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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Thc UniOhi-savcrs and tiic Um-
iOE-SIidpfs.

While the Democracy were constantly toll
ing the Republican aboltionists the calamitics
to which their scctionalism would lead, and
for which we were called Union -sarers, BANKS.
GIDDNGs, and such leading Republicans were
saying, "let the Union sHdcE" Now had We
Democratic "Unon-Saers" better go ovcl
to these "UHion Siiders" to be good Uniol
men, or still fight for the Union, the Consti
tuition and Laws, under our old banner whicI
has stood the test for sixty years, under the
same name. The emphatic answer OF ever
| Democrat will be NO!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
u,.c Auoc,. on ,nc President.

tsaSc A'''N W" '"'
Last weeks Ho'n'cS Oou"'y "T"'"'"" W"
tans base ana uncalieu ior a'V"cN U" '''o i'0'
dent Tue hP"0'""" s'ls''
h,re ",Ic"rs V, oc sounr ''u'iI,u p''.' ri,o
C,,n"r viii soon learn If ,Lcy have not alcndy
found it out, that FRfMoST has too strong mold
IN inc "H,c,iohS nnu ,, w W s.',,h,ost
t M ,,n,, l, r.t,rts AMI rivals can
make any impression on"
The President Is the head of the Cabinet ; it
was he who took the responsibility of heading Oft
FnrMoNr's plan for the abolition of slavery by
military power, and in this all bat abolilonist and
secossionists will sustain him 1t requires but
little disccrnmcnt to discover that it was the
President ournolghboramcd at.
Tn lis inaugural Mr. lINcoLV rorcshadowcd the
mode of finally settling existing difficulties /;
tho worry rlnn. too, advocated by the Democratic
norty lie then declared that he would secure to
,bc soutb 90 far os in his powcr, all their consti
,,,i,pcI RIGHTS Although ho has been assallcd
I,, tho Now York TyiJgyc. thc Cleveland Jealer,
Holmes C,unty R,pnLlicga, and hundred more
abolition shcot.. he has shown s,caafast deter.
,;ro,i,,, Il, ,uru , dc,r c,r IN all t,cir Nbin;n,,.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Reader vhich Candidate for
Governor VIII yOu Vote for!

Reader which Candidate for
Governor VIII yOts VOIc for!
DAVID TOP the Republican no party, Union
Candidatc-for the spois--iu his letter ofac.
ceptancc says the whole question to be tried
and settled is, "Whcthcr man is capable of
governing himscli," and concludes as follows,
oShould II not be shown when every re-
source and sacrifso has been madc--and
would exhaust cvsry fnoans in our power first
ere yiclding-thcn In order that we might
have our rights protected and our liberties
preserved in some degree approaching the
perfection of the hitherto supposed improgna-
bic system of free government, | would CON
sent to be talion under the protection of the
once so.calcd Mother Country. or of any 9TH
or power capable OF maintaining for us the
respect Of the nations of the globe"
Judge JEwErr the Democratic candidate in
his lettor of acceptance says.
s'In making proilers of peace and proposing
terms OF conciliation, would not overlook
the fact that the rebellion is in tho hands oI
those WHO are opposed to any reasonable and
peaceful adjustment of the present difficulties
short of subm sson TO their policy and ac-
number of our people ever have been, are now
or ever will be prepared to make / would,
therefore in no way weaken the arm of the
Government, in no way impair the efficiency
of our army but; on the contrary, as II matter
/ of c economy as well as of humanity | would
impart vigor and energy to both, and, with
every peace offering, there should be the al
tcrnativcs of war or submission.
Under no circumstances would | consci
to dissolution OF the Union or consider
terms OF separation"
Now readers will you vote for Ton who il
, certain contingency is willing TO put him
self under. the protection of the 50 callct
Mother Country, or of any other power"
= for Judge JEwErr who "undesno circumstan.
ccs would consent to dissolution OF the Un
n ion, or consider terms Of separationP
l. We think all true patriots who are unc on
Y ditionally in favor OF the Union, will vote fc
:. JEwErr, whose devotion to the Union is s
,f strong "that he would not even consde
le terms OF separation," and against ToD wi
At in a certain event ''would favor being pI
| under the Mother Country or any other Pow
Il -
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Another Lie Disposed OF.

