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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-01-27
The G. and y. RaiIroo,l.

The G. and u. Railroad.
The necessary repairs having
been effected. trains are again run
ming on this Road with the usual
regularity. Mr.. SHATTUcK, Su.
perintendent, informs us that the
damage by the freshet last week
was severe, amounting to some
$25, 1000. 1t was the heaviest on
the west end of tho road. Ten
bridges were damaged by the car
rying away of trestles from under
them, and piers and abutmcnts bo.
ing undermined. One engine and
three cars were run into Paint
creek, at Z P. NJ, on the 18th, in
consequence Of the point of danger
being left unguarded by sigr ais of
any kind, and tho wrong location
given by telegraph, of the disabled
train the night before; also the in.
formation by dispatch that the
damaged trestle would be repaired
before the troin that ran into the
creek would arrive there.
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A Screnadc.

: We were complimented, on
Monday night last by q screnadc
from the colorcd band of this city,
an association of our colored fel-
low citizens who are cultivating
the science of instrumental music
with praiseworthy diligence. 1t
was the first occasion on which
they have played outside Of their
practising room, and the circum-
stance Of the recent ratification by
Ohio of the Fifteenth Amendment
must have inspired them, we think,
to blow their most sonorous and
melodious strains, which had an
intensely thrilling effect. The
progress the band has madc is
indeed commcndable, and we thank
our friends for the compliment
paid usin their Monday nights
performance.
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For the lancaster Gazette.
Singular Phenomenon.


While returning from Society in
Sub district No. /, Pleasant town.
ship, on Friday night, tho 2lst
inst, in company with Fred Mast,
Edward Peyton, and J. d. Splitter,
thero suddenly shono upon US a
light--surpassing the moons
brightest beams. (It was about
nine o'clock and the moon had not
yet arisen.) Ny first impression
was that the moon had suddenly
emerged from behind a cloud, but
the sky was cloud!ess. The light
shone upon US so suddenly, that it
almost blinded and bewildered US,
and when we turned to discover the
cuusc Of it, wc bcheId the largest
meteor we had eyer seen. IL
passed from the Constellation
Orion, a distance Of perhaps aboat
two or three degrees to the south
cast and became extinct. Shortly
afterward there followed q deep
rumbling noise, resembling distant
thunder, but moro nearly resem
bling tho sound Of drums. The
sound proceeded apparently from
the horizon in the southeast. Il
was o prolonged, and continuous
rumbling, gradually growing more
and more indistinct until it finally
ceased altogether. 1t lasted about
three or four minutes. Tho light
Of the Meteor was Of a reddish vel
low In color, and in the train
which followed il were intermixed
all tho various hucs Of tho rain.
bow. Tho light of the Meteor
surpassed in brilliancy anything
Of the kind | ever behold, and the
rumbling noise occasioned by it, is
something which have hitherto
never heard. w. ID.
West Rushville, Ohio.
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HoH'i''I'gsn rsqE.; g.s .. tss...si,;.ss',a.cr}
The soeuety met. a1d vas called
70 order by F. J. Boyisg, rFcsi.
dent. ~
The select committee appointed
to examine the Scecaos sois .he
Treasurer asked for further time
IN which to make their report, and
on motion, the same was granted.
On motion Of J. I. Busby, it
was resolved that all persons hav- :
ing in their possession books be-
longing TO this Society are reqair-
cd TO return them forthwith to the
Librarian, Mr.. D. StaItor.
The late Corresponding Secre-
tary having reported no settles
ment'ss yet in regard 10 the claim
OF The Agricultural Society against
this Society, on motion, Messrs.
Boving, Kinkead and Busby were
appointed committee TO make
such settlement on the best terms
practicable.
The question for discussion be-
ing in order, on motion the same
Was continued till next regular
,meeting;a at which timo paper
on tho subject, what arc the
prospects Of Fruit Growing in the
Fature?' will be read by Mr.. Stal.
ter.
REPoRT OF FRUIT COMMITTEE =
Apples, by Ut. Busby-Smith' :
Cider, very good; Pcnnock, medi.
nm quality; Tulpehocken, very
fnc. By J. NJ. Gallagher, Seed.
ling, small. bu, fine flavor; White
PIppin, very fine. The last named
variety is recommended by Mr..
Bateham as valuable for Central
Ohio, and the committee concur.
On motion adjourned to Satur.
day, Feb. IL, at the usual hour.
+ J9B0VlNG, Pres.
S. A. GRIsMoLn. Sec At
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T EGAL NOTICE

