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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-19
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

the old frame shop IN Shaeffefs
Row was turning aNick Little's
beef-eatersY into journeymen at the
rate Of six q year,
The Commercial is published by
Clark Waggoncr & son, Clarl, be.
ing an excellent city editor, but
unable to. wear of the country
edge and diyest himself of the idea
that Sandusky cityis not the great.
est place in the universe. Irespect
him the more for that. Ifyou sec
Ia person who haz no tender recol
lectionsof his old home, the old
home, as general rule. recipro
Gates the feeling, His associate
Editor IS A. P. Miller, (not the
farmer-saddlcr- -doctor-editoS but
he also originally from Fairfield, q
student of the Virginia University,
q graduate ofa Lancaster PRINTING
office, the proprietor and editor d
the Ffresfde, (the only literary
venture Of the province, and after
wards Of the Gqzctte. He has here
established an enviable reputation
as Literary Editorl andhis articles
are widely copied, many of them
by the Atlantic Monthly--a sure
proof Of sterling merit. The aAbe
Miller" Of to-day is not the same
theorctic, dreamy, idealistfc, vapo-
ry, castle-building sAbe'' of ten
years ago. A mind well stored
with poetic imagery is nov com
pactly made up of practical IDEAS,
and he can look fate in the face as
sternly as any one.
l do not'wish to claim the pre-.
ference for Lancaster in everything,
but l will sum up as follows:--
Wherever you find us we make
our mark. In whatever sphere Of
life, we manage to outdo. Aaron
Pence Miller is the best political
editor Toledo ever had; Abram
Perry Miller is the best literary
critic ever within our corporate
limits; Doctor A, c. Barlow is the
finest homeopathic in Lucas
county; Lieutenant Jack Nicely is
the best boot and shoemaker and
policeman in town; John @. Klotz
and John Bradburn make the most
salable cigars; Fred. thinner the
most palatable "pop;' Jake and
Charley Barks make the neatesi
houses; Mullinixs sells the best
goods; ]. T. Pepple, George and
Billy Arehart can't be beat in
the bakery line; Billy Streets bar
ber-shop is a model of perfection
Phil Guseman is the best steers
man on the Wabash canal; and nc
one can spend money faster when
he amt got it to spend than your
old-friend and correspondent, &
N HARRY Conner.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09
A Chiidren,s Home.


The Chillicothe Register, in de-
failing the incidents of, an editorial
excursion on the occasion Of the re-
cent Convention Of Southern Ohio
editors at Marietta, writes as fol
lows concerning prominent Wash
ington county. Institution: ~,
After doing the city, the ride was
prolonged three or four miles up
the Muskihgum valley, and there,
nestled among the hillsswe found
one of the most truly. christian In
stitutions we ever beheld- 1.-The
Children's IIome-in which is kept
the children Of those who have
found their Hay-to the County In
Ffirmary, and orphans Of those who
have died in the county without
making provision for their support.
We have not space now to dwell
upon the incalculable benefits Of
isuchan Institution, but will ,recur
to it at another time. Suffice it to
say we found there, under the
fatherly and motherly care of Dr.
Hart and his cstimable LADY, some
fifty orsixty little children ofboth
sexes from twelve years old down
to almost as many months, enjoy
ing the comforts and surroundings
Of what is really and sttuly. a
'tHome,n on a large scale, with its
school, its play grounds its irelig
ious instruction, and everything
else that can tend to lay the foun-
dation for making these unfortu-
nate children honest, virtuons, in
telligent men and womenssiOf al
the I'other jewclsl that glisten IN
Marietta's, crown, this, taking of
these. children from the dens usq-
fanv known as County Infrmarles,
land placing them in such . pure,
moral atmosphere, is her brightest,
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Letter from Illinois.
JACKSONVILLE, III, |
g6th Nav. 1870.