RiGur--Wc learn from the Coshoc-
ton age, that the great mass of Congrega,
ton and supporters Of Rev. W. T.. Hunt,
of the O. S. Presbyterian Church. in that
town, have refused any longer to listen
to his "comfort to the rebels" ministra-
tons. of the gospel, as.this man. Hunt, is
made to understand that Northern Union
men will not sustain the sympathisers
with treason, directly, by preaching in
their behalf, or indirectly, by voting will
party in the North who refuse to aid
their government in putting down trca
son in its midst If there is no other
way to do this than by withdrawing you
support, adopt that way at once
--Hoimes County Repa6ijcon.
THE AGE REBuKED--REv Mr.. HuN1
SUSTAINED. The Age with roolisl
wickcdncss which has never had par
allel in the annals of journalism, ha,
for months been slandcrng and villify
ing Rcv'd Mr., lluNT, pastor of the Old
School Presbyterian Church, in this
place. Tho Age charged that Mr..
Hunt was n traitor, sccessionist
and Rebel. and that there was largo
majority of his congregation opposed tc
his remaining here as the Pastor of that
Church. This sort of falshood had been
so often repeated, that Mr.. Hunt tender
cd his resignation.
The Church and congregation met
last Saturday.
At that meeting no one even proposed
motion toiaccept of the resignation
and against a motion declaring the con
grcgation entirely satisfied with Mr.
llUNr'S ministra,ion there were only seven
votes!
If tho Age and its jealous and envi
ous nstgators are not now satisfied to
cease its lying abuse, it may go on,--
the fangs Of the vipor are extracted!-
The principal opposition to Mr., Hunt
comes from Abolitonsts, UniversaiSts
card and dice players, and liquor sellers
I-COShocton Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
- 'Aidcrs and AbcttOrS"---"Ehc
Root on the Other Leg"


The Republicans continue to charge the Dem
ocrats with giving aid and comfort to the South
by expressions of sympathy for them. That be-
cause they express their minds freely they are
guilty of high treason. Now, out of their own
mouths we propose, in this article, to prove that
many, very many, Of the recently concerted I'm
ion (l) Republicans are giving aid and comfort to
the South. 1t has been claimed by Mr. DOUGLAS
(whose memory his former sandorors are now
damning with nsinccrc and fulsomc praisc,) that
the best way to maintain the government, was
for the North to act as II unit and show bold
front against the "hidcous and monster rebellion
thai stalks abroad in the land" If this, in our
opinion was the only practical mode of bringing
about an honorable and peaceful settlement OF
our national troubles such would be our opinion
The North is unit--cXccpt a few sccessionst.
among the Rcpublicans--and in favor of main.
tanning the Constitution and the Union in law
ful way But hundreds--noy thousands, ant
tens of thousands, of the Republicans are cncour
aging the rcbcllionists in the South, by rcportin.
that powerful party in the loyal States are will
them, aud on their side. These reports of tn,
Republicans are published in Southern papers
and thereby carried to the eye and ear of tn
Southern people, Will any man say that sucl
things--though false as all Of us know the state
mcnt to be-do not encourage the uniformed Sc
cossonists of the disloyal States The propo
stion none can deny These false statements o
the Republicans, as elloctually perform the olic
OF holding up the hands of Beauregard and Davis
the hands of Moses when Israel fought agaius
the mclckitcs.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
ours, truly,
SAMUEL MYERS
COMFY the laws and support the Co,

"Opry the laws and support the Con
stitution of the United States" were the
dying words of Judge Douglas, We
who were his friends in life revere his
dying words The Democracy of the
North have ever been faithful to the IN
ion have ever been tho Bodyguard of the
Constitution, and will never yield up the
Union, or dsobey the provisions of its
laws. They will keep up their Union or
gauization, which has never had sympa-
thy with any man North or South, who
favors separation or disunion.
DANIEL S. DICKSON OF New York
takes very nearly tho same position in his
speech that Mr.. Jewett does III his lottel
OF acceptance. Both are for putting
down rebellion and maintaining the I'm
ion of these States. Mr.. Dickson, like
Mr.. Jowett, vii. mako no compromise
with traitors, and rebels in arms, but
both are willing to compromise with tho
loyal men Of tho Rebel States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

The opposition will in all probability, start a
batch of falsehoods against Democratic Union
candidates on the eve Of the election. Be warned
agrinst Them. Remember Gay's circular Re
member, ton, the ialschoods started against Mr.
Raiif two years ago. The ticket has been in nom
ination four months, and if any truthful charges
could have been made they wouldh ave been made
before this.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
union Democratic Meetings.

