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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
seymour,s Chronic Refusal.

CINCINNATI. june 21.-The Enquirer
says its editor has received . personal
dispatch from Horatio Seymour and that
Il violates no confidence In printing the
following extract: ~ cannot accept the
nomination, II II 10 made, under any
circumstances. I hope my name will
not DO presented at Cincinnati In any
way. ! have never said I would accept
the nomination. nor have I knowingly
intimated that I would. I would rely
on you to set me right with the dele
oatea.p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Copgrsssmsn Page,s Position.

WASHINGTON. June 2l.-Congressman
H. F. Page expects to arrive in Cali.
iornia BY the 18th Of July. Hs says he
will not make q canvass nor enter into o
contest for renewing an election to Con.
gress. He adds that he will accept Q
denomination II It IL rendered him. but
II II shall become evident that the
Republican voters OF this district desire
some one else to represent them, 10 will
withdraw his name and cheeriully sup.
port the candidate. In any event he
Intends to take the stump, not only In
his district, but throughout the State.
10 sndsavor to promote the election OF
Garfield, with whom, during the past
eight years Of their service together In
Congress, he has formed relations OF
personal as well as political friendship.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
savage Rock.

Previously to running the erosscut
west on tho 1910 level Of the Savage.
Superintendent Kelley and his foreman
examined the lateral drift which run.
along inside the vein with . view OF
s~scertaipipg . proper place 70 make the
crosscut. Each selected rock and con-
tended his was the best. A wager was
laid and the ore assayed. That selected
BY the foreman gave 50 per ton, and
that Of Kelley S135. The crosscut was
run where Kelley found his piece and
no rock anything like Il In richness was
encountered, and now the foreman
svssrs that be was svindled BY . sort Of
eight 10 seven game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Tho Solid South.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-E1.Senatol
Conover. OF Florida, the Republican
nominee for Governor, leaves for home
today. he Is confident that the Repub.
liosns will carry the State and hs will be
elected. There 10 o disinclination mani.
tested on the part Of the Consrsssional
Committee to lend any assistance on the
ground that the South will be solidly
Democratic anyway. Southern Rspub'
lioans dsprsoate this policy, and say thai
with proper aid, even II no State can BE-
carried, important gains can be made ir
Congress, II they have help.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21

DR.. Chapman, surgeon dentist. 100
South @ street, Virginia, understands
his businsss thoroughly. does his work
In the height OF the dental art and guar
antses satisfaction. See his card under
''Nsw Today"
Professor Csra's band. the best for its
members on the coast. has been engaged
for the picnic OF the public schools Of
Storey county which IL to b given at
Trssdwsy's ranch, Carson. ns1t Satur-
day.
A lively Are was started last even
ing at the residence Of George Holmes.
Fort Homestead road. by the explosion
OF Q coal oil lamp. There are com.
plants that bad oil 10 In the market
hare.
The tunnel Of the Tunnel tollrosd 10
undergoing repairs. workmen arc
cleaning ont the cave and preparing to
rstimbsr IL.
The Savage yard il burdsned with
srssshopPsrs. and the chickens OF the
nsishborhood are fattsning on the in
sscts.
Bliss Of Carson and E. R. Chamber
lain Of Reno are up today. Whsn last
. they were looking for . Deal.
The inquest on the unfortunstss Of
A.. y.iiov Jscket disaster will be held
this evening ct s o'clock.
The fence west Of the Chollar yard
succunbed 10 the gale OF Friday and II
rebuilding.
There will be q meeting Of the Board
of County Commissioner this evening
The District Court will b in session
81 8 p. u. tomorrow.
The Grand jury viii b In session o.
10 O'Clock tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Burglaries.

Saturday afternoon . man named
Allen visited D street, Virginia. AND
while there noticed that the lady called
on had q gold Geneva watch in adrawsr'
After she went to dinner be returned "a
the place. broke q pane Of glass, unfast'
ened and raised the window, entered,
took the watch and $3.50 In coin. he
was arrested at 1880 and the watch found
in his room ct 81 North B street.
Last Friday night the tailor shop No.
100 South @ street. Virginia, was entered
by burglars and $500 worth OF goods
stolen. Two bolts Of cloth, valued a
about 500, were subsequently, found
BY officer hartman In o vacant lot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Lost and Saved.

NEW ORLEANS, June 20. = Captain
Kenny. OF the British stsamship Doron.
do, from Liverpool. reports that on June
18th he picked up the British steamer
Edmonton about 100 miles Of Key West.
The steamer wss abandoned. Captain
Kenny placed his chief engineer. chief
officer and carpenter, and . number Of
ssamsn on board. with instructions TO
take the steamer to Key West. The Ed.
monitor did not appear disabled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
filden WithdraWs and Writes a
Letter.

