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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
MARRIED.

In this town, Mr.. Samuel G. Beach to Miss AImira
Beach.
In Middletown Mr.. Ezra White, Jr. Of Hartford, to
Miss Nancy A., daughter Of Aaron Pease, Esq.
DIED,
In this town, on the 26,h uIt. Harriet; aged years.
daughter Of Mr.. Harvey Perkins.
10 Montgomery, Alabama, Mrs. Julia Ann, aged %
years. wife ofMr. James NJ. Goodwin, Jr. and daugh-
ter of PhiIo Dickinson, ESQ. Of Hartford.
l" New Britain, Miss Lucy J. Hull. aged 49, daugh.
ter Of Widow Lucy Holl.
In Chatham, Capt. Noah Shepard, aged II.
In New Haven, Mr.. Samuel Green. aged "A; Mrs.
Euniee CogseshaII aged rs; Nrs. Susan p. Lynde,
aged 25; Mr.. - Forbes, aged IS.
I" Augusta Ga the 18th ult. Mr.. Israel Gilbert,
la,e Of New. Haven. aged 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
NOTICE.

VIE Court Of Probate for the District Of
Litch6eld hath assigned the 9Th day Of
February next, at ten O'clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for the ex-
animation aHd settlement Of the adminstra-
tion account on the estate Of GEORGE D1BBLE,
late Of Cornwall. in said district, deceas-
ed. at which time and place all persons inter-
ested will, it they see cause, attend before said
Court and be heard in the premises.
By order of said Court.
PHINEHAs BALDWIN, Adm'r.
Cornwall, Jan. so, 1886. "35
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
NOTICE.

THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
l. Litchield hath limited and allowed six
months from the Cd day Of February, 1896,
for the creditors Of the estate Of
DAVID VESSELS.
late Of Litchfeld, deceased, TO exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly attested, w it'll
in said time, will be debarred recovery. All
persons indebted TO said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment TO
WILLIAM BEEBE, z,~...,,o..
JULIA A. HAND, A1~''
Itch field. Feb. 9, 1886. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
NOTICE.

A the time limited by the fen. Court OF
= a Probate for the settlement II the estate
VI ~, ABBY WARD, late Of Litchfeld, deceased,
W." soon expire-NOtice is hereby given to
nose indebted 10 said estate, that ali accounts
90, PAD ny the FIRST Of March next will be
'"0ge0 with an attorney for collection.
CHARLEs l.. WEBB. Adminis-
CAROLINE WARD, traitors,
Litchfeld, Feb. 4, 1885. az
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
NOTICE.

WV U II AOAZO
W.. meS S;a, o. 'ne Ltehfetd County Sacred
at the Episcopal Church n Litch6ed, on "Wednesday
the 10Th Of February next 10 commence at 6 o'clock
in the evening.
The male members f,he Society are notified thar
the annual meeting for the choice Of Officers was ad.
jour"ed to Tuesday evening the 9th Of Feb'y next.
Jan. ~. r. G. CAMP, Presk
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
BRoADCLOTHs, &c,

PLACK BROADCLOTHS from s to Z
- dollars per yard, Of handsome style and
finish: super6ne and common blue. brown and
invisible green Broadcloths; Cassimeres. Sat
tinetts domestic blue g. brown fnlled Cloths,
&c. Those VIII" have been in the habit of
buying cloths Of the subscriber, and all Others
who wish to buy good cloths at low prices,
are requested to call.
ALso--Large Rose Blankets. MarseiNes
Quilts, few scarlet & black Merino Sha,ois,
and small assortment of Merino Cloths
which will be sold low.
CHARLES L. WEBB.
L;tct.feld, Feb. 4, 1885. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

THE subscriber offers for sale an assort-
Il ment Of Wagons, and other srti-
cIes, such'as Steel-sPrings. Hoes, Axes, Dies.
Bush Hooks, Shaves, and Chissels, not sur
passed by any 10 the country, all ofwhich will
be sold as low for cash or good credit as at
any shop whatever. s
ALSO,
A number Of second hand CARRIAGES.
SULKEYS. &c. for sale at cost.
GsWood-work TO Wagons Of all descrp-
items done at short notice.
- Horse Shoeing and all kinds Of country
work and repairing done with care.
Most kinds Of lumber and produce taken in
payment for the above articles, by
WIN. RODGERS,
Spencer Street.
Am Apprentice wanted
AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
Litehfeld, May, 1885. az
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04
DEER les,
L. O 8 T..

