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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
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Sn GIaditaSt tuiitbsts ipdbrsnO
Der gaa8: bonn %. DitObsr Elm furdts
borsr Sturm aus NorSOt, bssIsitet bon
beftiSsm S6H:streiben &eseni6auern
unO passI. 9as 1lnipetter bate pisIen
S3aSen I'M GefOIss. Son Der GIbe
tpurSen SieIe 1lnfdGe semeIpet.
-9Im 81. DIT. tpurSe cine IbipsSif6e,
NIT PetrOIeum beIaOeRs setupfsrte Bari,
tpeI9e fieIoben treibenb BEL S6wins.
mtlnSe aufsefunben ipmSe, bon einem
S3lePpeampfer in ben Sortisen Safen
snsebra6t. 9In ienem Gage Iaeen i'm
SiplnemiinSer Safen sebn baparirte
S3iIte, ipeIde iammt unO ionSers I6wer
sel'tten baben cine ipre6enbe Sauitra.
t'On sa Der 9eipaIt Oes iiinsiten Ortans.
-9ei 8eipre6uns Der @sburtstaasr
teier VtoItfe's eripabnen bic 9ldttcr cine
aeuBerung, Die Der sreiIe Warf6aa in
Sp!n 9etban baben ioa. WloItfe erfldrte
bort anSebIid, er CLAUDE nit s0ttli6er
SIlfe nod finf Sabre ieinem &aiIer pies
nen uno tm 9ictbfaae bic s5abrlne bss
oeuti6en Seeres iibernebmen su fbunen.
90 lanSe otirfte bic ,,Mai6ine" buIten,
oann nber iperce er, ipofern er nod Iebe,
in ben 9tubeitanO trstsn.
- nsber bic peranberIi6e @itteruns
btsies Sabres fpirS aug g8ien, 2s. Oft.
ber'9tet: Satte am Somtag unb
DtOntaS eiii8e 8dIte gsI,e unb g8inter.
tle'Oer berpOrseboIt, 70 bra6te uns
Der Sienita8 ben SeirOceo unb nit ibm
cuniti8e feu4te S6wdIe, bic bis bsute
anpauert. SdpIi6 Der 9lIpen ipurbe
Der SeiroeeO in3pii6en pieSer burd
e'ne beftiss Bora DerOrdust, bic aud
iest nod in Der 9IOria ipiitbet.
= Die 6situnS 86nissras, bic idun
i'm Sabre 1859 aufssIaHsn, 1866 ater
ipIsoer per9eltellt ipuroe, fou nun eefis
nltip auf9eIafen perben. Inter bcm
Soriite bes SeitunSSfommanbanten
GeneraImaiors Baron SapmerIe tpurbe
cine acmmiiiion absebaItsu. Die
StuOt beabii&tist bic fortififaturiIden
9riinbe einjuIbien.
-9eiSem am NUntas Itattssfunbenen
9SettruSern auf Der 5bemIe bel 2onbeu
3fpiiden bsm Ganubisr gbfparb SanIan
uno benz 9tuitraIisr GSparo Sridett bat
Der eriters seiiest.
- aus peridiebenn 9bciI.n Sta.
liens iueroen untsrm Is. Rup. perbee.
renSe lleberi6pemmuusen in 6oIee bon
onbaItenben Resensiiisn beri6tet.
0a in Der Iebtsn 9eit fransOiii6e |
Seiuitsn ii6 in PUrtIsaI uisOsriuIafen
Deriu6ten, bat bic pOrtusieiii6s Rssie.
run8 bic 8puOerneure ansepieien, bas
Setrst bon 1884, peIdss ale reIisiDlen
OrOenS GeieIi4aften aufbob, Itrens
bur6wfibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
@citerc Sofdls Scri6tc.

