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, 1876-01-12
Giniae ante Griin0e

1.-gtne ueue 6 rHnbuns, srinbIi@ sesrais
tinb seihsrt Surd @atent.
2.-Ma6t einen noIIf m menen 2nd'Su@,
slei@ auf beioeH soften, an alien @rten BON Stof1ss.
3.--2auft leibt, ianft, serdul6los unb~ rai&-bsNt
Is pmbination BON G~i9enI1aFten.
4-Dauerboit-lauft abrt lans obns Rspa'
eaturen.
5.-@errt@tet allie Grtsn pom Irbstt
uno Sanep N6bereten IN elmer por3ugliheng9eslt.
6.-St fir Der Irbeiter Iebr leiht 3u a b.
baben. Vie GGuee Der Slide fapn rs9nlirt ipsrSsn,
luGbreno bic Moi9ine i'm 6anse lit, uno oiele fam
nit elllenr Saoen' perlebeu ipsroen, obne oaB oerlelbs
ohrh 96t9er iu sebeR bat.
s.-~lan emf a d, itunrei6, elegant, ttosn
Der Std obue ben Gsbrau9 upu Cog g8beel Gears.
Rotarp Cams uuo 2eoer 9rins formirt Diro. Dat ben
Automati . rop 6eeb, meltsr eine slet@'
mGBige 9Gnse hrs Stt6es bel tr9eHS
elmer BeI6mtuoigfeit IL BERT. Dat unlersr
neuen Sbreab SoMtrptter, fpelber cine SIet@'
m6Bi9e 8eipe9uug Der TeeolssSar erlaubt uho ssHs'
8~erlesungbes 6abeus oprbeust.
S.-@onltruction d u BerRfsr8fdlt nnS bob
snrst. SIT ~iaoriirt bon ben 0 atdteten nHs
ct fahrenten Irbeitern in Der beriibmIsr
Remington Mrmprp, Slpn, ". q. Sbilaceipp.s
CfTcr: $40 Sheitnut StrdBe. 29tIInaS-
, 1876-01-12
800 8ianos nuO Oraeln,

men nne aus ~3tpefter SamS, oOn Tabrifdnten ers
TER Siahe, iperoen ju nieorieerert preilet fiir@aib ooer
Mbi9lags 3ablun9en, ooer fir Wtistbe in Staot uno
Sano, lpdbrsno eieier tprten 3eiten uno Der 5eiertass
ourb Sprdce WaterS II. Spn, 9 SrpasDap,
%perfauft, os ~oieIelben je 3uocr IN Mem 9ort o~fTerirt
lnuroen. M9enten oerlanat UNI @ater's neue Scale
pianps nnb Gcncert'C rgeln gu oertauien. SGu'
itrirte @atalose per poit %oerIanot. CUTE 8eoinauu9en
fur ben hanoel. Sin GROCER Siscputp fir 2ebrer,
Deiltlide. &irden. No9en. @dnIen &C. 4gH25no.
, 1876-01-12
&eine,a falten 8ranb!
&eine Manliperre mebr I!
WiQium Grnmer'S OeiIbnaifer.
Yatentirt am 10. Wai 1870

