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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01
} move the pOst-Ofics and drug store to

to move the post-Ofict and drug store to
said place.
Last Monday ]. F. Slough discovered
that his gold chain was minus. A tramp
was oVsrhsuled and the missing chain
found in his boot. He got his breakfast
for nothing and chain to boot.
The I. o. o. T. have IN rehearsal the
thrilling drama entitled "Michsel Earl, -
or ''Ths Maniac Lover" also the side split
ting farce, Box and Cox.
Hilliard & Hunting's Great Pacific Cir
Gus will show in Canada the coming sum-
mer.
Rev. G. G. Waters commenced series
OF meetings at the NJ. E. Church on Sun
day evening. On account Of the incismen-
cy of the weather but few attended.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01
WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY.

Chardon Republican.
Mr.. David Prince, who has for some
time past been living alone on his farm in
Munson, was seriously injured by his stall
hon, powerful and vicious animal, on
Saturday evening last. The horse having
broken loose in the barn, Mr.. Prince, hear
ing him, went out, and succeeded in tying
lin In his stable, but, after doing this, he
unfortunately kicked him on the knee with
rubber boot This enraged the horse,
which threw Mr.. Prince down, with both
knees upon his breast, and would have
killed him. had he not in some miraculous
way escaped from the stall. He remained
in the barn for some time in an almost
helpless and insensible condition, but fn-
ally managed to get back to the house,
where he was discovered the next morning.
by some neighbors. No bones broken, and
he is doing as well as could be expected,
though still prostrated by his injuries.
A few days after that boy baby was left
so uncsremoniously at the residence OF
MessrS. Marshall and RockafslloW, Clark's
Station, they received q letter postmarked
Painesville, purporting to have been writ
ten by the little stranger, representing
that, having never seen his father, and
his mother being poor though Christian
woman, he was compelled. in consequences
of the hard times, to seek new home, and,
knowing the parties addressed to be very
excellent people, he had concluded to To-
cate with them.
Ashtabula Sentinel.
Jefferson Post Office has again become
third class or Presidential Office, dating
from JAN LIST.
Hon. B. F. Wade is quite poorly being
confined to the house by troublesome
disease, which We hope will not be any
more serious than at present.
Last week Major Covell, of Morgan,
made complaint against sixteen men in
Morgan for violating the law relating to
shooting pigeons in their roostlng places.
They appeared before Justice Gardner,
plead guilty and paid their fines.
From The Orwell Welcome.
Graham & ROwlsy are contemplating an
auction.
Last Sunday Mr.. W. D. Espy had par
alytic stroke in his right side.
The Presbyterian pulpit was occupied by
Rev. N. Il. Dunham last Sunday.
There are parties here from Geneva for
the purpose of trapping pigeons with a
net.
Last Monday the Windsor ifotel took
fire and the building and goods we're dam
aged.
Stone Brothers have purchased the build
ing used as a feed store. from A. Skinner,
also the lot on which it stands, and intend
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

The Williams brothers have obtained
the consent Of five of the editorial fratsr-
nifty of the County, to allow their photo
graphic portraits to be used in the smbeI-
lishmsnt of their forthcoming County his
terry. These are the two editors Of the
Hub, the editor of the Reporter, Mr. Spen-
Ger Of the Times, and the Senior Of the
TELEGRAPH. Thus is illustrated the truth
Of the apOtbegm-''somo are born to i'm
mortslity and greatness. Others achieve
1t, and others again have it thrust upon
them. Though this will make very COM
m'ndsble and good looking group, it will
Dc deficient, inaSmuch as no one of them,
mas any connection with the genus 'inds-
pendent and besides, are without prehen-
sile sPpendassS, either as ornaments. or
for showing their graceful dsxterity m
swinging between party lines.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

That contemplated popular loan, to
be reached in small amounts by people Of
moderate means. will no doubt prove Of
great value and relief to printers as well
as to others of small receipts. When one
of those impecusous chaps comes around
and wants loan Of V.ws can shake him.
of by telling him that al eur funds are
tied up in Secretary Shsrman's loan.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

SENATOR HowLAND reached this place on
Saturday last, on his way home for a brief
respite from legislative duties. or
course the TELEGRAPH Office was favored
with call The Senator gives satisfacto-
ry evidence, that Notwithstanding he is
powerless in shaping legislation from the
political complexion of both Houses of the
general Assembly, things are nob so un-
pleasant as to rob life OF its average snjoy-
ments. In reference to the matter of the
relics Of the disaster, he in
forms US, that the statute amply provides
Tor their disposition. They are required
to be probated as the estate of any de-
ceased person-inventoried and returned,
and after one year, may be advertised and
sold, and the aVails thereof covered into
the county treasury. Then if any claim
ant appear during the second year. the
money may be apportioned him according
TO the amount shown to be due.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