- nniere 2sier brou6en nur einmaI
bic A. ). I. Co. Black Tip S6ube,
pelde III elmer anberen SpaIte anees
Sel9t wercen, iu probren, um ii6 au
ilbsrsuSsn, bab iie ssrare bas iino,
mas man fir ainoer sebrau6t. Sd6n.
belt nit Spariamteit Uersinist.
= 9ritden i'm Masen unb ll,beIie;t
na6 bem 0snufe Der Speifen Iinb 9ln.
jei6en bon 1nperouuIi6tsit. Der Sra.
gen 1T peridIeimt uno. baber nidt i'm
Stanoe, Die Speiien su 3srmablen.
SerieIbe iuIlte elmer ipitematii9en Rsi.
ni8un8 bur6 BEN @ebrau6 bon Or.
Iuguit Rpni9'S Samburser SrOpfen
unter3o8en uno baour6 6as eeIt6rte
Seroauun9Sperm6Ben pieSsr berseiteat
iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
straRtUn. Den IS. Nob. 1880.

Sn Dem, mas ipir borise 8ude iiber
Sas SerbaIten Der 0sutiden sesenaber
Der Senluiratiiben 9artei seiast, itebeu
mir ni8t aaein unO sipar 1T ss bel
gl@tbare SObn Quincy 9(bams Dor
8UitOu, elmer Der eea9tetiten Demo.
frGten 6es 2anSes, ipeI6er ii4 tpie foIst
ausbriift:
0Giue 9artei, ipsIde ii9 BON einem
einSisen Mame in Der 9tationaI Gpn=
BENTON ibrsn g8es borI6reiben Idbt
nnb bieTer Sine elm Mam ipie sScbr
&eap 1T, rnb oam bic 5iibrung bei
Prdiibenten 8abIcampagne in BIZ
Sdnbe zines Wannes mie 8arunm leet
berbient Die 8erbammung. SD fin
meinen 9beiI bin poaltanSis anseeteIt
bon bem 8erfabren Der 9artei, unt
iperoe in 3utunft iebr ipenis SntsreIIe
an ibr nebmen, bis iie sum @erItanb
auriidfebrt unb cine ebrIi6ere Sancs
Iunsstpeiie ein16Idst."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
9nlann.

