around without their feeling The
shock Shingles and portions o. the tin
guttefing were fou1ld several rods from
d. haIisa IN tla eaEleas
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

.Aolal Oh Obedt On. Shadraeh H7y
s,lsrs1ssts3 Rltn eASO1s3 - aa'fe'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

Having Just returned from the East am
now prepared to sell Clothing, Hats, Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods as cheap
as any other Clothing House in the
County. b, WEaR s SoN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

Wise men win expend their money where
it viii purchase the most glAas.s ltza slsa1
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

FoR SALE.-Six acres Of eligibly situated
land, near the esnterof business, for sale
on favorable terms. Apply to
b-s IS F. D. FIcKssER.
AshtaDula, June %, 1876. $50
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

The lightning Of Monday. evening,
says the Reporter, killed a valuable horse
belonging 10 a D. BAe6A, of Mon
roe. It also leveled to the ground some
seven rods Of fence. letting thirty head of
cattle into corn field, which they nearly
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30
whlss Rlaas &c. atgaisal -

Just received-A new stock Of Clothing
at B. Webb s Sons, and viii sell as cheap
as the cheapest. st1ss1
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

Black Grenadines at very low prices, at
Carlisle 8 Tylsr's. stss
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-10
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