davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
6nmmer ffsoris.

A ACCOMMODATIONS for a few adults among
"A the Berkshire IIllS. City reference s BENEDICT
New-MarlbotO, Mass -
A FEW boardprs can he accommodated with
sNTfH. Freehold Greene County. y. Y.
ANY person wishing first-claSs board on an
"A emnence 500 9e AOqvs w. f3 PR sasrn no NY
A RTIST'S FALLS HOUSE, North Conway,
n H. SSn gRS % bcr s Srng m sGFE Known f 's S
D'''''"'' ~ '''' AUG. EASTMAN. Proprietor.
AT a PLEASANT FARMHOUSE near the
"A CatsLHsa lew hoardcrs desired exceedingly healthy
and picaant locality. rooms ycranda piano, coque
Rn m PSay & M a t' anT % dd ifo ns1f SS' aTi
At landing terms. 80 MIRA :. GARhETT, Norton mn
%DXMs ADAM oTi:i T:aoSa * 6b:e Houss s't' W.
AT Central Valley, Orange County, N. Y,
%y & 9m ib b ia 5g Il II f A'6S 9219S q9 a9G
i'O''''' ''''' '''' '''''' ~ i5AAc L. NoXoN.
AT OCEAN BEACH. n. J.-Surf House
Sa's 5 ainy n'H W. mn a 90 eyey 9eSy o. dor sur po en
PERKSHIRE HlLLS.'-CIaain House,
above the S ASas @s GCI1S Go5 5Fg
BERKSHIRE HILLS, FERNSIDE. TyriDg-
ID hau Mass 500 feet above tide hay.ieyer patients ben
tions 10Y lcO md5oon BOT Hd cola Gatns sDd Tsog' So
iE'g59 IT, 5osEFm 3l anu oA
BOARD AMONG The CATSKILLS, near
post telrarph Offices farm hon pleasant location;
good pidty III hhNie; terms - ptr week PAID weekly
Adires. litCBEN MOSS. Durham Glsene C0uny, \. y
DOARDERS WANTED.-At a country farm
, house ] mle4 from Long Beach 10 innutNs Walk
IaIOid station and post Ohoe chur, ad school hOnse
Beach, Conu., "r =. T. FERRIS. 67 Frlnkl.nst
BOARD NEAR CORNWALL, on farm, heal
- t, locat good af 10 minutes from depot norT5
frDn Sew loIk bv iric Il r. Address w. T. VAIL, VANS
Gaze, Orange CO.. y Y
BOARD on FARM.-IIouse and rooms large;
ID gop5 bed table r. sh milk eggs &C; haih houst
hns lupd GSr: able rates AuGTcss J. CAM EtON,
Jan' ~luiI. l"ug l,la.d y y.
('APE Ann. Bass Rock llousr.
y COOP HARBOR BEACH. GLOuCl TER MASS.
FINEST and surf bathing on the NcW EDVaul
Coast. send tur ilnstrAtcn book 49,. . , r,,,,,.>
I1ATSKILL MOUNTAINS, Crrclsdc House.
y Boating bIthibE aIi H,iUg; uro"Iir9r @h nh"l0,
ctpa be- today and ul'tr"'F - J. L. w \ y hiolP
r's. LIB Biod"I, or address IL H. hLF'' C"'''
NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
a. IN irnni Toycrubor sulphur bllhing c"rneo
ton with u'e nous" Moderate Td i'r FI.cr
NATSKIIL. y. Y.-Country Board 50 per
y week pcuty Of hcrurs. eggs and milk = ROOT.
NOLURADO HOUSE, Ocean Beach, Mon
mouth County y. ]. FIny wards irum the suri lnc
'' VIC '''""' "'"'' 80 ~ 4 r. COOK Prorictress
EOLINIIA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
X r,ar IIud~ ~ y. !. ". e. SASH. pr0prrt"r.
Iwru, litii season. Stnl i"c Illustrated circular.
IynNHpISS 4 IIAI
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
on ald aftrr IL ~ 1880.

