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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
LitchneId.

In the Superior court, last week, the jury brought in a verdict of $115 for the plaintiff, in the case of Geo. H. BaldDirl vs. GreeasOood Turnpike Co. Seymour and Graves for plff.; Andrews for deft. The New Milford tobacco case of Noble Bennett vs. Gerorlas Knapp resulted in disagreement of the jury. Criminal business commenced this week. James Ryan was sentenced to 30 days imprison- ment for an assault committed in this place. s
 Bishop Williams confirmed eight per- sons at St. Michaers, Sunday morning, and visited Trinity Paliah Milton, in the afternoon. HA
 By request of the Rev. Mir. Taylor, MT. F. R. Starr conducted the seikfees at the Methodist church, Sunday. aft: ternoon the attendance was very 1arge The discourses were original and showed marked ability.
 Attention is called to the new ad- vertisements of Bishop & Sedgwick, Bra man & Deming, Miss Aiken, and others.
 Ellsworth.
 On the 11th inst, the three. Sabbath schools of this place had union picnic. Very appropriate addresses were iven by Rev. Messrs. Abbot and MontgoAARH ac- companied with music and singfng A table some thirty feet in length was load ed with large variety of eatables, ana charged upon by over two hundred per- sons with marked decision. The occasion was much enjoyed as pic-nics usually are.
 Politics encouraging; but few Gree ley men here; even the Rev. A. Ticnor whom Cornwall newspaper correspond- represented, a few weeks since, to be a leading Democrat in this town, will not use his influence for Greeley, and the feeling generally here lis something like the young lady's who rose in Methodist class meeting and said, "When found my ribbons and ruffles were taking me straight down to destruction, I took them qfnd gave themo to iny sister" We yield up Mir. Greeley to the Democratic party and accept General Grant "On this line we fight it out. :"
 Mrs. Gibbs w. Skiff has lemon tree which has now growing upon it 100 lem ons, have one specimen from the tree weighing 13 ounces. G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
NNys OF TIE WEEK.

winton Ias It's Fair, Oct. 1st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
Noodbury.

The principal event of the past week
 with us has been the celebration of Mrs. Orphena Peoples one hundredth birth day, and the golden wedding of her
 daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
 Bradford J. Hull, on the 27th inst. It
 was originally arranged for Bethel Rock, with picnic for our four Sunday Schools, but the unfavorable weather ill the morn- ing necessitated change, and the meet ing was held at the Congregational church, At eleven o'clock, this ancient lady, and some fifty of her descendants, among whom were included children, grand chil- dren and great grand children, left her residence, at Mrs. B. J. Hull's and moved in procession to the church, where the exercises were opened by the singing of the Doxology, "Praise God from whom all blessing flow, to the tune of Old Hun
 dred. Then followed the reading of 8 part of the 9Oth Asalm, prayer by Rev.
 Mir. Moves, short address by Rev. Mir. Wyckoff, historical "reminiscences by w. Cothren, Esq, an address by MT. Moves, aspoem composed for the occasion by the Rev. A. N. Lewis, and the recitation of | some verses by the old lady, composed by herself after she was ninety year old, she then being blind and almost totally deaf. She spoke in clear voice and was listened to with thrilling interest by the large audience, and was distinctly heard in every part of the house. Sing l ing by the Sabbath schools was frequent
 throughout the exercise. We then ad- journed to the Town Hall for refresh
 ments. After the tables were removed
 came the golden wedding Gold coin seemed to be plentiful Mr. Hull was presented with gold headed cane from
 his children, the wood being of oak from
 the old stone house at Guilford which was
 built in 1640, and is the oldest in the
 State. The presentation speech was by
 Prof. W. N. Hall of Pittsburgh, Penn,
 and the response for the father was by w.
 Cothren, Esq. Mrs. Hull received gold
 specs. and the grandmother a fine easy
 cnalr m which she rode to and from the | gathering. Mrs. Teeple received gold
 spoon and last, but not least. a nice work
 basket from Timothy Hitchcock, of sey-
 mour, an old friend 91 years of age to.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

fdHERE. will be tent meeting held In New l Preston, commencing Sept. 24th, and hold over the following Sabbath. All christians are invited. Fare will be reduced one half on the Shepaug Valley R. R.; Also on stage from tho R. R. to the meeting. 24e2t
 egr Enquire for Tent Meeting Tickets.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
Washington.

