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The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22
For the Ohio Union.

MR. EDIroR:-In your democratic heart,
aside from party principles, do you not
think the election Of Commissioner of
Public Schools, should be left 10 the deci.
sion of the teachers Convention! Il do:
and think as Wings and Democrats, the
macs have no righlio decide this importanl
question.
All. il seems like the. strangers hand
ruihlessly tearing away cherished home
vine, trat for long years has shaded the
old sill, and made sweet and cheerful the
rural homestead! Tearing away the dear
old ivy iha, has grown so familiar to the
family inmates, and transplanling in its
stead, an exotic with jaw.breaking latin
name.
We all know Mr.. Andrews, and we feel
that he is the only one designed to fill this
post.
We had little rather he was q Demos
crat, but when we come 10 weigh the mat
Ter in earnest, the wish that he were, has
no more weight in the balance than the
down of thistle.
There is but one Lorin Andrews-ihe
unwearying worker in the great education
al field of Ohio. For long years has he
flung abroad with iron nerved arm, the
good seed; much, alas! has fallen in strong
ground; very much in the rich loan Of
0hio's broad and waiting acres. And
now, when an occasional spot is ripeniDg
yellow, shall llpotiicidnS bid the Sowsr and
iHer 60 hence, aud send in his stead a
careless reaper, who can scarce WELD a
sickle, whose eyes stick out with fulness,
and who has never wiped from his smooth
brow the sweat Of labor.
Politicians have no right 10 decide ibi:
question. Heretofore, they have never in
leresIed themselves, particularly, ever
though the great work to be donei presset
upon their heels, and oomed and quit,
loppled over their heads.
Now, when the rugged mountain pail
has become little smooihed, so that per
haps two poor teachers in thread bare coats
can walk about, the wolfsh gang are oil
their track, bowling with party feeling.
Every Democrat who appreciates th
abors Of Mr.. Andrews, and who has no
chosen sour party, right or Urong,' 70
his motto, will not hesitate one moment il
giving his influence, with his own warmly
extended hand to Mr.. Andrews. Ant
then heigbo! with Frank Pierce for Presi
dent, aud Lorin Andrews for Commission
er, won't we Frdnkhearled Buckeye Lo
cos show the dimpes when we Taught
SYLVAN DELL, O.
COTTAGE GIRL.
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Guardian Sale,

nN the 9th day Of June next between the hours Of
~ one and four o'clock In the afternoon, on lhe
premises will he sold to the highest bidder the o,
lowing real estate TO wit: Ffty Of the south
middle mart OF lot number fifty nine. In the Township
nISuiiyan, in the county Of Ashland and State,oi
Ohio; appraised at 5000 and sale subject 10 the Wild
ows DOVER 5000 TO be paid In hand ana one han the
dste Of sale on intnrest to he paid annually, and
secured By a mortgage on the premises
''0u''" " p. W. FRINK.
Guardian NJ MARY Jane Slime. Margaret Ann Stne
aud Jacob {. Stine, Jr.
M.y oa Ipka a-lwI
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Busttq.
give me my ola Seat moihorI

Give me my Old Seat Mothort
ny TAHNy FERN
Give me my old seat, mother.
With my head upon Thy knee;
I've passed through many changing scene
Since thus sat by thee. ..
OH let me look into thine eyes
Their meek, soft, loving light,
Falls like CLEAN Of holiness,
Upon my heartto.nignt
I've not been long away, mother,
Few suns have rose and set
Since last the tear-drop an thy cheek
My lips in ki isses met.
IT'S but little time, know,
but very long it seems,
Though every night come to thee,
Dear mother, in my dreams.
The world has kindly dealt, mother,
by the child thou Iovs't so well;
Thy prayers have circled round her path,
And twas their holy spell
Which made their path so dearly bright
Which suewed the rose es there
Which gave the light and cast the balm
On every breath Of air.
bear happy heart, mother,
A happier never beatj
And even now, new buds ofhope,
Are bursting at my feet.
Oh, mother, life may be dreamj
But If such dreams are given,
While at The portal thus we stand,
What are the truths Of Heaveni
I bear happy heart, mother;
Yet when foed eyes see,
And hear soft words aud winning words,
ever think Of thee.
And then the tear my spirit weeps
Unbidden 6lls my eye;
And live homeless dove II long
Unto thy breast to fly.
Then am very sad, mother,
Pm very sad and lone;
Obi there's no heart whose inmost fold,
Opens TO me like thine ownl
Though sunny smiles wreathe blooming lip
While love-tones meet my car.
My mother, one fond glance ofthine
Were thousand times more dear.
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Dogurrrcan GALLERY.

