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I'VE SHALL NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS"
10 ths Edtt4f ar Ths Trth1tas -

Atnros, Mich., May 60. When will the Chicago
7tmes quit playsng the part Of !enoramu., IL
miserable seEecd on oen. Grant hs 4 sotdfc. In
to'dnJ'' lssael Is Disgrace to American journal-
!sn. ! wonld call the profound writer Of said
fefecaa F attention 70 chapter on Gen. 1rnnt in
Co,. chesney's "Milita1 Biography" published
IN M9ndan few yesrs since. aud afterwards 10.
lately deccaecd,, waa 4 recognized aathority ia
EnHland on military topics, and spoke bis mini Of,
1Hf entirely free from political prel-
tation, be eals him one Of tho great etais Of
toS nnetesnlh eentnry Tho DdIlv Dfan.<r either
~ er4seiy ignorant Of h!n Of whom tae American
With regard 10 him. CnAntKs rttsxsr s'e'
, 1877-06-01

negro 70 moderately important ot1ce. There
y no euro for these evils until cdnca.
t!on and other influences have RrndunlIy
ehnnRtA the character Of Southern soctety Thry
we5a not enrcd, but aggravated BY thn bayonet.
nstSntiv H., .1nt, ,S'snai my Tt asanPeaf not
III sncrn..nr III snast tns olMerrnt policy o.
the rresi3cut ,.r,.ins f ,csnstt me c91!se OF
fnrn rewI.nt II. +. 80 t..i LAY ttsHl1 ana the!c"
il amni1 ,eroonis,ny IT, H. a.t, ynG e4ne.nenih IId
81 hia fG+ho.tt ~ ths ~ eu.saAnoHAI !Im,latfohs
fhc stats. ~ ~ ~. - .n4 tsrfssen pectneatlvtt NJ
from vrraf H. nnar ~. " sascn .ne ennn1sy
rtnnrtlIx sim;ttnI ,b.t ~ ~ sncsg uaJs WNl 9e
fne az eondnrf nnsn ~ h, Nv w. 1nropiea tne Only
ihna hnt. IN ths mssmti.n "s'Ss ~ sng la"s Q! tne
hir. .-Esn = tnrf Ttthnss De ~ usJ 'ooS sof tfoa'
~""' '"eP'
Inc Cinc!nnat! EHq7hrtF fDcm.) ftcentty inter.
v1aNets x"l1vs Noyes. tho newly app0!nted Min.
le.ef 10 France with The following result:
when Trrsident Hayes went into Office ualA the
thcIn wa bnt one thing for him 10 d. and
n M VI ~ nsa 70 s9m ths rixht Ct ~ ts States
il was te inesitsie noitrv ~ s snId 4n nothh& else
tore, Recognizes ihs ~ vii q any nhrr .1 D.,
he of ~ other neu tlo nttsst oue 10 ~ % Ia
snsn terms - he hts"
uo,tan ~ she papen that Hayts pleased With the
nv fiH csnnn, h.t, .,.,,, n,,,,..
Of iii views from hs afs.t .ntSnt II 1nGoT1e, r..
psrtf." 'e ''"''-@> A''''''' IN 'o
70 you think It Will tend 70 heat up The breach II
Yet Fa15s HE bc ,o, h-c.,, -. r.. ...,.
ftcen sti sInre ~ ~ y hosc Eoe mJsef hsTs
ths sepuhltesn orFsu,1sto h.Ts III 70 e1,r xe
~ pI!netplcs and doctrines WIth liz psorfsss of
o the paft} Under which haa fouxtt fur
, 1877-06-01
CURRENT OPINION,

