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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

~ We think the State Board of Agri-
culture should hereafter offer premium
for the worst piece of road, say to 10
miles of length, in the State. If Hardy
township, Holmes county, didn't take the
premium, there's no use in letting;roads get
SO bad as 10 be almost impossible.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

A CURE FOR STUTERING.-A lady
named Temple who is well known in the
fashionable regions of Belgravia, has dis
covered a remedy for suffering. 1t is
simply the act of reading in whisper and
gradually arguinenting the whisper to a
louder tone.-London paper.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15
The Oats Crop.

We fear the Oats crop in this part Of
Ohio, ifnot throughout the Western States,
will be short one. A week or so ago,
and there never was better prospect for
big crop, but the rust has struck it and
most of the late sowed Oats will not be cut
Mt all.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

H- There is small nest of very small
politicians about Millersburg, who, whilst
they pretend outwardly to be favorable to
GEN. BURNS denomination, are secretly
cutting his throat.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

Sun STRoKE.-We hear of numberless
cases of sun stroke this hot weather, but
the last heard of, was that of the Old
Court House, at Wooster. According TO
the Republican, it was strnck one day last
week. It survived it, however.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

w There was large attendance of
Teachers in attendance at the Teachers As
sociation held at Delaware last week.
Nearly every county in the State was rep
resented.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

BUFFALoEs FRIGHTENED The Buffalo
Erpress notices the movement in Lake
county to abate the high waters in the Lake
by removing the Black Rock Dam obstruc-
ton, and with trepidation says:
So we may expect to have a crowd Of
Ohioans down upon us at any day, and
the whole work of removing the Pier at
Black performed in single night, After
this has been accomplished, we presume
the party will proceed to remove the piers
of the Victoria Bridge, at Montreal, and
thus lover the waters of Lake Ontario
and the river St. Lawrence, which are
some two anda half feet higher than usual.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15
An excellent Ticket.

T Millersburg, Wooster and Revenna,
are about the only county towns in the
State, that did not celebrate our "National
Birth Day." 1t is true there were Pro-
grammes issued here for celebration of
some sort but it is thought twas only done
to bring the Democratic party into disre-
pute. 1t didn't do it however. No stree.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15
R The hog cholera prevails to

E The hog cholera prevails to an
alarming extent, in Gibson county, Ind
In the vicinity of Princeton, some of the
most extensive farmers are losing all their
hogs. The disease is also committing sad
rayages in the northern part of the comfy.
Thus far, there has been found nothing that
will effect cure. A hog once attacked,
seldom gets well.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

re- The people of Maine have by a
vote lately taken, decided in favor of the
so called Maine Liquor Law, by majority
of five to one. This vote will prove a set
tier to every doggery in the State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15
One of the Scenes i'm City Life

A day or two ago some Of the city off
GERS were notified that woman lay in the
yard in the rear of an Irish hovel on Race
street, just below Cherry Alley. Two OF
three persons visited the spot, supposing it
to be case of destitution calling for i'm
mediate attention. On arriving there, the
woman was found in the rear yard, upon a
beard covered with little straw, and two
or three feet above her head, covering of
a couple of boards thrust into the fence,
which partially protected her person from
the piercing rays of the sun. As the indi-
viduals who visited her passed into the
yard, they were followed by the husband
of the woman, in beastly state of intoxi-
cation, and by some half dozen others who
were in an equally besotted condition =
The reason given for thrusting the woman
out of doors, and placing her where she
was found, and where she had remained
for the previous four or five days and nights,
was, that she was sick, and there was no
room for her in the houseI The Poormas-
ter of the Ward had beeu called to the
case, we learned, and had attempted to
take the woman to the Hospital, where she
could be provided for comfortably, but the
drunken brutes who surrounded her refused
to permit her to be removed. Subsequent
ly, however, she was taken away despite
the interference of her husband and his
friends. The spot where she lay was
scarcely fit for a respectable pig-sty, and
yet this woman, who was herself suffering
as much from the free use of liquor as
from any other cause, had remained there
for several days. There are thousand sim
liar disgusting scenes in city life, that come
under the observation of few others, save
those whose business it is to make a note
of passing incidents, daily.-Cm. Gaz.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

SENTENcED.-Myers, the murderer of
Neville in the Penitentiary, has been sem
fenced to be hung on Friday, the Sd of
September. After sentence had been pro-
nounced, he coolly asked the Judge, "When
did you say it was to BET" The Court
made no reply. The prisoner was sent to
the Franklin county Jail, to await his exc
cution.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

