ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

Abstracts 548 • 553
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838
ESTRAYS (Cont'd)
548 - H&G Nov. 14; adv:2/5 - Strayed or Stolen - From tbe subscriber on
Monday, tbe 3d uIt., from the residence of Joshua Ross on Pittsburgh
street, a small red cow 3 or 4 years old, with a frown face, long brush
tail, and short straight borns. Whoever will give information to the
subscriber at the store of E. M. Ross, on Superior st. or at the Post
Office, so that the owner can get her, will be liberally rewarded and
all expenses paid. (1)
549 • H&G Dec. 11; adv:2/5 - Strayed or Stolen from the subscriber in
the Township of Strongsville, on or about the 10th day of July last, one
black two year old Steer; one pale red or light Brindle yearling Steer;
one black yearling Steer; one Brindle yearling Steer; one black or brown
yearling Heifer, with some white on one of her flanks. The above Cattle
were marked with a small slit on the right eoar, except the black yearling
Steer. Also, strayed away about tbe 20th of September last, two last spring
Calves; one a dark brindle Bull calf; the other a Red Heifer Calf. Whoever
will give information where any or all of the above Cattle may be found,
shall be rewarded for their trouble. Robert M. Ashley, Strongsville Dec. 8,
1838. (1)
EXHIBITIONS
550 - H&G Mar. 2; ed: 2/3 - The enl ightened people of Cincinnati delight
in the horrible. The reopening of "Dante's Hell" of the Western Museum
is announced in the papers of the Queen City.
"Seriously, the Western Museum is a disgrace to Cincinnati, and the
whole West. - Such exhibitions are fit only for tbe barbarous ages, and it
appears strange that the proprietor should find support or countenance in
a city of the reputed high character of Cincinnati, for intelligence, refinement
and morality." (3)
551 • H&G Oct. 12; adv: 3/2-4 - Unprecedented Exhibition. By N. C. Eveand
Monday and Tuesday Oct. 15, 16 at the corner of Water & St. Clair streets.
The Gigantic Giraffe
Cameleopard or Gensbok
and
Syrian Goat From Mount Ebanon.
Admittance 25¢, Children under 10, half price. (18)
EXPLOSIVES
552 • H&G Jan. 1; adv: 1/5 • Blasting Powder &c. 50 Bags Blasting, Orange,
Rifle and English Canister Powder for sale by Handerson & Punderson.
(1)
553 - H&G Dec. 4; adv: 2/5 - To Sportsmen - Handerson & Punderson have for
sale the genuine English Powder of Pigons and Wilks in Canisters, also
Royster's and Loomis' Canister Powders of finest grain & quality, also
Dupont's & Rogers' Keg powder. Percussion Caps and Grains, Buck, Duck
and Snipe shot. Lead in bars and Musket Powder, etc, etc. (1)
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