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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1879
Page
2
The piece laments party infighting as President Hayes preserves authority and oil producers face a surplus and storage shortages in Branford. It notes Democratic boldness, Republican caution, and election forecasts predicting a divided opposition and uncertain futures for governance and policy.
In a heated Senate debate a Bliane led confrontation with a Bayar command line. A brutal incident follows as Ascenceo Ignacio da Silva is killed by a giant river snake while bathing with family by the Rio N. His widow and son endure the tragedy as the river carries on.
A heated discourse uncovers deep divisions as speakers blame economic policies for hardships. The argument centers on national pride, burdens on workers, and whether protection or free trade serves the country best. Fingers point at competing cities and sectors, with calls to reconsider stances and push for decisive action.
Disheveled crowds rush away after a boisterous Schentzenfest in fall blaze. Politicians clash in heated debate while a German lover of amusement decorates grounds and a furious exchange ends with a final restaurant visit.
The passage laments the cruelty and death caused by drinking, calling for reform and urging women to join the temperance movement. It argues men bear primary responsibility but stresses women's suffering and moral duty to support abstinence efforts. It portrays temperance as a civil and religious duty for the era.
Mr. P. B. Kepler reports Spring purchases from the Eastern market to stock a large jobbing and retail house. The store promises unmatched variety in dress goods including black cashmeres, cashmere melange, damasse, Angora cloths, matlasse, brocades, and armures at many low prices. The dealer challenges comparisons with Cleveland rivals on cost and quality.
Silks in black and colored dress and trimming types offered at $1.50 per yard. Includes new CHEENY BROS. BROCADE SILKS in black and colored. Advert says no other house carries them and claims wide attention for beauty and value.
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