Editors Gazehe:AThe country
around this city is quite generally
pronounced the prettiest and best
in the United States. On the east
side of the city, alexander" the
great cattle king, reigns over many
thousand acres of land. On the
west, the remarkable "Strawn," also
a great cattle dealer, now deceased,
owned an immense quantity of
land. .......... -.
Like the Englishman who could
sec nothing in this country like
old Hingland, an Ohio man with
his bride beside him, continued to
contrast Illinois unfavorably with
Ohio until we came within a few
miles of Jacksonville and then he
caved. AT f
I,oi,so,r;llo wos sott,od b,
-, 1oao
lhomas carson IN io4 On Vh'
eastern extremity OF a ridge five
miles long, sloping north and
south.
Tho frst blowing was done there
100. -, ..1-,ota 1,ol,,. c,,,;th ;,
~ t'-t 1:n ot O 4'i'
VINO pliatio, syn tioSs, 20 a. 1Ct,. :. ,oen
rGps5a'ion sso .. ..c Ci.S 49, ~ * SS 6oa,
was O,S1nom ~ en- WI ~ a,,. 20 Hu' arr r"VIO, ~
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piinu' i' Ilu dto. ~ %oIIar5 ,J's HanJ ~ H.
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t' Soiie. s'ono I,raSas ~ 800 W 5s o tSoi,
sseiNe 4 olS 6J;st a w, ond -
arg anu @anu l!i0Z'ue III tae =. 'nYsSy iSSseI ,e. a1u
fresDyterlan eacn cost auout Sixty
tehnoousan thousand dollars dollars ,,o ano:o~ WIN seat
'og W., cacn INV. Mi:li1uS ,;Lsl sii','ss, h "a -
! ae GisS y nsl'se y lSS Sas au !
eeauVilully snaoyu ~ lo.vss ~ stIssl Ne
| State street, nearly TWO miles long,
rivole-in hnotitV the fnmOuS F11CliH
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dEa4vAL.yABlL-EE9
70 FARM FOR SALE!

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE
that desirable farm lying one. half mile north
cast Of Lancaster, aud immediately noloinln8
tho Hon Companv's Lands, containing One
an EHundRe and Sixtyssevom Across
II consists OF forty anres choice bottom and
tho residue nrst quality OF upland, OF whicn
forty acres Is In good timber.
81" Fctters' Run passes through the farm from
North TO South so that every field may be sup
r. nlied with running water and Il Is now In n
,Nl4 good state Of cultivation and repair. ~ ~
There are on the premises three dwelling
houses and two barns and othor out-buildlngs;
with an orchard Of one hundred apple trees In
prime bearing and q liberal supply OF grapes
t19 % yery V Valuable quarry Of sand stone hes re.
comfy been opened at the south east corner OF
the tract which may be worked to great profit.
-N' The farm may bc ndvantageously divided In
to two nearly equal parts, and Twill sell the
half or tho whole.
M For furthernarticulars and for terms, which
tUSS"tSs nsS.' W. n.y. s'ss7'i "fPfJ JoHN 3. sNIDER,
Feb, q, ts7o.tf Leneasterrohic
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Do ll.. lha aalY lh.l iiaa no,,1.I-

