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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

The few compositions which
have won the confidence Of
mankind and become house.
hold words among not only
one but many nations, must
have extraordinary virtues.
Perhaps no one ever secured
so wide a reputation or main
tanned 1t so long as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL. II has
been known to the public
about forty years, by a long
continued series ofmarvelous
-nnraa ruhinh hnrn .rnn nnr Ii
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
Rittrature.
LIPS THAT KISSED ME LONG AGO.
nv HOWARD fHuRsroN.

nv uoWAnD TWUUaTON.
Va we're fair. and ye were sweet
T.nder Inns. I loved YOU so.
Mine ye often used 10 meet.
Then Love sang It's rladdest song,
Then Hone wore ia bllthest smile,
For your kisses rips and long
Thrilled my beng all the while.
Golden with a rlorv bright,
Life was like an answered prayer,
Holding in Il rnre delight
Never came n cloud above.
Never vaned the aolden glow.
Never ceased the song Of love- Lila.
Lips that kissed me long ago.
., 80.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
THE HAPPY HOUR.

The busy day is over,
The household work is done;
Tho cares that FRET the morning
Have faded in the sun;
And, in the happy twilight,
sit In happy rest,
With my darling little baby
Asleep upon my breast.
White lids, with silken fringes,
Shut out the waning light,
A little hand, close folded,
Holds mammals fingers tight.
And, in their soft, white wrAppings,
At last in perfect rest,
Two dainty feet are cuddled
Like brides in nest.
All hopes and loves unworthy
Depart at this sweet hour;
All pure and noble longings
Renew their holy power;
For Christ, who, in the Virgin
Our motherhood has blest,
Is near to every woman
With baby on her breast.
-APpiston's Journal.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
Ayer's CHERRY PectOraI.

For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs such rs Coughs
Colds Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma and Con.
sumption
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

cannot describe how we went down to
the polce-station for, Of all the events Of
that hideous night this is the only episode
which has left no trace in my memory. We
seemed to have flown to the station. 1t was
a place of the usual chilly, depressing sort.
White.washed walls, forms fast ned to these
walls by iron clamps, wicket door leading
to the cells, and railed-off space, behind
which sat an inspector having a desk before
him, and behind him fireplace, over the
shelf of which hung handouts and a trunch-
con, in guise of ornaments. The whole place
was pervadod by that odor which is diffused
by the blue-clOth dye of policcmens TUNES.
The inspector was quiet aud respectful. On
finding he had gentlemen to 10 with, he APP
peared to set light store by the charge. He
did not consider his prisoner innocent but
he seemed to think it matter of course that
the charge should be withdrawn and he OPP
posed no difficulty whatever to Halsey's
seeing bis wife, who had not been placed in a
cell, but in private roolu of the inspectors
own, pending information about her. l, Of
course, left Halsey to go alone and, when
the inspector had returned, questioned him
about the charge. 1t was then discovered
for the first time how much deeper than mere
friendship were my feelings for Mara, since
all the inspector said was powerless to shake
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27
HAIR VIGOR,
For Restoring Gray Hair
To It's Natural vitality and CoIsr.

always restores to faded and gray hair It's natural col
or, with the gloss and freshness Of youth The COM
pafativey few bald and gray heads that we now SOC,
are those who have not yet discovered the virtues of
AYERS HAR VIGoR for renewing the hair. The fresh
and youthful hair older heads IL often the pro-
duct Of his art you disagured or made old aus
ere and ugly by gray hair restore It's youthful color
and with 1t features TO their original soness and
agreeable expression.
As an elegant dressing for identifying the Hair, IL
has no superior.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. AVER a. Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-27

confidence in its virtues, equalled by any 9TH
or medicine. II still makes the most eeetual cures Of
Coughs, Colds and Consumption, that can DO made by
medical skill. Indeed the Cherry Pectora has really
robbed these dangerous diseases of their terrors To
great extent, and given feeling of immunity from
their fatal effects which is we'll founded If the remedy
be taken in season. Every family should have it in
their closet oT the ready and prompt relief of its
bers. Sickness suffering and life is saved by this
timely protection. The prudent should not neglect it,
and the wise will not Keep it by you for the protec
ton it affords in sudden attacks and by its timely
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. q. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
And sold by Druggists oil round the world.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-12-28

