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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
From lie Madisonian

We are aulhor zsd 10 announce that
the Cabinel arrangements have at leuc h
been completed and that the Drparl-
ments are placed under the administra.
tion OF the aforementioned gentlemen :
Hon. Abel P, Upshur, Secretary Of
State,
Hon J c. Spencer, Secretary Of the
Treasury
Hon N. Portor, Secretary OF War.
Hon David Henshaw, Secretary Of
the Navy,
Hon G. A. Wlcklife, Postmaster Gen.
eral.
Hon John Nelson, Attorney General,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
AoOk at the following!
A SAVING OF er.O PER CENTm1co
FIRST ARRIVAL FROM TIE EAST.

The @,ud public that
recsiNIg (nd viii
ocular ottJ the LngeI Best aod wrh the Cheapest
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21

THE STATE OF OHlO.|
CARROLL County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Vacation after June Term A D. 1913
IN CHANCERY.
r,,';% ,,,. :: s,'. n' ''. 's'"'" c,, o:'.'''
Nmre Is h, rphy = ~" -
Jane K tr. that o. II n 6n.da Jh
A, ID. l943. If ej /" n Of al III
Clerk Of The Court o C"n,nnu p r',s o
Carroll county. ONO. a ra,uon, pta,
ing lo he divorced from her; and TT
ransc, setting forth tial size has rre
lhree years wl(ullv absent lrna II, -
which said peIul,n will s''n' tnr hr.r
ing at the next Oc'oN"r T+rn Il s,'
Curt of Cnwmon Pleas ~ & 90
county-whpn and Nh.r". she ~ F., ,
she please, "prper M ~ + ''..'r,'~.
WILLIAM KYLE Bl
Pemce, Siurh hreoth"r. d .IWpH
llls ) hrrrtrr-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-07-21
sIlerin''s sale.

Junc 80, l843
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

aided in getting up that certificate 10
your use, spent time 10 no purpose, The
transaction was unknown until it made
its appearance last week in the papers ol
he county.
Your answer to my iuterrogaiory con
Icerning your vOting t'cice at the same
election and on the same day, is evaded
and treated as matter Of htle note
But be it known to all my fellow demo-
Gratis, that ills true, and that Mr. Came
ron will never dare TO disptove 1t. ]
am referred TO the papers Of the date OF
the transaction fora reply. To them |
need not refer. The ttpiCe vOtiag on me
same day and at the same election took
ace in April, 1910, at CarroIllon, aud
IIbv secrecy eluded the hearing OF the
IIoeop until after the said James Cam
Heron was 70 elected in the following DC
then refer me to the poperst
lShoud any person inquire why he was
not arruigned for so voting2 my answer
Ibs, that the present law regulating cleo
X ions was not then in force.
/ Your pea of saving 1884 cents in
crest TO the county IS very weak. II
ou claim the rlghtto shave orders las
Iyour answer evidently intlmOtes,) you
.IImay very easily afford to loan to the
,Icounty 5000 every year, without seek
Hing after ijs plltance Of interest. II
,IIman can make $40 on each $500 by
IIshaVing, he need not complain II he loose
Ibhe per cent. interest
Il Sir, | am not done with you-as yol
have uhough evaslvety) admitted lha
alI nv questions should be answered II
1.-The affirmative, viii ask yon TO comt
'IIforth promptly and explain some olhe
InauCrs lha, pertain 10 your Official du
hIhies-
I'll Did not @. W. Chapman, after the ex
d oration Of Proseculorship present yo'
-Ilwth county order to be caShed2 Do
u you mol evade payment al that time
e Was not the order sold by Chapman II
yIMcCook al shaver Was not the sam,
f, I,order presented 10 you BY McCook ant
Hoy you cashed2 Was it "a hours be-
II ween the time that Chapman presented
rIhhO order ond the lime you cashed th
JIIsame order to McCook2
eI Did any person ever threaten 10 serv
dIa wri, on you Tor shaving his count
lIIordsr!
u lsitEiSht in you as Treasurer, TO TAX
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

q due bill from a man who is able TO pay
his tax, and thereby prevent any holder
Of county order from geltlDg the cash
to which he is entitled?
You appear 10 kick at the name Of
"Grand Master" This ia not strange.
IL you did not answer the purposes ol a
certain individual, there Is no doubt out
that you would have been sent TO the
farm al the end Of your first term Ills
policy that you should ward off the
charge Of having keeper, because it is
not every democrat who fully relies on
the assertions and doing' Of that indiVId-
Ual known as the master Of the CourI
House cIlque-hence there are frequent
appearances Of dis uuion-lhough The
frsterna cord keeps together the master
and the subordinate.
DEMOCRAT.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
DEMOCRAT
Shaving County Orders.