IL ~
John Wiiner, Philip Widner, .Tac oh Widner.
David Rodepouch, Susan ROdepouch his wife
Margaret Widner (mlnor), and Daniel Kutz of
Fairfield county, Ohio; San'ucl Holiday and
Sarah Holiday his wife. of ,Teiicr son coIIrty,
Nebras ka; and William Wdnerspf Nashville,
IN the state OF Tennessee will take notice that
h petition was filed against them ou the 18th
day ofJanuaryA. D. 1870, iii tho Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for The comfy of Fair.
field, and state of Ohio aforesaid, hy Robert
Pngh and Malinda Pugh his gife, and lisnow
pending, wherein sad petitioners demand
partition OF the following real estate, situate in
snid county OF Fairfield and state of OhiO, to.
wit: pgrt of section No, ~, Tdwhship *.
Range -l8, bounded M fp.ioNs lie eI.ning NJ a
post at the south west corner Of said section
thence cast III poles to a post, thence North 25
poles to post; thence west 10 poles TO post;
thence south 25 poles 10 the place OF begin
ming, containing two acres and 5O-lOO OF an
acre ofland.
Also, part Of the vest half Of section No. u,
Township Is, Range lS, bounded az follows,
to.wit: beginning ut a stone planted on tho
west line OF the section, q chairs ana 60 links
Va 65 west of a stone piantedat the Southwest
corner Of the section; thence north va 80, west
2chains and 40 linksto stone; thence cast va
G6' west ichains ~ links to stono; theme
sonth Va 6Swest 2chans and 40 links 10 a
stane; thence west va BS'west chains and y
links TO the place of beginning, containing one
mere more or less
Also olIt-lOt No six Of the subdivision OF
lands Of which Thomas Wright died seized
containing five and 52.lOOhcres by estmation,
and that at tho next term OF said court the
said Robert Pugh and Malinda Pugh his wife,
willapply for au order that partitionfmay be
made of said premises. AN II IA
ROBERT PUGFT, md ~
MALlNDAPuGH.. his wiie.
W. T. WISE, Atty.
Jany got h, lS7UW6.
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The "CreatiOn."

Tho Philharmonic Society Of
Columbus will repeat its perfor-
nance of Haydn's great oratorio,
THE Creation" at the Opera
House in that city on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 9Th. This will bo a
volunteer concert on the part Of
that fine musical Association, for
the benefit of the building fund Of
the Odd Fellows now Hall, Of Col.
umbus-a magnificent edi6ce in
course of erection by that benevo-
lent Order.
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THE ROBBERY OF REBER,
KUTz a. ULRIOK'S STORE.
Detection of the BSrOIarsi
RECOVERY OF GooDsl
Tco Lancaster 4Cories," wahhar
Accomplice, in Jail!

