ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

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Abstracts 130 - 138
CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838
BOOKSTORES & STATIONERS (Cont'd)
130 - H&G Jan. 1; adv:3/2 - Letter Paper of a superior quality for sale
at No. 21 Central Buildings by Justin Jones. (1)
131 - H&G Jan. 1; adv:3/2 - Look at This. Elijah Sanford having purchased
the Books, Stationary and Fancy articles, of Sanford & Co. would
invite the public when they want to purchase cheap for cash to call at
No. 87 Superior st. opposite the City Buildings. (1)
132 - H&G Jan. 1; adv: 3/2 - Notice. Sanford & Co. having disposed of
their entire stock of Books, Stationary &c to Elijah Sanford requests
all those having demands against the concern to call at the Bookstore
of Sanford & Lott, and receive their pay, and all having unsettled
accounts to call and settle the same. Sanford & Co. (1)
133 - H&G Aug. 10; adv: 2/6 - Blanks. A general assortment of Blanks
just printed in a handsome script style for sale at Nos. 16 and 25
(up stairs) Central Buildings, corner of Superior and Water streets, by
Penniman & Bemis. (1)
134 - H&G Aug. 27; adv: 3/1 - Letter Paper, of every description, including
the finest of English manufactory, by M. C. Younglove. 0)
135 - H&G Sept. 6; adv:2/4 - Marine Shells - M. C. Younglove has just
received at his Bookstore a large assortment of the most beautiful specimens
of Marine Shells, mostly from the Indian and Pacific Oceans, which
he offers for sale at the eastern prices. Store Under the American.
(verbatim) (1)
136 - H&G Sept. 18; adv: 2/4 - Check Books for the Commercial or Cleveland
Bank, Bound in the neatest manner, for sale by M. C. Younglove. (1)
137 - H&G Dec. 21; ed:2/2 - The Bookstores present a rich variety of choice
this season. "The elegance of the Annuals, replete with the breathings of
our sweetest poets. and the prose writings of the gifted and the good make
them desirable as well as acceptable remembrances from friend to friend." (2)
See also Books & Authors
BOOTS & SHOES. See Clothing Trade
BRIBERY & CORRUPTION
138 - H&G June 29; ed:2/3,4 - A letter from Mr. John W. Edmonds to the
edi tors of the Buffalo COMMERCIAL, denying the matters charged upon him
in a late article in that paper, will be found below. "We publish it that
Edmonds may have the benefit of his own denial.
"We are not personally acquainted wi th the circumstances, and our
statement was expressly based upon the information of others.... That