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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
sHERaFFss SALE.

By virtue Of 4 special execution to me direct d
fFsEn The ofse Of The EieTk ct tAa District Ceurt
u PsttawAttamia County. Iowa, shall proceed g.
aeif 90 THURSDAY tae 8fa sag of @ss A %. Eaaa be-
twsea the hours ef 10 o'clock 4. ID and 4 s'claeA
n Of said day, IN tFsGz OF ths Cdanty Treasurer
afcs. ia the c&yyo OF csGacs EtasTx, tbs feIlswEEg
described Real Estate OF John Graves and II. O.
Graves. so~wiEs ~ ~..#
% Lot rye M alock Four "a il Sta srnan's see-
cad Aadistsa, aad Lot Mae ~ SIoek oas III IN
YsoxhlRf Addition, all tn tAe clty IF Council Bluff
Towz. Sale 70 eomInsare 1t O'Clock P n. Of said
DAY,
Takes as the property OF Jshn Graves and @
Graves TO SAtiE5y an exRruti9a ia favor q Arthur
BFkaSmsn- J. P WILLIAMS shsFiH
Souaeai BIx3Fs, EO@s, April sth, Gsas kw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
TQ COSTRACTORS.

ryso CONTRACTORS.
L Sealed propesais wifi be received At ths
Aayez's gfzee ia she eAsg 81 CguRa1l Raaas, Iowa
aH TO May Ist. 1881 Ger the aIlinz up Of Harrison
srrs2s frsE it's iRaeEa scsisn vita Teen street
pslat wheTp tbs same raises tEom The bottom "a
fas higA Ernsnd The III TO be afxsesn feel ~ de
AID sishfesa In kas hagAv aad lat ths sane be let
% tbs Iawest Responsible bidder, prsyded ths coat
ct che sASIi asE sxcsaa swaaxy crass per sEbc
yard. J. u. PALHYA, MapaR.
Qesneal Raaga, Apsal lk az
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II ATS p


sxEsz co . RArgET vRsrfLArgD. sgiE
ADsusTIsa Haas ars 80 esaasrastea as 70 saazis
aires cirsaizsaaa At oar nekwsea sAs Swaas-asskhsr
ana sas BODY II ta HAS Ad &laa 70 adj ma iiseii
to sas feresad 81 seen the hA4 IN pat sas there
sy secaring ~ the wsarsr eR any stiaeaza has ali
shs niiaass aa eaaawe u che Soft SEA asss Beese
and Co ere aow aAanfagsassRs Moasssia and Cas-
saHsaFs HAtA, % ne ssranx and suramsY ssyiss Sac
sasslaass1.s and yeaag Gsnis' Dress Hass, waich
sksy win ssrnlsA 70 ne trade u sas 80, &C. sss
sna sss pa aozsas segsshsr vita esRapisss as-
aasksneas ofbiack ara eolered Feis Hats. aanutas-
tered ~ themselves with special Fsfsren 10 ats
eaaaa retail trade sarcaxAoas sae esaztsg Priess
ID SEEK Esss. fresa sas - Ga paE assAa. Afwxyn
"a hand aas ssas aaaiiessss Fksis SOFA Hass sa ahs
--latest ssgass. Al orders hg mssa @asl gsesivs
psesaps ssssa1saa. Tssms Cash. lmas . sesssas.
sszRR co. sss HFsadaAy, d, Z.
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N0Tk ICE.

4sft 81 ths URioa House, in Eais city 90 the SSH
a4y Of April iass By an unkaswn ersan, the Fol-
lsls& goods, whtea will be sold 90 TUESDAY sae ID
day Of Jaas, 1854 10 pay charges uEsras sha ownar
cali Tor tAs sans before the rAy 81 sale One Kwu
rae eAis stocS and raised sfEhs, vegy nearly aew
pne biacx striped cotton shirS and enc pair bEue
skTIpSd Baats,
Sale to take place at 10 O'Clock A n. at TIE IN
lon Hoase. " 4 Rfszfss
May-T-I9G2 "a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

