Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-02-16

Judson Martin and children, East
Avon;
Mrs. Judson Martin, East Avon;
A. MaIllard, San Rafael, Cal;
Alex. Monroe, Someryille, Mass;
Victor Lewis Nusbaum, Cleveland:
F. A. 0rmsbee, Boston, Mass;
F. Osborn, Tecumseh, Mich;
Alfred II. Parslow, Chicago;
Charles D. Patterson, 90
G. M. Reid, Cleveland. Superintendent
bridges;
Charles c. Kicker, Biddeford, Me;
L. B. Sturgis, Minneapolis, MINI;
VIM. B. Sanderson, Auburn, Me;
Henry W. Shepard, Brooklyn, N. Y;
Miss Marion Shepard, Wisconsin;
Bernard Sawyer, Chesterfield, Essex
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Swift, North Adams,
Mass;
a. L. Stone, Cleveland. Brakeman;
]. A. Thompson, Oakland. Cal;
Edward Truworthy,
G. 81. Tyler, st. Lotus, Mo;
H. T. Tomlinson, Memphis, Tenn;
Harvey Tilden, Cleveland. Sup't of
water works;
W. h. Vosburgh, Buffalo. Brakeman;
John J. White, Boston, Mass;
Henry A. White, Wethersfield, Conn;
Geo. A. White, Portland, Me;
Thomas c. Wright, Nashville, Tenn;
PERSONS LosT-SO.
J.H. Aldrich, Des Moiness, Iowa:
Louis ]. Barnard, Buffalo;
Mrs. W. h. Bradley's child, California; i;
90 I" 90 'f nurse Clara j
Thayer, Springfield, Mass;
P P. Bliss, Chicago;
Isaac Meyer, Cleveland.
Birdie Meyer, 90
Fred W. Marvin, Clayton, Mich.
Miss Libble Negus, corner Elm and
Tupper streets, Buffalo.
S. b. Merrill, Dayton, Cattaragus Co.,
Ny.
Richard Osborn, Tecumseh, Mich.
Mrs. G. E. Palmer, Binghsmpton, N. Y.
Geo. A. burlington, Buffalo. American
Express messenger.
John D. Pickering, Chicago.
Charles R. Pickering, ''
Miss Mary H. Pickard, W. Bridgewater,
Mass.
Daniel A. Rogers, Chicago.
Boyd L. Russell, Auburn, N. Y.
Prof. Henry G. Rogers, Springfield, o.
Mrs. H. G. Rogers, ''
Jonathan Rice, Lowell, Mass.
G. B. Stow, Geneva, o. Employee.
F. Shattuek, Travelling agent c. MtSV.
& Col. R. r.
Robert Steindal, New York.
Charlotte N, and Martha Ann Smith,
Rondont, n. Y.
J. W. Smith, Toronto, Ont.
George H. Spooner, Petersham, Mass.
A. d. Stockwell, Ashtabula, o.
Mrs. TruworthY, Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Lucy c. Thomas, Chicago or Buffa-
10.
W. W. Thomas, 131 Dodge ST., Cleve-
land.
Willie G. Thomas, son of Lucy Themas.
Charles F. Vogel, Albany, N. Y.
Martha lolita Volk, Rochester, n. Y.
S. or D. Waite, Toledo, o. .. S. Ex-
press messenger.
- Webb, Boston. Porter of sleeper
Rev. DR.. Washburne, Cleveland, D.
VIM. F. Wilson, Boston.
Mrs. P. P. Bliss, Chicago;
c. Brunner, Gratoit, Wis;
Mrs. c. Brunner,
Two children Of above;
Miss Mary Birchard, Fayetteville, vt;
Charles Caine, Pittsburgh. Porter Of
sleeper;
David Chittenden, Cleveland, o. Trav-
cling agent.
L. c. Grain, New Haven, Conn;
NJ. P. Cogswell, Chicago;
Mrs. E. Cook, Wellington, o;
VIM. Clemmens, Bellevue, o;
Mrs. Emma Coffin, Oakland, Cal;
d. Campbell, Milledgeville, Ill;
Hiram Chamberlain, Cuba, N. Y;
j. E. Crimp, Somerville, Mass;
James Doyle, New York. Porter of
sleeper;
Mrs. Sarah Fonda, scuylerville, sarato-
ga county, N. Y;
Two children of Mrs. Frame;
Alfred Gilley, Cranberry Island, Me;
Mrs. W. J. George, Cleveland;
Miss Matte George, "
L. W. Hart, Akron, O., or Warren;
Henry L. Hal, Chicago;
Mrs. q. L. Hall,
F. A. Hodgkins, Bangor, Ne:
DR.. Geo. F. Hubbard, Polk City, la;
DR. A. W. Hopkins, Hartland -Four
Corners, Vt;
Mrs, H. NJ. Knowles, and child, ueve-
land, o;
Geo. Kepler, Ashtabula, O;
Annie Ketterville, or Kittlewell, Beloit,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopper, Chippewa, Ont,
Lawrence Lanergan. Cleveland, o.
Express messenger;
Miss Maggie NJ, or E., Lewis. st. Louis;
Phil Nc Neill, Nottingham, Baggage
man;
Miss Minnie Mixer, Buffalo:
Mrs. ]. D. Marston and child, Chi
cago;
Mrs. C. NJ. Marston, WaterviIIe, Ne;
Sarah S. Mann, Cleveland O.;
Mrs. W. L. Moore, Hammondsport, N. Y;
Our friend ByingtOn, of the NorwaIk
-Ct.-Gazstte, in his Washington letter,
written upon the scene, pays very high
compliment to son of Ohio, and to the
State. In alluding to the ability of the TO
rensic efforts before the High Joint Com
mission, he says, SIT is pretty generally
admitted that the ablest and most eonelu-
sive legal argument of any was delivered
by Stanley Matthews, Of Cincinnati. Ger
tainlya new star Of the first magnitude,
has here arisen on the legal armament Of
the American nation"
Mr.. Cunningham, Of Monroe, has
traded his farm in that township, to Mr..
A. Snow. for the st. Cloud Hotel, in North
Kingsville. Mr.. G. will occupy the hotel
April 1st. We hope he will be as success
ful as a landlord as he has been as far
mer. Reporter.
Disease Grows Apaee,
Like an i'll wind, and cannot be mastered too
early. What is q trifiing attack of sickness
to-day, may, If unattended to, become seri-
Gus case in week Small ailments should be
nipped in the bud before they blossom into
null blown maladies. Ifthis advice were at
tended to, many heavy bill for medical at
| tendance might be avoided. When the liver
| is disordered, the stomach foul. the bowels
| obstructed, or the nerves disturbed, resort
/ should be at once had TO that supreme reme-
/ dy, HOstetter'E Stomach Bitters, q few doses
| of which will restore healthy action and put
| the system in perfect order. 1t is q wise pre-
/ caution to keep this Incompatible preventive
in the house, since It checks with unriYeI =
/ promptitude, disorders which breed oti1eFt
/ far more dangerous, and in their latest deVel-
4 opmenfs are themselves often fatal