The professional politician should DO ,lr,a about
getting In the way Of tho old silver dofar. II viii
csuah an,atl folks "a II rolls, 10 It lls-Unc4anat
Commercial tlnd. Rtp.).
To that portion OF tho RapuhiIcan purity whose
support tho Administration especially asks for and
through whom 1t hopes 10 govern u,oto pnfoIy,
harmonIously, and wisely than IT. predecessor. -
the bsst elements, MIR. Mortous letter Ia morsly
an cncouraQng Indication Of the extent to which
the new policy coufesaedly ynlicstes ttaols, even
to tho most critical ousesSurB- (Uuss.)
Republican (End.),
The fnct must not bo Loaf sight Of that tho ultrn
elements In both political parties arc doing cycyy-
thing In their powor 10 break down the policy Of
paclhcatun which, though NOT yet throc months
old. has already conferred countless blessings on
the country. They arc plotting 10 prevent Con.
m!ntstr.tion. and forco thc President to seknawi-
edge only tho iourbons OF hls party.-NttuAtS
(IsHn.) ArasaneAt tiad. Dtm.}.
Our Representatives In Congress promised Mr.
pot 10 sbuss1.-that his confidence shoall not 10
SSs{sa " IT, ~ time tsso promises
son why Tho sonth ahould not be a. loyal H. tho
North to The lsepptlic Of our Fathers. The P.esi@
dont's confidence 10 Tho southern penniu and his
soutt, 10 resume l,er plaee In lis tjnion " ihs
equal OF the North and tho only condition I'm.
Eossd is Shat We shall recognize tho new order Of
thake no efforts TO undo Tho results of ths Waf,-
Heksaarg tAtss) Commercial iIud.].
To i" esat III, IS tss n4as' re ssts sFo Istt
n.ic, n nrore"IrG ~ i1 vhe
ou",ttisa Il. otrt ~ n1o,rI.Hs gsos'e have oesn
SenI tha mnrInrcrs Thet rs ~. utss ~, 70 sppfe.
nss. ny - ~ ~ sola II. nSxt Zones r. Gore
Jasy,s q aaa " leIctn,eat; aud then tho duty of
m,t1 nr nj an1 rn, III 10 ~ tae ssus Of
@ e. ~ Aas:.fh1solts IA, @ ltts slow p,ueesa at the
net os.s III nnh ns ntns ans ana u tefc ~
NJ ~ auea' 20 cgtofee The Aw
~ auss Mals pat'oatI{ unti! e1pehsoce tcaehea II
do viii, il thau tho saitSn h.s.MIosfon % %dgs1t.tr
tNtp.l
nv.
We do not believe I y on tho easds that Ohio II
n,,s 1 eG uemosaaHe .h!n Hssr sneh result can
gay De feaehed through Republican dtsaenslon OF
Msnu5'tceo apathy. for soms reason Il IL ~.
ssec9. fes Mss1sLn ~ r. Keprb!!can: aEs
s oenatoe Wadn has been takea a. fepreseat!ng this
" oews Ks sns Of ths nothease.n p.Ft
, 1877-06-01
O'BRlEN DENIES,