Yatentrt am 10. W1ai 1870.
Die Wirtuns btsiss 9Faaers III bepunbssuassplrtt8
" srtairt tein Yfafer, peltss biefes ibtrtrift.
DurG jabrelansfs @tprpbsn fam Id bie1sS YFattta
ais elm uniperfal.Snusmitte s%mpfeblen.
Hantiltsnpdter, Gabrt;beiiser, iprse ale Nrbtiier fputen
% tets i'm Sauie unb In Der 1Dsrifdtte ~pSrrdttte baIten.
Die ~gBtrtuns it cine nberrafbsnSe; man brautt wep.r
lrsti6e 5alfe su rsaairiren, NOD bat man, BET fcrprrtses
anmsnDuns, sinen gsrlua an a~rositssett au beflrpwu.
" betjt bic ialimmftsm aBunnen, bic barts
ndeftgften alten Oeicbnnre. Non sanj befpa0srsr
@trtuns III 60 bel 2tbuRs, 5ieb 2tidb,, 9~dsntrt.,
Bit. unb Gn~etiebmuncen; b Gltmmsn SraHrn,
mlauf, lutaeidJmur rme bel 9erpuupune
M, d. roffise Nasel at5t es tstn b. Heres Wltttel.
"Set ShbHerausen fiat ss ntdt nur ben Sdmsr, To-
fort i@enesra bsiettiet ~htsi,lben bel etnsm @strau@r pom
~. 10 1aeen sdnslth.
.5aru. ~
oppeis PER gur nebe 9etrau6 sanwetfune so Cents.
gfehabsn in ales4pOtbetsn, fpwie an Der Gtaarrsn.
Wtldn y rfn. 39D47Ma:
, 1876-01-12
GauisnS I'm Druid mad srlism Msna,'
~ggATauenDer GrfpIa.

Gin Issnt pereisnt $tt2 tn stsr 5assn unb elm anst.
rr SA5S IN b 3agen sirt ben 0ertauf Won
Seeam's Stpr9 ; ss@ str TsSssr sa'as s ss.
eedun gen, Mbenteuern nnr 8nnbsrn auf
unter etr SEE; 1auGeu, S6ilmmen, Ratt bspsf9en &c
NIT 225 %pahsnpsn Abbilbunaen, preie SuBer1t atshris
eai ben rai6asn Atsans. 1ean Sasrs itdibalt Ms
pettsf
, 1876-01-12

DreiS vrp Eanb 90 Gents. @ebuneen In 2etn.
panb pro Sane IS Gems.
I. eano Der Ieste 8ombarsier. Noesls bon
S. ". bdtl1noer.
Der Viraten.9iemtenant. graabluns
bon Balouin Wtpabauien.
Die Slauen une 0elben. gene3uela.
niitss @barattsrbilO bon 5risbri@
l. Der Raub GtraHbmrs's. Bat.rldnbi.
iber 9toman BON beribert Gau.
8. Geutid)lane's Gbre. btitnril1sr Wo'
man pon Serno opn Duled.
GaS x%efsament peter ce4 GrpRen.
Noman uno Gsi1i1te BON sueian 5er'
bert.
=. Ser elephant. aOmiiasr mOman bon
AS. Der fiesenSe S%Onaneer. 6itOrt.
f6er Nonlan BON ". Is. Dradoossl.
Spei Sdnbe.
Dem alten Berlin, BON Geore 6iltl; nnb
DacmeIiS, Grimina d. DeI1iht bon
Greo, Srieori1. 3ulammen in sinsn'
Bano.
Il. Serr 9etpa. Criminal . Roman Dor
Gmlil 0aborian.
IL 8mei beitere Gefd,idten. Bon Ioplt
Wtiibelbur9. 3wet Spbne.ESero
bias. 3ulammen in einem 8ano.
II. Der toile @anS. Criminal . Gel4i1t,
BON u. StreffuB. uno Die &pbn,
Barnepelt's. biitoriiber Ytoman Dor
e3miOt : gssiBenTsIs. Sulan'insn II
Ia tim sbrpn uns eeben. 6itOriiasr Ro
man upn Geor9 biltl,
IL SIM G6feniter. SociaIsr Roman boz
6rieorI9 Gerltader.
l& 0abriele, naS aSeib bee &pielsrS
Criminal $ 9tooele bon Is. pitatpaa
UNI Die Tranctireurs, Gr5ablunl
~ aus benz oeutlb 9 fran50itiben 9rie9
IA bon Grieorlh Geritader. 3uammsi
~ In einem 8auo.
u. Gin Serwprfener.. Criminals 81 open
BON 8. DE 2emms.-Das sorftban'
pber Uie lpi!oe SSa9o in Der pfalj. gu
Iammeu in einem Bano.
IA Seremfas unb bic fd)Dne 0tncensta
Der Serr bee pauIeS.-6rau Go
d,en.-Die Verlpbte-Resine. Or
JGbluneem BON YVaria BON Oilers. 3u
Iammen in einem Sano.
4. 90. Der 6elS Don Sra. BpnssA. g. Brad
opeel. .3Uei 86n6ea
ID. Ole alte ~ipauiid,e u~rtmnee, pcu Nr
mano uno Oas rSefpenf. ,GpiIoo
aus benz beutids franj0li16en Gree
BON .. b. bon Deoenrotb. 3uIamme
in eiuem 8ano. Et- t
a., Bier SlItben un6 cine Srudt Nu
pele ppu gSilbelm Sbmiot.- Is plpnfbe
Youele BON prpsper Werrime. gu
iommen in einem Banb.
| %, GIdnjenee Sabnen,. Ronan bon Nus
Silberlttin. liter 8ano.
/ "A GlGn,cuee Babnen .Gon1an bon Nus
Sil6erItein. 2tsr Sonb unb Die Conn
brinst es an BEN Gag. 3ulammen
einem Wuno.
N. Die Sarpnin. &oman bon Guaen .;
benrotb uMo Mfit eiferner Sanh. 81
iammen in einem Yano.
-. Die zfIapsrsi Der eis6s. ssmsn 20
WsMSM Ss& 49, -
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Meenten oerlaaetf
DrDf. @owler iber Maanbarke;i

