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Fresh Groceries.

1ENHE subscriber begs leave TO acquant his old
u friends and customers, that he is receiving
large additions TO his extensive stock OF Fresh
Groceries, ut he old stand OF Austin & Clcgg, on
The river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention Of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell rs low as any 9th.
err establishment, for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part Of
700 sacks salt 81 kegs nails
100 " cofH5e 1000 lbs lead
2U0 bbs and half bbls 20 kegs powder
Nhiskey 20 boxes tobacco
10 hhds sugar 20 soap
Is bbIs moiasses 10 /" Gunpowder tea
10 g loaf sugar 10 Slarch
5000 lbs iron assorted 20 " boots and shoes
800 plough mouds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 90 sides upper do
100 sets wagon boxes doz painted buckets
500 lbs Cast steel En-. sacks pepper
gIish, Blister, German, ginger
and American do. bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains. drawing
chains, tin ware, queensware, and saddiefy.--
A so few articles in the Dry Good line. and
many others TOO numerous 10 mention; all OF
which he will be happy to show to those who
ma honor him with a call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
August |. 1916.
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VA kI Ell T. 5.
GUN WADDING
- Indian Rife Powder, lib cans
Percussion Caps -
Leather drinking cups,
Fire crackers
Powder putIs
Bay water
Cologne water
Florida water
Shaving soap and shaving brushes
Tooth and Hair powder
Glass and wood toys
Combs
Perlumery
Letter pa per, all coors and qualities
Steel pens
Ever points
Lead pencils
Memorandum books
Stationery, &c. &c.
". II. " NJ. MAYERS.
Fort Smith.
August lst, 1916.
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NA>H'YGIOT CITY, August ith.
Tine aiiolrrru.I, is fast a,oroorhtrc--,bis is
uc last wr.N. and business ia heinz Lur,i.I
through with a double power: INV mater. not
.a,..la s;ronr r0nnn'e 10 back il. must now.
- u,rr UNI! urNt December. Now, the absencc
..ry III, p,.or mast h.. soriru>Iv f.r, nv the
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man, cl.,rb .,J ,is,,,I ;,,I,n,oo,., and
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r. Il r,.,..a .rr;,,aJ.- tho O.o,,o,. ,root,
f,. lam. .,ifod IN E,,,l,rJ .nnI ,f,,s,I L, ,b,.
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'e.Su'y mas ",'o ,'ss'u I.o '''''''' y WV
r.. va, u,,s,,, so,, in yos,erday va,ong
ne Vel" N''SS'ge @,"I II! ~ ttsIe'u"y' Se'o"H
lie hNer ana ii"fDor D'', ms ''uStu so'"e
t"NOi"; >"'ernI members KICK very nara "-'''I,'
II, whose districts are interested III me eNFE""''
I"'c> the rcnHsEI' ma members cn"ck,' very
much over tins defrn' OF western interests, anu
sustain the Veto because 'hcy say '"'L' IS no
money in the treasury oihe's aPPuu1 'no
President for the Veto particularly Inc ooo''
Carolina memberS--so they have IT,
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Atte ntiORiif
WILLIAMS 4 PHILIPS.