Immediately after the occurI ence
Of the robbery of the night Of the
10th inst, above mentioned, the
unrayeling Of tho case was placed
in the hands Of a couple Of Colum.
bus detectives, who followed il up
with such skill and success that on
Tuesday last Mr.. UIrick was in.
formed by one Of them as to the
hiding place Of the stolen goods,
and Marshal Noles armed with the
proper documents for tho arrest of
the perpetrators Of the crimo.
The result was that search was
made of tho residence of Mrs.
Mills, in East Lancaster, whore
over $1,000 worth OF tho stolen silks
were found secreted in a trunk,
and between 5000 and $500 worth
recovered from other parts of the
promises. This includes tho bulk
Of the stolen property. o part hav.
ing been used by the parties or SO
disposed of as to render its rccov.
cry doubtful. Meanwhile the
Marshal proceeded to arrest Lew.
Bodenheimer and Wm. Dayton, o
couple of young men of our city,
and they are now securely lodged
in Jail, the evidence against them
being said 10 bo conclusive as to
their guilt of the robbery. Mrs,
Mills was also arrested by the
same officer, and occupies an apart
ment in tho institution presided
over by Sheriff Jackson.
The examination of the accused
parties came off before Mayor
Slough at one o'clock, P. NJ yes.
tcrday. Our paper went TO press
before the result was known, but it
may safely be assumed that the
parties under arrest were bound
over to answer at tho next term OF
the Common Pleas Court.
P. .S.-Since writing the above
We learn that James Calvin,
has also been arrested as a party
to the robbery, and lodged in jail,
also that the examipation of the
prisoners has been postponed un.
til Saturday next.
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Fairfield Ahead Yet!

Our friend Mai. B. W. CARLISLE,
of Greenfield township, recently
sold 10 SHERMAN MEEKER, Esq. of
Amanda township, lot of hogs,
Of his own raising, 45in number,
tho average weight of which was
1872 pounds. Weight Of the heav.
lest hog, 77s pounds. In the lot
were five spring pigs. and afew
others whose age did not exceed
II months. Taking out these, the
remainder, or what the Major
terms matured hogs, would aver
age, he is confident, 500 pounds
cach-and few persous who saw
the drove as it passed through our
streets, would, we think, be dis.
posed to question this estimate.
This lot Of hogs brought Major
Carlisle sum little short Of $500.
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.NOTICE TO TEACHERS


Tho Board Of Examiners will meet in the
North Grammar School Room, for the exannin.
alton OF Teachers, or the LIST, and I'D Sat-
urdaysin Febru n ry, list, 2nd and
Sd Saturdays.in March and April,
and 1st Saturday In May, 1870.
The examination Tlll begin precisely at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and no applicants will be recei.
we'd for examination after 10 o'clock, Am.
Teachers viii remember that they can get
certificates at no other time, and that they
must be prepared to stand an examination in
orthography, Reading. PeDmanship, Arth-
rietic, Geography, English Grammar and The
DRY OF Teaching. s
l. The character ofthe applicants examin-
iuRtion viii be represented on q scale Of ONE
to TEN -one denotng the lowest qualifca-
ton. and ten the hi CHEST. - ts
2. Four classes CT certificates will be grant.
ed, as follows FIRST lass, valid ~ months,
secondclass, valid IS months; third class, val
id 2imopths; fourth class, valid c MONTHS.
3. satisfactory examination in the theory
and Praetice Of teaching, anc a high degree Of
success teaching will also be consideredin
.determiuhlg thu lass ofcertifcate to be grant
ed. No certificate viii he grante ed unless the
app lieant passes an exarnihat on in each branch
OF study required by law.
Owing TO aehangeinth school laws, all ap-
plicants will be required to pay fee OF ffly
cents, as a con dition OF examination. o. 70
All apnlcant must come prepared with a
certificate good moral character and pre-
paid en- yelope properly addressed 10 them.
selves" BY order OF the Board,
JSn'y Is, ls7o-a.
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"UNcLE SANS BUSINESS. ."-We
have received a lengthy communi-
cation headed as above, the burden
of which is a complaints of the
manner in which certain Post
Office in this county is managed.
Seeing no sufficient cause for its
publication, wo respectfully de-
cline it--especially as the author
does not assume the responsibility
OF affixing to it his own proper
signature tor publication. 1t is
not the province Of the Gazette to
right tho wrongs complained of
and If they actually exist, il would
seem obvious, we should think,
that the P. o. Department is the
proper place to which to apply for
q remedy.
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s. A. GRIswoLD, Sec
Passed January 20, 1891
A n ORDINANCE