gen psresn gratis ~hbsrfauet. 3as BUD rutbdli ftrner
&iebe. ibre @eitee. Wadt &c. gsentsn psrtauftn
tdsli6 ppn 15-2h @rsmpIare. Wan psnbe It'd nit d..
sabe %irassrsr : z1ttefstt an b. Tatipnai Wubliibins
Co. pbtlaptlphta, pa, A~gpt1aSfi
, 1876-01-12

beIeliaenoen Strabl ibrer - 6reunofdaft
ionnen
8eioe perlieBen Die Stride 70 inui9 be-
frieoist, ipie faum nod elmer Der bielen
4noddtisen UNI iie Der.
, 1876-01-12

EAA Wednner une Srauen wereen fest rsr'
CVV Ianat fir uniere neuen 1olcfeeern.
StIeer, Wdbfeice, Seinenfaeen mne Sdbretbpa'
pier. &3roAe Ginnabmen nit Stdberbeit ee'
mdebt. Nlau idrsibe ipfcrt UNI Circulate an %. &.
@uernfep. Nutliibsr. Gpneprb. y. 8. 4gD4nti.
, 1876-01-12
Mmerifaniide SngenbsB ibIptbef.

NuteltluNuWe SIYtIu>
Sn bibide Bappbedel NIT Musliu.Njden
gebunoen a % Gents.
Teser unb sSeife, BON GranJ bpftmaun. - Def
treue @GdDter. 3utannten in etnem Banb.
Der Biberfpentise, bon SranJ bofmann.
&leineS 1T bic tSiege bee GroRen, BON GranJ
boffmann. - Die Eisfabrt. 3ulammen In
eineln 8ane.
Oh 6enteleufaten, bon Tran5 boffmann. Der
Sd ieDe Sid id,p9, bon SuIius bOffmana
Su fonff nidbt ffeblen,
@rpRpdterS 2iebling
Der blimSe @iibe. M, BON &uFap missoeI.
Der Sefpfennis. Drei 6atbartnen. - Mns
Der 6~e8enwdrt. Drei Gr3dblunsen BON Sbsta
BON Gunnpert. SIN eiuem Bano.
Nus Nadbt jun 9idt, bon Ri4arb Baron.
RAJ nne Dainaianti. BON 5sroinano Shm!ibt.
Setobnte 3reue. - SafuntLla. - Der mtffp.
ndr tn Mfrifa. 3uianmen in einem gans.
Der Mablarst. - Der SirfbOf. ,3psi Grgablun'
gen BON s.. Stober. 3uiamnen In einem ganb.
waS Der Mtenfb idet, has wirc sr eudb ern'
ten, bon Ritaro Barron.
, 1876-01-12

