The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-09-12
"Throw away that old Hat"

"Ihrow away that old Hat"
Don't be wearing that old.hat any longer.
lis dilapidAied, and does not become you.
Take our advice. and go to J. G. David
sons, the first time that you visit Steuben-
vile, and get hat that looks like hat
You can ge, the incest and cheapest hats
there of any place that We are acquainted
with. See advertisement.
EFour Cadiz merchants have all gone
east; and next week Oadiz will be well sup
Piled with all kinds of Dry Goods. GrOce.
ries, &c. They will all let the people know
with one exception, through the Sentinel,
what they have to sell. Messrs. MFadden,
Hatcher & Bro, James Stewart, and j. &
A G. NJ Cormick are just as clever merch-
ants as the State Of Ohio can produce =
When you call at their stores, their object
is always to sell you their gOods-not to
bore you with long TRADE Of fanaticism.
hRgOur Methodist brethren have erec.
ted neat, substantial fence in front oI
their church, which adds greatly to the ap-
pearance of that part of the town. The
fence above and below it looks as ifimprove-
ment would not hurt them.
ETThe Schools in Cadiz were opened
on last Monday morning. Mr.. Cummings
and Miss Matthews take charge Of the high
school; Mr.. Moore and Mrs. Cooper teach
/ in the academy building; and Mr. Parker
and Miss Patterson have charge of the
scholars in the brick school house in tht
rear of the public buildings. Let everJ
child in town be sent to school, and if any
of them should undertake to play "truant,
let them be severely punished. ....
NyThe attention OF Millers, Machini sts
and all others who need anything in th'
st am engine line, is particularly referred t.
the advertisement of Mr.. Kenyon, of Steu
benville, in another column.
We had the pleasure few days since O
examining an engine he built for the Harri
sion county Kansas company; and we mus
say for neat and substantial piece Of me
chanism, we have never seen its equal.
ET Those that need any article in tn
Hardware line, are particularly referred t
the advertisement of Messrs. Whitmore
9 Wolf & Co. Pittsburgh. They have one c
g the largest and best assortments in the wes
t They sell at eastern prices. When you g
/. to Pittsburgh be sure to "dfop in"
. lE Wilson, Childs & Co., Pittsburgh
are old and extensive dry goods dealers
and when they get customer they neve
lose him. Their fall stock is large and con
n plete, and the merchants of this county a
particularly invited to call when they Wis
?, Pittsburgh. Sc advertisement.
MEloDEoNs.-J. G. Morris, of Steube
= vile, has been appointed Agent, and hi
now on hand large assortment of the'
s. beautiful and appropriate parlor instrument
g Instruction books, without teacher, c;
also be had at the same place. Price
= portable melodeons from $45 up to $'5
y Those of piano style of furniture. from $l'
d' up to $3.50. A $75 portable melode
Dc makes good accompaniment to choir
small Church. He however, has mel
deons as high as 1925, with sufficient po'
: er of tone to gil the largest. Churches.
Those for shipment nicely packed in boz
and warranted perfect. No family W
in children should be without one.
nd
RATHER AN ExTRA.-There is cabba
stock in the garden Of G. B. Jackson, Of t
Ir. town, measuring l8 inches in height, viii
mt has upon il large heads Of cabbage. T
W. we think is hard to beat.
ge -
20 REThe last Democratic National G.
~ vention sitting at Baltimore, in June, l8
= directed that in future conventions es
i State should be entitled to number Of {
egates double that.o its electoral votes.