At Berlin on Satu rday evening, Oct. 5th
Spcakers-D. S. Uhl and j. 7. Maxwell.
At Russelvillo Saturday evening, Oct. 9TH,
Spea kers-lI. d. Mcdowell and j. A, Estill
At Holmcsvilo on Monday evening Oct. 6
Spcakers--H. d. Mcdowell, j. J. Maxwell
L, II. Hoagfand and J. A Estill.
At Millorsburg, on Saturday, oct. 9Th.
Speakers Judge ample and G. +. Voorhcs.
At Napoleon, Richland township, Saturday
October 5th at o'clock p NJ Speakers &C
r. voorl,es, LR. CritchRcd, lion. ID. Z. Lead
better, and J. T. Maxwell.
At Nashville, Friday, October 18th Mt o'clocl
i. NJ. Spcakcrs--C. +. Worries, and others.
Devcnports School House, Monroe township
Monday evening, October 7th. Speakers ID
8, Uhl and WIN. Reed.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
kwIui EIyyic.

The groatRcpublican Mass Meeting to come
OF here on yesterday was a most humilIatlnp
zzle. Ton didn't como, DoUsEY didn't
come, CAREY didn't come, tho people didn't
conc. john Il, Barcrolt got a lot Of people
actcristc black'guard speeches. His theme
was the editor ofthc Holmes Comfy Farmer.
Perhaps no would Ike to have us show mp
his connection with the SnmoCK affair. John
didn't get poor at that job, as the rec
ords 0 { the County will show. John is a liar,
abllckgnard, puppy aud coward,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
S,,criG's Sale.

Isaac RSscnthal,
Geo, Chessrown) ..-..-.... .....
DY virtue of plurus ordc- of sale issued from
ID the Conrt Of Common Pleas of Holmes county
Ohio and to me directed at the suit of Issac Ros
enthrnl against George Chessrown, ct. al, ] will
offer for 81 10 at the north door Of the Courthouse,
at Miilorsburg, in said Holmes County,
On the Sta day of November, A. d, 1861,
at o'clock, p. NJ of said day the following property
to with lot number one hundred and two, in
the town of Berlin, in said county.
Terms. cash. ~ .. -.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
Oct @ 1861 n33w5prf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Tod and ViCiorIa.

Mr.. fop went TO Cincinnati to mako speech.
aud that hc might bo kept straight, he was placed
under the special care Of Gen. $. +. CAnEr, the
great temperance lecturer /; hui Mr. Ton Was Sc
duced by some liquor seller, and could not speak
because of pondrrous "brck" being sccrctcd
in his hat. The consequence was that all hopes
were given up of keeping Mr. Ton sober enough
o. make -pccchcs, aud hc was sent home. Til
accounts for his not hcingat this place on ycstcr
day. We have THESE facts from the Cincinnati
Press, the leading Republican paper of the city
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Trccmcn OF Holmes County

Look well to your tickets on the day of clcc'
ton See that the names of the Democratic
Union condidotcs.arc all there and correctly spell
cd The leaders OF the uo.party movement il
this county are unscrupuous politicians, aud vii
leave no means mtrcd to secure triumph fo
their no party candidates. LOOK WELL TC
YOUR TICKETS. We give you this tmrl,
warning, so that YOU may be on your guari io
spurious tickets, which we doubt not will be circu
lated by thousands throughout tho county,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
"lhc Union Pnrty.'

Let 40 Democrat forget that the Inion'
party Is SIMPLY the Rcpuhlicon' party and
nothing else. The Democrat, whatever ho
may think or profess, become a Republican,
the instant he joins the so.callod Union mar.
ty. 1t is an cNpodicnt of Republican leaders
to retain power, altor their party had broken
down under the weight Of manifold crime,
md blundcrs.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
The HIusubng Union OF E'araics


There is moro good scnso and honesty in
the following remarks of the Buffalo Erpres'
one ofihc most influential Republican papers
in New York, whose editor is A. NJ. CLArr.
than all the Republican papers of yankccdom
that arc descending 'to the humbnJ ofprdendinJ
ulu h,y are not," We ask these no party Re
publicans to read The advice of one of thcil
more honest papers, and no longer be preten-
ding "uhm they arc noi.' but come out in their
true party colors. The Erprcss says:
cit needs no argument to prove that there
are political differences of opinion between
Republicans and Democrats which would rem
der any so called Union ticket In this State
next fall 0DrOaitniioH Of pTinciplc on boh smcs
This is so plainly obvious that such n unijn
is impossible from the start. But we sec no
reason why this should impair the claim OF
the Democratic masses to an honest patriotism
and sincerity Of belief But as tho warning
churches all acknowledge and bow down to
the cross Of Christ, so let the different polit-
ical parties fthc aountry, in all their con
tests, remember that they arr the people with
one Union, one Constitution, and one dcst
ny. But don't let us deccnd to tho humbug
of prctcn ing TO be what we are not. Let
each party nominate its ticket; let neither re-
sort TO those tricks which may bc pardonablc
in common elections. but which are ineXcu-
sable now; and after tho election, lot the sue
ccssiul and unsuccessful party bend all their
energies to tho maintaincnce of the Union"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

