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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-21

a YOUNG LADY who was rebnked by her
mother tor kissing herintended, justified her
sell by quoting The passage: Whatsoever
ye would that men should do unto you, do
.ye even so unto them"
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n ew this w eek.
OBSERVER

r WILL visit different parts Of the Atlantic
l. States, returning next Spring. Any business
intrJisted to ne VIII DO promptly attended to. !
snail go via San anciSco and start between the
9th and 10Th of November. d. w. DUUTHITT.
Get 20, na2td
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OF man it was said "PooR man, he toll
cd day and night until he was forty, to gain
ms wealth, and he has been watching it ever
since for his yitials and clothes"
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Taxes COLLECTED. From the quarterly report
OF the County Treasurer we obtain the following
statements respecting the collection of taxes and
licenses for the quarter ending Oct. 9Th.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-21

PIONEER City, Great expectations are
entertained of the prosperity of this camp
next season, Notwithstanding many Of its
citizens are temporarily absent in Monta1a
The new dich of Wilson & Co., taking the
waters Of Grimes creek to q much greater
elevation than at present, will cover an ex-
tensiye country which prospects we'll, but
which has never been worked for want of
water -
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HORN:

On Monday, Oct. 10Th, at 6 o'clock A. NJ, to wife
of Hon. Jos. Miller, son.
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ID Y virtue of an execution issued out of tho
DDistrict Court of the Second Judicial District.
BOISE County, Territory OF Idaho, will sell at
public auction in front of the old stand of Robert.
son & Co., OIL Main street in Idaho City, ON
Saturday the 2Sth day Of October, 1865,
at o'clock P, N great variety of goods, con-
ssting of
Fine Clocks,
Fine Pipes
One set Assayer's Instruments,
Plated Ware,
2pr. Assayrs scales
Silver Ware,
And large variety of other articles Terms Of
sale cash on delivery. JAS. |. CRUTCER,
Idaho city, Oct. IL 1865n52w3 Sheriff,
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srEATMAN's NEWS DEp6r,1 at San Fran
cisco, has our thanks foran abundant supply
Of Eastern papers, including the X, Y. Tri-
hume, Herald, Harpers, Boston Journal, Nick
Nacks, etc, etc. They are the authorized
agents for papers and magazines in every
portion Of The Union.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-21

SHooTING.-A difficulty occurred, few
days ago, at Pioneer City, between J ohm Ora
ham and man By the name of Ferral, in
which shot was fred at Ferral Graham
was arrested by officer Donavon, taken be-
fore a Justice, apdsfned $780, Notice Of
appealto the District Court was given.
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ana IN accordance with law, and order of
the Is jard OF Trustees, made on tire 10th day of
eptember, 1860, so many shares oil each parcel of
said stock as may he necessary will be sold at the
Secletarys Office, III Idaho CITY, Oh Saturday, Oct
2oth 1885, between the hours OF IL O'clock NJ.
and O'Clock P NJ. to pay said delinquent assess.
ments thereon, together with the costs of adyertS
ing and expenses of sale.
JOHN THOMPSON, President.
Nm nj. HABERsHAM, Secretary.
Idaho City, october Z0th, L665n52W2
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One set Assayer's Instruments,
Plated Ware.
NOTICE.

Ethan Allen G. * >. M. Company.
TNAERE.is delinquent upon the folIoaing de-
4 scrlbed stock, account of assessments
levied on the 9th5day of October, 1865, the seY>
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the respec.
tive shareholders, as follows
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E. G. RuLT. Committee ,

II u II VI = OUu1uIIItt.
Committee discharged.
On motion, All kinds of battery dust be
hereafter repudiated as currency. Carried.
Creek dust (cIean) $l2,O0 per OF. Carried.
Bannock dust (clean) $l2 per OF. Carried.
Meeting adjourn ed sine die.
0. H. PURDY, Secretary.
NoTE,-The vote by which Bannock dust
Was reduced to $I2 per ounce, was not fair
expression of those present, nor will it be
regarded'by any one. The hall foor gave
evidence Of giving way, and great rush
was made for the outside, and before those
who remained became quieted the vote was
taken. No one regarded the vote as reflect
ing the sense of the meeting. The sentiment
was favorable to the use of Bannock Dust
cleanp-at $l4 per oz.-LOwyhee Avalanche.
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REPORT OF THE aDUsT" MEETING AT OwY-
HEE.-Pursuant to a notice in the Avalanche
for meeting of the citizens of Owyhee
county, to devise means to regulate the prices
of gold dust in circulation in this county,
the meeting convened at Tregaskis Hall, Sill
yer City, Saturday evening, Oct. 9TH 1865.
On motion, a committee of three was APP
pointed to draft resolutions.
REPORT:
Your Committee appointed to draft reso-
buttons relative to the various prices of gold
dust in circulation in this county, submit the
following report to-wit:
Resolred, That gold dust be taken at the follow
ing rates: Battery dust, S. 90 per o.; Creek dust
(clean), $1,000; Bannock dust (clean), $l4,O0.
0. II. PURDY,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-04-05
THE FALL or RICHMOND.

