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AUCTION SALES.

CoNTINuATloN
LARGE AND ATTEAerIvE CATALOGUES
ELEGANT MARBLE AND sLATsMANTEL
vlRr =. IL n fkS;sE S SaHS5EL1ERs,
CHEEH fST In .,HhN IInII
GILT AND PLaTED FIRE CRATES AND
WAsEsTkN6sH; FSkE sk sSG scSS'
VERY FINE As ss5Rira LklFo nF fsRoNzEs
IN F kfGtR AsP pN APt GsT1Tps
FLuAFsl FStk efkSS ISL ~ RA sTFsX FITTING
tab of the magnificent and well known estaSiisa-
ment Of A: r: Shepherd & o., 10th and Penn.
We win sell on TUE <DAY MORNING, Jane
18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock. and continue
disposed OF. at the store Nc 4O7 18th st. W.. one
DOH Tb. above hove, Penn; avenue.
one of the largest and varied south OF New YorK
CITY. ohering an unusual opportunity TO persons
tion.
The sale being without reserve, we would re-
sTsctfuily solicit careful examination Cata-
'oRues will he ready Saturday, and can be hal on
Jels DUNCASSoN BROS, Auct.
%THE ABOVE SALE WILL Re Ctx-
itl9 ct DUNC.NsoN BROS. Auc-e.
FINRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE ST,
L , BIZ LOT IN THE Alley RErwEEN
18TH AND 14TH STREETS AND l. AND
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE.
,oRy virtue of deed OF trust, dat Nav 14th. ~,
1877. and recorded In Lrber No. $3.50, folio -
20. one OF the land records for the District III
G lu1b,a and by the rttten request of the part.
re- urtd hereby, We will sell at public auction on
thu Premises, on SATURDAY. June % 1873 al
$50 o'cockp m, All that piece or parcel OF land
'e~' rhed nv said deed Of trust being part OF LOT
GUml cred g. III square No. 2f7
IeImS: Cash. $50 deposit required at time of
sale. Convey anCipga cost ofpur. haser.
MM.G ESaIsbpA paws }Trussees.
DuNfANSON. BROS. AuCtS je19
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"a sail every THURSDAY direct from ,e.saa
philadelphia to Liverpool, touching at GrEIR
Queenstown. s&escs3
sbin. intermediate and steerage passage tickets
ors, l429 ST. Also, agents for the BED Star Line
% Antwerp. mv22-tt
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TrHFsHTyEFFis k saaE r 2E TALUABAE IN
s sAsT soK s,, tn W ~ I'm NINTH AMP
Of A LOT VIII A NEW THREE
sTNRG bklCK AND FRAME Anu
THREE TWO-sTORY FRAME DWELL
1NGS THEREON.
BY virtue of two deeds of trust dated re- A
SEecliyely JUNE 8 b 1877. and August 8 h, fsSSSR
lSII. and rec Orded respectively in Lber No JUDY
COB folio 20. and Liner No 1858 folio 1853 of tn.
land records Tor the District of Columbia and a.
me request OF the parties secured thereby. l will
SSll at pubic aucti n. in front of the premises on
TUESDAY. Juue 25i b, 1878, at O'Clock y. u .
Lorlh part or lot in square Ala Washington
cry. liz said Dis riot, and bounded as follows viz:
b. ginning at northwest corner of said lot and
S. uare, thence south along 9th street % feet
thence east 75 feet 10 inches, thence south %
theLce east % feet Inches. thence north As feet to
- nth q street. and The west along said g street
80 feet inches to place OF beginning together
separately.
Terms of sale: One-third cash cot which $50 on
each EouSe must be paid at time of Saje); balance
IN SIX and twelve months, with 8 per cent Sc
cured by puI chaser s Notes and deed Of trust on
property sold. Conyeyancing aud recording at
pun chaSer'S cost. If tarnS Of Sa e are not com
I1ed with In six days after sale, Trustee reserves
the right to resell at risk AID cost of defautinp
purchaser. VIM. r. HULlZMAN, Trustee,
, - 1921 st. n. W.
n. r. GJ Elc Elk. AuCt. je13 -dtGbS
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STEAMSHIP LIVE BETWEEN ERW YORK
SOC TIA MPTGN AND BREMEN
The steamers OF this Company will sail evory Sat
i trds{ fr3In Srs men Pier, foot OF Third sSess
From New York TO Southampton, Lon s-1a.s-s<.
Ion, HaEre and Bremen, first cabin, 500; second
IT passage, apply to OELRICHs 4 CO.,
AZ LIN Bowling Green. New York.
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TRUsTEFS' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE, No. 1913 STREET NOR I'll
EAST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated November hL
I'm, 1877. duly recorded in LlDer 81. folio fiIH
l15, land reco. Is of District of Coiumoia I.4E
ana at request OF part, secured, We will sell, al
DAY, the "a day Of tune, A ID. 1878 at 5 o'c!'k
NJ. Lot sixty four (64 i'll Smith & ROhrer's re-
corded subdivision OF Square seven hundI ed and
tWenty-Ore GID, in city of Washington, ID, c.
with improve mentS as above.
Terms of sale: o. e-third cash (Of which 500
must he paid at time OF SAFE balance in three equal
lis ailments al one, TWO and three years,
with per cent. interest until paid to be secured
on the premises sold. Terms 10 be fully met within
seven days, otherwise the property will be- r.s1ld
OH seven DAY s. a. v I'll. eTent in the Evening Star
q; risk OF ef IL tim pur, haser
ASDREW B.; DUVALL, lTrnstaes
L. CoLDWELI., Salesman. il An-enfts
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UNITED STATES MARsaAL,s SALE.