IL U 3 Is
FROM the library Of the subscriber, the
4 losd number Of the % London Qsasssrly
Repository Tracts" and " Bartsy,s MsscsAa-
MES" containing his Call to the Uneonverted.
and other pieces. Any person to whom they
have been lent, will much Ohlige the owner
by returning them.
He also Offers for slyxe.
at reasonable price, the BUILDING Formerly
used BY him AZ Law Once. with view to
its removal from his ground.
JAMES GOULD.
Litehfsld, Ja". 20. 1ase, o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

TIE Ann;versaries Of the following Benevolent So
cieIes Of this county. auxiliary to their respective
ioOaI societies. vii! he holden At the COne' Church
in this village on Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week, i" the following order:
D" Tuesday, prayer meeting, commencing at 10
o'clock A. M. Tract Society at o'clock P. M
Education Society at 7o'cIock p. M.
Neutrality-suspicious. Missionary Society, 10 O'clock
A. M. Foreign Mission Society, O'clock p. M.
Addresses appropriate the objects Of each Socie.
ty will he deliVered-and II is expected that depu,a.
lions from the Parent Boards will also be preaent-
The ministers and members Of The different religious
societies in the county are respectfully invited TO be
Present.-COmm.
The Hartford QuaueL-We intended this week to
have taken bird's-eye view Of the war Of princ-
pie" which has recently broken cut between the two
sections Of the democracy Of Hartford county; hut the
interesting letters from Washington and proceedings
in Congress, the really important intelligence from
England and the details Of the melancholy massacre
in Florida, leave us very little room devote the
squabhles now going on between "brethren OF same
principle in our own respecting the distribution
Of TIE sPoLs Not the least singular feature Of this
warfare is the charge federalism, insrigue,s cOnspi-
rdtors &C. constantly reiterated by each section Of the
belligereOt party against the other. Fight on gentle
men, have choice between you-not even SO
much as betwixt ''a snake and an alligator" You
only seem to verify the ancient adage, that when
rogues fall out honest men may have their righ,s"-
IL the wings should apply one half Of the hard names
which each Of you applies to the other IRE should think
that you were either grossly slapdered, or were set
Of the greatest political knaves in the land.
% Our latest paper from New-York is ofSaturday
morning ast-the mails Of Monday and Tuesday night
bringing no papers. The officially probably lie, that
The harbor at New-York is full Office.
The coolest yet.-Sunday last we had still another
snow storm-making the fifth Sabbath in succession
that snow has fallen here. Monday and Tuesday
following were uncommonIy cold days. On Tuesday
morning, between daylight and SUNRISE the mercury
had fallen 10 II 6eiO,r zero-a o'clock il was below
and a, 5 1-2 o'clock below. On Wednesday morn.
ing at O'Clock 10 below, and at / O'Clock above
The s:eighing vet good
We learn, through the medium Of the last Hartford
COurant, that the Governor has appointed William
Field ESQ. Of Stafford, to be Comptroller Of Public
Accounts, in place Of Gideon WelIes promoted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

We learn, through the medium Of the last Hartford
Courant, that the Governor has appointed William
Field ESQ. Of Stafford, to be Comptroller Of Public
Accounts, in place Of Gideon Welles, promoted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-02-04

~ Our latest paper from New-York is ofSaturiay
morning las-the mails Of Monday and Tuesday night
bringing no papers. The officially probably lie, that
the harbor at New York is full Of ice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-06-17

We noticed lhatSeverui ofthe news
papers in the North and West have
raised their subscription end advert'
sing terms. This is induced by the
corresponding increase Of the cost OF
living and expense Of all kinds. Al
best publishers Of newspapers are
more hardly dealt with than any 9TH
er people, Notwithstanding their ser
vices are valuable and every way %or
thy Of an ample 'Fecompence Of re-
ward If ever the saying, that 'the
laborer is worthy Of his hireI' was
especially true, it is In the case otpGb
fishers Of newspapers. No men work
harder for what they earn, and no
men ought 10 be paid with more
promptliudes The fact is, their terms
in general, when compared with the
prices and profits Of others, are entire
" too low. How few Of them grow
rich or even 10 comfortable circum'
stances, although they devote theiI
lives sedulously 10 their business
If the public was aIwaysjuSt and true
10 its own interests, this would no
be the case. Newspapers now have
become as important TO the communi
ty as almost any thing else we car
name, and the better they are supper
ted the more valuable they become
They always yield full return o
advantage and usefulness for ever!
accession of strength they receive"
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THE SATURDAY NEWS,
Literary Gazcltei

A WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
Deroted to Literature, Crtticisai, the Fine
Arts, General intelligence, Netosi &c.
Price 81 per annum- payable in advance.
I'M Saturday, July Q, 1898 the Subsch
Obers will commence, iC Philadelphia,
the publication ofa new weekly newsPa
per under the above title.
The News will embrace every variety
Of light literature, including, Tales, Poe
Try, Essays, Criticism, Notices Of the Fine
Arts, the Drama, &c. The original mat
ter will be supplied by writers Of fthe first
erninence. A regular correspondence
will be maintained with Washington, and
the principal Cities o. the Union, and ar.
rangements are in progress by which let
ters from Europe will be constantly fur
nished.
Attention will be paid to securing at
the earliest possible date the choicest pro-
ductions Of the English periodical press.
Popular novels will occasionally be CIV
en-, though they will not be suffered to
interfere with general variety. Inc IA
test news, and all items Of Interesting in
teIllgence will invariably form par of the
contents. =,
The NeSs win be printed OH a folio
sheet of the largest class, and will fur
nish as large an amount Of reading mat
Ter as any weekly paper now published in
this country, 1t will be conducted III
spirit Of the most fearless independence
All aIlusion 10 party politics, or sectariaf
i, religion will be carefully avoided.
LOUIS A. Cooley,
&. JOSEPH G. NEAL9
MORTON McM1CHAEf
t Agents ofthis paper will be allowed tn
!, usual commission.
= Six copies furnished for ten dollars,
fl All payments 10 be made in advance
Orders, free Of postage, must be at
: dressed to =. .,.,.
L. "A, Cooley, & co.
No. 100 Walnut st. Philadelphia
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ENEAk.

MARRIED. On Tuesday the 7lh inst,
by the Rev W. W ArnOt, CHARLES M
A'fEN, Esq, 10 Miss ELIZABETH D.
HARBAUGH, all Of New Lisbon.
--In Washington, DC on the Slsl
ult., by the Rev, Mr.. Matthews, N
HELTzEL, one of the editors of the O.
bio Patriot, to Miss M. A. KNEPLEY, o.
Washington.
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MltRDERi

We learn from communication III the
Clarksburg Country tian that a man ma
med James Martin Of Mississippi was
murdered on The night of the Goth inst. at
KingwOOd. in Preston county; Va.' BY
some slaves, which it appears he had Puf
chased and with which no was travelling
south, Sls4O was found upon his body.
Virginia Times.
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MORE
AAO0 AB1DSa

NH1E HAVE just received in addition
" 10 a heavy Stock Of MoIasbes, su
sars, Rice, Wine &c. &c.
40 Barrels No. 8 Mackgrei
QO 2 do
30 EIerrings
30 Kegs No. 6Tw. Ky. Tobacco
20 2 Plug do DO
10 IA q 1otw. Richmond
Tobacco
is BOx's g, l6 & SO ptng Richm'd.
Tobacco
10000 Spanish & hatfspanisA segars
25 Box. Pipos
100 Bags Rio coffee
10 Chests Y. H Tea
25 haIfdo Go do
Case12 Leads) G,P. Tea
20 Box chocolate
10 Bags alsplre
50 Mats cinnamon
500 ginger
| Barrel cloves
S5 Box raisins
10 Kegs do
20 Drums FIgs
6 Bhs. soft shell aIhtonds
4 hard do do
1 palm nuts
4 English %alnuts
! ground nuts
10 Bo&s. assorted candies
Case liquorice
40 Boxs. shaving soap
100 do blackiDg
1900 do tnadder
9 Seroons Indigo
1000 do alum
500 do ePsohi Salts
90 Barrels chpd logwood
| 2 do ,spirts lurpentine
1000 lbs. Eng. Ven. Red
I5o do Blue vitnol
1870 do Refined bora&
$50 DO Cream tartar
loo do Gum copal
100 do 6 camphof
ALSO, 10 Mousehote anvils
10 Smiths vices
l2 crates assorted Qdeetswa
different Sizes.
All IF which we oS5r on accom- mod
Ting terms. >
WellSuiNe, June II, 1886.
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ATrEN IION!
EARROLL RIFLE BLUES.

