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ERIE RAILWAY.

~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT or TRAINS, IN effect
9a @.ciaenqatl and cl,ego Day Express. Drawing.
1853 9. inErpress Mail for Buno wh Sleeping Coaches
N ,2By 70 FyrGss FOR the W., sscpns
r3 anu Oh'aso without chansci also Hotel Dining Cars ~
Trains leave Chambers street Deuot y Y for
NeNarH' o.. 100 1912 ll30 a. M, 5l5, . TO- and II
EuiheTiard Park ana Passae 6, 7l5 10 noon. las
1, $50. 10 q. H.. l.iy ESQ p. in. aud midnisht.
10 3. 20, 40, 4se, ., 55, 8 ~ 9so :, 3 10 p ur
sud ~ ndn 1l Saays q. $40. 9I5. 10 a. n li5 $50,
Sufc1 6. 5.f5. TO- asa rn 1i5 3.i5 g. g. D rn and
- niane5s Sundays. o. $780, 10 s m, l46 ESQ ?. IL,
cofn%a,L ) a. N, $50 ..aop.m. sundays ssoam.
Newturgl0, iO4 a. ,4.. 330 $50. Sundays $50 - m.
Kingston. q. o.. $50 p 90. ouudays, $40
Gosl'n. g. 80 p 10. 100 D. ni @3o. $40, 4S0. ?. M
Nldelown. -, 20, lo45 b. m. 3i5. lSo, p. m. sun
eonlc c si Sow * aad GtWero lald r. r. Al Sin ST..
Pr. J.ivH lt5& H. lo:l5 a H., iao. pm Sundays.
E6r'f iyl,E ch2@oeli.. r.. oa , even or half hogr.
tgu shove shines trains yiu, claulcr-t on quarter hours
Ts.a,t @ ~ al 70 a4 Is D. d. @t tla,.
NffIs te. or Ia ~ sdd nd o4 % SiSrai I Ia S' & rvnr room
and see4ig Coac-s con be o9;e'd and olteis ior the
once Nor 2ag 4ol. 2a gid 95i Broadway No cJirst,
Exlrs n.us from D.. Wost arrive in EowYork at 7.2o
JNo. " Abbott, General Psssr gent, &ew York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NfW-JERSEY.
Trains ieoc ior Underwood Coser. lemont, and Nyacs,
seter ~ nights only at ii3J D. m Sunday, a. m. aud
CSu p %.
N4ug-t spring valley aud Mousey. Z $50 m 4 f5 D. m
JEo n &Bb0lI Go4srl Ia,,i Agent. New1orl -
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD. - CONNER ciug sept. D.. 1871.
thr0uA vill Grand ttrffi. Depot:
500 H. -aftra and Northern E,..ess with drawing.
rDlin rstt E.rAr.trl; also 80 80. Alhtus.
1890 o.. W. SPECIAL thca~O and Ncstcru ENVtets with
drawing room eais - Canaadaieua Rochester Buffalo aud
hiargfA Falls
Il,Oa m Northern a-d Western Express t. Utica. white
la and b. uald.
T. y. special. al East
Albany fnr principal stations - Syracuse.
400 p In, Albany ara Troy Express stops at sing sing
r.. a.IIi a. o.. .u. 90. Hc fii tsf' D.
GOO q. M. ST. Louis Express with sltepnecai3 Tor ~
Louis running through day in c week, also. sleeping
fOr Cauancacua Eunao NiagGra tal' ana for Montre
Via ~aIdtoca 80, ,.
Waiprta-r Doci.ate Niagara Fails, BnniO cieyeltl, To
Iedo potro Chicago. ani TO Montreal VIA 81 Adams
HOO u m Express, wlth sleeping cars Tor Albany ana
Troy.
~ 1Gl and 4l3 BVadHay, ard ~ Nr,toU Express Co =
Orc-. M. Palkpacc, 1H' and 0i2 Broadway. Ncwfork,
uud $50 Washing ton IT., fruoslyu.
q B. MEEkER. General Passenger Agent
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tVO PHILADELPIlIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD -.
THE OLD FSlAEIISlED EDTIE AND SHORT LIrfs
NEM.YORk AND PHILADELPHIA

