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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14
Democratic Enquirer.
items of Local Interest.
THOSE wishing to purchase an excellen

THOSE wishing to purchase an excellen
Sewing Machine would do well to call at this
ofics. We can sell you Sewing Machine
that is durable and which will be useful To
Saddlers, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Tai
lors, Hatters, and HuphOlsterers. Terms
easonable.
Samplee of the work done by these Ma
chimes can be seen at this office.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14
PIANOS FOR SALE.

PRINTERS, like other men, sometimes offer
some very good bargains Amy person
wishing TO purchase a splendid Piano, will
save from oneshundred to one hundred and
fifty dollars by calling at this Office. We
can furnish them at greatly reduced rates.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

LosT.-A Gold Sleeve Button, about
the size of a silver dime, with black
cnameled German letter A in the cen
tire, and black enamel line around it.
Any person finding and leaving it at
this Office, will be literally rewarded.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14
MODE OF DRAWING.

Duplicate Tickets, numbered from TO 100000, are
placed in wheel; the first Ticket dtawn out takes
ne highest prize o sOoUoQi me next me sec second o
are drawn. The awards will be securely packed and
expressed at expense Of the owner
ny H HENRY SAALESs, Esq, our talented Musi-
cal Director, promises a most delightful treat in the
Orchestral ana Vocal Exercises for the occasion
noless than twenty artists being engaged
We are most desirus that al! ticket holders should
be present to witness the drawing and thereby re-
leve themselves ofany doubt of the fairness Of the
transaction. We assure those who cannot make it
convenient to he present, that their interests will be
guarhed with the same fidelity as il the we're pres
ent. ~ shall keep books numbered from to
100000, IN which will lie entered the name and ad.
dress OF every purchaser, under the number oil his
ticket, This will insure the the ticket holder, as
well as ourselves, against loss,
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES.
Any party or club sending for three or more tick
cts at one time and remltting the money for the
same, will be allowing commission, We will Sc
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

READ the advertisement of "Whit-
locks horticultural Advertiser" in to-
days paper.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

Read the prospectus Of De-
morest's Monthly Magazine and
Of Demorest's Young America.
We will send the Magazine and
the Democratic Enquirer one
year for$3; and the Young Am
erica and the Democratic En-
quirer one year for 80.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

When people feather their
nests, they of course get hold
of the golden goose so often
read about.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

RAGS WANTED.-Bring all your rags TO
this office where the highest market price
will be paid for them.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

INFORMATION information guaranteed to pro-
Il duce a luxuriant growth of hair upon bald head
OF beardless lace, also recipe for the removal of
ing the same SOFT clear and beautiful can be obtain
ed without charge by addressing Taos, +, epassAa.
sse Broadway, New yah,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

APREsENT.-Mrs. SARAH FLORENCE
of this town, sent us, last Monday, a
very neat and fine pair Of woolen
socks, which she knit on "Lambs
Family Knitting Machine" and for
which present she has our many
thanks. Mrs. FLORENCE has pur-
chased one of the above named ma
chimes and is prepared to knit shaws,
hoods, jackets, nubias, sacques, Carl.
baldis, undersleeves, children's cloaks,
little boys suits, sashes, comforts, era.
watts, suspenders, purses, lamp wicks,
mats, tides, watch and curtain cords,
gloves, mittens, and almost any thing
else, for all who wish any knitting
done. She has had the machine only
a few days, but has learned to operate
it very well-at least, the pair OF
cocks she sent us look as though she
thoroughly understood how to use the
machine. Those wishing any kind of
knitting done, would save a great deal
of time and much money by giving
her a call.
JAMES MALONE is Agent for this
machine for Vinton, Jackson, and
T,ovrnnce COMMITTEES. hu t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

He is a worthless being who
only lives for himself.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

ANOTHER lot OF Fine Jewelry
has Just been received by G. j.
Billinghurst.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

