Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1876-06-30

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ThS sse Of bis struci ls is Of Wocs but
Win be ps ted to present stOns TC
his the iros sanges the spper-st sturS
me bolted and oxe -thA-is higt
| iron cylinder IS feet in diameter, the whole
being capped by an ornamental tower. In
the centre OF this-elexation Is a place for a
revolving flash light Of the fourth grade,
and over one Of the -dormer windows quite
asornameutala as they -usefuD is to be
placed fog bell weighing 1850 pounds.
1 bdi Ii pfi fithese signals are operated by clock
work, which delicate yet massive piece OF
.naeiaaaisIa-assisesits- power from a-1'eisAt
Of over three hundred pounds, and by q
sifhfile changs Of motion is made to reyolve
nheifehttso5f sti1ke the BELL It the Intervals re-
oui1els sThesclock work exhibited is in
/ teb6ds61 to strike frst, three times, then
t-wiies. then once, and 50 on. This IS the
s3ip4,sll q ii6pted Tor one Of the shoals Oh
Gong Island. to which the hghthohse nov
Of. the grounds is to Be removed. aIter the.
Exhibition. Near this new Attraction &
7F77-f Tis7fffEffft Esf FrFfF .Tr "a asf-r17-l
the fog-syren, whose very uilsyrenIike roar
has 50 often Startled visitors at the Exhii-
bitipn. This eassplitting instrument is lit
tie more than q gmuch5 elongated horn,
blown Ry steam, spd ref it has. been heiarEd
lat 3 distance Of 81 miles, The fpg-horn Is
located q short distance from the ohio
lStateI Building, and5some smart wag has r.
marked la1El that this is very appropriate. As
it Feg1ires the qsepf fresh water to gsnsr7
ate is tFemand9qs lgng-poFeT it ean.only
lR used Ct inland sPQiHtsr bEt;syen whea
placed at some distance. from the headapa
it has been fsqnd EsEF sfsatlTeii ii,oilsq sisii
lAgrisultusal Hail lmwhiehh has been the
most bael19aIil lsof the large ibunildings,
psRsentsaniin infinite 9raristyi sf attractions
i#S all who afsengaged lofiintefsted in agtis
cal6aFdl matters b. maelEaery.9 Within
ftAs past'fsw days the amachiReEy has beea
put IN HiosiOnsto ai great 'eztent, and Sisi-
tofs can 16W se9 elle fnaanef III Whiehs they
work More lesBeeialIs Is this the case With
The many different makes Of mowers and
rsapefs s6neof these hitter machines are are
restiakai,ie specimens 81 Fofrk1ra aaanship. and
aifoTra afne. study for those who dehght Id Id
lnitsschanies to- follow out the apparehtly
complex working Of the various parts,
which have ID some me eases taken 81 8 years to
elaborate and bring to their present state
81 perfectioh.. me plough, also. which
Ne may can the initial machine f n q agricul q II.
t1fe also, shows The immense ilsr e. Strides that
have Been made within the past thirty
years. on one hand IS the huge, clumsy
maehihe said 70 have beer, used bY Daniel
Webster, and along side. Of it the beauti-.
fql finishes gang plough, with-sll its aids
and accessories. Among the rest is Rock
and Stump Extractor q very 4 simple yet
extremely powerful machine less known On !
western prairies than IN the rugged timber
growing sections. As showing the. i'm
nense p mp tipieation, of PeEeE as applied
70 mechanics itmEy. be stated, that twenty
ponds or the end + Of the lever by wbieb,
bis machine is operated represents ton.
So Ight-sAd fsimple IS this machine that
BOY Of eighteen can set1it up carry it from
stAmR,te stump and pull ont any rock that
foqr men can removes place it on the stene-
boat end takeitioTwithOut aiftingi ordig-
sings int from five 10 fifteen minutes. In
the Olden ltine stnnp PSI were IA serious
ShstrHctiona TO- raltivatiOn6f new uground !
and 1eduid 0nlyg be a4emovsas bgEpatient
and long gcontinued 1aboeof blasted out |
fith powder.asi ba8 ss9Hlsud risdi ssiTa
Among the numerous routes by which
Centennial tFaYeler Esaehss thiseitX httleat-
.ention has been paid to those by sea, which |
ire coming to form an important fte n n In
ssEie arrivals Of VISITORS nom tie seaboard |
sities of the Atlantic coast from Maine 4 to 81
Florida. These visitors come come and bring ing |
With them their provisions, home, and SER /
Fahtss: they charter steamers fOr'as round
.rip, embracing state-rooms. fare, and
board. Several of these have already ar
lived, chiefly from the Eastern States. and
'emain a week or more in dock. at. the
Fharyes. where their passengers repair to
heir lodging and foF, their meals. The
teafmer Empire, State, formerly ofT the
Boston and New Yerk line Of steamships,
lewly dubbed the, Floating Palace Hotel,
! now in port, on her first a series of
RPS from Providence R. I, bringing
nth her fun complement Of passengers,
'he 1 is to make ma these trips in tenldaYB SIX
|eTes re and four IL in coming and g0ing,v for
Taiah 3iCls4 : 20 is charged including thEee
neals Per daynas q bella sIl .ilnssmst1
Philadelpbiea June 9Th 5s76liiu s.ilol