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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-04


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~ ing attic Icoi War
Art - No rull-cr rrnissiorrd fscrr - ..t4,.,
snai rnilst hl1-el IN any ether regiment trsop q
con -nr- about eEuLr di~chal - IRON TIE rrr-
ier.t. tfoop.or conI.a1y. IN which be last serrrd
- nc FeraNy 81 beng Itpurtcd drsrrfer and ~
.erlrg -ccsfprEif- And IN any olfcer shall
knfHlnElT feite ard entertain s1ch non oouunisl
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-04

H4ll-i The YFckfpurgl Wig Of the 27tl nlk..
tfll1 Us the elifgnsy hpPsars % be doing nothing
III I ont of hat brave idle city, except work
dA he famous canal. 4 gentleman from Ark
aHsts. who Taft their lines Saturday evening.
rayf they bah fIsoasaiIis cf troopss at work.
'idIenilfg and icepsnisg it. saturday.cvehihg
tFIet TUNED die waterkn. bit the bsdy passing
t|h rPugh waF spal The eisenay. however. ex-
lEfefs tie detefmishsithl to.make \ out OF ard
tAnF isolate Vfkkslsurg5 midas theyhavel sverss
facility for slIdeessEullS iperfprming such work
We shall lEaf Tie 4snihBrised II. in Iour weeks
Tliefe Is sfFFcient Holy .of wafer passing
ffllrfnEh the earal adHiit of the largest
fffefnief- i. theFsFoIH, behoovesl to prepaye
'lkffnees ut sphs HoaiEsr points fartneIsdos1,n
Thd for'ifyink Of ElliEF elia, seIeyyNatfLez.
night fe a gPpd now las It jshvident the
ehekay Fntetll making Il desperate effort ii Iet
t4felr whole fPrfe by isdfe to assist BanlEs in
FedhciTg Pert Hndsena when they will return
NJ IBIS place Itfr4nd8Ie Gulf and Rodney are
eligible pesffiShs. bat ent4off can l5e as ehz;lx
.Fafe pteiihtd Of iRlOah places as here
4 4ffsA- ~HeriqEisI' loo shs charlestou McrcElrv
faAIs tlic ArkkRras Post is certainly captt1r ID.
ffle''F ti.a rrisoneTf taken there were three
Texas Regiments. ancl d them. If NOT thelbri-
gate csmpplfRpthed1 b5 she Rev. George W.
AFTER who lias Seeh so active in the y ar,
al nc eiteerS IN has lsfg imen arc said be
Mlfftlllo7iist PrfaciIersH The country arsrnd
az SanFas loFf IS fanHolts for cotton two plan
fe1S 20 thai SfeiniEy raising Gael, $500 bales
Ye4rly II
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-04

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X ltrsr1, NV p -ers. ~ lkI;1htd 81 ia -
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acted.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-04

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
amount of the bill ~

amount of the bill % .a'1r. 81
"Seventy dollars, sir, here it is.p
Exactly, | see; and his salary,
madam - a1
"It's said to be twelve hundred dol.
lars a year," 'a#-
"And not pay his board bill 7"
GAS you see. sir this has been
standing for five months, unpaid.
Three Gays hence he will draw his
monthly pay, and thought, sir, il
you would be kind enough to"
"Yes, | have it. tJo to him in
ard get his note at thirty-days."
"Hls note, sir l. 1t wouldn't be
worth the paper on which it was
written he pays no one a dollar
voluntarily" a. e. .
"But he will give you his note, will
he not, madam 2" oa F..
"Oh, yes, he would be glad to have
respite in that way for a month, no
doubt" ego b aa hfr'l a- uls.'.a q
"That's right, then. Go to him
and get his note, at thirty days from
to-day; give him receipt in full,
and come to me this evening"" %
The lady departed, called upon the
young lark, and dunned him for the
amount. at which he only smiled, and
finally asked him for his note.
ITO be sure," said he, with a
chuckle; "give a note sart'n; and
much good may it do you, num-"
you'll pay it when it falls due,
won't you" said the lady. ae
"Oh, certainly" was the reply.
In the evening she again repaired
to the White House with the note.
The President put his broad endorse
ment on the back, and directed her
to obtain the caah at the Bank.
In due time notice was sent to
the clerk, that a note signed by him
would be due on a particular day,
which he was requested to pay.
at first, John could not conceive
the source from whence the demand
came and supposing it had only
been left for collection, was half re.
solved to take no notice of it. But,
as be passed down the avenue, the
unpaid board bill suddenly entered
his head. e. e7E -saie.s3 ss
"Who has beer foolish enough to
help the old woman in this business
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

