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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

KNesvuLE, o., Feb. 6. A. L. 5ST6, Hall of
Orion Lodge, No. s5S Of F.S A. Al. 81
At special meeting of Orion Lodge held at
the time and place above stated, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence to
take from our midst our worthy Bother Past
Master T. j. Lille; and while we bow in humble
submission to the dispensation of Him who doefh
6l things well, we realize in his duath strikf5g
instance of the uncertainty Of life and the vanity
Of all human pursuits. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That In the death Of Brother IiIlfe
our Lodge has sustained q loss which time can
never fill and his wife companion, his children
a father whose memory will ever remain fresh in
their affections, and the community an ever faith
ful, worthy and upright citizen.
REsoLvED, That we extend to tie bereaved fam
ily our heartfelt sympathy, and while we mingle
our tears Of grief we rejoice with them also that
he fnised his labors so well on earth, and gained
an abundant entrance into the Grand Lodge above.
RESOLVED, That the thanks Of this Lodge are
hereby rendered to Rising Sun Lodge No. y,
Ashtaoula, Ohio, and Evergreen Lodge. No: 222.
Conneant o., for their fraternal assistance In de-
Rosltng the remains of our deceased Brother In
their last resting place.
RESOLVED, That in testimony Of respect for
the memory OF Brother Lille the Lodge be clot-ed
IN mourning mat the Secretary ofthe Lodge pre-
sent copy OF these resolutions to the bereave1
family under the seal Of the Lodge also 4 eopv be
forwarded 10 the Ashtabula Telegrap6. Ashtabula
NelCs and conneaut Reporter for publication
therein.
8. " ". HsRi PFRRikINs Comm
C. H JACKSON,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
Never KnoWn 20 Fau.

DR.. hoERIs' sxHUP or TAa, Wild CHERRY and
HoEEHouNp has never been known to fail In per
maneuAiy caring obstinate Coughs, Colds, Group
Wheoping Cough nor any disease the respirato
y organs-and docs 1t too AT oxcE II fs not
pecessary to take 1t for long time before you ea
discover It's benedcial effects Its sails IN this
community is immense and its popularity is uni
versal. II should not be classsd with compounds
put up By inexperienced hands; It is positively
guaranteed to be composed Of the purest and best
materials, and prepared ina scientific manner and
to slways give satisfaction. Do not fail TO give
this great remedy q trial. Itwill not and can
not disappoint you. Try Il once. Ask for Dr.
Norris Syrup Of Tar. Wild Cherry and Horehound
and take no other. Trial size 10 cents.
MORRIS & HERITAGE, Phil. Propfletors.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
Our Brass Band.

This organization known as the Ash
tabula Eagle Brass Band is now in need
of teacher and some new music, and
ifthe people of this place feel interested
enough in music to assist in supporting
them, all contribut ions will be thankfully
received. If there are gentlemen enough
in town to spend their time in keeping
up such an orga nization, tie people
ought TO be willing TO support them (mu-
sic, &C.,
Now let Us all look into the matter and
lend helping hand.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
From the Chicago Tribune
Chicago Market. -

The Chicago produce markets were nervous on
Tuesday, Mess pork was in better demand an6
30c per brl higher, closing a $2050. Lard was
more active and 15c per 100 1bs higher closing al
$1232x. Wheat was active and 1c higher. clos
ing at $i.02Z for February. Corn was in better
demand and NC higher, closing at 40s<c cash. Oats
were quiet and Ze higher, closing al 31Hc cash.
Rye was quiet at &c. Barley was dun and Nc
lower. closing at 73c for February Hogs were In
liberal supply and sold st 10015c lower, closing
weak at $7.5097.75 for packing grades. Cat tie
sales at $2.5OG6.0O. Sheep were inactive and
easier.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
COLEBROOK.