NER-E. M. ENSMINGE Err would respectfully
lNl inform the public that he has permanently
located in the town of Ashland. His rooms are
fitted up with special regard to the comfort oi
visitors, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish for Likeness ,or callto seeth hegallery
ofpictures.
Determined t o spare neither pains or expense
Mr.. Eusminger will furnish likenesses that shall
not be surpassed. His prices vary from 10 cents
to 5000. .. .t.r...
DcrHis rooms may be found in The second story
Of The building now occupied by WlHiek Coffin :
AuGustS, lltf
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Educational Convention.

THE Montgomery Township Board OF Education
i Invite the several Township Boards, throughout
the county, TO meotthem n convention, at the Couii
House, In Arhland, on Monday the eth day Of July,
1887, for the purpose OF discussing, and promoting
the cause Of common schools throughout the county
Addresses may be expected from eminent gentlemen
on the OCCASION The friends Of education, and the
public generally, are solicited to attend. t..
BY order Of the Beard,
sp VIM. RALsToE, Secretary.
Msy cSth, les3. 5*f
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ls ~ MI OV Al.

T w. W.BARNES has removed his GROCERY
,J STORE, from the old Stand formerly oc-
cupicd by A. W. Peters, to the building formerly
occupied as the Mansion House by S. Rutan,
nearly opposite the sampsel House, He would
bs happy 10 see all his old trends and customers,
and as many new ones as may be disposed to give
him call. His assortment of FAMILY GRO
CERES is complete.
Ashland, Nov. 3, 1852.
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GAR D.

MRS. M. McNULTY having purchased and
completely renovated the 'McNulty House.,
lately kept by Mr.. W. Robinson, is snowprePared
to meet her numerous friends and customers.-
She therefore respectfully invites the travelling
public TO give her call. as she is determined 10
use every effort in her power to nuke comiorta-
Bile all those who may favor her with their custom
Having engaged the services OF M A. W. MEL.
STEINER, as Landlord, who tits wen known s'anas
public need no better guaranty that their every
want will be complied with. An industrious and
attentive ostler manages the stables, and every
attention will be paid to horses placed In his
charge. oe,t
Ashland, January 2e, 1853. sou
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

u Gen. Lane, Governor Oi Oregon, left
San Francisco for The scene Of his labors,
with his entire family, oa.,he 10Th.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-22

He will insert iucoruptible Porcelain Teeth on
Gold or Silver plate from one to On entire set
Also, Teeth set on Pivots and warranted durablei
and those that arc partially decayed. cleaned and
plugged with Gold, Silver or Tin Foil, or with
Metallic Cement, to arrest the further progress OF
decay; also clcansed, separated or extracted when
necessary, in a scientific manneri aud in fact all
operations on the teeth and gums performed with
the greatest care and least possible pain, and war
ranted to give entire tislactioh--charges in all
cases reasonable.
Do References and sample can be seen al
any time when called for. Office on Main street,
over WALLAcR & CorFIS's Grocery Store, and in
ENsmINGER's Daguerrean room.
Asahlnd Ian. 10 lSb3-Sb tf
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aalsrsI)auoi'e,& &t
Olean Rail Road!

