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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-11-05
LETTER FROM CAREY.

Correspondence Jeffersonian.
CAREY, ONO, Nov. 2, 1869.
EDS. JEFF. Our Street Commis
sioners are busily engaged in i'm
proving the streets, by cutting dowr
the higher parts and filling up the
lower, and widening the track, thus
adding a great deal to their appear
ance. We understand that the streets
are to be macadamized in the spring
and summer. When this is done,
and pavements completed, we think
Carey will be "no mean place. y
There are a number of dwelling
houses being erected, of which the
greater number are brick and of
beautiful structure. Thus our town
is rapidly improving, and our people
are blessed with good health.
We have, as yet, had but little
time to "peep' into the business
rooms of town, but we think they
are all doing a good business. We
noticed that of Conrad & Richards
dry goods store to be well filed
and "piled up," and they generally
have a crowd there, and their clerks
are seldom idle. Opposite this, to
the east, we find the dry goods store
of Straw & Go. This Is large and
beautiful room, filled with a fine lot
of goods we find here number of
clerks well employed, who are pleas
ant and accommodating, and know
how to do business. Opposite this,
to the north, is the dry goods store
of Mcdowell d Co. We find here q
fine stock of goods, nice room, and
q good trade. We think this does
well for the dry goods line.
We would not forget our friend
Nels. Keller, who is engaged in the
jewelry business, near the Joy House.
Nels. has fine lot of jewelry and a
large stock of watches and clocks
He has q good trade and a great deal
of work to do. He has employed
with him a fine looking "Dutchman,' -
who handles things as if he knew
how. People having repairing to do,
or wishing to make a purchase, will
do well by calling on Nels.
The members of the Alliance met
at the United Brethren Church, last
night, and the meeting was well at
tended. An address was delivered
BY Rev. Bowers, of the M. f. Church.
The Society has increased to ninety
members.
We had the pleasure of calling on
your friend, Mr.. o. Peasnall, of the
Peoples Bank. We found Mr. P.
at leisure at the time, and had few
minutes conversation with him, but
business soon called him, which eRd-
ed our inquiries. Mr.. P is petite
and sociable young gentleman, and
we hope to have time, in the future,
to call on him again, when we shall
better inform ourselves in regard to
his BUSINESS. We learned, however,
that the daily transactions of this
bank amount to about S15, 1000. We
think this does well. 1t shows that
our merchants are doing good busi-
ness.
Our schools are progressing finely
we have now near 200 scholars enc
rolled in all the departments. Thh
average attendance in the HigI
School is 9S per cent, and the othel
departments have an attendance o
about 80 per cent. WEB.
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Through Cass Township.

In company with our friend, j. C.
Van Eman, Esq, we spent Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week in can
vassing Csss township for new sub
scribers, and made quite an accession
to our list. There are few Repub
licans vet in the township, who are
not on our list, whom We did not have
time to call upon. We hope, how
ever, that they will send in theil
names.
We found the farmers taking ad
vantage Of the fine weather to tax
care of their corn, cane, apples, dc
Wheat, owing to the cold weather
does not come on very fast, but tn
Indian Summer, with which we hop
to be favored, will no doubt brini
1t out all right. We certainly saw
some a. fiue farms during our trsvel
u the township, - We ever saw, and
(. ......, 80 80 the farms are vel
80 genera sH'sn -
tlsd,
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New Lutheran Church.

Our Lutheran friends have pur.
chased and made the first paymen,
on the two lots belonging to Jacob
Carr, Esq, ,on the corner of Main and
East Lincoln Street for the purpose
of building new church edi6ce, the
old one being too small for the grow
ing congregation. The price paid
we believe was $1,000. We are glad
to see this evidence of thrift on the
part of our Lutheran friends. We
doubt whether any town of the same
size in the State surpasses Findlay
in the style and number Of her
churches.
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1t works wonders-in all cases Of
biliOusness. Remember and ask for
"Whittlesey's Dyspepsia Cure"