Shaving county OF0efS.
Mr. CAMERON, it will be remember
ed in his communication Of last week,
pretends to deny, that he has been gull
ty OF the offence Of SHAVING COUNTY Or
DERs 10 his capacity Of Treasurer. To
make short work OF this matter, and 10
put him 10 the test, we are authorized to
say that Mr.. Cameron did 10 ono case,
at least, tuy from citizen Of this place
a $500 county order for S1200-be :
ing a Shaue of three dollars on fifteen.
Our authority for making this statement
is democratic, and cannot, as we believe,
be controverled. We intend this for a
specific charge, and if Mr.. Cameron de
nies its truth, we shall call the witness
TO prove it. We take occasion also to
refer our readers TO the law upon the
subject, that all may see that the Trea
surer is prohibited from engaging in
the petty business of shaving county or.
ders: (See Statutes of Ohio, pa &C
go )-ED FaEE Press
80. Sec. | Be il enacted By the Gener
al Assembly Of The STATE of Ohio, Tha
no county treasurer, shall, either dl
rectly, indirectly, contract for, or pul
chase. any order or orders issued by lht
county, OF which he is treasurer, al an,
| discount whatever, upon the sum due ol
such order or orders; and il any count,
treasurer shall so contract for, or pur
chase any such order or orders, he shaI
not be allowed, on settlement, the a
mount Of said order or orders. or On,
part thereof, an6 shall also forfeit III
whole amount due on such order or OF
dars, to be recovered in an action {
del bl, at the suit of the state Of OHIO, 10
the use Of the county"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
OHIO AND THE TARIFF.

The Cincinnati Gazette sAvs-al this
time parties are arrayed against each
other ss 1t regards tariff Of protection.
The LocoIocos claiming that free trade
is. and has been the doctrine OF The
Democracy Now, until recently, du
parties in Ohio were ddpOcates of ID
riff for protection. OF this there can be
no doubt as the records prove it. We
copy the following statement from the
DAYTON Journal. Let every one reads
reflect; and, il he eau, say what haslPro-
duced that change Of opinion on this
subject. which now sets one Of the great
partes in this State against PrOtect'onk
Tariff pOts-of Ohio in Congress.
The Tariff of 1916 passed the Lower
House by a vote OF yeas So. nays o.
in Senate. yeas 25, nays 7-not single
pote in either branch FROM OHIO recorded
against il!
Is24-The Tariff bill Of this year.
passed the lower house, yeas LOT, nays
! 1902. In Senate, yeas 25, nays 2l.-
Not a single vote in either branch from
OHIO recorded against H.!
1928 The Tariff bill Of this year was
called the Bill of AbomindtiOns.' 1t
passed the lower house, yeas lO5, nAys
"a. Ia Senate, yeas 20, nays 81. Not
a single vote in either branch from Ohio
recorded against i'll!
ls32-The Tariff bill Of this year
passed the lower house by yeas l32,
nsys65. 10 Senate, yeas 80, uays Is.
Not single vote in either branch from
Ohio recorded against I'LL!
Thus we see that as late as 1882,
there was but one feeling in Ohio, and
that was TO Protect our farmers, manu-
laclurers and mechanics all these
Tariffs were protective in the Highest
degree. All parties sustained the prin-
ciple OF Protection, that we might be
truly Independent, and bid defiance 10 the
crowned heads OF Europe. For sixteen
wears in unbroken succession, not a sim
gle advocate for the British Mdnufactw
ers could be found in either branch OF
Congress from the Slate Of Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Communications.
For the Free Press,
September 23d, 1913.
JAMES CAMERoN:

JAMES CAMERON:
Your reply to my questions
has made its appearance in words, lnI
sentences and in paragraphs that must
carry with il the evidence OF being plan
ned and modelled by some other mind
than your own. The whole piece bears
,he impress Of the "Grand Master to
whom referred when framing my frs
questions. Though ye b0 host -
tGrand Master, Son, and Trensurer,) J
feel disposed to appear second tune
and push my questions closer
Your whole copied (Ior you did not
make the Originally reply, tacIIy admits
tba, you haze shared county Ordersi but
that YOU 10 so doing, only followed In
uractice Of others, and that you, llko lo
other citizens, have certain rights and
privileges. TO all the rights and PRIV
iepes YOU should have, willingly yield
assenl-ye. the fine microscopic dlsIlnc
iincIion that YOU have drawn between
your official duties, and your duties as
citizen. is that which aslonlshes mo -
Did not tho free suifrages ol a majority
of the voters elect you as Treasurer 10
Two wears without any reserve OF Time
Was il understood hat part OF iba
two wears wes TO be known as a citlae"
time and to be employed IN any duIle
contrary 10 the Statute rguatlng Treas
urers9 Could you have been elected
the people had supposed that you enter
tanned such Vews-or # they had supPc
sed that you designed 10 pursue so degra
ding prOc,iceS Let me tell you, si
thai the individuals, who aided In shap
ing your answer, have showed you (orI
10 disadvantage. Look on page $40
the Statutes OF Ohio, and there rea
your duties, in reference TO county or
ders. fully defined The idea that yo
had, or that you can have, a right whit
holding tho office Of Treasurer, 10 bu
10 any county order, as a private Cit
zen, is wild, false, and conlounded
Your certificate over the signature c
Mr.. Eillon is out of place. had neve
heard of Mr.. Dillon or his order until
read II in your answer. find II TO b
true lha, you paid OF that order, on
Iha, is the only order that you rePor
aS uaSkarcn The young lawyer VII
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
For the Free Press

Mr.. PEARCE:
Sir: Some weeks ego, in a
short communication which you we're
kind enough to publish in your paper, |
attempted 10 show that my political
friends in this county had oVershot the
mark 10 nominating for Senator and Re
preventative George Y. Hampson and
James ToIan. have hOd some acquan
lance with both those gentlemen ever
since they become citizens oI the county,
and | am not ignorant Of tho quallhca
tions they possess for the stations to
which they aspire. tlampson's resi-
dence in Carroll county takes dale since
its organization as county, and II the
wire workers about CartOIl0n had not
managed TO secure for i'm the nomlna'
tlon for Sheriff IN the fall of 1889. am
confident the Democrats of the country
would have never thought of him, The
RESPONSIBILITIES Of the Office Of Sheriff,
during Humpson's term was lrfl'ng in
deed, compared with what It has been
for the last two years, and yet from
what came under my own observation
| was satisfied he could not have dis
charged tho duties OF Sheriff without
the aid of the Clerk OF the Court or
some other person
During the time he held the Office oI
Sheriff. at the request OF friend, at
tended to some business with HamPson
in his Official capacity, which business
on the part Of ilampson, was disposed o.
in every particular just as the Clerk d.
rectod and instructed him Al dIliereh
other times when IN Carrolllon aud II
,he Clerks office, | observed that tht
duties of The Sheriff were completely, a.
II thought, under the supervision o
McCook. Indeed, that the clerk ol'
direct, manage and superlntend Amos
every official act Of Elampson's was no
torious Both Democrats and wing
charged anu ADMITTED HE 'Dc1mPe'encI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Sept. 23d, lS43
For The Free Press.
Mr.. PEARCE:

Mr.. PEARCE:
Sir: Tho writer Of this COM
municalion would ask permission. lhro'
your paper. TO inform tho writer in the
last half sheet of the Democrat. signed
.M.' that he mistakes his mark when
he pitches on the friend beio,D stairs, as
the only man in the Democratic party
that would believe Joseph Cables state
mrnts, concerning the charges that
were made on LilelI Me thinks, ht
is mistaken: me thinks that there is as
many Democrats in Carroll county that
would believe tho statements ol Joseph
Cable as would believe M s. statements.
In the Democrat Of August 3lsI he, it
appears, has taken up the cudgeI Tor
Lirtell- wonder II he expects 10 ride into
office too, through the assistance OF some
o( his would be friends? Me thinks that
M had better wait till no becomes ac-
ouainted with the Democrats here, be
lore ho sets himself up Os dictator ioI
the Democrats in this section ol ONO
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
NATIONAL EXPENDITURES.
FALsEHooD EXPOSED.

FALSEHO0D E&POSED.
In the Chilicolhe Advertiser Of tho
9lb, We find the following paragraph,
very prominently posted:
"An Item 10 be remembered 1t is a
fact that the Wing Secretary of the
Treasury has published an official re-
port showing that the appropriations OF
the Coon Congress for The year iS42,
amounted to S46 294 309 A; yet in
the face Of this fact lhs Wing papers
have the oudacily to inslnuae, by an
arlrul piece of jueslery concoc'ed by the
some Congress, and which they know
10 De false, that The expenses Of Govern
ment we're only about $4,000, 600 an :
uuaIIy, since 1910 Such laIsehoods
could not save hem"
To expose this faIsehood, il is only
necessary 10 quote that part OF the So
cretarv of the Treasury's official re-
port which haa bearing on tho ques-
ton al issue. On page 8 ol Doc. lSo'
we fnd tho following statement OF the
annual appropriations for several yea''
From The 4'h Of March,
J lS4I, to 3 March, l642 S,7S8,127 Is
! Fromethe 4lb of March,
l842, 10 81 March,
ls43 46,3935O0 81
"NoTE.-The last amount IN the above
statement includes appropriations IoT
the half calender year ending 3Oth June
1888. and also for the fiscal year end
ING 30th Of June, lS44 "
| # the editor Of the Advertiser saw the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
HARD MONEY TIMES IN ILL
NOlS.