81. u. 70. Hb. Ole Rains,etben. soman bon n
%. badldnoer.
~. II. 80. Bb. Inn aaepter unb &rpnen. 3.itre.
man bon Oregon Samarofp.
Ser Nuro : Nnerifaniide 9plmetidet
unfeblbare Rdtbaeber
fir @inmanberer unb Gingemanosrte.
sntbdIt cine tnss ssfaBte nnO fir SeOermann oerfdns.
Iihe
.9rammatif Der en9fiiden Sprade,
rebit NnIeituns in turJer ,Seit
obne Seprer en9ttfd ipred,en un6 fdreiben 10
lernen:
auBeroe1R s.ue
poufanbtge Wus~>r a m mIuua
bon Sriefen, Rehnlineen, Gs~~vnaen, Gontraften
9Seblelt, NnlpeiI ungen, .3ettunqs sWnnorctu,
Geiddftstarten &c.
&ieben,ebnte Muhaae.
pappoedel %gebutbDen, so Gents, NIT 1ebtr o NiId,..
60 Gents.
Sic Contribution oer Ser. gtaaten,
Heblt erlduterangen uno seihibtlider GinIeituns
Sur ~ipeiieuen 9ennsung fir
Ginipanoerer unS Sbulen.
Vearbeitst BON Sulius betm
1ritte Aufase.
Gebtbte
bon
2itbtpia nblanb.
175 Seiten soo.. broidirt, 81 .O0. Glssant ~ssbunssa
NIT Q"Ioprfuns, $1.5O.
Ser anlerifaniide. Gaiteten=8 Bidder
Dber
SnftructiDe Mntpetfmne
our Nnfertisune aaer Mrten
Yafteten, 3crten unb gierrabme,
bon c tito Sriebrid, prnttiider paitstsn . Bidder.
Nreis 15 Gent6.
, 1876-01-12

Tofecuse biniee
Volts, SugtnOiGriittn
ltn6 HDntane
limb 3u BADEN tn anen beuti6en
Subbanbluneen lit ben
Tereiai0ten Staater1 un0 GanaOe.
Grjdblunger BON 8nltab ytieri6.
Sn bIbi6e Yappbedel init WhlSllrtJfiiden
gebunoen a 25 Gents.
pas gtansredt.
Die Sepprtirteu,
pie MnSfuaneerer mad Mfrffa
Sdnetcer nno 6ei9er.
Gbrifppb Columbus.
0idrus unb Maria.
Srane pom Sbmburg.
Hnredbt Gut sebsibef niHt.
pie Srtneung beS Wpraellan3.
pie SrokmItter.
Die Roienmibie = Der sleine aamaritsr.-
Die ssaiie, ooer cine quite Shat finbet oft auf Grofn
1bpn tbreu Gpbrl.
Sobanna, ooer eurd, wadt yum Sibr.
Der drnre 0pttfriec.
Der Sontg une Der MILLER.
Das aleeblatt. = 9rei GeI6ibten. /. Ser ,reu.
Sleter, @. Der paitsr uno ien Sobn. 3. Die
phdumenmGur>x.
Die ~9ud9udssltbr.
Sacob nnc feline zpbne.
Gr5ablungen BON Gaiparius.
Sn biblde 8appoedet nit Wfuslin.Riden
gebKnoen a 25 Gents.
Gefdtfdten aus benz 2pefyart.
Der Gd1ulmeiffer une fein Zpbn.
SfrdHburs auf Der &d)ans.
Golfsgeididten.
Sn bibide Bappbefel NIT Muslin.Riiden
g%ebunoen a % Gent8,
Der Stgeusfer, bon Bla.brebt. o
GdredenSiabre.
pie ztumnte ppn pprtiei, bon GIaubr.dt. IlnS
Spbann ppn 2epeen, Der prppbet. Bon
Eobert beroer. 3uiamnen in einem Bud.
Oef9fd}ten ses pfarrerS giebenttfdb. Bon
Rarf Stober.
Radtlaser in @ranata. Bon 81. gaorben. rnb
9annbdufer. Bon 9torbert 6iirte. 3uiammsn in
einen1 Banb.
par,ier Tausentdts. lIns
sumpact S~asabuneus. Suiantrnsn In stnstn
, 1876-01-12
Geim1th rnb Erem0e.

