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LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

ESSE MEEK. has the pleasure Of say
- Ing to his customers, and the public gem
orally. that he has received and opened
his stock OF SPRING AND 81 MINER GOODS,
which have beer seiyctedwit great by hmm
self, and particularly adapted 10 tins market.
Comprising all the various colours, qualities and
styles OF Cloths, c assIneres. Cassnetts. James.
Tweecs. Summer wear for men ana boys, DC
To TIL. LADiEs:-My assortment Of Lac les
Dress Goods is complete, comprising every
thing adapted to their wants and all VERY NICE.
To THE YouSG GEurIEMx~:-I would say that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
YOU will find all 20 h.
To THE MEcHA<Ics:-I can say that bring
nothing that comes in competition with your
business, and | would most respectfully invite
you to call and examine my Stock; DO not
say that l will sell YOU Goods ftreafy per cent.
cheaper than any ofser House in the city. were
50 to DO. you would say that il was all huB1Lug-
gery and rightfUi'g too; but this much DO say.
that you sha! nd my Goods AS CHEAP AS At Any
OTHER HORSE IN TIE CITY, matter seaat they
,aay sell at.
III am happy TO say. that my customers are
not all rushing IN solid mass to get Oh board a
vessel bound for Cal iiornia. but rushing right
10 nay Store, to get good, nice and cheap Ococs
GONE on. ComE or, ONE AND AIt..
10000 Pounds Of Wool Wanted.
And all other kinds Of Country Produce taken
IN exchange for Coos
Richmond, June 6, 1879. 19-if
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rrThe Free Soil Sentinel Of the goth
al. publishes a communication from ~
. Allen,' OF Henry CO., who prctends to
~. . frue statement Of what Mr.. Parker
aid in speech at New Castle, on the
,s,h. Mr.. Parker "said it was strange,
orange that the people were so near sight
1.s not To see that the institution Of sla-
,.,v in America was ordained by that high
authority which alone knows the end Of
beginning. for some exalted and beneVo-
Lent nurpose in the end The Courier
oronounces this quotation OF Allen TO DC
..alse. and can prove il by number OF
good men Of all parties, that Mr.. Parker
used no such language. After speaking
az the existence OF slavery, and the man
ner in which the institution had been con
Quoted from an early period to the present
d.y, Mr.. r. said, in substance, that sla-
very had existed in our Government from
the formation Of the constitution to the
prescn, day, and that we were shor-slSht-
oil pcinys.---that Almighty Providence,
who alone knows the beginning and the
and. had suffered the evil Of slavery 10 cx-
IS. among US; and for aught We know, for
some wise end. And he hoped that the
time would speedily come when the cxiled
African would return, bearing VITA him
the principles Of liberty and the cross OF
L.:
Do the friends of Mr.. Julian cxpcc: to
succeed in elcvating him - Congress by
misrcprcscnting Mr. Parkcr'we did
hope that the job Of clonsatin9 the truth,
where Mr. Parker was concerned, was IA
ken ION special contract by the Jefiersoni-
an: but we are mistaken the Sentinel IS
10 do its full share, provided 1.-The demo
crat. should give their votes TO the Free
Soil candidate for Congress thereby help
iny the Free Democrats to carry out mea-
surcs," &c..---Dr so it is written in the
bond.
"Grccn Lanrcis.'-Elder thinks we
won the above kind OF laurcls. while ser
wing in the capacity Of Inspector Of Elec-
lions. Very like. Did we prevent him
from sfuiling into the ballot box. a hand
full Of Cass tickcts,--ana IS that the
reasonl How many bets did you make,
Jeemes, while watching an opportunity =
The laurels are green, are thcyi"Sweai
him, Davis!'
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IssJN G'ToN HOUSE,

Mann street, Richmond, IND.
Ts'HIS House formerly known as the ''Man-
sion House and occupied by X. BRooKISs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber.
who is now fitting it up i'll modern style for the
accommodation of the public. His TABLE
shall at all times be provided with the best the
country affords: and shall not be surpassed in
variety and style by any in the country He
has fitted UP and conside raby enlarged his Stable
which shall be provided with a good nd careful
OsrLER, and plenty of the best Of feed for horses
The undersigned feels confident that. by strict
attention TO the wants Of his guests, lie will merit
u share OF public patronage
ISOareling by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept by
the day week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON
Richmond Feb 81 lSi9. Off
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EtfST REC EIVED at the Gentlemen's Fur
- nishing Room. one door west of ID. ID
SIoan's National Hotel, a lot of fashionable
CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
which we will make order at the shortest no
tee. Also, another lot of Deter's superior Cal
@kin Boots. ami Il lot of superior Buck sk IL
Monroe, SHOES. thu. incest article of the season
x OF the best Manufacture. warranted.
FARGUIAR 4 NICKERS.
June 9Th. 1919. aI-tf.
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.Gentlomen's Clothing store.

