Hours of Pain and Parade at Jefferson Opera House
A mishmash of notices recalls events from the region. The Gounell met last Wednesday. Wallace craters appear next Monday at the Opera House. the Cleveland squad meets on the 17th. Dr. Kelley announces painless tooth removal. an excursion train to Pittsburgh Exposition departs from Ashtabula. local crime, insurrections, and social doings fill the page with brief items and vivid local color.
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Palg
Jefferson
Owaswok
Gounell
Wallace Craters
Opera House
Cleveland
Bartell
Barnham's
Wra. la Beste Jprogeees
Editone
Vice Presiddeniis
Regi Weenie! Association
Camp B
Kelley
Domaine Piems
Sherman
Madison
Lake County
Reader Holmes
Coun Ob
Friand Thames
W. H. Mbwen
Slybrook
Anil
Anthisy Fister
Gap M4
Wright
Nceipt
Vol. I
John Henry
Spruce Street
N.Y
Uuet
Ainyet Alghaly
Bickford
Kingsville
Siaffield
Rootstow
Station Street Sewer District No. 1 Plan Adopted
An ordinance establishes Station Street as Sewer District No. 1 with mains on Station and Depot Streets. Boundaries run from Prospect Street to Main, including cost sharing by abutting properties. Sewer sizes 2x3 and 4x6 feet, depths around 8 to 15 feet through shale rock. Council reports and committees ready to proceed amid opposition, with property assessments and contractor roles outlined.
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Yasweil
David Slows
Cnetinuil
Wrat
Franklin Division
L.= & M. S. Ralleay
Prospect Street
Franklin
Perth
Lamis
Borough Line
Main Street
Seth Wells
Station Street
Depot Street
Inter Tank
Franklin Street
Prospect
First Clans
Station Strees
E ‘Council Ind
Hitchcock
Lee
Sewer Ind
Manning
Haskell
Israel
David Stoan
C. E
Ender
Main ‘Street
Causs
Walnut Street
Franklin ‘Street
Harbor
David Sloan
Bridge Street
Marine News Hums Sailors Wages and Lake Freight
Sailors receive 2.60 dollars per day. Freight rates show Ashtabula to Chicago 80 to 85 cents, Buffalo to Chicago coal 50 cents, and Erie to points 70 cents. A pleasure steamer Geo. S. Prost burned at Erie last Wednesday. Recent charters include schooner St. Andrews coal Ashtabula to Hamilton 1.10, steam barge Johnny Gudden Marquette to Ashtabula or Cleveland, and the Yankee barge captain J. O. Walson coal for Mayville. a squall near Marpore separated a vessel and its crew, and a seeker is urged to notify Mayville parents.
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Asktatmla
Chiago
Buffalo
Chicago
Erie
Geo. S. Prost
St. Andrews
Ashtabula
Hamilton
Johnny Gudden
Marquette
Cleveland
P. T Francis Walson
Yankee
J. O.walson
Formorly
Painesville
Mairpore
Mayty
Michigan
County News items and local weddings 1870
Local notes report marriages Miss Alice Walton and Mr Henry Kelley as well as Miss Ruth Walter wedding to Henry Kelley. Rev A D Barber to lead future ministry with Parsonage renovations by Ladies Society. Funeral of Mrs Julia Maltby from Deacon Maltby home with Rev Barber sermon. Visit by Mr James C Wright and wife to F L Branch homestead. comment on home allure versus Saybrook. Dated Sept 19 1870.
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A. D. Barter
Barton
Barber
Julia Maltby
Iatse Maltby
Daniel Maltby
A.D. Barber
Farmington
Trumbull County
F. L. Branch
Hitchcock to speak on political topics in Hartsgrove
Hartsgrove residents are invited to a Sept. 23 talk by Hon. Peter Hitchcock covering current political topics. The speaker is described as capable for any office from U.S. Senator to top agricultural rank. The report notes diphtheria concerns, a recent social picnic with speeches, and local business growth including Stone and a new fountain. Also reported is the sudden death of Chester Lampson after a tree fall, with Lampson described as a wealthy Ashtabula County farmer. Sept. 18, 1879.
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Bill
Peter Hitchcock
Hitchcock
U.S
Pro
Snell
Cyrus Stove
Stone
Hy Township
Chester Lampson
BL. Lampson
Jefferson
Ashtabula County
B.C
Noxats
Tampoone
WB. Pinks
Mr. Lampson
Windsor
Lampson
Edl
Wdferson
Fenner
Per
Tira Weame
Fennar
St. Vitus
Otto
Local Notes From Trumbull and Thompson Lodge
Eds report the circus of William Main returned in good order but Walt Main fell sick with fever. Mr Sanders buys hotel interest from Mr Smith who returns to Akron. A picnic party at Thompson lodge marred by a right shoulder dislocation of Mrs Drought. Local youths intoxicated. critique of drunkenness and a remark on recent pensions seekers amid political talk.