- Die Gtnfubr bon Specie int Netr
gorfsr 5afen belief iib felt Oem l. SGus
.. S. auf s47, ,432 $40.
Sancod's Dlebrbsjt in @arpIant
1T 1871 ct.
- SbmobI pabrenS SieieS Sabrea
in 9enper, Col, mcbr als touieno
neue Sauier erri6tet purben iit bic
Wiietbs bort isbr bod unO pieIe 6amiIisu
1inb ni6t I'M StauOs, @obnungsn Sl
irsenb einem 9reis Su betOmmen.
- 3epsDorfS GupObnepabL Re.
sifert ii8 ouf l,2O6, ,577. Der Sauts
furbe mad tbstlt ii6 bic 9eU6Iferuus
IN 1856. l44 gBeiBe unN 2O,433 6ars
bioe. Inter BEN Sarbisen fno 747
Gbineien, Is SapanSicn unS "A 5nria.
ner. Wlan si.,ubt SaB bic SInsabI Der
baislbit pO6nenOen tGbineien psit 8rB.
ber 1T ais pben anseseb,,%..' un0 oaB l'H
DieIe OerieIben ben 9lusen bsl eenluS'
beamten gu entSiCben tpubter.
- Inter ben eanabii6en SnSianern,
bic in ben ipdrIiben uno ipsit auseins
anberIiesenpen glniieoIunsen am NorSs
ufer bes ct. Saprence ippbnen, iUiitbsn
bic Sluttern. Sic iterben Su Sunbers
ten SGbtn, unb bic bon Der Seu6e nod
berIdOnt HebIieben iinN, iIieben nun,
unbefiimmert I'M ibre unbesrabenen
Scbten unb SterbenSen, in bic g8aIber.
- Bon 9lep gprt par6 AM glOns
tag semeIpet: g9ie idOn istt brei
@oden anseSeist beabii6ti9ten Die
o6t SurnpereinC, tpeI6e ben q. q.
SurnbeSrt biIben, eeitern 9lbenS ibr
iabrIi6eS Sbautumen in @enbeTs
2IiiembIp 9ooms abSubolten. 9lIs ies
bod 6;e Surner turS nab lllr eintras
fen, sum { seiI aus. .Gntferuunssn BON
10 ReiIsn, fanptn iis bic Sbiiren feit
beri6IOiisn unS nit Itarssssr BoIBeimams
i6aft beieBt. Wlan bei6IoB run, bas
S6auturnen AM nddIten Samitag as
aubaIten. Das GinI6reiten Der 8oIi,ei |
fanS auf SeranIafiuns Der q. 9. Billie
Societp itatt, Die in ben befannten
llebunsen Der Surner cine GntbeiIisung
bes Sabbatb erblidte.
@nbrIi6, mabrIi6, es pirS INNER
ssmaitbIi6er i'm 8ei6e Der Sabbatbs
muder unN prOfeiiiOnelen Seu6ler!
- Sn 6sr Spnntas glaGt ipuroe Der
Fsbensisiabrise S.armer Daniel 1rout.
man, Der bel Union 1G,.'pn IN Saupbtn
@ountp ipObnte, 6ur6 elm 6ussui6 aus
benz G6Iofe aufSsi6redt, unO ais !er
ne Slusen bifuete, fab sr ;pei Gin.
ser an ieinem Bette itsben. Gr feu.
erte ouf iie, elmer Der 9itbe criuiperts
SaS Seuer unb icin S6ub traf 9rcut.
mans Sruit. 0erielbe iant Dor ben
Siben ieiner 6rau nit Nem 9lusrufe ;u.
iGmmen: uSenrp 0lOmberssr 1T mein
@0rbt. !" Gcmber9er, Der aIs Elm
ssfdbrIi&er StrOI8 beIannt 1T, purOe
Ssrlaftet, bod [sat man bon ieinem
SpisbseieIen feline SE,r. IrOutman
biuterIdbt cine 6rau unN S,s,r33ePn Sins
bm II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
MaslQnSS.

= Sn Der gla6t bonn 81. auf %.
Sftober mar in pieIen 3bsiIen SaOen's
itarfer 3eseu, buber sni6peaeu uaer
6Iafs unS Sa$s, tuis AUD bss 9pOsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

Sn beridieoenen @e6TsIbIattern
iinren mir unter benz SitsI ,,0ie
StdOtes 9lbitimmuusen" fOISenbe glotii:
Die !Sauptitdbte bieies States, nit
9tusnabme BON gbilubeIpbia, qittsburs
lmo gIle9benp, baben in Der leBtcn
gSabI Die foI9enben Stimmen absssss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

g8eib Der Saifsr, ipeI6er Obi9es Der.
ibte, nibt. bob es in 9ennipIUania Gin
9adaipamo GOuntp sibt unb in bieiem
cine Stapt RumenS Scrantpn, ipsI6e
bel Der IeBten g9abI 6636 Stimmsn
obgab
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
6eftprben:

@m ? Ncsy in Srautrn Gaa R., Godbtr
ron Scbn une Carolina slrmbruit I'M alitr
non 20 Sdbrtu.
am 10. Hcpy in Srdntrn, Sdnrit,
Sobnlttn pen Ssinrit uno @arsar.tba Sti.
lln9tr. i'm glisr spu 8 Wonitrn une s Iaatr.
(brii6tn Ganf ELLEN, bic am 9earabRifTs
SesiI nabmtn, une fPe;isq hem Suauten
NGnnrrher)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

- Niltttr Strfsblt niat SintS Tpitntry
epmponHr fir Gusr fItinrs Saby an Sans
tu bahn. peuu caiItltt nit Ginatrsiesnbts
itptTetn Nbdfiri III. Gs tntbalt ftin Dirr
gbtn retr Spium. srh feline btiGuftiarnes
Wirfung rpirp etu ftiutn gsietnetu 70 sl
SrlttbitrnnS 9ttsu, bab tr icsldb in tin,n
lduTttn Sblaf fallen unh itintr Ruttr Ct
lsstnbtit jur 9tubt stttn pire - ais tbtnIc il.
efm S'rtiitsn 5unssIsIlsn in em Sauit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
Sci)ncibcr perlouot.
Scranton Surnbcrc Gin.