l o
s.ise:-:sAEs 81 yz1INEES. embrace
!. thfs method OF saying to the citizens OF
,l nOnd aad the country around about. III Al
} how receiving ana opening, at the
csiaen's Furnishing EcDo:.'
Door Vest Of tie National Hotf,
liable selection of GOODS. embracing
$50, IN the Clothing line. which for
~. >i-s' ryLE, QUALITY, MAKE, &c, cannot
~ any similar Establishment III
NC " =. '',nn,rv. Their stock consists in
y ~ towing articles Of Clothing:
~ ~, 49, Cloths; Cas>imeres; Satin ana
-; -, very superior lot Of Plan and
III ,l,,,. I-i,. mace 10 ORDER on Tue short
- "''!'s ''oIas, Gloves, Hosiery. Shirts,
Is"ess ',s;H ,ccs.-We are the agents
for the sale Of Nr j. Detcr's supernr { ALE
SKIN BOOTS; also celebrated CONGRESS-
300 = supply OF ,ich articles "iilrlways
DODD.S No. I HAS An assortmc. of
OoDp Superior 81. Hats which we 70
selling lower tln ever cared in this markt
Also. Panama, California, ,oneress, Leghorn,
and Palm Hats.
+ LAMPS.-A beautiful lot r the above arti
cles such as. Stand lad Suserdinr Lamps
ChimneVs, Globes, ano n suhraia article .
Lamp Shades, which at,tre, very low 70
CASH.
f'-All Of the above articles have, been pur
chased At very low prices, an We are therefor
enabled to sell our clothing ~ as ,ue1r.. if II,
cheaper rate that has heretofore been offered
this market fscEMc Ecr--Our garne II
are not Eastern mad. but are ifa'fD'aci"fed u
der our own supervision, and he can thereto
reconine no them.
OH>GrVC-'The Gentltacns furniShii
Establishments one door W'st Of the Nation
Hotel and nextGoort TO J. & /. Voorhees, & Co
Stage Office.
Richmond, June 9th, le4t. lS-ti
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THOM AS MASON,

THOMAS MASON,
CHsscrt:: kcT and Golf IA NaElu,
- ESPECTIULLY informs the people of
q, Richmond and vicinity, that he keeps on
REtDY-NADE COFEI[S.
and that he is prepared with genteel IEARSE.
aud VIII give prompt and particular attention TO
Funeral arrangements. He will make Collins
at the shortest notice, either day or night.
j he has recently purchased stock Of Ma
RoGANY and w ALNur AN EER and Coral VAR
SIsIi, and has hesitation in saying that he will
be able to give satisfaction TO those recurring is
services. l5'SHOP on Pearl street, few door
South of Main.
Richmond, July 4th, 1913. lGtf
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LNRESH and pure Oil of Lemon, and othe
IL nice articles, just opened by
IRWIN REED.
May %, ls4s. ST
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I . y 7. { 1 y
Z II s,lbse rher respectfully informs the pab-
nc ans his iricnas, that he still continues
w tone Sit3iug business IN Rheims ON Pearl
Strei, near the Market House. vhe-, he vii 10
p'et-t~ 10 furnish cat stone every description.
on &c most accommodating terms. Il has low
on h'il an"rNpecis shortly 10 receive an adj
''oh1 stPp'H'' 7. complete assortment of
AEifitiN Gii2lE i nEIC GRAVE XTarrx
wi''c'' h, va. sell Aeeper for cash ,!lau ,!.c>
have eye before Oct sole III this c!.y.
f'"'A and "f"'vcu;ai .."tlc;:n~.
done IN goa! style amt o~s.r ~
alll.uc hi> tssogtsne ut and $50;
E;ebmoal.yune c. 40 MORRISON.
H'S..''o.' - ~ 3~ti:'I1
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from "a by Sc inches down 10 the small
sizes, of the very best brand. just received and
for sale at DR.. Howells Drug Store, No. I6
Main street
May %, 1919. 22-tf
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SASH. SASH. SASu!!! SASHm,

