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- Ashtabula, OH
- 1 ore at the Kingston & Pembroke Ry. docks for Ashtabula and would load coal there for Hamilton. The ST.
- 2 There were occasional cargoes from Cleveland and Ashtabula.
- 3 departure of the schooner MARION L. BRECK for Ashtabula, after unloading coal at Murton & Reid's and the
- 4 & Reid had two arrivals, both with coal from Ashtabula for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. They were the
- 5 sand and the schooner GULNARE arrived from Ashtabula with 400 tons of bituminous coal and 100 tons of
- 6 and breaking up just east of the breakwater at Ashtabula, with a cargo of coal and grindstones. The captain
- 7 in port and the schooner ERIE BELLE sailed for Ashtabula. The $6,000 appropriation for dredging the Rush
- 8 D. Manson, arrived on the 30 May with coal from Ashtabula for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. and the round trip
- 9 sand, schooner ERIE BELLE, which sailed for Ashtabula and the steamer A. J. TYMON, which cleared for
- 10 all hands in Lake Huron, while on a voyage from Ashtabula to Owen Sound, with the schooner SEVERN in tow.
- 11 men were to unload the SEGUIN and she left for Ashtabula on the 1 June, loaded another cargo and was back
- 12 of coal for the Hamilton Gas Light Co. from Ashtabula. The EMERALD, 394 tons, was bullt in 1872 at Pt.
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