Nothing reliable has yet been heard
OF the Telegraph fleet. It is feared that
the wire has again broken and that the
vessels engaged in the laying have put
back to England.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

egAn old writer said that when can
mons were introduced as negotiators, the
caunons of the church were useless; that
tho world was governed first by my mi-
trum and then BY nitrum. First ST. Pc
ter and then by Salt Peter.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

HThe shaft used in boring the Arte-
sian well at Columbus, has penetrated to
the depth of l,7os feet, without obtaining
water.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

re- The 4th of July came to Coshoc-
ton about the 1st, and staid nearly week.
Within that time there were several fights,
good many drunks, and one fancy ball.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

s. million acres in- California
l ] million acres in---- louisiana
24 million acres in-- Nebraska
8 million acres Kansas
Making in round numbers twelve millions
of acres, every inch of which, few years
ago, would have been readily taken up at
the minimum price, Sl,25 per acre. But
it is now estimated that not over one-half
of the amount thrown into market will be
sold during the present fiscal year. Seven
millions and half of dollars, will, how
ever, be no inconsiderable relief to de-
pleted treasury while importations continue
light.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15

H A dying man upon the gallows
latcly affirmed that his first step in his career
of crime, was that Of not paying for
newspaper. Delinquents stick apln there
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15
re- The letters from tbd Old World

|
g The letters from thd Old World 10
the public of this country are generally
''fat, stale and Improbable things; but
those of Mr.. Williams, of the Utica Herald,
are most striking exception. In his last
letter from Egypt, he thus discourses about
the Pyrmids and the Sphynx:
| have no time 10 speculate about the
Pyramids. Whether or no they were sim
ply intended for the burial place of Kings,
l leave the learned to settle among them
selvs. To me, they seem the most stu
pendous monuments of human folly the
world ever saw. You look upon them with
reverence as perhaps the Oldest products of
human hands on earth; but with reverence
is blended disgust at such lavish and ap-
parently senseless prodigality. Unlike the
Temples and Tombs which | had visited
at Thebes and elsewhere, they did not ad-
dress the sense of beauty. There is no
art, and apparently little design in their
construction; they are one vast exhibition
of brute power.
1t was pleasant TO turn from the Pyra-
mids to the Sphynx-from the exhibition
of Brute Matter 10 the exhibition of mind.
The venerable deity is sadly defaced it is
true; the nose is gone entirely, the eyes are
blurred, the lips are chapped, the chin is
battered, and an ear is broken; yet around
the Scared and battered face, there hovers
something of the god-like, and the beauti-
full. The expression is calm and benignant,
and the solemn face looks down somehow
far into the deph of the soul and stirs it
profoundly. You look up toward the
solemn old colossus with strange interest
You think how much it has seen and suf-
fered; how bravely it has borne the brunt
of forty centuries. The same eyes that
look calmly, sorrowfully upon you now,
looked upon the hosts of Cambyses as they
swept by on their mission of destruction;
looked upon the armies of the Caesars;
looked upon cleopatra; looked upon the
Divine Plato and the simple old Herodotus;
looked upon Alexander and Napoleon
And you think with sadness that after you
have strutted your brief hour and are laid
in your grave iand the worms have had
their carnival over your poor carcass, it
will look down on wondering gazers still.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-15
Extensive Land Sales.

The Administration is in strait for
money and to raise the wind the following
small parcels of real estate have been
thrown into pu blie market:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
LOOK HERE, WILL YoTl
g. q a. UFHRMANN
SADDLE 81 IA RNEss ii KERs.
Charleston, Kanawha Co, "a.

We have on hand, and are constantly r.
celving, and mixing up, me most eo1s mat
stock Of Saddlers, Double and Single afiar
ness, Saddle trimmings, Fsncy Il{iI,esl
vs. sal Of which, having Msnnfactnrell IN,
der our espscaI notice. vii H. !,
perfect. We have also on halil layge rta.l
of Horse Collars pf our own ~
several handsome SIDE ADDL il " NJ ~
'izes, to suit lie ladies'. y. 1tl = y
be sure ogige Us a call before ~
asses for We afe Determined to sen IN e 4,
my other h9u.e, Cor cash. wv
al. enass RlN sIf MI kind /, ia the above 4. !
Worksso puns tually on the sIories t not ~ e
Boat landihuun Front Street near Tie Steak
January / isA G. q a. IFER MANN.
KSh36
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
EEercer Acad envy,
CHARLESTON. KANAWgILA Co..