NO. The breeding of fish is just as
important as the breeding Of horses
and cows. The Susquehannah River
is to be stocked with salmon from the
Columbia River on the North Pacific
Coast.
Bezy" From 1855 to 1895 the trade
Of Frederick town and County with
Georgetown, D. G., was nearly as
great us with Baltimore.
~ Major A. NJ. HANCOCK,
in u note to the editors of the
Baltimore 1mclicon of the 18th inst. :,
announces that lie will not contest the
election Of the Hon. 5. Archer to a seat
in the next Congress. Major Hancock
says; " | know of no legal grounds on
which a contest could be made.'
~ Should the Soldiers Bounty
Land ill, passed by the House last
week, become y law, it will take from
the public domain not lpS3 than two
hundred millions Of acres. In the law
as passed by the House, there is no
restriction \, ,tever upon the s lie Of
lands, eXcef e}at' the soldier must &C
tua.lv have received the warrant be-
fore he can pass away the title 10 ono-
thcr. This magnificent gratuitv may
be made IL benefit to tho persons for
whom it is intended but that depends
entireI ~ upon themselves. Ifthe war,
rants are thrown upon the market,
they Will bring from :::25 to 500, and
will pass into tAo hands Of Spectators,
Yho will enrich themselves upon what
Congress intended for the. benefit Of
he defenders OF our country, or their
legitimate heirs.
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Western Maryland r. R.
January |, 1913

\ REGULAR Daily Freight Train is
~ now mnnin" between Baltimore and
Smthsbury, in Washington county, Nd,
eight miles from IIagcrstown. The Wes-
tern Maryland Railroad Comply is pre-
pared TO receive and forward Frcights to
and from Baltimore and Smithsburg wy
Waynrsboro' Station, and all others
tons on its line. Merchandise destined tor
these points should he sent to the Northern
Central Freight Depot, Garner North and
Centre Streets, marked to the care Of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
Information cnncrrnn" rates. &C., VIII
he furnished atthe Freight and Passengers
a gents ONCE. 1850 North Calvert Street.
JOHN +. RIGNEI,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
WILLIAM H. .JouKDAN,
FruyM n"d Passenger 1Nrm,
feb Eff
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TIL; WAR <sN' is:1.

Inc veterans OF the war OF ISL are
still engaged in their effort to obtain
non.ion. from Cnnorovy We l.yo
t.. .,,.,,. ,.;.l - o:..
''." 49, w ,r,n " " wy ~, "' ,''' "'', ~
", -, ~ ''' '''''',, W VIC ->'" .. "
orr" 10 '"e SUBJECT Ii says; rs
''' law no." s'"NdI' no N'n VINO dId
"'' serve loF S!A'H Gays III mat gI9an-
me CONNECT Is ''l' 'Ie' to " pension, tor
"i,'h reason hh' veterans OF thIrtH
an' ,''l Gays service nave been Tor
,",'F'F S'NIE \'at1 '>Io%'h9 4 deII9lt-
'''' .''oN"n''' =" one 'I"l 'S'' 10 III
'rH'r' VA" ne rr4|ai9 pleasures OF
'h"S""'' 2"n'I","'n, bat (ArF g'I"N-
"Hr" h''o"1'@" pH"'to nuS"rrr when
!, '"H1, '''.I H. l"Fl"! 1Y''y l"u.lo"
- lIfoo3 @Hd l't"r"in'h' Y "n'r"-'
editors WI II ''h1 co. 'Io@'Htl"n- !.
l. Ie|IH INN" tact h."N I"y1 "r.'>"J t"
occupy p'hH' @tl""'''N. Ii" events
Of Il greater war i''Nr Fr"d"E' | til" j'l
III U'h"i' III "W'h they served re
m"nd'"S r""pm2n' OF tire" weeks H.,
I'll" security Of 2;wls"n quito unJn
ter"S'I"2. h"rho'HfaoIo pubj" CON
s"njs to oH"r'o"N their want o! consist
GRAFTON III pr"I"n,nt to It ready IN,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-12-28