UTELIi, fellow-citiEens, "THE STAKES
wv ARE sTUCKl" The question is settled
,he people are triumphant The "one horse
syVtemn Of business and trade, will not stand the
Ibroad aauge'' test Of these latter and more glo-
rious times. In order to meett the demands Of the
new and glorious era Of this groat country, the re-
sources OF which arc soon TO be developed. the
undersign ed is now receiving his summer stock Of
Roods-a stock which, in variety, value, and
prices, will compare with any
IN OHIO OR THE WEST!
The underp,gnedls IS now prepared to clothe every
man, woman and child in Ashland county, for q
very small consideration, in cash or produce
Every item, in the line of produce, queensware,
or clothing Including Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
&C., Ac.l can be bad at the store of the under
sjpnsd. II weuld be useless to enumerae or to
boast. "seeing is believing" Therefore the
rood people will please rise up in their majesty
and assemble in Mass Convention at the store o
the uudersigned, when they can examine and in
quire into those matters which relate to thea
Pecuniury well-being.
Respectfully yours,
,ntf rfth .'.- T. G. BUSHNELL.
Ashland. April 90, lS53.--48tf
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IN S U R A N C e.!
,o ASHLAND MUTUAL ms. co.
A Accumulated Capital
~ S1O0,00O!

J.m mUbohANht
OFFICERS.
P R,ssra, Pres L. j. SPRESoLE, Sse, cRALL, 7rsa'
gyHIs well known Company continues to insure the
l. safer kinds Of property, on the most favorable
terms agsiust LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FlRE.
buildings aud their contents, situated on Farms'
are Insured At rates as low as eau possibly be AFFORD
ed nv any sound Institution. Property burned bT
iiehtuing IL paid. Policies issued for one OF hve
years, 10 suit customers,
NO EXTRA HAZARDS TAKEN by THIS CO.,
viz, steam Mills, Of every description; Dislieres
Black Smith shops, Carpenter and Cabinet Shops
wooden ranges OF Buildings, and alike hazardous pro
perty. ....,,
exposed TO loss or damage by fire, to secure Policy
without delay 10 this company; as II oilers many gu
berOr advantages others doing business 10 ohio
ist tits home Institution. Cd II pays in case Of
loss the full amount Of damagesto not exceed te SUN
Insured ID Insurance takes eject the day the appl'
cation is made 4th the insured not liable beyond the
hremium note 5th, surplus funds divided among the
members n proportion TO the amount By each paid M
This company having adopted the plans 0 the pest
most successful eastern companies, have suoceedeu
beyond their most sanguine expectations. Inc COM
pany has never made an assessment but on ,ho con-
r.ry have returned handsome dividend to all whose
Policies have expired. Great caution Is eNeroseu III
Ihe of the rska and the business OF the com.
bany is done by careful focal Agents, who give bond
futhe sum OF five hundred dollar EACH Tor the faithful
performance OF their duties. By so doing we assure
The public that the Directors are resolved to do sps
Luiisd business, rather than large, hazardous one
Apply for insurance to D. Jef. Sprenglo, at the OF
Ace Of the Company, on Main ST., Ashland, ONO OF
10 the gents III most OF the principal Towns oi the
State.
vAss among the farmers for applications. to whom
liberal Inducements will be offered, Apply post paid
20 the Secretary.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. ]. P. SMITH,
DR. w. M. RUMRILL,
SurppOn and Mechanical Dentist,

XHToULD respectfully inform the ladies and
w gentlemen Of ASHLAND County and yicin-
ity, that he is prepuredtO do all kinds of
Dentist Work, in the Cheapest and most
Durable Manner.
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Ho to the Rescue.