N1TED STATES MARSaAL'S SALE
. b! virtue ct writ OF fieri faciaS, sued out of
the CLERK Office of the SGpreme curt uf the Dis
uict OF Columbia. and to me directed [ Will sell
Al punlc sale, for Cash at the Courthouse door OF
saiI Dls!Ilc' OIL SATURDAY, The 9th day Of uIv
1910 az IL CLOCK H.. all Lhe right, tite claiu and
interest OF the defendant in and 10 the follow ny de-
scTibed property to wit: All Of Square No 9S east
nan OF lot y in square 1l6: sub-Ot E. square 492
ant suh-lot ~ OF VIM L. B. amhalI'S subdiyi sion
Of original lots and 2 square l. O34 ali i 4 VAST
ihStnn city, ID C., together with ali aud singular
Inc improvements thereon: levied upon as tte
GROCERY OF Albert G. Hall, to satisfy execution
NO IL, 9S6, at Law, in favor of J I'm E. Kendall
FRED'K. DOUGLASS
. ,,ur U. s. Marshal. ID. @.
eOfN chfhNAN, AucT. je15-dts
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~ Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctfoueer
VIII sell at public a"ction, ia front of the -
premises on FRIDAY, June 2lsr at D ca
~, the frame Build ngS corner of 22d aud + Jul
sIe Is A. W., the same to be removed within fifteer
days after sale.
Terms cash.
je1S-4t THOS E. WAGGAMAN Auct
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rs BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE THE
a;uYe sale is poStpoIs1l until THURSDAY, the
2oth day Of June, 1878, Al the same hour and
pace. F. T. b. SANDS
nISSl 3aWSdS TruSraa
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THE "OMAN'S BIBLE, q free transl
i ton by Miss Smith. Of glastonbury, Conn.,
sold at BA LLANTYNE 'S. 1t is highly cOmmen
ed by classical schOars. my2h-Im
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
FOLEY'S FUNERAL.