Il - - -
Dofzs the duty thsl lios nea,c
Men ofmsshs s., oisn II. nI,saer.
of men.
WHIST soup would cnnn.bah pteNfs
The broth u q bog. ~ N t,a
Why should old men mover lest1--
Becanse 4 4 bod ln-age
Why are lusbands IKE do0khf BE-
cause the women knesd them.
A farmer gathers what be sows whine
seamstress scws what sbe gathers.
Littls-glsl-Thete, dolly, Sou must
lie still aud sleep all day, cause I've dos
70 DO aud vote. ~ al
The london Spectator thinks sshs
ieyils Of The New York city government
Columbus propososto extend hct eltR
limits BY taking In z.soo acres of sur.
rounding territory. v. -
There win be mistakes IN divinity
while men preach. and errors n govern
merit VALE men goyeEn. !. - -.
A pair OF runaway horses overturned
seven hives Of bees in Illinois Last week,
anaEthe enraged bees atung them %
asasle s EE ~ 60
Berlin has row the safna population
70 philadelphia, about SOC, COO, and Is
khe tbird CITY n Enrop eeB
~ Young ladies, .sayse the New York
| Post, may admire their ciergyfnan, but
Ithey ought not 70 be quite carried away
Win hila' fsss n ssS18. ieV1un
Nature Is a book ofsweet and glow
| ing purity, and on every Illuminated
page the excellence and goodness Of
ofGod are divinely portrayedsese
Teiapting-An undertaken, having.
departments 70 let, pasted bis bills upon
ithe cgdjns IN the windows, announcing,
ging for sipgie gentlemen
= a ygiscons.n farmer ~ 4 ;rofee
IoI tie gfodnd that BIS WIIo tahf ab.it
half the amount OF wood abe boasted
she could before their marriage
A clergyman of Putnam, Conn, re-
Gently married cotpie on The cars,
without the other passengers having
any knowledge or suspicEon Of the
transaction. 3 @ B $50
A Boston merchant expresses the
oplnlohthat @if Congress would adjourn
for ten years business would start tfp,
and the country would soon be In
| prosperous condition" asp -
"That is a very fine watch" said one
negro to another show much did they
charge for it?" sDunno.y was the an
swer. "De man wasn't In the store
when thought it.p z eayE
A veteran was relating his exploits to
crowd Of boys, and mentioned having
beenin five engagements. aThaes moth
ing broke In a little follow. my sister
Sarah's been engaged eleven times.n
III 9 naughty girl should. hurt you,r
said q Sunday school teacher to an un-
promising scholar, syon would forgive
her woutsn't your -Yes, mAiarn, re-.
piled the young hopeful, @if ] couldn't
catch herr 10 as es
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The straItsville Branch.

guThe bids for the grading and
other works onh the, Straitsyille
Branch of'the Columbus and Hook
ing valley Railraad from = Logan
to Straitsville were opened at Lo-
gan on Saturday and thotcontract
awarded The work Of grading
and preparing the ties is TO be.eom
,pleted within four months, and we
understand work wiz be CONNER
cs5 AZ once,AJoar1sl. - t~s 49,.
N a5viasGEs~a. Sisrss fsseAs ssS ssA
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
FAIRpIELD COUNTY.

Judge Of Common Pleas-silas II. Wright.
Prob ate Judge Abraham Seifert.
Cierk--ChaTies +. Rainey. ~
Auditor-Louis A. Blaire; J, w. Towson
Deputy.
Trensurer-J acob Baker; T. 7. Baker, Dep'y
Sheriff.. D. Jackson; G. A. Schleich, Dep'y
Prosecuting Attorney-Wm. A. Shultz.
Recorder-'Timothy Flshbaugh.
Surveyor-Ievi 8, Hartzler.
CorOner-Wm. Bush.
Commissioner Henry Borchers, A. d. Gil
lett, Erwin Moore.
, inarmary Directors -Wm. Fink, David Ew'
ing, Jno. Searls.
Welsh, J.J. Wagner.
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A lady writes to a down South ex-
change that a pigs gllsaId roasted dry,
and Ground to powder, IS a sovereign
remedy for hiccough. This important
information should make . spirited de-
rnand for pigs gl5zar5s NO f2.any
isholld De without one. - tssFA .rHe
e reivss leesfrsSs 81 elal SO
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TOLEDO.