by official dispatches published elso-
where, Il viii be seen that tho rob.
el capital is nov in possession of our troops.
General witzcl's command, 1t appears, en-.
tered the city on Monday morning last
April 81, the rebels having previously lott
in great haste. ~.
Itisvery probable that the robcl army
will aecatter' badly and there is hardly a
prospect that il will do much more fight
ing in behalf of Jra Davis and his Coulcd
eraoy t
This great victory will give univorsa
Joy 70 tho masses Of tile people throughout
the oouotryi anj yet the recollection that
thousands " our hrayes have fallcn or,
its accomplishment, viii cause MANY bi!tei
pangs OF grief
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}, An TsONOnAuLn nTgr1NCTTON

I" AN nOaOnAULE DIsrpNCTIOn. 3"
~ labored utioIo of laat week tho
Record man Of Toledo, among othor things,
says that tho term 'Coppcrhead," has bs
come on "hoaordbio tito Of distinction" /"
rhia reminds nv Of the fawnipg cur who
ticks the hand that smolo him IL its OK.
cruciatiug pains and travail, tho Northern
element OF JEFF Davis Dcmocra1y brought
forth an uncarthly abortion Conservative
grannies from the North, aud Statos Rights
Doctors aud accouchcrs from tho South,
rushed to It's bodside, aud divers hot baths.
catuip aud cordial ministrations produood
IN this unnatural born ol Treason, evident
sigus Of life. No sooner, however, wore
it's eyes opened than the nation saw in their
duh. lcaden stare the rambling virus of ton
Thousand disappointed domagogues Why
wonder then, that loyal people gave il
tho bapiisnal name OF "Copporhoadg' y Sol
diers aud patriots dread il and shun Il az
tlioy would the deadly Simeon. Welcome
thrice welcome. Mr.. Record, to your "ttie oj
distinction" Wo do not envy the opifaph
on any man's political tombstone, that com
menoos, "iIero lios Copporhead' &c.
Verify, black is white enough for som,
people.
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nrnocnArIC l.oaio.

Coppsrhead has become an honorable
title of distinction. II you hear any
man use the term you can safely sot
him down as common blackguard." -
-Toledo Record March 81.
The above is given as specimen Of the
logic, now in uso among the modern De.
mooracy. We have no comments, except
the suggestion that we cannot exactly un-
dcrstand how tho uso of term which 10
an honorable tito of distinction can ren.
der tho person who uses il "common
blacksuard" Can any Of our readers "see
NV
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nEnrL soLpIElss Eon rEAcr.