The soiemnncs In honor Of tho oniciai demise o:
Captain Foley were contnued ast night al 0xucy
Gcoghcssn's tin about eight o'clock Tho body lay in
state during tho day IN tho darkoned "freo and
Easy" .hio clouds Of tobacco smoke noated TO the
ceiling In lieu OF noensa Alter supper t,mc all those
wished 10 a last glance the remains aud
witness the ohsequics fockod TO she Bswcry, and
proved 70 DO 30 numerous hat the whole oppo-
Nsc tho establishment was thronsed, whic tho sor-
OF tho crowd assumed 90 uproarious Aspect
OF siderable iorco OF police was
necessary 70 console them.
rms rUsEaAi.
A. about eight O'Clock Owney sctirg, IL is said, on
suggestion irom the police, brought tho affair 10 a
close. The conin enclosing tho enigy Of Captain
Foley, placed shutter, lifted on the shoudcrs
Of four men, and by them transported TO parts un-
known. About nve hundred people followed the
bcsrcrs as the cort6gc slowly wcndcd way MP tho
Bowery. An unusually largo crowd, com posed Of
persons anxious TO wnness tho funeral observances
visited the saloon In the Of tho night and dis
appointments was expressed by many AZ ineir speedy
termination
"owncy" said 10 HxRAhp reporter Iass evening
that bis chief reason ior disseminating Tho wsko'
that IL cost moro than the man wns worth, at
cost mo $40 for mournng aud cigars and beer said
Mr. tseogheEan, 'tsnd that moro than ever valued
Foley ~; 30 thought ia lot up on him."
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
A LIVELY DEBATE IN THE SENATE
The President Authorized to Make a
Temporary Appointment.
AWAITING TIE VETO OF THE SILVER BILL.
Proposed Legislation to Regulate Inter
state Commerce.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.

y. WASHINGTON, Feb 81, 1873
THE COMING VETO MESSAGE OF THE SILVER
BILL-sENT1MENT or THE cABINET-PAssAoE
or THE BILL ASSURED. $500
Tho voto message will probably be scut in early
Friday Report says that 1t will be brief and strong
There 10 such division In tho Cabinet the sun.
tect as rumors from here pretend. or the seven
members live least hold that tho President ought
to veio tho bili--nAmey, Messrz Evarts Sherman
Kcy. Schurz and Devena Secretary Thompson
Is believed 10 Do tho only member Of the Cabinet who
IL decidedly against . veto, Secretary McCrary not
being urgent either way
There 10 tsle DOUBT that tho bill will pass over the
veto. LIS passage in tho House viii be By largo
votc as most OF tho republican antisilver men are
anxious that Il shall become law, many OF them
mado up their minds for It gaipst tho
In tho Senate tho is close that slight
change would defeat tho bill but the three Senators
who 1t was thought probable would cbange-Paddook,
Window and Cameron. OF wisconsin-have all, II Is
said told thor friends that they will vote to pass tho
bill over the veto
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
GENERAL WASHINGTON DesPAT cHss.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ~, 1878.

WASHINGTON, Feb 81, 1878.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE THE BILL gxPoRTED
PROM TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
Tho bill reported by Representative Reagan, from
the COMMITTEES on Commerce, for the regulation OF
interstate commerce and to prevent unjust discrmi
nation ~ 70 freghts charges and facilities by rail-
roads and other common carriers, 10 accompanied By
elaborate report favor OF It's passage II says
among other th,ngs:-
when w consider tho magnitude Of the commerce
et Tho United and the direct interest which The
whole Of 900 people have In II, the broad
extent OF our country as compared with other CON-
mercal oounsries, and that It's internal commerce
carricd BY railroads alone is estimated ~ about
siShteen billions oi dollars IN value, while
~ supposed whole informal commerce
amounts 70 not lees than twcnty. .nve billions IN
value; and whoa II 10 remembered hat this CON-
mercs Is carried on over seventy Ave tbousand niles
Of railroad and BY steamboats, and other vessels on
our rverA lakes. bays and canals, ovcr length
of navig9bte waters probably sxceeoiue half tho
lcpgth of oil ear Railroads, the importance Of Tho
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
THE COUNT" UNDER FIRE.