DurEIH TRACK, TIE MOST IMPROVED LUVlP.
di N AHD iltf FA~TE-T TIME CO.'S ISrENf / =.
WIN AItoOLIIA SAlEIl.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
Cxtnrslon5

~-~~-
A -ROCKAWAY BEACH. Ocean Route.
m IRON PIER LINE.
Only boat landing on The Beach. DAILY EXCurslonA
SALOON STEAMER TWILIGHT
22d-st., y. r.. at !l1t5 q. III. and l;o r. u
Leaves Icrov-st., ~ h. At $50 r. m. ard 100 D. M
Leaves Z er l. y. r., AZ 1U:0j N. and 2JJ u IN
Returning leaves Iiun Pier at 80 a. IN aAd r m
Single admitting to Pier Soc round "Trip do DIV
Special Arrangements with sOcIetiCs Apply Z1l BloIuMs'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
T,REcHnLn AID NEW.YORK RAILWAY
Leave iOOi OF LIbC riyst IOr TItrOd al E'I0' Ii'' "
\ iEW.IERSEY SNETHERN RAILWA(.
NEW-YOEK AND PHILADELrHIA NEW

HOUND BItiroK ROTTE
For rREN rDN ANp PlIGtApfIPHIN. \. 800,
Leave N,wNotk from station G. T. L. m " i"' oi Ian
~, sio1 Comet u,: and -. a.. ILL
r. %; J.. $50. 7:i", l. !. H. 'h SUNDAY 80 d" H.
Icrtia.on Th1d aud l;'IAs At g." . lilo l.
IT @.5o $50 y. NJ on >m 'aN 81 "'' y y" - o 1,iia
n i:l ;;:G t. $40 H. - p. Oi sunday ~ 80 a. M
* iTirnfmiur trains will leave Ifrlid" for Soy York:
From station tul4e rinha ani k' ''t '',o<i' e"i'''r
I'll" 10 II j. m GU SUNDAY. 80 a. IN. 80, Up m
B. 5-5 T. d.:ii ~ H. a. p p ~ ~ siuiy It
-, r.ion m Wrij s. and FaSier. l:2o except
days. .5I "a. 60 i,lJ, ~ 90. - 10, ';''
rckcts 10. 81, al ion. q ,ft, ~. N"e -, ~ 49
90. e57 Eru"iN"v az 81 ~" 'i, Z 3 ,@i' , am
auG rSeok 6ael,r II, hfc! "a rc,l'nte 20 ae'ti''tl"'
Hra'f fork aGG J"i, Iir.k.'n Az tlr." orc', arc n
'o'''o" W.T. IT, T. F. - IN , s. "a rS,',i % ~ -!sr E:~rt
L'OR RONDOt'r arh KINGSrON.-Lanln:
i eorz ~ ,'-,t .o'ni 'oirN an \, .sn,s Aarb"r"
n,salc T.. .S 'i,i' ota 6 ,i M, ls4y os ;
i.I.H @ >ii Ia ,1 ,o,, of iir'i,n s '
EA,ci -...a.a,, "!r' l''"'' "nr i'., ,'.' I' j. a
NEW -YORk CENTRAL and. HUDSON
- uNlE EAI1l''A u.' ."lncn'',e Ny ''. I'r'
tH"1fn Id'5' ~, wa .''r . 'i' nl i , f., lo -
A,t-ns aid Hoati 80 = ritora. "Hh ora" inr ''"'"~
cars to Ai.inGsieiiL r.@cr,,,er aud t,i.',.
70 lea laiato., r',n. - lni ~, a,a
e' e'T, T. ~ ' Z" N' NJ ~ ~ , ,,n s~r,ir- r.~, ~
st. Lais rlaulne 'nrsi oNey a' In 'u' Al" ,'.'
tciriis sun!a, .i.n. ~ '".a ,.,.......,....
mr Va 1 lrnr'a .r,i can 20 ocn,,a. I,I.,,,r "a
tt, IN fr ,rr,-s i,iv with sl~ ino ~'is'o-'ft
cig- i.m ,,..i. NItcat las, Bph1 C.r'' "4' -
I.."OI ~. Nnt E,pr,- scr.-s ,ara 10 A!y AIT
- ~. 60. o, s y 30 ' "a .i i' t a., nn ~ ~ 3a FIX:
VA, ,ct.l, -, Au. 81, ~" ngi o"s.., ir"'. i'r
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
MANHATTAN BEACH,