A Coon HIT.-"Artemus Ward, "
n late lecture, beautifully sets of
hose who vote to sustain the war,
ut will take no hand personally to
ustain it. lie says:
81 have already given two cousins
} tie war, & | stand reddy to sacri,
So my wife's brother, rethurn'n moi
ee the aebellin krusht. And if wuss
ums to wuss, I'll shed every drop Of
lud my able -bodied relations has goI
D prosekoot the war" ..,,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

jorthy Of study! G-.s
It is with the deepest humiliation
bat we dwell upon so unpleasant a
hbject, and the only consolation left
B is the reflection that so far as we
re concerned, We have from first to
lst denounced acts which condemn
ur national authorities, and those
'ho approve of them, to such cruel
such bitter roproaches
II a want Of truthfulness and a want
L humanity, when subjected to the
let of ordinary civilized warfare.
The attempt to administer our
Government on platform of lies,
clf-conceit, and such morality as
uch a platform alone must produce,
vill of course end in discontinue, let
he victories Of our armies be what
hey may. One triumph but precipi'
ates us into another difficulty more
tubborn OF solution than the first.
his every one is beginning to see,
BIT how few can solve the problem OF
scape from those We already have
lllen into ! Crisis.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

AN Irisbman was one day brought
before a magistrate for marrying six
wives.
How could you 10 SO hardened a
villain 2 asked the magistrate.
please your weiship, says Fat, Y
Was only airer getting a good one.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
ss7 e,r, MILITARY FUN
THROUGH STATE FOR TIE J.
ALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT.
IshAlroffer for sale at public auction. on.
me 28h ddu Of November 1863,

BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT. .
lshalloffsr for sale at publicauctoa. on Il.
the 9sh day of November 1863,
At one o'clock P. N. Of said day, on tho prem
ises In WilksyiIle Township, thefollowing dis.
eHibef rsa estate situated in Vinton county.
and State Of Ohio, to-wft: Being part Of Sec,
ton number twenty -four, (94,) and thirty, (90)
in Township number eight, CD ofRange mum
bSs sixteen, (l6,) Ohio Company purchase.
Beginning one hundred, and eleven rods and.
nine links, east Of the south west corner Of the
north,west dhfrter ot sMd Section number,
twenty,four, 2tD Thence north eighteen de-
gfees and tbiry p mitidei;s 4, weH tflfsy-nye rods
onadse. aud thirty min, west twelve rods aud
ten lirksi Thence north thjny-sevon dog. and
thirty min, west seventeen rods and eight
Inks; Themes north ffty deg, and fifteen min,
West AZ YcdB and thirteen linkss Theme north
twantg nine deg, west twenty-one rods and
elsvsi links; Thence north thirteen deg, west
eightssn rods; Thence north four deg. and thir-
" min :, east pins rods and nftaen links; Thence
north thirty deg, east eighteen rods twenty
three links; Thence north nine deg, west eight
rods and ten links; Thence. north eight deg,
west eleven rods and sixteen links; :, Thence
north eighteen deg. and thirty min, west If
taen rods and nine links, to the north lins Of
said Section. Thence west TO tho northwest
corner OF said Section; Thence soath on said
Section line TO the center Of said Section =
Thence wsst in eectior humber thirty TO the road
running frpm Wlksville y Hainden, .hsnce in.
ownsd By. Westfall. Thence along said West
fSlls iins 70 The creek; Thence up the crock to
the center Of Section number twsniy.four;
Thence west 70 The plpee Of beginning contain.
ing one hundred and twenty acres more or less
Appraised at Fourfeen hundred and forty
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
NOTICE.

NoTICE ID hereby given thar william
IN A. Newton executor OF The lsts will
AID Testament Of John Rankin late 81
Viuton County deceased, has filed his sc.
counts for in spec,ion and final settlement 1
and Wilt for hearing on Z the s0i1day of
October AT. 1865. JOSEPH KALER
es,,s-ea@sw. Presats Judge. !
eit8 ta o 3 f,F see .r<svsT ,-5
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
sHERIFF's SALE.
State of0Aio. ViatOa C0pasv.