-Runkle is pushing the project of his
Plymouth road, and the petition to the
Trustees for laying it out, will be found
in this paper. 1t is surveyed through from
the cemetery road, along the east line of
his home lot, crossing Hubbard Run. to
point just west of the old Plymouth fac
tory. 1t makes almost q straight line,
nearly level, and spans the Run with
about 200 fest,-ths shortest reach along
its line. A Touring mill has just been
erected on the site of the old factory by
Messrs. Good & Bunnell. which will do
custom grinding, and may be taken by the
farmers Of Plymouth and Sheffield, en-
route to Ashtabula by the most direct lev
Ell and feasible routs-Rhsn this road
shall be built-that can be devised. The
proisct-we lsarn-mssts with much favor.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

The HEALTH 0FFIcER-Dr. F. D. Case
has notified the Clerk of the Board of
Health to bring to the attention of the Pub
lie the following Section-2-from the Or
dsrs and Regulations of the Board of Health
that its requirements may be carried out
and the means of protecting the public
health thereby be the more perfectly secure
ed, to wit:
The owner or agent of any house or
building, public or private, in which any
person having smallpox, or scarlet fever. or
any other disease, dangerous to the public
health may reside; also any physician who
may be called to attend any person affected
with any such infectious or contagious, di-
sease shall within twenty-four nours there
aIter give notice to the Health Officer, or
In ms absence to any member of the Board
OF Health, giving the name and location
OF residence of said diseased person or per-
sons.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

OHIO DAIRYMEE's AssocIATIoN.-At q
meeting of the Northeastern Ohio Dairy
mems Association, held in jefferson, O.,
Jan. 21st, it was resolved to hold the
next session of the association in that
place, commencing at II A. NJ, Feb. 28ih,
and to continue on Friday, March 1st.
The following order of business and top
les for discussion we're agreed upon:
Is dairy farming specially exhausting to
the soil when put in comparison with 9TH
sr forms Of grazing?
How shall our dairy farms be restored
and their prOductiveness preserved and in
creased?
Which is the best breed of cattle for the
dairy, and how should stock of the highest
qualities be maintained and increased?
What is the best method of handling.
feeding, and watering dairy cows?
Which is the most profitable manner of
handling milk to make butter or cheese, or
both? =
Which is the best way of handling milk
to produce the best article of butterP
Which is the best way of handling milk
to manufacture the best article Of cheese?
Refuse of the dairy, its use and abuse.
Arrangements for speakers from abroad
hsve been made. and large attendance is
expected.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

which makes things look lonely in this viii
lage. They will receive = friendly well
come by their friends
We understand that in his absence, he
has shipped north, about 1000 barrels of
molasses from his sugar plantations in
Louisiana. B. F. PHILLIPS.
Jan. 2S 1878.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01
MARRIAGES,

sAYAGE-HUBBARD--In Ashtabula. at ST
Peters church, on WEDNESDAY evening Ian
sun by Hev- DR.. Moore, Mr. Ezra W .SaVsos
10 MISS Lizzie c. Hubbard, all of Ashtabufa.
BENEDICT-EAsTMAN.-I KingsvilIa s9d
inst, oy Rev S. B. Binklsy, assisted by Rev
MI BickfOrd Miss Carrie A. Eastman of
kfingsyille, Kin to Mr. Alfred B, Benedict ofBuf-
HAWDoS-HI6LEF.-In Leroy. nth inst, by
b Baker, Esq, Mr.. Sarah Higley, to Mr.
Ezra RaWdon; both of Windsor.
FENIoN-CLosE.-In TTumbull Jan. 9th, by
Eld s. s. Bartlett Mr. Eusebius M Fenton
OF Hartsgrove, to Miss Ella Close of Trum-
dARRIS-WALKER-In SaybrOOk, Jan a4th by
Rev d. Mizener, Mr.. VIM. s. Harris to Miss
Hattie N. Walker, daughter Of Mr. Elisha
Walker. both of Saybrook
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01
Killed br Falling Traa.

a young man by the name of John Ter
rill of Sheffield, aged 81 years, was killed
about seven O'Clock last Wednesday even
ing by tree falling on him which he was
assisting in cutting down, on the farm of
Swede named swanson in Denmark.
The tree struck him on the head. and
crushed him to the ground killing him in
siantly.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

