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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12

We are in receipt Of Dicks Rseita-
tions and Readings No. Z" neat little
volume Of $50 pages, containing many
fresh and popular pieces in prose and poet
ry suitable for defamation or public read
ing. Dick & Fitzgerald are the publishers,
IS, Ann ST. New York, price 80 cents.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12

Mr.. George Elton, canvasSer for john
sons Cyclopedia, is on his rounds in this
County, with the fourth and last volume.
He will wait upon our Jefferson friends
next. Though his personal canvassing Ia
bors for this county have been closed, any
one wishing the book, can procure it by
addressing him at his residence in Collin
wood, Ohio. For the accommodation of
such, he will furnish the four volumes in
one lot, or single volume year, as may
be desired. There are some towns in the
county which are being canvassed by sub
agents, as for instance, Plymouth, is be-
ing gone over with very satisfactory sue
cess. OF the first ten persons called upon,
seven gave their names as subscribers, and
a strong hope is INDUCED, that the re-
naming three will yet become subscribers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12
AshtabuIa Gardens.

have the largest stock OF
GREEN HOUSE s. BEDDING
PLANTS,
Of greater variety, and OF better quality than
have ever before had; also a full and complete
stock OF Vegetable Plants and Annual Flower1
shall have full line OF Vegetables and small
fruits in their season.
A fine stock of hardy Herbaceous Plants en-.
braetng Phlox in variety, Chrysanthemums, d.
anthus, Dicentras and many others; Ornamental
and blooming shrubs, such as Dentzias, ,WeigelieS
and HydrOngers.
Strawberry Plants in large quantities, Of i've
different varieties. Raspberry Plants S1.50per
hundred
Two varieties Of Pie-Plant,
can also furnish on short notice
FRUIT TREES
of all kinds except Peaches. Ornamental Shrub
berry in variety.
EVERGREENS Of any kind desired for
any and all purposes All Of which will be sold
at prices to suit the times.
keep constantly Plants in bloom so a. 10 be
able to furnish
Gut Flowers, Bouquets and Emblems
in variety at short notice and on favorable terms.
All in want of anything in my line are special
ly invited to see my Stock and get my Prices BE-
fore purchasing
Ny Residence, Garden, Green House and Hot
Beds are on Main street, second place south OF
Fickinger's Carriage Mandatory.
JAMES p. JENNINGS,
1886 AShtabuIa,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12
PH1LADEIFHIA, Pa, Nay !, 1874.

Messrs. LIFrLEFIELD & Co:
Dear SirS,-It gives me great pleasure 20 IN
form you that / am able to attend to my business
again. Some months ago was taken down siek
with Catarrh with which had been troao olea Ior
years in the worst form. and had % leaFe ~
work I went to medical skill in that city Win
little benefit. II was called by them the wort
form Of Catarrh, OEena. The bones OF ny noee
were partially eaten away. MY sense OF smeu
was come 10 such a degree, that on one oees sion.
yvhils st home in New Hampshire. We killed Q
stnnt and Although they said It smelled terribly
I sonId mot detect anything also had very bad
diZgv smells everything seemed to whiFl around
me ana / would have TO cit down ten or hfteaR
mipntes before | could walk. ] have been laid ID
sick ahcd week at time; in fact / neYar ex-
pected to get well again, and my folks felt alarm
ca =: my situation, IL also affected NY menlal
powers TO such an extent that lt, was impossible
for me TO remember even common occurrences.
When at home was Induced TO Try your Consti-
tutional Catarrh Remedy. and never while aick
was / so much relieved as while using it, and
began to improve and have been gaining right
along, and now feel as well as ever. | eheerfnlly
give you this testimonial, and II L viii Be Of any
benefit 10 You / shall have no objections % your
using my name to help introduce medieine mas
has cuged me OF terrible disease.
Yours Respectfully,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12

Price Al per bottle. A pamphlet Of 81 pages,
g,Iin, a Treatise on Catarrh, with tnnumerabls
cases or ,ures, sent free By ADDRESSING the pro.
pristOrs, Ii ii.1 No.. -. - ~; .,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12

The Painesville AdU. says-the farm
ers have sold most of their potatoes, and
there are some rather long faces in conse-
quemce of the low prices brought. The
burden of their conferences, when they
meet is-''twenry cents, and half rotten
at that" A sigh and prediction of no
planting potatoes this year.
Mr.. Jeremiah Dodge. the father of
most Of the families Of Dodgeville, now
aged so years. we learn is suffering some
indisposition that affects his reason, and it
is apprehendsd, that he may be approach
ing his change. BE is one Of the New
Lyme pioneers, and has been a man Of
stalwart frame and rugged constitution.
"A very sudden death of one of Cleve-
lands foremost citizens, occurred at
Whitnsy's dining saloon on Monday last.
Mr.. H. B. Tuttle-father of the young
man of the late firrn of Tuttle & Rawson,
at the Harbor, sat down to dinner with
indication Of usual health, and died with
out note Of warning-suppOsed, of heart
disease.
The room at the head of the stairs in
Haskell's block is now occupied by the
TELEGRAPH which gives US abundance of
room and makes as fine a suit Of rooms
for the printing and publishing business
as could be desired. Our business has in
creased to such an extent Of late that ad-
ditional room became a necessity. Drop
in and see US.
Albert and Charley Sherman are home
from Hudson taking a short rest from
study. They are both looking forward to
their graduation at the June commence
ment. Their college labors have been ts-
ken hold Of with business like purpose
and their class standing has been very
creditsble. These are considerations that
afford promise of the future.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12

