ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

356
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. I TO DEC. 31, 1838
Abstracts 2150 - 2155
REAL ESTATE - Leases & Rentals (Cont'd)
2150 - H&G Nov. 5; adv:2/5 - To Let: The large Red Ware House (with
stable attached), at the foot of Main street in Ohio City, will be for
rent after January 1st next. Is very large and capable of storing
wheat; has elevators and Boat slip. First rate for Warehouse business.
Also a frame Store and Smoke House, on Main and Sycamore streets, near
the Warehouse. (1)
2151 - H&G Nov. 9; adv: 2/5 . House Wanted . A small and convenient
dwelling is wanted immediately. Apply at this office. (1)
2152 . H&G Dec. 4; adv:2/5 . To Let . Two very convenient dwelling
Houses, within twenty rods of the court house. Enquire of A. Hayden.
See also Estates; Publ ic Auct ions; Publ ic Lands
REFUSE DISPOSAL. See Health & Sanitation
RELIEF
2153 . H&G June 4:2/3 . In a letter to the editor, "An Old Settler"
says: "It will be recollected that the Council something more than a
year since made an arrangement with the Trustees of the township of
Cleveland to assume the management and support of that part of the poor
of tbe township which there was or might come within the limits of the
city fer the ensuing year. The reasons for this assumption many of the
citizens are not informed of, but suppose that it was considered by tbe
city council a matter of expediency, owing to special causes then existing....
The causes whicb the council are understood to have alleged as
a justification for the course pursued in relation to the poor, it is
believed, bave ceased to exist, and under this belief, on or about the
1st of May of the present year, about fifty intelligent tax·paying
voters of tbe city, by a respectful petition presented to the council
expressing their wishes, and requesting that tbe further maintenance of
tbe poor by the city might be relinquisbed to the township ...•
"It is contended by some of the members of the Counci 1 tbat the charter
giving the power to erect an AIm-bouse, gives also the right by construction
to support hy direct taxes, but the obvious intent of the charter
was to aid private charities, and not to disburse direct taxes for
maintenance of the poor." (18)
RELIGION. See Churches & Sects
H&G July 26; ed:2/2 - See Shipping & Ships
RESTAURANTS
2154 - H&G June 30; adv:2/5 - The Exchange Coffee House, Ohio City, will
be opened for the reception of company on and after the 4th of July next.
(1)
2155 - H&G July 2:2/2 . Exchange Coffee House, Ohio City. - We understand
this splendid establ ishment wi 11 be opened for the reception of visitors
on the 4th inst. under the management of Mr. John Low formerly of the
(1)