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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
A CITIzEN's WIFE
AsuTABULA, Sept. 1lth, 1873.

AsHTABULA, Sept. 1lth, 1878.
Editor Telegraph Because of the sensation
created by the appearance of Mr.. Brown
claiming legal interest in the land known
as the old Strong farm, lately sold by me TO
Pittsburgh parties, and also in view of the up
preaching sale of portion of the same land,
now owned by Messrs. MCreery' and others of
Pittsburgh, desire, at the request of Mr.. Nc
Creery's friends to publish, through your val
liable paper, a history of the title of The above
named piece OF land, that his title may not
be deprecated, or his sale injured by tue claim
of the claimant The facts are these:
Nehemiah Hubbard purchased ot the state o (
Connecticut, in the year 1904, two or three
townships of land of which the farm in con-
troversy is part. Connecticut held it by
charter from the crown of Great Britain, il be-
ing a part of the land known as the Connect
cut Western Reserve. My grandfather, Sala
Blakeslee, purchased it of Nehemish Hubbard
A. ID. 1915; my iather Jabez Strong, pur-
chased 1t of Sala Blakeslee A. ID. 1884. aud
inherited it from my father hence, those in
tercsted will see from these facts that the title
is perfect imnW.
| No doubt Mr.. Brown, the claimant will ex.
anime the records and satisfy himself of the
impossibility of his claim TO the land in ques
tion, and affirm the same over Iis own sigma
ture. Most truly yours,
rsf ID, N. STRONG.
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TOTAL. l2.OO0 GIFTS, ALL CASH
The distribution will be positive whether all The
tickets are sold or NOT. and the l2UOO gins all paid in
proportion 10 the tieketr sod.
Price OF Tickets,
Whole tickets $50 halves $25; teuths each coupon
90; eleven Whole Tickets for 1900; 29k Tickets Tor
$lOO; 1f3 Whole Tickets for IS 600 227 Whole Tick
ets Tor tO1 No discount ON less than $500 worth of
Tickets at q time.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders aeeomps.
MED by the money promptly nlled. Liberal terms rv
en- 70 those who buy 20 sell again. -
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE
Agent Publ Ltbr. KY. and Manager Gin Concert
NlE3j Public Library building IOnisyille Rv
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

Our enterprising friends of the Times an
nounce that that paper is to appear ON the 18th
lost, in new dress throughout enlarged and
printed upon new power'press. Thisis indics-
tiye prosperity, we'll earned. The Times out
bid us on that press, but VI hope to be able to
secure another before the close of the year, and
60 into similar arrangement of enlarging
and Improving the Telegraph On the first oi
the year. We trust that both papers will be
better fitted to fill their mission, and prove
as intimaied by our contemporary. deserving OF
full measure of success.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
marino-Port OF Ashta bula.
ARRIVED

