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Boots auo Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased oxr sseiitlss fer mans rsctur.
III Ing and dealing Ia Boots Shoes ana Leather the
undersigned, successor 70 Sc. Dawson q Co, ole.
to the citizens ofDaveE port and vicinity, greats.
ats than 10 buy their sooss aud Shoes Of
them Oar retail stock hereafter will always cor.
tain every description Of goods wanted tT the eopie
We zlso making excessive prsparaftons for
Wholessieiny Boots ard Shoes, and ee invite eotn-
try dealers 70 Gail ard eSsi stock and 5riess
ssit Ia our Dissemination 10 sef good terms
/ hay Gao 10 pagchasetia - Lsu.s Or Chicago.
DAWSON, GaIG6S q co.
ost2s Rnas ST., door ffu1n ld.
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HARDWARE u STOVE ATO1kE
NE ~ A0RANGEMENT.

- HAVE just opened sxtsusive stcok of stoy ss
Z Lard Has.twArsin the OLD STAND OF II. B,
sAITn AGo,
nsnt Of ea ~ gt
SHIIY AND HxAvY HARDWARE,
NaiIs Spikes 0lass CaTpsutsrs and JoineFs Tools ard
n net svaythisg u the Hardware line which viii ssi
r Cash, siesper than b. bad say sstsEshmspts
tLis city.
Give He Call
Dozt forget tbs place. Corner Frost snd Brady sresss
opposite the Ferry lAadng.
Awxf
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A Sure Remedy for Piles.
NEW WSuI SlOp.
The Choicest fresh Meats aud az Ia

The Choicest fresh Iea 5 u nd az .h G
Loves ricess
MOORE Il LEATHER ilst cpened yIst
IIl Shop ON Brady stt-vt fegfsh and fi,rb,
west side, where they iLtraa ke . hand ful.
assortment Of the choicest aRetssys ,oto II Bav.
snport public. Tie patron s. sf ian.il is respegtiul
ly solicited, not only will 3ieais be good but
prices low. There's No Use sSins d.s losn zoe set
Nation, Pork, stc when you supr yourselves with
the best at MOORE i LEATHERS
nsvl9tf NJ
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HANO TSDwrEN.

~ cHATFiELD hsss ,lsavs to ipSpsv., ~ sistuaue
~ sbAvsaRsrtths aviax had - ysaEs psepltenl q
pst,encs 10 PiAas Soss ~ Ing = Lsn1m - haea,
oySh wurkssnliks ayh. AlssAn ktnl.' - ekahS1
work repaired aud vAfaisAs4 - jph1Ra saxn4eseIax
Orders lsaas Nrs. WAsssmaab, nass1sea s1ueso, -
tween Third asj eesrtA, vtll - Daseesally ~ssadsl
-. - TN -
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rKINsYLVANIA RAILR0AD.
n