Die rsaslmSbist mOnatIibt 9uidmmIuna
cbgtn Ntrsins pirp am Sountas, ben Of.
Hcwmtsr, punt 2 llbr Rahmiita0e, in her
SdIls itdttfiuctr une ts iinp ale @litslitesr
ea;u tiuatlaetu.
Die grrItsurg hes guiammIunataats mar
nSibia, neil rit Dale brutt gIbtnp ju anrrrm
.3ptds bsnuBt Tirr.
!. 5abrtnbpIt,
S6riftpaTt. 46
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

8tr pdrtn spr tinist Sas,n turb riutn
unltrtr StrStr lsbr amuiirt, her ron 8bru-
maismls nIsesrgterildt mar plEBli5 lsint
Nradsn btnptsparf unb il6 fir 70 jung er.
tlaTif ae tr ti9tntIidb sin iplltt, une tmphrblt
ssr Hebtrts Smbretatipn jebrr alien Iams in
efT Sihet. erpbfS ginrmsnt bas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
2lt nerfaufeu.

Dns @runsifiid hes llnttpei6nfisu, ssItgtn
All Grcb Stra6t, in gsttrstnrg. bslitbsnb aus
;pti SauplGgsuJ 98rbubaus unp 9itttnattau.
ben. Sseinsunssn lsibt une ~ trfnbrfn bfi
0eprst Gritban, ir,
Geear Straes, II. g4are.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

- Rtiitnbs fpIlttn INNER tint GIaI6t ssn
Stnts Cgitnttrit GomPpunO ,um icfcrtiatn
@ttraub fir Saudptb bti i6 fbrtn, aar.
antirt, Rap IS hen Diasrn ipfprt in Srenuns
briusi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

- RObrrts GjtiIussI 9,ulptr tpirS aarantirt
allt Srrttn Siibnsrfranfbsitsn ~ beltn, ptnn
ts 9tStAtn ptre tbt eas Gtiilacl Is nitt
mtbr trsllsn mill. Gin f6rts 0lutd eta,n
cholera. 4tr babsn ss ptriu6t uub rai6sn
autn ts ju grbrdubsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18
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SeSabcn nnb 3Dpnfenb,
SanfitrS
Nu. 40 Shs Eritts StraBs Tbilastlpbia,
giiitn Ttresn 9tfauit une ptrfauft.
Dituffas, ben i6. Trp. 1890.

- Stnss Dpitntrp GCmpruns. - 8enn
nab antptiluns ssnrmmtn pire Is aItib
Hran'st Spasm, iIutrn Nastn, St1tnn-
ntn Itdrrbet S9itnirp, 6pIir, unS allt
anetrn llnitrlsibsfranfbtittu btlrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-11-18

allt ttsIs Rfbitnt iifib in pbtIp's gpctbtFs
Sft gSgpmins Ap. s. Spruet Str., ~ bab,n.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-25