FE7end TsleqrGph-A couple Of days Of
sleighing has been some relief from mud
and hubs, and afforded the means Of get
ting out into the world
The week of prayer continues to be
followed up by the same exercises, which
are likely from present indications to
still continue. The fruits of these meet
ings number some 70 or 80. Our town
enjoys stated preaching from three fine
churches, and the Sabbath schools num-
Der over 200 regular attendants. The
trading wants of our people are supplied
from two rather small stoFes-they are
hardly equal to our needs, and increased
mercantile facilities seem to be demand
ed. No town upon the Reserve, perhaps,
affords better opening for a store, or
greater inducements to wide-awake
business man. vEsEff{st
We have over $50 voters. At the or
ganizing of the township there were but
nine, three Of whom are still living =
Halsey Phillips, aged 81; B. F. Phillips,
near "a, add. .Asahel Canfeld, a.
Our two cheese factories work up TIE
milk of 900 cows, to say nothing of those
the milk of which is sent. across the line
into other townships, and private dairies
beside. These latter seem to make the
most money. They are of that class OF
dairymen who believe that grain or green
fodder pays in milk. Their products COM
mand a ready sale, and prices fully up to
the hest factories. We have reports from
several of these dairies, and their net
proceeds even exceed those Of the factory
patrons by more than 1e0 pa cent.
Coiebrook is well provided with all
the industries and professions. ana to our
credit it may be said hat We have not a
single grog shop, and not even cigars ar
10 be had on sale.
Our lands respond 70 good culture
with abundant crops, and ine farms and
costly buildings are not rare. The value
Of farms is advancing, as IS shown oy
several essA sales Of late, and negoua;
tions are In progress for others
Let me give you The products Ol
small farm of 571S acres. Tor tne iAs'
years =. - .,so,
nav 1stous arsl class, q $40; - '....-sls9 "
What Isl bashels white, o 81 So.....,-.. 9
oats ~ y ,ss sSsSSi ss4 S bSsSsi, q iOe - - %
aotatoas Ie5 bushels, now worth foe..,-.s, y "
Tnrnips III bushels, q 4oe .-..,... .-..... - ~
beans onions and onion need.....--.. y "
Pork and other meats .,-.s.. ~ =
Butter. eggs Snd chickens .,....-... ....' ~
eits'-,.'-,.,''''.--r,,.. ....'' .''''.''''
Tetai receipts. ~ e. e
y,wnsnsee labor, taxes, &c.,. =
Ma pEndueiS -. =, -. -.
n$heF produces, sBeh As truls vsge'I, :,
~, ,alks sowed corn. sc, might %
s,.s s,ss. !, ! sasli tAsso Easss. Enl. !. q.
:. suasu 80. = Of what ouF isFns eye eapa. pa
y ~ ar sample sGS Which. /. may e seen .., are
we'll calculated p hstHss y
OF purchasers. ,sss -
ColsrUok, Feb. q i''"
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
STATE OF ONO. |
Insurance DERABrNEET. {
uHERRAs. the LONDON. LIY