- .
The .s . {: ssa. ~ s..
vss.srp Statss, BY con tinaoas Railway direct. Tls
ROAD aIso oonnsc q Plts.bsIEh With daily iiae q
+ ~ e ~ Win q +.
on ne North western Lakes; making the nost d.
rect, eAsspsse ssd reliable reste ~ which Freight
Rstss between PhiiaaslpAia and Pittssarg,
First Class.-Boob, shess, Hats
and Csps, Books, Dry Goods I'm loos. ,.o =
Sn boxss q balss,) Furs, Feathers,
ias, ssirans and Ticking dn oIigi.
ware, IssAsI iin loils o bszs.Ji
Wool and sheep Psln, Ea..wsrd.J
Third ClaSo.ssAnyiis, Steel,
Chains Qn easks,l Hemp, Bacon
Pork, Ssltsd Qoose OF in saekslTo- S6sc y 100 2
bsoce, manufactured, except ca
EseSrsh gu; q ssl,Ss; Ci,s::. .--cssss, Fi.A, ,E..
. ss.t..!dJ Lard z Lard on, {sss siso B.
s Lssd, Nslls, sods Ash, German
zg Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Dc.
FLO0R-ol per bsrrsl until further notice.
GRAIN-5O cts. per 100 j. until fuithsr notice.
] CO1TON-s2 per bale, not exessaiag 5uU lbs,
weight untilfuther notice.
10 TIn shipping Goods nom any point east Of rhii.
ssses. Ssss All good: s.nss.sS to &.
gents fay this Road ii Pt.sbuIs, viii
ts forwarded without ds,sltiol:
FRs,sHv Ae1NIs.-Harrls, WoJmiy 4 Co., Meme
phis Tenn, II. r. Sass Co., St. Loais,J. 5. Mitch
iii & Son, Hvansvills, Ind; Dsm ssail, Bell & Bur:
dock, and Carter 4 Jswett, Louisville Ky. .R.C Mel
drum, Nsdis,n, lad; sprxmsg Brown, and lrwir
O.; Lesch q Co., s. kiioys 81. Boston; Leseh 4 Co.
9 Astor House, n. York; iWiilisn q; and Batter
Place, New Yefk; L. ]. saseder, Philadelptia; Ma
xraw Il Koons, baltiaofs; Geo. G. Ftonciscus, Pitts
burg.
H. J.LoABAERTi ssri. .aiissss, Pa.
PsMnsy lsania Railroad.
Ttrse Dsily THROUGH Trains between Philsdelphis
and Pitt.burgh. The MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for pitsturgst " A. H., sni
Pittsburgh Philadelphia att A. n. The fast iiKs
lsay sPhilsdelpaiaslLp y; snd Piti.ouIg for Pitt
leaves Phnsdslphia for Pit,sburgh q ii P ~. and
Pittsburgh FOR Fhilsdslphia stll p. u.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 and from 81. LoSis, No., Alton, Gkshs
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington sud Louis
fontinss ss.ldasky, Toledo, Clsssland, Cslunbas,
tha steam packet boats from and 10 New oEisass,
ST. Louis, Louisvile and ClRcinnsti.
Through tickets can hs bad TO frsm either Of the
above p!aces. E
For further particulars see hsadbIis at the differ.
ent starting points, Passengers from tbs West viii
ind this the shortek aud most expeditions route to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Nav York or Boston.
TH0,s. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils.
J. Mk6klNEN, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov ed IS dly
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Coal! Coal
I ONREY THOMAS 4 co. are Iow receiving, .,
lItAsir Yard nssr Tie rail road aspst, lgG TONS
OF COAL DAILY, For Fae! sad Steam ithss 20 su-
psri0g In tbs Market.
owing 10 combination Il the npsfs 10 rAtse the
price CT Coal--H hich We 9olld Iot ssbmit Ls--wa
we're unable, for short time, to supply our eustoSa
srs Hut having succeeded la breaking up this ssS-
ttnsstop lin which The CON munity hGs ANAL Inter
sst,l We are now prepared deliver in this city or
davenport, IN quantity to suit purchasers 81 cur
tatMsrprAes, on Application Al the Yard.
Rock Island Ian 8, .dtf
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NEW TIN STORE.
T>Hk subscribers have just opened store on Has.
i rison between Third and Fourth streets, whor I
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
On hand all kiRds Of
Copper, Tin and sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid 10 Roofing, Spoutlng and
Jobblng, Couhtry merchants can rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware at Wholesale prices.
Rsxs, old copper, lead, Ac, taken in exchange foi
goods. All6dtfl GRANTEES BILL.
Notice.
THE subscribers have this day sntsrt d Into co.
i psrtgesshIpiu iu the Merchant Tailoring business,
usdsr the name of 4. CASTEEL 4 CO.. Asd Will
carry on The business At the old stand, where ,aa
b found frssh assortment OF
New and S0Asoaabie esSOds,
foi GentisAss's vesf, and msde uPfe order lie the
latest styles. US have on hand large sssortIs lt
Of the best made Furnishing Goods, consislips OF
all varieties OF
Shirts, Unasrshirts, Drawers, Stock Ties, Crs-
ysts, 9Isvss. 1itts, Seeks, 0uspsadsrs,
BTaess and everything In this line, for sals u low
mark. Give us call.
A. CASrEEL,
GEO. LATIAER.
DSVSApOYt Oct IS. SO nov xif
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hy spring Gseds have Arrived!
con NslS1iNG OF
!, Cloths, Casaiusrss, vestings,
CENTS. FURNISHING GDSas.
Ready-uada 01othinUj