The $. V. R. R. made beef out of fat steer, the other day above the tunnel. Conductor Fowler cut the animals throat and Burton Shove went down from the depot on arrival of the train and dressed it. The meat was sold as no owner ap- peared Sinoe then Bdson E. Seeley has returned from trip to Niagara Falls and finds one of his steers which lay near the roadside missing. It was probably his. Through somebody's fault, cattle are very troublesome on the track.
 HI. J. Church is in town and expects to move his family to Alabama, where he was been for few years past in 8 suc- -cessful business.
 A few city boarders remain to view the opening splendors of Autumn. They who leave at close of summers fervid heats. loose the gorgeous panoramas un- folded from every hill far as the eye can reach, and for which the miserable shows of city life are poor substitute.
 Is it usual to hear whip-poor- as late as the 20th of Sept.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

We made the mistake, last week, of rep resenting the Hon. Charles Adams as Lib eral delegate from Goshen, and of giving a wrong Temperance electoral ticket.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

CGExEsax SrxxSazEss Tkuss AND SUP- EswzER-oa FESiAy. Oct 4th. the invent s<sG psEAzRs sAe most perfect appliance susr pssssafe1 fox the retensi0n and cure sf H<<nA ws1 be at she Mansion House m tA@ FGsae t@ treat those afflicted with hzraz2or Rapture Dr. Sauyer's Truss m trNe fsaR lr0a wood or rubber. can be wssa cs@z8@nSsy and without pressureoyer sRanG TAe mOxt diascnlt rsfptures are MzszsAhaw hel1 hy taAis invention, with psxSsr4 ca@kngs t0 the wearer. See testi- @auiahA Dr & xil also be at the 1ennAzAey Ho@se. WInsted, on the Sd of 0xA
 a nnAEzzA tAe New Education law en-
 9n omr omazsAe. tlaia week. School
 zAsma and osheas interested in ss4@ahn. eam tAna have she law in conven. kanA Sam Eur Ee1ssence by preserving this knqm6nuE We are obliged, however, ir en2aa4aee. tD postpone several commu n6cazsnmn and so omik most cf the usua @azAaefd mnaaex
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

HoLLowAY's PmLs,-Absolute control over the disordered stomach and bowels exercised by these unapproachable vege- table curatives. Their genial effect upon the system is akin to the miraculous Sold 78 Maiden Lane, N, Y Price 9 cents per box. Ask for new style; the old is counterfeited. . 21.
 The greatest want of the present age is men and women, healthy and vigorous in mind and body. The continued head ache, weakness, nervousness, and varying ailments which aff1ict women are general ly the result of imperfect action of the stomach and other vital organs. Dr. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters, be- ing composed entirely of vegetable sub- stances indigenous to California, may be taken with perfect safety by the most del icate, and are sure remedy, correcting all wrong action and giving new vigor to the whole system. 24:4t
 Perhaps no real medicine ever gained the rapid popularity which Castoria has done. One person relates their expert ence of it's good effects to another If is vegetable preparation, perfectly harm less, pleasant to take; does not distress or gripe, but regulates the system, and is sure to operate when all other remedies have failed. Any. person who has ever used Castoria for Stomach Ache, Consti- patton, Group, Flatulency, Worms, Piles, or deranged Liver, will never again use nauseating Oil, Bitter Pills, or Narcotic Syrups. The Castoria contains neither Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. By it's soothing, quieting effect 1t produces nat ural sleep and IS particularly adapted to crying and teething children. It costs but 35 cents, and one bottle will save many dollars in doctors bills 22:4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

gether with letter referring to incidents of their early life.
 The celebrations passed off very pleas antly. Although blind and quite. deaf Mrs. Peoples health and mind are good. She has had eightchildren, but two of whom are living.
 Some of our. farmers, raising tobacco for the first time, hung it too thick and the hot weather has injured it consid- erably. = A new postofice, 'sMinortown," has been established at Buttons Mill in lower Nonnewaug; N. B. Burton, postmaster.
 On the 14th, no license was voted, 51 to 34.
 The annual fair of our Agricultural Society took place on the 18th and 18th insts. The number of cattle exhibited was less but their quality better than us- uaI. The address was delivered by the Rev. A. N. Benedict of Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
Kilbourn's Revelation from the RAILROAD STATIONI