MULrUH IN PARvO.-There Is contained In
DIR. Morse's Pills the principle ofhealth. We
have many thousands Of testimonials OF thsil
having restored the sick to health; which can
be seen at our office. Use DIR. Morse's Indian
Root Pills, and you will md them not only q
curative Of disease but also preservstive.-
They should be used in all casses OF Bilious
ness, Headache. Liver Complaints, Female
Irregularities, &c. We make no secret OF the
formula from which this medicine Is prepar-
ed. Ask your stOrekeepers for the Ometa AL
manac, and read 1t carefully. Use Morse's
Pills. Sold by ali Dealers.
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How TRUE and how stIange, that people
should seek relief in the hieroglincs OF doc.
tors prescription when they can buy as good
and nine times out of ten, a better remedy than
most doctors give, for the Insignificant sum Of
25 cts. We refer to Judson's Mountain Herb
Pills; these pills cure Headache, Liver CON-
plant, Indigestion, Female Irregularities, and
all Bilious disorders, they are prepared from
a formula pronounced by the most learned
Physicians of our country, to be the best and
most universal Of family medicines. Give
them a fair trial and you will never be with
out Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. Sold by
all Dealers.
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We are glad to learn that the ex
plosion last week did not effect ths
price nor sale of Stoves at f. S.
Stewart d Bros, in FostOria. One
would Judge. from the number they
are selling, that they are determined
to command the Stove trade Of their
town. The boys are live men, and
will do Epe business or none at all .
They must be selling cheap or they
would not do the business they are
doing.
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Big Radish

Big Radish.
Our friend, II. C. Pickett, Esq,
sends US an account of q radish rails
ed in his garden, in Mt. Blanchard,
from seed planted the 25th of July,
which measured 20 inches in circum.
ference, % inches in length, latter
the top was clipped Off and weighed
IL pounds. 1t was of the Chinese
variety, and the seed was received
from the Agricultural Office at Wash
ington. If any person has radish
that can beat that, We should be glad
to hear of 1t.
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II you would enjoy good health,
read the Circular Of Seward q Bent
ley, and then procure q bottle OF
their justly celebrated Constitution
Bitters. and take them according to
directions, and you need not long be
complaining.
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Almost every day we hear many
persons complaining of headache,
loss Of appetite. and that they are
not fit to do anything, &c. Many is
the day that we have felt SO eur.
selves, and in fact have gone to bed
and imagined ourselves sick, but for
the life of US could not tell what was
the matter. One day while thus
complaining, q friend said to Us,
"Why don't you try Plantation Bit
sers they are really a good thing
and will rake you feel like new
man," Upon his recommendation
We purchased bottle, and took them
according to the directions. They
seemed to 60 right to the spot, and
gave us immediate relief. Ever
since we have taken every opportu.
nity 10 recommend them.
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II you don't want to disgust every
body with your offensive breath, cure
your Catarrh upon which 1t depends.
$500 reward is offered by ,he pro
prietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh RENE
dy, for q case Of Catarrh which he
cannot cure. 1t is sold by druggists.
Can get it for Sixty Cents by mail
from DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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FlhDlAY MARKETS.
Tnursday, Oct. ri. 1868.

Inursday, Oct. q, 1862
The following are the latest quotations q
uscsrtained from leading business men:
APPLES-Green.a aos5o. Dried, dull at 6@sc
D u.
BUTTER-In good demand at 29G25c
BEESWAX-1n good demand at 25CI3Oe.
BEANS-In fair demand at 81 5Otd2 U.
EGGS-In demand at &c. y dozen.
FEATHERS-In demand at o0c y n
FLOUR-Wheat Flour % -. BYE Flour
none In the market
GRAIN-Wheat,s 81 90. Corn in good demanC
at 65c. Oats 5lzc. Rye Csc. per bushel.
LARD-In good demand at l5gl6c per lb
POTATOES--New 25g35c per bushel
RAGS-From 293c. according to quality,
SALT-We quote Salt at e 80 per harrel
SEEDS-Timothy in good demand at 81 00d
a-0O per bushel. A prime article of Plaxseed
will bring 81 per bushsl. Clover seed S. 5Oa6 50
SOAP-Country in good demand, SC per Id.
TALLOW-GoOd demand at &c.
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry, LOO; Sheep Pelts, q
015 cents according to quality.
WOOL-35940c-
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AN ORDINANCE