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Eds. Tel
Wm. Main
Walter Main
Smith
Sanders
Akron
Thompson Lodge
Drought
Barpersfield
Leland
Doys
Village schools praised as Foster club forms politics to come
Our village schools have never given better satisfaction than now. A Foster club is organized with J J Hoyt president H J Covell secretary W W Watkins treasurer. They plan to enliven politics until election. Wayne Graham was buried after dying of diphtheria. Graham and Woodruff are embarrassed but hope creditors wait a hint. George Webster and Handy Kinnear, with C L Fox, leave for Medical College Cleveland for six months to study medicine. Reverend D I Hickok preached well. Presbyterian Sunday school picnic near the village drew many, with fine provisions and a lively swing entertainments.
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Mewes, Scudere & Harvey
Main Street
Me. C. A. Hastings
Betesama
Carpesut Baypress
Arhhur Bepiura
Mee
Mies
Lille Shears
Bern
Mempibie
Hepburn
Comree
Hep
W. Humphrey
Pawenger
D& Mf
Rosd— Relkasp
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Qooper
Black River Malle
Saybrook
Eather
Cooper
Granger
Ashtabula Shooting Club
Harmon's Flate
Tvenay
J.J. Hoyt
Pros
H. J. Covell
See'y
Watkins
Treas
Wayne Gmham
Graham & Woodruff
Goo. B. Webster
Dy. E. M. Webster
Handy Kinnear
J. H. Kinnear
C. L. Fox
Warren
Medial College
Medick
D. Is. Hickok
Presbyterian Church and Society
Kingsville
Aus
Cale de
Cee Lindergrean
Ouedas
Seybribke
Chewinneth
Lyman
Camins
Conneaut
Maine
Ashtabela
Long Rapids and St. Lawrence River voyage notes
A reminiscence describes a St. Lawrence trip from Ogdensburg to Montreal detailing Long Sault rapids, Lachine Rapids, and a river valley feel. It recalls Indian bells, historic incidents, and touristic schemes, with notes on ships, locks, and seasonal travel around 1870.
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Gotham
SR Lawrescr
St. "Lawrence
Rivées
Ameries
riven—St. Lawrence
Amerivang Cadnnot
Ogdensburg
Europe
Ger
Ogdensbu
Montreal
Francis
Lake St. Louis
Lange
Lachine
Toni Ts
Rapala
Indiana
St. Regis
Deerfield
St. Church
Anaessonkees
St. Regis Indias
New Fork
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Cineer Bole
Toledo
Osta
A. R. Thurber & Co
General Agents
Swift's
Jamaica
the Telegraph
Aeeeclase
Hiram Slocum
Asaile
Hiram
Sharper No
New York
Ashcabula
Ife
Seybrook
Mary Manchester
New York City
Ashatule
Wilt Hubbard
Wm. B. Mennerley
Rochester
N. Y
H. 2
Mall
Washington
Martineis
H. VI. Johnson
North Fast
Orwell
Pennsylvania
Council Proceedings
Crean
Henan
Sandusky
Ore
Sumalta
Seeared
Oneida
Escansla
D. Powers
R. Newcomb
Marine News
County News
Pei
Hartsgrove
Trumbull
Morgan
Austinburg
Tel
H. G
Shipman and Son
Grand River
Mary Sanford
Spencer
Lenox
See
Hobart Pry
Dan Parker
Pulnesvite
Mesars
Babcock
Chapman & Post
Fairport
Ere
Weary
Hubbard Rolling Mill
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Warren Artillery Company
W. Moore
Severan
Maery
Anor
Anilover Agricultural Society
Crawford County Agricultural Society
Commenntville
Aaktabula County
Shenango Valley Agricultural and Manufacturing Society
Greenville Fa
Brett
B. Webb's
Ny Ofice
Rhatney
Tate
Webb's
Anavalanche
New Goody
Ashtable
Tax, Sturt & Sox
Waumemeth
M. G. Dick's
K.P. O'Leightrey
Rie
Clewe
Tui
Dhebenll
Crockery
A.C
A.M. Willard
Webb
Jefferson Pir
Axockwar
Anhiabulm
Ter
Seeger Er Sen
Brockway Roment
Ashtabala
Mia
Stry
Geaber
Woodral Cowperr
Urs
Anditre
W. Fi. Cowdery
Anderson
Berks Ee
Eaes Walker
Axrooe Tuarna
Ashtabula Harbor
Senn Voth
Mkev
Jno
Anmord
Robert ‘Swartwood
Watkina
Thayer
Mary i Wardwell
Grant
Braith
Bafurn
Manny
Pela
Ieee
Lecal
Seanen
Ashicivuta Chisinim Pious
Gmuber Tere
Lauren C. Woopaer
Sale
Aricnr Preia
Syed Coun
Lasdagad
Athatolae
Aahiabaim
Barts Orne Saati
P Jefferson
Handy Fendi
Court of Common Pleas
Ansar
Imm
Wlan
Aashtabuda
W. Gary
Hampton
Couniy
Winnensta
Perry County
Tedissa
Cavshind
Nee-Thint
Henry Passety
Pauitare Store
Sanders & Harvey Ould
Adiabele
Harver
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