* The Brick Steamer has just come iR, Filled with goods al over: s-.. Such as Putty, Sugar and Tin, Aaekerel, Timothy, and Clover The jolly Tars who manned the craft, Ne'er saw such a load, fore and aft, There was Salt, Codfsh and Oil, For you to buy, or burn, or boil; And the best of Flows from Chicopes, Will make your furrows deep and free. Buy my Cultivators and Horse Hoe, And your corn will more than grow. Use Phosphate for the growing crop, And next winter live on mutton chop. We've got Hoes, Forks and Rakes, And good Seythes of various makes, With everything that Farmers need, From good advice to Cattle Feed. We still draw out the 'Lasses, At prices right for the masses; And it's true we sell the best of tea, At less price than you often see, And flour the best that you can bake, Whether you want it for bread or cake. Here's where the people save their cbink md buy so low it makes 'em wink And, last of all, if you will call I'll show you why both great and smau
 Say I'm the greatest Duck
 That lives in Mattatuck Yours, D. 0. KILB0URN. May, 1872. 5Otf
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

A congress of Old Catholics met at Cologne, last week.
 Gov. Curtin declares for Greeley. s F Forester, the supposed Nathan mur- derer, has been discharged for want of proof against him.
 Greeley is making a Western tour.
 The Pittsburg Soldiers and Sailors con- vention was a large and enthusiastic gath ering.
 The full Congressional vote in Maine foots 18,182 Rep. majority larger than that of 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26

: BEVERLY, MAss., JHly l8 leae.
 DR. RApwAY T have hal Ovarian Tunor evnrles and hOwes All ths Doctors said there help " trSd every thing that recommended but nothing hslpsd sa
 your Rssovsa and oaght weald try but had no faS h it, because had suffered for twelve took x hestlas of the Eesolvent and box e1 R.dwars and tive
 ties of your Ready Relief aAd there s F uor to Es felt and feel better, smarter and happier have for twelve years. The worst In se le r bowss the groin write this you ss heaest s1 cthsra Yoa can publish it if you shosee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
WEST CORNWALL, Sept. 16, 1867

WEST CORNWALL, Sept. 16, 1867.
 The time for the annual Cattle Show and Fair of the Litchfeld County Agri- cultural Society is near at hand and. the patrons of the Society are reminded that their cooperation is needed to make it successful. A little effort on the part of all interested in the varied industries of the county sontributing of the products of thefaf nd manufactory will make the nitl0n one of increasing interest and profit from year to year. The officers of the Society are in earnest in their de- sires and labors to secure as large an ex- hibition as possible, and therefore invite contributions from all parts of the county .pf the results of labor and a fruitful sea- son upon the farm and in the shop and then they would be happy to see all the people gathered together to see it and each other and be encouraged and strengthened for the 1abors of another year.
 NATHAN HART
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-26
MEDICAL INSTITUTION WI HDQ OF YALE COLLEGE, 1S72-7S.