You are hereby requested TO meet at
the Western Hotelj in Carrollton, on Sat-
friday, the 18Th inst. for the purpose Of
appointing committee to draIl by laws
for said cofHpany,
N. B. There will be vote taken on
said day TO ascertain the PrUpriety Of al
terlng the unilotm-and as there are MA
ny desirous orbe coming members Of The
company, should an alteration ofthe Uni
form NEE. their appreciation it 4 the re-
quest of Tie present officers that every
JOHN R. CAssiL; Capt
June 10Th, 1886.
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NOTICE.

NJ Office IS hereby gwen that; at my
~ Instance, writ Of Attachment was
on the sixteenth day Of June, inst, issu
ed by James Il. Ross, a Justice oil the
Ceace, in and for Centre. township; Car
roll county, Ohio, against the goods, chat
ties. rights, credits, moneys and effects
Of James Moody ali absent debtor.
JONAS MILLER.
lama II, issG.
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cARRoLL CAR q Ii. coUN'T,Y, SI' S.
COURT COMMON PLEAS

STATE OF OHIO: IS,
CARROLL COUNTY, 00'
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
NATHAN KING, I
Vs.
JOHN CLARK,
JACOB STERLING
"HE said Richard Walton not being
resident Of this State, but of the
State Of Pennsylvania, will take notice
that ON The eleventh Gay Of February, A.
D. 1886, the said Nathan King, Of the
county Of Carroll and State of Ohio,
filed in the Court of Common Pleas
of said county, Bill in chansery a.
sain,t The said Richard Walton, John
Clark aud Jacob Sterling, setting
forth, among other things, that, on
the Qsd day Of June, 1881, the said
WALTON entered into a written con
tract with the said CLARK FOR the con.
vevance to said Clark, of the South
West quarter Of section 81, township
IA and Range /. then Situate in
the county Of COlumbiana, out now
in said county Of Carroll-that 10 pUr
suance Of said contract The said Clark
paid The said Walton a part Of the
purchase money that afterwards, on
The 4th day of July, 1881, The said
Clark entered into certain agreements
in writing with the said King for the
conveyance to the said King, of eigh
~ acres aud twenty acres Of the sair
quarter OF section 3l,-sOld by salt
Walton TO said Clark, as Aforesaid
that said King paid TO said Clark Ih'
full! amount of money agreed 10 b.
, paid by him for said eighty and salt
twenty acres of land that on orabou
the Sin day Of August 1888, sai'
King rendered 10 said Walton The q
mount of money alledged by sal
Walton 10 be due on said contract be
TWEEN said Walton as said Clark, an
that, on the 18th day Of August, 1888
o the said Walton, with a full know
: edge Of The contracts between sal
y King and said Clark, fraudulehlly co
} veyed said lands 10 the said JaCO
Sterling-he the said Sterling balm
id we'll informed, also, Of the contrac
between said Clark and said King fC
the sale and purchase of said lands
upon these and other grounds 'herei
mote fully set forth, said Bill praI
~ ~ that said Walton may be decteed
~ ~ make, execute and deliver TO sa
y King good deed FOt said eighty act
4 and said twenty acres ofland; or fsa
no Walton has conveyed the legal tit
hit TO said lands To said Sterling, th'
for that said Sterling may be decreed
a make, execute and deliver to said Xii
i've a good and sufficient deed for sa
lands; and. in case a good deed ca
not be made 10 said King, that Sa
Clark or said Walton may be deere
TO pay 10 said King the. amount
nv money pait by said King to ID
vas Clark for said lands. Said BIZ tn
ssu concludes with ptayet for gene
the relief
Car And the said Walton is further I
hat tilted, that unless he appear. and pie
'cts answer or dernur 10 said Bill IN
pending,) within sixty days after
: next term of said Court, The said ri
at the next term after the expiratl
of said sixty days, will apply TO : !
or COuft to take the matters Of said /
I,sh as confessed as 10 said Walton, and
hw decree thereon ac cordingly.
,0If Pearcc, StarkWeGther, 4 Jdrois.
Solicitors for complainant
June II, 1886.
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SIS REV AR
FOR BOY AND CLOTH

