M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-04-24
Special Notices.

" ~ 10 SOhuuOtou. NC'j OuI nave not
room at present. There ore manufactured
in this house, weekly, from twenty to forty
cases Of Boots, and from three to four hun
dred pairs Of Shoes. From thirty to fifty
hands are constantly employed in manufac-
turing, and there are always on hand in the
establishment about one thousand cases of
Boots and Shoes. The firm has customers
all over the Southern port ion of Ohio, and a
large trade in Virginia and Kentucky. Deal
ers who are not acquainted with Bell g. Co.,
would find it to their interest to call.
DENsMoRE g. Co.-The season for cool
ing drinks, such as Mineral Water, &C.,
will soon be upon us. Dealers will learn
where to get these beverages, by reference
to the advertisement of the above named firm.
Mr. d. has recently taken "better half"
which is saying considerable for the bride,
because he is good "half" and good fellow,
too, in the superlative degree. Success at
tend him.
C.P. CHANDLER g. Co.-Any one want
ing Groceries, or desiring to have produce
sold on commission, will find C.P. Chandler
g. Co. always ready to accommodate. A more
afable and generous fellow than Mr.. C. is
seldom met with. See advertisement.
w. H. BRewN g. Co.-This is new firm,
with new stock ofBoots and Shoes, and a
disposition to make "quick sales and small
p.ofts." We commend the establishment
to the attention of Dealers. See advertise
ment.
PURsELL g. GoRDoN.-The card of this
firm is in to-day's paper. Any of our read
ers who wish to supply themselves with Chi
ma, Glass, and Queensware, Lamps, &C.,
cannot do better than to call at this house.
No establishment in the west has any better
facilities for procuring their supplies, and oi
course, none can sell cheaper.
0Y Our old and particular friend, Mr.. H
E. Brown, informs the public in to-day's
paper, where Jewelry, Watches, &C., may
be bought or repaired. If you ever 60 t
Portsmouth give Henry call.
HIBBs g. HERED, whose card is in anoth
er column, receive monthly supplies of al
articles in their line. They are gentlemen
of stern integrity, good busin ess habits ant
affable manners.
CUTLER g. BRowN's card will be
found in to days paper. Dealers will find
them reliable and upright in all their deal
ings, and we cheerfully commend them to
the trade.
WARD, WALLER g. CoNE.-This is an
establishment which has sprung into exis-
tence since, whlom, we trod the streets Of
the Iron City, sovereign citizen, With
the members of the firm, however, we are
acquainted and know them to be men oil
means, with go-ahead-itiveness sufficiently
developed to prevent them from being out
done in anything they may undertake. They
have lots of goods-(we don't know how to
describe, in better manner, their immense
stock, than by using the term slots, (Which
are in great part of character to attract
the attention of farmers particularly. They
are already doing very heavy business
See advertisement.
O'NEILL & HUETER.-We call attcn
tention to the card of this firm, and, also, Il
the fact that they have Patent Coal Cook
ing Stove-their own invention-whiCh il
the best thing of the kind extant. In thi
country where coal is so cheap, it is Just tn
Stove wanted by economical housekeepers
1t will do away entirely with the objection
to Coal Cooking Stoves. No dust nor 500
can fly into the victuals ; no blacking o
hands is necessary nothing is to be dom
that cannot be accomplished better, ant
more economically on this than on the wooC
Stoves. The improvement is such, tina
whatever is baked must be baked both OF
the top and at the bottom alike. This fea
ture, of itself, is sufficient to gain the Stove
friends wherever it may go.
TRACY & DAvIs.-Another new firm, o
the Iron City. The members are close ap
plicants to business, and any matter entrust
ed to their care, we assure Furnacemen ant
Farmers, will "turn out" all right.
P. g. w. H. ToMLINsoN, advertise il
to-day's paper, their new stock of Goods
AS this is the season for replenishing ward
robes, and as such other goods as they hav
for sale are always in demand, they will o
course receive good share of patronage.
Any one Of our readers wishing Leathe
and Findings should by all means call o.
Mr.. A. p. OSBORN, whose card appears il
this number of the paper. He is gentle
man well qualified for the business in whicI
he is engaged, and we'll worthy of conidenc,
and support.