Lcttor.
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Tildsn has
forwarded 0 letter to DO read at the Con.
vention tomorrow. in which be posi-.
lively declines to allow his name to 60
before tho Convention. His withdrawal
Is on account Of his failing health. which
inoapsoitstes him from the work neces.
Gar properly to conduct the campaign
or discharge the duties OF President II
elected. Hs says the Issue Of the cam.
paian will bs the fraud Of 1879 and 1877
perpetratsd previous 70 and through the
Electoral Commission. To that fraud
he was in no way privy. He
neither consented to the Commission
nor Was concerned In the frauds In any
way. Congress waived it, right TO can.
yass the returns and announce the re-
suit and thus acquiescsd In the fraud.
The question for the people now to de-
tsrmins ID whsthsr this II TO DO . gov.
eminent Of tho people, BY the people
and for the people. or whether 1t 10 TO
be administered In the interest OF rings,
cliquss and fraudulent manipulstors OF
election returns. he fayors the nomi'
nation OF Payne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Postmastsr.
General Key. ct the request Of Consrsss-
man Page. has put his verbal decision
concerning Wells, Fargo 1 Co.'S lsttsr.
CARRYING business into the form Of n
ofacall letter addressed 10 Page, which
now forms part Of the Governments
records, and win dsAnitsly show TO bis
suoosssor that he has fully considered
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
The Ceisbrasion.

Al the adjourned meeting OF the
citizens OF Gold Hill. regarding the
proposed celebration Of the coming
Fourth OF July in this town, the
comiuses OF Finance and Arrange
msnt made their respective reports.
The First Ward Finance COMMITTEES re-
ported liberal collections, considering
the hard times. but the Second Ward
Committee asksd and was granted until
Tuesday evening in which to report.
The meeting finally adjourned until that
time.
After the adjournment Of the meeting
the Committee Of Arrangements met.
subcommittee on music, hall. etc..
were appointed. and the following were
selected % Officers Of the Day: Presi.
dent, AT Dotsn; Chief Marshal. Hon. Q.
@. Stevenson; Reader Of the Declaration.
II. b. Loomis; Orator. Hon. ]. II. Har-
ris; Poet. W. g. Hyde; Chaplain, Rev. ].
b. Willis. These names will Be reported
by the committee to the citizens meet.
ing tomorrow evening to be acted upon
for approval or rejection.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Benton Con.

VIRGINIA, June 10. 1sSo-W. III. Wat.
son, Secretary: The joint Benton and
Alta incline has been sunk and timbersd
20 feet since last report. No change In
the character OF the rock. which is still
hard. Broke n OF the reels OF the
hosting engine, which has detained M
l6 hours. Everything working well.
E. d. BOYLE, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Not Dead.

John Trezona, who vas hurt In the
head and had his thigh broke at the time
Of the Yellow jacket accident, IL not
dead, as was yesterday and Saturday re-
ported. On the contrary. he II at pres.
emit doing we'll. and will recover should
nothing untoward set in. Still hs 10
not out OF danger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Arr,v.ls Y,.,erd.y norpiur.

D II Culp, Thos Moses, ] Skae, 8 Boeh.
A @ Hamilton. W s Hobart, II q Elder.
W T Jsffry. Z W Moore. J s Scilly. r @
Bell. J Cokn. A Charles, II Simmons. Geo
williams. J Wright, Chas Gallagher, Mrs
n D Augustine. Mrs Patterson. II GAL
laghsr. Mrs Grogan. J N Luning, " B
Parsons Jr. Miss MeGinniss, @ Clark, r
p Heating, Miss Smith. ] Dixon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21

the report Of the Department Commits.
sion on this subject, and has overruled
their findings and recommendation.
The proposition to discontinue the
express company's letter service is,
therefore. no longer In danger Of going
over 10 the next Postmaster General -
unfinished business. but, on the con.
trary, has thus been made res adjudieah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
srUCK aEPOnr,


THE MORNING.
IL O,hir. Gu
90 Hs.icsn. II.
AZ Gould a currv. Is, 8 10
sas Raj A Bslcbsr. 81
20 O~slifsrui,. 2 O5
s0 ssy,,s q 90
six C.n V;,cini.- A.
co Choi,.r q a
100 so,osi al DIX
aso La N-o,c,o.s. q so. 81, 81 IS
ia Cro.n po;nt / 6k
oss VII. JscL., 50. 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
silver Hill.