There is a great diversity of opinion as to wha
constitutes II legal residence. a man who has nc
family il required to be in the county thirty days
and in the township twenty days to be entitled tC
a vote a man who has Il family is required tn
be in the county thirty days, but If lie remove,
with his family from enc township to another in
the same county he is not required to have days
rcsidcnco-hc may vote the day he moves or any
time thereafter
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
The New Hail.

a vote has been ordered on the question of
building new Jail. We will print the tickets
"Ncw Jail, Ycs--No." Those who want to vote
against it will scratch of the yes, while those who
desire to vote in favor of 1t will scratch the No
1t will, no doubt, be voted down bya very large
majority, The inil is needed, but it strikes us
that this is not the time to build it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
.pMlgc WiIiinn, S.iXcM.

Tho Republicans hcreabout are cndcavoring to
create the impression that Judge G,vrN is acting
with their party. 1t is not tluc that the Judge is
50 doing. The speech made by him, and which
has been circulated in this county, was not made
at political meeting, 1t was made at n meet
ing for the purpose Of raising volunteers The
Judge will support the entire Democratic Union
Ticket on Tuesday next We are authorized by
him to make this statement
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Tbrcc Questions and Answers

Who was the cause of tho wuR
Tho Scccssionists and AhoHtionists
Who opposed national Convontion2
Tho Secossionists and Aboitionists.
What do these condolences mean2
Why that the SGccssonists and Abolition
lists are both in favor Of dissolution of tho
Union, and both call tho Democratic party OF
the North and tho Union mcu of tho Souu,
traitors for trying TO preserve II.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
gInVC All p'iscTe.

Have every Democrat at the polls. Sec your
ncighbor and have him to turn out Let not ono
vote be lost Let little Holmes roll up such ma
jority for the Union, the Constitution and the en-
iorcement of the laws as will "a1tonish the ma
tivCs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Eprniiiils.

The President has issued an order against
drafting until the Eastern States I'LL up their
otism enough among the people to fill up the call
for volunteers without resort being had to draft
mS' There seems to be no danger of any draft
Ing heing rcunircA
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

LET it be remembered the Democrats
have no design in the war save the pres
orvation of the Constitution and the I'M
ion; that upon that platform they are
willing to unite with all who chose to
join thom; that they have no bipartisan pol
icy to enforce which prevents any con
servativc and loyal citizens from joining
them in the great work Of the preservation
of the Union.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
II NtiCp.

CATHERINE MORRIS. Emma Morris and Mary
Iowa, Robert Morris and benjamin Morris, Cornc-
illus hlbcrtsOn and Girard Reynolds, whose places
OF residence are unknown, will take notice that
tarolus /. Worries, administrator of the estate Of
Joseph Norris deceased on the lst day of October,
1861 filed his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the county Of Holmes, and State Of Ohio,
all dging that the personal property and estate
of said dCcodcnt is insufficient to pay his debts and
chnrgcs of administration, that he died seized in
Tee simple of the following real estate situate in
the county Of Crawford ana State of Ohio, to-wit :
ln-lot number one hundred and twenty (l2O) in tho
town of Bucyrus in said county; that Mary Morris,
as widow of said deccdcnt, is entitled to dover in
said promesis, and that Catherine Appleton. Susan
Mckee, wifc of William Mckee, Mary Ann McClucr
wife of Henry McCluer Lena AlbertsOn, wifo of
james Albertson, Emaline Albcrtson, wife of Cor
mel us Albcrtson, Lydia f. Wheaton, Benjamin
Morris, Rubort Morris, Catherine Morris, Emma
Morris and Mary Morris, as heirs at law, hold tho
next estate of inheritance therein, and that Girard
Reynolds has mort gnge lien thereon to secure n
note for san 2]-lu0ths dated February 2Ith 1S5 :!
due in two years after date, with interest. Tho
prayer of said petition is for the assignment OF
dover TO said Mary 4. Morris and for an order to
authorize said order to sell said prcmess subject
to said dover, for the payment of debts and oharpe
and that said lien may be declared and fixed, &c.
said petition will be for hearing the nth day of
November. lsGl ut II o'clock A. NJ or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard,
CAROLUS +. WORRIES, Admir-
ortH, 1s6l-3iw4. of Joseph Morris decd
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