MANHATTAN BEACH,
VIA GREENPOINT.
By steamer SYLVAN GROVE from foot Of 22hst ST. r i r.
u m, Returning, leave MANHATTAN BEN II 4t go,
iGj a. M; l2.Oj l;0j !0j, SEQ, 400 300 6O'' '?1'
WV y " VIA BAY RIDGE.
Tho steamer D. T. MARTIN leaves Pier No. ], foot OF
WitcgS terminus OF the Elevated Kalirpa7l connect
jnT M AI RID,E trains for ManhattIn Beac - FOL.
:2J l2:1J Ia. - - i:-l -: .,
;.2j 90 and 30 r. m. Returning, leave MANuAl IAN
RFACI AZ 500 1920 llO 122J, l:@u, S:@ 0-O i:-u
!:.U, t:2O 40 ana So J. N.
Do,d Express will take 1aggagc place In Ncw
YORK nd Transport II Manhattan Beach, twice daily at
cor n TaCkaCe.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

.easant ten-rOOmed cOt-
= walg Of abOir. boat ana cara /
rd for ,faua.ues or gentlemen (;
&e.: BbnndAIIt Aha,ls.
B0X 212 East Long Branch.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

7 ONG BRANCII.-Pl
IL taEe. W.shin two minute
lIcc rLCiuN With lirst-Clhsi boa
crCqusJ, lawn tenniH. archery
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn

n wall. Nctburg POuglkecpsir kVf!Out aHd kl1Rston
landing OzzrIs' Milton. New IianbIE an liNc a ~
lraves fO0t VIlS1RYSr. $40 and - IiISI al 3y
H. Sundai eICcpeG Baggage hy cH!Css received al rs
nulv
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

A ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
"A and DkAN RICHMOND leave Pier No II, NoTth t9Ver'
SsS 5 Sn morning S sGssp Nth HS fHsHS; Sor west
1c"on to Albany nd FetTr& % r. rqo f3E e feFf f. President
ALBANY DAY BOATS.-C. VlBBARD and
~ DANIEL DREW daiy lSn4Gays excepted l.aye EGsIy
sI, st Per and ?ih q at m BTokiyH Sy ATTgt rg
PouSh~ eeoSie. Itiline6eck: Catskln ard Hudson.
ium by Gown 5st Connect at Rhpeeet 10y isryl with
TcEcts ia "a aaa ga 9 chSR Norih and % cEcts
satc On and after june H. special train for Saratoga
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
Ferry station in New.YorK fo,t Of Iiberty..t
Ferry Brooklyn foot Of Fulton ST., JEWELS
Conrnencnr October O. 1s79-Lesve New.York, foot Of
G;O p For Pennington Easton BcydrIc. Bethlehem,
BaL.. Alcnlosu, Mauch Caunk. rama1ua MnhAuoy tiy;
with DelawaT LaGS1"a@na anna and & %e1teIn Har%aa Mountain
Bodas LAKE, Ia and Lake @ MoPa@eGag @ F9 IoI m
lGaTE e4s6 anf baayc aa[ E%' Timspoi % etc i"
1880 For d, ILL., and I,9ngM,Gn gMgac
Chunk. TamaGua Aahanoy CITY hazet0n IuKhan%iiIcE' %
EphraiS rot'syle HarrisbuTg etc- 1880,
/ y ni.-For High Bndcr Branch SchOolcyS Mountain
Budrs Lake and Lake HOuatcotg EastOn Beiyidere Aeo'
fr5O p a'~GaiS for Easton Allentown, Msuoh CHUNK,
fm tSa & ann I and Western s aoad
For For oEa1bclh"Ai = Sis $50 Gas l, go 8 $50 s5
7!i5. ?i .t;i 7;i5 3 S si5' 9:I6, i0it. H. IL PM
,S S"ay s gG :1G,oh. S 2 5 rs p m nj for f'ion Alien
'oE For HewaE d 5i5 ' lS 15 75 7 s5 SAP 9$o
IO3u ll:j ~ :. s. 3:5u' !, 4'"o - 'V' '''''
g. G:2O 7l5. ri p. NIB, II. y y m ID. .,,-.....t.,.
For trans TO local pjuts Tune Table at stations ~
Tnat- the BrOOklyn and Fine Annex maze Cohic luis
Of Jersey C1iy and from Brooklyn ahd rc Depo''
Jersey city.
NEW-YORK AND Long BRANCH DIFl-
L. ave New NUtk foot Of ilIty.st for Red Bank Long
B1anc6 ocean Grove &C. at t. SIS, ilij a Ia. i5 800
u.lprcssl /. 5:,5 p. ~. ,.rvr,p,. ~, =, ,r,,vAN
81 ,TioT 70 anil rom OCEANIC AMI FAIR HAVEN At
EFn RA%k. To- ard from POINT PLEASANT a. SlA
OI TT, with all trans
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot OF Liberty It. for Freehold at 9:I5, ll:i5
a. al5 y ., =, ~
N Leave New y nr,. foo iih'itySt &. r. " or - ~,
Si5 a. An kait--fur Farminsiae, Toms IuFtr ha'
uer4i. and mt TWc,lIatC stations. 49,
$50 n NJ Ear Route Long Branch, ocean CrnEr &c
llj An For lomS Eyc i''!'"r All S'''''S
to R ~ side ANp FOK ATLANTIC ClI l. , a,
Leave New York, Va dlC'u "u' ~
lautic r. H. ana i.'siON Junction. 81 a W ,....z,,
m-Nu I:aI-tUr faTnngulle Toms i'NeI "'''''H@''
TUckrituWn Il. r. ,.. ,,....,
STNDANS-!i?y i;Huc--.''o IL ~ I'I i''"E H'""''' w
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- Iaye YORK from foot d DeshIossca aud C0lllnh

