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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
Personal.

Miss Lois Mygatt sr.ived in town
last Monday.
Mr.. Lindergrc en-, of the Times, is confn-
ell to his house.
The smiling face of Robert K. Brown
was seen upon our streets last Sunday.
Mr.. J. F. Sexton, P. NJ, has gone to
the Centennial to make thrce week'svisit.
Mr.. Fred Williams is assisting in the
postofice in the absence of Postmaster
Sexton.
Mr.. Geo. W. Dickinson retu- ned from
his eastern trip last Saturday evening, vel 7
much improved in health and spirits.
Mr.. E. W. Gu is, washin, .on corres-
pondent Of the Chicago Inter Ocean, made
us pleasant call last Thursday morning
He has been visiting bis friends here.
Levi A. Ensiel, the gentlemanly book
keeper of Messrs. J. NJ. Faulkner & Son,
who has been spending a five weeks va
cation in she east, returned last Saturday.
We were favored on Monday last With
a call fiom our old friend, D. C. Apen, on
his return from the county convention. His
health does not appear to be very well
established, and does not allow him to give
much atteGtion to business.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
RepubIIean County Convention.

The Republican County Convention
on Monday was called 10 order at II a. m.
by J. A. Howels, chairman of the Commit
tee. A permanent organization was effect
ed by electing Hon. E. Il. Fitch as chair
man, who, upon taking the seat, made a
stirring speech. Hon. D. C. Allen was
chosen Vice President, and J. P. Reig and
]. A. .Howells were appointed Secretaries.
Candidates for the various offices were
then presented as follows:
Sheriff. S. Young.
Coroner. R. Woolcot, ". r. Flower.
County Commissioner-E.. O.. Peck, Abel
Krum, W. Chamberlain, C. R. Stanhope,
S. Hayward, (Mr. Heywards name was
afterwards withdrawn) and E. P. Baker.
Infrmary Direetor-Ed. Hammond.
Convention adjourned till 1 80 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion 7. S. Young was nominated
for Sheriff by acclamation.
On motion the Chair appointed S. H.
Simonds and F. Thorp as tellers.
On first ballot W. A. Flower was nomi-
mated for Coroner-the ballot stood-Flow-
6S, R. P. Wolcott 90, scattering 5.
E. o. Peck was nominated on first ballot
for County Commissioner. the ballot being,
E. o. Peck 81, A. Krum 80.
Mr.. E. Hammond was nominated by ac-
clamation for Infrmary Director.
The following resolution was adopted
after considerable discussion:
Resolution, That the organization of
the Republican party in AShtabula county
shall consist of one County Central Com
mittee and twenty-eight Township Com
mittees. That the County Central Com
mittee shall consist of twenty-eight men,
bFrs, one from each township, and the
township oommittee shall consist of one
member from each school district, and the
township member of the County Central
Committee shall be er o6fciO Chairman of
the Township Committee.
On motion the present County Central
Committee was continued till the new
Committee is organized.
The following names were then presented
as members of the County Central Com
mittee:
W. P. Spencer, Geneva; ]. H. Kinnear,
Kingsville; jerome Way, CelebrOOk; a. S.
Cook, Lenox; L. R. Griffin, Andover; L.
K. Jones, Wayne; H. A. Reeves, New
Lyme; F. R. Smith. Windsor; Prof J.
Tuckerman, Austinburg; B. F. Luther,
Harpersfeld; W. A. Chamberlain, Dorset;
A. C. Brigham, Trumbull; W. H. Seager,
Denmark; W. B. Colson, Pierpont; A. W.
Stiles, Rome; Fl. F. Hitchcock, Mon
roe; ]. W. Sims, Saytrook; C. B. Leon
ard, Williamsfeld; James Reed, Ashtabu-
Ia. Adjourned.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
ASRTABuLA COUNTY NEWS.
FROM OUR own CORRESPONDENT