- prentiss says ftWe shouldn's
wonaier IL, wherever reheis againss the
esastssssiea. susts ~ Waspx1x pHIfrs,
make appoinimanta TO lecture, the pat
Tiosie bens shsrs eommsnea laying rpt-
ten eggs wesk bafors hand.
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GwAkP LAND NOTICE

GEAkP LAND NOTICE
~ Notice Ia hereby giEen to holders Of Pre-
knpstan caFsiaczsss Of evse sections az svamn
Land In PastawAttaERie county to prnssns tAs
sane 20 the Clerk Of the Board 81 sHpsryf sSs ~
s&Ia county, and 70 pay Tor TIE land and receive
DEEDS therefor on or before the fst day Of ocfshs
aext, o. their claims wiA be forfeited TO Eha coan
~. By order Of the board.
n, r. BuRDtGE. CLERK
Council Bluas, April 10 Ea&a n
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TO TAI RzwgRa.

ASases - Asxssy ava that a nag 81 sze miIl&
"a a. asItax ass eesS levied a. FEDERAL TAz On
Epan the gaIBasseu Al tAe ysar issI sn5 a. sauss
sass1s~a W "a paid ny toe iast aay o. Nay neat.
s.ss5.i - qs TE0@AH T0sTkYI&.
= ET ssarer Of Roes&gssxzaafs ceuuty, Iowa.
MAsra Il YS&S n 80. Ill "A
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
IL PHEE4DEDPHIA


Benevolent fRstltus5Uu, establish. b. S2rsA
Eadowment, for the asIet Of Lar SAX II. d..
Gessed, Afflicted via TlrEirn. ala / g.a~nsg b.
eases, AMI especially foE the Care Of p!..ass 4
abe Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given grkls b. lhs Az
SGEgeua, TO El who ap5sty b. letier. VIII sss-1.
ttan OF EheiE condition fage ocruzaLl.r sls,
life, etc J and ia extreme poverty Aaazs4, IN.
lEhed tree Of charge
Valuable Repsrts o. spegnataTrhqa AZ sar
Diseases Of the SexRxi Organs, and G. NfEkEs
EnIEE employed IN t6a DiSpenssrr ssz!aase
al<3ed IN sealed envelopes free Of casrrF fv,y
1fes sfAHapS for postage viii be &ccrTtsks
AdrFess DA. j. saBLLFN HorsgrOE liz
Surgeon, HswAEd AEboclAkiea. Ne GSEs,4 La
Street, Philadelphia, Pa
81 order Of the DirsctoEs
ExsA D HEARTwELL au
GEO FAGRCHILD sec'y
Dec 81, 1880
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gOUNTY Jan. sAg.E,

Notice Is hereby gfwru thai I viii Cd Moezsy the
Tsh cas- II ARxii, a. u E8ss, Is sszsc& ?. nrg~
esV 10 sea - public sale she 90 Cugnsy sall siI
tag. GA Madisoa street. In ooaReii HsmsgA
~ order gf the Aear1 ef SaRsxvsasxs
March Gath, gssa =. ~' -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

4 Blooded Bull, exexs hssweEn Deyoa ana Dur
nzHa viii be seld iow II septic 4tioa ID made soo
Farmers val consult taear interest by PURCHASING
sae sans for breeding purposes. Age, pears, q
beautiful sA&pe aud Iargs stss.
Enquire at Ne, q, Phoenix Block
ConAcA Hsgfgss ApFit % gsaa. 8w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

In thiR siEy. on Friday maFuiaS, tha ID last n
e,el"ck, HENRIETTA u. hALcoLaz, AGED @
years.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
NATHAN P. DODGE.
BANKER 1T
TAI PATLaG AND C0LLECfIsS -
COUNCIL 2LgFTs, IOWA y