To assess and collect the cost and expenses
OF completing the Improvement and drain
age OF the Main Street Sewer District:
SECTION l. Be 1t ordained by the Council OF
OF the incorporated Village of Findlsy, all the
members cOncurring, that the sum of one dol
sessed upon all lots ON each side of Main st, in
said village, from Lincoln Stnorth on Blanch-
ard River, for the purpose of completing the
improvement and drainage Of said street, as
required by the ordinance of July 20 and Au-
gust 8, 1863, viz: Fifty cents to pay for the sew
er pipe for the east side of said street. and fifty
cents to pay for laying said pipe ON each side
Of said street and the completion of said i'm
prOvement.
SECTION 2. That said sums shall be paid by
the owners of said lots, respectively, to the
1863, in default whereof the same with the
penalty thereon, be collected according to
law. j. A. BOPE, Mayor.
T.. G.. DEWOLFE, Clerk:
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DiSgraceful Row.

The::roughs of East Findlay regal.
ed themselves with ageneral free fight
yesterday. Cause-whiskey and pure
and unadulterated "cussedness. ."-
The affair originatedin in a low doggery
on Main Street, though the row cul.
minated in the suburb aforesaid
We hope the affair will undergo an
investigation, as justice demands that
the guilty parties should be severely
nunished.
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Removal

Mr.. Frank Klaber has removed his
meat shop to the fine new room be.
longing to Levi Taylor, Esq, adjoin'
ing Davis q Green's grocery and
provision store. This is splendid
place for his business, and we are
pleased to see that he keeps every
thing in the incest order. Ry keep
ing the very best meats at fair prices,
and by his accommodating disposi
ton, he is establishing fair trade
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Railroad Excursion.

hduTUdu EACuISlUu,
Eight carloads of our citizens
availed themselves of the invitation
extended by the officers of the c. S.
& S. Railroad TO take free trip to
Sandusky and back, yesterday. We
were sorry that we could not partici-
pate, owing to press of business.
The new time-o card of this road will
appear in our next issue.
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Facts Worth Considering.
The people of Hancock county are
getting fully wakened up to the i'm
portance of good bridges, and are
now determined to put up none but
the best structures. The best wood.
en- bridge now made is generally
conceded to be Smiths Patent Truss
Bridge, for which Messrs. Yocum &
Altman are the only agents for this
county. These gentlemen have put
up three of these bridges in this
county, and the people have been
unanimous in the opinion that they
cannot be excelled. Messrs. Yocum
& Altman are "number one' mechan.
les, and are not afraid to have any
work they put up thoroughly exam
ined and tested. Another fact that
should be borne in mind is, that they
are the only authorized agents for
this county. Their address is Find
lay, Ohio, where they may be reached
at all times by letter. n17tf.
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Ready-Made Clothing.
Not an old stock, but the Latest
and most Fashionable Styles, al
prices that will open ones eyes
They are not to be undersold, and
their Clothing is just as they repre-.
sent it. Call and see Henderson &
COnnell,
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PRoF. SMITH, Of Louisville, is
engaged in a scientific examination
of the great meteoric phenomena OF
last week. We will take it as real
favor if any of our readers who wit
messed it will send us an account OF
it, giving highth, course, etc.
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J. KEMBLE d Co. explain the burst
up of high prices at their establish
ment, in another column. 1t was
not the meteor.
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We call attention to the advertise
ment headed "Shirt Patterns" in an
other column. 1t is an excellent
chance for q live man.
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The new Reformed Church, in
Eagle township, Hancock county,
Ohio, one-half mile west of the Gen.
ter School House, will be dedicated
to the service of the Triune God,
Father, Son and Holy Ghost, on Sum-
day, the Seventh day OF November.
Services to begin at 10 o'clock.
Several ministers from q distance
are expected to be present on that
occasion to address the people. The
public generally are invited to a.
tend Aea21
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MARRIED

AAIN-PEPPLE- On Saturday, Oct. 30, at
Lee Main and Miss Stella Pepple, both Of this
county.
BLY-KING-On Sunday, Oct. 81, 1859, at
the residence of the bride, in Marion town
ship, by Isaac Davis, j. p, Mr.. Edwin G. BLY,
and Mary ]. King.
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Dreadnaught Ball.