.Now q the time TO ms. your Property.
7 SpRENGLE 10 Agent for number Of the
best FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and HEALTH
ms COMPANIES in the United States. Persons
wishing insurance in any ofthe above dopartmentS
will 6nd il to their advantage to call on the ABOVE,
a,the Office of the Ashland MupallnS.Uo:
Nov. 10, 1861. 2ou
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Business Notifes.
HOTELS.
FULLER HOUSE,
Loudonville, Ohio.

rosRpH nRyARMA An having again taken Che above
a, Uonse will be prepsred TO accommodate all his OLD
friends who may favor him with a call. ne,
Oct, lItb, 1852, ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-05-14
PROSPECTCs
kEXAS REPUBLICAN.

vTHE TEXAS RE- uhlN An !, on. Of ,he largest
I~lrr pnb-hrd N Eastern Teas. and contains
s~s,-f au,ni II reading mailer tlian any country
Ap-f IN vsxs or Io,'.iana.
Il Published the i.~ ps,rr Of :. - pr annn'n.
sn nj the tim. II subscribing; ~ M II pad IN
Months OF ~ uOm rsym.n, b- delayed until alter
III taossths
~ .,is-cs,t~cr. taken Il ia. cusnty ~,thont ihr
san~- ray m~nt We have fniimfN a0f~ trOabl~ 10
kli-ct .ueh debit than Ia earn The money.
Prrso,,s ,-h,ng s,ib-crib- do so by RENTING
mna~y by mail our n.k. takas the receipt Of the
|Sstnas,es that the motley has been ,eu:-
A. ih,. Isl-s has been nearly foa, Year, IN oTrra'
s W d-~w, II unnecessary 10 -ay much of lie tA.'
sr-r u. future ros,r.- Taking the past - guide,
y are willing 10 b. Judged by u
h u sutvtr,-nt 10 -ay. thA' II ~ a democratic pat-'
MI will enscavov IL maintain tie principles Of that
Any IN their purity.
Aar.hai IL prri.Av- The h-.t locai,oa for ne~sps
n If any other place IN Ia, Tern Trsss Having a
n~v-s " mail frm Shreveport. ssi getting s..H,
n.ny tml~e. ny ts- Various h,i. that run ~ tie Ned
River made Ne arr ~hahed ia lay i~t'rs our r-S~rs
h~ interior later n-ws than they can ohiain through
lay other chana,~t R.+ssis.. We have valuable -s'
pAAnse Int II nssf say TArrr and msssf'nes. tm
Haeas su,s II The m"-t IsSs,lar Pthicai"n. IN inc
rhnl,y. frm tte.- ~ have the bcs' faculties i"f
nAk'ug an INTERESTING v~trs.
P"u,rp. O~ws. library selections, fa'lr'~d a"ees
aacattssi msti... sh% markets. nn' every sh"e cat
slau.i "a advance tr interest Of our STATE and A"uv
eAl be kssis,d ~. IL c,Aumhs.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Tux TyyAs RspusLicss !. ih~ Is,xesf weekly -.
N IN Ia tern T.ss.. H. circulation n ch.Ay ~ iha,
pcon OF county .smhsacrd wWh,n the boundaries N
a.d River and th- TRINITY. This rounts-. NJ Hssr.
.ta.. TMes Ho~e, Red Rivrs. Fam ,n lamar.
ApA,n,. Cs4,n, Cp.bus, Smith, Cher,ke~. Rn.k IA
-. shelby Ssn Assv-sss-, and Nsroesloch T. IN
|S.sas and the rasssts-- n taAdo a,xi II Soto IN
.s,.ana. have extended r.- Republican = i,t~sal
port and wide and ratsily increasing ~inraats,'o.
T1rss counties IN Tesas. er,b'ace the ost desirable
.tnn Of the xaa'e, ssd he'es we'll sdaps-i ~ The
al,,s- Of co's ar sap's'y sitting .'tA ~-al,hv
M udu-tr,a,s population. They aIe-aAy casabI-
Si,i'ng annually to thu commerce % New Ofl~an-.
i he ar,scsr u cotton siotse. e1MDMD. In this
II cvnnssy. th~ psg,Aa'1s. a ~hss ann.s b. near
50ns Inhabitants sfsc Republicans IL located.
+ Th~ K-p.blican CTR. fine iaJacensns " advef
bsr, bo,h q hons and abrs'ad
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Mail Aerangouet(S.

