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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25
School District. No. m,

This Dstaict has better schools now
then it has crer had before. The Dircc,
tors are Elihu Kcebler. Enos Kluche,oe.
and Adam Shiplcy, ....
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25

IF you would have the people, who pay
the taxes. know aud appreciate what our
teachers arc doing for the county, read
the educational coiumusof our paper.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25

THERE is boiler factory opposite the
hall in which the Constitutional Convcn.
tion Of Ohic is sitting. the vorkmen Of
which have sent word 70 the members
that unless the convention makes less
noise, the factory will have 10 move.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25
School District, No. Ii.

The schools in this district are in bet.
ter condition than they have ever been.
The Directors are S. P. Martin, Wm.
S. Bacon and Uriah Hunt. .....
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25
School Rooits.

The people viii never 6nd a hotter OF.
Portunity to supply themselves with
schc ol books than The present affords.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25

The Springfield Uniaa wickslly
remarks that the Connecticut, river is
damned fall Of ice for mile above the
stone quarry at i!oltoks."
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25

TIE rEsT series Of Mathematics
Rohinson's. asst b trs a,s .. ssss g
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25

Gooo sc!,ools arc tic result of patient
and well directed effort.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25

THE teuehers' work Is for all time
How important that it be done we'll!
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25

Tnr bcs. spcllcrs-Swinton's.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25
UcATIoNAI.
BY IT. PREsNEl1.

"Thcre Ia within every man q dlvine.idesl, IN,
type after which he was crsatod, the germ o,
a perfect person, and IL isthe ofits Of educatIo
70 favor and direct thesa gerins. "-KAsf. y
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-12-25
Or. wM. SMITH,
Surgeon and Mechanical
y DE M TIfS n

0FFIcE-East side Of the Court House,
room forperly occupied BY John Allison,
Esq. Anwofk done in The most approved
style known to the profession.
julyS-H. 80 "a ',N
The sun., 1873-10-27
Shipping.


NtUOR LINE.
y scain. sa from ricr 90 North river foot OF Dey
ct, every NkpNE,DAl aud SATURDAY.
sou tNBIA"wcl, oct y CAsrALiA. We'd, Sow 3
ELA SlA...... sat, NON. I. ANGlIA.... sat, Nov. 8
tANlN PASSAGE 10 OR FROM
GLASGOW, LlNfRPO IL. %. LpN Dos DERRY.
WE'D SftAM n 80 aui IS. Return. tlSi currency.
SAT STEAMER, ~ anitD. Return. tlD. god.
SiEkkAUE PASSAGE.
To tasgow, Liverpool. Lo IdOr. OurcnstOvn Lon ion.
derry. Belfast. Bristol or CA~iln. "a currency
Company Offices. Bowling Green, New York.
HENDERSON BRO THEIRS. Agents.
L,OH o. kEN-TOMN AND IivEtPOOI
Il tlrrlns the United Staf-s - Uls.
MANiIAtI TAN, oct ~, At I'D A. NJ.
WYOMING. nov. D. ats y. ~
Cabin passage, ~ gol ste'rasc, So, currency.
Drsib on England, ireland, sc.
WILLIAMS & GuloN,.
The sun., 1873-10-27
7 ONG I.LAND RAILROAD.