CHICAGO, May W.-ln your Issue ot this date
you published mn article assallIng my character
anu accustug mo OF entering into conspiracy to
pack a Jury In the Sullivan case. According tu
tho statements made In that article, II appears
that tbs accusation was made solely upon the
statement OF man who Ia known to the author.
tiles to be ono OF tho worst characters In tho
community: Il Is true circumstances have
fausva w., me- to engago tn tho l9uor business for
hayo lIvcd In thls city oyor twenty years and
havo always earned my living honest
II, paid my .dclta promptly, and In
tmsyst tSvsry 10th other m manner led reaceable.
family TO whom my. name Is rs dear rs yours Is
10 your family; und / submit whether II Is fair
and honorable to east aspersous upon citIxril's
character on nla strength Of . story concoeted
pretend to ear, fs living honestly OF to p,lrsuo
any descent vocation. ask you as siu,plu act
81 Justice 10 publish the inclosel affidavit with
t!ils eomn'nnEatfon, IN Which, rs in tho affidavit,
without anY shadow OF truth. "'N
court the fullest inrcatleation by Tho Grand
jury OF by any other proper tribunal, but do
not think 1t fs right In tho absence OF ecls nrop-
Ct investigation, TO cast hlus upon any matl's
Eooa nasnct WlIeh TINT mans assaant Ia self
confessed outlaw who lives upon plumber. Re-
spccttully, PATaicK O'Dn,HN.
o1;ricn d dmo9, tns9,. =; Io9e e G@9.n!M @ ~: Patrick
c.nn h.tns, 49, I,i NJ. Vfn n!ato stfees' chi.
rhat III s4,nn.',r uoiy STosn oeposes ahd aays:
.tassmsr+s nr nn;i,.h.d% ~ - oeen GaAs4 tn certain
,.o rn,n, roosnea ~ M n IL ~ e!1,cle N T'iE Chr
iar"J III T.. ~. FIJI !ott. ~ W!lleh y A.
am. ~ hs .nhtnrs ~ - T. LnS euleEttoa o! per-
n ~ .p ~ sn9psnaeu ~ Jafofa IA ths snlliTnn
~ nfn. .Mss -. saa lnoe . Mete eccetea " him. ot
iyvv -. ~ pS "aH nan 70 Servo on slch
,ns,, .Us n., ~ ~ GoFfaps na!posa' HAT
nontnf ous ~ III, o9l1 name0 uoolsy aud
"n...S oa ona sts sau noo.ey vac pcfs0hs so &c.
,S" Ss'eo' ni< aa 'aus sausea taoIf selectlon upon
I.no,.,t sh'ts e,,.,,I ~ ,n1 Sa,o n3oey; that
ons nhr, easeGa sIS % m.o leaEne with
Tsb,.h 1ettnr nasanr aa H Hsasoa 1noMo ~ !io"aEu
thter hnnfn, strsr,. srG na.i,,. !nsnsmEa, 10
ssj. W ,ti 1no peIluscfl tos tho exc,
su1tra " Ia 'a a.,soas tnSt oeponsas had
,onia,ca se,o, ~ ,ho ss,,o oS sa'!ed; had man
II cama \" s'nn IT,, ana s9o.eqnent.
sin .HS ~ y. nin 1,a,s st.ts ana ~ io'o~ess Tor
"1ipa nv sassGo1 s.m!sat seeasaiimf.
And aep2aens y Informed that y has been a.
WsSe hi. no "sn sos lIaa1ntent agreement with
H. =. y. IsSy. nupe.n!eaaeht o1 FoMcet whereby
1n,, Ifnte 5s.c,Inn .uS9pesste ~ IN tno en!aWi1l
wosx ettoto aescsioco anu wns 70 gtse protection
~ ~ %Inn@" III cohs1oefotlo1 OF thetf seEv,
1nE w eaiu !nfy.
nst'Hsn. IoN elatest opon hte OATH That all and
shEu4a3 tne to!e.pln0 sasGMenls and alt Tho innu.
aS onanet aha lntimatloas Connected Herewith aud
Ethnns haaoM ss 81 ~ 1atsmossly fa'e and
hese! hAo any eoffespondenes. Or connection, OF
r., ns3eemsnr " anaemAna!ng. a!seeily q indtreet.
anJ ~ enasaIss mnssootef. "a IesAi!on 70 tho
, 1877-06-01

Nashville, and oshers, tho Local boards wtre In
cxittcnce prior tn the National Board. The Ch,rA.
Institution. and will ont!Lrs lts defamef,: mi
tht esscntiai change IN Al these organizations II
that They stn now III liberty to nAkn thelr ovn
thing hsd 10 bo r1tAel In thfs city,-now nothing
y fnb)ect n Now York sanction. Tho Local
1oards, a. fnlo. will hnd It TO their interest 70
maintain uniform rates, MEND.
, 1877-06-01

The checker match fur the championship Of tho
world and 5000. between Yates, Of Now York, and
Martins. the famous Scotch player, ended at New
York Saturday night IN victory for Yates. The
match began on tho 7th int. There wero 10 have
been dfty gnnes played, hnt Martins reslgned nf-
tor tho forty .ninth. This scolo inadu was: Yntcs,
3i Martins, !: drawn, 45. This leaves YateA. al
10 years Of ngp. tho champion CHECKER plnyoT Of
tho world. ho having beatan Wiley 6ve TO ono In
twonty.s slx gatncs In April, 1871, and two 10 ono ia
match OF lfty games last August. After twenty
Wiley and Martins. theie scoro stood twouty tw0
games FOR Wiley mud nineteen for Martins.
, 1877-06-01
flRE.ENGINEs FOR SMALL CITIES,