..I IOLEDO.
Twenty years ago, Toledo had a
population of but 1000 souls; now
she claims a bona tide population
of $4,000! Then the population
was made up Of conglomerate
mass of Indians and halfb breeds,
French Canadians, runaway ne
groes, riff-raff from the Lakes, with
a leavening of persevering Ger
mans, industrious Irishmen, and
the indomitable, progressive Yam
kee as the foundation clement OF
the compoud which will make To-
ledo at no comparatively distant
day second to no city of the conti-
nent. Her merchants are men of
thrift and enterprise; her popula-
tion aids her men of means in eve
ry possible way; the coldshohlder
is given to no industrious worthy
man, be he poor or rich; new tene-
mcnt houses and palatial resi-
dence. spring up in a night as it
were; old business houses are be-
ing constantly torn down to give
way for mammoth stone fronts ri
valing in beauty those of New
York and Philadelphia. A suita-
bic place was wanted for a Railroad
Union Depot, and what do you
think was done? Twenty square
acres of swamp, river and lake
were smade into an Island by dint
of hard work, spiles, battcring
rams and earth, and now, today
the, Island House, with its superb
accommodations for transient tray
clers, isa "Strangers' Home" for
| FIVE different railroads! Could such
an enterprisihg spirit fail to pro-
duce a grand result? Swan Creek,
Maumee Bay and River, the Miami
and Erie Canal, lined as they are
with scows, schooners, 9propcllers,
tugs, and canal boats, give to the
city a picturesque appearance, and
the resaof, round-bouses and
machine-shops, elevators, masts
and rigging, show commercial vi
tality and solid wealth. -Four news
papers are published here, and sew
eral other hebdomadals, two of
which, the Blade and the CONNER
ciaI (daily tri weekly and weekly,)
deserve special mentionf -.
The Bladeis published by MIL
ler, Locke & Co., Locke being the
Right Reverend Petroleum v. Mas
by, ex-postmaster, who is now car
rying on aginsmill at New York.
Miller is Doctor "A. P, Miller, ex-
editor of the Ohio State Journal
and Chillicothe, Gazette, both OF
which Journalistic edited with dis
tinguished ability, He is sasnative
| of Fairfield county, and 'twenty
years ago. he and Doctor Homer
10. Shaw and Alexander Sanderson
came to Lancaster wittitheir Ply
I'sician's Diplomas Doctor Miller,
now Of the Blade, having previous
| " learned saddle and harness ma
king With hfaold Nick Little.1 when
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JUNE 8. $50.
Letter from a Lancaster Typo

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s4li4 NHE81 -------s eigf Cci,
GToLEpo, Quo, June 18th, 1870.
Dear Gazette;-- ~
.ara slq 70 Twenty years age
the Little cityof Lancaster was in
Feorporated;atwenty years ago the
same city claimed as its own, in
the legal profession, such men as
Washington Van Ham, William
MedillbsW.sP Greed, Philadelph
Van Trump, Henry c. Whitman,
Hooking H. Hunter, John T. Bra
see, Henry Stanbery and Thomas
EWingi iWhatan array of talent
for asvillage Of less than 1900
souls q Learned Judges. Cover
nors and Cabinet officers, worthy
successors of the Irwins, the
Beechers, and the Scoflelds Of the
days before. Then came the after
growth Of intellectin the persons
Of John and Tecumsch Sherman,
Doctor Edison B. Olds, John II.
Connell, John S. Brasee, John A.
Hunter, J. w. Stinchcomb, Robert
Clark, C. D. Martin, P. B., Hugh
and Thomas Ewing, Pat. EfIlnger,
Newton Schleich and John B. Nc.
Neill-lawyers, orators, statesmen
and generals! What brilliant rec
ords have nearly all!
Twenty years ago three newspa-
pers were published in Lancaster
the Telegraph by King & Gruberi
the Gazette by George Weaver, and
the Ohio Eagle by Francis Marion
Ellis. George Weaver, Frank Ell
lis and Jack Gruber have all gone
to the land of the blest, but in the
corner of many heart beats an
undying love for each and all.
Twenty years ago Doctors Bige-
low, Kreider, Edwards, Berstler
Carpenter, White, Davidson, Effin.
ger, Goucher and Sachse were call
ed often sixty and seventy miles
from home to attend cases requiring
peculiarly scientific skill, and theil
name and fame was commensurate
with their practice.
Twenty years ago Lancaster ha(
but few men like John ID. Martin
Reber d Kutz, John G. Fall, Sam
uel F. McCracken and Darius Tall
madge-men of capital and bust
ness capacity-to drive lethargy
away and inaugurate enterprise
and that is the reason why ole
4 Lancaster (step mother to many
sons of genius has not taken he
proper place in the list of inlant
towns which are going ON prosper
ing and to prosper, and giving tt
their fair proportions the busy hun
of industry and the zeal to striv'
for grander greatness. Old Fair
field, with a soil unsurpassed inth'
State of Ohio; with intelligence
equal to that of the colleges of Bri
tain or of the world, is worth
dozen counties like Hardin, Woo
and Lucas, in physical characters
tics of soil, but her eomhercia
town is not
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The DiGerence.s I
when evening rine.her curtain slp,