Providing for the cleaning Of the sidewalks
and CUTTERS ofthe city Of Lancaster, Ohio.
SEQ |. BE Il ordained by the City Council
OF the city OF Lancaster, Ohio That The owner
or 3ccupier Of any lot or part Of lot in
said city which bounds or abuts upon,any
street, Square, or public place Of sad CITY
the sidewalks Of which hall have been payed
or rayeled,and the cutters Of which shall have
been bouliered, shall keep or cause TO be
kept, the said side walks and cutters free from
and clean ofall rubbish, gross weeds or other
obstruction.
Sec. 2. That within the first four hours Of
daylight after any fail OF snow shall have
ceased, the person or persons named IN the
frstsectlon this Ordinance shall remove or
cause to he moved from the sidewaiks 3 in
the hrst section named. nll or so much Of the
snow thereon as NAV he necessary to provide a
safe and convenient foot path over such side
walk. - ..r.,' !. - 80
Sec. ,. Whenever any Of the ri ie wnlks in
the hrst section named, shall become obstruct-
ed or dangerous by reason Of ice thereon, il
snail be the duty OF the person or persons
named IN SAID section to cause said side walk
70 DC male safe and convenient by removing
said ice therefrom or by covering the same
with some suitable material; and ftiiing 10 do
so such person or persons shgll be liable TO a
hne "f not exceeding five dollars for each OF.
fence 10 be recovered by prosecution accord
ing TO law.
Sec q. Thatin case any Oft hc persons mcn-
toned IN the hrst and second sections OF tins
ordinance shall refuse or neglect to clean his
her or their cutters or sidewalks and keep the
same thereafter cleaned az in said first and
second sections required It shall be the duty
oil the Street CommIssi ontrto not iiy the per.
son or lpersons. therein named to clean ,he
same; and In case said dperson or persons shall
reuse or neglect TO eomTly for Gay twenty
four hours aiter receiving such notiee Il ahal. Be
the duty OF said Street Cominiss ioneI to cause
said gutter or sidewalk to he clean ca and the
cost thereof IL hereby made acharee against
the ownor or owners Of the lot or part OF a loi
in front ofwhich the tabor Is performed and II
isalso made Alien upon SAID lot orpart of a
lot, should the owner or owners Of said lot or
part ola lot refuse or neglect to pay tho cost
ofclcaning said gutter or sidewalk AZ aforesaid
the same shall be collected and the lien en-
side walks.
Sec. o. This ordipsnce Shall take effect AZ d
hen force from and after ITS passage aud legal
publication. '7fF' TTf'ez'
~ - 30 ;IACoB HITE, p. C. C.
W. u. KISG, city clerk
Ian 1QTn-O,r
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ACCIDENT Mr.. Adam Schultz.
a very aged citizen residing on
Mulberry street, while walking
upon the icy sidewalk on Monday
last, suffered a violent fall, by
which his side and hip were so
confused Os to amount 10 a danger.
GUS injury. Mr.. s. is over 80
years Of age, which, with the ma.
ture of the injury, will render his
recovery very slow, if not doubt
full.
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NEW YEARS.

Now Years was ushcred in some.
what disagieeably for out door
sports, and The pupils wero con-
finednchiefly to t6eir play. rooms,
while busy preparations were go
ing on in the chapel and sewing
rooms for the evening entertains
ment This began att In the eve-
ming and continued until 10, when
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Building and Loan Association
Convention.

Convention.
A State Convention was held in
Columbus last week, composed OF
delegates from the several bniid.
ing and loan associations of this
State. As object was to take
measures for obtaining legislative
action to exempt such associations
from taxation. The Lancaster As.
sociation was represented ihJthe
Convention by Rudolph Seipel,
Esq, and the Fairfield County AS
sociation BY l.. u. Olds, and F. j.
Boving, Esqs.
The Committee on Memorial re-.
ported a petition for, presentation
to the Legislature, accompanied by
a,joint resolution exempting build,
ing and loan associations, as associi
ations, from taxation, which the
General Assembly is asked to adopt.
The petition is to be signed by the
representatives of the various
branch associations OF the State.
Messrs. Danglcr, of Cleveland;
Carhart, ofGalion; Von Seggern, Of
Cincinnati, and Dietrich, Of Day
ton, were appointed a special com
mitteo to presentthe memorial and
resolution to the Legislature, and
lobby for its adoption.
The Committee on Permanent
Organization reported adversely to
a permanent organization of the
Association at this time.
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New and Safe Lamp.