Eds. 7el:-The relations of the widow
Susannah KnowltOn, to the number OF
about seventy, assembled at her residence
in Morgan on Thursday, to celebrate her
eighty second birthday. She enjoyed the
occasion very much-the more so on ae-
count of the presence of daaghter-Mrs.
Foot-on visit. A picnic dinner in the
grove was partaken Of, and the day passed
in pleasant conversation and the listening
to stories of the early days Of the county.
As they separated the hope was expressed
with a degree of confidence, that they
might meet her and each other on many
more such occasions, as no death among
the relatives during the past year had Oc-
cured.
Allow me to say for the benefit Of your
Orwell correspondent, who expresses wish
to hear from me, that as the sap seems to
have had good run from his bump Of
marvelousness, since last Spring, so that he
has not opened the way for any further
notice from DOUBTER.
August 18th, 1876.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
Council Proceedings.
OFFICIAL REPORT

OEE4SAAb
The Council met at the usual hour last
Wednesday evening; present, the Mayor,
Fields, Crandall, Glover, Topky, Hitch
cock, and Manning. Mr.. Topky was ap-
pointed Clerk pro TEN. Minutes of the
preceding meetings read and approved.
Committee on Parks reported that they
had the grass and weeds cut down on the
old burying ground in rear of Baptist
Church, and were instructed to burn OF
haul off said brush.
On motion, the Sidewalk Committee was
authorized to spend amount of sidewalk
funds in hands Of Treasurer, for putting in
sidewalks for parties who have been noti-
ned and failed to comply,
The Sidewalk Committee reported ad-
versely to the petition for sidewalk on east
side of Park street,
A petition from property owners on Fisk
street, asking for an ordinance requiring
sidewalks to be built on the north side of
said street, was granted.
a petition from L. Tyler and Others,
asking for fire cistern to be constructed
On Camp street, was referred to Committee
On Fire and Water.
A resolution was offered inst. ucting the
COMMITTEES on Streets to appraise the four
feet of land in front of Mr.. Lovejoy's
property en- West street, and report at next
meeting;
Mr.: Cloysr was INSTRUCTED to confer with
the Chief Engineer in regard to a cistern
on station street:
On motion, the Committee on Sewers
were authorized TO repair the sewer across
Lake street, head Of Fassett avenue.
Adjourned until Thursday evening Aug.
oath.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

The new sunOry building Is now IN 8
state Of forwariIess. The wood work and
outside psinting is nearly completed, and
the plnstering viii soon be finished.
The Smith family have returned from
the Cbstauqua Lake surroundings, recup-
erated in body and spirit. and let down not
a whit Of their high appreciation Of this
as a health-giving and eh ,rning place for
1asticating.
On his way home from the East aud
The Centennial. MIR. N. II. Bliss, now resi-
dent Of Omaha. made as a call on Saturday
last and ordered the TELBGRAPH. The firm
is Brown & Bliss. importers and iobbers Of
crOckery. glass, silver-plated ware, etc,
etc. Though business is not over lively he
says they are getting along very comforta-
bly,. Bliss looks as if he enjoyed life.
E V. Wilson. spiritual'st, failed of
much of an audience on Monday evening,
bus on the next got out fair audience.
Mr.. W. is a ready speaker With a good
range and flow of lag1age. he recited
sundly Communications from the shsdowy
land, touching the history and character ST.
les OF several members of the Hubbard
fLmily, which we're thought to be al lea
singular and accountable. Or he $ C.
Ond evening he took up several Others and
also made some good points. The intere t
and attention Of the aud -ence was vcly evi-
dent.
-Vicks Floral Guidr-the fourth and
last number for the year, IS received. The
attractions of tbs work need hardly be
dilated upon, for Wick and a" his worfs
are identified tn some of tie dearest
memo. les of home. The first number FOR
II promises % be more beautiful ard more
attractive than fnv yet published. It will
be ready to send out by the 1st OF December.
A more charming eompaniOHfor the house
hold, and one at such trifling cost. could
hardly be found. 1t is published quarterly
price twenty-five cents year. All Gus
tome who -ade 18th the publishers to
the amorrt of cne dollar are eOrSi,lered
and receive the numbers free
of postage.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
NEW ApvERTIsEmENTs.
Aal Ordiannnce