Sept 9th -Scow Perry White, Capt. Baker.
with 300 barrels of salt and so bis. of cement,
for II. Hubbard s. Co.
Sept. 7th-schr. June BeA, Capt. Gotham.
with 525 tons of ore from Esc.naba, 10 A. Y.
& p. railroad Co. Draft 121& feet
Sept sth-Bdrk FaOoritc, Capt.'J. II. Molloy.
with 724 tons of ore from Marquette. to Girard
Iron Company Draft 10 feet.
A fresh wind down the lake caused the Yes-
sci to crowd the east pier, and getting out OF
the channel, she fetched upon the bar. She
layuntil Monday afternoon when by the aid Of
lighterng some 25, or 80 tons. and the as
sistance OF the tugs, s,Dragon Capt Downs of this
port, and the Dorr, Capt. Burke of Erie, she
was hauled off and placed along side the
docks, without having suffered injury.
CLEARED.
S pit sth-Jane Bell, Capt Gotham, light
for Escanaba.
Sept 6th-schr. Negaunee, Capt Moran, for
Escanaba-light.
Sept IIth--barque Faporite, Capt. Maloy,
for rMilwaukce-light.
Sept Ilth--scow Perry White. Capt Baker,
for Buffalo, with $500 slaves to II. II. Hale.
In THE DRY DooKs.-The tug Griffin, Capt.
Thompson, went to Cleveland on Saturday
night last for repairs Capt. T. reports very
large number of ore vessles in Cleveland await
ing discharge
The pile driving for the slip Of the A. Y. &
p, goes on rather gradually for want of piles.
One side OF the slip, however. has nearly
reached the creek, and the new dredge has be-
gun work, but is again holding up.
The Marine losses by the recent gale was
particularly severe along the coast of Halifax
The casualties embrace a large number of
lives, as well as very large amount of prop
erty.
CAPT. WATRoUs, OF the harbor, who found
his steam yacht, ---- rather q poor
investment, entertsins the thought OF intro,
ducng another and a better craft, for the ac'
commodation of pleasure parties, believing
the demand for one will now warrant the
outlay.
The large three e-master-Negaunee-t larg
est vessel, and drawing the most water of any
that has ever come into our harbor, cleared
from Cleveland where she had laid some three
or four days, with the prospect of laying d
week or more for discharge, discharged hel
1880 tons and cleared in less than three days
On Wednesday, of last week. the Schr. Fear
less. bound down, hove 10 off Sturgeon Point
andsent boat ashore TO enquire in what par
of Lake Erie they might he, whether above o
below Clevelands They reported the Graf
bound for Cleveland, but said their compass
was out of gear, and they had been runnin.
wild" 1t was the opinion Of the Sturgeon
Pointers that they had been steering by DO,
declines
LAKE FREIeHTs-It will be seen by our mar
= ket report from Chicago, are pretty well up
having ranged at IA cents for grain from Chi
cago to Buffalo, a couple of weeks. The seasol
is advancing, and so large proportion ofves
sells are chartered for the season 10 the or
trade, and those that are free, will reap hal
| vaaf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

We are just in receipt of a circular card OF
Feltons & Bigelow's Union Business College,
Cleveland, Ohio, from which We learn that
noso is the time to secure Life Scholarship in
their institution, as after the 1st of October,
none but Time Scholarships limited to six and
twelve months will ever be issued. We adj
wise ali young men, and parents having sons
to educate, to send at once for catalogue of
this popular business school.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

Coon CRoPPING.-Ou friend and patron,
PRRRY PARKER, of North Kingsville. is one
of the most thorough farmers of the region.
His farm, dwelling and out-bousrs, all show
that He practices upon the precept that what
ever is worth doing. is worth doing well. The
Reporter informs us that Mr.. Parker raised the
present season a field of oats that yielded 81
bushels to the acre, and his wheat ranged from
rs 10 80 bushes'to the acre.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

The fridge at Cha6er.s Mills, Morgan, is in
q state of forwardness and will be open for
travel in the course of u few days. So we are
Informed by contractor Brown. The work
was not taken, as stated by Brown g. Stewart,
but by Mr. Brown.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

FINE SITE.-Mr. F. HARRINGTON, Of Rock
Greek, is putting up house upon the new
street 10 the Station, on the north side, little
west of the Walnut grove. There are no prei-
tiest sites in that burg, than those lying along
from the grove to the corner
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

vacation on Chaulauqua Lake on Tuesday
last. a ata rsh t'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

The Street Commissioner will have TO stir
himself ifhe gets the Harbor road in good
shape and well gravelcd before the fall rains
come on. Without such conditions it will be a
hard road to travel, after the late rains begin
10 fall
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

The three tugs in the harbor have each put
on new dress of paint, and look quite neat
and tasteful, and doubly attractive for trip
upon the lake by those who desire to enjoy
the pleasure 49,.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

We call the attention of our readers to the
school books advertised of Ingham, Clarke g.
Co.'S in this issue.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

L. ID. GATES has sold a half interest in the
lot and house now going up on Station Street
to ii. FAssETT. Terms not stated
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

H. L. Morrison and lady have gone on a
summer excursion and visit of friends to Con-
necticut
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

Mrs. MERRIAM has removed her millinery
store opposite M G. Dicks. where in few
days she will be prepared to show some of the
new fall STYLES
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

BuReLARY.-The house of DWIGHT FAULK-
HER fthis village, was entered on Friday
night Of last week, sometime after midnight
and a valuable gold watch and $5 or % in
currency, contained in wallet in his pania-
looms pocket. The burglars entered at side
door afier unlocking it by the use of nippers.
An unsuccessful effort was FIRST made at the
front door The pants were removed TO the
yard for riding where they were foundin the
morning together with the papers that wer'
10 the wallet, II is somewhat unusual fol
professional burglars TO confne their en-
ierprise to single case of this kind, an6
where, too, so little booty Is obtained.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