Tho editor OF the Rilcish IN. C.) Stand
ard, publishes the following as an extract
from lotter received by him from robel
soldier:
Il want you to change my Standard from
-----.---to this office, BArringer's brigade. |
have seen but one number Of the Sfdnd,u'o
since | Gano TO the army. and that one wa,
handed round 50 much aud 10 real by Tie
soldiers. that il was soon worn out. tn,
officers generally are opposed to the Stand
ard, but not 80 tho soldiers. We hav,
rumors Of peace. hope tho friends %
peace win not relax their efforts. W.
want peace on tho host terms wo can get
prolonyatiun OF tho war is inevitable dc
structiom." .
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NEw YonK, April 3 Tho CommercidEs 3
special sayH il is believed in Washington
that the war Ia over, aud that an under.
standing to that effect exists. The pro.
gramme Of General Grant anticipates all
movements or counter movements Of the
enemy. He did not provide for tho evac-
,lation of Richmond and Petersburg, but
he anticipated this contingency, and Lee
will find his retreat cut off at all points.
Grant, Sheridan, Thomas, Sherman and
Hancock arc CLOSING around the Fragments
Of the rebel army. The military organizi
tion OF the CoEfederaoy will cease to exist
during the present week. Sherman has mol
been heard from. He is not inactive du
ring the great operations now pending -
Peace through war is tho object Of the Ad-
ininistration and il seems now to be within
reach.
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The Now York Herald expresses the
opinion that before the eud of tho coming
summer cotton can bo pmchascd anywhere
for twenty cents. Making liberal allow.
ance for all that las been shipped of. all
that has been worked up in domestic fac
tories, all that has becn wasted and all that
has been burned by both armies. there are
perhaps not less than two millions and a
half Of bales remaining. of the last four
years crop in the Southern States, that
will be brought into market with the res
torntion Of peace, to meet the wants of the
Southern people.
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Nevada paper describes curious
scene in theatre in Virginia City, in Feb.
Fuary, where the performance Of two ac.
tressos were so well liked, that the audi
anee ratified down upon the stage shower
of gold and silver pieces. The actresses
picked up ono hundred and forty sovor
dollars from the boards. Even the male
performers were not slighted. They pick
cd up halves aud quarters to the amount
OF trom three to five dollars each; to say
nothing of jaok'knives, pocket.combs and
tooth'picks, The young ladies' were Sc
often forced to return to gather the silver
showcrs that they appeared several times
on the point of giving it up. One of them
having finished gathering bountiidl har
vest OF halvos, was making hasty retreat
from the stage, whom there suddenly fell
about her such a glittering aud overwhelm
ing shower Of, silver, that in despair shC
sat down and covered her face with h,r
hands. The pockets Of another gavo out
and to rent OF silver rolled about the
floor in every direction. An this was. o
course, fun for tho audience, though ths
young ladies found 1t quite as profitable a,
funny.
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Tho London .1rmy and Macy Galsit,
says Il has much better hopes Of peace
now between Great Britain and the power
OF Towers which may represent the United
States at the end of the civil wal
than 1t had some weeks ago Tho end
OF the war is not yet, but is still very
near at hand in all, human probability. Ii
truth, the spirit OF the South ia giving
way everywhere except in Virginia, an,
Il is maintained there only because all M,
bold and determined mon of the South
are concentrated in Virginia.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Charles II. Baker

Charles II. Baker,
VS.. ) Wool Com Plaza
George W. Spangler. ct nj.
by virtue of an order OF sale isSued in the AboY.
cause by the Clerk OF the Court of Common rleas,
OF W@d County, Ohio aud to mc directed and seliy-
cred, viii offer for sale at public vendue, at the
d"or OF tho Court House, in Perrysburg, in said
county, IN ft
SATURDAY, May 0, 1895,
ietween the hours Of 4 and o'clock l.. NJ, Of
SAID day, the following described pruperty, lo-Wit
The west half Of the northeast qaarser, aud the
west hatof the southeast quarter of Section cae
Town four q north, Rsngs nine (9) east; 10
W0,d county, Ohio.
Appraised at $500.
CHARLES W. EvERs Sheriff,
WM. BlKER, Attorney.
fcfrySbnTg, April I, 1855. 4geS7
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nITCII LETTING-No. 81.

Notice is hereby given that on the 2ist day oI
April, 1868, at the house Of John Wonders, IL
Portage Township, viii sell to the lowest aud
best bidders, in separate sections, all the unRnsh
ed work Of Ditch Number Fiity -onc )5lo, beginning
to sell at the lower enl of said ditch. Plan aud
specifications Of the work, and conditions of sale
exhibited and made known on the day Of sale.
SALE 90 cpmm NEE at 10 Oclnck 4. N.
GEO. n, PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Once, Wood Cn. o.,
PerrysbHrg, April 3, 1865. l9c
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A rebel soldier Of Bates division, after
the command had run two days from Nash.
vile, had thrown away his gun, and ae.
oout'cments, aud alone in the woods, sa,
Down aud commenced thinkings-the frat
chance he had had for such thing. Roll.
ing mp his sleeves aud looking at his legs
and general physique, he thus gave won't Il.
his "Pheeiink ks;" Il am whipped, badly
whipped, aud somewhat demoralized; but
no man can say am scattered
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shorman's COngTatulutory Order to His
Army.

