Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-04-07
The Youngstown Personal Property
and Real Estate Association.

Y~oCNGSTOwS O., March %, 1863.
To all agents and shareholders of the
Estate Association. Tn officers of the as
| ISOLATION are under nan obligations to you
for the interest manifested In the enterprise,
and for the confidence repOsed in US. II Is
quite evident that we have had you conf
dence, else when we found p-OStponement
necessary, INT VIC offered to redeem every
outstanding share, that you would have
called for the money We are glad TO be able
to state that but One share has been redeem
ed at Head Quarters, the holder starting 10
the Gulf States about the 18th of February.
Now, while wethankyou toryour past efforts
in our behalf. we would ask that you con-
tinue the work until every share Is disposed
of. To the agents, we ask that you make
every effort to dispose OF the certificates YOU
have on hand, from clubs OF different names,
such as Mike Goodwin Club, Queen Emma
Club. Grey Eagle Club, Ladies' Club. Gentle
mems Club, or any name you may think
appropriate for your locality. Then say TO
all shareholders, or those who wish TO in
vest but fear there is some swindle about IL,
that II they take an interest in the enter
prise, and IL they Will come to Youngstown
on the eSth day OF April, and II after a thor
Ough Investigation any error, fault. discrep-
ency, Partially or the least thing can be
found that looks irregular or ont of place
the money will be returned to them with ell
travelling and other expenses. Tit enter
prise has progressed so far to the entere sat
isfaction Of all interested. No complaints
or bad feelings exist that We have heard Of,
and We here take occasion to say, if we are
favored with good confidence, we will guar
antee to you tnat strict fairness shall be our
rule OF action. We started out on that plan
and that plan shall becarried out or we will
abandon the enterprise and refund the mon
ey. In our poStponement circular we said
that perhaps fOrty-nine out of fifty OF like
enterprise prove failures or swindles. There
is no about that, n We can tell You
why il Is so. The managers do not sell the
tickets, or enough 70 warrant them In draw
ing fairly and desiring TO keep the money,
they withdraw n portion OF the property,
leaving lust enough 20 correspond with the
amount of tickets sold. OF so as TO
draw the most valuable portion OF the prop
erty to themselves, n this cane only be
u bY drawing in secret or Withholding
the public from witnessing the operation
We say in our general circular that. the
drawing will be conducted by disinterested
men. II makes no difference whether a man
is interested or diSintereSted; there is no
chance for deception in any way II the ORR
ginal plan Is carried out, and IL will be in
every particular, as regards the gentlemen
to conduct the drawing. The proper way we
should think would be to select two or more
certificates are sold, TO examine closely h
number and prizes as they are drawn out
OF each wheel: in this way no irregularities
VIII ensue, and the numbers, blanks and
prizes, must tally out correctly. On what
we have said On this matter We propose 10
stand or fall; IL must be a success or failure.
II a failure every dollar will be refunded
If q success. we guarantee satisfaction To
shareholders. There are so few shares to sell
at this time that We do not hesitate to say 7
that the drawing viii take place promptly I
the 18th day or April. But we write thiSto
z al agents and shareholders TO q little
eXertion, and success will be insured. AS
we nave said before TO those wishing TO
form clubs, here is n plan that has been
pretty generally adopted throughout the
country. For q club Of one hundred dollars
buy, say
Five whole
Ten half 800
EOFrN nnAFfNT hnfFNN ItNN .
$4,000
Now for his hundred dollars you have
f1fty-fve chances TO get back your invest