a gentleman mnung rom More
he. "a City. y. &. gives the rcst,
OF experiments in the cul.iva,io,
Of cotton. using rock lin. IRON
Port md. Maine. as a fertilizer
Ia 1888 two gentlemen. ,nr,thrr
hou .ht q cargo Of gSoo barrels a
lime. They sold three IN. of +
and divided the alancs Fiv
hundred pounds we Z spread over
100 acres OF land. broadcast. +,
November and December. TN,
land Is black land. and had TO,
several years been cultivated il
cotton. and was now worn out. Il
had become srottcd and was plant.
cd IN corn. making good corn ey.
cry other year only.
1t grew a iirst-rate crop OF cot.
t,n. The attempt was 50 SUCCESS
tul that It was repeated. The sec,
ond year il made 1Soio 100 pound.
OF Int cotton per acre. In $50
II rested; in 1861. owing to IN,
war. il was impossible to procur
lime. In 1901 the land rcsicd. Il
ist5 there were As acres Of
planted uie first of Nav. fully tire
weeks behind time. but made .
bales. averaging SEQ pounds. :
Alter this. uysler-shclls wer
n.td and found to be cxce'lrnN
Its conclusion was. that on blar
|1nd lime fertilizers. either oyaeI
ehell= OF raek lime. arr desisabi'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-25


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saying 1850 DIN AHuI .Ud .U
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vent lr ls l'I|.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-25
the STATE or MISSISSIPPI


To J.B Faaesli aud his wife x J.. Fsace,l.
You are cOmuana,d to srpe.r hsfore he
Chanee't cuaIl. hrsi district " Pamela eonnt,
IN said s,a,r, on the sut Monday Of Isansr,
1851. 10 deis nj the suit Ia std rpau Of usy,
! huhhsid. ain IT,, v tsiate ~ Peter Hnh.
batd, d~etased, vheftin yua srs defendants.
sstdis Ma, December SD, isso
Sh ItAsk, Clsrl,
" ieAh A ss.n pspa'y Cx.l Ill
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-12-25

should send fr instrucsiuns isrms references
ss "a btOihsts Solicitots OF Patents.
Washington, D. G. who furnish the zane
viiheut charge. Rdsin nfothsts IL a we'll.
known and saecvs.ial Arm Of large sspe
fishee having hrsa established In lsaG.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
THE PRESIDING ELDERs wiFE.

warren, iAst Way dut lbtos
nr,M NJ Fcuucr. Frudonin, ~ Y.
Dear Sir.-Arer using your blond
and liver remedy and nerve tonic, aud also cough
honey for two years past ln Our mmily, can 'tes.
thy that they will do an that yuu claim for them
Our family has derived more benent from their
use than any other medicine we ever tried. We
heartily recommend them to ALL You're Tfuly,
0i.i Mrs. Roy. X. NJ. Warren.
DR.. Fenners Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic may well be called "rhe
conquering hero of the times. Whoever
has 'the blues" should take it, for it rcgu-
htes and restores the disored system that
gives rise to them. Italways cures Bilious
ness and Liver Complaint, JHundice, Dys-
pepsiu, Constipation HEADACHES, Fever and
Ague, Spleen Enargements, Scrofua, Fry
sipeas, Pimpies, BOtches, aud all skin
eruplions and Blood Disorders, Swclled
Limbs and Dropsy, Seeplessness, Impaired
Nerves and Nervous Debility; restores flesh
and strength when the system is running
down or going into decline; cures Female
Weakness and Chronic rheumatism, and
relieves Chronic Bronchitis, aud all lung
and throat difficulties. II does these things
by striking at the root Of disease and re-
moving is causes. ,.u.
DR.. Fenner's Improved Cough Huney
will relieve any cough in one hour Try
sample bottle Mt ten cents.
DR.. Fcnner's Golden Relief cures any
pain, as Toothache, Neuralgia, Collie OF
Headache, in to 30 minutes and readily
relieves Rheumatism, Kidney Complaint,
Diarrhea, ete Try a sample bottle at 1C
cents.
DR.. Fenners Vegetable Blood and Liver
| Pills. The best family physic known
For sale by Swift. At Wholesale by Strong
Cobb & Co., Cleveland Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
PERSONALS.