AT an auction of chromos in this vii
lage the other evening, one of our con-
noisseurs in art, bought couple, for which
he paid about 50 each. As he took pos
session of them, he inquired of one of our
dealers about the value of the pair, and
was informed that the trade price was
about 80 cts. piece. This was thought
to be not a little on the long-bow princi-
pie, and the dealer drew his list from his
pocket, and corroborated his word. We
are informed that the chrome publishers
grade the merits of their works. The per-
feet pictures are classed No. 1, and the
price is. graded accordingly. No. 2-the
next class are considerably reduced, and
No. 3-which to a novice, would appear to
be well enough, are those which are dis
posed of to itinerant dealers, at almost
any price that can be obtained.
-Silas Fassett has been surrounding
his grounds with an Arbor Vite hedge,
which adds materially to the beauty Of
that beautiful landscape. His homestead
is the spot of all the village, and his i'm
proYements have the effect to make it only
the more attractive. His garden and
greenhouse are admirably located for con-
vsnience to the village, and Is one of its
most attractive features. While his green
house is supplied with flora, his garden
embraces four acres OF raspbsrries, and
three acres of strawberries, and he has the
largest and finest lot of eYergreens to be
found in the region. A fountain. recently
built on the brow of the hill, gives II head
by which irrigation is extended to any de-
sired spot Of either the greenhouse or gar
dens, and adds an important feature to
both the interest and profit of the estab-
lishment,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12

Cheap George has complete stock OF
fishing tackle for river or lake fishing.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12
Yours Respectfully, ,.Ns

~. T.. AuAL8s
Travelling AGENT for Steadman, Brown Lyons,
Pnblish.0g House, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12

For the most reliable, the cheapest and
the best Vegetable Plants 60 to SavGge'S.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-04-12

wANrEp.-An apprentice girl to learn
the millinery trade.
Mrs. F. NJ. PIERCE.
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wnsn the guests mad gone sway;ss
fon LAt that side, ! esl this side,
rory years ago to.dayi
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-28
A Curious History.

"A SNiOuo 6AssSAy
The Stewart palace, says the New York
corrs'p ondent Of the Utica Herald, has
thus far rather strange history. The lot
was purchased by Townsend, the ssrsspa'
r,lls man, who made fortune out OF that
nosirum and built what was then tls5il the
finest house in the city. such was las beau
" that IL was exhibited bs fore the family
took possession OF % cents admission, for
the benefit of charity. Townsend after
wards ,siled. and Stewart btuehtibe prop.
erty at sheIiti's sale. lie pulled down the
house and planned ths present palace
This was done before the war. when
prices were low, al d The Ii Cation so IN
creased the COS. Of labor and material that
the contract became heavy loss. Stew
art held the Che contractor 20 the letter,
and the unfOrtu nate man suffered 10 almost
a Iuinou, deg'ee. II |. seldom that q
building constructed under such ciieum.
stances awaits much 10 is own'r. Stewart
was eleven years preparing palatiai home
for bis old age, but he died soon alter tax
ing possession. The grandest palace in
America lie now occupied by childless old
woman and her servants. Abe gorgeous
parIors, the picture gallery. and all The
luxurious interior Is nos silent waste
The lofty ceilings render the staircase n
labor, aud the mistress being lame from o
fall, is unable to meet such difficulty. A
person in such condition must be con-
tented with The limits OF bedroom, and
hence the largest part OF the palace is use.
les. Such Is the condition Of an establish.
meIt hich cost round million, and on
which the taXlsa one are 5000 year.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-02-28
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such a. Sore. Weak, InEamcd. Ted. snd w,tefy
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NEURALGIA. Dizziness, Clouded Ne Emory.
Los OF Nervous Force, Depression OK spNts, M,ss
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UnQuestionably the bee sustain 60
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ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press.