I one ISLAND RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, Oct. %, 1873 trains will leave
iaes sup follows: Leave Sth st East river. hfteen
inmates later;
sou A. NJ. Rocksway express.
in'oA n, Port Jefferson, Locust valley. and Hemp.
100 4. st.. Rocksway accommodation.
rr m To cenpSfi wdnS. ss5 ys sS sstprays "un'
.% M Pof. PnpJj4 pJeer.on SaErI' Locus, valley and Hemp
SGOf n. Locust valley and Hempucad express
bWP. NJ. Northport and Rocksway accommodation.
Train. connect a, Jamsics with East New YORK. and
at Mineols with Hampstead
SUNDAY TRAINs leave Hunters Poln, ?. tolloys;
$50 A. NJ Port Jefferson, Northport. and Locust Val.
door. n, Norihport accommodation train.
o." NJ" "O' JSo D. MoRPoRb. Superintendent
Tram. Leave Sew York from loot OF Desbrosses and
fipres, ~ latri'burF Pittsburgh, The West, and
sHut4 VIII iq'paS iiace Cars @ a'2ghed $50 a. NJ s.
tot tsli,morc Ws.m9st"n ana ihe south via Penn
Sr,M.. ~ niiunofe and Washington, via II. sad g.
tSifce. iof iiii6diishla.s,9 91A M.i20.aLh7
52 50 N,s T. M and u night sunday. $, Z, 49, $50,
,t9r ra.lsdciehs,ya, Kcnsius,ou. at \. NJ and sio
fnnrrani' sd .'conG class. Pm.
eossN NssTiiifS ssii ~ +, 40 10 M AM " !
~ ~ i9 l~N T.. NJ, snd Il might sunday. $50, $40
for Ernabe,h' =, sso 7,7io s.io sionA.M.i iqM,
i42N Sll, 2lOiiDI w. 5.li ti6. G.iu T. l !, ~ SIS
tiuI. NJ.
For Rihway. e. c}i. l. sio. 10 \ M.i1M.i2,gN,
IT, $50 10 f3, i..l o. h. 6:i16.g sln 10 f. NJ,
AMI u night. sunday. s. %. t.l0, aud $50 +. NJ.
2Ai 3:m tg', ani5 p VI.
iIor Neg ,grpn,gcsSi,7 end sio 4, n ani z W. E
and 1.Jp z. VI.
For East Milestone. $40 A. NJ, 70 noon. AiO and 52J
4. NJ.
tSI fs!S E,%sc5y,ic am ,na FlSmns,9p
Accommoiat for Botdentown. burlington. and
Camden. : snd . - A. NJ. Il.b. :, T. ., aud L. NJ
for tfech I'D, : \ NJ. and tP. NJ
For augsburg. pemncrton, Camucn, sA. NJ, and via
boat from l1rt No. I, $50 l.. NJ.
Trans arrive a. follows, From Pittsburgh, asa 1913
\. NJ. bii i. NJ dally; 52l tJli A. NJ. ass l.. NJ
daily except MONDAY. Prom Washington aud Batt
more, tuf ami W A. NJ. IS and 10 q z. VI. Suhd v,
t.tn, audtm ". From Pnladepms, i;12, 61o ~,
60 lWif n " iii5 A. NJ @j. O. IS. $50 6l5 - si
A. ~, 3,Sj, leT 4: " a..
Astor House ami foot " Dcshrisses aud Cortland
SITS. tmgrant Ticket once. Battery pl,ce
Al. AsSArT. u. ". BOYD. Jr.,
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
The sun., 1873-10-27
ONLY DIRECT LINE no FRAME.

The Cen.rh Traasotautc CompauY's steamers for
ltest ana tlyrr al ttrrt aitetHAt saturday iNcur
siol tickets al tcdl.c i,t.s Auph - the ufHcc q
GEOi.uE MACkENLlE. AGENT,
- broadway.
STATF IINE FOR GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL
= HtlFASl, ANn loNbbN NpERlN .-THose new
strANsnir. sleycry alternate Wcdnrs1lY taxing pa.
stt-rf. .f Gr.t Nrta'u. ltelaal, norway, sweden,
DcuUArk. aud Grrf.tnN.
APP! 60 4srus, ,s trO -iwhy. -
The sun., 1873-10-27
Matnlntrp.
Gtnn.
pnbltnllons.

"Jt~T 70 TRY -Phrenoiosic 1Iufnl
- teaches how ~ read character. - Yruf On
triai, months. only 81 cents.
= Il. WELLS. SS9 Broadway, SeS YORK.
The sun., 1873-10-27