Thirteen Through Trans way daily threa De2oHln
PHILADELPHIA iva in aeF-f orh ., a,
Toube Track tie Improved Equipment ana the tastest
Time consistent Wlih absolute saioty
On aua after Juno lo u .....- ., oo.,
Express Trains leave Sew via DesDi'os "u' WV
andt Streets Ferries. as follows: ..,
7.3c. 52J. l33J Lnltcd, lO'D D. M !, J. D D. :" anu
$50 y. sunday q. D. g. T. ana 2 ~ D. ' o ,r,t,s
Boats Ut "hluO.Itu AuueA' cNulcit = .i u W.
ct Je-r'J tif, a.ofIug a SpsensA AI u'''' N |
Retafnine trsins icave philadelphia 3:2S 81 $50
II Q. Limited FNures-, $50 M = D. 80, o'
1:, D. l H. midnight OE sunday, $50 - o'V' d. H'
4. 7.}j u in. D0 u midnight 49,. aeon fr,,.,
Ticket ices j26 qad eif Brosh~fy 10 AetoI Igu>'
and foot of Desbruss. C0rtiandt@i ~
grooklyu; ia, il6 All llo iiI,-o' ~. '8~~D'
Delot Jersey CITY Emiudnt IicNet once No7 Hts9fI
WsseS., ~, THOMSON p. FARMER.
General Manager i'''''s'' -'>,'~-
5Y,HE OLD RELIABLE ST0NINGToN LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL poINT= EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED ri SEVEN CONSLCb 1--WE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers 3TOH NGrnN and III DE ISLAND
ls.ye Pier 53, Nprth River. ~ 81. o D.. u
d1iI except sundays
Tickets for sale ~ al . principal ticket "hcr- ana sta
secured al offices % Noscotts Express Coz ana at
Providence LISE
IFr.tg.f 0riyl lt'y Ncfp 'iidtH l
L. b. 2J NDfth River foot ~ 'flcnst lrtichts
wa eitier iiUe O. lof,- -at rates.
o.. 8. BircocE. Pres. J.. " flLNNs Cen Pas. Act
DONDOCT and Notwithstanding at New
uurnh P1ughkefise, Highland fflls West Po.nt Corn
wall Marlboro MIoI H-r-rs connecting E-fh Ulster aud
Del. IL. r., steamboats, rltOtfS CoKNElL aHd JAMh ~
BALDWIN. fIOI tlrr fo"t rprDs-'~ i. dslg 90 p p
a-4aaa
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rE-HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

THE STANDARD POLITICAL MANUAL.
Leaves nothing 10 desired. Undoubtedly che bestIoy
tN. So Times.
Ilas haA an extraordinary sale this yesr,GetysbuEg
('cuul star and seDtBel
Oonl lIetest reliable political register published
--tDOveT o. H. Morning star.
very good thing ~ have within ones reach Albany ~
= rovrDsl
tr 81 AID fullest number issued-iBosOn (Msss)
4 rl:-r.
t.s lfHrces not c.c. tho high standard Of previous
J. ..-. lsc.ns--r - SD Democrat; and Chronicle.
t. ins u.rc lricf election returns than any previous
- -lCLicseo UllI Journal
.s,t. 90, accuracy and fullness Of its statistics.
o. ir,il;at ocJ uazetin
J... ll5DySE ALMANAC viii he mailed postpaid to
lny 49,. iva ~ D. ooeiyt Of 2j cents.
AGd4ess gliE TRIBUNE HeS.Ynrk
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
Grooklpu Seal gsiats for Sale.

hWELLING-HOUS Nos. 43 Wi'i0w-st,
y - lcFs p d. anl 53 Sa,saust, 100 ani lV2 Pine
ayp.e-7t IL 70 sE lg7 Wlorghbc-st - Lafayettr8ve.
GORDON J.. FORD. ~ CiagA-si. brooklyn.
: OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE
- -fnr manufactures. relncrcs chemical UOir-. &C.;
bloD1s JuknsaI water front. a) 1.o for
dwelling. NewtOND Gree ldIoilng Sew York Bronx
ltus terms an Ou mort gage u satisfactorily proved
Apply - t. q. BtJWEI., 10 N.ilam,t
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Coaulrn Rcal gstalt for Sale.