To AUthOrizs the Issue Of Bonds TO Ez!
tend the Time of Payment of certain
Indebtedness Of the Incorporated VI
tage Of fAShtdbUIa.
SECIION l. Be it ordained bv
- the Council Of the Incorporated VfIlaes
0I Ashtabula, that the Mayor Of said vyiiias3s
Oes anu ne is hereby authorized and dfracfsd
i tS the oOn4s oI said Village OF Ashtabu-
~ 70 INT amount OF Six Thousand and Three
Hundred Dollars (S6SO0OO), for the prrnoSa ~
paying OF certain bonds heretofo-sr iss1,i SsS -
and falling due on and before the 7th daIy ~
October, A. D. 1876, and for exte5di1e,-S ny tEa O1
time Of payment Of said bonded indebted
ness.
SEC. II. Said bonds shall be signed by the
Mayor, countersigned by the Clerk, and Sealed
with the seals OF the Mayor and Clerk and
dated on the day ofthe issue thereof
SEC. III. Said bonds shall be each for the
sum of one hundred dollars or some multiple
thereof and shall bear interest at the rate OF
seven per cent. per annum, payable semi-an-
SEC; ". Said bonds shall be made payable
as follows:
,H1l one g, thousand dollars thereof on the third
uay oi september, A. D. 1873.
one thousand dollars thereof IN tho third
day OF september A. d IS7e
One Inousand dollars thereof on the third
day Of September, A. ID 1sS0
One thousand dollars thereof On tho +,,ir5
day Of September, A. d. IS8I VI W WA
One thousand dollars thereof on the third
day of September, A. d. 1882.
One thousand three hundred dollars thereof
on the third day Of September, A. D. isssS GU
SEC. V. Said bonds shall have coupons at
tached signed by the Treasurer of said village
SEC. VI. Said bonds and coupons shall be
payable when due at the Office Of the Treas
urer of said village.
SEC. VII The Clerk shall keep an accurate
record of the number, amount, and date OF
Issue and maturity ofeach bOndissued under
this Ordinance.
SEC. VIII. That for the payment Of the
principal and interest of such bonds at ma
turity, the faith and credit Of the InoOrpOr-
ated village Of AShtabula are hereby pledged.
SEC. TX. This Ordinance shall take effect
on the 10th day after its first publication.
Passed August 2Ist, 1875.
ii. P. HEPBURN, Mayor.
Attest: JAMES RFFD- Jr Clerk
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
NEW LYME.

The Ohio and Pennsylvania yearly
meeting of the Freewill Baptists will be
held this year with the New Lyme Church,
beginning at ten A. NJ, on the 1st of Sep
tember, and continuing over the following
Sabbath, September Sd. 1t will be preeed-
ed by a Ministers Institute, which will
commence with discourse by Rev. o. D.
Patch, of Cleveland, on the evening Of the
29th of August, and extend to the yearly
meeting. Besides the ministers belonging
to the yearly meeting, others from abroad
are expected, among whom will be Prof
Ransom Dunn, D. D., of Hillsdale College
Michigan, and ReY. DR.. G. H. Ball, of
New York, city editor Of the Baptist Union.
If the weather is favorable on the Sabbath,
probably several services will be held in
the grove, and a basket dinner will be
suitable. F. Il DRAKE.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
Fine work.

Fickinger, our new carriage maunfac-
turer, has Just built Brewster Side Spar
wagon for gentleman in Amboy. 1t is
perfect beauty as far as style and finish
are concerned and its strength is wonder
ful. He loaded it with three men whose
total weight was 415 pOrnds and drove
through our streets and over The numerous
crossings Nth no appearant strain on the
buggy. The weight is 245 pounds, and it
sells for the low price Of $3.50. Mr.. Flick
niger is gentleman of excellent tasye and
business energy, and we expect to see an ex-
tensive business develope under his manage
ment.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

Last Friday Arden Rockwell Of Kings
vile visited the Harbor snd while there be-
came intoxicated. When last s. en- he was
walking on the west pier. 1t is supposed
he fell into the water at this place. His
body was found the next day and Justice
Bugbee summoned juIy, which rendered
a verdict that the deceased came to his
death by drowning while in a state of in
toxication. Rockwell was about thi. y
years OF age and married.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
4 Grand Excursion,