AFTER 4 BATTLE OF DEANS AND BnIcKBArs
BETWEEN ACTORS, YALE STUDENTS AND THE
POLICE GEORGE AND AvoNIA ARM WITH
nEvohvEns DETERMINED TO SELL THEIR
LIVES DEARLY.
- Ne NEW HAVEN, Feb. y, ls7s
George the Count Joanuss mado his hrss ap
pearance In this city last night at tho Music
Hall, appearing Richard Ill, supported By
Miss Av6nsa Fairbanks and the Lycoum
Theatre company from Now York. The rep
resentation was . very pantomine, not . word
hardly being heard on account OF tho made BY
the large eopoourso OF Yale students who were as
sembled and who beral!y peppcred tho actors with
beans lhroughous the performances Tho Count made
several speeches. entreang and threat but the
row was continued and tho curtain down At the
close regular fight bctweon actors and stu.
dents. both throwing huge haadtuls. t'
A BATTLE a. BRicKDArs
Alter tho performance large crowd, mostly stu
dents gathered about tho door Of tho theatre
tho Count into his carriage. In some way . connc,
ensued with tho police Bricks, stones and clubs
were brought into play, and nino students
rcsted Five policemen siightiy hurs and a num-
Der OF students. A. tho police court tho students
who gave fictitious names. were each nned 81 and
COSTS which paid This afternoon Chief OF Police
Alon received from tho Count the following charac-
tcristc letier:-
ToSriSE HorEL NEW HAVEN Conn, Fob. 27, 1873
70 HoRVRABIB CHIKT Police CIrY new
HAVEN
1t with feelings o deep thar In reading
journals here this morning made acquainted with
tho bodily injury he brave policemen received their
resolution 70 protect the public In bohst Tho
assault upon police by the students place
In after the theatre and had
NY battle tho Uncrushed" we'll as that Of Kichard
Ill and both. as usual. triumpbantIy.
Wheu he thestre had closed and In my dressing
room heard in the street the noise OF shouting student
vicinity Of my From leou,ns lite had
fear had regard for the natural tmidty OF lsdiss.
though Miss voniA Farba well moritod the
e con ferred Of The Inync,ble" and also as she
York Mercury ed Tho oan OF Arc Of Courage
We both with reviewers and would have sold
our lives dearly. though only two opposed to 500.
resolved Tst send the Chief o Police and by hts
authority and duty to clear the street lie came. he
he conquered. rcturn sentiments OF tor
the bodily injury tho policcn,sn. aud ask of
ycu eno that may be permitted to transmit for their
tho enclosed $50 II within she rules Of
she Police Department then donate the SAID $50 10 Tho
Police Widows Fund" Of tho city of New Haven.
have she honor 10 be your fellow citizen, 10.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
ORGANIZING THE .NATIoNAL" PARTY

An informal meeting 10 organize. the national
party in this city held last evening at No. 39l
Fourth avenue. Every Assembly district was repre-
sentcd. 7. ). Joachimsen appointed temporary
chairman and Marcus Hanlon secretary. Ia accord
anee with a resolution passed Mcssrs. r. j. Joachim
sou, Gideon j. Tucker Robert McCanrey, William A.
Butler William A. Casey. George q. Bauer, H. byron
Brown, George W. Gibbons, q. i. henderson. Frank
Waters George Abbott, jeremiah J. Driscoll and
Marcus Hanlon were appointed committee TO select
. committee OF organization, consisting OF seven rosi.
dents OF each Assembly distriot who shall take charge
or their respective districts This committee will
moot Aomday next TO receive names. No hual
action taken about the silver meeting 10 be
held ~ Giiniorc's Gardens other than that II should
be held ss carly as possible.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
A NEW CHURCH.
ONE RENTED AND BEING PREPARED FoR REV.
". LLOYD,

ONE RENTED AND BEING PREPARED FOR REV.
II is pretty ccrtsin that tho Rev. William Lloyd will
not long be withous . pulpit. The families shat
espoused his cause and with him lett the Madison
Avenue Reformed Church recently assembled at tho
residence OF Mr.. r. }. Van vlet, No. So West Fity-
second street. Inst evening to formally rstfy tho new
movement made 10 behalf Of their minister. There
werc llO persons present, representing fty iamica
Alter prayer meeting Of an hours duration bust
proceeded with. Mr.. +. A. Van Dyke pro-
sidcd and Mr. $. s. Packard acted secretary. The
chairman sstd tnat those present wore doubtless all
advised as 10 tho object Of tho meeting. In order
that shcy might fully understand other snd
DO mYunderssood by any he oncrod sho following
resolution
II resolved. tha. t y tho purpose Of those Who are
church Tor .he Worship od IN seeordsnee wish the icrm
Lloyd call 70 become she setaed pastor of the same
rho rcsOu.son was unanimously adopted, when
scvern OF the gentlemen explained what had nroady
been done toward tho formatoa Of the now society,
all Of which met with tho ncarsiest indorsemcnt
Tor tho rental Of tho vacant chapel the OF
Maulson avenue and Fcrty-seventh strecs, formerly
Jr sod then ~ sSo First Re Reformed Ep.cops ps
chapel II rs now owned by tne Bowcry
savings Bank, when recently boush, Il in under q
year. dated from April 1. The price named for tho
church Is $4,000, but no privilege oil purchase ts n
serted In the lCasa The renovation OF the busidine
had already boen begun coal ior heating purposes
delivered. rhs carpets bought and cushions Tor
the l39 pews ordered ana were being made
These statements were received with much sattsfac-
tion, and several gentlemen addod largely 70 their
original subscriptions. Nearly $4,000 has been
pledged for the beginning OF The years. expenses
Mr. Lloyd, who was present, anu much touched with
the enthusiasm manifested, thanked his friends
their supposs and kindncss
Mr. s. s Clark was clcctcd superintendent OF tho
sunday school and Mr. William 8. Louderbsck treas
OF Ihe now society, which stars with nIty fam
ilics and promise OF ten moro. Tho mccting nd
tourncd at . late hour.
rbe next business IN order will be the elecson Of
trustees and an application TO tho Supreme Court Tor
charter Two weeks notice OF which is required. Tho
church Will DO opened TOR services sunday, March
TO- and will DO called tho MADISON Avenue Presbyterian
Lhurcn.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