HAVE jas, opened at their Store On Main Street,
fresh and veil assor,ed stock OF goods, consist.
ZOE part Of the following articles, ell or any Of
which they prepared to sell cheap the ehse7s
Dry Goods.
Blcachet and brown shifting, Lowell and eorga %.
naburs-, Ausrcan, French and AusssPds eo,tonadcs,
plains chambrsys, tSeeds Kentucky Jeans, saitine;s,
brown linen navy linen French and Scotch drilling.
ker.eys and Inseys, nsnkin; Irish Inca linen ard
cotton checks, conton fsnnes; green, yellow red and
White hannels. birdeye, seoieh and Lusian d'spefs.
damask table cloths, fancy prints baek and
white cscoes, ginghams, painted lawns, baifofines.
iaeonet. cambrc, book aud swss muslin. coioursd
eambrcks, paper muslin, cotton velvet, plain ana
hem,siched linen cambria hdkis. "a black ard "hiis
fe for wells scarf. grass cloth, missGstnd nd!ss
cotton and wors,ed hose, gentlemens cotton hose.
worsed bindings, tapes, bonnsts buttons, hooks ana
eyes, spool cotton, &c. &c.
-.r.a varieties. .a. .-... - r..a-g
Buffalo and horn tuck combs horn and she'll siss
COMBS long round combs, fine ivory, dressing and red
ding combs, whalebone pins and needles, TOOTH hair,
aud shaving brnshes thin bles razor stops and shaving
boxes paseboards volns and volia strings, matehss
aud match safes, percussion caps, Stationary go B.
Boots and shoes.
Infants bid socks, girls and boys shoes, ladies slip
pers buskns garter boots and bTogans mens kip bro.
yans ger:!cmens fine pegged and sewed calf boots and
Brogan. light seal and calf boots heavy kip aud mud
bouts
Clothing.
Linen bosom shirts 6leachet and brown COTTON nett
shirts and drawers wooden nett shirts, merno scarfs.
valencia, silk black satin and black silk velvet vests,
cottouadc ana gambrJon pants and coats, black drss
and iroe. Goals, tweed and Fi2ching business coats
Hardware.
Gun tubes and locks, spurs, s,irrups, bride bits.
shga SCISSORS, sheep shears, drawing knives. hatch
ets socket chisels screw augurs, tacks jews harps
butt and strap hinges, wood screws, coffee mills, curry
combs iron and brass selves, brttana and iron tea
and abe spoons, pocket knives knives and for KS ra
zors pad locks chest closet and rim locks, hand
shovss and longs cotton and wool cards horse rasps
taper pitt mill and bastard files. trace chains
axes. French and imitation French castings.
CTockery.
Common cups and saucers, whits flint and granite
cups saucers breakfast and dinner plates cup plates
dishes, ewers and basins, castor bottles, bowls com
mon ana granite pitchers. And many other articles
too numerous to mention here, call and see US p" no
trouble to show goods " and prices will not prevent
your purchasing as we are determined to sell
PHILIPS g. WILLIAMS, L....
Ozark,
HAvE Just opened similar stock, which ,hay off"
4 for sol on the same terms.
Van Buren, July 18th, 1916. o..
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CRAWFORD COUNTY,, I
T'rrrv 'I'nr SsUIP
PRAIRIE FEMALE NARY,
+, oc,ted betveen van Buren, and Fort Smith J.,

:
TN suitable buildings erected for the accommodation
1 of pupils. The third session OF this school will
omen on the second Monday of September next, under
the supervision of Rev. c e. TOWNSEND. assisted by
Mrs rowSsEND.
Boarder rs accommodated in the family Of the Prccep
tor where a parental watchfulness will be exercised
over Them and assistance freely rendered in preparing
their lessons At the pleasure Of Parents and Guar
dns .hes can he taug ut needlework. or any branch
Of domestic industry. They will attend upon daily
priyate worship and Sunday, public worship, under
The care of their Teachers. For imparng thorough
education based in religious principle. no effort sllalt
be spared.
fine Globe has been purchased 10 aid pupils in the
study Of Geography; and. as circumstances permit,
other apparatus viii be added. Library mas been
commenced.
Drawing, Painting, and fancy neede.wOrk, taught,
if desired
TERMS.
Session Of 20 weeks in the Higher branches.
Board, s25 90; Tuition, SlO 90. s35 90.
Lower branches, Children,
Board, $I7 90; tuition, ss 10. s2o W.
Washing, extra.
When pupils furnish their own rooms, a suitable de-
dIcton will be made.-3m.
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CARROLL CIRCUIT COURT,
CLERKS OFFICE, in vacation,
On the lgh day Of august, 1916.

