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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06
OBITUARY,
Died ut Manchester, October I'd, Safety
Dosenbury, aged "a years.

Died al Manchester, October I'd, Safety
Dosenbury, aged "a years.
MIR. Dosenbury was ismillarly known,
by those particularly acquainted with
bin, as "Uncie Safety" lie lived TO d
good old age and came down TO the grave
as a shock ot corn fully ripe. He will be
greatly missed not only by bis near reIA-
tives bat by his neighbors rs they pass
bis house and miss bis friendly greeting,
Mr.. ID. was for many years member OF
the Baptist church but, owing to the great
distance between his place and the sane
tuary, be was for many years unable 10
attend church but be possessed the happy
art OF making a sanctuary OF his place OF
abode and would often talk with brim-
ming eyes and painting breath OF the good
Dess OF God to hin. A man OF strict In.
tegrity, great lover OF the Bible which
be read almost 10 the last, having served
the Lord with fidelity for a long term OF
years by gentle, blAmeless life he has
left 40 example which,we trust, shall be .
beacon light to guide his children and
others in the path which leads TO eternal
life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

--Ilsnk up.
--only G. above zero "Wednesday morn
log.
Mics Helen NJ Black has gone 10
Brooklyu 70 spend Ihs slater.
james Yelal, Jallps Chadwick and
James IIIll started for the West last week
IL. c. OrvIs has ob,alued the position
Of msssgsr Tor The uew telegraph line At
Hartford, Conn.
PRECEDENT Hayes hiss appointed Nov
9th as lbs day for the annual Thanks
giving
--Again We hear rumOra OF contem.
psled malrimony, The air IL iull OF il.
Times musl be Improving
The drop fom 3 hot summer TO a
cold winter l. rather too sudden 10 be
agreeable Bsuk up
M. J. IlAsley has just returned from
business trip through The West. lie re.
ports business Of ell kinds fourishibg
About four inches OF snow fell here
Monday, bu, they boAst OF 20 inches over
10 Bfatlleboro, and nearly - much In the
mounlsin towns.
Prof. MielEkls Of Rutland IL conlem.
plating giving Pipsfore in Music Hall
With bis Rutlsnd performers, Tie viii
have foil house II be docs.
This weather will hurry up The An.
neal migration TO Florida OF friend Orvis
ABd bis helpers Some OF them eontem.
plate startling The present week.
"a jeweler, who has worked In Fair.
haven the past four years and who comes
we'll recommended, is expected TO take
up bis sboie here In few days. He
will keep q aloek oflewelry do repairing,
etc
"A. J. Gray has bough, Of G, D. Nun
son, The farm recently occupied by An.
guslus Manson; consideration 81 600 cash.
It's understood lhai Harry Gray will
here have 80 opportunity 10 deye,ope bis
muscle.
Col. Bentley, Che veteran fox hunter,
who 10 nearly eighty years old shot twice
sta fox the other day aud missed both
times, when bis grandson Herbert j.
Bowen nred aud brought him down, his
nu, for. Col. Bentley will have to retire.
Remember lbc New York exclusion
next Tuesday. Fare only Is for the
round trip and no suoh cheap fare sgain
this ,easOa. Tickets should be parchased
the present week, Leave Manchester
1850 r. ~, aud return az late as the
sunday nigh. boa, from New York.
The sunasI meeting OF he Benuing.
ton County sundsy School Union heid Ia
this village last week wac very interesting
though The attendance VAS not AZ large 81
IL ought &c have been, aud the schools,
maay OF them bad so, reported ss will be
sesn BY The REPORT VI the corresponding
secretary, Coi. a. G. llubbell, and the
resolutions tha, follow which wers unanl'
A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

COUNTLESS sufferers and the balm Of
relief, aud The fountain Of their health
and strength. 10 AYER's sARsAPARnLA.
II is the most potent OF Ill the Alternatives
10 purity the system aud cleanse the
blood. 1t possesses lnvigorating qualities,
90 that II stimulates The faded yitslItiss
ADD psEges out The corrup,ions which
miDgle with the blood, promoiiBg de-
rangement snd decay We are assured
by many infeiigens pb ysieisns that this
medicine cures bsyond ell others OF lite
kind, aud we can forlify this sialemen,
by our own experiences - Pan1satarnev
(Pa } Argus.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06
nARuoH PowpERs.
THE GREAT DYSPEPSIA CURE.