WAsHS0ros, Feb. 81, 1873
Mr.. WALSH, tdem) Of Nd, moved 10 take from tho
Speakers table and pass senate bill amending ,he
providing for tho publication OF a new edition Of
tho Revised Stasuloa Ho explained that tho bill sim
ply made tho new edition pnma facic evidence In
courts instead Of conclusive cv,dsnec.
Mr.. Cox, tdem.)o Of N. r., said that whom the re-
vision Of the statutes took place those who had 70.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
MULDOONIC PROCLlvITIES.

Charges have been preferred by Fire Commissioner
Ryan. OF Brooklyn, ngans threc mcmpers OF tho Fire
Department. insthe above o,sy-vix, Michael Quinn,
foreman OF Hook and Ladder Truck No. 1; janice
Doyle. foreman OF Engine Company No. 2. and
samuel Dun foreman or Engine Company No. 3 Tho
substance oi tho charges Is that inc three nrcmou
mentioned have boon guiity OF breach Of discipline IA
taking TOO active q bonf IN polittos. Tho uccuscd
VIII be examined before tho FWs Com ea
Hrday next.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
A WIFE BEATER.

Judge Moore, OF the Kings County Court OF Sessions
yesterday sentenced George Green, formerly hotel
proprietor n. Concy Island, to year In tho Pen,-
icntiary Tor brutsiiy beating MIS- wife.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
THE angaonr AND EgrE.

rbs United States Local Inspectors OF stea mships
began Investigation yesterday into the tho
collision that occurred on the 17,h INST. be-
tweon tho fevryboats D. 3 Gregory and Erie
on the North River. Tho collision WAS
not OF serious character; u occurred from q misun
dcrstandins as to tho right Of way. r. H. Witherai,
pilot Of the Gregory; William HorteIing, tho eng-
ncor, and }. r. Parker and David Smith, deck ha nds
testified that the piot OF tho Eric did not answer
tho Grcgory's whstfn This was donIcd by the wit
nesscs for tho Eric. No decision rendered.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16
PREMIUM LIST
RACES.

No entry will be made in any race un-
less the entry is accompanied with the
entrance fee. Entries will close at II
o'clock NJ, the 25th.
"WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25-Running race,
free to all, one-half mile heats, best two
in three. FHst money, SIS; second mon
ey, $40; third money, S..
THURSDAY, SEPT. 26-For stations
that have never beaten 2:4o-Purse S35.
First money $40; second money $40,
third money SIS. Four TO enter. three to
start. best three in FIVE in harness.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 27-Race free to all
Purse SIoo-First money $50; second
money SIS; third money SI5; fourth mon
ey $40. Five to enter, four to start. Best
three in FIVE in harness.
Horses distancing the field or any part
thereof, shall be entitled to first money
only. Entrance fee ten per cent.
of purse.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