c41UECFI. gLCFVs, IOWA -,
me ssasrai saHsiRE, CoE1eoiiSa 80 -
mesa transacted ia At8 its SSxncats IL
faxes paid in wssasrs Iaxs sOa sss'''
aaas& lthex3l terms
.sz~ .ss REgKKKGGES:
FaF& Kaak, ksw Ysrk City,
&sss~ R&gia& AssoaiA yseH, 81 LOSE
{ MazsseAaxsfta gAssk, B0Ssen. AS'''
wssAAntaR Baak, DO ds
Measy Rslaaaa, Chleaxo, I'll, pt.
hsas xaha A. KASsony AAs AassT
- III Syracuse, 8yrseass, Iva.
u Rfxra, grsst dsns state 80 a. LSEJ
MsssFs CFpw, MsSFrssJ = 70 70. r5sr4 4 b'A
Ecn. c. Baldwin, @sage sNps 80 rswa a
Hen. q. Sells, Secretary Of s's''
Ian 4, 1859
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NOTICE 10 LAMB H0LpEESi
j SOLOMON,
NOTARY PUBIC = c6aVtfAsssa

ga GLEgwoOD. IOWA Il
Has made fall canp4ete aaS Ps'''
fittes to ali the La8Es IN hl4s 'asa' 4
caHaiag the Originals Salts by the 0Sf@''.' -
all sabsagusut eonvayassss, AeFasS''
rFa&E, 81 otAes sncaaabraHss. -
Alse, a full and camptsls Absi'ss -, =, No.
kAs zSs&s in sAa city 1T CiHeh seed AK -
tasFpt1-And also u PAuht CiiT q =. ,,sF7
- MS s5&a gives prompt attsetis1 - ~
Eaext 81 Passes, axaEei nsfl On 81 TiieI go
sua4nass paS sa4 niAG 10 Gshsra5 L'Sha "a
T EyA@8ee In the CpaFl Il use
Saanafy ., 1851.
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IMPORTANT TO TIE FARXERst .
FH0R0UGHRREn
HORSES CATTLE AND HOGS!
SUFFOLK aOARs

Are kspt foE sesssrs. and shs sabscysses a...-..
al inieFssts, that thsy are SH gslks q ~ 80
aa Ii monEhs ed = @1s ass
~ aaa fag sale tee pairs Of taorenah~bxsa ana
Tee pairs sarse-foaFzA shasuaah-s ssa sssasls
ss & 800 80 - sSrE ~ ~ parcAA So IA -
FalnsEa aus eshegs are iasited Ii eagg 80 -
ng ssssk saa aasaafs tasmsssses sas ssy 80 -
~ sASmss!ssa VIE thpsaaSA~bred asssck wEthas8
Etsk and great sxpsaes y y = - 'sass@"
ISsA3DgR w RANaaxw
y. xhs na0ve nsnaed animals ali ta0s arsx
wkztamsH 0sssnty AxrieulaAsaa sag8zkv lfss.
Nov. 8, Ia&s
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231fN - zmxxA RAxTxx exgux 49, Is
70 hssz Axssez& - sAs nexzR - sszz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
r. /. WOODBURY.,
sT q G E0g DENTtsF
nA%-a s,4

COUNCIL BLEgFs iowa .~wmzuus
Or Woodbury. Aay.EE-4era lgc4!ea
"a "a saIS ace Tor the pas :hrse yearstlYYF
ttiAe 10 teal 'Re dGEsElI!y ui It's &4II
~"Tkj 7Gia sty Io al EarsoRs fsvoTiug hin wiu
t0sir csada~aCs taltIEe ~ nay rely upgu hi, Etrass
exaf'4o+'! DeTFarI e'sty 0ptTaLlgn Ia 81 ptEtas
GazHsT as Eyss.5.e.
CoUECIL BLuTEa IOWA, Oct Il. lsa
Dr. NCUtbQEy-Tae tail sett o. srtsnu
'FsIh On GOA Plate, wash Eau EsoeEt!y nss&, =
'ae 50 adrAiraGly snsw - thu purpose eftkt.tsat
sir15tva, tLAt csuEo@ refrain lfya. r1LIs...sf,,
yot ny high opinion 81 you as = Dpnr!,. y,
Piaten are 40 prrfvctJ adapted t. the .n,ulA A.
e. zach other thai, wIsh Ehs!t AID ba;t st.tl =.
eat almost IS well - Formerly id VIA ~ ssss
Eai IseIh-. A. work 80 AL t.u avttbl-ftAzfrs,
Oh oliaded TO can b. ssfpassec Sryrra. pxziyr.
bad assured me tast aeEI Of Arr aeIa Ttstk go
coA be m4de 30 be 81 saY service = zs kr.T a.
save overcome The diEtaiIy a93r.tfvt.d ~ issss
assa4eanSn- l. DogsLAu
spF-iI-i5SI ~
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TuLIEAkY ARTICLES