The collegiate year of medical study embraces winter and spring trem. In both terms the Faculty are fully engaged in She work of instruo- tion, which is 50 divided among the Professors, ten in number, that ell departments and special ties usual in the best medical schools are fully taught and iIlugtr@teds M*N &bts E&
 The next winter term, devoted to public lec- lures, begins October 17tk, end ends February 18th. .fssf-s svgzffe'gyf5.fs4
 The next Spring term, occupied chiefly with daily recitations from text books, begins March 9th, 1872, and ends June 26th
 Fees (pxid in sdWnce) Mstriculation Fee, S6, payable ones only. For both terms,r in one pay ment, e100s For eithsr term, separately. @60. Tickets t0 the Hospital end Dispansary gratui-
 For further information aad cirenlara, address the Dean of the Bsenlty, c. A. LnADsLM1, New Haven, Conn., se1 ek. NsA.s Ha lsl..ss NAW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12

ItOME TO THE COUNTRY. There Esss
Y j. an cNcccn! nWELuING-lOUSE,w with LII
gIrrcu ard orchard attached. II Jcicrsvillc. for rent
Also. on the sam" lo;. II most desirable SItRl-
not, 81. Til" dwelling and store will nc rented |"
the ,a,l q or different persons "a may hc desired
Adde'S Mrs. VI. ATWOOD. Jetcrsvillc. Oh Rich
momd ANA ranviIlc railroad, Amelia county. Va.
,.ru%tE
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AUcrsoN sAIEs--Fnsnre Days.
r ARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE FARM, MANSION,
FLOUR-MILL, &C.,
At FREDERICKSBURG va.

The undersigned will sell ut public auction. on
TUESDAY, November &C. 1sI2. ut l2 NJ, on inc
premises, the FARM and MANSlON-IiDuSE ad-
Joining Fredericksburg known rs BEOMf1OS, pr
MARTE'S HEIGHTS, late the properly Oh Jonh l..
MHr,e, deceased. .
THIS estate Is conceded to be one OF me must
valuable and attractive properties In Eastern II
gIuin, The farm coIitairIs Two HUNDRED AM
EIGHTY ACRES OF FERTfLEAND HifHLi
IMPROVED LAND, producing An average VI
twenty bushels Of wheat and forty bushels Oh corr
under tudiSurs tiage. 1t IS abundanfiy suppnCu
with water, Is well set In grass, ana uhaer he"
fencing. r ,.,.,s
Thp mansion is of brick. with slate roof: contains
eleven rooms, BESIDES halls, closets spacious pol.Cn.
&C. The cartilage Of eighteen acres is andsonei!
laid on, in ward lawn pad,iocks. and lins coin'o-
djous ,si.buildings and every convenience LOT ne
siralTc tpsiccncc The dwelling Is In fifteen minnles
w,lk Of the centre of fredericksburg yet rosSc,,Scs
all the advantages Of al elegant conntry-se.,.
entire property IS In complete of1cr. ana le '.hu
will &c offered IN Subdivisions to suit purciiaseis
Will also sell publicly on THyRSpAr; N H1I
Der csth. 1872. mt I2 NJ, MARIE'S FLOuk-MlLL;
situated In Fredericksburg. adjoining Inc rairoau
bridge over the Rappalannock. The mil mas u
never Hing watcr-right equal 10 isorse power Is
substantially built OF brick, covered with sitte,
threc-storie contains three pairs OF Burr stoncs,
with improved modern machinery (all III complete
or,!erl and has large warehouse attached.
The mill LIT fronts about l30 feet on WaIcT sutt'
vautacrs OF the site are unequnllcd ny any NJ
Frcdcricks Jurg, having RAILROAD ana SHIPPING
commune alton at the mill door.
TERMS Accommodating as 10 thrCc-ionrthS ol
the purchase money. JOHN l.. MAXI r: H.,
Nh llueh''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12
REMOVALS..

pEMOVAL.--ln removing to his new
Al Office on Bank street. at the west corner from
the custom house, W. II. ROBINS, Real Estnte
Agent and huctionecr, takes the occasion to return
hs grateful thanks to his friends, who by their lib
erIl patronage. have susained him In bus uess since
he started In le5 and also for iavors he has received
from the general public. He solicts a continuance
of The SalDe and hopes that with his Increased faci-
tiles. and the exertiou of IN energy even greater
than In the past, he will merit and receive the
tom Of many he has not heretofore done business
for. ,
He has constantly on sale FARMS, large and small.
Also. city property of every acscriptton improved
and unlmproved, Alse, number Of desirable SUI
burban homes. - ,
He cells by auction; also RENTS, LEASES, and
COLLECTS. Makes conveyanccs, takes acKno"l-
Judgments, &C., as SOTARYPUBLlC, and, in short.
docs uil proper things pertaining TO every branch OF
The Real Estate business. Respectfully,
WI. ROBINS.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office Bank street. west corner from custom-iouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12