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~fll ever suffer II they avail themselves Of tho
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-14
Prcmis . Of an Extraordinary Harye- i,

There has not been Spring In twenty years when
the crops pr omlsed well as now. From every
section OF It Union come accounts Of the mus
usuy adVanf ed and prosperous cond!tio. Of farm
crops aud fr lt trees. The New YORK Tme. ~
the Sd inst, printed dispatches Fl m agricultural,
lists In 20 diff ,rent States and one territory which
rully corrobo rate the former account OF ,,;.
mafsaoie ses. ion. mild win;-r early .,-,ns
hsnt irosts, loropitious r.,ns and s,n,ll r.yaues
from insect p ests, have combined to bin, .bout
tbs result. In New England, the spring 10 three
weeks earlier u an usual, the hsy CROP ope-t,ira
above the AverA !e and fruit trees are In full bios,
SOM In New 'ork. rye wa. headed by the 7Oth OF
Apf, twenty Do ys earlier than usual, and grass /.
"a seet nigh II some sections The New Jersey
peach crop VIII be good and tie apple crop enor-
nous. Pennsy. lvania hf 8 not known such prom
sing spring for twenty yeas, uut De aware his
SUFFERED consider ally !.ciH iioef has aiso V r.
gina, though the rye an wajat iooa YER, wall.
In West Virgin Ia, Moth CaroilI, G.oril IN /
Alabama, the Av rage of crops Is larger and the
Condition better Il IAN last year, and in etioni
better than since the .raning Of the war. The
same IL true Of WI ,stsrn States. Ohio will proba-
oily yield 80 Oo0,O bushels Of wheat. Indiana is
to do Is per cent d etter than any year since 1,5s
and Illinois nearly 8 we'll. Tas reports from Iowa
Wisconsin, Michigan sni other States are enco r.
aging, the largest d guras being in Kansas, which
VIII SOW 2ss,o2s n ors acres this year than last.
Ihe enormous cmgl alton to that state Is NJ doubt
one OF the causes OF tiis increase. No grssshop-
pers are yet reported In Colorado, lin fact, unless
frosts and cyclones visit thu couasry, tia Tn.a1s
giving Of 1873 will b memorable in our annals
N. Y. Observer.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-14

i1EFAULT EAvINd BEEN MADE in the pay
OF certain Moaeys 80 :ured by certain Nor
gags oearis date the 2Jtl day OF July 1876. ina IL
aud executed bn Ervin j L.g rn ~ m,rtgagee,
to Jacob scias o., SEN, t-ph.isol unity, Iii
hois, mortgages, ia Al i. mo tsase cont MS
Power OF Sal in case default in the conditions
tne eoE, aad WIS recorded in lie ohcs of thu gs-
ter OF Dee "a of L.ncou coun y, DAKOTA TerrJocy,
in Book &c OF mortgages OF pages 1926, 81 AM
32S, on tns iist day Juy, 1875, O'CLOCK a.
VI saii uAy. oasi .nJtt5a5a %.i g ven To socite
the p ynelt OF cerV.iL pfo,n.sory note, bearing
even date Wtn aali .nJtt8ast, &Ii J1acu 81 ny the
said mo.te asor ior tine sun OF W. Hul.lred an |.
Tvsnty-,evei Doiiars, (SLtI) an iuvetsst a. "A
said lute oyiued, AIS o. Cle LIZA d4y of
July, 1877, al ~ pa e;l.Is' It law ~ otn
have been had o Recover the sad acD. relIaus due
Andunpaid, or any p.tV tntreoi, ALi
WHEREAS, the amo nut u .nel to be da, on
the said mortgage MS uate nereof the oi
TWO Hundred AMI Ssventy-lolr 1I-lJJ Dol. lrs,
(S274. ii-lo0), and tnit said sum taa VI
amount OF said mortgage bolh pc.nc.pls and III err
est remaining unpaa
Now ,nere.or notice is hereby given ace ording to
the St,tte aucn cases nals ahd provided, l-iAt
by vittus OF the Power of SAID LII sliI II )r.aSe ao-
tsnsd, the said mortgage will be- foreoiosea Dy )
Sale Of the premises herein described rublic Aac-
ton ,aturday tle I'D day or June, y. 1913 ut
IL o',lu III the forenoon Of said ua. sc te tr3lG
door OF the Court Hou he viliagc OF Canton IN
SAID L-hcoin county, DlKoIa .errlcJty, 10 pay the
amount due upon sad IN JclsLge, tae .esal
thereof aLd the sum OF Forty ID liars Attofus j
fee Is provided for III sall .nlrtg ige.
The following is u description oitas mortgaged
Pr-mscs 30 d e5iid u Us sod d3 co sIaiasI ~
sad Moct age: The Southwest U IarIer vi Sec-
ton uulnosl Four, ii fowusiiip na.aDar SIac.y
seven go OF i,ange nu.nDdr roft,-ninc, (45,.
Dated 1t lux Falis JAcos ooaAE ~ 81, ,,eH
this 18TH uay vi .,prIl ~ lo'u. Mvf..Assc.
ii. Il. PGrr EH,
Any FOR MOrVgagee. 81