: TTR8CTlVE FARM, $1,000, forty-one
a arss.-Cleap; no exchange Y, somsry.lie. NJ
At NORRiSTOWN, y. J.-For sal. at bar
= gau n 4cqu. Of Illness - f1e Proprietor, ie well.
known Dt NcAN HOUSE. Merr.s.sf. hl- 8, rooms
excellent pitrI, las water lQd -Iouuds are j0y3j well
s'at.A s.. EDDY, NO l4S nrofiway, Room u.
CONFRSET COUNTY FARM, near >omrr-
- vle s. J.-Forv acre an unier ZOi state of cut "a
ii0n oig lwJ-ltorY modern house. u ron- barn 1nl car
rsge hosp lau1ry rs 40 necessary bHiu ss in
gc order roofs s'o utfzJ rho'd yol vii hf s1 lncA
les.t tIai present value. LLAND u WHITING. Beck
mal.sL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

EuICU VALLFY RAILROAD.

q EuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 ARRASG GENE%T OF PAssBNGtR TRAINS Jan. l.
ls1TLeayc depot4 of and DeshIos.esss
ESQ H. m Might Express daily for IasOn Echlehem Al
Ientown Nau6 Chuua. VIII esbarro litstn SaiTo EnrL
Ithaca, Auburn Fncicier Huhho hiar.rg iaa, and tho
Mes. Pullgia.'n sleeping coashes attached -
HOBi. "a. nAl fLf- tup- and Ers'r
Gepea adterD OlCe corner OF Cnufch and tOTtandGts
ca : ., .uM2.. MIS-. AganL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
For Yonng Ladies-ConntrY.

COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Lodies,
- Polsown Mon-on3iy o. Penn he t"ciy az az!
ber For caiaosaes apply to Geo q. butler NJ Principal.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY Tor Young ladlea
~ Budseport Conn. Address Miss EMILY NELSON.
HONE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
address the Ais-ea LAlCh blhbafy, Conn
HOME Institute, ,Tarytown,N.f.-A boarding
81 F. n' 4tS FSr s1sai 79 % .55es. Gcss i" fn
ERVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechauics-
burg, Pa Aeauful lcaut.., clies Home and school
open. 90 sent I2 bev. T. g.. Eo&. h ha Pres.
MISS BULKLET'S BOARDING and DAY
VI SCHOOL ior YOUNG LADIES. 1auy'ownon-he
Iiudsoa.
REISS WILLIAMS. SCHOOL, Worcester,
Vk Massior YOUNG LA2iF foT % ci,e-rr sarYs'
RYE SEMINARY
II Jld.es. Addre.s Mrs. ). LIFE, Rye y Y.
GsELECr FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for
ioacicr N iic iradh au German ans6sacs nd "a /
aud English those o. weiknovn ahl,: ihr scAo!l }rsr
opcus sept l9 For circulars apIy 10 li!sS " j. WOOD
VHE MISSES MOTIFS. ENGLISH and
~ y m y es saS yc soi conn t,a,. t ,' ., 80
For Roth scxes-Country
FRIENDS y. /. Boarding-school for boys and
For s az slSiias aGSfss &Ibr -I e. ac,
pOCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, h. l.-Both
IA seKea; s42s per year. 10 extras send ior ccuar
Qg7.l FOR ACADEMIC YEAR, beginning
" - SEPT q. ipr board. fuel, Washing, and colon
KneisA Fifteen teacher % ircparv Tor college or bGscs
ir fC. Graduating yr.lE.
ho'h seHce. address joseph r. KING, d. H., tOyt Ia.
WUd lustitutc. Foit EoWaIi y. !.
Miscellaneous.
limited STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
- DIRECTORY FOR 1877.
200 pages. NItI Map and Illustrations.
Circulars % M iLc leading schools combined u s
cati0"
sa@da5d a'1 s, @sm Of communication @ between school,
ia. Information relating ~ tle better cla, oi scO1s-
ne institutions 81 Tie c0uuY 10 the selection Oi
tuch - ihy h 40 search ~. without the inconyon.
icnce incident tu the usual o. collecting the
Tor The above stated purpose will be sent roe upon
ccipt Oi postage ceuts
information Of and country schools
Lehc1 GEAItiiOIsLf.
HEADQUARTERS FoH SCHOOL REFORMATION
L. COIISWOkTH PlNtkNEN.
DEALER ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
" Union SAL ARE S. Y.
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S!eamtoals ano Railroads.

ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
vi. Sevgfersey southern Ra r0ad. Commencing oct =,
1871 The steamer JESSE HOYr viii leave ROW. ork.
cT 1. North ,.r. foot HecOi-st) connecting ~ rAby
I00s trans Long nrnch, Philadelphia ahd TOMS
RIVER - a. lu aad 4 %. no kuCaud BrdRei0u, Exg har.
bor &c, m. waatown, Iaracyai sa Inekr:en p ~.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

1 Trunk LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
ROUTE ON ird al,er June ~ lo1 rains leave hc%h ek
viz DesDrOsses COrtlandt street Ferr.a as follows
Express Harrisburg, Pittsburgh The W.s ana SCUM,
VIVA Pullman Palace cara attached n m ana o'O p m
daily. - , 1T. ~. .5.,,
D. u counecuug At CORY for ltusvie Petroleum Centre,
and The Oil *, sOns Tor Wilamsport and Lock Haven.
q g. or...,.-
u,sbrrn Express" FullnaH PafOr Cars. daily. eNcept
SUNDAY $50 arn; ar1iye Mashn gion 40 p o. Regular
AL 500 u. u. l. q. aud $50 p sunday, and 'Sp D. 80
F,trcst Tor Phads pla, 1.3O $40 t9.D LIufsC 1890
o. M j. 4 3 - and $50 D. sunday, 9 a. = g. T. aud
$50 u. In. ErIgrant aud sscqudcii5., 7 p.
fof trins t1 eevalA kI.aDeih tiWa, flnce'on IIel-
ton Perth AmDoy. teuiugiou. BcNdcre and ocr DJints
eoei local @cl4eiUics nll 'ilcs.t tficcs
Trans gruye Prom Pittsburgh, t;.u ana i 20 o. M '
cav FROM Washington gnn Baltimore, % No. 20
4.lo 6.IO and 1910 70 ~ SUNDAY, 800 a W FROM
Plmadepn. ..Oj $50. 9lO 1910. 1000 li5J g. No. = o.
1lO $40 C5O. $40 1910 ami 1920 p ~. sunday DOB.
fgp lU. tD 1850 o. m. 6fu, and lOzi p. m.
rcket oces oa.52G ana gf3 irONlwty No A.o house
ana o0 al Dtsgro-.c- ami Cp-t.8gdstss no. a" Fta,
Iooslyn $50, ia llG ont II6 Hudslus, hob1Aedi De-
81 Jersey CIV Engmu Ticket Once. NO itsy place
FsiFt% %k guO,fsgv t. j.. FAH3iEk,
i..r.r,i 'sfai'.crr General Passenger AZenL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YOPR. Saturday