1ESlSs fCNNlSHAN0 0OOD9,
Ready-made o1othinQl
u i sssdIessto TO say ahsr the ioas dsssaeios Of
s.s a..ss py ne ,sste q As rivsr, Aasi sn Issoy
70 sxhio. ~ stock for sale 10 csstsnsrs ana II n
needless to say that my pr ssent STOCK
= iJll ara sl.o ssry etsies. il ne ssstssu
consequently had good chance for sslsestos, ~
CLOTHS, CASSiMERs q Vesatnaa
am ready 70 make W TO oIdssss skors notice, 10
Mr.. Damn nka has been sy cater for he p.., x.a,
* rrnais sitl ne to kise his aid frisaas s.its
READY .maae Cio,hiss De,.rs...,
10 wsi Supplied With assorted ycods sr ssleeasd vt,h
sass; es's a.x =, aa,''aon 70 psers,o SO
'ASsia1h % Us atofS elslsla sG.s. FieAss ea1iaf
EDWARD AIDEN'S
CslOthtns s5toYe.
Second ~. opposite lie Clare Ron,
D.1shfsrt' Api aau EDWARD ALpkS.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
Al JOHN y0RDA1'S
Iowa LoTHING STOhk.
4 LAEe varied assortment Of Men, - ana
Il AnSys, Ready lnada Ck0th1n1. aHksss
ssss
Piiot, PssstsaaI aud Flsah;ng. asaeaps, ssei sscd
rassOt Oseleosts, Cloth, Dress and Frosk Cooss 81
vGesseaiers and qualities. Closh, Csasnsss, sas,-
isntis, ,swsnsao ., Velvet, PiaAh, ciotS,
SAlnst, Double sad Single fsasisd Vsufs Nopksy
Jackets Drawers tndsfsAIrss, Aosissy Suspeadsgs,
Gioses,crsssta, Skirt ccalass 4lcoks
Ties, sesffs, Winchester and scosts Ps;eL;
Snelldsrsssza sartd, unbfsllassAd aliarelssas1ai.
ly Kept in gentleman Z furnlshiae stoses issnIiar
aotes de CAambre and Revere Vsstsasd Cvereesss.
AIso spleadid assortment of snsut CJeshs, Cass.
messs and vesiisgssli 81 which Will bs nade Is 10
ordsriA ths manner, viii prenptnees, as aessa
sst.blishmentisin the noashfy ressfpS sitlo kiest
Fa.hionsso tha.orisfsintrastcdt ia tAen Ray bers.
sireit. All manner plain uork, nd 0ock efa rss
teel media m promptly sttendsdso e heretafaro
HATS ofxnew sty ls together With ali efIko eer.
EnoH kinds constantly on hand.
GrassfulforpasPAtr Atrouxss ,tAes bsestbsreosedert
iy hopes 10 meriiaeo Itiaaancs ofshsaaae.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merehsnt io,hisr o = RFos,staset s.~o.
eiteths Steam Iii!s.
davenport, y sly I'd i e55- sAa.tf @&
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LIE CLAIRE TOUMDRY

M = G IA 4 N . O.hoD.
M DONAHUE, successor 10 Nsasss Ii claireA
W. Davenport; having purchased the above prem
isss Is nov prepsrsd 10 ManufActure 81
STEAM ENGINES
otlhe various kinds ssitabs 20 The wants OF 10
". Alp, CAsriNGs,t tor q sftls dialsslS vasts.
House Work Of the tatooe V{V1ea.
hand, and make 70 order. 81
CONTESTED with the above iss PosRing Atp, IN.
deItas direction Of msn Of superior aktli.
Bress And Composition Of CSstia9s 0nAs 10 orAsr
bsbbit Metal always on hand.
Ny stock sf Patterns for Xachiassy, BailAtar and
Establ.shm nt ia the West.
Rspairiag done a he sAortsst noties. Chaysss
reasonable Cash II all unss paid fos Old iIspn "a
Cope
corler Of Front aud Scott sts., DsvsaDsss, lova.
Mch1i dis n. doh 6UR
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ialy s2 ALvoRD 5 VAN PAIrRMs
NEW FALL MILLllY

PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE.
SALE And RETAIL ets
HLLINk1y S10lI..
CORNER on sHAsv AHn ~hIRD s1aDsss nAv.npoar r,
IOWA.
'fsHh subscriber takes pleasure Ia iaforniae ,As
Lsaiss ot davenport, Rock istAad aad ySeihisy
that he Ras iass returned sfem Nev YoSk vtsh 4
spisaald sssortrl snt Of
millinery. EnAroiaePy ana Raacv
GoOass ..a5ss ~
Oar stock Of 8euRss aud Sssh Ribbons, trosadsl,
striped and plaid, black AAd eoiorsA veives
Ribbons, silk Ysavsts, Satias, aalkA,
Frsneh Flovers. PsaahsrS, F~fT
Straw BonRets, Ac..
10 tAs isrssss ssd teH SrssfAs to tAis ns,Ass
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TfctsIs, Saloons, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE.
Corner of Harrison and Front Streets, enc
Square below tho Steam Packet aud Ferry
Landing,
J.J. J.HUMPHREY, FToprietsr.
-, r J.H. would respectfully announce 10
sa3akk y his eastern frieNds and the pabiic in
sssH gsrera that having purchased tho
~ Large New Hotel,
SDSitcatei as above, heJs now making I'm
proyeme nts the premises, and will endsavor 70
share Of the patronage Of the trsvsrs pub
lie
This H0use
ls In enc al tho pleasant locatonsiG Davenport,
comm .Iding vis~ oftne nver, OF Hec, leland City
s ud Of old Fort Armstrong. Nov 1888 dU s
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EOOTS n SHOES,
wHoLEsALR EETltL,
At The Empire store.
sSfx NN7 4 have nov Ia stofe large and weti
kGy w lseted stock VI BOOTS and SHOES, 30
xLich We In invite the attention Of all In want
0farticiss 10 our line. County traders wiah-
lug 70 rcpisnish their stocks Win End Il 10 d ssf ad
vantage TO give Us call before purchasing eiSe-
" here. EH GfE
Ts our numerous eusso,ners who. prefer CUSTOM
WOHh We consiaue 10 hoid out iu1uce men Il 10 the
why Of pr ime stocs and stylish work not cqasIcd
This siis ~ NeS ipsk. IL lies Of Ladies' work
fass sufaetafed as Gsasl. brady sIsst, davenport.
apl30dR MOORE BRO&a.
AIDES Assi gastsrs made 70 order
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j FuR1NslfisHTNfI IIi31slf G0nna

hickory, e>aico, white plain nssn corded ana Psy;s
% oIs i.ney co!ossd shirss, viii ssnsss asi IsE
"A collans, Sssk 1iss, stoeks, faasy - ~ usin
Stavsts; Ciores-vLits, black snd eoiosed -. ha-
~, ~ naek, ciosh, Chsstsrsstd, Abe1doss, Dsebn,
no sae estiea Hose; white and faacy inca ~ "a
.sl slaSrsisarsd s.bs .ss, vhiis and
" WOOL Hitts, searIs, 1lfsssrs, Gests, shavis "a
shawl Pins, umbiefas, Carpet sacks, and iii eshsr
Anitiss aaliy Kept ~ the tysde, III o. vhicA 3
respectfully sabmtted 70 the sxsntpatiou ef ers.
tomeHs. = ~
AneaIly call viii secure eAsios selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
% esSnd street, opposite LsCiaixs Rov Daves,o,,
Iowa, ,f5siwesn Msip Il Brndy1 s~~Ss'
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A. -. l.. aSEnss "a. O1
Ho,ssopayhio Physician ana surgeon,
Particular sttsution given ~ the trsatmsnt o.
,,Juiy ix-S3Au. ~ - asA
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GarDs.
Dentists.