The Geneva Times says WALTER @. Hunt
has leased the Fountain House al Geneva. and
proposes to make 1t first class.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

Our old Landlord WARMINGToE viii again
take possession of the Ashtabula House on the
the first prox and the house will be closed for
a few weeks for changes and repairs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

/. oYsrEas 1 OrsrERsi I oYsrERsf n The
Celebrated IL. g. NJ. Oysters at ). BEDRRs
Bakery. Haf cans at 50 cts. whole cans slO0,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FLANNELs-at great
reduction from last years prices at
TYLER and CARLIsLE's.
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enEY MoHAIRs-yeEy desirable goods fol
hss''F''' S'is ~ Trsss .sa c..iasss
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BEFoeGED.--We met an old acquaintance
the other day, from Kingsville. who wanted to
know how he should vote this fall. He had
been an old Republican, and was fooled away
after the ,gnis Jatuus of Greelysm. and became
80 befooled and befogged, that he has not been
able to find himself since.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

COUNCIL met on the Goth ult, ON call of the
Mayor. Present. Mayor, Clerk, and Council
men Pierce, Faulkner, Gilkey, Hitchcock and
Geoppinger.
A Plan of the survey of Main street, was
presented by Mr.. Hepburn. prepared by him
self and Mr.. Hubbard. Gu motion, Messrs.
Hepburn and Hubbard were instructed to go
ON aud complete the survey and establish the
grade of sidewalks on Main street between
north and south parks. " H. r7"t.'
The following bills were presented and pass
ed: n.r -.
Levi Graham-oak plank $8436
]. NJ. Faulkner & Son-water lime 14466
A. F. Sperry-priniing $50
George G. Hubbard 68.1O
The Mayor presented receipt from the
Treasurer, for $55, on account of fines and II.
censes. Adjourned.
COUNCIL met on the 4th inst. Present.
Mayor, Clerk and Councilmen Gilkey, Faulk
ner, Geoppinger. Hitchcock and Pierce.
An Ordinance entitled An Ordinance 10 va
cate part of Fisk street, passed July =, 1873
was read the third time. On motion, said or.
dinance was put upon It's passage and the yeas
L
aud nays called-passed unanimously, and or
dered recorded aud published.
An Ordinance was submitted, entitled An
Ordinance TO authorize the incorporation oI
the Ashtabula Gas Light Co. The yeas ant
nays were called. the rule suspended, and thu
vote was unanimous. Ordered recorded ant
published.
On motion, committee consisting o
Pierce, Hitchcock and Geoppinger. was ap
pointed to examine the town clock, and ascer
tain the expense Of haying the same moved (,
tue Methodist church. M
The following bills were presented aud or
dered paids .s.sss.- s.s,ss.., .e,
/ &C. Culhy--blinds and
shutlers for Il. Il. Hall &5400
/ Circle for cisiern 767-sdi.o 90
| @. Geoppinger oillpg hose 9I.O0
| Same-work on streets 200
| Same-judge Of election 200
labor, taoo-1fs.so
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voice. rlo.. !. a.. { People,

" By request.
A writer in the Advance. on cities In general
and New York IN particular says One oftbe
common and really ibresdbare worn subjects
is fashion and IT. absurdiiies, and the city as
the fountain comes IN for iis shsre Of abuse
] have been asking what Is fashion, and
what are It's absurdities. and cant make or
invent any definite answer moreover do
moi see that the city bias any more 10 answer
for Than the country. AsI scan the faces and
forms meet, and do not DENY their absurd.
ity. find that some Of the grOssest carica.
lures are not city bred but are most ryl-
IDENTIFY from the rural districts. They mere
ly try TO look az ifihey belonged to the city
aud don't succeed; Quite aside from the fasl,-
ion is the wre,cbed notion Of wearing dresses,
which sweep through the filth and abomoui-
tions of the street.. An occasional lift oyer the
worst places does not redeem them. How
such people ever go into decent house Is o
puzzlc-hOw they have the face " do it,
One thing have observed, after, careful
scrutiny, have never seen n person who look
cd like real lady with long trailing dress
in The street f .5f... F...t ss9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