OR TEN For THE BOY.
N ANAWAY from the subscriber on
IL the night Of the 10Th Of April;
John Hamilton, son Of VIM. Hamilton,
an indeitsd apprentice to the tailoring
bHsiueas, agedj II years one hionih-5
feel 5 Inches higHj black Hair, aid a TO-
gulst down l5ok} hs had bii a blacR hat;
lig6t fouhdab0ut, bf6&ii pants; blue vest
-Thfge aid d half safds Of bf6%ti eIolli
We're missing The Safis hisht: | f5f#afl
all pefs5Rs ifohi hdtb6rlng OF bHPlot lhg
said b6y at the PENALTY 6ftHe Law; The
above Reward will be given but no char
ges paid-deli7ered Here or In any Jail in
tie Stale, between lhls ahd 1910.
GEO. W, ADDAMS.
| teesburgh, May 6. 1886. --------
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ATTENTION,

THE Commissioned officers Of the 2a
Regiment of Infantry. ....,
VOU are hereby notified ID meet at
4 the house of George f'dPe, on sntur
day the ID of July next. Then aud there
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and 8 o'clock P. M. procesd to elect as
the law directs, one CoIoheb 10 eoihdiahd
said Reelmsn;j IN The room Of Col. John
Shobsr resighCd.
II, A. sTIbdER, Brlgaaler Gehafal
4th B. 9th D. o. M.
June II, 1886.
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NOCiCE

Is hereby elteu to all PetsOns idtefes!'
ia hat a. nv instance writ If attach
1sot ME Was this day lssded By CHARLES Il
Hays; Justice of,he Peace in and. d, ioI
Augusta township, Carroll county, Ohio
against the goods; chattles. rights Gfea
lis, moneys and effects Of Prudence west
fall, an absent debtor. ..,.rI,Ia,
May l7lh, 1885.
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NEW kOIlNS.

NE ~ WVVSWSs
TINE Subscriber has received al en-
,ensive addition to his former stocA
Of goods, consisting IN part Of
Clolhs, CaslneltS'
yestings1 Drllhngs'
Prints, Merinoesi
Silks, Bobinetts,
taces, Edgings,
Cambrick, Jackonetts,
Book & cdored MuslIns,
Brown T. bleached do.
Leghorp, Straw i Tuscan Bonhetsi
Fur & PalmTeaf Hats,
Coarse g. Fine Shoes,
| Morocco & PrunelI do,
Trimmiugs Ribbons, &c. &c
Which together with Groceries,
QueensDdY'e, HGrdpGrei
comprise general assortment Of goods,
lin his line Of business; which he wishes
to exchange for cash, or produce, on good
terms. IT,. !
/ He wishes 10 procure q Quantity Of
clean washed
wool,
for which the highest price WIN be PAID
]. SINCLAIR.
May 20, 1886
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estale Of
John Morrow, late of Fox township Car.
roll cCddty, Ohio, deceased ,IatS Hereby
called upon to make immediate Pay ffeht
ID the Undersigned; and those having
claims against said ssttls are Authorized
IL presshi thsfi; legally proven; for settle
.nent Within twelve months from this
date. -.
~ 8 s.RLdZABETH MORROW Ex'trx
MsysGStS36.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LID persons having claims against
n the estate of Stephen FOrgason, late
Of Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio, Dc
ceased, are hsreby notified to present
them legally authenticated fol- settlement It,
within one year from this date; and slsl az
those indebted to said estate are reqss. g
to make immediate payment.
MRTlEUA FORGAsONi
ALVEY DoWNEY, Admir-.
NAV 20, 1880. -- 100. =
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sandy Il Beaver Canal
COMPANY.
MW810@o

