Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13
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a RTEMAs WARD VISITS UNION

A RTEMAs WARD VISITS UNION
II HAIL.
Mr Aftemds Ward, the Groat Snowman,
Paid q Vfeit 10 Union Hall 81 IL.
lie vantai aoraa Clothing be said ior hlmAeh'
Andior he progeny ALL
BE sais tbat he'd heard that the Prime, OF FIanoe,
usa alIeeSl9sst eassst ,hsir tiotbisS Il Union Hall,
And 20 had the brave soldier boys 1e 90,
And he wanted to patronIzs iha man lgs .g-1aa5
Who made Clothlng for Princes y Wears "A -
And who's eustomsr's cams from al parts Of the
For 'siSi bis prices wsrO always fAlr area h7s q
Hessd be wautsi a new brown coat, 10 81
3 u buttonod dowu b ore, -, rrra
With sollaf straight apf ''aVplloW sails,
Such As tksy wore OF yore, ~ llIEup
And . long vest be wanted Of drab broad plothr
co Iseeh right down Y 81. thiges ..,,.,,
To ket9 The sun from his eyes.
Aad hs vented pair o. bre ehes Of brown,
That only came down ~ the knefgi Il % ii
For bed made p his mlne y travel ound
Win the lovely young maiden "lneH'
waISld him the Clothing w had TOT sale. ,.i ,..
ne fsshion be aanisd We he'd not on hand,
But Wilh IlsasufO his measure we'd AXIS.
Boa suit we made him, Of hnsIt cloth,
According t0 or9sr and -nsasure
And sai4 that q gave him much pleasure. Dr.
he uaid IN the papers hs'a often read
or our beautiful Hall Bt.
Ana hs'd give u = eed as dld our eustomsES AL.
When h0 wanted some olot ing more. IdeIl
som4 other time We VIII print in rhyme,
AIS Il " Of IneE she fsiF +" rals o.
Tbs ioVsIy Maid q IL Crimson Olia, -
Who was left on an Island 90 bare.
aff
Hgsummsr Clothing sold chespsf at ISAAC A
IBAAO's UNION IA Ii than at any other place
IN the world; Pure Linen vosts for tifY osnts, osqnt,
lar aad Fifty Cents. We dsiY ell cempstition At
l.e Al ISAAC A I8AACs' f 4
MAGNIRlCENT UNION HALL,
SOLE Agency for the sails Of GiuRsr,s Celebrated
SEWING IA CHIMES 5.-
5T0RR'S AUTOhATON PRESSMAN.
Oornar Of Unlon and Superior streets.
sE G0oE orc EaB TBE GIAYTs -
THIS UNDERS1G I'D HAVING
II purchase the entire stock Of uo hing, Lleths,
clssinsres, HestinRs, &o.. from hlsasrg KCUH,
LENl = hAl - - are l, neE prsparipg Ir e. 60.
carry on the Wholsssls Ilothing and Cloth Bus.
Water sirest JnsEPR IACOBs 4 90,
No. l4T Wat : ST., Cleveland, o.,
And No. 81 Leonard Of New York.
lIeyeland, Ohio, Aug. 2. 1891; ;sot
VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION. ,
.. ssss "IR. RSSsq sy AMOUNT Sss 'nd a'' nov
HITTT2RY URIF 0RkS
IL the shortest notice at extremely low prices. We
purchase our Military Stock i'll FOB NET OAbH
-emp pcT only experienced Workmen.
Parties forming themselves into Military Comps
nies WILL By calling on NJ for their Uniforms save
at least - per cent and will have better at than
can be furnished elsewhere OrierB from the coun-
try are solicited and win Be promptly attended 70.
Iunezl:R@ ls2 Superior g. opposits Bank..
REA0 VAL.
A r. REDING, MERCHANT
IA TAILOR, has rsmoTed 70 No. 10 Prospect
sfrsst, BOdhSsd'B atSck, feW doom west OF Jones
Marble Faotory, where ho will be pleased 70 see and
suit bis old customers, as usual and new ones in.
Vited. Cd
Gents who furnish their own materials viii ii
sdyartsgsopa % cell On hin.
UothinE decel REDING. Agent.
IENTLEM EMS CLOTHES OIRAN-
I IT NC, RsnoYutsns and Mendins Establishment
ERANCls AeER, Tailor, No. - Prospect street, viii
befeatt9r deYote bis attention 70 cleaning renoEa
ting and meAdlhg Gentleaeuis clQthtng. he haf
Aeilitise for doing his work n the best manner
Gentlemen will md Il fof their interest durinEtheS
hsrd times to give Mr.. AGer trial.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
IN Our immense stock Of Summer UlothingIEill
Be sold for the next 90 days At cost All those desi-
ring BARGAINS better call soen- MANN
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