1t has been an old trick of the Re publican man
ayers in this county to flood the county wi tn bogus
tickets On election day. Keep sharp lookout
for them. Those who will attempt to buy votes
with offers of Office will resort to anything to SC,
cure votes.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Itcp,lbIIrnn Vir,or,r.,.

The Cleveland H,raH boasts Of great Rcpub.
lean Victories in Maine, Vermont and Calicorpia
In these states it was all Union before the cleo
ions. Since the elections it is all Republican.
Away widl such humburgcry
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly Nppointed and qualified as adj
minstrator Of tho estate of John Schlabaugh. de-
ceased, late Of Holmes county, OHIO,
MOSES ID, MILLER, Admir-.
Oct 3, 1861 ,-n33w3.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and quail iGed admin
isrator of the ostfTe OF Joseph Morris, deceased.
late of Holmes county, Ohio ours
CAROLUS +. V0REES,
Oct, 3, S5l.-n33w3. Administrator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

Gcnins, in one respect, is like gold
numbers fpersons are constantly writ
ing about both, who have neither.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
pEMoCRATIC UNION TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
NIGH J. JEWErr, OF Muskinsnm.
- LTurENANT GOVERNOR
yOtIN q. MARSHALL, of Brown,
SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG, Of Seneca
TREASURER,
GEORGE w. IIDLMIS, Of Hamilton.
COMPTROLLER,
WAYNE GRISNOLD. of PickAway.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JABEZ ". FITCH, Of Cuyohoga.
sUrafNE JUDGE,
THOMAS j. =. SMiTIl. Of Montgomery.
COMMON PtrNs JrnGE,
WILLIAM SAMPLE, of Coshocton.
ron SENATOR.
THOMAS ARMOR, of llom5s,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
GO TO KOCII,S CORNER
EXANElNATION
OF THE
COU NTY TEe AS leY.

TO the Auditor, Probate Judge and Treasurer of
1 Holmes county, Ohio: The undersigned having
been appointed by the Probate Court of said coun-
ty to examine and report the condition of the treas
nry of said county, did the eth day of Scptem-
Der. \. ID. SOL make careful eXanin nation Of O
books, vOucheS, papers and moneys in the Treas
urcr's office, and found the condition of said Treas
ury to be as follows:
Total amount in Trcasurcr's hands for
all purp lscs ut SEMI annual settlement
on the lst day of September 1861. S. SAG 81
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

NIIUWHI VI INOHty NOW IN
Treasury, Si,955 "a
County orders redeemed and
now in Trcasurcrs hands, $40 81
Amount Bridge orders re-
deemed and now in Treas
urers hands, A IS O--S5,S 81
From the above statement it will be seen that
there was en- the 2ith day of September A d. 1881
in the rrcasurcr's office tho full amount Of moucy
belonging to said Holmes county.
JAMES A. ESrILL, Examiner.
Millersburg. Oct, 3, 1861. n33w3,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Always up TO the Mark!

WHILST others are hestating whether To go for
w New Goods this Fall, kOClrS CORNER is
opcnins out their SECOND STOCK of Fall and
Winter Goods.
THAEY DO SELL THEM,
and the reason is plain to every buyer. The Goods
the best in the marke and the prices reasonable.
COME RIGHT ALONG!
ns YOU have bcon doing for few years past no odds
who stands upon the street to coax you elsewhere,
or to pitch into your BUCKETS and baskets" no
odds who ofcrs to sell for" Ready Pay" That hum
bug exploded scme time ago.
GO TO KOCII,S CORNER
and see whether they do not give you the highest
market price for your produce and goods that will
bear an ncquniutancc Mt home.
Remember that ,KOCH'S CORNER is the only
place in Miersburg whe 0 now Goods have
been received the SECOND TIME this Fall, and
in fact almost the only place whoro any new ones
have been received at ALL
GO THERE FIRST,
and their goods All we ask is an examination
of our goods and prices with those of other storcs
This will decide you where to buy. We invite
the comparison. [n33tf1