20 m. for Washington. Pittsbue, Columbus. Cunnau,
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Rlchndnd, Charleston
ana sOut1. Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Newark
Ohio and Chicago. -,
r. Ih for Washington and the Wcs. Pullman ears from
New York 10 Baltimore and Washington making cos" con
nectiOps for Pslmrg Cincinnati indianapolis, LOuvilo
and ST LOUIS Though Pullman cars. Ea.tUrc Ia ncu
natl ST. Louis 3nd PittBburg This tram arrives AT Wash
ingt.n at 40 p "a, , y,-osb,pgon t,e souh and u-cs, u
nan slerrfr from New Ork ~ Baltimore and Washington
mo ,, rsl connections Tor Chicago, Cincinnati, !ndp
oils IGusvie Loue columbus PttsbulE The south Eni
pullman cara from Baltimore tn tiu
i,'1sI, III LIN at Washington
sor Ivnch,,urR FLORIDA, NewOIi ans nnd the SOuth
e. rouCh ID Itts please call Compalv's once 3j
pioaav New York, and 81 tckc Offices FOOT o COrtanit
si,J Tes IN seSs and Depot Jtiary C1ty. ~ -
PoIy \ ID Trip ICkEIS y ,kAN oAS, NEBItAShA AMI
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
rTO PIIILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD.ESIABLISIILy tOI II AND SHORT LINE
RTrWFES
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

IL TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY; ,
DkPUIS ~ lADIIIHIA. IN AEN } Uitk.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

CEVEN SPRINGS MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
- Monroe " y Best reasonable. healthiu Fam.
fly House: thOroughy renovated aad painted gaIty re-
furnished open June l. DANlSON g CNI
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
CHARMS GLEN ISLAND,
NEw.KOCuELLE HARBOR, LONG ISLAND SOUND.

4 rare treat III store for New-YO YOrkers.
A RHODE ISLAND CbANBAKE served dailT IN lhe
magnificent hall U The Clubhouse under super
Of Hiram -. MaNti(1i, the celeb rated caterer -,
Mammoth dauciIlg pavilion, lnluSio iay, Dhlu1s' pV"i
inr alleys AtOTy, zOOOgca RardeD fish pOs, O'a
ing and bathing
Elegant steamers Will run every two hous. os..
timetable o. boats, Nateh the d6uy piieIs ODSV
Pm \ 90 o tOrtl4udt-,t.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

nID RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE.
" FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINT EAST
Al o. n daily On ciuding SundeJsj from fer So North
S,sc,ai limited tickets tOld this line for ST. GOOD
toT Leday AMI tor whCi tloy issu.d spec
S On their lace. freight taken Gt Lowest current rates
L. w. FILkIN5. o. 4. Agent II. .. BAHCOCh. Prestg
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
rIJICU VALLUY RAILROAD.

EIIIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
II PAS >ENGEK TEAMS on an aitcr NAV 10 1850 viii
] y. IN. sni G:;u p ti ias"b Bcth!ehcI, AJrht"H'
ttaoiuc Nau.h thunk Wilst-DdrTc. lUWGda, Naycfl},
itlsca 3ertvs Lyons Buffalo ana tho West Pullman sleep
ing COACHES att dChCd TO $50 j. III train.
rains leaving anu j. H.. connect lOr al pOlhH
I'm Nabauuy Hazli ton ooal TrG1us.
" Z. Is. BYi%GlON, General Passenger Agent
KOEKRr II. RAY I:t, General superintendent
fastStn once corner !! s
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

nor BRIDGEPORT and Rll points on Nau-
Il gaiuck and IIOusstOuic allr9ads leave cath
nTiue sim lcr 81 H. ~ day 1850 ami 4:3O
Fare lower than by any other route
LOR NORWALK AND DAABtEY DAILY.
i -Stcamcr \ DELPHI leaves Per - Guon frI.', ~
u VI ..,i.st. H. H.. y. FAlti, - CENTS. In iIt
SION TICKETS. 80 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

RAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, 1000 feet above
IA pwateT-Capacity Three large hotels with accom-
m0IaGs for 7tO guests Ooon June l. For particulars
address, G. \. SPkINKEI Treasurer IIarIison1urg, Va
CEA VIEW HOUSE, Sayin Rock, West Ha-
~ ven. Conn. l. now open for the season.
Send for descriptive circular , =. ,-,...-
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

XTTANTED. Agents, Canvassers, Retail Deal.
az ~. sssnsss x EatisoS 90 ffsat Ess.a.s ny,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

I ECHAUWEKIS : PRIMES, Bethlehem, Penn,
VIZ IFlig Valley L.. R-1his pl. asani aud acaIy ~
rSnff noW Haen the reception OF guests III
place has been much improved and beau anah riypl3
nirnlrrcd moderate Apply ~ the Sp'hH' !" i0'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
steampoats ano RaiIroaos

LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
n and dean RICHMOND leave Pier No IL. NoTth RIVER
II CdndiS ovrry week dav connecting AZ Al.
bany lSunday morning exeeped with trains NertA West
and Fast. ,-- -
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

A ACCOMMODATIONS s for a few adults among
"A the Berkshire HlilS City reference. s. BENEDICT
New. Marlboro Mass
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
6nmmer Resorts.

MANHANSET HOUSE, Shelter Island, now
IVA Oren James Slater, Of the Berkeley" eW York.
ProUrfetOf.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

Brccklnn properIn for Sale an0 60 fft.
DO LET OR FOR SALE.-House, 81
Iicksst house and store 80 II Nassau ST.; house
lbS nensei.st GORDONI. FOKD,97 IlIrk.si Bro0 0Alyn
10O LOTS, free and clear, would be ex-
lOO changed fol improved city prOpt Ity
KULAND & WHIr1NG, HeeEman-st
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

HUNTER HOUSE, iluntFr Green County,
NN-raie hU'e. rninrL"d Is rl'uatL ~ sia % m,I ~
olcs aud tir publc generally terms reaAoIMe iri't'
en,os r. 4 l.. J. knapp, AZ NesCsP OF SA"'o ~ ~
pI.II.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

1ptrIL KIGIiISs REST. OALY ~ MILES OF RAIL.
FL g NFIIsTUI.ASs ACCoMMODAII IIONS ONLY
The favOr1te palace steamers ,,,
MASSACHUSETTS, AND RHODE ISLAND. ,
isy (sndnys excepted from Pier 80 North lVer "o1 oi
10 iptermodlaio landings between NewYOrk and ProV
deTce PasseIlEeTs arrive IN Boston at n - -.
state rooms and secured ~ Nos 1885, 59 o ana
90 RroAdw av and at NetrOpoan and Fifth Avenue HOtssn
NeWYOrk, and 3S3 ashing0Dst BrOoEy1L l1ckets are
also ct principal hote.s and ticket oet shd ~
10 pApcocuy
1. W. EIlKu1. u - b461SOCh..
G. =. Agent fresldcnL
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

L. ayo NeW.N uk IibcIty-st for Red Bank L'ns
Branch ocean Groyc &c, AT t. sl5 His n i, I;i5, "'
tiYprrss) 4. $50 p.tu ...,-r,,,,. , a., ,r .,>-
ST GTiuN, 10 ami rom OCEANIC ami FAIR Have ~
RED RA%K. To- ard from POINT PLEASANT a. 9l-A
OIIlT, with all trans
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12
N1ORTTTFRN RAILROAD or NFW-JFRsP