The members of the Dreadnaught
Hook and Ladder Co. give ball at
Cages Hall, next Tuesday evening.
May the boys have the pleasant time
they deserve. Good music will be
provided for the occasion.
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Aeir Adrertisenteuts.
SHIRT PATTERNS.

7 WILL guarantee a good solicitor Sis per
Il day above expenses.
will sell either of the Western States
for territory-and give instructions and every
thing necessary for cutting Shirt Patterns
For further Information enquire at thisofice
or address, for ten days, E, d. IRELAND, Ply
mouth, Ind
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The Chain Case.

The Chain Case.
An indictment was found in the
case of the State of Ohio ~. Lev
Chain, on a charge of stabbing witt
intent to wound. The trial is se,
for the February term Of Court, ani
the defendant gave bail In the sun
!nt $500 fos bis appearance
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For Boots and Shoes.
Call at Henderson & Connell's,
where you will find complete stock
as fair priees,
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To turn gray hair to its natural
color and beauty, use Halls Vegeta-
BILE Sicilian Hair Renewer, the best
and most reliable preparation science
has given US.
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Local Business Notices.

R5-Businsss Notices, in our Local Col.
umns. Single Insertion, 10 cents a line to Reg
ular Advertisers, and Is cents to Transient
Advertisers. Each Additional Insertion, ll
cents per line.
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Elecf1On E0fice.

THERE WILL BE A:MEETING OF THE
i members of the F1ndlay Savings and
Building Loan Association at the Court House
on Monday evening, November, l5, 1863, TO
elect a President, Treasurer, Secretary an d
Five Directors.
Nov. 2, lsss-2tl JOHN NJ. HAMLIN, See.
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Thanks.

Thanks.
Our thanks are due Mr.. S. A
Snyder, for files of late Californis
papers. Also for a letter, which we
publish elsewhere, from his son il
Sacramento CITY.
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ABSTRACT

OF the enumeration taken between the first
and third Mondays of September. '69, OF the
Unmarried Youth between the ages of five
and twenty-one years, residing within the
County of Hancock, State of Ohio:
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MAGNOLIA WATnk.-Superior to
the best imported German Cologne,
and sold at half the price.
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$1,000 and all Expenses PaidI
! See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad-
vertising columns. moss 1y.
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Latest Returns---OMcial.

Latest Returns---Ofhci
"What are the latest returns 2" is
the constant inquiry. The largest,
latest, and cheapest stock Of Dry
Goods may be found at Henderson
d Connell's. Go and see them, ex-
anime their stock, and see how low
b ey offer them.
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Fred Selbach,.
Dealer in Pianos,
MelOdeons and
other Musical Instruments
Books bound to order and paper
boxes manufactured, 17tf
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NOTICE.

TIHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN DULY
| l. appointed Executrix, with the will annex
ed, OF Henry Vaughen, late of Hancock soun-
| ty Ohio deceased. SARAH VAUGHEN-
| Nov. 8, lS69-2t' ]. +. Rurket, Atty.
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Wanled

To rent q house of four or five
rooms, near the central part of town.
Enquire at this Office.
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Adjourned.

Court adjourned Wednesday night
While considerable business was
transacted, many important cases
were continued.
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Mil Feed &c

ml.I FtBu, &c.
Go to j. Parker d Co.'s for all
kinds of Mill Feed, Corn Meal. Chop
ped Feed, Best Brand of White and
Red Wheat Flour, constantly on hand
and delivered 10 any part Of town.
Oct. 29t3
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Hats and Caps.
The Latest and most Fashionable
Styles at the lowest prices, Call al
Henderson & ConnelPs
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Report Of Findlay Central School Dis
trict, No. 8, for the Week ending
Oct. 20, 1853:
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List OfLetterS

List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office in
Findlay for the week ending Oct.
90 1853.
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Persons calling for these letters
will please say they are advertised.
A. BALLoU, P. III.
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NO. WHITE YOUTH.
TOWNSHIPS.