Army.
Nav YoRK, March 30--Gcneral Shcr.
man has issued the following congratula.
tory order to his army:
HEADquARTERs MILITARY DIVISION OF
THE MISSISSIPPI, IN THE FIELD, NEAR
BENToNvILiE, N. g., March ~, 1865.
The General commanding announces ia
the army that yesterday il beat on ts cho
cen ground ths concentrated armies Of ouI
enemy. who has fed in disorder, leaving
his dead, wounded and prisoners in our
hands, and burning his bridges on his re
treat. On the same day Major General
jhoield, from Nowbern, entered and oc
cupied Go,lsboro, and Major General Ter
ry, from Wilmington, secured Cox's Bridge
crossed II aud laid poontoon bridg,
across the Mouse River. So that our cam
paign has resulted in glorious success
after march Of most extraordinary char
Acter--nearly 500 miles over swamps and
mres deemed impassable TO others, at The
most inclcmeut season of the year, and
drawing our chief supplies from poor am
wretched country, We reached our destina
ton in good health and condition.
lSigued w. 4. SHERMAN,
Major General Commanding.
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COrGRs AND CoLDS,--ThOse who are
suffering from Coughs, Colds, lIoarsoucSs,
Sore Throat, SC. Ehould try browns liro.,
CHA rroeheS. staple romedy which has
relieved thousands, and which is ia al,
most every case efleotnal.
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FERNS : 5, per year. La Advance.


Alladyefiisemenss f,r the JovRskL, should be
handed 10 reevicus - Monday noon, Of each week
weusgsiW print our paper Tuesday afternoon,
and diihas hrcn no uncommon thine fpt advertisers
10 hand ip their faycrs after We had commenced
working oa our edition.
For terms, nc, see third page.
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Tho Patience Of Abraham, Lincoln.

A Washington correspondent of Ihc
Methodist gives ns a glimpse of old Abe's
dealings with the multitulinOus claims OF
so.called Loyal men, from Georgia., that are
every dny pressed upon his attention. We
quote: M
We do not mean to say that the Prcs-
dents patience never yirlls. III ono in.
atance we entered his Office and found him
in clpsc and loud conversation with a gtn
tl"min II ON certain portion of reclaimed
southern territory. The visitor professed
tn be southern loyalist, and wanted cc--
tain papers signed 10y the President, max
ing good great damage Inflicted upon him
by the war.
The claimant urged his claims in soft
tihid tones, aud tho President answered ia
a way quito tho reverse lie was not
pleased. "Why, this paper dies not say
you are entitled to the money mo, sir,
but II recommends my claim to your con.
sideration." But, sir, you do not prove
your claim" Ave are loyal, SIR" ayes,
sir, and so are tho men who stai,d M in
front of Richmond to be shot, but they
don't como here to opague mo-" I'VE don't
wish to worry you, Mr.. President" "No,
know what you want--you are turning
or trying to turn me into Justice cf the
peace, To put your claims through. There
are hundred Thousand mon in the coun-
try, every ono OF them AK good MS you are
who have just such bills as you presents;
and you care nothing of what becomes of
thcm, so you would get yourmoney."
1--WE think our claim Just, Mr.. Prcsi.
don't" "Yes but you know you ca1't
provo what ia in this paper by all
the people in the Uuited States, and you
want me to prove It for you by writing my
name on the back of it; yes, in pllin word,
you wish me to lie for you that you may
get your money. shall not do it." The
visitor stands a momcnt, IA il dizzy anl
undecided; and gathering up slowly retires
to digest his ropulse as best he may.
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ExpLANATOWYI