SILVER HILL MINE. June 10. 1880
W. L. Dean. Secretary: EIcsvating and
timbering the station for the winzs on
the 1900 level Is about finished. and the
Rallows frame will be ready to 30 put In
place today. Our south crossost has
been extended "a feet through quartz,
clay and porphyry. and 10 looking very
promising. II. @. HILLYEn, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Arrivals THIS Mornisg.

TT Davis. W ii Kesler. J Griffin. Jas
Crawford. p Hsrmlay. s II Melvin. W Il
Chamberlain. J p F~lanningham. Mrs Z
Francis, W J Franklin wife and children.
Ed Chandler. Mrs TolmAn, A Abraham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21

d H Birdsall. II X Thompson. N II A
Mason. L MUIR. J Grifiu, J s Scilly. +
MITCHELL. + Hermlay. + D Wade. E q
Morse. Mrs Ryns. Bishop whitaker and
wife. Mrs. J O WEIGH, Geo Clark. J Daley
and wife. Mrs Z Chandler. J O Bothin, @
Davis, Mrs Z n Frame, Mrs @ W Avery.
George Cleveland. Harry Cleveland. Chas
Gallagher. II Gallagher. Mrs drogan. I
O'Connor. Miss A + Keeley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Dsparsares saturday Eveaing.

Departures Saturday Evening.
Thos Moses. NJ J Franklin. A J Pedroly,
W James. r Davsy. D J o'Hsrs, ] p
F~lanningham. Mrs o'Brien and family. n
Aronson. John Kelly. Mrs wildbahn. Mrs
W Prisk. @ E Meyer. J Pascoe. Mrs G W
Small. N Il Ball. Mrs sturtsvant and
daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Anaual Meeting.

At the annual meeting Of the Csntsn.
NAL Gravel Gold Mining Company held
at the Office Of the company In Gold Hill
on Saturday evening last. the old Board
Of Trustees and other officers were re-
elected, and . stockholders' meeting
called to bs held on the 18th Of July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
Inf coMsrock.
Letters from the superinseadssts
or Our Macs.

The following letters, under the dates
given, have been sent from the Comstock
to the Offices Of the companies in San
Francisco :
Yellsw Jacket.
GoLp HILL. June 10. 18So.-Gsorgs
W. Wauacs, Vics President: The south
drift on the 1928 level, towards the
Crown Point north drift, was extended
So feet the past week. making the pres.
emit length Of the same from the shalt
225 feet. We yesterday morning COM
pletsd The work Of sinking the stump.
which Is down IS feet below the 5000
station. This work has been retarded
BY the constant increase OF water a.
sunk. We will now run . large DRIFT
towards the southeast from the bottom
Of the stump to increase the storage
capacity Of tho same.
T. G. TAYLOR, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21

]. A. simsrman and A. Fleming have
located 1890 linear feet on the Bulletin
lode, Gold Hill district, In Township II,
Range Il East, Mount Diablo Meridian.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
GOLD HILL MARKET
Nsxt assr - the News Omes,
n. B. DWELLY, PROPRIETOR.
At THIS MARKET CM~-
"A always b found
THE oHoIoHsT A
'--'' MUTTON PORK. YEA.
AND sAUsAGRS,

Our animals, beng selected ffom the bea
Cattle Ranches IN Nevada and California, are
A'P PRafvITS fAnILIRs AND HOTELS viii
and Il 70 their advantage. to pAtronise TIL.
Market, where they win always be supplieo
vith Tie beat meats tho country can AFFORD.
RENDERED TALLOw, for mill and mining
ii N. B. DwELLY.
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YellsW Jacket.
Alta

VIRGINIA. June 10. 1Ss0.-W. Il.
Watson, Secretary: During the past
week the joint incline has been sunk
and timbsrsd 20 feet. making . total OF
IS feet below the 1850 level. The rock
still continues hard. but there 10 no
water to speak Of. The east crossout
was advanced 81 feet; total length. 2S6
feet; face in vein porphyry. Com.
msnosd shipping ore to the Excelsior
mill last Friday. Machinery N good
working order. E. D.. BOYLE, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21
North Ronanaa and FIoWery.