A grand two-days steamboat excursion
to Put-in-Bay and return will take place
next Monday and Tuesday, August 2Sth,
and 29th, under the auspices of the Knights
TempIar of Conneaut. The Steamer Me-
tropolis will leave Conneaut Harbor for this
excursion at $3.50, next Monday morning,
28th, Ashtlbula Harbor at 10 A. NJ, and
arrive at Put-in-Bay same evening at Z
O'Clock, and remain there until Tuesday
evening, Aug. 29th-tAus giving the excur-
siOnists ample time to visit Perry's Cave
and other points Of interest. At 2 P. Nj.
of Tuesday will occur at Put-in-Bay the
Annual Inspection and Review, by the
Grand Commandery, of the Knights Tenn
plaP Of the State. To witness this will of
itself repay the time and expense incurred.
Cache Commandery, of Conneaut, will so
on this excursion in full uniform. There
will be good music in attendance. Excur-
sionists VIII provide themselves with re-
freshments. Fare for round trip only 50.
Tickets for sale in Ashtabula by H. ]. Top
Ky, VIM Glover and G. ". Dickinson, and
at Ashtabula Harbor by Geo. B. R.ser.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
DIED,

DEwEY.-In Austinburg, at the residence of
his brother, August l1th, Reuben Dewey,
aged 81 years.
RoCKwELL-At Ashtabpla Harhor, 18th inst,
by accidental drowning, Mr.. Arden A. Rock
well, Of Kingsville; aged Is years.
ROsE-In Austinburg, 18th inst, very sudden
ly Of heart disease, Mr.. Augustus Rose; aged
81 years.
GUTHRIE-In COnneaut, 18th inst, very sud-
denly, Mr.. Harvey Guthrie; aged 70 years
Deceased was one of the oldest residents OF
Conneaut, and was buried with Masonic
hOnOFs.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
scrIBner for septcm ber.

The September numberof SeriBner con-
tains three complete old-fashioned stories,
viz: THE Ghostly Rental" by Henry
James, Jr. ''The Voyage of the America, y
dialect story of a shipwreck with the
doubtful fascination of being true), by
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps; and princess
Isle" A charming fairy story from the
German. with dainty illustrations by
Frederics. Other illustrations are the third
ipstalment Of Col. Warnings account of his
picturesque boat-ride down the Mosel, call
ed the "Bride Of the Rhine and this
month dealing with the vineyards and folk
life of this little-visited region: paper on
"Insanity," by Charles D. Robinson, with
some curious Illustrations Of the brain dur
ing the progress Of the malady. The 9th
er departments are well kept up, "Brie-a-
Brac" being especially entertaining this
month,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
MARINE NEWS,
ARRIYEQ.

Ahh4fE-A.
Aug. l5-sohr. FRANKIE Wilcox, Smell, light
Detroit; schr ]. 8. ONeil, Davis, 1014 tons ore
Marquette: scow Perry White, Lynn, light
PIT. Culbourne; sehr L. Ransom, light Buna-
10 schr Watson, light, Erie.
l9-schr E. P Beals Collins, light, Buffalo
schr Charles Hinkley, Delarge, 5S5 tons ore,
Marquette.
L'Anse; schr Brunette, DOran, lll2 tons ore,
L'Anse; prop Sparta, Mckay, 9S8 tons ore, Mar
quette; schr Higgte and Jones, Higgie, 79l
tons ore, Escanaba.
p -sehr John Breedon, Brock, 3l9 tons ore,
Marquette; schr Sumatra, Morse, 207 tons ore,
Marquette.
2f-schr IshpeminS, PoEter, Ftj tons ore, Es-
canabay prop r, 2. Hale, Stone, III tons ore,
Marquette sehr A. Bradley, Moran, lila tons
ore, Marquette; schr Col. Cook, Deott, 0i5
tons ore, Marquette.
CLEARED.
Aug. 15-schr C.Wilson, Wilson, $50 tons coal
Chicago.
l6-Genoa, Dugot. light, Marquette; seow
FRANKIE Wilcox, ,Babbitt, 5c1 tons coal, Detroit;
schr Rawson, Ill tons coal, Chicago.
H-scow Perry White, Lynn, 30 tons coal,
ls-sehr ], s. Q1Seil, Davis, light, Duluth.
2l--E. P. Beals, Collins, 600 tons coal, Buffa-
10; Higgie and Jones, Higgie, light, Chicago ;
sehr Hinkley, Delarge, light, Cleveland.
2 I3-Brunette, Doran, light, Marquette.
l7-pFop Kelly, Shepherd, Erie.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
Concert.