Rou1ane unb Gr,ablunsen in sroB euo. Gor
mot elegant bro6lrt.
preis pro Fane 30 Gents. 9sbuneen tn 3etn
ipanh pro San IS 0enss.
, 1876-01-12
CONTINENTAL
Teuer= ELECTROMAGNETIC daft
bon
Wen Yprf,
$50. 100 unb 1902 8roaopab.

6inau5ielle Sage am 1. Suit 1875:
Saar= &apttal....$l, 600, OOO.O 90
ueberfbus..".... l,7O6, 2S6.26
, 1876-01-12
(6ortieeuns folat.)

seeGfeI auf msbr ais 200 Der bsbsutsnosrsn etdsts
In europa.
eeIs. 2lm s,ablunsen burn bic pohdmter iO,ui. per
Eelesrapb nab aaen @Iabsn In Dsuti&lans,
psfterrsi&, Der es~eii, holano, Ddnemart, shps'
ben uno Norpsssn. ben Gmpfdnsern frei in's baus
~seliefert.
Grshit. Srisfe fit Reiftnee sur Bsnusuns In ansn
srbBersn Staotsn Der alien gDeIt.
@infaf6rmns BON @rbidaften unb 6prcernnsen
isSer Writ in allen Wlasen Guropa's.
esrfbiRuns BON @atern unO ~adetsn naA
europa.
D%ersOuuns ~antommsnbsr Gatsr In sssp vori. uns
MISUNDERSTANDING ~osrislben mad BEN SnIanbs.
@uroYdtfebes @sls ausr art sstauft unD psrtauft.
, 1876-01-12

~ 20 eIegante Del Gbromos. aufge,p9em
NySlleu Gr6Be 9x11, fiir$1. 9ppslties u. Gbrpmos
aler Nrt. ytatioual @bromo &c., pbila, ia. 4gD3Ooj
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-04
AsHFABULA COUNTY, NEWS.
rROn OUn own coanEsrOsprsrs.
KTNGsvILLE,


Last Saturday evening. 29th ult., Prof
A. L. Howard closed his first term 10 vo j.
cal music at North Klugsville with a
eoneert-the same, with the schools, be-
ing held at Lockwood's Hall. The pro
gramme was executed in fine siyle-some
say, even up to our county convention
concerts. The programme is rather long
tor our limits, and we are constrained %
omit il. There were 90 pirces given. The
presence of Miss EgRlesi6n and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheaton from Geneva, and mem
bers of Prof Howard's class at that place,
of course, added much to the character
of the concert. As for pure soprano,
Miss EgglestOu stands fully in the front
rank The current remark is that the
entire list ofsingers were, from the old
est to the most Juvenile, mp to their part
and not u single mistake was made to
mar The excellent programme. After the
concert, unanimous vote was given for
another lerr'. and thus the good work
goes on. Success to Andrew, as well as
as to those under his charge.
A lecture this evening by the Rev. E /
win Dibbell, at Academy Hall, has been
announced by the committee-English
Language and Literature. One week af-
ter. Prof. Guthrie, of Conneaut, will fol-
low with lecture, and then. week or
two after, we arc TO have another from
Prof Hamliu. of Rock Greek. After this
it is expected that others viii follow
from the Clergy of the place. These lee
lures are all free, and secured by the re-
clprocal arrangement already alluded to.
Our scholars are especially sought to be
benefited.
While on the subject of lectures, we
must not fail to notice that to be deliv
cred about the 10Th of March by Judge
Tourgee, ofN,C. Every one should be
on hand to hear this gifted speaker.
Last Saturday evening Prof Tr' at oc-
cupied the desk OF the Baptist church.
taking for his text-"What shall il profit
man,",&c. The design was to talk to
the Sabbath school children, more par
ticularIy, but every one is extOiling the
effort
Our sports are out with the following
showing of shots on the last match
Mr.. jackson, 6turkies; A. NJ. Blood, 3
turkIes; John Castle, turkey; NJ Fas-
sett. 1, and John Fassett, l.
With such sharp shooting, it would be
difficult, after a while. to find the tur
kies.
Our high school closes this term with
an exhibition on the evening of Feb. II.
Great preparations are being made for
one of uncommon magnitude and inter
est Vigorous efforts are made for max
ing it a perfectsuccess. So we will all go
and see how il is
The ladies' social of the Presb. church,
at E. NJ Curtis, on the Both ult, was all
that could be desired. Towards the host
and hostess there .s much kindly feeling
for their generous Contributions G.
Kiugsville, Feb. .. 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-04
Jeferson, Feb. 2. 1876.
HARTSGROVE.