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Oct. 27. 1877
Inc following transactions took place to-d,v
az the Exchange salcsroom ~
3story brick house Tiia h. 20 a27 Ea., I2ob.,
n@ 2S76t Avenue a. lot iS9TiOO.iO; liz
i'' n, T. j. Iyoa '''''''....'... 1880
7 % ta9e S11E e, Si 5s15s @ 10 1ae!, 5a ra;i o, ,on
story - building win l.a-e o lot murray 1850
q years from MAY l. is72. al an annual rae ?,
ll2tns iIisst i25 itc Wii. ave- 25d wand. 2;r 500
Bg r. Y Har'lT ''''''''''...... 1000
io,s 10. ~, 2l2 10 2i6 East g5is S. isohe 2daye
~ E},s1d Tc2,aa,r ''''''''..-.-. eco
.S 'S AZ ot 30 i9 52sa II nap ,, q
" 20Jo
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRAyerrns
NEW-YoFK CITY.
52dst s. 70 q loth-aye. 2jxlOJ5. Henry Br,n.,b
L5,Si.agg,ooaye 5o5i, aistst i9.GIsj5Y YP 5000
shave ~ lisii i22il5oliia galar, ia. 1880
cierrg-.t go e. Oliver sIomb az 10 4 a,6or, 1000
AfoHe 1I, e., 40 ae. ai;o ii r. q; W 1900
ave- xiot4. Geo B Chnstman AID wiieioFA
,,. # n ;yc.c 3iixi7 , 4,;i..i 4.eG7
Hitr 90 t..o it lhriefmsn .os,
5lss p 100 9, 7tn ave 45xl0O. ,ame 70 b lct 'S'i
wareen. cor Worth ave, 46xioj. T. s5aiiiia, 1000
4d5te, D e e,r iist.t i22iyjozlrcgaar. JssF go
Ic.hsl 90 q cistaye, 45xio3$ Nj DAYTON, 1000
s5isi 5 jias1 go Iij BricE Rcf to - 5000
25 Y. r.. r. ., 49,. ,,, a. ,. 500
,oai'-a-I J.Y. Y.sAyAoE, Deputy acsi,jcS. 5G'
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.
BoaFasi.ey Georee, aai Others. to a Albro ssS7m
culver we,ss " rd1fc OLA " Adm, n 10Th '''OO'
psc.er 5,a -4,f, 10 & y,,rs. ~ -; 200
,1.G as a.l ,, sI s ~. ri ~ a. d, emiai , 10000
Loorau, Catarro To + sciraau, AveA si.ii. ''VOo
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
Gin ncal estate for Sole.

[ LONAINE BROWN will take charge Of
0e e-ilte- collecting r.ut. paving taxes. insurance &c
i0r rownert oGc' Ao. l-,1 Broadway. corn.r 33l-.t
=, = 1nH 3 story brown stone HOUSE,
- CsONfO West 43ths'. between 6ll sn3 7thaye.
Appy g. ECLASD 81 WHITING, D BeeAmsust. Tor full
PARTICULARS aud permit.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

FREEHOLD aDd NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of Liberty St, Tor trochcl at
40. II, 40 q. II. 4, 5.lJ p. VI.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

WONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
formaking boys IntelEgent. healthy. Christian men.
pENJANIH MASON. Box No. tj4. Nonkela <. Y.
WOUNG MEN privately Fitted for College.
4 Conditioned studolts tntored summer ana Winter.
f. HOFFMANN. $40 Eb!idge, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
ArFW- W-Y0kK nnd LnNn NRANNH DINISLnN

~ IrinG AIuDoy Ecd BANK Long Branch.
Ocean Grove, a.. 80 80, II i5 a in. =. ":lJ b.
SigC- connect Ns.,l - alton t0 anl Rom khGPDNl
and ~ SQUau t. and from POINT PLEASANT
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Oct q. ts--
The following transactions took place tod,
at the Exe.ange salesro0m ~
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

BV r. Y H0rfer ''''
lDia NOS 30 20 PIC East 6jth-st, ss $50 fe2dsve
each IjIlO05i " 4 HOgert. ............... -
~ Edr7ld prfYngeT
/ plot Of land Wasi1gfon ave- known On a MAJ, ,
Aor isania as l0t "a ll9, 12OXl3Sxl3lKII2. Pis,t
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

DOUGHKEEPSlE (N. " MILITARY IN
sTlTUrE receives pups al any tm,i prees modeigie e.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

{sSi JTiI-AYE.-A superb suite Of apart
Asb u ME- Eve rooms. end our small suite, with private
able appointments thoroug. d. hrstclas&
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Bousa'onic
~ fnd %fugatlCk lirDgis. Ea,, %L steamer iudssrn
laye- Csihat esp daily t5lrays cAccpteJ 81 p m aad
lrItg'pIit Rt ID p.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
- 1.-Two -rA Lo- ioo- u n.-hr.-... a.- D--.--

CuGlIENS' LINE far TROY. SARATOGA,
- am al poLt- A aat West. New palace steamer
,aye or}, rtiur'. eaceYiDd. 40 2. Ill., fl rIer4g N
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
NONIHERN RAnEOAn on NEW-JERsEY.