r~rsHn, n, D, MYEHB, DENTIST,
ffS Has removed his 0Rcs to Second
dIIYIIY St. between Brady and Perry 3
few doors east OF Smiths Store
He hopes that the las, three year. prstee
In this citY has given such satisfaction will induce
those wishing the services Of Dentist TO Geek his
new location.
A. to his work any smount Of references esa be
given IL desired. sept2 '5B dwif
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron ShoD.

fI'hE uDdsssigned are nov opening q new Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron JobbiAe Shop, on See.
ond street. HaYfissA street. A fall assor tmelt
of the various articles 1ompoknE tn stock Of con
blsie Tin ware and Steve Store. AL soYts of we'll
sines be had st the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lesd, Sheet Copper, Sheet Ziao
and Bathing Tuba on hand constantly.
TAsir long sxpersacs In the businsss makes the
subscribers CONFIDENT of satisfying all calls made in
their line.
Particular attention paid 70 lin hoodng and sspe
valves.
July IL, 80 iR bRUNNEk & CASSEL.
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Commission WsFchanis.
HnnnRICH, WHEELER s YANTIS,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
w.,s.ous. opposite r h. depot, Davenport. Iowa.
DEALERS IN
Grain. Flour, Salt, Cement, and all dsserip.

Warehouse, opposite X n. aePet' p"'sApS
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all osserip'
tions OF Farm Produce.
f,. ,oiictsd and attended 10 with dispatch toF the
purchase sails Of Grain ef froduSs " u.' "A'
nnr ttes are ample for tie storage Of all kinds OF
Grainand Produce, ....,, A..
spscisl stteraop pail to tscsiviDg and fotTard.hs
-REFEREsCEs-
Cook Sargent, Bankers Davenport; Ghnno Bro, bsI
row & Co bankers, Davenport Siekoiis, Ssmposn
ssnk oi oraana, Albion, n. Duchess Co Bank ~
sonss kemrshall, Esq, koeLestsr, \; WALL, r,
ri,snf 81 Louis: Collins, Humphrey ! Co, ChiSaso,
Mutt Hatch i Co., Chicago; ". X, MeAhster, Esd
Chicago; Doughty, Wilkinson CO., poushAePsis MH''
kips & oxsley commission merchant LOUISVILLE, ny.
tune 2S diff
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
ACKLEY 4 0LNsTKAD, Propristors.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform their
i friends and The public, thai they have this day
opened the clTY HoTzL," for the reception Of s,rsn.
gers and travellers. 1t has been entirely Isnodsisd
and newly furnished The location Is central and con-
ven!ent, Id effort on the part Ofthe Proprieors
shhil be wanting contribute 10 the comfort oihsir
patrons. 1'ss
Extensive with feful nd sttentiv ebos.
tiers always in attendance. klso large yard con-
sscted, foI the accommodation ofFsrasIs, DE.
Ashkre sfpablic patronage 10 srespsctalil aoliettsd
ACKLEY 4 oLIETEAD.
Davenport, Msy LIST, lsSe-tu
NEW YORK HOTEL,
harrison, tatwesn Front and Second Streets,
J KIEEER i A S uoRHUNa, Propristors
tLats, Robert Henne.)
FT7HE propriesors respectfully announces 10 their
i eastern fris ada and tho travelling public gene
rally, that having purchased s**
THIS Conmodi0us Hotel, e
and had Ii thoroughly repair and assd, are
prepared to merit share OF thstr patronage, by
constsat ate to thsr wants ana comforts, Our
table Wilt supplied with the best which the mar
ket sffor' and oar lodging ro0ms re furmahsd ~
wellss ose of any In the city. june ~ DIFF
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nFFGRs his rret..,i9al services to '"' '"'Nsoa .
I J Davenport aud v,eiaiiy. ,.., .. -
iIaaos In Wiley & MunsTa hsw oh""'Hg' ''''s' "
ef,a,y and Fourth streets 80 xC r.,,n,
LEI sE 10 George l.. Davenport James W. N""A''
~ ...r.ef 4a.E ~ 1t .E.
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tnd kngitsh Clothes, CsssinsFee ana vests :,
saiiAsia tor las season. which ho VIII aake ~ y
measure gu short notice and rsasonabloter1S
READY MADE CLOTHING.
of al kisds for spriss ssd sunnsr Vear. vk,ch
VIZ oe ~ s9l9 xsenssp astha cheApest.
FURNlSHlNG GOODS.
Esod supply ofsvsfything necessary ssf ! ssaue.
CAPS, Tranks, v6licSs, Ics s'
r.s. Woald invite thoseabostso pspeAass seoa,
elsewhere. One price oaly. k6 ifeukte = sAsy
ofthssame. aAHffv pSsnv
Davenport April u lass. - n
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
kIJ0HN IOnnAHfg
Dry Goods, Clothing,