Mrs. Harriet BcechCr Stowe Is edltihS
Eibrsrv Of Famous Fiction, which Is 10 cln-
hsacr in a single volume "Thc Pilgrims
procrcss.y Robinson Crusoe,"" CULVER
TraVels." "Vathek." and five other OF the
masterpieces of English imaginative 'i'c r,l
tnre, Ford & Co. VIII publish the BOOK
with numerous illustrations; uniform Will
Bryant's Library of Poetry ami song
The Rev. George c. Harding; OF she St.
owls democrat. has n new book In press.
IIn calls il .IOn Fools" and it will corsain
many interesting "reminiscences OF mcnfDeES
of both the eastern and western press
Eourier-JouTRdi.
The military organizations in Charleston,
South Carolina, are preparing to have 5ood
old-fnshioned celebration OF WaSlnhgtoifS
birthday next February.
The salary of General Mcclellan as engl-
neer-in-chicf of the department OF docks ID
New York has been reduced from s2o,0oO 10
$4,000 year, at his own request.
twill take the English language long
time TO recover from the distortion to when
il has been subjected since the horses pave
been sick.
yida, waves are bore. especially II you
are underneath them.
You can smoke on Chicago Sffect'car as
much as you like.
Belgium is an exceedingly iuieiicItohs
place for married people.
Mast Is illustrating "Pickwck for Har'
per's Household Dickens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12
BY Grllbbs & Williams,
Auctlonecrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
l. BRICK TENEMENTS. Nos. -, ON TIit:
EAST LINE OF BROOK AVENUE BETWEEN
DUVAL AND RAhER STREkTS-In execution
of decd Of trust To trustee. dated Goth April
1872, and recorded In Richmond Chanccry Court
required by the creditor securely will sell at alc-
ton. upoi, the premises, on TUESDAY. 18th No
above referred to- with the LOT OH which they
stand, 81 by III feet
This property Is rented at 5000 per annIim, and
will pay large percentage upon the sum they viii
sell for.
TERMS Cash for expenses of sale and to pay off
n note for $3.50 due Isl OF October: credit for 1913
until I'd May. lsI3: balance upon terms To be made
known AT sale all credits to bear interest and to he
secured by trust deed.
L. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
cpt-rpS e WILLIAMS, tuCtOuccrr. |.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12
by Till & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and auctioheeis'
No. Hos Main street.

NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE FRANZ
IN COTTAGE, WITH TWO AokEESSr,fs ~ 81 NJ
YuND Tile COHrORArE LIME. NON ~, -
CUPiED BY MIR. b. L. POkTEAu&, F 44hhx snhT
Al AUC'TiOS.-tin' WEDN GSDhf, NSrch.'NNit
isih, al o'clock p. NJ, va the premises, We W.
sell nj auction the abovc-dc~crt'c prnSSs'y
ated on the rorth side of Grove r'tl rrt III,
has hccn nut In excellent repair, about ss.a ha> ~,
been spent IN iaperng psint!us, ana '' Ii,rhc,,.
prov enents- Ii contains seven fooas.s, , m.irr
stable harp, &C.. ON tire preiniseS: geo. nae.
fruit and strawberry ecsl. 1t Is a very n..,,s
resiaenee and being 80 near The ciiy Win sfs -
already provided for on rv'ss siie, :. no or.,
TERMS: 81, 300 credit viii hc allowed an'a y
February, 1875, $500 eash. and he itsa. yne,ts
NOS HILL Il GQpDlS, AusAohss'"
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BY Lee & GOddin, huctioaCrrs,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT AND
L THREE,;9uAkTEE ACRES oF NALCr,Ay:
BILE GARDENING LAND II THE COUNTY
OF HENKICO. on THE MEAnOWBRlD.,E
ROAD; OPPOSITE THE FARM Of TIE LATE
DIR. DEANE, FOR SALE AT AJtllpH.-Ey
virtue OF decd II trust executed by Jamcj r. God
din and wife, bearing datc 18th May, ISL July OF
record In the clerks office OF lcn'ico County t"ur'
10 ~ trustee for certain purposes therein men
TONED, will proceed 10 sell hcu% 81 rcIuiIcI I" r
~ the beneficiary secured Iii said Died. OH FElhN.
18th November, i.12. oil the rrcms'*, nj - ocl",k
L. NJ. the real estate mentioned ~ follows:
hil 3t certain land lying and l"iu: In lhr c"'in-
~ o; Ecnrico on Tie M"a'lowbTidEc road. = ~l"ii
distance beyond III" northern line Of l;riHnrni
city, consisting ofTWO PARCELS aud cont,uing
THREE AND DNE-ifALF A,HES. n,'l" rir>-.
Also ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND adl"iu-
ing the abuyc containing ABOUT FIVE AND
ONt.-fOi N II ACRES.
TERMS: Enough in cash 20 'lcIraN r>icns,N" 81
sale andc cutting this tris; aud pay al ncs"iia-
bic note Irr :i.ga5 at SIX mouth, from dalc WIN
same interest balance upon such terms ~ Tue '"i'
GGdiin MAY direct: ur, without such erection, rs
the trustee may think proper. ..
IiERBERT a. CLAIBORNE.
un5 Trustee.
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by Richardson < Co..
Real Estate Agents aud Aucionetfa,
No. lll3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF \ b r G X
L DWELLING AND LOT aoA!o0 EEEr. o.
THE SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STEEEr EE-
TWEEN TWENTI-FIRST AND TIVE NIf-St-
COND STREETS. CHURCH iiiI.L, ~ ALEi
TION.-By virtue Of the provisions ot certain 'h"h
of trust executed by r. T. swift, deceased 4" the NJ
dcr>igncd. trustee. hearing date on the 6ih day "l
October lsTl. aud duly recorded III the clerk ono"
of the Chauccry Court ui The city OF liic'lonh ~
nccd5c"k ~. H. page 343. 10 secure III" ft'aHS' ~
the purchase money PAYABLE on said properly, hi@t
thereto required, shall proceed I" sell ~ rrbl"
auction. on the premises, nn TUESDAY he i''h
instant. at O'Clock /. NJ. the valuable estate l"a'
ted and described above. The dwelling has base
mcnt and two stories above. containing seven r""N,
with gas In the building, water and kitchen on flr
premises.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defray III" expenses "i
executing this aud 10 pay oil note for :d5!.5d
with iit"rcst thereon nj the rate al twciHc i%t tti.
rcr anNun from the 9Th of october. l.1:. ami -"i:"
I'm six months from said date: tie residue ~ t""I"
months from said t!ate. Tie purchaser 10 EiHr ms
negotiable notes for TIC deferred payments WIZ "a
tcrcst added ut six per cent per anniIin a'd Ncf"F'
By q decd OF trust. ...
!. 4. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICH NRpSDS L Co, AuCtionncr'. t""
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The distribution will be by Gindioidcd persons
Tor blind chilireu) from TWO wheels. Of which
will contain gifts printed slips, sealed III emvc
lopes of the same size; the other Will contain tags
with numbers on them corresponding with all The
tickets sold. After the contents of both wheels are
thoroughly mixed by revolving, the person at the
first Wheel will take number therefroln, and then
the person at the second wheel will take gif;
thcrefrom and the gift thus taken will belong to
the number taken Immediately before it. This Pre-.
cess Will coutinuc-tle numbers and gifts being
publicly announced-until the whole four hundred
and one Gifts are distributed Thus the public will
readily see there can be 10 fraud, colluSion, cl
knowledge of what gift any number will get.
Should the tickets be not all sold when the concert
CONES oil the presents will DC distributed in proper
ton Ia the number sold.
It's hoped the public VIII promptly respond 10
this effort to establish upon firm basis delightful
resort during tlle heated months.