Dealer
ed, Fo
IN, Pl
|trea
Sg1s Sss
and
mes
|aints,.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TheSecretary's Office will be closed and
no entries received after II o'clock OF the
second day. This 1Isk IS iH0a1ia5Ze ana
7OiH be strictly enfo7eed
Any parties intending to make entries
will find it to their advantage to 10 so by
mail few days before the fair. Look
over the premium list and see in what
class the article or animal YOU wish to en-
ter belongs (evely one must determine
for himself in what class he will enter his
article-) Then make out written list OF
the articles and animals you wish to en-
ter, giving the class you wish them en-
tered in, sign your name TO the list and
send II to the Secretary, and he will send
you the entry tags, which you can attach
to the articles before you leave home, and
thus have them all ready to put up when
You arrive at the grounds, and save the
crowding aad waiting usual at the SecTe-
taTy's Office. Any written lists in the
Secretary's hand at II o'clock the second
day will be entered, 6ut no lists wtH be re-
cei0ed after that time. Let your list be in
this form:
CLASS l.
Six carrots;
One-hah bushel clover seed.
CLASS XXI.
Canned peaches;
Ounce jelly.
CLASS XXXVII.
Display pinks.
CLASS xxx,
Lemon pie;
Pumpkin PIE (Dls)
Sign your name with post office ad-
dress.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

AIuCItS IN tnlS class must be m2nufac-
tured in the county. Articles in this
class not manufactured in the countv.can 4
be entered to compete against each other
but not those manufactured in the coun-
y. Diplomas will be awarded to those
manufactured out of the county.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16
CLASS XVIII-swEEpsrAKEs ON
CATTLE.
CLASS XIX-swINE.

Premiums will be given on any breed.
and each breed will compete singlv.
Ist I'd
Boar any age or breed =. .$2.oo SI.oo
Sow any age or breed. ..... 200 LOO
SOW and5or more young pigs 200 LOO
A"O Plgs4months old or over 200 LOO
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

Articles properly belonging to this
class and not named, can be entered here
and VIII draw the same premium as if
premiums were offered.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

up my mind had got tlt rgIlL llslIOIIo =. -,
/ could not sleep well nights eontn1so stAH.iIsE
the Vegetiue / took thirteen bottles Ny heAlLn
Is good The Ulcer is gOne.snd am able 10 al
tend to business. paid about ur n9ndrea ooi- .3
lars for medicine and doctors before eousnt ~
Veoetiuf / have recon- rne1ded Neeetine % ON
-..e-,s q of,rarz fslssl 1assfti@ -
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

succeeded IN not only COn1AhCiHS 80
happy girl Of his sincere attachment, but
in believing that he completely filled up
her own little, loving heart. And then
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

nappen that half dozen parties meg -
at He same time, all anxious 20 WIN ". ~. ~
their philopena partners, 50 snas sns ..o
scene @ Often becomes ludicrously anus
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16
i''' - GOING EAST.

NTTINeH NJ DIEN cIaEIlN1 -
GOING EAST.
Atlantic Express leaves Geyeisnd - q an; n;
Painesviile SD Ashtao1lRp RSfIo ~ at I:I5 d n
ErIe Tels5o 40 and Buffalo Accommodation leaves
..,,ssIa0S nj II:I5 a M, Painesville l&55, Se-
,,.s,,., I-TI a u SaybrOok l:5O Asntaoutt = aise' ~
y 4r5-s1..,--Tiie .Iss5. Amboy -ss0onlIaAnE -
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

NLHOO AIV-MERCHANT'S CLASS.
DIVISION A.
Best and largest collection
dry goods -. SO 90 $500
Best and largest collection
notion and fancy goods. 400 200
Best and largest collection
millinery goods. 80. 400 p
DIVISION B..
Best and largest collection
of hardware. stoves and
tiLwaTe f oo. o,o.
Best and largest collection
agricultural implements. 500 LOO
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16
CLASS XXXVI-sEwING MAcuT,-r,

OLAoo oAAAVl-SEWING MACHINES.
Space will be allotted to Sewing Ma
chlneS and a committee appointed and
the result Of their examination published
No money award will be made but a d.
ploma will be given.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16
CLASS XX-PoULrRY.

Stands will be erected for coops to be
placed upon, but exhibitors mnst fur
nish their own coops.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

return all my keepsakes, and consider
that from this moment our engagement
Is broken. have found out before il is
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-08-16

ANY other meritorious article of fancy
needle work may be entered in this class
ana the same premium will be paid as if
premiums were offered.