AerehsntrailorsIdCio 4 Ciosbisr ,on Rsoa sst11
sifethe Steam Hiiss.
pSveEpoft,j sly I'd i e55-s Aa-tf. R
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r---p I.e.u,r u. W krsrsR
EigAaAsI 81 & EEPSEls,
parrarSins and Commission Merchants
No.s BURKoIs'sEw BLOCK, FRONT STREET
Davenport, Iowa.
sol!eItea Tor tie purchase OF Gram, rlear,
Wool.na Produs generally.
--RkFERzsSKs-
RaY.ss. & Pfstsynan, Davenport, !o"E,
Wise, Pusey & Wise, Phil, ra,
Springer, HarbGugh q Co., PittSoafs' t&'T
Jpseph Il. Elder, st. Lonis, Mo-,
McRtiie .S Haminsr :, Cincinnati, Ohio,
+. WcCoy & sons, \. Lisbon, 9
p. Il b. Mcdonald & Co., Wellsviile,,oh.o,
.-s. aJohisp Martin,
george Wells,
E.ssey & Sinclair
James Graham, Ne" Garden,
Merchants generally, Salon, 4....
fsb II is5B-dI
1I. EALGk.E.E4 8. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCEss.
FORWARDING X Comm issi on Merchants
Dealers Ia SAT-, cenee., Plaster Glass paa NLlls
Corner Cd Il PERI! 1tss, bAF6Nf"SFA' ''""'
la 1896
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad,
4

AN and aHsr Monday Dss la, isse, and INIT
Nz.essins and Iowa CITY, tsundays sxesptsd) fol.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-12-10
Important to Farmers.

THE "LITTLE GIANT"
i of the !" Little Giant,'' a machine for
grinding Corn Meal and Feed, is prepared to furnish
it to Farmers at short notice. This machine is now
very extensively used by Farmers, and in all instan-
ces has given good satisfaction. 1t will be found q
very convenient and economical article, and is war
ranted to grind from s to IL bushels of Corn and
Dat feed per. hour. As the machine is well known,
anything further is deemed unnecessary to be said
of its merits.
Pr1ce.--Gomplete, SAP. Where the box and
sweep does not accompany it, a deduction OF 81
will be made.
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CONTROVERSY!