Protection, Lake Erie and Alert Hook g.
Ladder Company had their annual parade
and inspection on Wednesday AFTERNOON last,
and Chief KNAPP and Assistant CLOVER were
out in full uniform. They marched to the
station. led by the Band, aud in the evening
enjoyed their annual ball and supper.
REUNION 10TH D. V. C.-Tbe 10th 0. V.
Cavalry will hold reunion in the city of San
dusky, on the 17th and 18th days of Sept
Preparations are being made for grand, good
time, and all comrades are earnestly invited
to be present, or write to the Corresponding
Secretary at Geneva, Ohio, that the address o
each comrade may be known by the associa
tion. @. A. VAUGHN, Cor. sec'y.
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]. w. LocKwoND has sold three lots ON
Lockwood Street. TO GEoRGE II. FAssETT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

CoMPLIMENTARIEs-We acknowledge the
receipt of ticket of admission to the Lake
County Fair. to come off at Painesville, Sept.
II, 1S, aud 10.
Another to Trumbull county Fair, at Mon.
roe, Sept. 49, IA, and IS.
Another to the Northern Ohio Fair at Clcve-
land, Sept. 2Sth, to continue 5, days.
Another TO Ashtahula County Fair at JEFF
fcrson, Sept. 0, 10, IL.
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UNIVERSITY

Transylvania Six colleges in OPERATION with thirty
professors and 60 students from u States. Entire
lees LOT collegiate year &2O except in the Law Medical
and Commercial Colleges Boarding from q 10 &5 per
week. For Catalogue, address J. b. BOWMAN, Regent
lexington. Ky. 4tsi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

The arrest on the End. OF a man by the name
of SWEET, at Cory, for passing counterfeit
money. created some interest hereabouls, be-
cause of the presence of our fellow citizen,
HENRY G. SWEET, in the oil regions, AS the
person under arrest, is described as man ad'
vanced In years, there is no ground for appre-
hendlng the arrest of our old townsman. His
character and circumstances forbid the
thought of his being involved IN business Of
this kind.
The Erie Sun has the following notice OF
of this affair: ft4
Henry Sweet was arrested in Cory on
Thursday last for passing $500 counterfeit
note on ihe Producers Bank An examina.
ton before Justice Way disclosed the fact that
| he 900 in small bills in a satchel, which
he claims had been paid him together with
| the 500 Ior real estate In New York. He was
held TO bail in the sum of $4,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13
CoMFoRTABsEs-seady made from $500 to
S3. rs at TYLER and CARLIsLE's

ScooP AND SIFrER.--A very useful culinary
article Is being presented TO our citizens by
the agent. called Bakers Combined Flour
Scoop and sif.er., Asyop scoop up the -four
1t may be measured and sifted al the same
time-.lie humps being broken IN the process.
II Is also adapted 10 the riddling of sugar and
The siIaining Of irail, jelly. for caisnp, and va
lious other subtances II Is an lngenius and
valuable addition 20 the kitchen, and no lady
win refuse 10 possess one on seeing lis advan'
lsges; .-.-- 80 - ---.----- issta
N.wwitsA rAeoss apAs ssas. 3 les .Asa !
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Local & Miscellaneous.

Building has begun on the Haskell, Dor
man q Crosby plat, 5.l s,5l m
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

We Claim that MISS sAwYER's SALvE is entirely
different from all others.
That there q great many good Salyes offered
for sale but none so good as Miss Sawyer's Salve.
That every family should have box
That it will do all and than tits recomend.
ed to do.
Put up in boxes at so cents each Sold by all Drug
gists. fy12lO
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DIED


FFre. Com mendhtOry NotIcer hall TniF
-
In Erie. Pa, Aug srd, RvA JAM wRIoHT, aged ~
years
In sasbrook, an the sth Inst, LoTTIr wEUBSY. AGED
IT years
In sheni cid. Ang 23rd. ALvfEA G. wife ~ !. A.
oaylord. aged ~ years. The remains were taken ~
Oeneva for lntermcnf.
10 Geneva Sept. End, HArrn, wife Of Honry Young,
aged q years.
In Gsntn sept 9Th. MAnrH. ssAxrxs wifi. ofGec.
SEANEEs. aged ~ years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-09-13

TYCOON RErs-In new patterns at
W TYLER and CAnLIsLs's.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

To CensusaPsives.-Tlea advertiser. having been
permanently cured Of that dread disease ConsuH ptOn
by simple remedy. is snxioas to make known o his
fellow sufferers the of 10 all who desire
it, he will acnd copy OF the prescription used Gree Of
charge9 with the directions for Preparing and using the
same which they will Gnd sure Care or CoasuRpt0H.
AahDsa. Bnonchts dc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
1lsG-y Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1876 Penn Street. WilIiam.burgh N r.
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NEW ADVERTISE VENTS.
4ffHchllLPnf.
Attachment.
Attachment.