fu,.isy., Thursdays, a,xt kstur,irys RAVES We'd.
S,.dsy, Frmays, and Sundays
| Es,,es Md, VIA H~s.fetd, IS.--Arives IN
n sin~-iays and Saturday, leaves Mos..jays and
.YNar.iays
WsNf.ra Mil, via NsrnrdarAss ARRIVES IN Nm.
|hy. Tuesdays. and fssiays; leaves on Mosujsys.
kein~..isy.. and Saturdays.
W,.s,rs We'll. vie Tsl~,.--Avrives m Tu..,iays
vi saturdays; leaves on kunsiays and " ~.in-.ays
vsritsrs Mail. via; J.fe,so~. Arrives on Tues
N.Y.. and Saturday leaves IN Wednesday,. rr
VI. aad Snnsiays
ffom NsrsAaH 10 Giis.sr. Arrives on Thur..lays;
AYR. IN Tuesdays
r'sm Mss,han TO Port Cad1o leaves on TSes.
hys and Fridays: arrives .anse days.
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A FRESH ARRIVAL or NEW GOODS!
BkEW WEIR t. ADAMS.


II ". BREWER and ". ". ADAMS,
i . having entered in copartncr-hip in the
DRY Good. business, are now opening ut their
stand. Northwest corner Of III. public -qunre.
IN Marshall. one Of the larpc., and bees, selected
N1OCK or GOODS
ever brought to this market II i. impossible
TO enun,cra,c NIL Of the ARTICLES We have on
hand. but We desire TO say few words to our
friends And hrst to tho
LADIES'
We would inform the lsdi~. that in the
selection Of our stock, VIZ have had All eye
particularly 20 their benefit. and think they
will be much pleased with our selections. Our
ssaeriments Of muslin de- LANES. silks, DC,
embrace variety If choicest dress patterns.
We have also a neat collection Of prints, I'm.
brncing the very finest TO the ehcapes. article.
We have u choice assortment Of bonnrts, con-
.isting Of every variety, and embracing the
latest st,l les AID best finish We hope the
ladies' will cali on u.. aud examine our stock.
GENTL>EMENS GOODS.
We have 4 choice assortment Of genile-
mems gooda, consisting Of every article usu-
ally KEEP, in retail stores. A very handsome
assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
suitable for spring and summer. embracing
.oct.. Ac. W. have .l.o : 6ns s.sotrmcn, 81
uAvS
,v... v..
n s,'s.." p nu", ~ W. "''
SuorS .vn ponrx
"~
choices assortment u eoots, suitable Tor
l.. AAs n. tt..~
dsss"' every dAy wars q p'an'A"on 0'e
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vEvv sPalse GooDs.