BETWEEN MRS. CoNovER AND MRS. sMoCK.
MRS, &.-"Where do you buy your Stoves?'
MIS- Gaia. I. Manning's Cheap Stove Store!i"
MIS-. = Can you buy as cheap of him is you
can at the other Stores2"
MRS. :" Yes l can get a better article of him,
than | can at any other place. 1t is not always the
lowest priced article that is the best.'
r S-fI agree with you ON that point, for /
have found that ont By experience. We must have
anew Stove this Fall. What kind ofone would you
US to get?'
MRS. C-'1 If you want a good stove, with heavy
castings. by all means goto Manning's and get one
of his celebrated &c Buck Stoves"
MRS ST have heard a great deal about this
+" Buck Stove" What kind of a Stove is it?"
MRS :" 1t has the largest evea 1 ever saw in
a Stove. You can bake six large loaves of bread at
once, and bake them beautifully. LIDO all my cook
ing with this Stove, and would not be without it"
MRS S.-"That is just the kind of Stove l ! want.
We have more trouble every time We bake, than orr
Stove is worth, and 1 am determined to stand it no
longer. When 1 was in Freehold the other day, |
looked at some stoves, but they did not suit me at
all I am satisfied from what I have heard, that this
" Buck Stove is an excellent stove, and ! am deter
mined to have one. Where is Manning's Store?"
MRS. Cit is in South street, Freehold, opposite
the Court House. You cannot miss it. Everybody
knows Manning. a .a
Freehold, August %, 1857. 43-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-12-10

Flour and Feed Store,
-0N SOUTH STREET, FREEHOLD, N. 1.-THE
Osubscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and the public, that he has just opened a Flour and
Feed Store in the Brick Office, on South street, next
door to Carson g. Conover's Hotel, where he will con-
stantly keep on hand a good assortment of FLOUR,
FEED, and BRAN, &C., all of which he will sell
Cheap for Cash. JOHN PETTY.
Freehold, August 18th, 1857. Aft
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NEW LUMBER YARD
AT
RED BANK.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER,
N Shingles, Timber, Fence Pales. Mason Lath,
Thomaston and Glenn Falls Lime, Plaster, Cement,
Brick, Nails, &C., which will be sold AS Low as at
any other Yard in the country, for Cash.
PARKER & CHADWICK.
ALSO.-Peacli Orchard and Lackawana COAL,
Lump, Egg, and Stove Sizes. P. & G.
May IA, 1856. II
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warm and Cold baths. sc.

THE SUBSCRIBER A RECENTLY RE
fitted andnewly painted his Barber Shop and Bath
ing Rooras. and is now prepared to wait upon the
public in as good a style as any establishment of the
kind; at considerable expense he has fitted up Bath
ing apartments, and hopes the public will favor this
apartment of his business with a patronage that will
neable him to sustain it. There is nothing so con-
dusive to heallthun ar So pleasant as a good Bath, and
nassiwHa Nkzsseason of the year, Baths
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References.

References.
Information may be obtained of the following
ma cned persons George Gordon, near Freehold
s c. Bcwne, Englishtown: Charles H. vanderyeer,
Jamesburg James D. Hubbard, Cross Roads, Mid
dlesex Co.: George P. Metcalf, Half Acre John H.
johnson, Cranbery; L. L.F. Appleby, Old Bridge
Gordon Sanford, Marlboro; VIM. H. Seward, South
Amboy Alfred Perrine, Hightst6wn.
All orders for this machine MIST be addressed to
VIM. REDMOND, Corresponding Agent, harrisburg,
N. J.
ALEXANDER Ao>nf.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-20

IN EQul1H-PICkRSS.
Aoranam Duke, Harriet Duke0nd RANSOM Duke,
p .r g. as.
Jogeph Dollesun, Melinda Dolieson. Beniom;,,
Cannon Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon,
james Cannon Margaret Marchbanks. Jndv o+
: judith Kendrick, Elijah Cannon, Martha Brown
and William Gilstrap
BILL FOR PARTITION, ACCOUNT, nRLiEFt &n
THE Compiainants baving fled tbc;r b;u cf
4 complaint, and 1t appearing to INV satisfaction
That Joseph Dolleson, Melinda Dolleson Benia
MN Cannon, Washington Cannon. Garter Can,fSa,
James Cannon Margaret Marcl,banks. Judy sr
Brown defendant TO said Bill reside w,bo, ~.
limi's OF this Stnts: on motion Of e, j. EiEord.
con pIainants solicitor II Is ordered that the sail
absent defendants do plead. answer. or denur tn
The said bill OF complaint within three n,oath.
rom this date or the said bill viii be taken as
confessed against them
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, crP.n.
Corh'rs Office. March 2l, 1887 3rn