o1"'e w. 0nto. Vt"t0n C0Rnty,
George W, Roger ct al Pitts, In Cour, of
=, against Common Pleas
Margaret Utierback otal Defts. order Of sale.
DURSUA MT to the command Of an ordoy q,
i sale in the above cause 10 ME directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid
County of Vinton, i will offer at public salo, AZ
the door of the Court Houses In the Town Of Ne.
Arthur, in aforesaid County ofVn.on, On ~
Saturddyths 5thday Of December, 1868
Bstvsen the hoursof ton o'clock A. NJ. and
four O'Clock T. NJ, ofsaid day, the following
real estate, to. wit: The mort half of the sou Ii
west quarter Of Section number thirty-oneL 8l)
Township number ten, (l0,) of Rang number
(1S,) containing eighty-one, (s1 y
acres more or less laying and being in said Win
ton county Ohio, ordered to be sold in pursu-
ance Of an order of said Court made at the Sep (;
tember termthereof 1858, in said cause wherein
petition was filed for the partition, ofsaid pre-
mises etc. ~. .p ? : 4 ...,...,'l r -
Appraised at six hundred (sOO) dollars, and
must bring two thirds of that sum. IA x,s,.-a
TERMS OF SALE, one third Of the purchase
money in hand and the rcsidHsin two equal
annual insallments with interest from she day
Of sale, deferred payments to be secured By
mortgage upon the premises. n. =
....... ARCH. NORRIS, -.I
oct, 4sth lsS8--5w. Shf. v. Go :, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

AT an examination Of girls for the
ite of confirmation, in answer 10 the
uestion: =" What is the outward
nd visible sign and form in bap,
ism 2" the. reply was, "The baby,
irp asnsG ss .a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

PUIoy AT % Ile Command, Of an Of 0rder
= sale N the above cause TO me directed from
the eonrs q Common I1sas, ofths Aforesaid
county &C Of vinton, ! viii offer at public ssis at
tns 4 aoor o. the Oonrt House, in the Town of Nc.
Arsnnr' N Aforesaid coanty .yinton, on, !, :;
,sa'asSdy the 6aaay Of Dscsabsl 1863,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock A .sM... and
four O'Clock, P. H., Of said day, The foilswh =
real estate, to-vit: In lot number eigbty.anS
(sl, in the Town Of McArthur, vintSr conn I
" Uhtostsa sax liA - si,1i eis elalE7
Taken as the property Of John Gill : Milton,
Blrey, 70 satisfy Judgment in favor Of Rev
nolds Hixon, : =. ;.
Aiprsissd at four hundred doHars, tsioo, n
md mus bring two.thitds Of fthstsuun. q
TERMS OF SAIL, cash in hand. "a. 49,
~, sst . " 81 eARCH. NORRIS, =
SS'' 18th lSss<sw, 'ssse SUI. ". Coo. a
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4, s,ov,ds lor the due cOleftty certainty and nenn
~ II such tEAnspOrIAltQn. UndEI I9M ~ SS'
sb,t proorsS 70 transport The mah Win ScGlM'S'
sSTt.Ibty nd GcouTity" having bern ocCMg1 H.
tbE onlJ legal bldl,AFr construed = pLutIunH ~
tSS SStire mail however large, and HhAIeret my "
The r,oiS 81 CoaVey Ahee necOA.afy 70 insure
'sE,S cSrtSnty aud security" and 20 others WI "
Son.Idrrrd, Except In the eaSo Of rAIiIAa nna
~ mfoSt n,1 A. bidI Sani"p any pdrs'c"taF "'as
Of co0Tra Hos an Invariably REJECTED
20. A modification off bid 10 any otits essential
tam, ,s tabtNnount to new bid, and eAnhot 90 re-
rSiSsJ ~ A. 10 interfere With regular cOmpetIon'
amer lis last b Ut nj tor receiving bis MAKING
nSS bid with EuA anlrc and Certificate u Tue ony
way to mod Iy'G previous bid,
QI pu,tunSters are 10 be careful not toeettly me
.uScIcnCy Of EuArAntOr OF Nuretica without knoH!nS
hAt they are peFa,na Of Sntcleht TesPonhhIllI a9a
ali bdlsF, EuaIAnEOts, and Eurtties are ulHtlhc!Y
nn,i that On failure TO enter into or pertofm ihS
for the service proposed TOT ~ the AeeePe
hLIs, tho legal liabilities will DO ENFORCED SEAn''
them.
n Present. contractors, and persons known AZ lhe
JrnNrttneut, must, OluAlly With others. procure
yu4rNDIOTh and ceTttc ties Of their allneiency tuO
.IRn,Isll III tho forms above prescribed inc Ccr.
6cnts VI Fulciency must N piRnel " Po"tmHiitSE
r by Judge Ola court Of record. No other etr''n'
cate viii be admitted. N: bE H,,
Inul2.3W GpAMuHT St"VN"
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Cleveland, Plttsburg andWheel'
ing Rail Road.