A certain cure for Dyspepsia. II ID
pleasant to the taste, and of so friendly
nature that II lie found TO agree perfect
ly well with all ages and both sexes. BY
it the blood ia purified and the whole
body restored to strong and healthy
condition. l H
Pfice 81 per box, Agents wanted. On
receipt OF money we will forward box
of powder with special direction by re.
turn mail Address DIR. L. Shottick Il
Co., 249 East 18Th street, New York, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

MY mother was afflicted 9 long
time with Neuralgia and dull, heavy
inactive condition Of the whole system;
.hesdache. nervous prostration. and was
almost helpless. No physicians or
medicines did her any good. Three
moLths ago abe began to use Hop
Bitttrs. with such good effect that abe
seems and feels young again. although
over seventy years old. We think there
lie no other medicine Rt 10 use 10 the
family. "A lady, in Providence, II. /.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

When ehiidren bagia % cough 81 nigh
give dose Of Whites Elixir, one OF
two doses slWays steps The cough, END
the chlld sleeps well. Nothing is q
wearing on small children ~ lncessan
coughing durInS The night. ~ my ehii
dreu always do whea thsy have colds. ]
by any means | happen 10 be wisbou
Whites Elixir. Il might truly be eAlles
The Elixir Of life 70 al VITO are sub5eet 4
coughs aud colds. - sm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06
New H,ooa WIN r.ii,

and a. Spring has come, you need 10 take somc
Kind Of blood medicine. Nov II your skin iA
yellow, pimpies come out on your face and bach.
eyes dan, tsel bioas. take 0ne OF two bottles Of
DA BAwEN's NKw BLoop RKhKpI, and you will
be surprised at the change Yea viii Aeah MP,
oheskl will become red, syes bright, what you
eat will taste right, 10 fact roo and All others
should take Blood Remedy In the Hpriag. kak
for DR. sAwKss NEW BLooD REMEDY, 80 We know
it IL reliable and will do ~ ve say or money re.
refunded. For sale by WAIT HAD. Price u
per bottle. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

To a'i who are tuffxFing from thr erreys
and irdiscF0ilons 81 youfh, pervous weAk'
nost, early decay, ioss q manhood. 4
will sena . recipe thaa wiA care yony
FaEK ~ CnAaoE. Tits great remrdY
Nat discovered bY = missionary 10 soalh
America. send . selfaddresaed envelope
to Tie i.eY. JosErH 7. lSaAS, Station p,
Nee York CitE. a5iy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

Keep In the stable and always at hand
HKgRY a. JoHHsox's ARsicA AND On
LIxiMEsT, ~ !, i The beat remedy for
uaris, Bruises, Strains, &c.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06
BENNINGTON

"A slabbing ARRAY which Il Is feared
may prove fatal, occurred here about no0D
SUNDAY. The fsets are ss follows; Two
young men by the name Of Hogan and
stewart, we're lighting dogs 90 County
street when an Alseroatioa arose about
the animals. Hard words ensued and
finally blows followed, when Stewart,
drawing . knife, struck the other blow,
inHisling fearful wound 10 the lhrost,
the result Of witch cannot yet be sscsr.
tanned. Stewart has fed.
Tia man Woodcoek, from SandEate,
who suicided Saturday night in jail and
was bound dead Sunday morning by Jail
or Hyde, was committed only the day
before on the charge OF stealing, which in
his ease consisted Of The taking OF anoth-
CT mans rooster. Physicians we're called
Who examined the body, aud after ascer.
talninK that life was extioct aud that
there were no marks of violence on his
person other thsn those infieled by him.
self. viz, The marks offs hand kerohief about
bic neck, itsss decided not TO hold any
further inquest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

DR BAxTER's MANDRAKE BTTTERs ara
superior eombina alton OF Banks, ItOots,
aBd Herbs not attained BY any other
manufacturers OF BiIters. 70 I'm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