GEORGE BURBERRY, of this city,
has the agency for Fairfield and
Hooking counties for the "Perkins
& House Patent Non Explosive
Kerosene Lamp" the greatest thing
out in that line. Good canvassers
wanted for tho townships. Call
on Mr.. Burberry, at Brcnncman's
book storo. Particulars in adyer>
tisement next week. W
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Union Christian Convention.

TO the Followers Of Christ:
DEAR BRETHREN 1t has been thought
eXpedient to hold n Union Christian
Convention, in LANCASTER, O., so
that the followers of Jesus Christ might
meet and confer together upon the best
method for advancing His kingdom ;
uniting in prayer to Almighty God for
the outpouring of the Holy Ghost upon
Zion.
Its hoped by this conference for uni
ted prayer and interchange of expert
cnce, to awaken in our churches deep
or interest in the Christian Work; to
bring out practical methods adapted to
churches, societies and individuals, and
to secure more general conservation to
the service of the Master. 't"t
We therefore, by this letter, invite
each Evangelical Church to send its
Pastor with at least two laymen, to
meetin convention at the Presbyterian
Church in Lancaster, ON Tuesday Eve
ming, February Sth, 1870, and to cen
tinue until Thursday evening, Feb. 10,
Delegates are requested to come pre-
pared to report on the first evening, the
religious condition of the fields they
represent. Ministers having charge of
more than one congregation are entitled
to delegation from each. sa
The following topics are proposed for
discussion: " '--
list. What are the great hindrances to
the progress of Christ's Kingdom in our
midst. and how may they bcovercome ?
I'd. How can the unity of Christ's fol-
lowers be better manifested to the
world? sg4. aa..rr .t.
81. Whatarc The best methods for
organizing and developing the Christ
ian activity Of The entire membership
Of the churches? 'l'"
4th. What shall be, done to secure n
moro general attendance oftho people
upon Public Worship II .-, -g- Z. ,,o
Ample provision will be made for the
entertainment of all outside Of the City
who may attend the Convention, A
committee will be in attendance in the
Lecture Room Of the iChnrch, edGring
Tuesday afternoon, and during the ses-
sions ofthe Convention, to whom dele
gates are requested torcport, that they
may be assigned to the houses Of friends
for entertainment. 'et .1'i '02ro
We trust We shall have the co-op ,ra-
tion of the Ministers of the Gospel,
who upon receiving tiiis cali win pre-
sent tito their people and urge the Sc
lection Of delegates, and tho attendance
of as many as can come. ''' 20
naitvntj Yours in Christ Nsdst0
d. N. Spahr, Pastor of NJ. L. Church /;
W.T.. Harvey, Presiding Elder NJ. E.
Church; p. Rising, Of the NJ. r. Church /;
II. G. Trout, of the NJ. E. Church; II.
Willard, Pastor Cor Ref. Church !;
Emanucl Giesy, Ger. Ref. Church; John
Scott Rector st. Johns Episcopal Par
ish; w. j. Reese, st. Johns Episcopal
Parish; II. s. Snodgrass Pastor Of Pres
byterian Church; VIM. Galbraith, Pres
bytcrian Church; L. IL. Olds, Presby-
terian Church; B. +. Reinmund, of
Eng. Luth, Church; A, NJ. Beery, Eng.
Luth. Church; L. L. slocum, of the
Baptist Church; ]. G. Hite, of Baptist
Church, Committee Of Arrangements.
Lancaster, o., Jan. %, 1870.
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D remedy