ST. Paul says, Beware Of dogs.e ms
pointed advice seems 10 us, this season.
TO be peculiarly applicable Not because
Of a little whining lrom Morgan, but the
veritable old fellows are ont on US again.
tearing aud rending. WeA has the IRISH
man said. This is a great country for
fradom. with The dogs all loeSe and the
stones all tied down"
Last week taey pitched into Mr. y. w.
Grants flock, oyer the wcv, killing ana
manning five, ard then skedakdliug be
fore the dawn OF day. There being a
light snow on the ground, they were
clearly tracable 10 an extensive old
slashing, lhickly iniesied with rabbits.
which the dogs seemed TO have folio wed
in every direction. Whether this was
done to elude our grasp OT no. Is not
quite so clear, but one thing is eeTiain-
that Is. they are very sagacioas anlmals.
This reminds me of cireamstapce
that happened not far from here, afev
wears ago An elderly gentleman con
ceived the idea that be could callsup the
spirits IF departed human beings, and
that they would make tangible nantes
tatlons. On one occasioa. q numoer Of
wild young men desired the medium to
call up the spirits of Iudaa0s. The re-
quest being granted. the yuang ues CON-
mencrd whooping and yelllng IN fear.
fal manner, and catching the old lady
threw her on the floor, pallng the bed
over her, aud then placing the old man
on the top OF the pile The Did lady not
being a firm believers On cgawllng ouh
Gtied, "They ere sa&fAgA" "06, Do,,n
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-04
JEFFERSON.

Our court began Its session Monday
Judge Garfield charged the grand jury
IN the afternoon, and they began theiI
labor Tuesday morning. and are now
fairly at work, inquiring after the mis-
deeds of the wr ong doers.
The petit jury has been discharged IN
til Thursday, when it is exp ectrd they
will begin to adjudicate, and will be full
of business until the close OF the term.
Rev. Potter has left for a new field Of
labor. The meetings will be conducted
by the pastors of the different churches
OF the place during the present week,
and will be assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Dawson, of Northeast. Pa.
Next Wednesday evening an indlvld
ual styling himself the american Ole
Bull" gives performance at UEion Hall
We ave an African "ole Bulr' who will
entertain the court house chaps, at
,'sants' Rest" Feb 22d. 1875.
The landlords Baldwin are making
their many guests feel that it is good to
be entertained by these very obhginE
gentlemen. Both houses have been I'LL
ed during the week, and the hotel busi-
ness will be likely to improve rather
than drminlsh, during the next six
months.
The engineers have finished their sur
yeys of our marrow guage railroad" from
Jefferson 10 Elglevi Ne, aud although E
have not seen an official report, we ar e
informed that the line is far more prac-
iieable than the most sanguine expected
The matter is being thoroughly worked
up, aud but few doubt that the road will
be buiH and put in operation during the
present season.
Again We are called upon to mourn
the loss of eEe, who but short Time
since gave promise of long and useful
life. Charlie Turner was suddenly slrick-
en- down by disease while at Cleveland.
where he was stCdying to become an
architect, and medical skiu could mol
stay the destroying hand. He "as
young man of great promise, and AighiV
esteemed by all who knew him. diS
sudden and unexpected death is almost
paralyzing in its effect upon his parents
and imaaxdiaie relations, and has caused
gloom to rest upon the whole commu-
nifty. His EOurning friends have The
sympathy Of ~ people, and many sad
hearts will fol 10 V thim to his las, resting
place. H.
Jefferson, Feb. 2. 1876.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-04