FREDERICK, Hr,nah,r, 1872
TIE Hrinty Commissioners e.. rr,i,r
lex "nn'N, II n,crl at their Office, in III,
toNrf IIo,I~r,
u" Vo""tg. H,n"o,D 6h. ISIS.
at lA"e'rnh. \ VI. Tie appolnmrr, ~
Road S"nrN LOIS for li.crn>; .io,cn
the "''!rn'l' Of ',"i! accounts for tie past
year, VIII a. ~ tstiuWs;
lonuay, IanluIy 9th, District No. l.
Tuesday, l"mmry 1Ih. District No. .
Frederick;
W cdnrsd"%, january "lh District No. j.
N.Jllciown;
thursday, january 9lh District no. No. 4
i rra&rrstoNn
FRIDAY, January TON, Disipiu Nos. } and
6--Emmllshurg and Cnlocin;
saturday, Janunry lth, District No. 10
Crhana;
Monday. january l3rh. Districts Nos. $
- and 9-Iihrrty and New Market:
Tuesday, January llth, Nistric, no, 10
llauvcr's;
Wednesday, january 18th, District No. II
-WoodSboro
Thursday, january 10th, Nos. - and 10
PclrrsvilIc and Mt Pleasant;
Friday, January Eth, Districts No. If and
lo-Jrtirrson and Mcchanicstown
Monday, January Goth, District No. 10
Jackson;
Tuesday, January glst, District No. IL
Jolnsvi!r
The residue ofthc session will be lcvot-
Ell to general business, and the appoint
mcnt OF Trustees of the Aims House.
The above regulations will be strictly adj
lcrcQ 10. BY order,
+. a. GlITlNGER, Clerk.
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the greater portion Of which is wei! set
with young thriving TIMBER, Locust
and Chestnut nlrijtlll3rIv

Also, Two Tracts Of PINET .KOEN-
IIlN One tract confirms 2D acres and
II pcrchcs; the other i1G acres and 40
perchcS. Persons DESTROYS Of examining
the above desirable property will he shown
the same by Frederick y. Willhdc.
ca Farmers ~,io wnDt .Nountun Lots
T0"M ia rW t. WtcHi this .c,he
1ryHS 4f S'0e as prescribed by the Court
-OHc-thirl Of the purchase money to hc
paid on the day of sale or the Ratification
thereof; the residue in one and two wears
from Che day Of sale; the purchaser or
purchasers giving their notes with APPROX
ed security, bearing interest from the day
OF Sale; and on payment Of the whole
purchase Money, and not before, the said
Trustee will execute deeds for the above
Described Real Estate, Possession will be
given Of the Home Place on the lst of
April, 1873 possession will be given OF all
the other land on Ratification of Sale by
the Court LEWIS CRAWFORD
dec 2S-GW Trustee.
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hanover, " new ono lld|liS becl 20
tablishel from IIano yer junction tc
Frederick. His salary, wo under
stand, is to DO 5000.
BY This is The season Of the year
when the utmost care should DO taken
of dumb animals. "a mercIlul man
is mercitul to his beast"
neA. II there is anybody who has
not gotten his almanac, let him Go SC
at once.
~" Venus now shines splonditcr-
Gus in the weSt--the star of the even
iny-beautitul star?
Engines FOR FREDERICK AND PA.
LINE RAIlEoAD.--We understand
that at meeting OF our city Fathers
held one night last week, it was
resolved to appropriate some twenty
two Thousand dollars of the Carroll
creek and Frederick city Water bonds
towards the purchase of two first class
Engines towEthe Frederick and Penn
sy!yauia Railroad Company. 1t is
sad that Mr., Gorsuch opposed the
appropriation and took the ground
that the Corporation had no authority
to apply sail Bonds to this object, as
they were intended by law for wholly
different purpo@o.--i ln,y|,rH luto~
NARYlAND Classes. The Mary
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NJ \ * L NJ q n + y +.
Fnrmcrs make money by saving your
Grain. \ new invention.
TIE LITTLE MONITOR