WHEREAS, the LONDON, LIV-
w FRPooL 4 GLOBE Insurance Company
heated at Liverpool in the Unit1 Kingdom o.
Great Britain and Ireland, foreign Fire lnsur-
snee Coupeny is possessed OF at least the amount
Of actual capital requird Of similar companies
formed under the provisions Of the act entitled
sAn act TO reQulste Insurance Companies doing
An Iusurance business in the State OF Ohio,
passed April 9Th. 1Sz2, and the acts amenoators
5hefeof and supplementary thereto. and has de
nosftod with the Superintendent OF Insurance.
of the State Of Ohio. In trust FOR the 0enent anc
security Of its policy holders residing In ths
STATE Of Ohio. q sum not less than one hundred
thoussnd dollars in stocks and securities required
and allowed by saio acts, and has hled In this OF
Zee sicertided copy OF its Charter or Deed OF Set
tlement and detailed statement OF It's aseet1
md Iiabiiifies and evidsnces Of Investments, and
o,hsrwise complied with all the regulations ol
said acts which are applicable 70 foreign Fire In
sursnce comPaniea, partnerships and associA-
Nov. therefore, In pursuance Of law, / William
D. Hill Superintendent Of Insurance Of the State
Of QAio. DO hereby certify, that Said company Is
aufhorized 70 transact its appropriate business
OF Fire Insurance In this State, IN aecordance
with lsW, during the current year. The condition
and business Of said company, December slst ls9o,
as shown BY statement Of Home Once made to
this department is ag follows:
Amount Of actual paid mp capital. 3 !, rs zoe %
Aggregate amount ofaFailable assets a, ,Sz5 94 50
Aggregate amount of Liabilities, lex
cept oapital) including re insur-
eys ins 5ssS in - =. .s 5s5. sos 4s
eednr year in cash - -. 4l42sas sS
Thn condition and business OF the United
slater o. American Branch, December 81, 1875, fs
shown by statement. as fOllow1:
Aggregate Gmount-of available as
sets IN the United States. s., ,S24 816 06
Aggregate snount Of liabilities in the
sacs. ,s. :. ~ ..,........ -. 1.a97lse "a
ysar II C cash IN tie United ststs1. 9Sai ss7 70
Amount Of expenditures for the pre-
sissssl. 1.57s9oa u
In Witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
nv name, and caused the seal Of my once to
be anxed, the day aud year above written.
W. Z. HILIL Superintendent.
IS. BLYTH. Agent At Ashtabula.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

ROCK CREEK.-Our last weeks contri-
bullion from the Greek frightened our
compositors by the compactness and il
lesibleness of lis chirogrsphy. A dificull
piece of copy is apt 10 be pushed aside
as long as their remains in the copy
drawer any other, until the narrowing in
and closing up, when it is found there is
not time TO set it, or room for its inser-
ton. A letter is thus sometimes crowd
ed out, much to our regret and chagrin,
"PERPEKDICULAR.p-As our literary
institutions Of the county seem to look
Of the proposition to enlighten some of
our benighted brethren of the county
press as too small a matter for serious at
tention, the work is left for US, or the
alternative follows Of their being left to
grope their way through the world in
the enjoyment of that ignorance, which
not uniIequenily is said to be bliss. From
such cAlamitous insenHblihty, we pre-
fer TO relieve them. We would, there
fore, refer them to Davies g Peck's
Mathematical Dictionary, which having
Government recognition by adoption n
the military schools of the country the
authority win hardly be doubted. A def :
milton is thus given-"When one straight
line meets another straight line, so as to
make the two angles formed equal to
each other, the lines are said 10 be per.
pendiGular 10 earh other - ~
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
L0CAI, NOTICES.

The Severe Winter, followed by the rainy
dubious Spring. and summer Of this year, has had
lts eject Consumption threatens to regain its old
slgn'neaIee- From its first faint symptoms
tnfoegn It's harrasstng later stages, HALL's BAL
sAA ior the lungs must be called the consump-
ives friend. Its blessed relief gives nights OF
peace instead OF hacking cough, subdnes dreadful
night .sweats, changes the weak, irritated feeling
through the chest to serene strength. For sale
By an drnggists. Price Sl.OO per bottle.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

Children Cry for CastOrIa.-It is as
pleasant 70 take as honey and is absolutely harm
less. tits sure to expel worms, cure wind collie
regulate the bowels and stomach. and overcome
irritabilIy caused BY rash or cutting teeth. Itis
q perfect substitute for Castor OIL. and for Cos
tivsness In young or old there Is nothing in ex
istence so effective and reliable.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
jumped his BaII.

Clay Hickok was again in the clutches
of the law, last Tuesday, and was requir-
ed to furnish bail, so J. A. Shoeeraft was
accepted as his bondsman. The next
morning Deputy Sheriff Rogers discover
ed that both defendant and bondsfnan had
decamped for parts unknown H
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
AshtabuIa Co. Musical AssO cIa:Ion.