KANKAKEE. ILL.,. May 30.-Would II not be q
good thing to hestato IN your valuable paper Tho
subject Of 6fc.enyincH for Email cities and towns?
Many Of Them. all over the countty, arc burning
Ip, and thousands Of People being ruined, Just fof
ino lnck OF GOO o. s. QUO tpcnt for nreapparn.
tHt, 0nt city nceds an engine badly, Ncspect.
BnAy, SANEEL WuHprnLicH.
Chief Encinces Fire I1cnhr
, 1877-06-01

and bad 4 number OF steseo.cople views taken Of
them IN nnt1e sAte, the llttle ones frst being
posed In various o1sssFe httitudct. Prom ihs eaae
with which lhey nlAeed thkmse,ves II wan evident
they had received preparatory training At home.
With strong light thrown npon them. splendid
elects were proiocedt tho hgures atandlng ont ~
clear and dsssincs n Atasuca Of marble. At other
times PHOTOGRAPHIC Of thseeor four younger children
q family have been made In sartnus groupings.
sila lttle youngsters, both boya nnd Gifla, being
nftS ~ we'll pleasrd with the result ii their Ad.
mirlng PaEenis. When ths practice as,t cana in.o
p1c1ofe. wert, md h,e now. frequently. dItplaJcd
In the photographer ahow. .chAcs. the custnm
grew Ii popularity, older children wore thus pho.
tosraph:d. but seldom besrond the -. of. 8 Or o
yearss af!s. which M pot!oa, 4. !hey begin % grow
o,',ltnss of .earIy ehiltheol, and develop ansies
az % shaTP lncs, & which detraet from the pleasing
pntents n The s..e q ehlaten Who have passed
beyond the pacred IrItscy ot Tho famIiy efcic, and
n Tho tase OF the two ttlo tla above mentioned,
ihc negative was demanded md taken away ~
thstr mother. -
, 1877-06-01
Q1fIt,9.


pareon-" Dcttcr fed than tArVht, fancy, boy ~
f'oy-"Ees, bo; cos feeds myself. and you
teaches nsl''
The ps'ta OF sewing machines IL coming down,
and poor womcns husbands will soon be snaokin1
1o'cent eighfs.-Ol CITY Gait.
Experience teaches ~ how 10 do many thipps.
but wten man tlh down on bent pin experience
has to take a back ssat, whie in.sttns.t comes "a
the front.
eomc men can ncvor take toks. There was An
Old doctor who, when Asked what WAS good 10,
mosquitoes. wrotc back: "1Iow do yon aupposo
can ISlI unscas know what ais the tnoaquitoi"
consltcfsblo, property. ono.hs1f Of which he lcif
to three needy and deeersng young tnwyere 10 en- .
nbc them to got tho okor halt. -Hariiadton Hauf.
eye.
hor.e-cara, and lalks earnestly 10 hts con,naninn
on tho welfare Of his sonl while tired e,oF ciris
and ia,lles stand up, needs Aome kind Of conver.
s'oh hhlmsalr.-OosfoA GLOBE.
himself. PlouslY and pcnsivciy be sal there, and
- he comp'acently Watched tie farmer al Ill Do.
in mockeiy, What shall The harvest t b. tEs' - "
Our iorefaehcrs were eontcnted to spread theie
frugal fcpast upon the bnre bark that they strpncd
at1fn s,e sose.t ttees bnt tha Srtsocracy OF
use a'cet for table. .etotl,,-Fslion GMts ~ ~ -
We must rc'use all applications for The loan Of
onf en- war nap. We anteNd 70 carefully preserve ii
days Of financial gloom and depression it behooves
% TO ccononniko and lay up so1ethihR for rainy
az Hmd ~ 1r tn1t ap u about II. ony thing "
The report that The Emperor Of Germany ia to
q 1e I Roa nd Sesons 1se slsss o n
AZ hoson s arm y an otre. i arose from tho fact
, 1877-06-01
NAsDY AND TIE PRESIDENTS
POLICY.
tyA.fn hJnAx