The Danville QlIinois) Reporter says
the hard money currency is in the full
tide experiment in Illinois No Banks,
no rag currency manufactures in this
State, the full frui,ion Of The hard mo-
npy principles is exempi6ed without
alloy. Corn is selling al eight cents a.
bus.e1 at Springfield the seat Of GoT-
ernmeuL This is hard money times
The monev is hard when you get it, and
hard 10 get.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

Cure for Corns.--The Pallv,jiuD,
states that the common bean leaf, bruis-
ed and applied 10 cOrns every night, ia
certain remedy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
For lie Free Press.
Franklin College.

New ATHENS, HARRISON COUNTY, ONO.
According to the new divisions OF the
Collegiate year of this Institution the
fall session will commence on the first
Monday in October. The new building
that has been in progress for some time
past, is now about completed, aud BY this
means the Two Literary societies will be
furnished with large and comfortable
rooms for the prosecution of their ap
propriate business. Boarding Che most
expensive part Of a young mans educa
rion.) can be obtained at lower rate
at New Athens, than any other College
in the Western country. The prospects
for The coming session are very encour'
aging. ,,
EDWIN II. NEVIN, Pres't,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
Difference in favor Of

Difference in favor OF
the Wings 1912 ,902 IW
But 10 the above document No lS5,
the Secretary Of the Treasury Officially
reports that 3,2S9545 dollars OF the
first appropriation Of the Wbig Coz
gress was for orrearGges or Liabilities
eristing prior to the 4h of March, ls4l''
This amount is therefore 10 be added to
the difference in favor OF the Wing
Congress over the Vanocrats. This
done; and the balsncs struck, shows tho
neal little sum Of TUenty three Millions
and guurter in favor OF Wing reIrench'
msnt and economy John Tyler and
his Loco(ocos 10 the contrary notwIth-
standing g.-SpriHgfeh Republic.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

By adding together the
Two years. appropria-
lions Of Van Buren,, we
have the sum Of
Add one fourth for add.
tional six months
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

So that the two frat
years and a half Of
VANS time cos; ;
The appropriations for
the first two years &
a half OF the Wing
Congress amour! 10
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
No. 5o--wmOLE No. 4os

statement, and we presume he did, no
must also have seen the annexed no'e'
which stands 10 the came juxIaposlIlo0
IN The 'ohi:laI report as it does ab9vo'
That nole il will be observed, states
that tho 46,393, ,5O9 dollars was foe
eighteen months instead Of one yesF.--1
The Advertiser is guilty, therefore, o1
faIsifying and misrepresenling an oth-
cial documsnt-a crime which is 'oex'
cusabie in a public journalist and wa'ea
ought to bring upon him the mIsHuss
and contempt Of his readers.
But while we are on the subject 'ek
Us institute a comparison, by when we
may test the gensineness OF the wing
claim 10 retrenchmenl Of the exPend'-
lures: 10 the document TO which inc
editor Of the Advertiser referred 'us
readers, we find tho following statement
Of the appropriations OF the hrss Two
years Of Mr.. Van Bnren's admlnis'ra'
ton. Immediately preceding the one
above quoted
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29

VV =
From me Ain or March,
1887, 10 Sd Of March,
1888,
'Prom the 4th Of March,
1888, 10 81 Of March,
1889,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-29
VOL IX

After filling his appointments in Jefferson county Dr. HANNA
Congress, will with, and address his fellow citizens
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
xNREsH ARRIvAL-J. sENsENEY