ASAsNs@A A@A@ thst~At @SNt#SN F~Af ~
Res0issd. Tia, We hereby express DOR
slnosre regret that The negligence or IN
difference Of the saperis,eudsuts Of many
q the scheols IL The eoaaty, renders Il
lmpcssIbse fos The convention 10 obtain
satisfactory statistics Of Sunday school
wsrk within its borders. aHd that &c heFe.
By afgs The dellnqaeut schools The lon.
porfanes o. answering The oommuniea.
tons addressed to lhsm BY the eorrct-
poedlng sscfetafy, 10 ordsF that the
wofa Of osavenilon he DC logger embsr,
Tssssd BY 20 ignofahes 81 tie condition
Of car Aeid.
Rtsosucd, That The corresponding scefe.
ssSy be Inksfueled 10 coHmauicsge these
resolutions 70 tie aelisqaens schools.
rAcroHH .tosNr
--Oef schools eloss their fall lttm uexi
FRIDAY.
-Mis Knill Beassiesl goes 70 GraAon,
BY, tkis wstk 20 spsnd TIE wintsl
tssehins sshoel.
-spseisi usstlleg q Aa0nlram Lodge
Ghis, TaaFsdsy, tssnlAg. Work On The
ssoohd degree.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

Phelps Bees. a c.. are huAAlsg 5
hls0ksnith sAop.
II = Hsrrisk will sEsls supPly .,
ulia est ass oysters.
--Ds. A D, BsSsr asd vile are ester.
lslnihg Bew tFrsval-a boy
N. g. oolbarB rjoiess Ia ths hrsi
boy. Taller youF hair, se'xht0v.
-Co,i4iou parry a Esans' Hal nsrt
rsusasy svsaing. A Espsrh lavitaaoa
Il extended
- trssa Of eireamtlsnses vii prtTeu
a tfala q ears faauiuk over the narFor
gusEs ,bh winter
a colt betonEiag to N fioldes
recently jamped 90 10 picket ispos 1ss
received injuries from whlch 4 died
Mrs Jaiia Morton b thoroughly re-
psiring the HAFrinaton house, recently
PurshGsed BY her, preparatory TO moVins
Into Il.
--Chkgllst son otlsgalord EyAas, eele
brsied bic Glib bir,bdsy Saturday by Gu
tertalsing large party Of little folks wbt
enjayed the occasion mnchiy
The railroad bridge 81 Prau's il com
pleted and the one Al Goshen il being pa
up The design OF The contractors is Il
have every Inch ready for The rails lhi'
al ia fact this Is nearly ihecs.s At thii
writing, there being very little vol
between Goshen aud Ball mouataln Il
put the entire line IL order for The rails
even ipeladi8g siIIs across the open cul
veIls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