Our neighbor Chamberlain. whose
property was damaged the other evening
by fire from the. lamp accident. was
insured i'm the Wsstchestsr, N. T., and
John NJ. Greene, the agent, called the next
morning and paid the loss of Mr.. Cham
berIsin not only. but also the loss Of Miss
Conklin for the destruction Of shawl she
so cleverly used for smothering the flames.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

Mr.. Eli Beer having succeeded to the
business of the late firm of Udy & Beer,
desires to inform the public that he is ia
vorably situated for executing orders for
monumental work of any description
whether in Scotch or American granite,
sandstone or marble, and guarantees salts
faction as to workmanship and price. He
has variety of granite monuments al
ready completed, which he viii put up at
prices far below the range Of the market
either in city or country. The public are
invited 10 call.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01
Road Notice.

NOTICE is s-hereby given that a
' petition win be presented TO the Commits.
sioners OF Ashtahula County at their next meet
ing. on Monday, March 4th, 1878; tor the survey,
ing and establishing OF County road In the
townships OF Ashtaoula and Plymouth, beginning
AZ point on what is known as the Calf road,
ahou; sixty .eet east OF the residence OF Isaac
kunkie. In Ashtahula township. running thence
sOutherly, crossing the Hubbard nun and inter
secttng the road in Plymouth township which
runs east from the old Plank road toll gate, ter
minating short distance east q the rcsldence OF
Jeremiah Howard ISAAC RUNkLEs
January SGih 1878. 1905
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

THE Colossal Bronze Statue Of Victory
which stands in the Park. at Lowell, before
the tomb of the first soldiers that fell in the
revolution, is a lasting and beautiful tribute
of art. It is one Of the first objects sought by
strangers visiting our sister city, which in
deed many visit purposely to see this elegant
object OF high art. 1t was obtained from the
King of Bavaria by DR.. J. c. Aver, to whom
his Majesty was especially gracious in ae-
knowledgment of what his remedies are re-
puted to have done for the sufferingsic 1t
was donated by the Doctor to the City of Low
ell as permanent and speaking emblem Of
the Victories both ofScience and Arms.-Rd-
l,orsfo,,,l Nj 4 press I4g51t
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

-0ur Kingsvills list. from ifs radical
overhauling. has been little mixed and
confused. and though we have tried to send
papers enough, so that every subscriber
should be supplied. there have been some
failures. We have now, we think, got the
list in good shape. sothat no one viii be
without bis paper.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

The Central News Room has been pur-
chased by Messrs. W. E. Reeves and Frank
Gregory and the business will be carried
on under the firm name of W. E. Reeves
& Co. They propose to restock the estab-
lishment with complete line of station
cry, tobacco, cigars, confectionery, and
such papers and magazines for which there
is any demand. ar. Reeves will give his
personal attention to the business which
is q sufheiet guarantee that. the wants of
the public will be properly attended to.
Copies of the TELEGRAPH can always be
found there on sale.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01
The reader will find a very good
amount Of local hash in this number.


We have received a sample number Of
a magazine for the discussion Of skeptical
writings BY Irving Dorr Loveft. Of Painss-
vile. It is called a ssNew age of Reason
first number appears in January. Ten
cents number. o. 81 per annum, from the
Advertiser pres. Painesville.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

-Messrs Whitney & Raymond. the man
ufacturers Of the United States organs.
have opened in the building one door north
of the post office, line of pianos and, or
gans which they propose to sell at low
prices for the next 80 DAYS. Mr.. S. P.
Hart is the gentleman in charge and in
vites all to call and examine the instru-
ments
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