CoNrEpEnlT Z RoAps (wlch Is In tho Stale Of
Kensucky), May %, 1s77.-The yooserpcr 1favc.
IA notbtn Int dtsannintrncut In I'm ro.r... ~
9asn.t % g'ss me halt ehnnee. and seems 70 take q
delite In dfsappfnt'n my expoctashens, when hs
emsnetnatr from tho ,,ndn ,s1or -. I'M tas
cspot!sm 4 ooo 600 oy eonc It scam.a n aa.g ~ ~
ateshiy siod At my in;orc,ts that took It "a a. a
a S1 .t,, Gae e ses, s.s he'd bin boar.
| "hehesef We. Nv mo corners wnz fep1oached for
not JOIN nothing Good a'luS inaamo the peoplu
sroaun under ,nstv roo ors
"Pnt INC In history 10 any snbiooeat,d nnshcn TINT
ever DID anything shou tio Iron hans uv military
nSn huaa a,n! E,sn sho ~
icrs and rcfooacd 10 sfng in sfrai,ee lands. ts,vc
US onr freedom agin, and We may onat ,noro hist
ltaacom, jIAt one mora, Ct tlero's room OF, Tue
slnte."
IT. tnt the goo :oc, I and
jest % Il ns. .'' "'' WIN '''D4' ''''" anu N's'f
place in loon, wood l'ev gvsa III saihta 10 60 on.
The Administfaiiou, wish was 10 hev 11 far;shea it d
ats;s ,:s tns ps.y
wood hov kep siivo tlle uan hopcs ~ nc liz 1e.
1ut now ho hex gono and postponed tho n,cctin iii
October by wfch time them recteunt Stiernerh ~
wants everything cx quiet az n,tlt.poni Will hov
got thlngs ihcIe own way, and wo bo left hoIp!ls.
bat ei nc thinks wo arc goin 70 be hasssdcd With
Enntnnrn hnurt rvn, t4 ns aHs ~ ~ anntnkGh' lNc
time and aIn.t NO eastIy suMencbch Thn cn,ng "ng
l,cz te1nun,s To make, aud tGo Corners hcs sot 10
w. wat u wnnts before i win bo satlHae Of con-
Tho f..asr NV W .seums.rIsaennn properly donc
snnnis lhnt tho fioycfnn,cit tnakn Tho rarnnp. 1g
, 1877-06-01

OLD CHICAGO.
QuMcY. ILL.,, May 3d.-1p Tue TElsuxz OF May
r. ssad With keen interest tAs 1sua1ks of tha
, 1877-06-01


part OF wcrk's tMe. Tho Em,lker who engaged
sss .1s sassas a &C.
nther than have BIZ name printed.
AN INCIDENT wiTlt MonAr-
Nothing II moro common In tho experience OF
e,se,a!loas io prevent stss:: mi mean. 10 ox,ta:
or ~lih ths southe1n lloioi. in 81 Louts. whcro
,wasehnen. automatic alarms, Aosc, and water-
Maka sl!ke were u.elcss; One OF the laruyat aan.
S,s, st60, COD il. owner bad expended siv' oOo
81 to E. and t%
snyte W., ~ exttnKuishsng apparstaa was mainly
oa.tet OF s oas Of our Ic.dlnss s'es ce@psanies M
,nisen.ly surveyed personally tho hoso and wAter-
1u4e % ass ias @
sna!on with one Of tho partners, tho insurance
ee q sss sss to BE- - s3 h oSt
-. isli head u water: The bst va. sceeptci, and
u: eotls la,stsdf Ths slInpis truth Il, t9at pro.
GneSon OF such stores are conteut with providing
lose without Tho lsast Idea That it 70 rsclesa
samr contingency:
soAt AAcfokvooATloH OF zxoL1s4 MANAGERS
In f"S$s S4 kVAFtH VI
Ereoas os Iaet that among tho recent departures for
EnpIg'ss ate several " thu American managers Of
NJ county. TSess Ietaturcs uS e",nnrisa Mas,rsa
iImasaep, OF thu Nnrth British aud Mercantile;
o. saood, Of tho landon CORPORATION; Alliger,
Gn,.ue .ue Commercial Cntun; and N1ss, Of tho
Eesssa Essa. H.. II probably on'y cotncilencs that
II fig III gehtlsnea have concluded to visit England
soasei.ns. .ssa.o1 hut sasss 4 reason cnough In 4.
dura M Mpffnspals At h1s tiue concerning tho con.
ksi ~ u american hnsIneu. Anybody who has
iii Inn,lat I.mate dealings with An English company
onn tho* that anlong sheEr ehaEactsrstics IL thiJ
ca maasve, teo, DO net sears easily ThcF Ameti
r s,r lhsif home oaacea on the subject, and il il
pn, pu,ste0 ~ that the gentlemen named will return
ahnrcs "xef fof aha fray than when they LETT our
rh.. AEfoRrs IRON LOCAL RoARpa
Board. T., nas bees NO formal breaking up Of Local
s5,an.s s National floa1d but ,hess havs been looa
tanN 1a,ents. ~ and. Ia mauy cases. fovision Of
~ the Cit!es Of LoalsytlIs, Cleveland.
, 1877-06-01