The Vocal and Instrumental Concert 20
be gwen in ne Presby ierian church, WI
occur on Wednesday evening, Aug. 3O,h,
fine prog ANNE of which has been ar
ranged. The e VIII be performances upon
both the organ aud piano, and the choi.
viii be assisted by Mss Mygatt, of Wash
ington, Miss Eastman Of Kingsville, Miss
Ella Mansfield and Mr.. Mansfield of Cleve-
land
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

pApxrp,s GINGER. TONIC.-The most
usefnl medicine ever presented TO the
nnblic This active and efncient RENE
XIV is the certain cure for DtdITh0d, DgStn-
SSry,, S1oIerd MOrbtas. Cramps, CNQtte, DySpep-
~ Som lS0mGch, HedTtshiii'R aud FtGtitelaee
and at the same time imparts Nlgor 70 tne
Stomaoh Improves the appetite and aids d.
9esfion 10 the nervous invalid and the IN
sbTiate seeking to reform, 10 Is of the great
or on the nervous system will enable any to
reform, who would otherwise fail from ner-
yous prostration and want OF strength.
Travellers farmers, and Others exposed TO In
clement weather, should always Gary Il with
them; 1t protects the body nom cold and the
effects Of variable climate and diet. tits un-
eoualed as O tonic In recovery nom fevers and
exhausting sickness and II Is especially Valu-
able to the aged and feeble. We feel confident
that after trial OF this remedy no person
will ever want to be without IL. IylS7e
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
A Double Danger AEerted.

The inhabitant of a malarious reiqon 1,
threatened by double danger. He is not
only compelled tn bra,,b. ,,tosr,. r.. -
sl0dttoac H. since it infects not only the atmos-
Phere, out the water. Tie aerial poison
threatens ms s,ys system through the lungs and
Against this double peril there Is but o0e M
lection, and that is to invigorate The e,i2ti,
body through the digestive and seeratiSa nr
gans. Tonics usually fail to aecomHlisb
this -HOstetter's Stomach Bitters never IN
the tropics, where the disease originated bI,
malaria are of a far more malignant tyna
the temperate zone, it enjoys immense and
constantly increasing sales. and there is nc
portion of this continent where It is not the
reigning specific for miasmatie fevers and
disorders Of the stomach, liver and bOwles
proceeding from malaria and other causes.
lml3S8
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
After Many Years.

About four years ago two registered let
ters were missed from the route on the
Ashtabula & Oil City Roal, between Viii.
liamgfeld and Simon.- One Of the letter.
contained $50 was going south, and the
other, $50, for the north. An investigation
was made and ], r. Stamford and NJ. w
Graham the route agents were required tt
pay over the amount. Last week the reg
istered letters and several other packages o.
mail matter were found in the Office at Sim
on, in an old mail pouch that had lait
there for nearly four years. Stranfort
says he shall go to the Centennial Very
soon; Graham is yet to be heard from.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

The -Woman's Temperance League for
Ashtabula Co. will hold their first quarter
ly meeting for the year in the Methodist
church at Orwell, Tuesday, Sept. 9th,
commencing at 10 A. NJ. services also af-
ternoon and evening. A pleasant and prof.
liable time is expected. We hope the
LeasIe throughout the county will ap-
point their delegates without further no
tice, and be well Represented. Ali inter
ested in temperance work are cordially in
vited to attend. Let us have grand rally
OF temperance workers from all parts OF
the county. We expect the presence, and
during the meeting, an address from Mrs.
Mary Ding, Of Newark, General Secretary
for Ohio, H, q. HAMMOND.
Sayhrook' Aug. Is. Asst. Sec'y.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
From the Geneya ZINC

Will our Reporter friends please bear in
mind to reprint "Sambo's speech in Ash
tabula" in its first issue after our Congress
sional election, and see if they can get a
smile out of it thenp That was not very
digniAed piece of business for Republican
newspaper in Ashtabula county. 1t might
do for almost any locality in Georgia, and
ESPECIALLY for that section Of the State lying
near Hamburg, s. C. Ashtabula and Cen
eral Garfield can stand it, but how about
the RepOrferp
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
AshtabuIa MARKET.
From the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago Market.