The ExPosE.-The performance of the
spiritualistic tricks by Mr. Bishop at the
Opera House last week, drew but a moder-
ate house the first evening, as the weather
was quite unfavorable. The audience the
second evening filed the main floor, and
were highly pleased with the clsYernsss and
sxpsrtness Of the experimenter. His pro-
grxmme embraced many of the marvellous
cabinet tricks. of the Fays, Davsnports,
ETC., which have staggered the world, and
led many to tacit, if not express admis-
sion, that there was something superhumAn
III their performances. Mr.. Bishop did not
inform US how these tricks were done, and
the audience was left in the dark, but he
gave the assurance that they we're all
slight of hand tricks, which relieved the
credulity Of many who had thought other
wise. The effect of these performances,
was relief to many who took no stock in
the pretentions Of the mediums, and
proved puzzle to those who did. One Of
the pillars of the spiritualistic faith, among
US, after witnessing the cleverness Of the
performer, saw no way of letting himself
and his persuasion down easily, but by the
declaration that Bishop was himself first
class medium. This was a rather unfor-
tunste letting down, for in such case the
good spirits were lending their celestial in
husnce to give success to fallen spirit
an apostate and enemy. This solution Of
the difficulty was hardly better than that
of the Pharisses, who charged the Son of
Man with casting out devils through the
prince of devils. That won't do, Judge
it gigs backward.
The committees chosen for watching
this prsstidigitator, were very satisfactory
and intelligent gentlemen. Msssrs. Morri-
son and Apthorp the first evening, and
Msssrs. Psttibone, Hubbard, ,Southwick and
Geo. Stevens, the second. They were all
clear headed and incredulous enough, but
they were unable to explain anything except
upon whAtWas considered probable theories.
The audience with few exceptions believed,
though they could not explain, that all the
pretended connection of mediums with the
other world is mere chicanery, and were
thus far put upon their guard against that
kind OF sorcery and seduction. To that
extent Bishop has done a good work.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

Frame buildings with = single brick
vsnesring, are becoming more and
more common. Four buildings have
been put up in this village, and now We
hear that the new High school building of
South New Lyme is to be Of this descrip-
ton, while the new store going up at Or
well, on the sight of the post Office, by.
Messrs- Myers Poska. is also to be of the
same construction.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

Carpets at 3 bargain during the month
of February. We will sell all our carpets
left over from fall trade very mach less
than they ere worth for cash to make
room for new spring goods. We have a
good many nics patterns that viii go less
than they cost. Anyone wanting a Car
pet within the next six months had better
look AT this stock, it will pay to buy now
any quality you may want-irOm Ham
burgs up to the best Brussels viii all 90
regardless of cost. We don't propose to
tel any untruths about this little stock Of
carpets, for We will make the prices such
as will sell every yard of them within the
2S days. Collins & BIO.
4shtabula, Feb. 1, 1878.
pounds New English Currants for 95o
ut Riddsll's Store.
For sale, Halls Safe No. 4 good as new.
Having purchased q large folding door
Halls Safe, and having no use for the
small one, will sell it cheap.
IL ON1DEh q HARRIS.
Buy your sugar and tea of HaIlOck of
Rock Greek.
Remember the closing out sale of Car
pets at Collins Bros.
Hallock of Rock Creek, makes Good
Tea speciality. Come and try for your
self and be convinced.
New Valencia Raisins 1Oc per pound, at
Riddsll's Store.
We will sell Carpets during February at
less than Cost for cash. Collins Bros.
A fine assortmement Of Candy Toys ct
Riddell's Store.
EXCURSION To KGNsAs-Feb. 18th. 1878.
Cheap homes in Kansas and low rates of
fare. First class tickets to Ellis, Kansas,
and return, good for thirty days, s39.25.
for farther information apply to
OMAR GnLETT,
Local Agt. Ashtabula Co.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses, zoe per
gal. at Riddelrs Store. If
If you want the best Candies for Christ
mas Trees, go to Riddelrs Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

Rheumatism. Epilepsy, Paralysis, Dgyyspep-
sia, Blood Poison, Muscular, Nervees Disse-- u
- Premafure Dacav IOss OF Manhood and
Vital Power. speedily and permanently cured
by our latest improved Self-Acting Galvanic
ApplianceS. The profession use and COM
mend them Are worn without being notice
able and cure when everything else falls.
Prices Waist Belt, S50ie spinal, $1,000. shields
ries, S5.0l Bands, Armlets, Ankiets, Knee
Caps, $500 each. Illustrated PaT0plets Free-
Address, GalvanO-MedfealA Aleociafl9ns
li05-lbi8 z East Ninth ST, Ne2t kQrz.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