CT has commenced receiving and opening hi
SECOND SUPERIOR STOCK FALL GOODS.
BnR -pf0a 96 bis first of next week. he hope
Olive brown do. Owe ofeefr- lios--iHh
Ribbed CASSIMERES Black CASSlMERES;
Cassinens of all qualities; Kerseys fall qualities
Linseys of all qualities; 10 bales brvnn Muslins,
200 peces bleached MUSLtNS; i T. .-s
Doors PRINTS Of all qualities and prices;
BLACK. SATIN .vESTfNG. . l.
Fsncy vEsTiNG sfAll qpalnie. and prices;
IRISH LINEN; -. Bleech' d and bro Drills;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. all prices; Linen and Silk Hdkisi
Blk and ;browr HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves.
BOOTS AND SHOES-2a0 prs Ladies Slippers
Of all prices and qualities; so prs LADIES' Cater
Boots; 90 prs Ladies' Kid Slippers; SO p's Mems
thick Boots. so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; so prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and Kip
Broea9s cheaper ihnn before offered ~ ihis city
HARDWARE of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
Than ever before offered in mis- city.
CROCKERY--A general assortment Of common
and printed Croekery by the crate and retail. Also
many Other articles loo numerous 10 mention. All
Of which will be sold cheaper aAan ever before
offered IN This city. ,--. ,,...-...
N B.--Counlry merchants will be supplied al
Eastern prices WITH small commission added. 'aai
sepl5 rasae 1fg A fOhhE-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
ID. M,GINNIe,
Patsr Yarnall and others.

M oursas nee Of the dscres in this causs. shall
on the I'd day Of November 1913, q the court
house in Ohio cosutY, sell 10 the highest and
best bidder on the terms after AIMED, the follow
soiare and on which is erected the ware house
now occupied bV Isaac Irwin and Harding q
Weldln, and twenty three tots ~ That part OF
Wheeling called EasfWheeing. (which are num-
bered as Toll 0gs TO Wit 49, i50 50, IS, 81, i4s,
a. t93 49, 81 1877 f89 tl4, 200 2i5, 40. 40, ~
AZ %, iO2 Tea end "a. The said tots viii be sold
on = credit By cqual instalmenfs az ore, Two and
three Veare with interest from fhe daY Of safe the
purchaser giving bonds with good security for ths
payment thereof. Deeda vii DO made when ths
purchase money he paid. should the sale NOT ,,
ooniplefed on that day, u wdl be i0urned from
i dsv A. dav fiii n h closed. II JACOB,
l 6to "a Commissioner
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

mined TO sell low as our ncighbors. We there
fore say TO our customers and the citizens Of
wheeling and vicinity, give us n esu before pur-
the prices suit SEPT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

Prepared and sold by A B Sands e. Co. Drug
elsis and bemists. Granite buildings, 27i
Broadway, corner Of Chambers 81 New York,
and fer sale by Druggists throughout the U s.
Prize 81 per bottle. SIX bottles for So.
bei that IL 10 Sandss Sarsaparilla that has and
constantly achieving such remarkable cures of
the most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the
parilla, and t%ke no other
OLIVER PRYOR. Agent by special ap-
Poinfment for the Prspriefors. for Wheeling
end ricinity. HH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

CLOTH CAPs-MCALLAMha hes just reed
I sos s-sortsaent 81 Mens'. Yosihs' sd Chil
5S-,.' CLOTH. VELVET, aad CLtZED CARS,
which Re oasss ohesV g. CASH Asin s., 10,
oPpo-is W. n0'sl ''PA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27

"OULD respectfully inform the customers
w of the late firm Of Pollock & Co. and
the pubic generally. that they have received froHs
the east, and have now opened al the old stand,
formerly occupied by r HDilock g. Co. Ne fae,
corner Of Main anaflSaf0n Streets lsrge and
yell selected stock Of BOOTS s. SHOES, Goa
sistin2 in part as follows sst -
100 Daira Gcntsg Eiae Calf Mouroea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
WINDOW GLASS.

l" SYMMES & JAMES n ROBERT0
w. respecifulIy isf"rm the pphe that they
have entered into eo-partne~hip in tho msnafss,srs
Of Window Glass 81 The Glass Farierv in e,ufh
Wheelng. where they will always keep on hand
stock Of Glass or all sixes which they will eel -
order q the lowest pfices- Ordep addressed -
them will he promptly filed with an srtirEs va
ran'ed 10 he equal 10 any Cylinder Ciss m.nu
fsctureJ in the wssisrn country. dee 9e-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-27
CHEAP HARDWAKE.

OTT e. GREER, No I5s Main strest, have
consist az of Grass and Grain Scythss. Sycles,
Scythe Rifles and Stones, Mill Saws, Cross
Cut Saws, Hand Saws, Tenor Saws. Knives and
Doos Latches. Butt Hinges, Table Hinges, Till.
Chest. Cupboard, Trunk and Pad Locks, al
kinds of Files and Rasps, Trace Chains, and eve
cry ether article in the Hardware line. All sf
which they will sell At prices that must please.