Farmers make money by saving your
Grain. a new invcntion
TIE LITTLE MONITOR,
three Machines in one. Tanning Mill, Grain
and Seed SEPARATOR This is the wran,t
nrrang, mcnt for cleaning and separating
all kinds of GLain ever invented. il IS
equally adapted toall kinds ofGran, clear
ing seed and market wheat, in the most
perfect manner, at one and the same opcl-
alton. il will also separate Timothy seed,
Glover seed, Dock seed, and Smart Weed
seed, perfectly clean
Wheat cleaned on this Fan will command
from five to ten cents more per hlshcl than
wheat cleaned ON any ordinary Fan, thus
saying more than twice the price of the fan
in one season. Every Miller, Grain Dealer
and Farmer, should have one Bring Us the
tillhcst wheat YOU can find, and we will sur
prise vou how perfect the Little Monitor
VIII separated The cost of this Fan is less
than any other Fan in the market For
further particulars, call and see ii at the Az
iitultural Warehouse of
STEWART & PRICE,
FrclcricN, VI !,
We also have the Agency for the superior
RE\PING ~ MOVING MACHINES.
Something new. Just the thing. Ii hAsro
cor gearing, thus doing away wthHll unur-
crssarv straps tllatarc liable 10 yet ont Offer.
der, which often gives tie farmers 20 much
delay and cXpcns" to keep in orlcI during
harvest. Call and see it and be convinced
of its simplicity and exc, Hence ofronSlruc-
ton. ). u T.
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\ n Q L II + r A ERIV A L
\ OF
XOLID1 Y PRESENTS
4 I .SNI7W.S TEMPLE Or IA N-Cy

H. S.Nl7IS TEMPLE Or FANCY.
Family Bibles, Pocket do. Hymn Books,
Photograph Albums large asSorlnlrn, Of
JUVENILE BOOKS, TOY BOOKS.
Reward Cards, Sewing Baskets, two. headed
Dolls tone head for day and the other for
nights also, Skates for Ladies, Men 4 Bows;
Doll Carriages, Cradles, Bndlrads, Fables
Swings, Boys Sheds Fire Crackers, Turpc-
does Snakes, Writing Desks, Work Boxes,
Portfolios, &c., a very large assortment Of
Pocket Diaries for 1873, Pocket Books,
Purses, Zen and Pocket Knives &C., Sc.
Call r'y and YOU will find ~e horf ercyy-
Nia5 n adrertt~', and as cheap as the
cheapest. u. +. SMITH,
Frederick, Nd.
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= f A D 7 II | S.
4 BOOK FOR MARYL1 NDERS.
Historical Record Of First Maryland
Infuntyy.

A - mo. volume of 81 pages, contain,
ing full narrative Of the organization ana
services ofthe 1st Regiment lCnl. kcnly's)
and MARYLAND BRIGADE, 1861, 80.
The record is faithfully presented, and en-
bodies sketches Of the campaigns of the
Armies of the Potomac and Shenandoah,
giving a wider interest than its title might
seem to Indicate.
TO all the Soldiers and friends of the
Regiment and Brigade, it has PECULIAR and
incsimahlr value. 1t is highly recon-
n ldcd and would make an exc client holt
day present. For sale in Frederick, ONLY
at SMITHS,
dec oS-tf "Tcmple Of Fancy"
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1eI5'" J. Yingling & Bro. Westmin-
ster, have just received nice lot of goods
suitable for Christmas and New Years
prcscnts,.. llandkrrchictS, Collars, Cuffs
Ties, Bows, Scarts, Shawls etc. Also, Il
large assortment OF Ladies', Misses and
ChI,lrcns' FurS, Gloves, etc
90" \ very largo assortment of
DRESS GOODS, of all grades and
Shades Also, ovcr-coating and cloakings
for Ladies' aud Gents; Astracan, Chin
chila, Beaver, Mittcns, Tricors, and otlct
Cloths Black and in coIorS. For sale by
j. GlNGtlNG & Bro. Westminster.
dec .l-lt
-#' The largest and cheapest stock of
Mems, Boys and Youths Roots in West
Minister Also. Ladies' Misses and Gull
drcns' Lace and BUTTON shoes, in great va
rirty, at Nv. o. LlGGETS.
e. English and + cnch, China, Grani;c
"nl G. &. WARE, and House Keeping
Goods of every kind chrapat
sept. 2,tf W. O, LlGGETS,
Westminster.
-5M@ ErunAs! VasiSrS !!-A FIJI,
supply of Trunks and Naii,cS all sizrs
and prices, just received and for sale cheap
by ID, {. MARTIN, jr,
sept ,.2m* Next door to the Post Oiicc
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'EHE CLARION.
WELL ,Ala M y H. Il ID.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
slpchanicstown, Dec. 2S, 1872.
2neal clNairs.