aa..msroa = arvLAse nsstwar
&c wafyx srrsAssrKSSEsg.
asucr 80 rrHmsggus vEHmoEv.
v..s.. a.s.s ms@sssa.r.
3aing NuETn.
suAs aaseuraetspps-
f@f FsasAt
ss asFks NaFfets
nHas -x.sIa F1gfsss. ssisfAs5 a. pei,
e@Isa soEfH.
49, see Fass Esffsaa
taF a-ziaas
81 ~ s.sAt EsTtsss.
stage m@~ts
H4aalss frea Dartsl e. Mspehtstsf DspsfpeiiF
ne Gassaes. Frept4siaf
Hs~s.g. kptwr ezssss. 0ra-saHs. a..
a. nssrwet, frepFsass.
bats Afmfss it ss -. LstTts ie ~ a n
g,.t4s. Ns@sr.zs. ys-~asas. Ts'~~ss.a, o..
ana. q. wsr. rrePgsslos
o. .sa afiss oei4ber Ialh tAs stage ffam
1.ustrs 80 lskxs 81 Ms1rAestss ~ MsaatYs.
asaaasasYs ssa FrsAaFs ~ =. ~. srts,pF II
hsssbsttsf Depot ~ - D. ~ ssNssa ~ AeN
Asssrtss. istyss Rshessstsf rsiiseaa depot
fsseva Thnfsasft ana sstsFasTs 81 D. -,
ssfisine 81 la1a&Aas a4 q ,. n. PGsssAKsfs ~
M1fAssssta Na8 TswaskehA "a 8Asehesief VII
v atfnei u tAs sbars aGme8 Yascos AZ reason
shss utaa.
Fv~. Laassypss Lasaa~ssrrS, csst3er. a.
Lansr pIus Proprietor.
Arrs.ss q Mspsessssf fssifeat depot Mondays
NssaesAays And RridAyH Nt E.n
AfTwGEtrg lesFes Manchester railroad depot
TneaaaFa, TknFesays AnA Saturdays a u 4. ~,
shsf arF4sai 81 &c ~ 4. \. trails rgsng hofths
gSova Lo@8o-4sryy 70 cANsssr.
s. o. crATIs. Proprietor.
matIs ciass.
eOUTH DR. fAiifosA Tor Mes Tosk. Aibssy. Troy
aosth Asd West Att 30 a. n. 1nd l0F.m.
NoRTH -ny raaire6a Ter hataad. BsrlihgisH
KoTtk kHd Rasts or.
GRANVILLE mafi b. stage closes II 10 Is a. y.
rosT oFFtoK opsn frou TAI 70 sor,H.
Nail. fram the NORTH sFFirs 81 The fosi efAss 1t
ghFn.
Nails ,ts. tSs sss.h sFsivs Al ihs Pea ose.
at isp,
hsils Tor Ptru, LABderevs, boHdvllit, Jamales
as.. BY stAgs, elnss At Yaetory PoiEt PossOf.
Aes .tii az. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
sTdsys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

25c buys 8 pait OF Lyon's Patent Heel
SiifTeners aud makes boot or shoe last
twice ~ long.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06

--saowing -sasly Monday werning,
The old-sims batter bayets sEs
aroand again.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-06
CIGARS,

Aud great many other ARTICLES TOO M
rneFous 10 specify At prices which cannot fAll y
srit Oar stock az hardwAFe vac purchased be.
fore the recent rae III prtees, and VII probably
never be ~ cheap ngkin.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17
Spiritual.

Miss E. Gleason, the young lady Of Ge,
neva, who for the past two years, has ere
ated considerable comment in spirituahs-
tic circles, gave one of her seances in Ash
tabula, last Friday evening at the residence
of one of our citizens, before an invited
company of about twenty-five persons.
The exercises opened by singing "The
Sweet By and Be-" and at the conclusion
of which it was announced that she was
under the influence of the Spirits, and any
one of the audience was at liberty to inter
rogate her on subjects relating to the spir-
tual world. Miss Gleason had in the mean
while been undergoing severe contortions
Of the face, and from the way she twitched
and jerked her eyes and mouth it was hard
for wicked newspaper man to tell whether
it was good spirit or bad one that was
taking possession of her. But these contor-
tions lasted but a short time, and her fea-
lures assumed a pleasing and intelligent
expression. Her answers tc the questions
asked seemed unnecessarily long, and in
most cases far from the point. Wo-o i'
not for tho fast mat she has received moth
ing more than a district school education,
her manifestations would not seem as in
teresting. Some of her sentences were
rather severe on the English grammar, but
they are spoken in such clear and easy
style that the listener naturally overlooks
her grammatical errors and finds himself
admiring some of her well-spoken sentences.
Miss Gleason is about 81 years of age and
has for about two years been considered
medium. When in her usual mind, it is
said, she has no command of language, and
she claims not to know what she has said
and done while in a spiritualistic state.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17
Council Proceedings.