when evening rines her ttain tp.
And pins II with a star,
no let .ne dafkne's wander ioith
p : ~ nll.ne eer.h sias eSs
81 Te..,s = I - 80 s,,a ,,,'t " 80 ass s"sestFs
sS,a,.s.a 80 :. a. ss..s. =. : os.s, a.. .s..f
- ~ 60 ~ 80. ~, - "ni " 'iu''
: = : A'sr5 fe tfs
wasn marriage rinSs her eurtainupa
How strange the scene we sesissEs
No more The lovers talk Of bliss,
= But frcrh each other iee. @h
They fee to where stern jnsiiec sits.
To tell their tales Of woe,
Aad pray the Judge to break their bond
anu n 'e' 'ne'n SEP r-se 90 s8 sa;4
value no mar for his opinion, but es-
teem MIN according rs nts HE cores
ponds with the rules OF piety and jus
tiee. A mans actions, not his concep-
tions' render him valuable.
1t may be interesting to some young
men 70 Know tnat under a law passed
by recent Legislature, when person
Is arrested now. instead OF havinga nice
time IN jail, he can be put to Work break
stone upon the streets. t
A Tara uar+a oirI nornotr,+os tba
following excrutiating BIT ofpoetry:
I've lost some ninety pounds in heft-
And now have scarcely ninety left
How could Won be so cruel. JohnE''
1Ho centuries aSV h0S one H.Ashuh-
uleu WI s''.Aiss. rlty Heara ago
livI vvy "a y ~, sssS ,s,s alioMeu 10
run az mise az nsns' EHIy yeaIs ,.So
my d s,ii ~ enousanu n,'u's = rssitiliS
.ii.l.u Vi ~ iio aes. IN III
p'oN eii.eii's S.ii ~ 'lAiS M ~ snssr
The latest Intoxicating fluid out is
made in Tennessee Of sweet potatoes.-
Practical experimenters;s say it goes fur
ther, lasts longer ard makes a quicker
and more enduring fuddle than any 9TH
er liquid lighenlhS nowla use.E
A Young lady at sCavendish. ver-
mont, killed skunk with a butcher
knife last week. Her lover came to see
could not marry her unless she quit US
| ing so much everlasting strong hair oil.
How fastidious some men are.
-.
AHlnt 10 DIRTY Loaiers.
2 iL.-s Js
nc was standingo on tne corner corner
IN 'ne pace wncfe ,, ,, loaiers meet. 81, =
thcr ,r.,,e,, o,or Inc strcs,
From his mouth came Lnuendaes,
Ana ms eyes were opcH ",ue,
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C1NCINNA TIE zANESVILLE

WHEN ON SCHEDULE TIME.
GOING WEST.
4 Passenger Accommodation
Lancaster O.5a, asI a. m. 7aS, p. m.
VIZ eoISo EAST
.i.L Passenger ACCOMMODATION
Leave Train, Iran,
Lancaster 3:45 p. m. TOO a. m
2. nIy>Besides the above trains, there % are IT. IT.
regular trains, and persons approaching or
passInr the railroad track, should at all hours
pfday and night be particularly on thelr
guard for themselves and live stock g. 70 tra,ns
fn both directions. Any injury inflicted Will
sf nthcrrIse rest on their own carelessness.
- 'o'''i" ''' %. w. sHATTuCK,
Dec. Q. 1so9-tf supt''
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LANCASTER. OHIO,