There were enumerated Colored Youths as
follows: Delaware township, Males TO- Fe-
males, 3; Fiudlay u. SD istrict, Males = Fe-
males, 8; Findlay School No. 8, Males, 3, Fe-
males, 2
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-05

to large fish, be succeeded in getting
five pound bass along side of the
boat As the fish struggled for freedom
Cass remarked, "Webster see how the
fellow struggles for his liberty q
splendid idea upon which to build your
reception speech. u
The great expounder, as he cautious
ly catched hold of the line, to lift the
fish into the boat, shouted in stentorian
voice, Welcome, Kossuth, to oul
Shores, and the unfortunate black bass
landed flat on his sides in the centre oil
the boat. Said Webster Here endeth
the first lesson"
At So o'clock, your humble CORES.
pondent and friend, jumped into a
skif, and in short time were at the
fishing ground Minnows were the
bait used, and upon my first throw, a
% pound pickerel hooked himself, as
I supposed, fast. I thought to myself,
if the Colonel was only here, instead of
being shut up mid bricks and mortar,
driving his quill, he would not only do
justice to himself as fisherman, but,
at the same time create vacant places
among the black bass, and pickerel
tribes
But I was not so fortunate as .'Web-
ster," as the fish after getting into my
hands got ont again, OF as Beecher said
in his Norwood" DR.. Buell. pulled the
reins and the rei1eS acere pulled. But
while Buell. held on to the reins, un-
fortunately didn't hold on to the fish.
Reason, deponent saith not.
But to sum up the days sport, we
caught about thirty pounds of bass and
pickerel Of the pure democratic stripe,
and returned home about o'clock,
highly pleased, as well as invigorated
in health with our days sport.
Should you perchance visit Sand
wich, please invest $500 in team to
go to this beautiful "White Island
Pond" The red man at one time, here
sat by his council fire, and smoked his
pipe in peace. On the surface of this
sheet of water he piled his canoe, and
on its banks he "woed his dusky mate D
Here the summer foliage has come and
,,aDn'c have ,,,oyo1 opl
dim; but while the "poor Indian has
been gathered into the presence of the
great Mantle; while all seems changed
around this spot yet apparently I'm
changed is the clear, sparkling water OF
"White Island Pond.
More anon. H.
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Correspondence of the DAILY MONITOR.
FERGUsoNvILLE, Del. Co., N. Y.

FERGUsoNvILLE, Del Co., N. Y.
Mr.. EDrroR:-This world, my dear
Ed, is chuck full of folks, and each
folk has his own private individual
opinion, and just between you and me,
mine is, that Long Branch, Saratoga,
and SIGH, are, to speak vulgarly, played
ont, and 90, knowing that many resi-
dents of our beautiful city spend from
one to six weeks away from their homes
during the hot Summer months, to
them, say come hither; come to Fer
gusonvilie. ..
After "diyers attempts lover board
once) having enjoyed the society of our
worthy Councilman Lyon as far as
Sharon Springs, your humble servant
is here, and has settled himself in a
cottage covered with rose vines The
old lady says &C them are is hops; hain't
with more'n nine cents pound now,"
but don't intend to believe any such
thing, for that would kill all the scent
imunt or as they say, "spile the hui
show"
What the advantages of hunting or
fishing may be remains to be seen,
though all the natives say that the
mountain brooks TEEN with trout, but
as it may take "whole team" to get
those cut, how many fall to my share
remains to be seen. AS for cunning,
with my usual good luck and foresight
l haven't any gun with me, and so must
trust to my wits. Lord save the sup
porto beg, borrow or buy one even
Company GO" musket would not
come amiss, under the circums tances.
The locale of Ferguso1ville is really
enchanting. 1t is situated in the Cats
kill Mountains, about seventy miles
from Albany, in q beautiful valley, with
the hills rising up on either side, cloth
ed to their very SUBMITS with the dark
green foliage of the pine, and beech,
and speaking of beech reminds me of
the bathing, one of the real luxuries of
the place; not exactly Cony Island surf,
neither is it a Ia Kean's pond. but cool
mountain water, clear as crystal. Re
moved from the trammels of society the
bathing suits here are models of con
venience and simp licity, mere espe-
cially the latter
We have good grubables and every
kind of berry in abundance. Tomorrow
we intend visiting Sycksmith' lake, a
beautiful sheet of water, but stones
throw from my present abode, but of
this more anon.
In conclusion let me say that the trip
will well repay any one, whatever little
Inconvenience may have to be under
gone. Yours etc "ALLRIGHT. :"