NUDE CtIILDnEN's PHOTOGRAPHS.
Harsford Co5TtipoHdeneA Dostoa Herald.
Nude photographs Of children arc oeing taken
for proud Hartford mothers. Only = short time
ago lady brought 10 lcaaicR photographer two
hsudsolas little yr4, assa and Q respectively,
, 1877-06-01

lnond lockes add gold nerk chaia, io1t ia sstuf-
day tA.r peA t. 1stnt cpanasuiisl 10
]. u. MACKENZIE, 1s3 AAd.sa1 .stY
, 1877-06-01


IEFuisMATIOX WANTED -OH MISS FRANCES
huoto1. VI flohotea. VITO u &upb.Acd W lAys
fuEmst rctpecinX htE prvsent whrreaeouta will ~
f1ass2ki9ny ssSrissd " Tx I,.tagF Mp AN gS'
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30
How 10 aIurn Coal.

4 verv common mistake is made
and much fuel wasted in he manner
of replenishing coal fires both in
furnaces and CRATES. They should
he fed with a little coal at a time.
and often; but servants, to save time
aud trouble, put on great deal al
once, the first result being that al
most all the heat Is absorbed by the
newly put on coal, which does not
give ont heat until it has become red
hot. Hence for while the room is
cold, but when it becomes fairly
aglow the heat is iusuferahle. The
time to repleniSh a coal fire is as
soon as the Goals begin to show ashes
on their surface, then put on merely
enough to show layer of black coal
covering the red. This will soon
kiudie, and, as there is not much Of
it, an excess of heat will not be Civ
en- ont. Many also put out the FIRE
by stirring the CRATE so soon as fresh
coal is put on, thus leaving ail heat
in the ashes when it should be sent
to the new supply of coal. The time
to stir the fire is just when the new
coal laid on is pretty well kindled.
This method of managing a coal fire
is troublesome, hut it saves fuel,
gives a more uniform heat, and pre-
vents the discomforts of alterations
OF heat and cold above referred to.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30
Proclamation.
w HEREAS, it Is enacted by the

M ttEhEAS, 1t Is enacted bV the
' General Assembly of the State of Ohio
That it shall be unlawful for any person
within this State to sell, barter or give away
any spirtuous, vinous or malt liquors on the
day any election held within this state un-
der the Constitution or laws thereof: and it is
hereby made the duty of each and all persons
who are authorized under or by the laws Of
this State, or the municipal regulations Ofany
city, town or village Of this state to sell or
barter any spurious, vinOus or malt liquors,
to close their respective establishments on
those days. Any persons offendinc against
the provisions Of this art shall be fined I'm any
sum not less than five nor more than one
hundred dollars, and be imprisoned in the
county Jail for period not exceeding ten
days"
l, II. P. Hepburn. Mayor of Ashtabula, do
hereby warn the Inhabitants of said Village
of the provisions of said Act and that all viO-
lations of the same will subject the offender
to prompt and speedy punishment. And all
Marshals and police officers in said Village
are hereby required to close all houses found
violating said Act, and report forthwith all
violators thereof to me.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th
day of March, 1877. 1920
L. S. H. P. HEPBURN, Mayor.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30
LEG4L.
Proclamation.