FtAvSEta& ExtF&ctS, Sauces, G&t9ugs, sSieaa.
Dried Currants, Cream Tartar and gosia Cnsfaiesl
feast or Baking Powder ohs2ieAI SaI1x aGus Pearl
SAGE, Tspl0eR ssA TsiAgsRsa sEE@AMANss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07
OFFICER & Pr sEY,
. BANKERS,
Tax Paying 4 ColIectinq Agsah,

COUNCIL BLCFFS. IOWA
THOMAS oFFIcEk. vEa vrur
4 ~ Att5fssF II Las
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
ASHTABULA. o., SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1862.


The following hits the nail on tho head /:
If you con 10 any way gain time or relief
from he hard toll of the farm, don't use
that time altogether in devising new
breath OF labor that shall enslave you more
than ever but let the mind have a chance.
For instance, if it will take you this winter
evening to shell a bushel of corn, END you
get some ones brains 10 the shape of a shell
Ter to do it in ten minutes, had you not bet.
ter occupy the fifty gliued ia reading good
papers Or books
10 us The great argument for machinery,
10 agriculture is not its cheapening effect,
but the relief it gives the farmer IRON waist.
ing toll, aud the opportunity its affords him
lor sell Improvement Its tendency is 10
make farming attractive,n no less LhGu profit.
able, Well has a writer observed :: "Ma.
chinery, regarded as means to Danish mans
slavery 10 toll, by subtituling brain work
Tor the lahor Of the nand, is the high road
to that mo perfect development of society
which poets have painted, philosophers pre-.
dlcted, and revelation II is believed by
many expressly predicted "--Agrteultprist
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
The Beloved wife.

Only let woman be sure that she is precious
to her husband not useful, not valuable, not
convenient simply, but lovely and beloved
let her 6e the recipient of his polite aud
hearty attentions let her feel that her
care and love are noticed, appreciated and
returned let her oppinion be asked, her
approval sought, and her judgement respect.
ed, IN matters OF which she is coguzau ; in
short, let her only be loved, hunored and
cherished, in fufllment of the marriage
vow, aud she will be 10 her husband, aud
her children and society, wellSpring of
pleasure c. She will bear pain, aud toll, aud
anxiety, for her husbands love is TO her
tower and fortress. Shielded aud sheltered
therein, adversely will have lost its sting
She may suffer, but sympathy may dull the
edge OF sorrow. A house with III it--and
by love, / mean love expressed iu words
and looks aud deeds, for | have not one
spark OF faith in The love that never crops
outs 10 a house without love, as peiaou
to machine the one is lite, the other
mt chanism.
The unoved woman may have bread just
as light, house just as tidy as the other
but the latter has spring Of beauty about
her, JoyouSness, an aggressive, aud pent.
trutIng, and prevailing brightness, to wnch
the former is stranger, The deep happi-
ness in her heart shines out in her face.
She is ray Of sunlight in the house. STE
gIeems all over. IL is airy and gay, aid
graceful, and warm, and welcoming with
her p! essence. She is full of devices and
plots, aud sweet surprises for her husband
and family. She has never done with the
romance and poetry Of life. She is herse f
a lyme poem, setting herself to all pure aud
gracious melodies. Humble household
waves aud duties have for her golden sig.
nIfcance. The prize makes the calling high,
aud the end dignfies he means. Her home
is paradise, not sinless, not painless, Uut
still u paradise ; for Love is Heaven, aud
Heaven is Love-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
AmusIg Adventure at q TIottI-A TravIer's
wife Makes a Sad Mistake