-
BUSINESS xsCaT0S.
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49, T.. n ..sa.1 t ~ y, " kne
co,,n,ty oee s,s sa..no ,..s ~,
est az fh M sS ~ y n,
April l. isSo-iy.. -, - =
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tAAs. ~. NY 4 .ia,sAnCOCK, ~: D.3 Ho-
III, ~ ..y ea Dinee IN tIle islslnS
derer IN WIN NJ nj, n1ss vyyr ~ VI,
ha Itrr1eTv hoSsS 49, ssse ~
- ltc-sUT ~. u sc 80 tAPls so-iy'
Du mAVvSOT- Latu, ioao.o5 - 80
castop ,,o,,IS :. rss,nDetf ivcatgu ~ Ian
In.nbr - .H snG s, RuDs nsslusnce; corner 2. 70.
lbnline ovcr Ss,i,,eap,s cso,h, et,ro S'ss'
Marcii 81 s70Henss '''SSt.ss' '''SSt.ss' ! B
'--z-l-- IL - $4,000
snrss:n u,i iLbMnS ~ rNn nbnsSlSlan KY c e1a :,
Or. o. E' payis-at Mi times nnicss absenS IN
Profes sIon al husiness RasIslenrs ~, X aihcr
! ~ street Sonth. siie "A honSoS from r;aln,nhns
March 0. Isl 1T. Z. ',s'r
is,ia ~ aMlSEELIaANEOuS. -.
s=-.---;---- = - = Z =
VTIRGIL, r.. SHAW. LAW OFFT(,Fc
" over First National Bank. opposite the
Tallmadge House. Will attend promptly 10
all business entrusted to his care.
May 10th, 1BT0-tf ~ i,e 5sssss esis..9
T1RED. MAYER, successor of Jacob
| is Keller, Dealer in Groceries and Proyis-
ions, southwest corner Columbus and Chest.
mt streets, A complete stock always on hand.
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CITY OF LANCASTER.

CouncilAist Ward, r. NJ. wagenhals, Jos
~ 7lTTEa Armbruster.
~ end s. J. Wright, I. Stur-
geon.
"a /" III. Cannon, X. Fritter
Attn Jno. C. Weaver, VIM. II
f Kooken.
City solicitor-J. G. Reeves.
Marshal-Loo Noles.
Treasurer-J. McManamy.
Cierk--Wm. L. King.
Council meetings, first Thursday of each
month.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

Two centuries ago not one inahun-
dred wore stockings. Fifty years ago
nota boy in 4 thousand was allowed TO
ruin at large at night. Fifty years ago
not girl in thousand made a waiting
maid of her mother. Wonderful i'm
DrOvements IN this aye!
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

| Sttmttldnt are
required. They
| restore the Vitdl
forces in a re-
ma,'kabte degree,
and give tone to
| The system.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

Little -glsl- There, dolly, fon must
lie still aud sleep all day, cause I've doi
70 40 and vote. 7' 81 &
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

A Terre Haute girl pcrpetrates the
following excrutiating bit of poetry:
'Since ofyour love Twas bereft,
I've lost some ninety pounds in heft,
And now have scarcely ninety left
How could you be so cruel, JohnE''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

A farmer gathers what be 1owa Whine
a seamstress sews what sbe gathers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-06-09

IT G. SMITH, Manufacturer OF Candies
81 and Confectioneries. and Dealer in Gro
ceries, Fruits, Nuts and Toys Cakes, Ice
order. oyster and Ice Cream saloon for ladies
and gentlemen. Northwest corner OF Colum-
bus and Main streets. ~ [April !, 'TO-ly.