i CIRCLE FORTY CKNTs wa O
"'V'''" VI EMMETT
LOCAL DRAMA
:. .S,9'.,,
49, vPEnNA tioll ~, Sa IS and s,h Az
mos, mssnSeen, theatre S tf ne sotid nov open 'e
SPECIE PMCBs.
Anneslon ~ cehts;. deserved Orchcstra ana circle
sea'' " oen's extra fa'niY Circle W cents
,u ,,,.,., NoynAY .YlGhT, OCT. r. -
re,rodc1p Win hr,n, I'D co.y mMiiSmE'
nm yn sna e9su1nesi OF NJ. GunIIE pALf
three acts en'''isd iGsddrNn ruv ,,ocx
S's's ns ga snl ~ ,nEewd surmsrSln iaet man OF
pess pss Se[r,rd @ ,'s9mpS ,nS M MGi'ggse
eabh'gc stssotT, r h1'ins & 6een porR andSr
S9$ai 8. gsl "! sss s'''''''
I.rset" and NJ .. l.. fox" ;.,,'.. MIR. O. l.. Fox
Joey L"lyOurn' al innocent from Bosom
Pee. neaa lN.rre DIR, %'' arss!ys! 8 n "''''
au,n assuming '"e disguise Gr haI Senpea,
"i p Sc 'dr Gfceyel Taa 'ne "ie and y,cm
~ dla,S Mutton; q Essex Market Nj cyfu. searc
viii 6esin ny s,rS,ga srrns. sSIlG%'P f. pbu.
Tss TSs N'Sn,9 ,Sesr, Man f,gm Mr. r',ilstSSr!
mie 's,i ,,,e ney .'' qp,lmnic FRED
dc. ot.oc Bali ifi,pIfe.. fl,s iGt % y
| ''''''tin'
NJ NJ CSs,rY cSs,g,lo ,so,Sa sn. ~ Himself
VISITOR. 4 Harry nili's. Waiter Gil, &g ''"
fSs Tyrsesaa:' af Lion G.......:M 'sh%S. hSo.
asca Sue sSecl rom Mi.s Nay sT,s Ga4a lR
M2. MM2.' has,s ,Ss ,sFseer', CLERK NY Mitchell
Sni,,na M,s iapfy f ?, "S,,',o"' ms' Bell
nie, and ready naGer Of tarI replies; 'ftSt,
sa, s Is I, ,n'n,nE t.e ,'sg,se ?f none
| ACT THE r. NDfNG or TllE WILL.
s aseIe Ht ee Dcg.lted M12la me A.scmbase q
@' ts9%1 o r' so ysiSs &5ssa dsG Ss S os
n,, nscgF -, 4 lil,-rlil.tE QcL9CH riEGRANp UNION
Of .c!.; siYrp aqq gqi,s WV.
wr Sn n,cfc., "a 10 the % 11 ne
ACrh. TGE.REvELRlE' or lHE night.
,1TsHNt H. Ut ntLp. uONlliHI DANCE
Joej Peri The r,rSr !" he rescue saved 6y ,ne
Scene front 4, I,'i i,,rC, wUiG1ir Il1ir.
aScSSs iiiIiSSi%FF G3cL65c'R ~ HARRY HIiL's-A
io and iiAH %ics i 'iiI na11 Sp2t ieai,lss N g1s
modas cptrandi o. ''''N 'e''''' 'A'O''o" OF the
Np Daring tdt az nay MI i'll i .ceac SS the celebrated
eic,s. - '''' ''''l' '"' ''"S O"V O' ''e"
oLlIrl ~ NfY GyNFffP asll W 'G"s' ssreias e. 1ns
q Dssn,s, Tor evci,b5dy J" strange pace
iii my ''e NV'"is \ SCUM iom Tue Original
hShi
mn, n.,,c,ACr III, ,
e. IliE ,phNGfkS or THE NlGHT.
RATE % fTf h2AiS SD@s tcdn S3% oH sTM Sn5. a ib
Wrons The Oh MIL POSTERS Promise to Look
After Het-RASCAL SUE aud the Frightened Giri-
Inc Abduction a Nasqucrliing Party Re urninR
Home The gFars Seeking thtir Lars \ Trans
formation The Lame walk, the Band see-ER.
NAoIAs PEkil 10 -
THE bVRNlNG EOOKEEY
ana hcf Rescue wild saturualt Of thu Rcsiieuts Of
scrST TWELVE O'CLOCK The COURTYARD o,
MystorIous S Iadows At me WlaJow- Who' Gaye he
| fusl k-,,
TiANsk jim ri0H' Sew NV "'A0A 1'ooA anu '''
,,,.,o.,, ~ ttllh Als ~. ,,,.
MIR. Augus IN DAYS sn,i Drama oi Ncw York
iiio, enuted
81 Hsu
u,,, ann, i,iii,S,iiI ,iSiii HiNG, .c..,.
nAIE'- HROADMAy THEATRE
- BfGINS AT
u - n
The sun., 1873-10-27