~ FrEins leave EhgeVvOl Chester PiermDnt Ny.
ack ZOO $50 $50 l:0 800, 400 400 81 6:4O
Sa,0 il.BOn NJ. sWd1Ya 800 4 N ana 645 n IA ThS
IL 80 D. M. train viii leave 30 minutes later
ESaauei, Spring Valley Nouscy, 100 $50 m 4;50
EH INo. \. ABDOTT. oeUsral PaAsE Agent Asg.Y0EE
New-York tribune., 1880-06-12

KANSAS PPOPERTY.-Ior sale or exchange:
IN for New York BroOkyn city property hnef OF
l8 acrts one and half miles from the town Of Nic
Kan; iwotbirds bottom land 400 acres under criVai on
hedge the entire faru ut 2ud iest
frees: price e. 100 Address J. T. WAHREN, A"uncoke
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05

TOOK cold, which Was Followed ~ pneumo.
nia which resulted 10 her DEATH She was
not considered IN dangerous condition
twenty-iouf hours previous TO her demise
The remains Of little Bessie Fitch,
daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs. y. II. Fitch Of
Jefferson, we're brought 10 Asbtabula last
Saturday and buried In the family lot in
Chestnut Grove Cemetery She was their
second daughter, bright and promising
child Of eight year,, and victim to that
dreaded disease, diphtheria. A funeral
service Wa held at the grave, which was
attended by friends Of the family from JEFF
ierson aud Ashtabula. The father and
mother, who were sick with the same dis
ease we're improving At last reports The
other children, some Of whom have also
been sick, have been distributed among
their friends in Ashiabula for the time be-
ing, and At this writing Wednesday-the
father and mother we're the only members
Of this once happy family, now at home.
John Castle Of East Village has been an
invalid most Of the winter from heart dis
ease, and is not getting along as well as
could be wished.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05
Personal.

MIR. Sam. W. Crosby has been passing
around the cigars among his friends since
last Monday noon. 1t is daughter.
"A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Q.
A. Vaughn, is now, we believe, the only
dangerous case Of diphtheria in town.
Rev. DR.. Moore, of St. Peters church,
gave his farewell address to his charge on
Sunday last, and with his family, left for
his new -Oberln-on Tuesday.
Viola Hopkins, eldest daughter Of
Prof. T. H. Hopkins, left on Tuesday
evening last, with something Of a com
many from Conneaut, for King City, Kan
sas, where she will make her home while
engaged in teaching music at Mcpherson
and vicinity. U."-
Mrs L. P. Collins, is improving in
health; Mrs. VIM. Willard, improving;
Mr.. Geo. Willard is no better; Ex-Poliee-
man Thomas j. Bailey, is very lows Mr..
and Mrs. e. n. Fitch, Jefferson, improy'
ing; Mr.. H. R. Rogers, Harbor, is getting
we'll; MIR. M. G. Heath, continues to im'
prove, and was up town last Tuesday
The death of Mrs. R. w. Scoville
which took place last Tuesday, and is pub
lished under the proper head in this paper
was sudden and unexpected. On Friday
last she gave birth to a child, and shOrtl!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05
RICHMOND.

Eds. Tel The contemplated railroad
connecting COnneaut Harbor with the
great coal fields Of the Mahoning valley,
has created some excitement in this local
ity. II was expected 10 run directly
south, and pass through our township in
its southern bound course 10 the place Of
its destinatiOn-unde 10 be Burgh
Hill, or in that immediate vicinity. The
recent survey demonstrates a different
course, and our people will have to wait
until the "wheel Of fortune" rolls around
again, when we hope that Richmond will
not be forgotten. We need road to en-
liven business and revive the hopes Of the
disconsOlate. Business is exceedingly dull,
owing to the slate Of the roads and the un-
certainty Of the weather which is in strange
contrast to that Of one year ago.
A revival meeting is in progress at the
NJ. +. Church, at the Center, under the
labors Of Rev. Baker, aud good interest
is reported.
P. Z. Heath, who has been dangerously
i'll for the last six months, is slowly recov-
ering.
J. c. August, an aged citizen of Poda-
naram is in a dangerous condition, and
but little hopes Of his recovery is enter
tanned.
An exhibition came off at Leon upon the
| evening Of the goth and was a success in
every particular.
A meeting at the Baptist church lately
closed, and number we're added to the
church and the church greatly revived.
March 1st, 1880. ".
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05
The Ashtabuia Tool Co.