Louisa Galloway. by Richard
Wright, her next friend, BltL Fcs DrtoEcf.
William Galloway.
4 Nd now on this day came the complainant, md
N it appearing to my satisfaction that the deien
dlnt sa non-r- stcnt Of the State Of Arkansas il l.
therefore ordered that the said defendant be notified
that the complainant has filed her bill in The Carroll
Circuit Court against him. praying divorce for cause
Of more than twelve months abandonment.
The defendant j. therefore notified TO appear bcior"
the Judge OF the Carroll Lieut. Court on the hrot day
Of the NEXT term thereof, at Clrcuit Court to BE-
holden at the Court liou Sc in tho county Aforesaid
on the first Monday after The fourth Monday in Octo
her, A D ISIS, and plead, answer, or dcmur 20 sad
Jrl or the sane viii be taken confessed and that
COPY of this order be inserted the Van buren, In
tcgcucer. anews paper published in this State, iof
two weeks BY weekly Insertions the last Insertion 10
be at least Two weeks before the next term Of this Court
j. A HICKS, Clerk
Of said Court.
true copy from the record; ,rrcr, c,.,
Attest; ). A HlNho, e'etA'
n
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Wanted To Hire,

DIN ABLE BODIED!Negro men. for hands on
sSV the Steamers Arkansas No. 4, and No. 5.
for whi"h SIS per month will be paid; the men
10 he here by the 18th Of September.
SCOTT, WHITE l. co.
August |, | Si6
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FANCY ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY.
wv E have just reed, from New Orleans, per steam
w boat No. 5, most splendid assortment of choice
French pcrumery. embracing every variety, together
with ger eral assortment of fancy and useful articles
which they will dispose of at a small advance.
". II. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists and
June 80, 1916 ApothecarieS, Fort Smith.
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NOTICE.
yg,HE undersigned have this day assoc,n'eo
IL themselves together, in The Mercantile oTs''
ness. under the name and style of Turner a. De'
I '.s,' GEORGE TURNER.
''"'' LORENZO DELANO.
Van Barren. Aug 2SIh, 1916
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= Boxes Imperial Tea, FIRST quality;
- Philadelphia refined Loaf Sugar;
Best Sperm Candles;
Boston Starch
Soap;
Grouni Pepper;
together with n general assortment Of
Groceries which we offer al the lowest prices.
". II. IL. ii. MhTERS.
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FOR SALE,

LATE ARRIVAL.
EusT RECEIVED per steamboat Republic. ane
iormcrly occupied by By Mcssrs. Wallace 4 Ward
. cases blue Mcrrmac prints az.
do Cape Horn do
do Fancy do
Is pieces Irish Lin"n
5 do l074 Linen sheeting
3 do S-4Damask Linen
case Bleached Shrtings
Hem stitched and plain linen handerchieN
~ dozen P L. Hats
Thread laces and edgings. ..-
May 9, lS4G. O. &. fiChEll.
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NOTICE.
4 IL persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
~ undersigned by note, requested to come for.
ward and settle, send the by response.
Die person. ". II. & VI. MAYERo.
Aug. 22Rd, 1s46; Fort Smith.
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GEED

DEED,
4, Fort c b-.,n Cherokee Nation August 'tn, ai'er
.L,-t illness, Capt Charles U. Collins, Asst qua
Ter M..ter / 5. Army.
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Philips & WILLIAM S

yIAvE Just opened similar stock, which ,hsy oiTH
4 for sble on the same terms.
Van Buren, July 18th, 1916
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Pr,ttN Tcnl a. hineh Ware EOuSe