The next convention will be held at
Rock Greek, Feb 29th, 1876, which is on
the A.. Y. & P. rail road, hence easy of
access. "Mozart's 18th Mass" will be
performed, which is exceedingly popu-
lar, in connection with other chorus
work, under the direction of Prof H. R.
Palmer of N. Y. Singers from this and
adjoining counties cannot afford to miss
this convention, as it will undoubtedly
l'e the most interesting and enjoyable of
any ever held in this County, Turn out
and let US make the chorus the larg-
est ever assembled Ii the County.
Look out for circulars soon.
A. L. HOWARD, Sec'y.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
STATE or Ono. 4
INSURANCE OEPARTHENE,
CorsrrrRua Janfv A fe1

COLUMBUS. Jan'y 81, 1875
UTHEREAS. the LANCASHIRE
w Insurance Compsny, iocsted at Msnehes
ter In the United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
Ireland 8 foreign Fire insurance Company. Is
possessed Of st least the noaut OF actual capital
reduired Of similar com ianIes formed under the
act entitled, .An act to regulate Insurance. eOmpa-
uiee doing an Insurance business in the State Of
atory thereof and supplementary thereto, ana
has deposited with the superintendent Of Insur-
ance o. the Stats Of Ohio, In trust for the oensa
and BecufitF Of its policy -holdes residing u ~
State Of Ohio, q sam not less than one n9S nnn9leS
thousand dollars In stocks and securities reg ~
and allowed BY said acts. aLa has hle ns Ma ~
once certified COPY Of its Charter o. Deeo y
Settlement and detailed stHteme enL " ~ Sssas
and liabilities and evidences OF inYeslnsass. nc
Otherwise complied Wlte s ~ ~ fo-Io Fs
Insurance Companies, partnerships ana assoeaA-
tons.
No, ,hevesors. in pursuance Of law, I. VII
liam D. H ,tg q tst ~ q
eo-,1snv fS authorized TO transact its aDproDri-
sfs k7sfuess Of Fire Insurance in thie State in
seeordanee VIII aw qarhe me e eeT5ses Ia ye,s
December 8Iet. 1874. as shown By statement OF
Home ofsce made TO this Department, Is as fol-
HSo1nt Of actual paid I'D capital. sIoOOOoO 90
ao1reRate amount Of available assets 30O2, $50 81
1Fzreqnte amount Of liabilities, lex
'cept capltzD including reinsurance 1.Ss6,t44 =
Asq1i yssT u Z cash........'. ss -. 4os.OSO ss
Anount OF expenditures for the preed-
~ eondftiop Of the United states or American
srs71ch. Dseenber s1st. 1875, is shown By state
ment. as follows;
a sqpregate amount OF available assets In
ne United States $5Os .5e2 81
4vgresete amount Of Liabilities in the
tnffed Suites. Including reinsuranee 9s2 ,235 50
Amount Of Inccue for the preceding
year in cash in the United States =. 80 sela g
Amonnt Of expenditures for the preced.
ing year il cash 10 the United States 454,9ol -
IN vitnesn whereof / have heFeunto subscribed
nv Mans and caused the seal Of my ONCE to be
efaxed the day and year above written
w D. HILL Superintendent
BY WM. EwIEG, Deputy.
GEO WILLARD. Agent at Ashtabula.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
Ratton.l meaIeatIou.

Attention is called to the advertise
meDt of the Erie Store in this issue; as it
is nearly time for their annual stock tax
ing they have made remarkably low
prices on some goods to close out Fruit
of the Loom and SlayelaDd Cotton al IL
cts New York Mills and Wamsutta al
121S els, are two principal articles, but
the advertisement gives Others equally
as innnnr,ant-read IL
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

DoNATIoN.-We are, pleased to give
place to the following y
The friends of the Rev. L. W. Day will
give donation for his benefit, Wednes.
day evening. Feb. 18th, at the lecture
room of the NJ. E. church. The ladies
will make ample provision for refresh
ments, and cordial invitation is extend
ed 10 all
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
mORGAm-Deserred.