Yesterday the application for charter
for the incorporation OF the Ashtabula
Tool Co., to be located at Ashtabula, was
forwarded to Columbus. The capital stock
is to be $5O,OOO in shares of 500 each, the
stock for which is now about all subscrib-
ed.
This project has been on foot for more
than a month past, and had it not been for
the enterprise and industry Of Messrs.
II. II. Hall and A, A, Southwick, the
scheme would probably never have been
started, and certainly never have succeeded.
1t is the intention to organize the com
pany as soon as the charter is received, and
within forty days the buildings will be in
the course Of erection. #.a ..r.... .....
The location for the works is yet undeci
ded. The Rolling Mill property and the
lot just east of the round house al the De-
pot are the sites offered, and the one offer
ing the best inducements to the company
will be accepted. .Ls,. ..
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05
nNIInon mrnovEnnsNT.

rte Council Decides 90 Commence
the work NJ Dre edRinR at onee--And
60 Complete hIi or AZ Much o. she
WORK AZ Possible tIis season.
As was intimated in che TELBoRAPH OF
" last wvek, the Council has paid for the
lands for the proposed improvement of the
ship channel nl Ashlabula Harbor AZ
the meeting Of last Wednesday resolu-
tion was adopted directing the publication
IN tins paper, Of an advertisement calling
Tor bids for dredging out not less than i0,-
900 nor more than 80. 900 cubic yards of the
condemned land, and for the sale Of bonds,
TO meet the expense thereof The bonds
are 70 bear interest not TO exceed six per
cent. perannum, and are to be issued in an
ticipution Of the August installment Of
taxes levied aud assigned for the purpose
Of Harbor improvement.
1t is expected the amount Of money re-
ceived next August will amount to $500,
and when it is received the bonds will inn
mediately be paid. This sum will not be
sufficient to complete the dredging, but the
work may be commenced at the expiration
Of the 30 days advertising Tor proposal and
sale Of bonds, and continue until this sum
is expended When the levy for 1880 Is
made next April, It is expected the Coun-
Gil will apportion enough more to complete
the dredging and then issue more bonds
payable in February 1881. BY this plan
the work can be carried on 10 completion,
and when TIE season Of navigation opens
Ashtabula will have the finest harbor on
| Lake Erie.
When the engineer submitted his esti-
mate about TO years ego, he figured on re-
moving 40, 900 cubic yards Of earth, from
the L. S. & NJ. S. Ry. Cos lower dock to
the government east pier. Since then the
engineer estimates 10000 yards have been
washed out by the great freshet Of Sep
tember. 1878, which to the Corporation is
a benefit of from 81 900 to $3.50.
1t is now supposed ahat the cost per
cubic yard for remoNng me earth to a
| uniform depth OF sineen heei, wm be tsom
ten to twelve cents, which wih make the
total expense Of dredging from the Gov.
ernment pier to the L. S. & n. S. Ry. Cos
lower dock, about S3, 900. ..
In connection with this work it is the in
tention of the Council to receive bids fol
the blasting and removal Of the shae rock
that project from the west line Of the rivel
in front Of the ''old yellow warehouse,
about 30 feet INTO the river. This is q
dangerous obstruction to navigation, tn,
Harbor aud Wharyes Committee estima
tes it can be removed at an expense oi
about $500. .....s... ....... .....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-05
AUSTINBURG.

Eds. 7d.-Mr. D. Hoyt and son are the
fortunate possessors Of about 1000 feet Of
black walnut lumber, the product Of two
large trees, it will cause no small stir
among buyers when it is seasoned if l may
Judge by the way buyers came to me when
had some Of the same on hand.
Teams are taking ash logs to Geneva
steadily every day, when the mud is suf-
ficiently frozen to admit Of travelling.
They are cut from the southeast part Of
this town. In digging a road l found
fragment OF charcoal as large as a big
hickory nut, it was in the second strata Of
clay, a kind Of yellow clay. The first
strata Of clay is commonly called hard pan
and is nearly two feet in depth. Our char
coal was at least feet below the surface.
How did this charcoal get there? it certain
ly was not from any action Of the present
race Of people, for It has never been plowed
over and the Indians haven't troubled
themselves to dig in the earth at that
depth. IRIS.