Trains ienc for Underwood Coser. remont and Nyacs
:, 20 S45 "a. I. = 3. 4, ii5 $50. G.5u $50 p. m aud
setel ~ nights only at il3' D. 10. snndiys a IN. aud
C@u D.. 10.
JEC \. ABbDli. DcAcrl ia,si Agent. New-iDtk
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
ME NODEL KINDERGARTEN and

SEMINARY FOR kfNDEEGARTNERS
OF Prot John Krals MIS- Boce, removed 20 30
v psths h,fyrerr ihtVe Broadway. kindera aricn
and Advanced Glasses VIII bgn oct ScWln'rl Tor hln
de- rfpatuerS Nov iTof. kTaus II dcpc 81 tie ftsi-
lozy Frocbe school, and one of Lc n1s pidl2T
ors uf te ndergaIcI this country Mrs hiauH h"elie -
pupiI and Of FOcbers vidOw with an experience
Of nineteen years Germany, England and America
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

VHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
2 FRENCH FAMILY aud Day SCHOOL fIr or .,5
LADli-, no 33 Walst Now.uagcn Conn. Cirouaus -c.t
tuo. .I. 4
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

H1D-ST., 142 WEST, adjoining st. Cloud
= - Hotel sleeaut ROOMS site ant sin w. with
class BOARD, gentleman wife AMI gentleman House
uuu i.l l4 rrf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-02
ROCK ORREK.

Eds. TeI:-The jefferson Gazette Of the
10Th inst. notices a bull with head and
horns lowered threateningly at the TEL
EGRAPH. We honor your sense and Judg-
ment in passing him by unnoticed. There
are those who do not understand the scan
dulous writer of the Gazette as well as you
appear to, and how much Importance is to
be attached his communication. If they
did but know him as well as we do here
theirpeace would not be materially disturb
ed. But small portion take stock in
'John Fogy" or his dirty filings. The bet
ter portion of the people of this place aud
vicinity, have no other feeling than that of
disg ust, for the course taken by the Gazette
in ublishing his slang articles, and allow
ing him the means Of attacking respectable
citizens. So outrageous have been some of
his articles that some Of the persons ma
lgned. have endeavored to fasten the false
hoods through the same channel in which
they have gained publicity, have been de-
MED access to the paper for that purpose.
This course, we are inclined to think, will
not last long, for if there is not a change
there will be such falling of for the next
year as will be likely to show the proprie-
tors that the people are in earnest, and will
wash their hands Of q paper conducted
with so little regard to decency, and gen.
orally so little ability to discriminate be-
tween the wholesome and dignifed and
mean and contemplate. S.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-02
COUNTY NEWS.
From OUR own CORRESPONDENTS.
KINGKVILLE.