Ground Hog Day was good for the
shadow, so look out for six weeks
spell of weather.
c. D. Sperry has sold his house and
lot and bought on High street, where he
is now building fine house.
The Masons- chapter and lodge-Are
to have theatrical performance and
supper on WashingtOn's birth day, Tor
the purpose Of renovating their hail. &c
Bro. Bartlett is still gathering in the
A.ost sheep, and many are being oapnsea
into his fold.
Farms near Eagle eEille have come up
in urlce on account Of the dummy rail-
road to the Hub being so AsAra fxed
fact--a good thing, If built. W.
The protraeted meeting at the Disciple
church closed on Sunday evening last,
having been continued a little more than
three weeks. ThirtY-two persons were
added to the Chureh-twenty- eight BY
confession and immersieS, aud four re-
nswiug their fellowship.
Elder S. s. Bartlett, the pastOr OF the
church, preached every blght to large
congregations; and by his clear and
powerful presentation of gospel truths he
held close attention. and awakened a
stong interest in the people.
This church, which was organised
less than two years ago, now numbers
about i50 persons. n. a
Morgan, Feb. 2. 1876,
"a Listener" from Orwell, is embrac-
ed In the above. already IN type-from
Morgan.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
Legal Cap Paper.

A nice variety of legal cap paper has
just been received at this Office, which
will be sold at slight advance on. cost.
WRAPPING PAPERs.--Crosby 6
Wetherwsx have large stock of the
different grades and sizes Of wrapping
paper, that will be sold at the lowest lIv-
pg rates. 1876
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

that gives ffty-one pounds of butter a
day, only beats his COW one pound. We
venture to say this is only fair return
fol what's bestowed BY way of the milk
of human kindness" i g.
KingsYille, Feb. 8, 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
Announcement ExtraOrdInary-for 2
Weeks.

Commencing with Tuesday, February
1st. Mr. F. Thorp, the well known Wash
ington artist. whose reputation is nation :
al and world wide. will make sittings for
all who may desire Ii, in my new sky
light room, which Is built upon the mod
ell of his atelier in Washington. This
opportunity for the people of Gen eva
and vicinity to sit to Mr.. ThoTp for pho
tOgraphs may not occur again. Make the
most of il. ]. P. MoOpwoRTH.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
GEO. WILLARD.
STATE OF ONO,
INpuRkNcE DKPARTNENr,
C,r rrrrurru Ian N 1879

COLu4BUht oa1- o. 1910.
WHEREAS, the INSURANCE
wv co. OF NORTH AMERICA, located at
Phiiadelphia inthe State Of Pe1nsylvanla. has led
in fhis once a sworn Statement oT the proper
rfBcerr thereof, ehoRing lite condition and blsi-
ness. and has complied IN all respects with the
laws Of This State relating 10 Mutual Fire lHsur-
srce Companies: -
NOW therefore, In pursuance Of law, ], William
d Hill Superintendent Of Insurance Of the State
Of ohio. dc hersby certify that said Company is
authorised to transact its appropriate business
81 fire Insurance IN this State, IN accordance
with law during the current year. The condition
and business Of said Company, at the date OF such
statement Decsmbef 31st, 1919 Is shown as fol-
Aggregate amount Of available assets S. 16s,k47 46
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities. in
Guiding reinsusanee....-- z,14o.9SO le
Net Assets.................. 2.a2a,07 5
Amount OF actual paid mp capital. lOo0,VO9 u
suD,us. I.sz2,ol7 2s
AaSSns nsoS = AneD-.' =. ~ asst. .4ss %
Amount Of Expenditures Tor the year -, :.
in cash-..-....... .--.-.-.-.---.-.. <ssOO,AOS q
In Witness Whereof I have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my ONCE to be
efixed the day and year above written.
WM. .. HILL. Sup perlnte1dent.
- By VIZ EEIEG, Deputy.
GEO. WILLARD. Ag't at Ashtabula. o.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
Anew ThOurand Old Papers
PaPeteries.
zine Lot orCIotI.s