Mr.. p. r. Barnum celebrated his seven.
tieth birthday at Bridgeport Many old
citizens were present, and there were
speeches and a clam bake. Congratula
tory letters from Mr. Thurlow Weed and
others were read.
When in Kansas the other day General
Grant had the pleasure Of hearing him
self compared by Governor Phelps, Of
Missouri, to Bonaparte and Cesar. A
somewhat odd belonging of the Generals
is his personal attendant, japanese
youth who became attached to the Ameri
can when in Japan, and came with him
to this country
M. Jules Ferry, the French Minister
who introduced the bill for the expulsion
of the Jesuits from France, is the direct
descendant of a man who, 100 years age
established several houses Of the same or
der in that country,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23

Dsappointments are frequently hard to
bear, but having received letters almost
daily from parties who have been happily
disappointed we relate their experience
which will be profitable for every one to
remember Thousands have written to the
proprietors Of Kendalls SPAWN cure, stat
ing that they began using it without hope
that it would cure spavlns, but had had
been happily disappointed as it had COM
pletely cured the SPAWN and removed the
bunch without blistering, and after. using
it for various purposes, all state freely that
they find it the very best linament they
ever used for any lameness on beast OF
man. Please read the advertisement FOL
Kendall's SPAWN cure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
LEGAL. &C.

GUERtFF ns Special Master Commissioner,
- sale uf lands aud tpnemcniH Ashtubuln
C0minun plqnr, May termi 1850. Ohnrluttn
der of sale;
by virtue Of an order Of sale duly Issued
nom said Court I'm the above case to me d.
rected, \ will offer for sale by way OF public
auction at the door Of the Court House. IN the
village ofJeiferson, Ashtabula County, ohio,
ON Monday the 23d day OfAugust, A. ID. 1880,
between the hours OF 10 n. m. and ~ NJ. OF
said day, the following described lands and
tencments to-wiG
Being situated in the township OF Ashtabu-
In, County OF Ashtabula ana state Of ohio,
and known MS being located nt Ashtnbula
Hurbor, and bounded as follows: On the
North bylands ofHubbRrd and Hubert; on tho
cast by lauds Of Mike Bulger; ON the south
10y Lake street, so called; and on the west by
feet front,
Terms, cash. Appraised ats.
a. W. STILES, sheriff.
As Special Master Commissioner.
Sheriff's Ohlce, Jefferson, July 10, 1880. p4-gS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
NEW HORSE BOOK.
"a Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases"

About 200, 900 have already been sold In a short
time, at the low price Of 20 cents, or five copies,
g. And every one who sees It prOnOunces Il
the best book ever published for the price, and
many claim II to be worth mere than books for
which they have paid IS and $40. H.I|
send 45 cents in stampe or currency TO the
TELE9RAPH, Ashtabhla; o.. FOR a topy II
gf3eb Che bdst trea tm0nt for al dlgsdset has IS
ane N ePSssylngs td. SMOKING poslton assgnsd BY
other way; a table shoYlng doses OF an the pTinl
clpal medicines used for the horse,ias wen az
their effects. and 4qtid9tes when poison, large
telling the age Of horse, with an engraving
showing teeth Of each year, and a large amqunt
OF other valuable horse information. Hundreds
OF horsemen haye propopneed Il worth more than
books costing S5 and aid. The fact that 2OO,Ou0
sold IN about one yeat, shoWs the healty Rplroy,
al with which the book meets NtL
Sold by Thurber & Co. and O. e. swift
Ashtabula, and Parshal, Kingsville,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23

The Democracy, in answer to the charge
of disloYalty during the war point to the
fact that there were Democratic as well as
Republican Union. soldiers, and declare
that, but for them, the Union cause would
not haYe triumphed, This is one of Col
Forney's great arguments since his recent
alarming political relapse, 1t is as much
as to say that, II all Democrats had been
disloyal, the Union would have been de-
stroyed, and, because such was not tho
case, great credit is claimed for the party,
as ii it were a greater cOndeseension for a
Democrat than for Republican TO be
loyall IL was not Ms Democrats but as
Union men that these men joined with the
Republicans in defense OF the Old Fldg,
But for the Democratic party there would
have been no war. We gladly admit that
not all Democrats were disunionists, but
it is beyond dispute that every dispnionist,
from Jeli DaYis down, was Democrat,
while every Republican was on the side pl
the Union. The least said about that
matter, gentlemen, the better.
Geaugd Republican,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23