vrxHE ssAs.asasd hsgs leave 10 inaSrn his
fr;ends and W. psblie geosrally thss "
( 49,, ,.rs;vxAs ~ viii s. saill resolving
-, = ,hs ssasea. lssgs M we'll ss'sstsd
ss"ss a Spsiae M Ssauss ess1s. sess'ss.
~ - s.sSs ~ goods. tssssAss wtth graf
ss.ss, y casey 1nAiss' Assss ees1s; slss :
~" s..es,.eas Of rssAy ae1s ssssAiae. ~
sssa,e~ss's issaisAiag 60 ssesa. sesss,
~ ~ -. sroesssss, ~ gvsaa naay
.1sse 1aissN vhkA NJ viii I'll lset = snseg
- - ~ = bsssAs h ~ ssean ssess'
Nnhmeae & Nh OstseaA
csa ~ - ~, sssss'vss lsesp -
1haGlle se~~ KvY. I I
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l,vrspooa rLAsssvlcArsos.
p-aieaY SAG t.. .,,, M."a .,. ~
II ss,i,, s,s' ~. NJ Tsi,. 49,. ns@lnsi
m ore 'a5pt~. - as 70 ~ 80
rsss.-fsua ols u. Ia Is 80.
n.cor. -Haas fsua n W S>c.; eIsas rides o. SIC.
ksrk|ss mn ~ 81 SIC.
|lAsp-AtS !" No.
Coyvse.-3 Sse.
cnocoLArs.-frum - ~.
xucA Blown. FIRMS - - <ee
n.a.,so.- ks~aucky y. Mun q to lie.
kxxswAa. --evA0 ~ 10 r.
E.tg RorR.- -kentsrky, ~ Gee.
sgISs --nsas Is - ID lA--s. in hair ~ to l6n.
MOI .ssxs.- frssa ~ 10 Sale.
Casri1s. = ~ % . SIC.
Rrx--Atts &c.
Cssa-Osdisasv, ~ q Is.
0aStoe olasbet
)sA~non City. Apsil.ss. 1889
.fCsu:s (sessssn, tes ID. net 7s&
:. " Lahe AID Tssas, SIS
lIar. vs H. MT: 6ts q.
Mia eo~s. pes kead. 0 Is Ws 70 o.
she's. pr, hraA. - Os6W
tAlsss NJ Yessiinss. pr' hssd. - O0s7v0
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LIST or ApVERTISEMENTs.