Eds Tsl:-The Didiscalion Literary So
ciety, under the auspices of the High
School, viii give an entertainment on the
evening OF Wednesday, Nov. 7th, consist
ing Of declamations, compositions, &c, &c.
Choice was made of j. V. Robinson and
George Webster on declamatiOns, Misses
Hattie and Minnie Kingsbury on essays.
Frank Binkley and and Hardy Kinnear on
oratory, and Curtis Fox and James A.
Fickinger, on debating. The two latter In
their order in the affirmative and negative
in discussing the questiOn-''Thst Trades
Uuion should be abolished" One feature
of the occasion will be the reading of pa
per edited by Misses Aana Cole and Min
ME Woodburn. The exercises will be in
terspersed with music.
Our potato-growers know what big yields
are. but we have not seen anything finer
than Simon Merritt brought to our notice
recently. From field over in the bend on
the other side of Conneaut creek. He plant
ed one bushel Of Late Rose and he has dug
twenty bushels, and says he is not more
than half through. From one hill, which
he presented US there we're dug eight pots-
toes, weighing between eight and nine
pounds, they are solid through, and dry
and mealy.
Peaches are also of mamoth size this
year. A can reached US from Portage
county in which the circumference Of each
one was 1916 inches.
The Presbyterian desk was occupied on
Sunday last by Rev. Cone, of Keene, Gosh
octon Co., instead of Rev. Bickford, as was
expected. His efforts were very pleasing
and satisfactory. Mr.. Biekford will prob
ably preach for US on the 18th inst.
Our NEE ting this evening g at the Baptist
church-composed of the members Of the
several lchurches-for prayer and consulta-
tion in reference to our S. S. work, was
not very well attended. The clergy were
present-Revs. Cone, Williams, Binkiy,
Comings. &c.
Cider making enters largely, as ever be-
fore, into the business enterprise of the
day. The various mills are all full of work.
Luce, the Prince Of Kingsville merchants,
has mamoth stock of goods just opened
out, the very look at which and a knowl-
edge of the prices, must settle the question
that the bottom is reached. Luce's cool
ness and balance are proof against the sem
sational, and when he talks as he does now
you may know he means business. @.
October 90, 1877.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-02
IRRRERSnN.

Eds. Tel,-The jury in the case of Keck-
ley vs. Crosby, on trial last week, brought
in a verdict Saturday afternoon of lone
one hundredths dollars" in favor Of the
plaintiffs, which seemed to meet much
general appreciation. The trial Of the case
consumed nearly all the week, the attOr-
neys using nearly three days in their srgu-
ments to the jury. Mr.. Northway made
an unusally eloquent appeal in behalf Of
the defendants. and his associate in the
case, Mr.. Hubbard, though a young man
yet in the profession, showed himself in
in his argument to be at the head of the
younger class of attorneys at this bar IN
powers of eloquence and logic. Mr.. How
land, in closing for the plaintiffs, made a
very lengthy and able argument, but he
was on the wrong side of the case this time.
This week State cases are the order in
court. The first case tried was that of
Geo. B. Mason, charged with receiving
stolen property. Jury's verdict guilty
The defendant WAS fined $25 and costs. and
sentenced TO fifteen days close eonfine-
ment in the county jail, on bread and
water diet. 1t was expected the case of
Pooler, alias Big Dick, would be the next
to be tried. There were four defendants
indicted on this case only two Of whom
have been arrested and are now in custody.
Tuesday afternoon defendants Pooler and
Grover were called into court room for
trial when their council succeeded in get
ting the case passed for the purpose, as
they claimed, of taking the testimony of
the absent defendants. Wednesday case
of assault and battery from Greggs Corners
was disposed of. The defendant, John
Wilder, found guilty, and sentenced to five
days Imprisonment in the county jail, and
to pay cost of prosecution.
Aaron K. Mason will soon open a cigar
factory in Warren's block.
Landlord Adams, late of the Lake Side
House, Ashtabula Hsrbor, now Of the
Beckwith House, this place, swings his bell
in very Jealous manner, and seems to
have fair following.
Mine host Baldwin of the American
House, has plenty of customers 70 sample
the good things that are always found up
on his well spread tables. John Thompson,
the former proprietor of the American,
still continues to take refreshments there,
and is jovial, healthy and happy, and en-
joys as well as ever a joke on some other
fellow. By the way John has the boss team
of colts of the county,. and although offer
ed large prices for them he declines to sell.
Since A. Z. Hawley and lady took pos
session of their residence they have had
several occasions to be happy on account Of
tokens of friendship that hsYe been unex-
pectedly, on their part, dropped into their
new home. Only Tuesday splendid $3.50
cabinet organ was placed in their pleasant
parlors, as present to them from appre-
ciating friends. No one was more charga-
Bile with the pleasant affair than our much
esteemed and generous hearted fellow citi-
zen Lyman Webster. ROCK.
Nov. 1, 1877.