A BROOk N.-Wors gwen out topN f1r nrst-
~ class sew ing machine ~ 81! Fulton st utIr ss,
n0nd. ana 30 NIAnA u. u,l ON u Y M. N u.luI--.
The sun., 1873-10-27

-fIR~T-t Lass new sewing ma''tucs unld
~ on easy wcrkN iutuiiu'ltsi plenty work fur.
1shcd all earned over a 5 We promptly pay In cash
NJ. 40 Fast Brua way.
The sun., 1873-10-27
Wantto. ...malts

as= Aa - 49, w.. l. g4-@
TS "oofh" SfH'fHa SDfFHS'fH6Ia fGRd B&6l -pR f.ae, SHDRS
'I'AILOR wanted ior cleaning and regs ring STEADY
l employment. II. hEVz co s'3 Broadway.
TAILOR vasted one thsl can operate on Singers
machine on hne coats. !Sl3 I'm avr Harlem
/ WANTED one cool cigar maker; also. two
At 81 Bceckers
/ \NANTED-As sharp business m n to sell goods IN
w clX and country on commission at i29 Liberty It,.
''"''" ''''''
WANTED Young man in a grocery store to
per week. SGrecnSic6 Sy. '''' - ''''''
WANTEp A man to open, oy;,ter,s apd wait On
w ANrED-Pressinnn tCottrcl q Babcock) an d
w Job composiior. is' Woo'iefs'.
NyA>TtD Carpenter, also a carpet uphoistcrcr.
W Frankfort House, ~ william at
w ANrEp- -Espcrcnc d fur cutter on fur caps
NNA>TEn-A shoemaker on new aud footed boots
W 80 west ild 81.
NNNNTED-A smart, trusty boy In market. 4oi
N'OiNG men and bows wauted ~ .cli ,omethins
SKIN It, rro'IIn. >. u.
, RInT;hg;-.;;i> Hantea by ,rrainer App, Mon
- d'y, At ll2 81 It., Hohokcr. NJ.
- TAlLpK- wanted for new and old woFa. Apply
tnn AGENTS Tor rrstclaes article. large
tVV ptonts, small capital. IL Fulton ST., BrooA.
Situations cptantu.
Al American widow desires s,tu,uou 4. horsc.
y 'tpcr u small family u fuiN qualified to take
tH charge Uf Chlrc1 r. thorough scNm.frr-st viii.
ius and ohI-ingi slary not - much an object A. a
good p sitiln. address " KrSsLtR, station +.
HOLLAND woman wishes situation to 10
" general hou. 'work for peCtahlc wtdoNCr with
Cllrcu Address l25 PaVoua sV, jersey CIV lAl for
three DAYS. Am MOVkNE.
)F-l'EC TABLE German RI shes a situtuon
IA for general houseNOrk In small American family
81 81 1N. 9Th II.
SIrIATIOS waned.- frst.class baker aud pas.
= try CuOh Wishes place IN note or rrsi ,urau city
or country. Address II. HENkEL. .S LsscA ST.
FENr boss hakcssA rrstcilss foreman wants eitua.
ton on bread ur cakts. toFcthcr ur separate. icing
ami 0rntrcn'i0-. CAL OF address BAKER, 100 HUDSON
tt,c rucr Lairust.
flNO boss htkrrs.-in Fuglishman wants employment
n second hand on bread Or cake. Apply To ). h. go
Second nv.
tl'O boss haicrs second hand on broad and cakes
I wisacs astuition ~ Navy st., BroOkyn.
r.'D toss BAKERS \ cake naxcr German wishes SIT.
uatnn hrst second hand. hdfrr~s ~ tutsy
Cl.NA Will GIVEN by nm ,Sucricnced rrac.
''p'I Ncal mae tnist for an intro iurtou tOas dy,
Nn. 10 fActory prr'crrcd can huld or rcp,irsrrCl
good reference. Address q. NJ. =. box lii,
Suu oirGc.
lstp NI-TI Igru ~T.-Situ,.ion sautcd Nv
spNuuut woman as hrst-c ,ss c.anhern1'd ~
first D.... lrNHfr family wages, So mr. lass city
rtfe - cal Tor two days nrsciass families only
netd nlsf,.
The sun., 1873-10-27