IrFAfii, 1lsxi sessiiln Of Ms i1fl,ifli5s n 1
+ 81 q Ite 4. 81. E..|
81 3|n|1ltiH f4tfafts ~ 1llIIE. ~. /. 1
d. fs1pt td5s .isF entsriAk ah} Has 81 ral.
leees o. IL tise active busine5s 81 life i
VITA iagIhae
The Usual English Branches.
Tie la iniand Greek Languages,
The Feench and German Languages.
The Mathematics.
The session extends from Srptmeber 10th to
july 10Th. witt an int.rmission sf few days
at Christmas.
Tuiflon--fst Grade, $50 pet session.
n 2nd Crate, 90 e
AL. t;ition fees, payab.r 4uaRerly in adj
raHre.
/ Pupils,EIS All eAsts, sickness excepted
viii he charged fram time Of adm ss.on 10 end
1f session.
Fer eircs ar. nr for further info Iraation. APP
ply ID +. Nv, Newton, See. Bnardnf Trustees
Or lo9 Nm. C. CLINTON,
July 2l,5'57s Principal. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
Loolx HeraI

AN receiving Fresh Supply Il
4 Drugs, medicines, Paints, Oils wilma
doz Glass. Dye-StuHs, Paint and otb 1.ss
l brushes, Peffanery, Fancy Articles, IL,
Y ilh every vafiety Of useful motions
VI .pa g are sold BY Druggist generally an 15
al the popular Patent medicines 81 liz liz
uay ! Y sell cheap for cash, and war
rant you pure article. Phvsic;an i.
v2n35. 81 p srsef Se9le.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16


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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16

Mac111---.

81 SIsels & M BENG uIIy prepared h
cash viz: 8 ~ s~o rkmanship. low III
{. a A., CASTINGS 81 1fon a,s !.
y ear making Also i,,s,,he y. 2 mss used
car g Wheels0f 70 di6erenf 49, sos. BUSINESS
tof wood or iron rails. s'tss ana pattern,
80 Paw ~ IN sGHls4 MILLS f,.s,.i5.
cns ps s shafts, Pulleys Spn, 6 = SeEe.
], ,,s 3 team ! y s, ENGINES 81 .nb,,;a.
|M siyass ,SSSs'ss md Stores ior coal
Dfass, csst s. Y, E. sIl kinds repaired
y s s . s. Sail ncss Aus. IS, lss7 s n:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16

ss RI TIE IN lifft trsught
49, and cout10di5as Packet.
i6'Nf5TIIa VALLEY, Ctpi. WktfoN--
M 11Dpr, Clerks now innal1f regular
,,s,5[en Gaifip j and KateNla St.intt on
IL days forntfly qccppleN ny t4e Aerlia
dosl. leaving Gsllipelis eyery fefs'iay,
qthfSdey and satareaf mnFq'i,gs ase 2 clock;
ali Il tlfaisx Y l9axs \ a4n VIVA 9s.,2 y, e.
Muddy, Wtdhti tay md fslszys, On ssgA t''p
with tiny PafkerspATg Paeket 3 4 i.
WI S9AK She zip copneeis every I, n9sseay
nsDlpIng with the Dincinnall ma mal!s,ls
J Il '.seyy sssnrak on her upwaId trip.
E,ss & Sreant HI ykhe connects wifhthe ~ \
r;stfs md Cinoilnzti Pocll3t Bllumofe wi
NJ howard II h Ind every Saturday o. "a
downward trips
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
W. +. < }. s GosHoRII.
Wholesale anu Retail Dealers ii
Dry Goods, Groceries;
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Glassware, Queensware, Hardware md
Mechanics' TsoIsy
FRONT STREET CHARLESTON, VA.