THE qualified electors of the In
corpOrated Village of AshtabuIa, are
hereby notified to assemble at Protection
Hall, the usual place Of holding elections, on
MONDAY, APRIL I'd, A. D IS77,
then and there to eject the following officers,
tO-wit:
9Members of the Council for two years,
Solicitor fer two years,
street Commissioner Tor two years.
Witness my hand and official seal this 18th
day of March, A. d lS77
Il. S. h p HEPBURN, Mayor.
Attest :-JAMEs REED. .TR.. Clerk i56
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30
Election NOtice.
THE qualified electors of tbe

THE qualified electors of the In
L corporated Village of A shtabuIa and the
territory attached thereto for school purpos-
es and resident within the limits of the vii
lage school district are hereby notified L,
meet at Fireman's Han in said Incorporated
Village Of Ashtabula. the usual place OF hold
ing school meetings in said Village School
District, on
MONDAY, the I'd DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1S77,
between the hours of six Is O'Clock in the
morning and six ,6) O'Clock in the afternoon,
and then and there choose by ballot. two ~
competent and judiciOus persons, residents
nf said Village SchOOlDistrfct, and having the
qualification of electors therein, TO serve as
Members OF the Board OF Education of said
Village School District for the term of three
i3) years from the third ,3d4 Monday of April,
A. D. 1871, and until their succeSSar are elect
and qualified A A. SOUTHWICK.
Clerk of the Board of Education of said VIII
lage School District.
Ashtabua. O., March 90 1877. 1870
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30
Public Sale,

THE undersigned will offer for sale
Il at Public Auction at the late residence
day, the 3lst day of March, 1877, the goods
and chattels of said deceased; consisting in
part of Three Cows. One two-year-Old Colt
One Tanning Mill, One pair Bob Sleds, One
Moving Machine, &c, &C. Sale to commence
at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Terms-purchases amounting to three dol
lars or less to be paid in cash above that
sum notes at six months, with two good sure
ties will be taken,
Z. r. METCALF, Administrator,
ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD, Adm'x.
March l2th, lSI7. 3tl4l9
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30

ehurchyard at the centre Of Wayne.
The particulars of hunt for fugitive
slaves in Bloomfield and Rome are also
given, reviving memories Of the DAYS Of
slavery: and stories of the late civil war Of
great local interest.
Lindenrille. Mnrch %. 1s1l
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30
Teachers E5cG3lg iIIGtIORS.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS


L for the teachers of Common Schools of
Ashtabula County will be held during the
quarter ending May 30th, at the following
times and places:
Conneaut, Tuesday, April Sd, 1877.
AustiHburg, Monday, April, 9th 1871
Andover, Tuesday, April 18th, 1877,
Ashtabula, Saturday, April 21St, 1877,
orwell, Thursday, April 26th, 1877,
Pierpont, Tuesday. May lSt, 1877,
Jefferson, Tuesday, May Sth, 1877.
Persons applying for teachers certificates
are requested to bring a certificate of good
moral character from the board Of local di-
rectorS in their own district or from some one
of the board Of Examiners.
Examinations open at O'Clock a. m.
From a, IN. to 1890 n. m.-Arithmetic and
Reading
From 1890 a. m. to y m.-Theory and Prac-
tice.
From p. m. to >: Is p. m.-Grammar
From 2:i5 p. m. to =. m.-Geography and
Spelling.
Examinations in the several branches will
close promptly at the time designated.
Teachers are requested TO bring cents for
postage instead of direCtedRnd stamped en-
velope.
BY order OF the Board of Examiners,
1918 l.. II. MEANS Clerk of Board.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30
sFLFPREsERVATION IS THE FIRST LAW OF NATURE

= Every one VINO requires the meuIc1nes should
exercise great in purchasing none but Pure Fresh
and First Glass articles and but competent Drug
gists should be allowed to fill prescriptions We feel
justified in saving that we can give the people of Ash
tabula the benefit of all these
We have none but new and reliable goods, and q
thoroughly competent to handle and compound them.
SbonId YOU have Prescriptions and Recipes of any
kind vou wish filed cordially ask you to give
trial We guarantee satisfaction in every
We keep full line Of Drugs, Dye Stufs, Toilet Ar
ticles and Druggist Sundries also fine assortment OF
Stationery including all the latest styles and qualities
as well grades
Should you wish anything in line not IN stock,
We will procure the same short notice and at rea-
OnADA0 i" r. THURBER & CO.,
Ashtabula House Block
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-03-30
Estate of Harvey Smi.h. Deeeased.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator with the will
annexed, on the estate of Harvey Smith
deceased, late of Ashtabula, Ashtabula COuu-
ty. Ohio. HENRY FASSETT
Dated this 7th day of March, A. D. 1877 8t2O