~ g
fNSAND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th, lSV2, Pas
I asnECT Trains will leave bridgeport ~ fOlIOWb,
SundAySs1ceptSdl
Il o. A. NJ. Mall Train. stopping at all statlouS, ar
rlvrs at Pittsburgh at I;lO l.. 81, and
Cleveland at $50 7. n.
5bs =. II. Express Train, stopping at all stations
arrives At Pittsburgh Rt S:t6 =. 81.
$40 P. n. Express Train, arrives Al Pittsburgh at
1l:OO 2. NJ. RuI Cleveland at 9:22 A. N.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At 9:9G A. N. and 3 80 r. ST., ar
rive at bridgeport ut 6;iO =. NJ, and 6;2I A. ".
Leave PIitaburgh at lb0 A. NJ, $40 A. 81. and
lao p ~, arrive Vt Bridgeport at 6:2I A. NJ, 1866
a. N. aud 0:lo IN.
Connections are made as FOllOWBf
Vt Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania x. II. for IIarriI
burg, Baltimore, Washington, rhilA.
deIphA, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled r. X. for San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
oil points In the NoRIH WEST, With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the MONTH WEST. with
Cleveland 4 Erie Il. Il. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, Buffalo aud Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland, Columbus CiucInnatl Tor
crOatline, Delaware, Columbus aud
Cincinnati
At Hudson with the CT. 4 Q. X. X, for CuyAhoEA
Falls, Akron, MlllCFGburgh aud WooA'
ter.
At Alliance With r. ". y. / c. r. R. for Canton.
HASsIliOp, Wooster, Salem, EnOn, Co.
lumbuB, &c.
AtStsubsnvIllr With l. 9. 1 G. Line aud At BEllAIR
with %. 0, R.R. fOrZAncsTllie, New.
ark, Columbus, XenIA, Dayton, Tnii.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
st. Louis, St, Joseph and all pointB
WtBt and South wrat.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return $500
Fare always, as low, aud time much quicker than
any other route,
through Tickets to all points In the wSst, North
and tast can DO procured At the office under the
McLure House, Wheeling, Va, Or with Ticket
Agent At bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will bB made at lowest rates h
any point accessible By tharOAd aud its connections
TO lls East, SUrth, West and Northwest, At once
under MI.ure IIUuSe, or With ". Agent At Bridge
port Station. WI. D.TERMH, Agent:
Wheeling, Va.
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Bridgeport, %.
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
PR. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't. ieb6
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Arrive a, baltimore next days hy ISO" m; =.
Lave baltimore daily, excerpt Sunday al AS'
Ar Z ": at Old Point Comfort next days by 0
Proposals or to eommOnse 'ervicC at Norfolk
rss yrom 0SSneocI. BIZ wIssVille, GuIltord. Mes.
ronCO. Temp rAheeVilis and EeN Church, 70
uuFTtoWn. = miles aud back, twice week:
Leave OnaueOcE TuesdAy aud SAtnnlayEt Q
am:
Leave llOrntOEn MONDAY and Friday BAN;
Arrive al OuAneek by4Tm.
Blda 10 end At SsW Church ihEited.
asa Prem AccOmAek q n, by LUcuGtTille, 70 Locust
MnnL, 10 miles and back, thrN" unst
week.
aud Friday at : pm;
Arrive At Lcust MOuut by s m;
Leave Locust Mount Monday, Wednesday
and Frld y atSam;
Arrive al Acc0mnek Q II, By liam.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-19
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss, IN
tr FLuENZA, BRONCHITIS, 2
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA = s4
INCIpIENT CON-
SUMPTION Is.f'7
FOR THE RAPID CURE or