An article which appeared in this paper
last week, concerning the action of GOV.
ernor Brough in the case of Colonel Bonl
seems to bc regarded by somo of our
triends as prompted by ill.will towards
Governor Brough, or desire to distract
Union men in support of his Altninistra.
tion. Nothing was further from our inten.
tion. We olaim to be neithor the cham
pion Of Colonel Bond, nor tho enemy OF
Governor Brough; but we do claim that
whatever might have been Colonel Bond's
fults, and however severe the punishment
he merited, he was al least entitled to 70,
ceive the rights everywhere extended oven
to outlaws, mardorers aud traitors--a fair
and impartial hearing. Has he received
thsl We believe notion the contrary, Il
is said fhatswhoa he sought an opportrn.
ity fot making his statement of the case,
the Governor simply and absolutely ro.
fused to give him ens hearing. No are
also under the impression that no order for
the dismissal of Colonel Bond has bccu
issued by the War Department, but that
his name has been dropped from the roll
Of Ohio officers simply by the order, on
through the Influence, of Governor Brough
itia also said that Secretary Stanton would
Teinssate Colorel Bond. but for Governor
Brough's protest against it.
These statements have been repeatedly
published, and as nOit4cr Governor Brouch
or any one else in authority, has seen proper
TO deny them, we have accepted thcm a,
true; hut II We are in error, We shalt gladly
be corrected.
Nearly every citizen Of OHIO has somo
relative OF intimate friend oocupying OH.
eial position in the army; and Il is righi
that al who are unwilling that their friend,
sAsSld be dismissed in Disgrace, at Gov
efneE Rroash's pleasure. should object to
Ais action toward Colonel Bond; for il the
power Of summary dismissal, without re.
dress. isyielded ia one case, thero is n,
limit 70 iis exercise. other than tho will o
shs oihcsr in power
We last week protested, and still protest
against the exercise Of such arbitrary pow
or by the civil officers Of this or any othe
State. We had. nor have we now, no desir
to odesract from the respect and support ,lu
the Governor Of Ohio, while exercisin
what We believe to be his legitinlat
aathoFityi much lesi had We desire I
meet the approval Of persons who's
pntecedents and presen. associations plac
them anywhere but with the supporter
of the National Administration.
while We eOnticae the publication Of
newspaper, We intend 10 continue to pro
test against all official acts which NE be
Iisxe to DO adverse 10 the true interests o
the peoPls--even though our censure fall
upon citcegs whom we aided to elect. W,
shall alwaya be ready, however, to yi,l
the same rospeet to tho opinions of other,
thai We claim Cor our own. and il thos
who differ from as. choose to state thei
views through our columns, they can at al
hmes have ea Oppartaaily lOr SO doing.
Our only ohjsct is to arrive at just con
ciusions-And thsss can only be ascertain
cd after careful attention to 6ofb sides a
every question.
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WAR DtrARfNEsr, April 81, I'm
TO Mevor. General DIR:
The following official confirmation Of tho
capture Of Richmond and tho announce
ment that the city is on fire, has been re.
ceiyed. N
T.. NJ SfASroH. Bec.y Of War.
Cry PoISr, April 3. II A. NJ 10 lion.
~ M TnntoH Secretary o( Var: Con
Weiizcl tolegraphs az iollows: 1--WE took
Richmond 1T 8;l5 this morning I Cap
tured many guns. The enemy loft in great
haste. Tho city IN on fire in ono place.
am making every effort 90 put IL out. Tho
people receive us with enthusiastic expires
sious Of Joy
Gen. Grant started early this morning
with tlis army toward the Danville Road
TO cut oH Lees relreating army, IL possible
President Lincoln has gone to the trout
T. 8. BOWERS, A. A. q.
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FINllE undersigned will uster Tor sale al public
auction, at the door of the Court House, in
Ferry Sb0rg, wood county, Ohio, on
TUESDAY, the 23d day Of Nav, lS6S,
Bctwesn the hours of 10 o'ch,ck A. ~ and 2
o'clock =, NJ. the whole q Section 90, Town
aumber north, Range number Q east. Weston
townshiPl, divided aud appraiasd as follows, To-
vii - n =
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Terms 0ne-twclnh af purchase money 20 be
paid al tale ol sale aud the balance IN eleven an
nual iasIa!lHcutS, oC equal amount; With annual
interest theneon. No bid will be taken for loss
than the appraised value, with cat of sale.
GEO. n. PARSONS, Coauty Auditor.
Auaitar's Once, wu,d Co., q.
PyUysburg, April }, isss. tsf
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UlIrcH LErTING-No, 6S,

Notice IS hereby given that on the 10Th dav of
April, 1855, al the hmsc Of Daniel Ncwtu,i in Mid
dlctn township, will let to the lowest and hest
bidders, IN separate sections, all the unfinished
work OF Ditch Numbsr SixTy-fvo (65), beginning
TO sell at the lower end of said ditch. Plan and
specifications Of the work, ard conditions OF sale
exhibited aud made known IN the day of sale.
Sale 10 comm ,nce al O'clock r. NJ
GEO. N. PARSONS, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Wood Co.. Ohio.
Perrvsburr April g. 1865 Aoo
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Maple Sugar il regularly manufactured
every SpriaS la advance Of ths season Lv
melting about ten per cent Of maple with
ninety per cent 0f low-prioed cane sugar l
AN operatian that affords handsome pros.
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LADIES FAsHIoNADLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great Advantage NAV be
tained by close cash buyers irur Ne fact tbatt
goods are bought for cash directly Z The Eastert
dealers and manufacturers, and all imported good
are boaght al Just what Il Gusts to hpprt them
hence he can aaisfd 10 sell goods at ~ n
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MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods arc generally sold, which Is an In
grsat interest to the pesple Of Wood county. In,
iheient in dncemeni, We take II, 70 maks Ptys
burg ths trading point. ~,