Have Just been received at j. n. Wilcox
which will be made up at prices to suit
the times 2
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
CIeveIa nd market.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 9, 1876.
Wholesale selling prices. The report OF the
sales of grain always indicates the prices from
store unless otherwise designated.
FLoUR.-The market is steady and unchanged.
We quote as follows.
CITY BRANDS.
White, XXX. $7.75 No. / Red XXX. SO rs
Amber, XX........ 7.95 Akron City Mills. s.5U
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

In going to Cleveland or elsewhere for
your clothing. Wilcox can make you as
good fit as the best of them, and his va
riety of fine cloths are not surpassed IN
this locality 2
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

Cash paid for Whitewood Lumber de-
livered at L. NJ Crosby's shop.
#4t L. G. NEWELL.
There ie no use
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
rsw ADvRRT1sEMENTs.
Le0aI Notice.

E.H LE0NARD. Attorney ss Law. Jeasr-
son, Ohio. once in the snallsy Block. 1872
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
Centennial Letter Heads.

Call at our office and examine our
1876 Letter Heads.
have just received a large stock of
Cloths, which cannot fail to suit all in
need of business or dress suits.
I'M. Wilcox.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
Note Books.

We have now on hand large stock OF
note books, well bound, nicely printed,
and for sale at low price.
James Reed & Son.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

Any one wanting 10 get wood saw
ing machine, built under their own diree-
ton. at regular price and pay in wood,
may do SO on application to the subscrib-
er, at KingsYille. who VIII furnish car
rage or wagon work-wood-on the
same terms. R. L. GROVER.
Kingsville, Dec. z. 1875.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11
ARTICLE Ix-AAIENDMENTs.

Sec. l.. This Constitution may be al
tered or amended, except as hereinhefor e
provided, by giving one months notice
In writing, specifying the alteration or
amendment TwO-thirds of the stock
must be represented at any meeting in
which vote is taken on such alteration
or amendment, and majority of those
present shall decide the question.
The Board of Directors Of the Ashts-
buia Building and Loan Association me-
as per adjournment, at Hall Bros once,
on Wednesday evening Feb. 9th, at
O'Clock, to perfect the organization Of the
Board. The meeting was called to order
by the President, and the following on
GERS were elected;
James Reed, Vice Presldenti ]. s
BIyth, secyi 4. A. sOuthwick, Treas. !
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-02-11

The L. S. & NJ. s depot at this place
is being painted aud otherwise improved.
Some ice has been gathered at the Har-
Dor. ranging about four inches IN thick
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-05-19
ALErrER FROM NErrIE.

M!DpLETowN, o., May l6, 1875.
MR, TIMMoNs-- Dear Friend I'll reached
Middletown safe aud had nice ride on the cars.
When came here the trees were all out in
leaves and everything looked so nice and green.
" hon left Perrysburg the trees didn't have
any leaves On, sn it seemed quite a change. !
went to sch0ol the next day after ! came.
like the sehonl house real well, II is nicer and
has bigger yard than our school house. |
also went to see the green house; il was the
first time | ever went through one, aud il was
real nice, but there wasn't very many h'werS
in bloom. Sunday before last went IN Sunday
Scho0l with Anna Belle, Last Friday Anna Belle
stayed out VI school and her, Lnrena and | all
went out intn the country to Mr.. Davidsons,
and stayed all day. Anna Belle and had lots
NJ fun they had a Psaeoek--it Was the first
one | ever saw. Thought it was real prelly
We went out In the baru aud played hide and
hoop on the hay, aiSo went u see the little
chickens, AMI We saw Mrs. Davidson feed a
little lamb-it was cute and little. SATURDAY
we went out 10 the woods with some Of
the neighbors and got lot Of wild flowers,
aud when we came back from the woods we
threw siones in the Canal to see the water
splash. l went to the Cemetery Sunday. II
was fixed real nice aud had great big gates aud
such a uiee fence. l will have TO bring my
letter to au end now, saying good bye.
NETTIE.