A ND as this holds good in almost every resrNc
"A the subscriber would again inform hIsiiehf
nd the public generally, that I've is still living ant
occupying the OLD STAND, on Main.sIree'' De
tween the office Of c, R.BuckalCw and the Black
uth shop Of Moses Uollman, at which place nc
nay be found upon the scat Of poverty prepared
D draw ont the thread Of allllclion' lie has Just
ecciycd the Jhe latest Styic Of Fashions for
PRING and SUMMER, aud with them ne
lands pledged to accommodate his friends cuS'o
ners aud the public generally with good suO'lah'
lal tasty fits or no charge made.
D. RUPERT, TAILOR will be found upon
, Shiugle stuck up above the door.
Adnission free Of all expense,
lie would also inform his friends that Wheat
Rye, Oats, Com and Potatoes "ill be taken IN eA
change for work done at his shop, and little ="
he Be,oier dinciuDl, once in while, will not COM
amiss. Call and give him trial. -
AERNARD RUPERT
April 25, ls46--l
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NOTICE

Is hereby given 10 all those indebted up
on the Court House subscription list, Ma
he money is nov wanIed, aud 'ha! they
lre requested to pay TO l.. B Rupert Treas
lror Of .he building committee OF to MaIur
Rupert. Collector zen per cent monthly up
m ,he amount oliheir subscription, COM
menceing on the first Of June last
By order Of the building committee
l. B RUPERT TreaSurer
Aug, 20 1916
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given 'aa' have bought o
Daniel Z,egler, one lot of wheat, four acre.
n[ corn on Iae ground, A tons Of hay,
stack Of oats, 2 thousand shingles and
bo,ss and have le(, the same in his posses
sinn dnring my pleasure, sl which 'he pub
Nv wa ESTHER JOHNSON,
Aug 30, 1876,
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Chair ManufaCtorv
THE subscriber continue, 10 carry on
the ''''J U"
CHAIR NANUFACTO2ING
business at the old stand of B. g. s. H,oon
o"ch' where he will be ready at all tines
10 furnish Fancy & WindsorCbairs So,
Iees' Boston Rocking Chairs &e, Of ev,ry
description, which may be called for q,
snort notice and on the most reasonable
Terms. lie wlll also execute House Sion a.
ornamental Painting, and House Papering
in superior manner, '''"e.
from his experience in the business ann
ms facilities of manufacturing the varjon
articles of his line, lie Gaucrs himself ,ba,
he shall be able to furnish as rood work
ana upon as reasonable terms as can bo
done IN the country, ailor which he will
Ilspose Of for CASH or COUNTRW
PRODUCE = ~ IA
A. B. Orders from distance Will he
strictly aLdPuncIuuIIy attended to.
b HAGENBUCU
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ITS COURSE is ONWARD.
w RUSSELL
Jul 4 1916

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"a g'ou' mas "s'I ,n Io u'a''T'I W. OSI'
~ O'o'"o''''n ~ a.! ''"I"' "',o ""'
5.,''i '., So','u'
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"p" T''''u M H.
a'u Wv @ ''"' W u
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20 'o'o'," ~ 't." Ivy i",o
'''I' !, ~ ,'o op' 'a' Az "'''
'''u Vi ''''' '''''''' may 0PP! 'o' 1t "'"00' oo'
"!nr .,.,...,.-,
II, NS"" Wv iI 't'" '''' ,'0'
w. '''l''''', "I'". " ~ Dr', 'rI,soL"' .''
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~ "s ''S's VI "'a''''' AZ '''''' VIII ''o" MS
oP,n''" =. It's H'''u,o, ;,,.,.,...r
D'"' ." U,.',,'s =, ~ ' 'u' a., az. VI .o'l'
mo" u''''' 'r' "''oo'
a's'"'," "' N'Us",' o"';', ,I Co''u'
I "oi'' ,,l,naI rcneiy ,onc Measure in bco,~ my
testimony toyoor invaluable mcdcinccalIcd OIosa-
o''''" y, e., f,, ms, o,r, o,,o,i,,oo
Ca" c',, ,y,o.''ro mora or ~. ,n I,o ri,,o
sunJoo' .'0'' 'f''',s -.
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MARBLE YARD.