Gfa.v We direct attention to the sal
Of the Personal Property and Re;
Estate Of ]. j. lIensLaw and Benjami
Willhide, deceased. See advertise
ments.
rea- The deep snow of Thursda
morning prevented the Llttlestow
Cornet Band from reaching here b
the evening train of that day.
Rs3yH The Emmitsburg Rcaux an,
Bellies, on account Of t:l9 snow storm
and "coll snap did not put in thei
appearance at the Old Folks Coucer
on Thursday evening.
G@2p The Oyster Supper at In
Iai: tonight promises to be an ele
CANT entertainment and wei attended
Young man go by all means, and tak(
your "deary' with you.
RE- The press that Printers like
pres Of business and Of money.
e. The time is short. Settle "
and pay your money down. Rcmem-
Der the Printer before New Years.
I.ag~ \ man without brains or 'mo-
ney is Of precious little account.
ma, Miss Olivia Charlton, Of Jeifer-
son D!syrict, but a native of Mechan-
lcStown, bore oil the palm at the Fair
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An ESts:ay.

I NAME to the residence of the su1,sos-
y Der AT Catociin Furnace, about the
25h Of October last, Red and White
llElFER, about IS months old. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
lnCiIARD KELLY,
dec 2l.GWt Caturtin Furnace.
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THE LUTHERAN FAIR.

s9y" The Concert next Wednesday for
the benefit of Prof j. Mark Oslcr, will De
a bully" affair.
The Fair Notwithstanding the snow and
cold weather, is progressing auspciously.
The Dinner on Christmas day was elegant
ly served. 1t elected warm cncomiums.
ne7'" Go to Martins for splendid
Oysters.
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CHRISTMAS WILL. soon BE
HERE,

r'llE subscriber as just returned from
l Baltimore with Il fall assortment of
french and Common CANDIES Toys,
Christmas Gifts and New Years presents,
Fancy Boxes, Toy Books for rhl,lrcu.
Fruits Of all Kinds.
Ral-lns, CnrraniS FIGS, Dates, Orang,>,
prnr# etc. Cakes and tun,r,,iuns of
every Descriptions
FHL'NH OYSTERS aNny, ON hand,
and served up at short notice
tEj- Gail IN my trirIids--l will try and
please you I'LL.
j, $, MARTIN,
dee il-!tW* Water stree,
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/ iRNERS. SAVE IOtR FEED!

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-11
LEGAL, &c.
U. s. TAXES.
Annual List 1872.


THE Assessor Of the 10th District of
Il Ohio, having rendered to me his Annual Tax List
for the year 1874 embracing incomes the year ISL
Special Taxes. formerly Lcences OF Liquor and
Tobacco Dealers. Dlsillers of Spirits, Brewers, and
Tobacco apd Cigar Manufacturers, for the year
meucng May 1st 1872,
Notice Is HEREBY giren that said Duties or Taxes have
become Que and payable, and that the same will be
ceyed until and including THURSDA Y, IA YaO. 1sI2,
as fOlOwss
For Ashtabula County, by myself at my ONCE in
Ashtabula.
For Trumoull County, by Amon D. Webb ESQ,
Deputy Collector, at his ofive In Warren.
For Mahonipg County, by H. Hoover, ESQ, Deputy
Collector, at his office in Canheld
For Portage County, by John Meharr Ess DEPUTY
Collector. at his oidce In Ravenna.
For Geauga County, by b, w. Garfield, ESD, Deputy
Collector, At his office in Chardon,
All persons VINO do not pay the Duties Taxes as
sesscd upon them In said Annual List within the time
above specified, to the Collector his Deputies, as
aforesaid. will be served with notice, demanding pay
mcnt OF the same, with fec of twenty cents fOt the
issuing of such notice, and when served personally
four cents per mile and If said Dates or Taxes with
fees aid mileage as aforesaid, paid within ten
days after date Of such notice. the same shall be liable
penalty OF FIVE per cent and interest at the rate of
per cent per month"; and to dstraint and the
thereof
Ohiee hours hom aoclock o. m. until O'Clock, p
HENRY FASSETT,
Collector 18th District of Ohio.
Ashtabuln o. May list, 1872. dt65
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Real Estate Toy Safe.