~tu'l9 THtUl"t'' ---------..
Ill. kinds new sesiug ana, hncs for sale, 20 rent or
y mango also, 0JiF1t aHl repaired Eppd stcoai'
Land very chcapi mOnthb payments, l0J Canal ST.
E1UR ~NIE-A Singci'r and WhcrloI & wilson
y HrwinF macd ne, as good as new, for t@5, 81 Caua
o., 90 hJor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
,.,r ORANGEBuRG COUNTY,
0nAssEnrRc s. c. Dee. 2e7T;;ii 1872
Notice is hereby given that my books arc
now eycn for the Collection of Taxes at my
Office in Orangcburg RI follows:
TO meet appropriations for the fiscal yoar,
commencing November lst, 1872, five mills on
dollar.
For payment Of Deficiencies, for the fisca
year, ending October 3lst, five mills Is
dollar
For county purposes mills on dollar
r.s ALSO,
County School District Assessments as fol
lows:
For Amelia Township two aud half mills
on the dollar
For Rranchvillc township, two mills on n
dollar
For Cav Cav town.hip-onc and a half mills
on n dollar
For Edisto. Township, one mill on dollar
For Elizabeth township one mill OH t dollar
For Goodbys township one mill on a dollar
For Goodland Township, ono mill on dollar
For Hebron township three mills OF q doll ar
Fer Liberty township three mills on a dollar.
For Lyons township, one mill on dollar
For New Hope township, two mil!s on the
general tax
For Grange township one half mill on
dollar
For Pine Grove township, two mills on
dollar
For Poplar township two mills on a dollar
For Providence township, one and quarter
mills OIL the dollar
For Rocky Grove township, one mill on
dollar
For Union township, two mills on dollar
For Vances township one and quarter mills
On dollar
For Willow township one and half mills
on dollar
For Lion township, three mills on adollar
Io1pcct to visit the following places
at the dates mentioned
Branchville- "Wednesday January Let
1873,
Lcwisville - Thursday and Friday,
January I'd and 8 1873.
Fort Motte-Saturday January 4th,
1873.
Folders storc-Tucsday, January 7th
1873.
Dick Glcaton's store-Thursday, Jan
uary 8, 1873.
The penalty of 20 per cent ncrues af-
ter the fifteenth of January 1873.
THAD G.. ANDREWS,
Treasurer of Orangeburg County.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23
JOHN 8. FAIRLY & CO.,
wnoLsALE pEALERsIS
Motions, millinery, Hosiery and
White Goods,
No. 81 HAyNE STREET,
Charleston, SC,

Solicit the custom Of the merchants Of Orange
burg, feeling confident that they can offer in
dueemcnts to purchasers equal to those offered
by any house in our line in this country. Our
Stock is always large and is rcplcnishcd with
fresh goods of the latest styles by every steamer
from the North. Our terms are liberal to re-
sponsibe houses, and we guarantee satisfaction
to parties cntr,sting orders to us.
oct 30-6mo
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23
South Carolina Deppaa DeeppaI FtIni7l6 6lnltt 66lnltt.
Life Association Of America
HAY HAGooD, General Agents
Charleston, S..
Actual Assets June 1st 1872, s3e131535o

We call attention to the following
wby no % company IN 1 the world has attained the period
N -n1Aihs lae 1acilie
It not an adventure gotten for the benefit stockholders but ppres
M t un or profits is returned them annually
law their State claim that oo
VIII and consequently New
'FNA'' -2n:or
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-01-23
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
CAPITAL. $4,000. 600
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