The Council met in regular session last
Wednesday evening; all members were
present except Councilman Manning; the
minutes of the three previous meeting were
read and approved.
The Mayor reported that he had conferred
with D. Fl. Fitch in regard to the con-
StIuction Of sidewalk in front of the Fisk
estate on Fisk street of which said Fitch IS
trustee, and that the same WAS to be built
as soon as possible.
A petition signed by 21 citizens was read
asking theCOuncil to lay out, open and estab
lish public street commencing at point
in Camp street where the same interSects
! West street, running thence westerly about
II rods to Il street running from the west
boundery line of lands of Mary and Ann
Cheeney through S;rong's Addition, and
opened to Nathan street" The matter
was referred to the Street Committee
A bill amounting to $1s was presented
in favor Of the NJ. E. Church for glass
broken in that building by the fire depart
ment and was referred to Fire and Water
Committee. The bill Of the Ashtabula
Gas Light Co. of so for gas for street
lights for month of December. was re-
ferred to Mr.. Manning. chairman of Gas
Committee and ClerE for adjustment.
The following resolution was adopted
without dissenting vote;
ReSolved, That the Council of the In
corporated Village Of Ashtabula respect
fully ask the Legislature of Ohio to re-
enact the law enacted last Winter, sub
hitting to the people OF Ashtabula the
QUESTION OF issuing bonds not exceeding
s. for the purpose of improving the
harbOr facilities at Ashtabula.
The Chairman of Police Committee was
instructed to have the ''dump pans in the
uptown lookup repaired. and the Street
Committee was instructed to remove the
Harbor lock- up from its present location.
Deputy Marshal j. F. Eddy made com
plaint for injuries received by falling on
the icy pavements, and his case wss passed
over TO the tender mercIes Of Police Com
mittee. 5.5
The following resolution was read and
adopted all members voting yea except Mr..
Fisk. who was in favor Of retaining at least
one policeman:
Resolved, That as the police fund is ex-
hauSted and no funds are available to keep
the full police force employed and paid,
We hereby direct that all members of the
force be dismissed until such time as
sufficient funds are in the treasury to pay
them.
Joseph Amer reported through the
Mayor, that his cistern or well was now
flowing fountain caused by the Village
changing the course of the surface water.
Joseph viii sndeaVor to find consolation in
the Fire and Water Committee and Street
Commissioner.
An ordinance for payment of claims
amounting to $S35. "A was adopted. Adj.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17
KTNGSVILLE.

Eds. T1sl:-With the vast amount of
snow, the roads are in an awful plight.
The greatest nuisance is the pitch holes,
which in some instances anyone with an
empty sleigh hesitates much in trying to
get over or through them.
Mr.Charles Southard, farmer living this
way from Kelloggsville mile or so, while
in this vicinity yesterday with his team,
got a broken leg. He was caught in some
way under the runner of sled, and below
his knee both bones were broken of DIR.
Geer of Kelloggsville happened to be at
hand, and though Dr. Webster was alb
sent, his office was occupied, and the pro-
cess of setting was soon accomplished. In
due time Mr.. Southland was taken to his
home in as comfortable a condition as
could be expected, from tine horrible road
over which he had to pass.
Miss Kate Curtiss died this morning.
She has been lingering on tie shores of
Time for some weeks with complication
of diseases, battling the skill of physicians.
Hardly a house on the street but mas been
visited within the last or years al the
least.
Prof Loomis with his very able Precep-
treSs, Miss Amor, of Kelloggsville, are
carrying forward Educational interests in
our High school, second to none of their
pred ecessors. With pleasure We make a
note of this from the fact of our citizens
taking as much interest in this school as
they do, and also knowing that Education
al interests in this section of our country
with also the religious, stands first on the
list.
Every one having an ice house is filling
it this winter. There was never nicer
quality procured before, probably. We no.
tice in town alongside of pile of wood,
some cords of it are piled up. Wood is
given, and the intention is to let it season
probably. As for the ice, don't know
about that.
Our trip to the Depot now is Crossing
the Alps" in experience. Life Insurance
rates are high. Yours, G.
Jan. IA, 70.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17

The most wonderful remedy of the age is
now placed within the reach of all. BE he
rich or be he poor" it costs nothing to give
this great remedy trial. DR.. Kings Cali
fornia Golden Compound, for Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Low Spirits, Loss of Appetite
Sour stomach, Coming up of Food, Yellow
Complexion, General Debility, Inactivity
and DrOwsiness, Liver Complaint, Iaundice
and BiliOusnesS, for which it is a certain and
and speedy cure, No person should be with
out it, In order to prove that 1t will do all
We claim for it you are given trial bottle
free Of cost. which will convince you Ofits tru-
ly wonderful merits, and show you what a
regular one dollar size bottle will do. For
sale by C. E. Swift Ashtabula.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17
Elections of Officers.