For Eure Drugs aM d Med
icnes, go to SisSon'S Drug Store.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

e, D. DODGE is determined
not to be undersold in the Dry
Goods line! Go and examine
the stock of Goods.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14
N@- Every Ticket Receives a Gift. -9a

Farm in Livingston county, NY. 10 1000
40 Pianos, Chickering's, $500 each 10000
20 MelOdeOns &c l5O each 1900
4 Billiard Tables 500 each 1000
Set Diamond Rings and Pin 800
Cluster Diamond Rings $500 each 600
Silk Dress Patterns 100 each 500
20 Sewing Machines IS each ] 1900
200 Gents Gold Watches $50 each 30 900
200 Ladies do do 100 each 90 600
200 American II. G. Silver Watches
S65 each $4,000
200 Pat Lever H. C do do
$40 each 5000
so Gold Watch Chains $40 each 1000
1000 Photograph Albums do 10 900
1000 Gold Pens in velvet cases 81 each 5000
1000 Ladies Purses, tine do 5000
| 900 Gold Rings do 5000
and the balance, comprising Handsome Mirrors,
Stationery, Vases, Gold Lined Goblets and Caps,
Marble Top Centre Tables, Gold Bracelets, Plated
Tea Sets, Silver Pitchers, Handsome Books Rich
Steel Engravngs, and other articles in addition to
the above, amounting to lG5, 900 dollars, making
0,000, Gifts, or Present Given with
Every Ticket
us. The Distribution will take place immediately
afer the Concert. Committee Ofwell-known cti-
zens, chosen 10y the Ticket holders will take charge
of and superintend the drawing. All Agents and
purchasers will he supplied with correct list of the
awards Dublisel.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-11-14

Charms strike the sight but merit wins the
ssss15 soul.
Such merit as that which is found in "3ar-
rett's Vegetable Restorative" surely wins
The affections Of an Intelligent public
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a0c.; Goshen, IS to 4oc.; country, 70

TO a0c.; Goshen, IS to 40c.; country, 20
to 35c.
TINS being thanksgiving day, little or no
business has been done. Most of the
stores were opcn-some of them partially
but the streets have been very quiet. Inc
freedmen observed the day with some en-
thusiasm. Quite procession OF them
marched through the streets, making a
fine appcarancc--being dressed in uniform,
and displaying appropriate banners. They
behaved well, as did also the numerous
crowd of women and boys who accompa-
uied them. The white people have not
come to understand thanksgiving days yet.
The most brilliant wedding that has per
haps ever taken place in Petersburg IS
appointed to come off tonight at ST. Pauls
church. The parties are General w. II.
f. Lee and Miss Tabb Boiling, daughter OF
Colonel George W. Boiling, and one of the
most accomplished bellies of the city. &C.
neral Lee arrived this afternoon with a
party from Richmond. He was met at the
depot by an immense crowd, who cheered
him vociferously. He is the guest OF Gene
raj Malone, who took him i'll his carriage
as soon as the cars stopped 1T Jarratts,
and bore him of amidst the shouts OF the
multitude. 1t might have been thought
that there was scarcely q man in the city
who would refuse to do him homage but
one individual had the termerity to greet
him with Kisses, who was Immediately
knocked down by bystandcr. A number
of distinguished gentlemen are expected
to be present this evening to witness the
SN0WDES-
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WASHINGTON, November &c, 1867