W W - AS O0
THERE will be offered at public sale
to the highest bidder on the Preml-
ses, on Monday the | Iii ofjuly next, d
lease ofthe N. 3, quarter ofschOol section
l6, township ID, and Range 7, in Union
township, In the cOouty ofCarrolIj for the
term Of .,.,, r.,
TEN YEARS
from the ist day of April 1887. There
are from 25 to so acres cleared, and two
cabin houses. with some other buildings,
on said Iant there Ia some good meadow
ground, (bottomI and a small stream oil
water on which mills may be erected.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. MI
where due attendance " Ill be given, and
terms made known by US.
GEORGE DAVlSl
SAM. SEMPLE, Commissioner
PAUL PRESTON}
June II, 1885. .--.-,--.
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1UST received with my new stock Of
Cd Goods Wine, Brandy, Rum and FISH
either by the barrel ot gallon. also a Few
Sunday Cigars, Coffee by the lb' Of hall
bushel. call on the hill with
Ii. A. sTtDGER
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II W G9ODsa


The subscribers hare jtst receired from
Philadelphia IL Pittsburgh,
And are now opening at their Store, on
the corner Of
Market and LtsboH Streets,
One ofthe Largest g. best Assorted SOCKS
Of
MERCHANDISE
11Nyer brought to this section Of fhe
II country among which con be found
CLOTHS,
Black, blue and brown, mixed, green
and grey, mulberry, drab and olive, sail.
netts Of every color and grade, easimeres
Of ofdiffereht stripes and colors, summer
cloths Of different textures, PIttsbdrg and
bangup cords, drillings, hemp and cotton,
nankeens, stripes and cottons, mersailles
and valentia vesGngs, cattcoes in great
variety Of different shades and patterns,
ginghams, French and American. siIks
for ladies' dresses, Of every price and col
or, rnerihoes, double and single width, Of
various coiors and Prices, bonlbazines,
both coarse and fine, ratihells and circas
SLAMS, dlniity skirts and @adflngs, cotton
pIaids and ticking, checks and cotton di
aper, brown and bleached tAuskns, buck
ram, canvass and padding, sewing silks
and twists, glazed thdslins and linens,
Cootingv, sdgiugsS 4 iussrlingS, trish linens
I& Iaces, plain and figured swiss InuslinS,
do do book do
do do boblnett do
| do icrossbar'd crmbricks
Canton fiannels, ofVarious cofors, cotton
yarn and candle wichlng, black laces
wells and bsrazes, grapes and pongees
cotton and hhedno sha%ls, bonnet ant
belt ribbons, silk and fancy hd'kfs. silk
flag, bandanng, madrass and Cotton hd'kf
tuscan, straw and leghorn bohnets, gimp
cyprus and satin bonnets, Straw bands 6
trimmings, suspehders, tapes h bindings
wooIten fanhels, red and green, men
stocks and craVats, worsted and cotlo
Hosiery, berlin and buckskin gloves, sill
and cotton gloves, Iadys' kid and beaye
0 gloves, umbrellas and parasols, swis
capes and Fringes, ladies' baskets an
: palm leaf hats, silk and fur hats, comb
buttons and brushes, Ladies' Morocco 1
pruhell6 shoes, ladies leather shoes an
boots, mems coarse ard fine shoes, men
coarse 4 fine boots.
HARDWARE 4 CUTLERY
ID Walters and looking glasses, drugs al
o. medicines, dyestufs Of every deschptiO
" glass and queensware Also, a lar
i stock Of
of GROC. PlES,
IN fronl nails and glass, leather, salt al
v. fish.
With almost every article that w
be asked FOR ia Retail store. Feeiil
convinced that putting is of but lii
use, they therefore choose 10 say b
little on that subject They wOJ
merely invite The public generally
give them call, examine and deci
y, for Misunderstanding assured at t
ai' =; sathe lime that they will be able to 81
~ = general satisfaction 10 those who IN
~ favor them with a call.
~ N. B. Produce of almost eve
he description taken in exchange
Goods at the highest price.
CASH paid for Wheat. ;,
ere SACKSON&FAWCETT
wo CarroiIton, JQne 10Th, 1886. III
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-06-17

We learn, by gentleman from Wheel
ing, that the paper mill and dwelling
house Of Mr. Lambdln, were destroyed by
FIRE on Friday night last, Amount Of
property lost, supposed 10 be between 20
and 10000 dollars, on which there was
an insurance of $lO,OO0.-West. Her
aid. ......