GREAT FIRE.-T. E. Billingburst
informs US that tho immense
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Factory at Bridgeport, Conn,
tho gFeatest in the world, was
burned down on Saturday last
He has o number Of the machines
yet on hand. sitt. x@,'l
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The brilliant young lecturer
GEORGE KEENAN,, delivered his dis
, conrse on "Adventurcs in North
orn Asia and Siberia" to a crowded
audience in Hopkins Hall, Cincin,
natl, on Friday evening last.
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A testimonial concert in compli.
ment to Capt. HEYDE, thepopular
tenor Of tho Maon nerchor, is to be
given at the Opera House, Colum-
bus, on tho evening of February
3rd. 'aa
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= EG AL TIC E.
~ sRz5taa

Christi M Krnemer whose residence is un
known. # she be alive or her heirs or legal rep.
resentstives, whose names and residences are
INK nown. ifshe bedead, are hereby notified
that on the 9th day Of December, 1869, Phile.
mon Il. Ewing fled hispetiiiOn IN theGonTt Of
Common Peas in and for the county Of FAIR
field, and State Of Ohio, against them setting
forth that he IL the owner of two undivided
thirds ofland warrant No. SO,05S for lG0 acres
issued by the Government ofthe United States
| n the name Of Christina Kraemer, Frederic K
Rabe and Hannah Ripe, brother and sisters and
heirs at law OF Peter RAhe, alias Rabey, deceas-
ed. .latea private in Capt. Tusker's Co., End
Reg't Ohio Vols under dSte Of February 2sth
1857, and OF the certificate therefor bearing
daie the same dag, andihat sad Christina
Ktaemcr iflfsing, or herheirssnd legal rep
resentatives,N slieb he dead, owirtiie other I'M
divided third thereof, and that he does not
know her residence ,or whether she is living,
or the names or residence Of her heirs or le-
gal representatives, ifshe he dead and pray
ing that his said inte rest In said Warrant and
certificate be set Oft to him IN seyeralty or II
that cannot be done th.t the said warrant and
certfcate he sold and the proceeds be divided
between him aud sold defendants according to
theirresp pActve,r ights rs afo resaid.
And said defendants are further notified that
they are required to appear and answer said
Petition On orhefore the third Saturday after the
lOlh day of February, 4. D. 1870.
~, HUNTER !, DAUiiH ERTY,ar
I flI( iiit ( Attdrnfysfor flai ntlh.
Lsnssster, o. Dc c!3O, lSs916y. 7 M !
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The @, & H, V. r. R. Compa.
ny is fortunate in its conduc>
tors of passenger trains. Messrs.
SNIvELY and JosEPHs, are both, as
we have had occasion to observe,
officers, who, while rigid in the
performance OF their duties toward
tho Company, are yet, in the
strictest sense, gentlemen in their
intercourse with passengers.
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Ole Gaztttt.
u gLANCAsTER, OHIO:
NE - = Z
1znrsday, Jan. q, 1870.

We are indebted to JOHN II.
GRovE, Esq, Superintendent of
the State House, for copy of his
annual rcport-and to s. G.. HAR-
#, RAuaH, Esq, State Librarian, for
- copy Of the Library Commission.
ers' report.
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Your Homo ,is not complete,
without Q Wheeler & Wilson, Sew
ing Machine. T. e. BILLING
HURST, Agt. $3.50 ,s.ibSha@
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VALUABLE FARM FOR
v SALE.

The undersigned vii sell his farm, consist
inE OF $40 acres, situate IN Hooking town
ship, six miles west Of Lancaster on the turn
nike. The lands are first class, in the highest
state of cultivation and Improvement aFe
we'll watered by living springs, The buildings,
orchard fruit aud ornamental trees well Sc
lected and IN abundance Liberal terms CIV
on. Cail on theunde eisigped on the premises,
or on N. Schleeh, Lancaster, Ohio.
mo. u. sCHLEIcH.
Jan'y IS, '70w3,