SASH, SASH! SASI.u SASHurI
i. have Just received u .ot Of Window
" sash. manufactured hy Ivrhter & o.
ora, OF Hamilton, OHIO. We Will furnish f.,
andeli kinds ANA sizes of Window Shutters
ran,e>ls, mace of the best seasoned nine war
Cali and examine
JOHN HAINES
May = Opposite Bank, Richmond. Ia
---------l9 33-tf
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u
before LIST October will be sent TO the General
Post Office as Dead LeHers.'
Alcndrr VIM = Moore Harriet a. 2
Anderson Major Mcdowell Mrs. Eliza
Aduu w. Moon Mary J
Ackcrman VIM. Moon Joseph
Anderson Mary y. Moore Esther H.
Brent James Morgan VIM l3.
Boswell J. Il. Moon Ciarinda
Bennett Martha +. Meek Joshua
Bond Pleasant 3 Mclallrn II.
Ballard Rachcal VI. Morgan Thomas
bowers George Mcdowell WIN.
Barton Margaret Morgan Francis G..
BOND Mahlon 4 y. Miller Jacob
Balenger Jonathan Nc Mahan James
Ball w Mendenhal Mrs. Rac!i
Carol James Marmon VIM.
Crawford Jno. Morris 'lhomes
Conner Everctta Muzzv Miss Elk.
coons Temple =. Mcmillan Rev. G..
Collins Adam Newly Margaret
Cheesman Ebrnrzar Nelson Catherine T..
CuIbertson VIM. Overntau Edward
Dull Beneuict OBrent James
Dennis Samuel > Patrick James X.
Dunlnps Hiram &. Parkiil IL.
Davis John = Pugh Achlas
Dawson James II. Person w m. III.
Dinklagc Henry Prterman L. Il.
Dime iIczekiah Porter Thomas
Eggermier Tohan rcrdue lsatc
Evans John Pcnton Eliza
Erving II. G.. Roberts Elhu
Edwards Daniel Ryon James
Edwards IN. kvou Rev. John
Elliott Daniel Robinson John
Eldcrkin j. Rosea Heinrich VIM.
Folker :. Ruth Henry
Harrington Mary A. Spencer Daniel
Grimes Leuranah Shearer Jacob.
Graham Daniel Starr John
Harrison j. A. Samuelf Micoiol
Haines Mrs. Elizabeth Scrimigin Evan2
Hatfield Moses Small Jesse Jr.
lIuskins Ruth Steers Walter c..
Hawkins lamar A. , Stone F.. y.
Hartman Dr. : B. Shder Abraham
Henderson David r. . Strickler Daniel
Harmon J. Slender David
Hampton X. Skilnan Edward
Hill kebecca =. Silvcrs VIM.
Hunt Franklin Torole James
Hubberd Martha J. Teagle Joseph c.
UaroOth Ira Thomas Jacob
Hcghertic Patrick Thaaer Erig. Erust.
Ireland John l.. Taylor Elizabeth
James Benjamin Thuydc Joseph
Jones Nathaniel Underhil J Wood
Jones Margaret VI. Vanderpocl VIM.
KEN Thomas Voss John Z.
Kimner Miss Mehi.ebcVeregge Herman
King J.. Nilcs VIM. Il.
Never Thompson Weaver Elisha
kline Toh. Winslow Jacob
krrling August Wilson William
heck Anton. Woodward John
Manner Tan Wright Charles
Lands Samuel Wallace Isaac
Lienderman Hanrich Washburn A.
Lecse Mrs. Many Wools,ou John
Lane James Weitner Go,hiel
Lefrver ;. :. Woods Joseph
l.0ro Geo. Fred Wheat Nathaniel
Laurence w vile Widuer John
Lancaster VIM. II. Wolf Simon 7.
Mckinsey Owen Watt Wessiy
Mcbride John West H. r.
Persons calling for Letters in the above lis
will say ADVERTISED.
July l, ls49. C.R. WILLIAMS, F. VI.
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New Spring and Summer Goods
Foreign and Domestic Rsi'y ssGOCs'