ETTAVInG removed our Hardware and Gro
Isl Gerry Store into the room formerly occu
Epied by Messrs. Brooks, Brigham & Go.Yaril
aai0iI3ing our Dry Goods Store. we beg leave
10 81 ythatthe business firms 81 WI. & j. Cos
horn and b. Il W. Goshorn, Will hereafter be
conducted under the style and finsof w. h.
& J L Fl. Goshorn. at the old stand Of W. ii IL
Gosk0in, where they are now, receiving and
upening direct from the cities Of New YORK..
Philadelphia and Baltimore, Tie largest AMI
most durable stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
ever brought TO this market. amongst which
will be foand every variety OF ladies' ana eei !.
tlemen's line dress goods, lailies, cloaks 4 IA
fallaas, boots and shoes, hats and cans. sin
and straw bonnets, [of the faieyt styie u ch;na.
glassand aueensware, Of theaaiest deseriptioI,
PAPER haIglngs, window shades. pafIor and
hail lamps Of various sizes, DO oks Al, station-
ary, and saddlery, Also. 4 large and wolf
selected stoc kof cheap and fashionable ready
made cioihing. "a large portion Of which Ne
had made to ordef,) which Consists Of every
description Of Goals, pants. vests, drawera|
hickory checked and white linen bosom shit0;
shit eoltassan woolenundershirt and ,lra@-
ers, all ofwhich will be sold at uI,usuaiy
low pricts.for cash, OF on credit d. punctal
customers.
Tho ladies' are particularly invited Is sall
and examine our stock OF dress ana fancy Jodx
cloth cIoaks, talnaaB, & c., whic b have i,eS IS
lected with great care, expressly for III mar |
ket, ffom the best houses ID New yorlsaad |
Philadelphia, We believe cannot be srpas-
sed, iTequalled, in beauty, style apd Iasan
ness. by any house in the place. a.
PltnseRcal nd examine our STOCK before
where, rs we iatter ohsrly VI |
ae Will lie Enabled to offer you such krvai,,s
as to make-Sit greatly 10 your inierestEto but
from JUS. HI
All orders promptly attended TO.
Yours. with respect. K
sF%Fg4z EtE5E #3f4 ffE ~ H. ,sntltYHvs,y 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16

Baltimore Oysters,

Inseans& HI "a received dafly Nv eli press.
Also Frrsi spiced, Piekled and Hermle neal
~ Sealed 0ters, fof sale at their oysierIdepo,
Mono Strtst, Wheeling, Ia.
M Al. BLISS, Agent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
!, - = essAoTORY.
Z TAOMpgoN
HURRICANE Rf..

TcYTTI,T. 1865, 80. Z ~ = = BhkDGF
Ill continues to manuis. mo
~ BAeco and CIGARS. hEs ~ ~
especially invite the attention y S Ny.
chants to his Tobacco Ma AK a,s. z. AlsE.
e TIE very lowest prices. - 81 ss''
June 4 1856. n9retf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
pfnNHNN aUehItd TO.
| Yours. with respect,
w T. GO sH1RN,
J. H. GosEeRN. !.
Groccry ana IIard wore

n : ~ + e 4 ] 1 n =
Grocery and IIardware Department.
/ ltl 4this department we keen 4 y.rv Iars,
stock pf groeeries, suf b IS N. q. sugar, g Tre
lte nioiasses. crushed, pliverized 4 nl NJ ii
gaF PfPfer spice, ginger, indigo, Iarf and lin,
seed ~, white lead, tobacco, candles! lsaap
sup. 81 20. soda rice, ex. logwood, cotton! ,arn
coPpeIas, alum, saltrltus. p0,v,lef. lead xhat
and great lnany other articles nsdalIy fksn
~ 10 grocery store, too numerous ia eat;,,.
Also. large Stock Of csrdaee ana Mn ~ 81
consisting ofnsnlliR 6n,l Rs|''n el'I,i[ I%'''
- II inches iron. steoI rails. cssIi''s{ 6,,t
1871 IS all kind building - teIials. !,
49, coppsEs, and anneis f.<is ~ III lijp
~, .es 81 Ot1eE 16.4s q lns best Eheiisi
iicaiaIlsSu The attention ~ Z. l'al'
chanicf and lnmbesneh. As gresi cs- 81 VS. VS.
been observed in The seioeaiun 81 ~
we think YOU Iwollld DO weit NJ calIS
aaRine pl'r stock before prcI. ssinr a.
ieelIng $safell thai il will be 10 yas
Aage todo so. X y oai aqSail
may be favored with. ~ olaeis we
Onrstock c8nsists, ID nsArt of
II S 81 n, and eassimeres. krea, yafietx
rian9els, oFeYery Yar.et;.
Fa ncY toiored satincis.
Ladies' dress goods,
2 . 4 t45 z = 5
While goods,
GioYsf end hosiery,
shawls, CARPETS, &c,
Oil cloths, j
Boots hnd .saots.
Men,sIaha bdys' hats,
Cloth dress and frock coats.
Assotn dsaeks, comprising sac Ks, la sac II
Assorted business coats.
Cloth sack GOATS. q
Sack over coats, Of all styles.
led, az ''i's'' s,a1 III
Assorted vests, high, low ind me linn ~
.ngle and double breasted 80 A.
Boys clotLing. i large assortment
Shirts and stsweis,
4 Saddiefy,
u Checks,
il Glasswafe,
II Qneenssgare,
u Notions,
i Tombs and brushes,
Canes,
Castings,
Cutlery Of every descrip -. =
IEousekeepersaa attic les fton,,
Farmers aFi sSabs
Building matef;aIs
nlack siithH too,s.
{ Goo. Il Il IDOLS,
sb.,,..,s NJ Y r. 4 ]. ID, GosHoRN..
SnaIlesipnt Noy. %. 1858. s5if.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
By The Last Roat.