Dr. Morris sTKUP OF TAR, Wild CHERRY anc
HoREHoUSD has never been known TO fail in per
manenaly cuTiRg obstinate Coughs, Gods, Cronp'
Whooping Cough nor any disease ofthe respirato
r. orgdnS-and does 1t too AT ONCE ! Ii Is MOI
necessary to take it for long time before you car
discover its beneficial effects. Its sale In this
community Is immense and its popularity Is uni
versal. 1t should not be classed with compounds
put mp by inexperienced hands; it is positively
guaranteed to be composed Of the purest and best
materials. and prepared in a scientific manner and
TO always give satisfaction. Do not fail to give
this great remedy trial II will not and can
not disappoint you. Try it once. Ask for Dr.
Norris Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound
and take no other. Trial size 10 cents.
MORRIS & HERITAGE. Phil. Proprietors.
STRoNG CoBB Il Co., Wholesale Ag'ts, Cleveland
Ohio.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-04
Ash1abuIa Light ArtIIlery.


The meeting TO organize an artillery
company was held last Saturday even
ing according to the announcement in
last weeks Telegraph, nearly all OF th'
numbers being present 1t was decided
to make this two gun battery, which
according to the law regulating State
militia artillery companies, must contain
at least 80 members.
Dr. H. H. Bartlett was elected first of
icer, which is Lieutenant, ]. W. Collins
2nd Lieutenant; B. H. Rickard, Orderly
Sergeant Albert Henry. 1st Detachment
Omar Gillette, End Detachment; L 2
Crosby. Quartermaster H. H. Perry,
Comn.issary W. S. Burnham, Standard
Bearer; Eli Calkins, lst Corporal, De-
tachment A James Crowel1. 1st COrpo
raj, Def achm ent B.; W. E. Scoyille. 2nd
Corporal, Detachment A.; ]. A. Wet
more. End Corporal, Detachment B.; s.
W. Allen, Bugler
A committee was appointed to secure
a hall for the company to meet, and
where drill exercise may be practiced
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-04
The Weekly Sun.
lz7e. NEW YORK. 1876.
l77e.


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preparations forit, win be memorable, asdeciding
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-04
ADangerous Experience

Tuesday afternoon. Henry Woods
Wallace Brazie. Robert Mason and Ken.
Large went out several miles in the lake
in fish boat for The purpose of setting
some nets. Having accomplished their
object they started on their return trip
and as there was no wind they rowed
for about two hours, when the fearful
snow storm of that night commenced,
Having no compass they knew moi
which way to direct their craft and Ior
three or four hours they were at the
mercy of the storm. Fortunately for
them, the wind came from the west and
about eleven o'clock at night the boat
was driven ashore about nine miles be-
low this harbor When few rods from
the beac the boat struck log and was
wrecked and the occupants were Obliged
to wade in the water up TO their
waists TO reach the shore. They dis
covered a house near by where they
dried their wet and frozen clothes and
reached home the next morning.
Up TO ten O'clock Wednesday morning
it was supposed here that they had all
perished, as no news had been received
from them.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-04

H. ]. ToPKY has returned FROM his
Athens trip and spraks of having stopped
of at the Soldiers Home, Dayton. He
was there at the dinner hopr, and was
not little interested to see 1 100 old vet
Grams sit down to the knife and fork war
fare. Capt. Sandy Pratt was among the
number, who now looks like a man in
his right mind There is no whisky to
be had within reach of the institution,
and, if furlouglf to to town is abus-
ed. they are likely TO get into the guard
house, and on the whole it don't pay.
Mr. T. brought peach twigs from Ath-
ems in full leaf, so advanced as TO render
their destruction sure IN any subsequent
cold weather.