This Guano we'll known Southern States remarkable
as agency TOR the products not require special
reliable lex The large fixed capital invested by the in this trade
Inc supplies
Dr.
charleston s. G.,
precisely the hcrcoo sold
in ROBSON, Selling Agent,C Charesto s. G..
JNO.S oII&C Gcpcra AgenB imorc
Tcrms-$4S cash; 1853 timc interest.
TO accommodate
Factory by the no lrayage be charged
, 1873-06-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED OWNERS OF HOUSES Ahm .tt,l LUIa: q :.
.lso meant lot: wt.hnE 70 ss aaa AL aeuse to
sise buying, viii do well TO esl and isnve tpe
With ua I've have the cAsh Awaiting 1neu
OSBORN 4 6SKILLMAN. les South ClAzk-E'
, 1873-06-01
CITY REAL ESTATE,


s1ez Il SsRsSSE tiosH g. REAL
On tbs soa4rest n2aoE doner i and
Is es deep 81 and ""
Iet 355la2 sl2 q Plsit!ssv near Txenty.tzth.t.
and a. Th4tssy;3natth,.ts 45s nj thss9 I'M a,,,h
e4th.st ~ 81. .nd aJ2 PEailie.sv. Fl eailie.sv.e,,-n
worth AZ and Buddan.st.. ST, 100 Zach; easy terms
EACH. ~. - '''' IVA. l't>'e''eD'D's'.' CIV
v.Fd: nss5 sa.;1s Brooks a toF sae u b.1eaia:
baah-ay:: 0'''~'N@ ~,,.'~
s1d e oaHwesa lcs,;.1 go
.sSSsas $S;Sis= ~ so1,se ns.aea w. nd H,r,
'' Lot. so112o on Douga.-p1aco. hesd Of Elts-ey will
1a9Ee IT. Of choice ssfo e shs SS9h 'ao
west oi'slons. ~ Hi ii fnsailest.' 6tis Block.
ToR sNLE-cHE1P a67IH1Ea IoTs-DY JACOB
- Q. hAal1I. snfTfE e fpf 3 gfyfffssft0N gnivfsf0N.
nesE esr IS fee Per foot
tess ss'a1s'a'' aes. sss.1,s s,so ns.
,oot Ma0a'ha''' eofn's tA'f''
Vincenne'aV' eofSeI oHnRTH sfDE ~ S''
BesTborn esTbo IT, @ nssr sehiilsl feet, sS pei
eisSeesa:: eS5Ssas:; ~ Ssssp p r.: '''' ~ ''' '0
Adaas-st.. nosr Throop. So foct cheat enc per loot
Harrison ccrnGT 9t oas Sou pe1 Aot
near Ihtoog; - iees Stio pr ioot"
ThToops. eornar Monroo II tset ssss pai foot lone
time.
e,1, : : :; -; 90 :, eC,; :,P1I Tc77 1cF
Assnts, ies West Madison: IT s4''
or ID .crss Harrson~st, Sec. II, r. l3 r. 30.
.csos running through from Madison to Barry Point
rs on Madison st. 10 cast OF Central Park south
front.
o01 fest on Madson- st. 900 foet deep, fronting tho
narts ~ w 1' NV " NS'
800 lots cast Of parks on War1en-av., Park3v and
W..sahIington-st. W.a I 1,,o.,,-,r nm ,,,cl -,
@ hw teei oo1nes "1seooAn a1o "'' oae D4os ~
Lincoln fs7k. 1,.,, x,~-.k c,d. ,.r hn .o,d -,
olots on Ceot1o a1u S'oe' Will =" Bull Wa
cay asn ~ e and
Rq lo9 "a pH
, 1873-06-01

T1OR BALE-BARGAINS IN CORNER LOTS;
e Corner vanBurenst; And Wincheste1s,ay;; s slio
Corner Thirty .dr1t and Rockwell-sts. 26p1,
Corner Oakley and VnnHornats. $50.
Corner Bushnell and knddau-sts.: 81, 400.
Corner Wallace and Thirty fourth-sts.; $50.
Corners in fine suburban resdent ands @1o 70 $500
EDMUND G. STILES, 99 Madison st., cor. Dearborn:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31
JRRRE RSON