Henry Frank. Piaintf Before Edward a Fitch, J.
ngainst +. of Ashtabula township,
c. W. zinn. Def't Ashtabula County, Ohio.
ON the Goth day of July, A. ID. 1873,
- the said Justice the Peace Issued an Order Of
Attachment in the above action, for the of ten
do lars and ten cents ($1010) HEsRY FRANK
Ashtabua, Sept. I'd, 1873. StI2a5
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LADIES NERINo VEsTs--just received at
TYLER and CARLIsLE's.
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AsHrABULA. S hi, Oil 1s7s

hshIAbOLAi . pt, btn 1910.
Editor Telegraph There are two nuisanccs
in this little city of ours, that would like to
present 10 your notice and that of your sub
scribers The first is a class Of men aud boys
who seem to think all fruit, whether growing
on trees or ia garden. MS public properly;
and who even 20 out Of their way 10 knock
off apples or pears, pick berries, or anything
else they may fancy. This, too, in broad day
light and 10 sight Of our windows Now,
have only two apple trees, and not much fruit
on them but the vigilance haye had TO exer-
else TO save enough for pie or two, has not
made me feel very dmia6ie, to say the least.
If they would have the politeuess to come and
ask for few to eat, am not 50 ungenerous as
to refuse; but without even saying "by your
leave" or "if you please, ma'am," ii is very
provoking. . dbl"
The other Is, the abuse and indecency of
boys, both large and small, in the street. A
little girl, or lady, either. can hardly step out
of doors without hearing some prolane or vul-
gar words shouted out, by boys whose parents
are respectable and who should have had bet.
ter training.
l have dear little boy of my own, too
young yet 10 learn this wickedness, but IT
seems TO me had rather lay him in his grave
nor, Than have him grow up as impure In
thought and deed rs so many are Now, what
is to be doueg Yon may say it is the duty of
the husband and father TO pr6tect his family
very true. But what if his business calls him
from home-if he can be there al the most only
two or three nights in month"; is there no
way tc punish these lawless boys, who seem
to have no fear of God or mang ask the
question in all sincerity.
A CITIZEN's WIFE
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BLACK ALPAcCAs just opened at Tedueed
prices at TYLER and CARIIsLE's. n 4.
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10 we.IerviRe, June sS,h BY REV. Y shsddoeE NJ.
of hshtabulas ...
In Jefferson Aug 9Th by Rev v Gale Mr. W.
ROWLAND. Of New Lyme, and Misc EnNs A. MmER, Of
Weft WgliiqmsneiH
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Fourth Grand Gift Concert
SOh THE DkSEFir OF TIKI
Public Library of KY.
I2OOO LASH hLETS IL n.nAn
very Fihh rickM Draws Cir.


The Fourth GrHIm Ojn Concert. authorized bs abe.
eis net of the Leslafure for the benefit the Public
Library 81 k"nuekY will take place in Public Library
Hail. nt LOuiSile. Ky.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1873.
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold The Tick.
cts are divided into ten coupons o partn.
AT this concert which will he the grandest musical
display ever wite-rtd in this counry the
eds of - N-F-N~NNN-f-
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@l.5OOooo-

divided into l2UUJ Iil, viii h. ai.tribu,.d by lot
among the ckeh-lders. The number of tickets 10 he
drawn rom one wheel BY blind children, and the gins
LIT or CaFT-x
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GRAND RIVER IEsTrTuTE numbers 2s5 stu.
d,nts-An uansusl, degree Of prosperity. Guz-
zllhg on the sly. we reerct 10 learn is done
10 some extent, 10 the usually sober Town Of
Austinburg, and one case at least, of delirum
tremens has shown itself within short time.