A FARM of 100 acres of excellent
IA Land, situated on Plymouth Ridge ~ miles
nom Ashabua Village; well watered, excellent fruit
orchard in bearing Good buildings aud very desirable
property. For sale cheap.
75x ACRE FARM on the road to Plymouth. s1s
miles nom Ashtabula Village, with excellent buildings
ALSo.ss ACRE FARM on the Plank road, two and
onshalf mes south. Good buildings, rui and other
wise deelrsble.
THE BREWERY on Bank street and several buei.
ness lots on Main street.
Alsoa nne Farm Of IS aeros . miles East from Asht9-
bulA Village Oh North Ridge Road, 10 acres wood land
0acres vineyard and OF orchnrding, houses and .
barns, all Ia good repair. Very cheap.
Also, wood lot Of 81 the X. Il. IN Plym-
onth. 10 acres cut overi balance heavily wooded
Terms easy.
small farm OF 90 acres All tlllnblc land with good
bnlldngs and abundance Of fruit Of all kinds situated
on, South Ridge, "a miles west FROM Ashtabula
A Machine Shop on Main street, Ashtabula ngine,
boiler and good assortment Of tools.
A Lot Of .3% acres one hf!h Of which Is woodland,
eSGS' eSlf 0n'AA' mile from A''0ua Village near the
A splendid Garden Of nearly three acres undpr high
cultivation and null Of choicest fruits together with
sbsSS narn apS @ p'Sr @ TO BE sHd very
the Round Head Road, known ~ the Bliss property.
A Pleasant Realdence and Lot ON corner Of Vine and
Prospect Streets. Fine Garden aud abundance OF Fruit
An excellent Stock Farm on the old Turnpike, ~
miles nom Ashtabns containing isS aeres Of nne land
fof grazing and tlllage sxesSnt wood lot, Buildings
ample and good.
Also, tho Thomas Booth farm on the Lake Shore.
100 acrel.
Also, another farm In Sheffield iss acres 10 acres
wood land, Known as the l., W Baker falm.
Small Farms or Pasture lands ohSap In Plymouth and
near Ashtsbula Village
Many other farms IN dldor,nt localities, and sizes to
suit purchasers
cheap and very desirable property near the West
Park In Ashtabula Village; also, House and Lot
on Prospect Street near above Park The Turner LolF
on Centre Street Besides, Houses and Lots In all parts
efhs Village. Western Lands and city Lots In Duluth
Inquire Of
c. Il. BRUCE
Real EttAte and Ins. Agt
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-11

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-11

DY Virtue of an Order of Sale duly
Issued from said Court IN the above me directed
of the Court House in Jefferson Ashtabua County,
Ohio Oh Monday the 27th day OF May A. D.. 1872, be-
day the following described Lands and Tcnements,
to wiz Situate in the Township OF Ashtabua. County
OF Ashtabula. aud State OF Ohio. and known Lot
No. ten OO, according to the survey made BY Timothy
r. Baweyo the EasernmOst tract IN said township and
Is bounded South by the North Ridge Road West by
awley's survey and North by lot No cleyrn of Caleb
Palmers survey. it being the lot commonly called the
Baker Lot" containing, according to n survey made
by MAIDEN Kellogg, One Hundred aud and half
acres less The hnd decided 10 the Cleyeund Pninesve
Ashtabuh Railroad Company for their track across
said iot Appraised at s. Terms, cash on day of
sale. ALBERT w STILES Sheriff
AS Special Master Commissioner.
c, BOOTH, Plrfs Atty.
Gi-5ts5 Shcriff's Office April a1th 1872