~. ". have ca.clu,rs 70 g,ve lis, of Our sdsss
srntras.
xAssmALL AND MARRI,oN COUNTY.
NrrcAssts -r,ssrA ray.,r 4 Custr; Ward 4
snna; J. n. Wsl.'n; t:nas A-y; ~ Levy;
!, ,."".h; &. !,:s'io"i, B~ws' = Adams "'"s
Drssr.:.. -Mcismsld 4 sanders. yoaos 4 John'-
~ l}ssh issre sassha'-hnsr"s.
Msy.c NcAscts--J. suuausr, Mrs A. luns
Acsoals. -- Masonic feraIe in,uis'r Msf'"sH
voa"g : ,sA.es: c~ss 4 Ky r...,.
=. -. Aissa.@,rs; H. n. D 81; y, A. A~as", 'sa'-
dW,re s,sM sshs H.ssA Y MsrAai|
Ls.v~,s &c. y. Ada~. r 4. ra'iiic c, ~ re
~; Jam~s n A~ra.e; q. Asss~ nv"~
Hsil tliw.sd Aiask q A.A.~: L. T. "x"' j.
N..s,y P.i,~.-J. sl.,ssl. .n ..ss. ws.s Of
Wssd :. p,es,sn' ii.asl---" unclc Js" psossssos.
Asraisx Itssss --Am, ssms
L'.s,y Nsss!s. l!y'.~' Z I.risn A. ,.., .
| Pis.eA Fsssa,y, Wsscs sad Cs,'ssxs NsA'ss. ssS
C.~ SsssA;ss lohn ielrqsan
Carrsses NsA,s6 asd NsAAs~'fA'ss - nrfc"ss'
Tia Wess.--J, Van nsnk.
Nsss Csrps.ssrnS = bsanhenaaap 4 I"ash''y'
7a,iorsS ~. =. ,lio~e.s,.
.Es~s lsssrsses Cs~pssy-J d. Todd. Agent
iaxasrr,a. Cutlery NJ DonaM I ssadsn. evs'
VIZ, b. W.rs. advsnis-. one thousand es~ess
Qa,nifss fat .ale
RI Os,i,ax asivrssisrs rssr' runaway
d Yc.sr sJ,st..s notice IL trespasnees "a ~ Aud'
A. D. Hwrr.ss sivsrisrs s'saiar notsce.
Wm. 4. Maioy asis-r i-es ten acre ~ wv" '@Ps''~
Ss...ss u,cos~ al..rssss Marhsll nsssl so'
=" Wr~...~ IN. s~, s,as ps,,sos. Pss.Ms = ~.
W. l'n,ssssos, Tbs Isra. R<Pssa'eas l. w. L''s"
,1."fs. Drr.by,s,sa ]. Rev: \ Y. s.av,:s c. =.
( Esses.,. ~. ~ Tulis nspsiss. ksv H. Tssss'
eIAps eratNo.
On Os.db.--JsAs l. SAssssd.
SsrtensON.
MtxAssss. Veal = jpaaiass; JsAa esh'ns j. :"
" Sss....D2ssT -. !. Gs..y; I.sr'a H''.l'
= Dr. : ssses.'--iA,..s : VsssA.
lsssws-!le.sssy 4 1890: Aoaw.
MsecxllANsoCs.
lvA--W. n. EAaill, Awsae.s = pkess yssN
-. IlsA rssesyi Evessss. tsas6es1. Nss~
ENa6St 5n1sAel y b4sai. Aeete, ~ e1Us ~
80 49, asaissss ~ hspsess.
sua9vxpOnT.
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LINENS.
Irish. English. tssnch, and Amesiraa. saItA-
bic for Coats, paAss, and Puvsttwn. Also,
silks, plain and hsured. MUSLIN Dk.
LANES, TyNSCES, BAkE0ES,st etc., &c.
6OvNE7N.
Ladies' fine siik. Straw. L~eho~, iriWmed
and untrimn,~d, B'oomcrs. fancy Wedding
Hats. Childr-n's fancy Hats; and Rnr variety
It bosnsf Trimmings, consisting Of nbboaA
craps, astiieials, ste.
nat
Geutlemen's fine MolesAin ljata, nsab AID
White Beaver, Drsh, Far, an1 us.tan KoAssth,
black and white margin, Nsxiean, PIaatsss,
Csmreaesy. Panama, and Black i<xhosn Hats,
with . s~l~csion u III latest ssylss 100 nv.
u,ssous IL usation.
sADDLERY.
Consisting Of English and American Saddles,
Ladies' and Boys NasidI~s HOPE ire I'D.
die BsiddIes, Martin sle.. Web Rsin. ca
Gisths, Cotton and Wool Cenafs.
nams. Ssddls.bags, Blankets. Xsss Aa1 Wool
Whips, etc.
CORDA0E.
Manila and Cotton Rop~. Of Ill siss,
HARD WARE
Ejne pocket and table knives, saaoss, eei.sefs
locks: hair, cIothes, and tooth brushes; combs,
ine and coarse; chsins. log, hfth, halter. tiacc.
and dog; ares, hatchets, kaw s,ess, ksvaA AYES,
adses. squares, saws, ard gs~rrss sasoriueai
Df carpenters tools; hosat Wv1ges, 6vss, nd
IwD 6ne sets Of Haiiths' Tools
Also, hn~ selection Of Pist"ls, Dur ngsf
md Colts: shot pesshes, pewd~s dsshs and
horns Bowie kni.es of oil ajsss
HOLLOWWARE. " ~ kinds ~ pat.
lerDa.
TOBACCO, . fine atsessusss 6beo he
best Virginia fac tosi~..
BOOTS AND 080ES.
Boots. tsoo shs 6osst tSths au4ner
Bhses, calf, welt and rus.st; 6oyAapl M-ses'
shoes; Ladies' cali, ssosoeeo. ss1 e. Z wall Y
shoes, CATERS end hslf gaissss. - ~ se.sfA
std sizes.
PIERCE. TAYLOR. AND cUksIS
would my 10 sheir friends thsa shsy an roN
prepared to iusaish any of the abevs tsned
asticl~s ON ~ reasonable tsrus ~ any hoo
in town.
April o. 1889. L.