WASHINGTON, November &c, 1867.
But two days have passed since the ma.
iority of the Judiciary Impeachment Com.
mittce presented to the House their i'm
mense failure, 10 create q f,vorc Of excite.
.mcnt throughout the country, in the shape
of voluminous report; but in that time
tho evidences have been fast coming t.
view which indicate the prcdicament the,
have brought their party into. A close
studv Of the many impressions as to the
result OF this majority report which ar,
entertained by prominent and Influential
Radicals now in this city reveals withou
doubt the fact that, with the exception o.
the infatuated and fanatical minority in the
dominant patty Of the House, who are
even vet disposed to believe that the
rcoplc OF the country will endorse their
work, there is a general alarm that the
party will be so disturbed and agitated BY
its discussion that it will end in an early
dissolution. | do not write idle words
when stating that the further this majority
report is considered by the members OF
their own party the greater their fears be.
come. On the afternoon of the very day
that it was presented to the House, far
seeing RcpuhlicanS-and one of them
from acknowledgement the be.
lief that the signcrS of the majority
report were exceeding the limits OF
sound Judgment; and yet the signers
themselves have been and arc yt,
vain enough to imaginc-at least, SO
they express thcmsclvcS--that the people
will uphold them in the mad attempt to
preserve political power by their designs
upon the Chief Magistrate. Those who
still hold to impeachment of the President
contend for his suspension from office du
ring the trial bat in this they are also
met by certain members olthcir party, VIII"
insist, first, upon the passage Of a law de-
filming what particular crime shall be i'm
pcachablc, and also for an enactment pro-
viding that when such a crime has been
committed, and the public officer indlct-
cd, he shall be liable to suspension ;
which would cilcctuaiy prevent the
President, even if the House Should
present articles Of Impeachment, IRON
being suspended for offences commit
ted in the past. Their object IS proper
observance of the constitutional require
ments against the passage of CT post idct0
laws. The people have not yet had time
TO read and digest the evidence upon
which the majority Of shc committee de
sire to impcach the President, and when
that is dgcstcd by the press and people,
and it appears that tissue Of false state
ments made by an detective Of the War
Department furnishes the giSt Of the
charges upon which the President is ar
raigned, outside OF those purely political,
there will not be much certainty of the
proposition to irnpcach being received with
that tcrvor and wild enthusiasm that Ger
tain Radicals have imagined. TIMoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-29
By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No paur1

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, 3 BEAU
4 TiFUL' REs lEE|CB III THE TOWN OF
MAECHEsTEi& 1t tho request OF 2owlett Win
free, Etq., We VIII sell nj public auction, on the
premises. at 81 o'clock r. N. on FRIDAY the 2gth
OF November, 1867 his beautiful Res DEHCE, ana
GaKEEN LOTS attached opposite the new resi-
dance Of General Logan, located on tie east side
of BIa kelly or Tenrh street Manchester, Va The
dwelling contains eight rooms porches IN front
aud rear, and III good repair Good Kitchen,
stable, &c, the lot. The 1t fronts les feet on
Biakely or Tenth street and runs back l32 feet.
The garden is excellent contains in addition to
the usual shrubbary, Il choice variety OF fruit
trees.
TERMS: One-third cash balarce In ono and
two years, with interest; deferred payments
securcd by trust deed.
no@l PlLKlNTON, PULLIAM & co.
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THE RAPPAHANNOCK FEMAl. E
1 IaSTITrTE; Ar hR0!nnr4A; kiSG An
FORTY FIVE kCEES OF LAND ATTACHED,
FOR SALE.-stthe request Of Rev. J. X. farllck
We offer for rals this very desirable properly. 1t
il situated within four miles Of Walkert"n where
atse vessels come. Their. re AS acres OF land "f
GOOD quality the soil OF which IL suitable Tor
core, wheat, and oats abont haIf cleared. There
IL you, orchard Of 500 trees OF the very nner'
fruits, selected with great care, such rs apples,
pears. and peaches. The dwelling was no'tiy
built in 1852 PARTLY Of brick and partly OF wood
containing Including basement. eighteen rooms,
most conveniently and substantially constructed ;
in front uf which i two..tory portico the whole
OF the main Luildtug, nifty feet long. church, Il
phvSician's residence, and hlacksmith's shop
within qua rt.r of mile. Location very healthy
and the neiguDnrhood eqnal 10 any In lower Viz
GINA. A. the owner Is extremely anxious 10 sell,
l. great bargain viii be given. Apply 10 Us.
HARRISON, GODDlS L AfPEEsoN.
Richmond, Va.
p. S.-Tfths foregoing property be rot sold phi
vately balurr tn. 18th day of December, 1867. II
will on that day be sold al auction, together with
Horsas, Cattle. Farming Implements, Furniture,
&c. Terms at sae no lo-2tA~3w
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BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Arclioneer'
and Zeal Estate Agents.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALU BILE
j LOTS IN MANCHESTER, ON Full BE-
TWEEN SUMMERS ArD VA DSW ( i II
STREETS.-By virtue OF q deed OF trust execne ed
by the late Mr.. Charles Ii. Rhodes, dated nth OF
August, 1897, duly recorded IN Chester field County
Court, | shall, In execution thereof, proceed to
sell at public auction, on tho premises, on FklDA
the 10Th of November, 1867, att o'clock T; NJ, W
fair, If no., the first fair day thaIealter,) about
on the south side of Hull street. running back the
usual depth to an alley. u wi! ba sur. divided
into building lots of the usual size. These are
amongst the most valuable lots in Manch ester.
Although the Geed req hires a cash sale, yet 1t Is
probs bio that at tfs hour OF sale an arrangement
may be made to girs reasOnao ole credits.
no ~ ALEXANDER II. SANDS. Trustee.
P. S.-Immediatoiy after the abo"e sale We will
offer 10, of land fronting ei2hty-two and half
feet on the western line of Ludlow street, In Man.
chester. running back one bundled and thirty
two feet more or less, with two framed t.nsments
Their on. formerly owned by Virginia h. w islser,
and now the property of Dunlop, Moncure x Co.
no2S Fl e. 4 A.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 ArTerso1, Auetlonear
and Rsal Estate Agents.