The business will be continued by lh,
subscriber al the old stand; where may
be had al all times.
UONUDIEN7S, TOMB T.2BLES,
TONB-STONES, HE.4RTH-
JH1lBS, M,2NILES. P.4INT
STONES, WULLERS, &c.
or any other work in his line. lie is
also prepared to luruisn WINDOW CAPS
and SlhLS, DOOR SlLLS and STEPS,
NC either of Ma.be, Lime or any kind ol
stone that can be procured in tins vicinity
ErJH Having had considerable experience
III the business, ne pledges his work lc
be executed in as handsome a style as cal
be furnished from any yard either in tie
.cily or country; and on as reasonable term,
EPHRAlM ARMSTRONG
BIoomsbnTg, Nov. 3, l843. ly-2S
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CANCERS, WARTS, LORNs. N

! ne subscriber informs the public, that be ia
able ~ cure nll kinds of Csucars mad sr,,,,.,
Warts and Corns with very nue pain and in
"ho't time He refers to several respeetobs Ell,
Iens IN his nelghuorhood, such as Samu, Hess,
William kIe and others, that has been successful
IN several Instances, and is not humbuppipp as IL
100 frequently the case among quocks. He wa
raat' certain cure in any case he uudergkcs orn
pay.
u, " a't'' &C. on cattle and other animals ar
ais0 cured by the subscriber who reside, in W,,',.
rlgaSan' township on the main road Ieao,pr t,,n,
hni''',s TO- ItIoomsburg, about miles from F,rJ.
clIl. E'''oL' are invited ~
Nav 40 1919 JOHN ALE.
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, Gail before purchasing Else'ohere a
The NeW Factory Of Eorlhe"'0~e'' by
THOMPSON l. HICKS.

ygVHE subscribers have opened a POTTERY
on the -oad leading from Main to Third ST.
near the Methodist Church, Bloomsbury Colum-
bia county, where they intend to manufacture
ware Of the best matera the latest and most ap-
proyed patterns and finished in the very best man
per such as Pots of all'descrpuons; Dishes OF oy-
cry variety and Jugs of all size; aud variety "i D.,
other articles too numerous to menuohi III iact al
kinds and every variety which NAV De wanted py
any who may favor them with calf a supply
kept constantly on hand which Will be SOLD by
Wholesale or retail little cheaper than the cheap
est for cash or country produce. Also dTy rue
Wood taken in exchange for work If delivered at
their shop. o,o .,
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ENOCH HOWELL.
II IL Or

NtSPLUIF UhLl J. IhI0Tms The pubIicIhat h
Has Removed his MQp to Espylown
where he will always be ready, as heretofore. t.
make any kind Of clothing, at the shortest notice
aud in the best and most fashionable ST., Ic. From
his long experience in the business, he naltcr
himself that he shall continue to give general sat
yfaction and thereby hopes to receive share ol,h
public patronage.
LT Particular attention paid to cutting.
All kinds Of country produce taken in paymcn
toI work.
Espytown, May 9, ls4G.--
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It's Heating Properties

do not deceive. The short dry cough is quickI,
overcome and caoy and healthy expcctoration take.
lis place. Splitting Of blood is immediately check
cI Night swcals with pain Ia the sdeand chest
debility aud difficulty of breathing yield in q short
time. Astmi with all its dreadful Laccompanimenis
is at once relieved. Bronchitis and in lactalI the
dsscases Of the throat and | ungs give way before
this remedy when all other means have fuilcd
Pcrsons may attemptto deceive you with some
other remedy, pronCuuciLg it to be equally as good
but remember life is at stake therefore
Be nat Deceived.
The above medicine for sale by the follow ina
sgerI..
{. ?. La,2 Lgamst.rg. a 4. ".re.5 s ,s
Berwick i. " J, Lahrus, OangcyIIlr s.,yI Ri.
sci, Jerscytawn; Den 4 McBrde, v hilc Hall s.
Badly, CauawIssa, Um3
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WRIGur's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

IWRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
It is hardly necessary to speak in detail. At NJ
period Of ts history has Ae equation oi that med
lcinc yIood higher, and we may say that 10 fePu
taton is likely to be more enduring. Adapted It
Iall constitutions, to eyey form Of disease, and I,
Iall climates. MIIghts Indian Vegetable Pills are
above every other medicine, fitted for tho use o
man under whatever circumstances he may he PIh
Iced AT sea OF on land, at home or abroad, ~ sum
Imers heat and winters cold, with "A common fe
Igard to tho conditions of health; and with hN ughl
Indian Vegetable Pills athand, there Is no excuse
flor being sick unless the constitution be utterly ~
Ireclamable.
As our object is to state where the genuine med
Iicine can be obtained rather than to give it an ex-
tended notce-which our limits forbid we shal
merely subioin one OF two ofthe numerous tesl
Imonials that have Just come to hand. Hundreds
lof the same kind might be added, but we are Su:'
the public will save US the trouble OF arranging
lthem.
lExtract of letter hom fernando, Mississppil
10 w. Wrighl-Iour Pills have given uniycr
sal slisfaction and are justly very popuIal car
sell from 80 to 40 dozen annually il could be sup
piled.
Yours, WIN. HEvRr JOHNSON, Agent.
1t ough, here 70 he remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Mississippi
(E1tract Of letter ilom Jersey Shore, PENN
'rhc Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything o
he kind ever Offered to the public in this section o.
the country, notwithstanding the combined effort Of
some few unprnciPIcd mcrccnarcs to put then
down,
$, WINCHESTER & Son.
The following highly respectable store
keepers have been appointed agents Tor the
sale Of virgins Indian Vegetable Pills ii
| Columbia CouaIy:
II. Z. Badly - Ddnvil,e
Stephen Badly y-Cauawissa
Cyrus BlrIon--EspylOwn
Brown & Creasy--MilinYiI.o
Abraham Miller Berwick
c. II. Fowier-B Brlaucreek
Wm' Covanbovan-Orangevi'e
GeOIge Masters MiVIlle
Lew BeiseI-JerseyIwon
Levers IL Sons Columbia Exchange
Robert McCav. - NashluglOlvIIle
George WeaveT- BOoms0urg
Light Street Iron Co--Llghi SnceI
low Il Thompson-lLmc R,dge
II. G. Freas Brlarcreek
Elias Werlman - Roharohurg
K =. Weilvrr-~ Greenwood
T. a. J, Lazarus-Orangevile
Hugh MISUNDERSTANDING
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

OUR MOTTO,NOT TO BEOUTDONE
.NEH'
BLACKSMITHING ESTABLISHMENT
By Santec 81 SiIYcrthOrn.
The undersigned having taken Me shop
formerly occupied by Marshal SlIverlhorn,
most respectfully informs the public that
they intend to carry on The above branch OF
buslaess and will at all lines be ready 10 DO
work little better and cheaper than any
other establishment in lhe place, .,aud they
hope by strict attention to business to meul
4 large portion Of the public patronage
All kinds Of country produce taken II
exchange for work & The ready not refused
ISAAC SANTEE,
MARSHAL SlLVERTNORN.
BIoomsburg Feb, 81 ,ls46-44
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

TEVHE subscriber very respee fully informs the
public That he has on hand and is scOl.slant'
Manufacturing, BOOTS ana ShOES
ofall kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR,
Morocco or Calf Skin Boots 81 90
Coo $50 Roots 3 %
Coarse or Fine Shoes 70
Miners Shoes So 10 , 20
Morocco Slippers S7a
LADIES WEAR.
Morocco or ca + Skin Lace Boots So
Yhick Sole French Ties %
Pumps Springs or French ! l24
Oiher kinds Of Slippers 70 cents to 90
n B. The above are all ofmy own Manufacture
and are wrancd to stand, have also on hand
large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits,
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
dozen, are invited to call and examine my goods
as will sell to such at a large reduction,
UJRemember the place at the NEW BOOT
md SHOE STORE, lower end of Main.slreet
bloomsbury.
W RUSSELL
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