aud for the relief Of cousunptivs patients IN advans
ID stages Of tho disease. FI ..s.... p.
We need not speak, to thO-publie OF IL virtues.
Throughout every town, and almost every hRmletot
tho American states, tS wonderful cures Of hulmon.
AIRY complaints have made It already known Nay,
few are tho families In any civilized country on thi
continent without some personal experience OGits
efeetH and fewer yet the communities ANY where
which have not among them some living trophyof
It, victory over tnH subtle aud dAnEeFOus dIGeGSeso
the throat and lungs. WhIlSit ID tie most powerful
antidVtS yet known % man for the formidable and
dangerous disease Of tho pulmonary Organs, Il d
ALEC tho pleaSAntoIt and AfISt rtmUty that can be
employed tor IniautS aud young persons. Parents
should have II In store against the nSiduouH enemy
that steals upOn them upTgpAred. We have Abund.
ant grounds to believe the CHERRT PEcfoRAL caves
more lives by the cOnSumPtiOns Il prevents than
thosV II cures, Keep 1t byyOu, cure your eOda while
they are durable, nor neglect them until 20 human
SklcAu master the IueXOrable eRnkOT thBt, fastened
on the yltAll, eats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality Of lang dlIONieE and - thBy know
too the virtues Of this remedy, We need not do more
than to assure them II ID still made the bOat can BE-
We spare no COST nor care toll to produce Il the
most perfect pOlalble and thus Afford those who rely
on Il the best agent which our Bk eau furnish to-
thelt cure.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C, AVER,
PRACTICAL and AnaIytitaI ChcmiA, Lo,o,l, Haas.
And sold BY A. .dooD& co., and BY all DraEEis.s
and DEALER In Medicine everywhere. ia mills
60. W.JoErBoE. V.B. JOHNSON.
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The present critical state Of EurOpeAu affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting dur
Ing the Forthcoming year They will occupy mid.
lie ground between thu hastily written npNE.itomA
Journal, aud tho pondrrous tome OF the future hIi
torIHn written aflrr the living interest anil excite
mont Of the great political events Of the time shall
have passed away. 1t Is to these Periodicals that
readers must look for tho only really Ineligible AND
NdliOn to their vel established literary scientific,
and Theological character, VIZ urge them upon tht
consideration Of the reading public.
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from the
British pUbIphOIS EiTtA additional value to thsSs
Reprints, InWnuch a. they can now 10 placed ~
The hands Of pubscrbs1 about Al soon "A the OrEi
mai nlItlonB
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FORM OF PROPOSAL. GUARAN-
TEE AND CERTIFICATE.
pROPOLAI.

TIL. undersigned -, whose post Office address
il -. county Of -, State Of -, proposes
~ carry ihs mails Of the United States, from July
isSs 10 June 50, 1897, on route No. -, hetWeel
80 and -, under the Advertisement OF tht
pO,,mNsIrT General. dated Decemhrr is, 1852 Will,
.cserity, certainty, aud sNSuF We for tue auuu
ann OF - dollars.
This proposal Is made With fall oWlt'lEe Of thu
distance Of the route, the weight OF tie mall 20 y
csTTlrj and j, other particulars IL reference to the
route and service, and, also. RhEr careful examine.
lion Of the laws aud Instructions attached to the ad'
vertlarmEnt.
Natal
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A Gard to the People
Now is Your Time 10 Save Money!
Bargains! BargainB!l Bargains!!!


IN consequence Of the fAEt, that all Cotton Goods
Aro advancing very rapidly, and the indications
SFe that they will very sOIu 10 higher Than NJ any
previous lime have purchased large and splenslI
Stoek Il Porel aud DImrStIe Dry Goods, Itch
have In store No. 50 Main It eel, Centre WheultnS'
and 10 which would respectfully Invite tho Atttns
tim u tho public, ~ intend selling the stock out
At the cd Fieta aud aOtne goOs even cheaper than
thsy weIe ever KHOWn hOlUTU ~ that all persons
needing good. or WhU will need them very MON, had
b. tor avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
pyIur themselves, ~ they Ill ave money by max.
uS their purchases at this time; besides they Will
have a good assortment to make their selections
from.
IN stock consists. 10 part, Of brown and Bleached
MuEllnS, CAlleUs, Msus and boys wear Of every de-
Reription Checks PAnnelS, GinRhAlns, Shawls. Table
and Towel pIapOrs Irish LnVnI aud Shirt BOsOnIsr
PGFaSOa, Shaker Hoods Hoop SkrtS, Lace and 0ron.
Gdins veIIs White Goods Laced, EmbrOdcrlOs OF all
kinds, Hosiery. &C., &c
LADIEsI LADIES' Your special attention Is
invite to my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS,
which Is he largest, cheapest and most complete o.
the season. lawns Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods, Mozambique, BstAge AnHlAls &C., 10
great variety Please call early as will make II
greatly 10 YOUR advantage to do 90.
YouTs TerT respectfully,
JOHN R0EMER,
Ie.4 No, 50 Main st., Centre Wheeling, Va.
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