OMMISS NEKS' SALE OF
y HANDSOME BEICG EMENT. ON
CHURCH HILL. OF The EAST LINE OF
TWENTY. FoUETa BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL isTREETS.-:s commissioners APP.
pointed by decree OF the Circuit Court Q!
Richmond pronounced on the sth Of Novem-
shall proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises, on SATURDAY the 3oth Of tovember.
iso7 1T o'clockP M, IL fair. II not. the Asst lair
day thereafter, the real estate Of which the late
Wilson B. Hill died seized, consisting Of the spa
cious and we'll. built BkICh DWsLLlIG loo .ted
the east line Of Twenty. fourth street, running
back 100 feet 10 L wide alley.
TERMS: third cash balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and title retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered by the
court BEVERLY v. WElLFoED, JR.,
ALEXANDER b. GU,GuN,
no l6-W ,S,Tu,Th.GS Commissioners
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BY James 81. Taylor & Son, Auctloneers,
Office s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel

.TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTHEAST COS
NER OF MAIN AND FIRST STREETS, FoR
SALE AT AUCTION - BY virtue of deed of trust
executed to me az trustee, to secure the payment
Of certain notes therein mentioned. bearing date
tho 9th day of July, 1888. and recorded in the
Clerks oice of the Hastings Cour: Ct the city of
Richmond, and at the request ottha beneficiary IN
said deed, will proceed to sell at public auction,
cember 1887 at o'clock 2. ~, II fair if not, tho
next fair day thereafter. the large THREESTORY
BRlCk TBNEMBNT situated at the northeast
corner OF Main and First streets, and the BRICK
BUILDING in the rear, used as school house.
The said buildings, having been recently repair
I'D. are now in good order. The lot frorts on
Main street abou. sixty feeL running back about
l6l feet.
TERMS Enough cash TO pay the expenses of sale
ard TO pay two notes-one for Il, !3a..2, due Jgu-
airy IL. 1857 and one Tor III, As! IS. with interest
from the 18th day of July, l56T ana the balance on
such terms as may ba agreed upon on the day OF
sale. JAMES N. TAYLOR Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAMES II. TAYLOR s"x.
Auct:oncars. no26
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND, October /, l.s-