5fT JST reeve 4, oaO gallons STONE WI ARE.
~ c6nsrng of4 Jars, jugs, Charms. a d
Also a fres supply 1of pure groceries. For
sale low fScash. ( IzI=5I=
GEORGE WAYT. Il
"a March 1851,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
ri III county Wa. OF. aftb 1s5s

I 2 p county Va, Oct. afth 1855.
Being Did on. bYaIf Hart TO express my
opinion i ferereneeto Il Wheat Ian pu,-
CHASED ofb, ldoEso.wiih pleasure ana viii
S II \ surpass $ anytling Of the zkin.i
1 :.hase eytsed, aud con=ider itfhe best /
have eve IF Mn point af'c !eaning wheat &c.
as Retlaf most speedsIhaving cleaned III
oneEdayf twelve huntlfed bushels with II.
andtin 81 n'tIconceiFel4ow a byties, ar
| Gle COUPE invented.
LEWIS BOWLING. Y
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e EN- z 90 IT ouaE.


tNNyKkAAA IN A4I-t = OENs httH9iWMd, vi
WIS convenient hotel has been re- fitted
II and extensively enlarged. II is the pm
~ tavern in Sorth Charleston No expense
has been SPARED for the accommodation Of guests.
Their 81 ALBEIT all times, issuppiied with
The delecacies Of the season; and tile capa-
cious BAR ROOM with the choicest Liuifprs
and SegarS-F French, Paleand Peach Bran,iss.
Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Domestic and
Foreign ~ ines; Old Rye, Bourbon, Monopga
Tia and Common VA iskey
Good Slabllns, well supplied with corn and
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~ D engage 81 4. /. !, 81 e S. ( ,' So,
ular selling Books m ~. &. 4. 7,.., s..
Chances, farmers and te stIs = n .i1H a, ~ s
e, viii ind this 10 be H fttf So, n ~, ( ?.
pheasant business. email ~ ~. 8 -, : !, =
country and make money ! { The sasD. t..'||'
Agents now IN the bustneSs bfe cIesr,.s' tfts;f
i've bundled 70 fifteen Hundred d3liars per
year. For full Pr r1icaisfe and 4 list s.
snoks, adlress II N. RULiSON Oueen
CiW publishing House. 1s1 Main street..
i1 ,Sn Ohio Or il living East, b. RE-
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KsNfIIA county, Va Dec %. 1876
a y, het9 certify that 4 bought Of J.BfB.
Hart Is Co July last, nne Of their inatsnt
Whrat Fad and End il to be the very bsst
fan eferIf, ! think il will clean from
ttli ty 70 fot bushels ef wheat pef -bour
Without aliNtfa labor. ]. J. . BROWN Ne
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ENTE are now in receipt Of ! large aud ssles.
wv did assortment IL aim 81 every ySf;;s:s
Of WATCHES AND JKA ELRY Of t..s s,
lest styles, selected ffoin TIC best i,an15,s:
tuierss with RApt care, BY 81 Z .tf our m.
who is e4pefEiced III sath mlfts Is, aud b..
Just returned fsom the East With 4 stock tksS
defss competition.
Great bargains can Be had. ami tEos- A Is
sing reliable Timesket pers should nitt5sr<
sslyes of he opportunity III s. lecf:ug lrs,s
pur present sorthaent Is al can BE e..i..l 81
regards style asd price. a
We have some very SUPER ~
RAILROAD cL0Cks AND WsATcnrs.
Also-N New stsiss Diamond Osrai. c.0.....
Mosaic Rally and PeaH and Garnet - 81
Pins, Ear Rims Finger Rings. dc -
G7- Beautiful pststfns III new stsles s5sK.
Ware.
Or Geld and Silver Sneclaeies. 10 s,.,, 81;
sights. PALMER Il oitfN
Corner Of Main an Four i Il {. IS 4
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