A Philadelphia paper relates the fol
lowing:
Among the passengers who arrived from
Pitlsburg on the train Of Tuesday morning
were MIR. Blank and lady, the latter being
one of the most beautiful creatures we
have ever seen, except in picture frame.
Arriving at the--hotcl, Mr. Blank aud
lady refreshed themselves, and then started
ont in different directions, the former to
insert an advertisement, the latter TO pur.
chase love of bOnct.
Having ffecled herpurchase, Mrs Bank
returned to the hotel and a,ceuded TO her
parlor on the third floor, in order 10 try on
that "duck ofa bonnet" Her room VAS
No. 81. No Gl, when turned upside down
is precisely the same as No 10. This
caused Mrs Bland to mistake another
room for hers Instead ofentering her own
parlor, she entered that of IA Mr.. A. an old
bachelor, boarding at the house. AT the
moment Mrs Blank opened the door, Mr.
A. was engaged in changing his clothes
Mrs Blank gave one look, shriked aud
fell senseless on The floor. AT that NOM
ent Mr.. Blank returned. He rushed in
very excitedly, aud wanted TO know 'what
it all meant"
Mrs. Blank pointed to the terrified NJ
A--and said 'thaI horrid man" Mr..
Blank said something about hearts blood
"vlian," aud revolver" aud rushed out
of the room. Mr.. A---hea ing hearts
blood" spoken in so direSpeclful manner,
fell back upon his resources, locked and
boled the door, and completed his en-
hJt 10
| the keyhole. In a momeat Mr.. Blank
returned, in company with Two Colts re.
yoers and q cheeSeknife. The moment
he kicked against the pannels Mr., A
hallowed for help, and in less than no TINA
the proprietor was on the spot.
"What in the world is the matter p
exclaimed the surprised proprietor, painting
with the exertion of running up the
stairs
"Scoundrel in my room |" grasped Mr..
Blank insulted my wife-lake his life or
perish iu the attempt
Your room sir | this is not your room /!
! This room belongs to Mr.. A., a high.
toned gentleman, who has resided for years
in the house, and would no more insult
lady than pick pocket.
Possible said Mr.. Blank, looking very
foolish.
Certainly it's possible. If you'll look
at your key you'll see that your room is on
the floor above. I'LL. rU
Mr.. Blank saw bis mistake, and blamed
himself for getting into passion before he
questioned bis Wife more closely. He offer
ed to make an apology, which offer was
most mugnanimously accepted. Mr. A.
removed the Oereau, unlocked the door,
and invited Mr.. Blank into the room. Mr.,
Blank ordered the champagne, and the
scene closed by swearing eternal amity all
around, landlord included.
MORAL Men, like guns, should never
go off until properly loaded. Before act
iDg upon the promplDg OF an excited ie
male, irst ascertain that exeltability hsl
1aktD rise from legitimate causes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
THE COMMITTEES,

For day will be called o'clock A. NJ Judges arc re-
queed TO report themselves promptly at the time
will then be filled.
No will be allowed TO interfere with Judges in their
deliberations and all persons thus interfering annoying commit
tees will forfeit any premium which may be awarded to them
Tue Judges of animals will have regard to the symmetry early
maturity size and general characteristics of the breeds which
judge They will make proper allowances age feeding and
other circumstances of the character and condition of animals
They expressly required not give encouragement overed
animals the object being to have superior animals for breeding
Premium ribbons will be furnished committee4First RED
Second Blue
Committees will be cautious giving out ribbons cards
have their reports correspond with them.
Reports should be distinctly marked written out and have
names of all judges annexed
Discretionary premiums may be recommended any article
regularly entered though embraced in the published list
such action will be upon them by the Board they think
proper premium will not bo awarded if the animal
be not worthy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
The coolest Thlng on Reeord.