oil the latest ara most paw '7'
which Will be found CLOTHS, CASS MEX II,
SATTINETTS, TW EEDS, JEA No, ' Eo l.
lNGS, &c. &C.
LADIES, ESPECIALLY, ARE INVITED TO CALL
And examine his stock "t DRESS GOODS,
among which are: Fancy Pink Lawns, Organdy
do DO, French DO do, Plaid DO. do, new style
Catnelion Stripe, Striped Genadines, &c. &c;
SILKS, Of nearly all shades and prices; PLAN
and fancy Nous. dc Lane; Goats hair and Al
racca Lustres; Grape De Laine; Bonbuzincs;
Cashmeres: Mexican and California Pads; Eri-
ston and Manchester Ginghains; Prints IN great
variety plain Nous. de Lame Shaw!s, silk fringe
aud embroidered do: Grape lesse; Null aud
Book Muslins; plain and fancy Ribbons, ringes.
Laces, Carpet Bags, and Motions in abund-
BONNETS China Pearl. Superior Englis,
Straw, Pamela, ancy Coburg, v hte Lace,
Florence Braid, and Gimp: Misses anG Children 5
Donnets and Hats. etc. etc.
ALso.-Ca:iery, Queensirare, Hardwa5e, Glass,
Nails, WAIT Lead, OIL, Groceries, .Sc.
4 A large assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
and SLIPPERS, which can and >~eZ>>
will be sold at low prices. AJso.-ADTTrT|-
assortment Of PARAsoI-s and L MBRELLAs. <-slS,
lie would again invite the pubic TO al :
animation Of has GOODS, Il 5 lie feels ufide nj
none can underse!l him without 4 sacrifice. For
the truth Of the statement C. si.I. and SEE.
WHEAT, FLAAoEED, CORN and OATS,
IN demand at all times; fer winch will be paid
the highest mark et- price III Cash C00ds
J5COy- SrRY pRODG & Z, taken
exchange for Goods. n,
RicRnoSD June 6. lc49. l1f
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{ s'sss,.

a TONS BAR IRON in Store md for sale
z by J. VI. x j. HUTTON.
Main st. = doors west of Pearl
May 30, 1919. /.
20 DyE:i5s.-- Nader, Capperas Logwood,
4 Extract DO. Nut Calls. Blue NiirIo!. Nc
" ood. Fu>tic. Indigo. prepared Blue, Carnwood,
oil Nitrioi, Aqua Forts, Muriatic Acid, Lac
Dye, Crude Tartar. Arrnatto, &c, &c, always
on hand aud for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye establishments.
Richmond. MAY 80. $40 33tf
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Sc. o 4 i; |. /. \ \ ID
W NNI GAl CI D e DSAS .

OF almost all PRICES and QUALITIES.
no,y oDeuiup at No. -, where every attention
viii be paid my friends aud those iavorihg me
with a call. Please examine before buytn%-
JND. IfAINES.
Fourth mo 80, 1919 Opposite the Bank
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CLOTHING; STORE.

Femottd 70 No. =. Nais sfff-', Neariy
C7rosfe t4e RcRt;
A Nd FRESH ARRIVAL. Of s,>yinr n
"a summer Goods. which are being
haautacin-eG into sa.Ba'sEENG. have on
Aand II supply If Cloth. Dress, Fgock ant Sack
- - ~ = sA Il - s-Summer- G. 10th,
Cashmarct, Tweed. LANES. and Linen do
10th Ptaia and Fancy Cashmere, Sat,ine,t,
i"tea, Jeans, CottoaA4e, Plain and Checked
Linen 49, Gl "a - made in every vari-
~ OF style; Velvet. ii,.In ANA Fancy Satin,
1ioth, Cashmere, Valencia, and Cashmere
E1SES: which will be sold Low for CASH.
ana Tie fHakfng WARRANTED
A!so,--slalrts. Drawers, PLAIN and
f"ney sr:s.sts. sE"pclsicr>. socks,
Gloves. Ac. &c. 4. Woodward
Richmond, June 9th 1919 le,f
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RICHMOND, JULY 4, 13fv-
NJ & e TIN GS.
TIr: IyASHINETONIAN SOCIETY

THE HyASHINGTONIAN SOCIETY.
Hold their meetings in the Hall OF the Sons
of Temperance, semi monthly. Next meeting
on MONDAY EVENING, July l6.
Address by Nati,' Lewis. The citizens Of this
city and vicinity respectfully invited to at
te nd.
tmzJ57!n;.iana Union. M .. - Of T..
a.< Meet every y eGnesday afternoon, at )
.11EzEa o clock
Clark DIVISION. No.;, sons of Temperance.
j. Meet every Wednesday evening, at - o'cl x
1. .. q 4.
Meet on Friday evening OF each week, at )
clock.
Cadets OF Temperance,
Meet next Monlay night, in the $ T. Hall, at
u clock
Rich.non.. Price, Current.
Wheat, 30: Z bu. f!axseed, 65a'9c 7 b.
Corn, .0l12:.. Oats, l-a2o
Apples tdr-d) soc Flour. l0JiJs) si,15
Butter. Zoe II IT, u barrel $50.
Lard &c " III. Eggs. iuJc Y coz
Bacon th"g round. IL De-
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COME ON WITH YOUR WHEAT!!