The following officers were elected al
Amity Encampment, No. 216, I. 0. O. F.,
on the Isl instant; c. P, Geo. W. Sill
vius; S. W., W. Il. Brown; ]. W., John
Applebee; Il. P, Nelson Watrous; Scribe,
F. Brockwsy; Treas, L. B. Bartlett; 1st
W., George Steere; 2nd W. George Pal.
mer; 3rd W., F. Stewart; 4th W, James
Shepard; L s., J. Brockway: Guide, Ed.
Stulli 1st G, of T., Geo. Jeffers; End G. OF
T., Geo. Harley.
At the annual meeting of the Ashtabula
Social Library the following officers were
elected: George Willard, President; o.
H. Fitch, Librarian and Treasurer; Charles
E. Swift, Secretary; Henry Fassett, A. F.
Hubbard, J. N. McGiffert, L. Tyler, Di-
rectors. The following resolution was
passed, and the meeting then adjourned:
RESOLVED, That the use of the shares be.
longing to the Association be offered to re-
sponsible persons for the ensuing year at
the rate of one dollar per share subject to
all rules of the Association.
At the recent annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Ashtabule Loan AsSo-
citation, Lorenzo Tyler, H. l.. Morrison,
John W. Haskell, Frank Silliman, L. D..
Kellogg, Amos c. Fisk, and Lewis B. Aus
tin were reelected Directors, and at a sub
sequent meeting of Directors, Lorenzo Ty-
Ter was reelected President, and A. A.
Sou.hwick Cashier. A semi-snnual divi-
dend OF three per cent. was declared.
The Morgan Savings and Loan Associa-
tion held their election on the 10th inst.
Mr.. W. W. Watkins was elected Director
in place of J. B. Graham, the other mem
bers of the board being E. VI. Covell,
Thowra Walkley, G. Fl. Crosby, g. L. Mo-
rey, E. G. Hurltut and V. D. Latimer
Mr.. Ccvell and Mr.. Watkins were elected
President and Cashier before. A divi
dend of per cent. Jan. 1, was declared,
with a reserve of IA per cent.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17

Rev. George H. Tharer, an old citizen of
this vicinity known to every one as a most
influential 0itiEen, and Christian Minister
of the NJ. q. Church, just this moment
stopped in our store to say. 81 wish every
body to know that l consider that both
myself and wife owe our lives to, Shiloh's
Consumption Cure" 1t is having a tre-
mendous sale over our counters and is Civ
ing perfect satisfaction in all cases of Lung
Diseases, such as nothing else has dong.
Bourbon, Ind. May 18th Is. DIS. Match
EFT & Franco. Sold bF A. R, ThurbeF & Co.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17
COUNTY NEWS.
PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.
PLYMOUTH.

A party OF singers from Greggs' Corners
and Plymouth have been collected to at
tend a concert to be given in Green, on the
evening Of the 18th inst, and others from
about the county are expected to be pres
ent. The concert is deemed of sufficient
importance fer closing the district school
for the three last days Of the week, 20 ac-
commodate the teacher for attending. Mr..
R. H. Blanchard is manager.
Mr.. Van Allen is putting quite extensive
repairs and Improvements upon his house,
the work being done by Mr.. Seth Warren,
of Ashtabula. JONATHAN.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17

Very choice New Orleans molassas 50
cents per gallon at Riddell's Store.
The arrangement of such sensitive fbers
of our body as the nerYes will naturally
cause intense pain and suffering, and
immediate attention sholld be given to-
ward allaying all infammatory symptoms
on feeling the first pangs of pain. The
best, surest and safest medicine is, without
doubt, ''Lawson's Curative" Nervous
Headache, Sleeplessness, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, and in fact every dis
ease that has its origin in the nerve strue-
ture, yields readily to the influence of the
Curative. The directions for treating each
disease accompanies each bottle, and when
they are followed faithfully, the proprie-
tors do not hesitate to warrant cure.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-01-17
BleaChed COttOns

are equally low. A good soft-fnish bleached
cotton we sell at cents, other dealers charge
10 cents for the same.
We have some 1000 yards of good dark
prints of the best makes and good styles, which
we are running off at cents yard.