AS Gen. SCOTS army was marching tri-
unphauIly into the city of Mexico, pro-
cesslun OF monks emerged from gate of
a convent situated on an emlnence TO the
right, aud advanced with slow aud measur-
eu uead until they met the army at right
angels. The guide or leader OF the pro-
cesson was venerable priest, whose hair
was whlie with tue trOsls of many win
ters lie held in both hands contriUu-
lion box upon which there was lighted
candle, and when within few feet OF the
ulmy the procession halted. As the army,
proceeded many II true believer in ST. Pat
ilck dropped sCme small coin or other into
the old priests box. And, when il was
observed that soldier was searching 10
his pockets for something to bestow, The
old priest would step forward aud hold his
box 10 receive the donation.
Ultimately, there cume along q tall,
guunI, lImbersIded, d,gauder looking Yankee,
Who on seeing the old priest, thrust his
hundS INTO The very dep'hs Of his breeches
pockets, as II IN search for dime, or some
lnulng OF The kind The pieSt, observing
this movement, advanced as usual while
Johnuthan holding forth greasy looking
roil oI paper, commenced very deliberately
unfolding II. The old priest anticipated
avcry iberul donations puton The air of the
most exquisite satisfaction. JohnaLhan con
tuued 10 unroIl piece after piece of dirty
paper until at length he found piece of
t"iSled smoking Tobacco He next thrust
hls hand into another pocket and drew forth
a clay pipe, which with The utmost delibera.
pon he proceeded to Gil by pinching off
small PARTICLES Of the tobacco. When
this was doue, having replaced his tobacco
III his breeches pocket be stopped forward
ana Ilghled MS pipe by the old priests
csnu'e' and maklnd an awkward inclination
be said,
"Msch oblesgsd toys sqaifsp' aud pro
ceided on
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
ENTRIES,

All animals and articles must be entered upon the books of the
Secretary before being brought upon the ground.
Exhibitors requested have their animals articles upon
the ground much possible the l day and if delayed until
after 10 o'clock of the I'd day when the committee
amnaons they cannot in competition unless by Of
the Executive Committee.
No articles exhibited shall be removed before the close of the
exhibition and animals before o'clock p NJ of the day
unless by consent of the Board.
Upon entries being made cards will be furnished bearing the
number and classes cntcrpd-
Or ANIMA1s-namc, age weight and pedigree
Or MACHINES MANUFACTURED ART1cLE-namc and value
Or GRAIN, VEGETABLES FLowERs-name and variety.
Or HOUSE PIANTs-heir name age and variety.
Or FRuIT--its name variety, and time of rpening
Exhibitors Immediately upon bringing their articles animals
upon the ground will report to the Superintendent Of Grounds
who shall direct where they are TO be placed
All Exhibitors of live stock under four years old shall the
true of each ANIMAL in years and months and the of
raising
Pens will be provided for Cattle Sheep and Swine and forage
for all animals exhibition furnished free by the Society
The ring will be free for the exercise of Horses exhibition
under direction of the Marsha when not otherwise occupied
All persons requested stand off the track while Horses
being driven the same
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-16
WHOLE NUMBER 66O.
THE FAIR GROUNDS


Are situated about threeour of meeas OF the center Of the
town and have been fitted for the accommodation exhibitors
anu oil who may attend FREE SEATs to accommodate from
to two Thousand persons have beon erected The Driving Ring
one Oh inc best in Northern Ohio will be in order for the exhibition
o n9rses &C. c No efforts will be spared that everything
VIII pe P IN order Tor the convenience and show Of all articles
presented for competition Superenden will readiness 70
arrange all articles presented 50 that they may have fair chance
for competition guaranteeing to them impartial Investigation of
each and premium awarded according 10 m merits II s hosed
that the persons herein named Judges will be prompv on he
Fair Grounds and discharge their respective duties
The Board have endeavored Comuseea but
who in their opinion feel like interest with themselves further.
ing the object Of the Society Should any decline serving
they will please report The the Secretary previous 70 the
week Of the Fair, that substitutes may be appointed
The Executive Board hope this year add interest to the
Society aud trust that every Farmer and Mechanic will devote
little time to the Advancement of this interest
We desire make the Fifth Annual Fair Of this Society
the best in the State aud hope that all viii Try to do their part
making II a success.
In the absence Of of our patriotic citizens in the Army
believe the Ladies will make extra efforts to render the
Annual Fair truly FesiraL
The Executive Committee earnestly invite every citizen Of this
part oil the Reserve to aud aid in this most audabe object
Leave all selfish views in relation premiums home and
strive to mako the coming Fair highly useful and ornamental