VIRGINIA. June 10. 1SS0.-W. ".
Sktson, Secretary: The lateral drift
north ON the 600 level has been advanced
during the week SO feet. The branch
from the same has been advanced 20
feet, all In low.grade quartz. We have
started up the new boilers and they
work with perfect satisfaction.
D. II. JACKSON, Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21

Crosseut No. 4 has been extended 4s
feet. No change in formation since last
report. West DRIFT from upraiss has
been extended 4S feet through porphyry
and quartz. Forman shaft has been
sunk and timbsred 20 feet ; total depth,
1910 feet. Sinking was suspended for
4S hours to put in . standing lift-pump.
CALEDONIA.
South crosscut has been extended %
feet through very hard porphyry. For.
mar shaft has been sunk and timbsrsd
20 feet; total depth. 1910 feet. Sinking
was suspended for 4s hours while We
were putting in the standing lift'punp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21

Following statements have been sent by
the superintendonts Of the Comstock
mines 10 the offices in San Francisco for
the week ending June II:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-06-21

On the $500 level the west drift ha
been extended 20 feet; total length. 10:
feet. On the 2400 level the north drif
has been extended SO feet; total length
891 feet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
ASHTABULA HARBOR.


ARRIVED,
July 10. Schr. Genoa, ore from Mar
quetto; prop. D. W. Rust, ore from Es-
canada; prop. P. Chamberlain, ore from
Marquettei sehr. Gallatin, ore from Mar,
quett; schr Brightie, ore from Marquette
prop. Anna Smith, ore from Marquette;
schr. l.. G. Butts, ore from Escanaba
prop. Forest City, ore from Esoanaba
schr. II. II. Brown, ore from Escanaba
schr. Porter, light from Buffalo.
July 90. Schr. Lucerne, ore from Es
canada; schr Kingfsher, ore from Mar
quette; sohr. Kate Richmond, light from
Tonawanda; prop. r. j. Hacket, ore from
Escanaba; schr. Trinindad, ore from Mar
quette; schr. VIM. McGregor, ore from
Escanaba
July 81. Schr. Helena, ore from Escan-
aba, prop. Havana, ore from Escanaba
schr. Havana, ore from Marquette,
qLF4RFp.
July II. Prop. D. W. Rust, light for
Escanabai sqhr. ;. W. Clifford, coal for
hAnse
July 10, Prop. Anns Smith, light for
Mapquettei schr, Rrightie, light for Mar
quettoi prop, P, Chamberlain, light for
Chcago schr, l.. q. Butts, light for Chi
cago; sohr. Genoa, light for Marquette;
schr. Gallatin, coal for Lake Linden.
July 10. Schr. CnIon, coal for Port Do
yer; schr II. II. Brown, light for Escan-
aba; sehr, Lucerne, light for Chicago;
schr. Kingfsher, coal for Marquette.
July 20. Prop. A. j. Haeket, light for
Escauabai prop Forest City, light for
Escauaba; schr, Kate Richmond, coal for
Detroit.
July 81. Schr, Porter, coal for Milwau-
kee.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
NORTH KlYGsYILLE.

Eds. Iel,--A reunion Of sohoolmates-
Of the years 1921 and 1895, inclusive,
was held in this place on the 18th Of this
month, Thirteen scholars, including one
from Illinois known among US at that
early period as Maria Lake, or the
sprightly girl with the wine colored
dress, who had been absent forty.seven
years but Unexpectedly came among US
to renew old acquaintance and friend
ships and to live over again for short
time the happy days Of her youth, One
came from Lorain county for the same
purposeI one from Pennsylvania; one
from Conneauti three from Monroe;
meeting six, still remaing in Kingsvlle.
On the cid school grounds, near the old
school house, with a large turn out Of
citizens both young and old, was held a
reunion and picnic such as was never
before held in this place, and perhaps
never will be again.
The exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev. Cummings, singing by the choir
and music by the band. F. 3. Phelps,
the oldest resident Of the place and one
Of the school-mates Of that early time,
tnok the stand and, in a vivid manner,
related the historical incidents and events
from the first settlement of Kingsyile
down to the year 1896, which was listened
to with great interest, Then all Joined
in social visiting, Sohonl-mates, with
their children aud grand children, ming.
ling together with many friends made
it enjoyable to the last degree, and
reunion Of mates long to be remem-
hered. INDEX.
Julv 1G
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
PERSONAL.

Miss Alice Hepburn, of Cleveland, is
visiting her many friends of this place,
Mr.. A. P, Gilmore, brother Of Mrs. J.,
W. Smith, is spending a short time among
his Ashtabula friends,
Mr. Lewis Crosbys health with his
father l., NJ. Crosby, at Stanton, Va, has
not been very firm, but is now better.
Mr. John Granger, who has had quite a
season of bodily atllictipn, of rheumatic
characteh is better, and able to ride
about,
Mr.. Edwin Herrick and daughter, of
Minneapolis, left Ashtabula on Tuesday
morning after trip to the east and a day
spent among Ashtabula friends, who were
well pleased to greet them, These par
ties ARE in the enjoyment of comfortable
health, AS are also Mr. WIN. Herriok aud
family.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
FROM OUR EXCHANGES,