1t is always a pleasure to recommend a
good article, especially one that so admira-
bly, sustains all recommendations as does DR.
KNEES New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, being perfectly reliable
in every respect. A severe cough or a neg
lected cold yields readily to Its wonderful
power. By it the worst cases of asthma,
and bronchitis are cured in the shortest
time possible. Consumption and cough
worn patients will remeT Der that this rem
edy is warranted to give immediate relief.
DIR. Kings New Discovery is pleasant to
the taste and perfectly harmless. As you
value your existence you cannot afford to
be without it. Give it trial. Trial bot
les free. For sale by G. E. Swift.
One of the best jokes ever perpetrated
was played upon a Reighboring clergyman
recently-the cure of a throat and lung
trouble by DR.. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic and his Golden
Relief,
Those troubled with corns, bunions, &C.,
should get their shoes made at
VIM. NuttalPs.
Golden Drip Syrup, zoe per gal, at Rid
delPs Store,
New Fresh Layer Figs 15c per pound at
Riddell's Store.
B. Webb will sell his entire stock Of over
coats at cost. 64-65
If you want anything in Confectionery,
go to Riddsll's Store,
Before buying boots and shoes else
where call and see Hallock, Of Rock Greek,
and his stock-he can't be beat on low
prices.
The rapidly increasing sales of E. A.
Hallock, Of Rock Greek, show conclusivsly
that ready pay, small profits and quick
sales are sure to win.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01
WANTED.
coon FARH WANTKn-

GOOD FARW WANTED Location
within Klngsville. east, South Ridge, south,
Geneva, west, and Lake shore, north. Im-
provements and soil must be good; and oom-
munlcation must be in writing, stating num-
Der of acres, and how much ofeach as follows
Tile Draining, and size OF tile, Plowed Land,
Timber and kind. Meadow, Glover, Pasture,
and how watered. Address, giving private
terms. P. ", SrRADEk, sen.
PERSONS IN WANT OraecOmmoda-
tions in the way OF temporary or transient
board, at the Harbor. while the Hotel Is closed
may fiud such accommodations Ofa pleasant
character. at the house OF Capt. @. Large. 52tf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01
A New ENTERPRISE.

To afford protection to second and third
class passengers from the West going to
New York, or passing through New York
en- route to Europe, arrangements have
been made for special omnibus transfer,
starting from under cover at Jersey City
Depot (the arriving place of through trains
from the Westl to convey passengers and
their luggage direct to Steamships, hotels,
Boarding Houses, or wherever they may be
consigned-thus affording them absolute
protection, and freedom from contact with
the ''sharpers" who seek to prey upon
strangers arriving in that great city. The
Erie Company will perform this service
with its own omnibusses, in charge Of
trusty servants, and at cost priee-not to
exceed fifty cents for the transfer Of a pas
ssnger and ordinary baggage; families or
parties at further reduction in price. A
Transfer Agent of the Company will board
each incoming train from the West an
hour or more before its arrival in Jersey
City, and tender to passengers the facilities
above announced. This plan is very cred
liable one to the enterprise as well as the
humanity Of the Erie Company, as it
makes the passengers safe from the rapaci-
tY Of sharpers and land-sharks, who roh-
them of their means and leave them desti-
tuts and broken hearted among strangers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

TImE-HONORED SPECIFIC.-Tbe
4DSIng DIg ana successful career OF Dr. Wisharfis
S. llle 1 rec lar Cordial, as contrasted with the
sPeeqy eoIlapse Of nostrums devoid OF efiea-
cy which have from time to time been 111,fs
ca into orlef nOtoriety during the fu4anfv
ODD years that this celebrated 1edfci1s ~
L1.s, Osen sofa, aHords proof that the American
goIo RuoIIc eohtlnues 70 repOse its eonfidence in
deserving articles only The Pine TIae tn =.
COrdlal mas long been recognized as the lead
ing speclnc for Consumption. BrOncbifis
coughs: Colds. Asthma. Diptheria. and ali
otner diseases of the breathing organs. tt h
moreover, aeertain, speedy, and safe botanic
il Ineoy Iof dyspepsia, liver disorders, serofu-
ious auectiOns, urinary troubles. gravel dro,,-
sy, deollity, constipation, and female com
plants Constantly accommodating evidence
oI an unfmpeachable character estabIishes-
tne Iact that 1t not only entirely err dicafes
the diseases to which Il is adopted. but aIso
! thss ttsL iLs actlon Is remarkably prompt and
Lnorough. The crucial test Of experience has
,e GeeInonstrated'its reliability in every partfe-
Ma Nlsr Soid by all druggists. Principal Demo.
eOw3w1446
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

One of Carter's Little Liver Pills taken eve
ry night stimulates the liver, carries or the
bile, and improves the digestion and an
Detita
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-02-01

The Steamer Metropolis, sailed from
Philadelphia on Tuesday for Brazil with
railroad iron and $50, and as another ac-
count says, $50 lsborers on board, beside
engineers and officers of the vessel. She
stranded in storm, on Currituc, North
Carolina, and but about 90 souls reached
the shore.