"OUR LOR SHOP,''
EOHN II. SCOTT. would respectfully
- inform his friends and the public generally.
that he now occupies the TAILOR SHOP re-
Gently occupied 10y NJ. Conkle, opposite TIE
CITY BOOK STORE; where he is prepared 10
cut and make up garments in the best style, and
on the shortest notice.
Mac York and I'hiludelphia FASHIONS,
regularly reeeired.
Richmond. March A, 1919. lilly
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HIRING. o.. YOUR OLD 10 . Il g
I'd GLASS FRA NJ rs, aad get fhem
tIird a new lot Of Looking Glass Plates Just
received ,--Inahing my stock complete SO mat
can fit any sized ffatue;--at
DR. HOW ELS Drug store,
,Iav 30 1919 No. rs, Main st
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market, which he is prepared TO offer -
smallest possible advance. ana are a>>urca ~,
he can sell Us low any shop III the W est.
i.gr> HIS steel. consists of Gold and Silver Lev !
e<-laaand L'EplEe Jewrled and Plain " atches
GrIu Guard CHAINS; silver aud Common DO
JiHe Cola Breast pins ana tlnwrr-rlags; Prtce
lets; EARRINGS: Colo aud Silver KEYS ana seals
Cola Diamond pointed Pens; Gold and Slv-
Pencils; Music Il Boxes and AccorJiol.s; Brh,
Rcicucs and Purses; SILVER and Tortoise Shell
ConIbs
Fine Cutlery such as HALVES; RalSors; Scis
sors, &c, &c Silver and German Spoons an,
other silver Gold, Silver, and Commoi
Spectacies To suit all ages. Also, An asso.t
Inent Of Yankee Clocks some as low as tire
dollars.
J5'Clocks and Watches repaired usual Of
very moderate terms. Old gold ana silver take
for goods
DO not fail to call a, No. So Main stree,
Richmond Indiana. G.. y. DICKINSON.
May 9, 1919. cot
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TASADoRAS. Principles ana inst
~ from New York, at No. II. " .,r.,i
May %. 1919. =,
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LssT OE LETI::ssS,

EMAINING in the Post Office ut Rich
~ mond on LIST Juiy, which if not taken out
before LIST October will be sent to the General
Post Office as 'Dead LeHers."
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TOW NSi.N!j'S PATENT
~ q = ED "A EE "a TE - ESs
q lie undersigned. Informs the pubic that
he continues to buiid tins valuable
'E'EElesS7E.%E MACHINE.

VttII fiIsI tIItFH
may desire them. lie has also Just gotten up a
new and superior SfA HORSE POWER,
which is confidently recoHEe ndcd to the public
as urs bic 3ut ttfc lent.
Having the exclusive right to manufacture,
vend aud use Tow nseuc's Improvement, in Rush,
WAYNE, fayette, Marion. Tipptcanoe. Eigo,
Clinton, Montgomery. Sullivan. Clay, Parke.
Hamilton, Hendricks. Morgan. J ohnsou. Shelby,
Bartholomew. Hancock. Randolph, Henry. I'M
ion nd franklin counties. Inaiann, he would
respectfully caution the public against making :,
buying using in either of said mites this i'm
provenent. except by having the legal right to
TO, by written authority from the unde rsignee.--
ANY person wishing to purchase rights either to
make can Go SO on advantageous terms
bv applying TO The subscriber.
J51 TIA ! ELLERS, and other kinds Of
Thrashing Machines, nnstantIy hand, OF The
best materials ana workmanship.
+. W. ROBINSON
Richmond, March 4, 1919. II Gm
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VVNIIER MO METERS. Surgical Instrume nts
and Trusses Of ali kinds, for sale by
May %, lS49. /. REED
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cHOLERA.-In Cincinnati, the Cho-
-. ha. been increasing within the last
-,.ek: the deaths average about IS per
a.v Las, Wednesday, 1T; Thursday,
az. Friday, 90.
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Cash for Wheat!


