Special Train Demand and Local Notices Highlight Ashteabula
A well patronized special L. 8 & M.S. Ry. train ran from Ashteabula to Cleveland last Tuesday evening, with about twenty extra travelers from Ashteabula and around three hundred more from other line towns. Obituaries note the death of C. A. Pease of Ashtabula Harbor and Bradford Howe of Bradford Pa. Dr H J Bartlett left for Elgin Illinois to practice medicine, while Rev A M Ried’s sermon is summarized on the front page. The issue corrects a prior report about Joel Bates of Saybrook and mentions local druggists and agents promoting Dr King’s Medical remedies. The Cincinnati Weekly Commercial subscription offer and a Rochester New York Photographic View party visit are also advertised, with a failed sale noted for the village cottage portrait.
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Ashtebule
Cleveland
Alsint Arwenty Perons
Ashtabula Snd
CA. Pease
Laleside
Ashtabula Harbor
Haut Reerjry Proprior
Bradford Howe
Bradford
Bayonne
H. Ji
Bartlett
Elgin
Elgin Ag
A.M. Ried
Synod of
Joel Bates
Saybrook
Bean
King
Bucklen
Halsted & Co
Rochester
N.Y
Ford
Akron
Hadcliffe
Warren
William Upson
Earle
New York
Gilson
Henry Sheldon
John Tod
Judge Scoville
Schuyler Colfax
Mies Wade
Jas. A. Garfield
Ashtabala
J. N. McGiffert
Weisgerber
Hawthortre
Samuel H. Parsons
Ed. Wells
Minneavarlo
P. H. Watson
Miss Watson
Gustave Dore
East
Miss Parsons
Yale College
Mook & Large
Privet
Rem
Ipyer Gates
Gali
Gee de Rogers
Gee & Rogers
Thor
Auati
Cincinnati
Great Britain
Ashtabula News: Elections And Odd Trials In Jefferson
The article reports on Ohio real estate assessor elections led by W H Crowell with winners Andover Himsell Munley TL Fi ay Conneaut C Dibble and H E Herrick. It notes a Third Battery O N G vacancy to be filled, praise for Jefferson Town House, a courtroom case against J W Stull, a sermon about women’s missions, the Ford Parsons wedding in Ashtabula, and a corpse controversy involving Mrs Sarah Goodrich and two Cleveland medical students. It also includes a long discussion on wool production, sheep numbers, and related industry data across states, plus miscellaneous local notes and anecdotes.
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Ohio
W.H. Crowell
Slarona
B.J. Betts
Jorge
Andover
Himsell Munley
Fi ‘Ay
Conneaut
C. Dibble
Denmark
H. E. Herrick
Jefferson
Monioy
J. W .Stoll
Stull
Ried
Steubenville
Mixed Pickles and Patent Medicines in Local Trade
Fragmentary text shows ads for English Mixed Pickles Chow Chow and cauliflower for sale by Gee & Rogers, alongside various patent remedies. Mentions Kidney-Wort and Hop Bitters advertised by Rochester vendors, with testimonials praising cures and household uses. Other lines reference Liniments and tonics sold by local merchants, noting sağlık claims and consumer testimonials.
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Gee & Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thurber & Co
Ashtabula
Peel Ashtabula County
the Telegraph
Saal Gilet
Achaia
Ste Page
Design & Bon
New Lyme
Leicester
Ea Sanford
George Willard
King Hae
Bear
Oliver Benith
Prank McKenzie
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Trentlea
RL. Grover
Hingsville
Poibuient
J. B. Rice
Leadville
Colorado
Guneys
Comnesut
Iefferson
Aehtabola Light Artillery
H. J. Bartlett
Lewis
Cresby
Ashranda
Vier
Henry H. Bartlett
L. Z Crosby
Serge
Seypavack Bana
Fos Reyt
E.G. Pierce
Second Floer
E. G. Pierce
R. Harris
Yowstvo Pyeve
Satz
Texemaardt
Ashiubuld
Giles
Chamberlin
F. M. Prenon
Japan
Hyson
FM. Pierce
Kingsville
Briong
Cleveland Medical College
FW. Daykin
J. 8 Fuller
Kingeville
Fuller
Poller
Faller
Scoville
Rennick
Curtis
Sarah Goodrich
Thilrmoney
T E. W. Richards
Theo. Hall
Coramon Pleas Court
Aind
Monon Hill
Baigleville Road
United States
California
Florida
Massaahusetts
Massachusetts
Ireland
Ted— McCauley
Avernus
Actiens
Hades
Bisck
Lysses
Sicily
New England
Syria
Tooland
Swift
Caloris
Sera Ees
Baldy
Tyi
France
Fenner
Penner
Wes de Meyer
D. B. Dewey & Co
Ts Y St
Shermetee
Swift, A & Son
Parshall
Fox
Son
Carlisle& Tyler
Carlisle & Tyler
Wesella
New York City
Matelassa Beavers
Brussels
Carlisle & Tyler’s
Carlisle
Tytle’s
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