Jefferson sentinel.
Hon, s. A. Northway is to be orator Of
the day at the dedication OF the Soldiers
monument, at Geneva, August Sd.
Rev. S. W. Dickinson left jefferson
Monday for trip to the Lake Superior
region, His wife accompanied him as far
as Detroit, and will visit friends in Michi-
gan aud Western Ohio.
Preparations are being made to soon
have one OF the largest Republican Mass
Meetings at Dorset ever held in this part
OF the State, AS soOu as arrangements
are Iully completed, announcements of
! time and speeches will be made. Some of
the best speakers in the country are being
cOrrespOmded with, with fair prospect OF
getting them TO come.
Chardon Republican.
The population OF Lake county is 16, 386,
gain OF 4O3. Painesville has s, $50, an
increase of only le2,
Jefferson Gazette
A prisoner in cur Jail named Charles
Williams made bold dash for liberty on
| Wednesday afternoon, but was oVerhauled
upon E. II. Fitch's premises and taken
back to jail
Intelligence has reached US that stone
went crashing through car window OF the
| PittsbuTg express, one day last week,
shortly after leaving this depot The stone
| struck a Mrs. Brockway, Of Denmark in
tlieting fortunately only q slight wound on
her head.
Joseph McMoran, aged about fifty years,
and recent arrival from Ireland, was
prostrated by sunstroke on Wednesday,
while moving for Martin Jone, north east
of this village. DIR. o. II. Tudor vas call
ed, but medical aid wal bi no avail, and
the poor fQi,2w died about one p. N. Of
the same day, ina strange land and among
! strangers. He leaves wife and q large
family Of children in Ireland,
eoAReaNt Reporter
Prof, Ewing has resigned his position
as assistant teacher in the C0nReaIt High
school,
Some 90 have been pilfered from the
missionary box Of the Congregational
/ Church.
Conneaut Mutual loan association is now
paying Il semi-annual dividend OF three
per cent.
Mr.. Harley Bushnell, OF Monroe, he'd a
valuable horse die last week, Disease,
spinal fever,
Ihe AshtaOula fishermen are making
| Eagley's landing and Elk creek their head
quarters and are doing we'll.
The Greenbackers Of Crawford Co. Pa,
have nominated w. G. Plummer as their
candidate for congress.
The Jefferson Garfield wide-aWakes had
their first parade on Saturday evening.
100 lamps were in line,
A recently organized base ball olnb in
COnneaut, on Saturday played a match
game with the White Caps, defeating
them by 10 to II.
There is some talk of having big trot
on the Park about the middle of next
month, for which not less than $2,0O0 in
premiums will be offered,
Mr.. D. Cummings Las erected an addi-
tion Of 30E4l feet TO his canning house,
anG on Friday he received from the Erie
City Iron Works new 30horse power
boiler. In few weeks the work Ofcan-
ming will commence in goo,t earnest, and
to fill 100000 cans OF tomatoes will make
it the bhsisst season the gentleman has
ever seen. But he is prepared TO do this,
all he wants IS the tomatoes,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
NEWS.
ROCK UREEK

The fall term of Rock Creek school will
begin August Path.
A little child Of Mr.. Goes. photo.
graphor fell from the roof Of the awning
Of his house and broke It's arm.
Our new lookup was dedicated on Fri.
day evening last with two occupants
drunk.
ThrO. Hall and +. L. Hoyt are now
seeking evidence to contest the will Of
the late Flora G. Randall, with good
show Of success
During the storm on Sunday night last.
lightning struck the dwelling house Of II.
J. Covell also a locust tree standing near
the house; no material damage TO the
house. Miss villa Coyell received a
shock which bcnumbed her arm for some.
time. A strip WAS torn from window
casing, the fluid seeming then to expend
itself on an iron sink, following an iron
pipe into The well.
29th Regiment reunion at this place.
August oath, 25th and 2Gth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-07-23
sAYBROOK

Mrs. Rev. j. b. Hammond, and her sis
Ter, Mrs. Austin, are visiting this week at
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose G.
Brown. Mrs. Hammond returns 70 Mid.
dleielqi their present field Of labor next
Thursday
Mrs. Turner Is very sick at the house Of
her nephew, Mr. Arthur Curtis.
Dat harvest fairly commenced, crop
generally heavy.
Cooler weather has prevailed since the
thunder storm last Wednesday night.
The small boy reports that the black
berries are ripening finely this cool show
cry weather.
Mr.. VIM. G. SeXtOn's new barn is up
and enclosed, and Mr. Butler expects to
raise his this week. JJ.
Juy 49, 1880