Il EIIE subscriber, will pay the highest mark ct
price in Cash. for WHEAT, delivered at
The
w T. S Il FOR X NJ l. l..
formerly known as IN ewman's Mill He Will
exchange Flour for Wheat, or Grind for GUS
toners any quantitv-irom ii GRIsT TO WHOLE
CRor. He grind about 300 bushels per day
and customers from a distance will not have to
wait long. There Is room his MIL to store
from 5000 to GOO bushels of Graiu--ritt0U
charge.
COME on WITH YOUR WuEAT!!
lille is prepared to furnish the citizens Of
Richmond, with Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, and
Feed of various kinds,
e. T IHEIR DOORS,L0
by leaving their orders for the fergu-
& w IIson's Store. No. :, Main street. He
soicits Ii share Of custom.
JAMES AIBERTSON.
West Fork .NiH. April -. lsi9. ls-3m
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w T. ST FOR X NJ I'LL.

3IIE subscriber, will pay the highest market
price in Cash, for WHEAT, delivered at
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-08-18
Great Excitement on Sunfsh'
WOOL CARDTNG

"llel!oo, Pat, where are you going with that
wagon load of Wool?''
"Oh, jus, down to Oxley's New Carding Estab.
Ilshment, situated on BIG SUNFISH, five miles
east OF Woodstied and five miles south of Baalls.
vile, and five miles north Of New astle -
"Stop, Pat, tell me. has Oxley got good cards!''
eyes, sir; he would not have any other kind.
He has the FINEST AND BEST QUALITY
EASTERN ARDS, sui table for all grades OF
Wool. Just put your Wool in good order and III
warrant you'll yet good rolls. wish you would
try him."
"Depend upon it. I'll take my Wool to him.
"Stick to your word, neighbor: be true"
"Here. Pat, tell me what he charges per pound;
want to have the cash for him.
"Five cents, sir, if paid when the rolls are taken
away. He will also take Wool, Wheat, Corn,
Calf Skins, Hides, Oats, Peas, Beans, Barley, SC.
Wool will be taken IN at the Store Of Holland g.
Okey, Woodsfield, and returned when carded'"
"Well, Pat, what did you say the carder's name
was?" Joel M. OXLEY"
Oxleys Mills May, ls48-nlO.
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Hampton, Smith & Co..
mo-. 81 WOOL STREET. BETWEEN ad 4 4L

No. 81 WOOL STREET, BETWEEN Sd & 4lh,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
Would inform their customers and merchants
generally, in Monroe and the adjoining counties.
that they have just opened their second stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
bought within the last three weeks, at greatly re.
duced prices. They have now to offer, an assort.
ment which cannot be surpassed, either in extent,
variety or prices.
Their stock Of Ginghams and Lawns is unusual.
ly large and fine, embracing the latest and most de
srabe styles. Also, every description of
English, French and American Prints,
Organdes, Muslins, Bereges,
Plain and Fancy Linen Gnghams,
Mode. Black and Fancy, AIpacas, ....
Belgium and American Cloths and Cassmeres
Plain and Fancy Satinets and Jeans,
TweeGs, Merno Cassimeres and Summer Cloths.
Summer wears in great variety.
Fustians. Printed Waldemars, Riding Cords,
Croton Cloths, drap'd, &C., Cloths and Serges.
Paddngs, Buckrams, Crash Diapers.
Irish Linens, Brown Linens and Hollands.
Apron Checks, ShIrting Stripes,
Newest and richest styles Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons, with Book MusIins, Cambrics, Jackonets,
Laces, Fancy Nets, Musquito Bars,
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders.
A full stock OF Brown Sheeting,
Bleached Shirtngs, Drills, Tickings, &c.
May 26, 1919.
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Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
7. JORDAN q. Co.

W. W. JURDdN d Co.
Respectfully inform the citizens rf Woodsfed
and surrounding country, that they are now man.
utacturing and will keep constantly on hand, a
large and extensive assortment of Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, which they will sell either at
Wholesale or Retail,
at as law rates as can be purchased in the West
Their stock of COPPER KETTLES and IA.
PANNED WARE now on hand is excellent
Cooking Stoves
of various patterns and sizes at very law prices
They will be prepared to furnish and put up
House Spouting at all times
Old pewter copper and brass taken in exchange
for all kinds of ware.
July IA, lS49.