The Chicago produce markets were moder-
ately active Tuesday, provisions being slow &
breadstuffs firm. Mess pork closed 4jc per
brl lower, at SIC 95@I7.O0 cash. Lard closed
251Ie per 100 lower, at 5000 cash. Lake freights
were active, at &c for corn to Buffalo. Rail
freights were unchanged. Flour was steady.
Wheat closed 1zc lower. at 0lc for August and
911A for September. Corn closed &c lower, at
1890 cash and 441<c for September. Oats
closed No higher, at S01zc for cash or Septem-
Der, and 30A for October. Rye was flrmer at
53@5lc. Hogs were in fair demand and ruled
steady st Mondays prices, poor to choice sell
ling at S5.7566.40. Cattle were fairly active,
and closed weak and a shade lower. Sheep
were unchanged. Last Saturday evening
there were in store in this. city 1,076,T71 bu
wheat, ,7c5 bu corn, 1l4,O53 bu OATS l47 ,sS9
bu rye,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
A card to the American PubI,c.

For many years we have made tvzo r,o5-
ieines suited 70 the ailments of a vast class
OF sufferers. Thousands OF cures have. beeD
made by them, and, in fact, the word failure
could never be coupled with them. But
within the last two years cOunterfeits Of our
medicines have sprung up, dangerous in their
close imitation OF our Trade Marx. To secure
the people we have placed upon each genuine
box OF Holloway's Pills and HolloWay's Oint-
nent the fac simile Of the signature Of our
agent, Mr.. Jos. Hay6ock. To counterfeit
M Inls Is Ielony We shall relentlessly pursue
aily one VINO initiates this with the utmost
,g NlgoI t SI Ihe law. We most earnestly beg
will aid US in our effnrts 70 1rofac4 tbsir
health, ana helP us in our task OF bringing
these most unPrtneipled men to the bar OF
cines purpOrting to be ours unless MT los
HaydOck's signature is attached to each HOY
of Pills or Pot OF. Ointment and the end viii
soon be reached.
The public's Obedient servants.
IS7 HOLLOWAY a 90
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
Fairs.

Northern Ohio Fair, will be held Sept. Il,
u, lS II, and Is.
Ashtabula County, on Tuesday, Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday, september d, 2,
y and -
AndOver Union, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday, September %, q and -
Orwell, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
September :, 8 and 9.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

FATAL AcCIDENr.-On Thursday last. as
Mr.. Geo. Clark and Mr.. DeBow Of New
Lyme, were going from Morgan to Foot
vile, an accident occurred which resulted
in the death Of Mr., CLARK. They were
driving young horse, and on approaching
the bridge about mile west Of Rock
Greek, the horse hesitated about entering
the bridge; on being urged, he started IN
such way as to throw Mr.. Clark violently
against the railing Of the bridge, Whleh
fractured his ribs, splinter from one en-
m, and died about In the evening. he
left wife and child.-SeRtiRel.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25
LINnRNVILLE.

Born-In Wayne Aug. 81, son and
daughter, to Edward H. and Hannah M.
Jones, Ed was away at the time of the &C
cident, and upon returning and looking
over the field coolly enquired, Ibid any
get away?' a9f
1t is raining splendidly to-day, and no
objections, as we have use for it. There
was slight frost in some localities on Men
day night P.
Aug. %, 1876.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-08-25

There need be NO pain where CentAur
Liniment is used. Burns and scalds are heal
ed without a scar, Rheumatism, sprains end
most fesh hone and muscle ailments can be
absolutely cured. There are two kinds. The
White Centaur Liniment is for family use,
the Yellow for horses and animals. trlal
will convince the incredulous. lStlSoO