A HORRIBLE DIsEAsE.-A man named
Waite, living in Washington township,
underwent an operation week before last,
for a most horrible and iucurable disease,
cystic melanosis His head, face, nostrils,
mouth, arms and body are covered with
hideous spungy fungus sprouts, filled with
blood and quite black, hue which his
whole body is turning, One Of these
parasites fastened upon the tonsl and
spreading over the air passages, nearly
suffocated him and prevented food being
taken through the natural channel
The removal of the throat
growth was effected and he can now swal
low, but death is inevitable. He is a mos
horrible sight to witness and prays fol
DEATH The physicians have never moi
with case of this rare disease before,
Union City Times.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23

In pursuance of the foregoing call, the
Republican electors of Ashtabula county
will meet in their respective townships
at the usual place of holding elections, on
Saturday, August 7th, 1880, between the
hours of:3 and o'clock P. NJ, and pro
ceed to elect 90 delegates to represent
them in the Convention to be held at War
rem at the time stated and for the purpose
aforesaid We recommend that the choice
of delegates be made by BALLOT. On the
basis of representation established, the
several townships of Ashtabula county
will be entitled TO the number Of dele
gates following: l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
10Th RECT ENoAMpMENr.

Mayor King received q communication
this morning from Col h. J OIL Of the
10th regiment o. N. g., saying the
regiment would undoubtedly encamp
in this place, between August 25th and
Sept 1st Mayor King on behalf of the
town extended an invitation to the regi-
ment to make Ashtabula their camping
ground this year, and the above letter was
in reply to Mayor Kings invitation. The
encampment will probably he held on the
"Billy Brown" grove on the lake shore
Since Gen. Garfeld's return to his home
in Mentor, besides receiving from one TO
two hundred letters daily, he has been
favored with so large a number Of telc.
grams that the Western Union Company
have felt constrained to ask the privilege
of running a wire from the Lake Shore to
his Office, and keeping an operator there
constantly. For this purpose, Mr. E. p.
Wright, of Cleveland, Superintendent Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
and Mr.. Henry Apth9rp, Of Ashtabula, OF
the Lake Shore department, visited Men.
tor tn make the necessary arrangements
early last week and the branch line was
PROMPTLY established
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
ASSIGNEE'S SAFE.

VNuE Millinery Goods, consisting OF Leg
horn, Straw. Linen Braid, SILK, Velvet,
Felt and Satin Hats, Ribbons, Feathers,
Plumes, Flowers, Laces, silks, $ tins, Crupua
Berrages, Chignons Bonnet Frames NO,,
Of Mrs. MaryIA. prOSser,t insOlvent, will he
sold at public auction, by order Of Probate
Court, on Saturday, August q, 1889, vt the
store Of Mrs. PfOsser, in the Village OF Ashta-
bulR. Sale to commence at 10 O'CLOCK, a, M,
aud continue from day to day until the
goods are sold. HENRY FASSErT,
Terms Cash Assignee.
Ashtnbula, July 2, 1881. 9i-98
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
MARRIED.

HATTERsoN--AvERY.- Hartsgrove, July nth,
by Erlend Morgan, j. p, Mr.. J. Willis Patter-
Of HartsgrOYe
mLOTsoN-CLoUGH.-l FoOtvilie, July 10Th. by
o. +. Kellogg MIR. j. TillOtson, of Thompson,
and Miss Cora E. ClOugh, Of FOOtvile.
MMLER-SIssoN. this city, July 18th. by Rev.
VIM. L Fecman, Mr. Addison Miller. OF Gerard,
Pa. and Misr Rose Saa0n Of lbs city