Really. the most gratifying item Of news which
have to chronicle for the week past is the refreshing
rain which In such quantity, and opportuney
to set all nature aglow with life and beauty, aud
thus it is at the time of writing There does not
seem to be one thing lacking to make the COM
plete the picture perfect; .ud there to be little
lacking that beauty and per econ which conceive
of those brighter realms--where. But this week we
not going to be ethereal deal in matters Of
speculation, but genuine realities be the
or less.
To begin. we have to m ,nton the advent Of the
Tragedians in out midst-as we understand, next
week, wherein comedy and tragedy in all its varied
FORMS is to be characterized and portrayed in vivid
and elike pictures. If this is not sufficiently clear
might maket more definite by stating that one of
the societies OF our High School Is intending 10 give
Our County Auditor, W. H. Crowell, with other cti.
Warren over the A. Y. P. road. where he has been
to meet the auditors OF the several counties along the
II of that road for the purpose OF making an
ment for the tax duplicate They report excellent
time hnding the road in good condition. ana business
hourshing
In the way Of education we have to report change
in our school, having obtained the services of W. n
wight, a. RI ncpal whose repl'ati9n a. as thorough
Madison. where lie has n. as report says. mcrted
name: From our personal knowledge oi Mr. Wights
abilities AS to scholarly attainmcnts, energy and will,
we might predict to his efforts here as teach
er, and congratulate town in obtaining him And
"hlic VIC spcdk III nlRu terms VI we eau
say the less OF his assistant, Mr.. Alfred Arner
who. IN the true of the word is gentle and
a scholar, and will add no little to the merits of the
school. We may say from good authority. that be
stands second to none in this part OF the State as
German teacher being, IL is said as perfect in IT as in
his vernacular, while in other foreign languages and
higher branches generally. he ranks high aud is in al
respects gentleman of good taste and high breeding
With such teachers and our central position in the
county. we can hut think tna our school must flour
ish With this gratifying news of our school come,
also the information OF the return Of accomplished
| friend. Henry Ray. from Duluth, where he has beer
spending the winter. hut intends stayi here leas
through the summer following his profession of teach
| ing music.
Time space will allow us to speak OF Professo
Ray would like; but suffice IL t. say thar
pianist, 1t Is probable that Northern Ohio does mo-
excel him. and teacher his success he last yea
has given him rapItaton of the highest standing
and confidence in our community. The re is genera
satisfaction felt among music Low in the fac
that he is again with ready to give Instructions il
his liz spent three years in German n.y. graduating
| atthe Conservatory of Leipsic. JOSH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-31

lrrfeed,-May 27, scow Perry White Capt.
Baker from Marblehead, with ~ cords Of lime
stone 10 II. Hubbard. q Co.
dryired, May 49, sclir. Jessis Capt. Thsyer,
from Bay City. with 100000 feet Of lum0er,
40 600 lath and 10000 shingles TO Hubbard g.
Co.
Arrired, In Toledo on the Goth, schr Hoiun-
teer, Capt. VIM Parmalee, with iron ore, from
OswegO on the 18Th.
Cleared. May 2s Scow Perry White, Capt.
Baker for Port Burwell, for Shingle bolts. for
Sireeter, Giddings. q Go.
Ballantine Il Co.'s new vessel, says the De-
troit Post, said 10 be the larg' ST a1oat on the
lakes, was successfully launched on the after-
noon OF the Gath. Her length over all il 247
feet, and her carrying capacity, 10000 bushels
GRAIN. During the 48 hours ending with
Saturday evening SO cargoes Of grain passed
Detroit board OF steam and sail craft Twcn-
ty cargoes contained 0lS,2S0 bushels of wheat
consigned 10 Erie. to Buffalo and Montreal.
The other cargoes consisted of 679, 1873 bush
els of corn, destination the same making a
total of POS, ,422 bushels Of corn. In addition
TO the above were ,028 bushels of oats
making grand total Of ,52j, las bushels of
grain.
TUNNEJINo THE HUDsoS.--A vast engineer
ing scheme made its appearance in the New
York Legislature last week 1t is PROPOSE
ton TO tunnel the Hudson river 50 as TO admit
OF the passage of railway trains from New
Jersey and New York without breaking bulk.
A bill to authorize the construction of the
work has been introduced in the Senate. The
New York end of the tunnel is to be opened
somewhere between Chambers street and
Fourteenth street. 1t almost lakes ones breath
away to contemplate the difficulties of such an
undertaking. Yet it is believed that il
will ultimately be found the 6nh solution of
of the problem