| VIRGINIA CENTRAL HaILEOAD
| On and after OCTOBER lsT the Nal Tn,
will be- run between Richmond ana r;Au-tor
daily. excep: Oh sunday, AID or sunday between
| Richmond and GuYOrsTii!e. Yves, of stanton
the Mail Train willfsave for Gown. ton ou MOI
DAYS: WEbaESDATS, and FRIDAYS, and r..
turn alternate days.
Leave Fitch poud .........................7:'t l. Y
Leave Stanton for CovinXto 2. T.
Leave stanton for Richmond. A. "
Freight Trains daily t"Xc.pt Sunday lsays
Richmond at p. 81 aud A ii.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prou!rea,
points North and South, and to Lyrchblrg, lex.
incton, Har.tsonbnrk. Lev!sburg, ana other pro.
Al Covireton, JAMES J. A. TROTTER & Bgo.
THEE'S STAGE LINE connects with the Nal
Train for white Sulphur, LewI-burs, and T..
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 70
Charleston, two aud a half days.
At Stanton and Goshen, BkRMAS cos
STAGE lin ES connect with Mail Train for Lex.
ington daily (eXcept sundays), and passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore sans
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached %
Freight Trains will be discontinued.
II. b. WHiTC0MB.
ocl General Superintendent.
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By Grubbs :. williams, iucuonsers.
Worth 7-Gst corner'ci Main and Eleventh stres:s.

A VERY HANDSOME RICK
~ u WELLIN G. WITH -FOUR BUILDING
Its. N rae WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET
bEPWEGV MAIN md CARY SrEkETS. Az
Two BUILDING LOTS on CARY STE EFT BE-
TWEEN SECOND Ard THIRD STREETS, FOR
SALE IT AUCTIoN.-nn TUESDAY, 10Th De-
cembcr al O'Clock y. NJ. we vii sell npon he
Situated as above, anu occupied by John W. Hall.
Esu IL contains includirc the kltchenl eleven
rooms " it'll baths water, and gas, a. IL In very
nice order she 10y is - bG 100 re
After which Will BIZ sold FpGR BUlhDiNd
LOTS. adjoining on The south @nd eMtsndinS 70
Cary street each 30xtO feet 10 an alley. AlsO.
TWO BUILDING LOTS on the north side OF
Cary street between second and Third streets,
eac h 25xl5O feet 70 ar aliay.
The Dwelling is very desirable in It's location
and construction, being convenient TO bus mess;
in a quiet and pleasant relghb3rhood, ana well
the market.
Terms: Very accommodating;
GHuBBS !; WILLIAMS,
non- bHrtlOn"ers.
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r5'RUSTErS SALE OF VALU ABLE
REAL ESTATE IN The COUNTY OF EHES-
TERFIglD Known As THE FALLS PLAN
T.TION," ADJ0INISG TIE TpWS OF NAN :
CHESTER, AT AUCTION virtne Of dead Of
trust made on the second dav OF January, 1850. by
samuel Coleman ard D. T. Ward TO me as trustee,
and o! record in the Clerks Office Ct the County
Court Of Chesterfield, to secure the payment al
certain notes therein described. amoununS 10
thirty. nine thousand seven hundred and thirty
eight dollars with interest from The 18th day OF
October 1889 till paid, and at tho request ana con :
rent Of both parties Interested IN said deed. VIII
proceed u cell IL public auction, on thu premises,
on TUESDAY the 10th day of December 1857 At l.
o'clock NJ, If fair, II not, the next fair day there
after 4 portion OF the valuable farm conveyed in
said deed, known as the Falls Plantation, with Inc
improvements thereon, at present occupied ny PIT.
D. F. Ward, containing about $40 acres OF the
mott valuable land In the state OF Virginia FOR
farming purposes II IS all the buildr IS on 1t
necessary for II large farm, and thu land IL In a
high state OF cultivation. From It's proximity tC
the city Of Richmond and the town OF Manchester
IL NAV be considersd To bs n most valuable farm
for its sizy in the slate Of Virginia
TERMS Uns. f0urth cash !; balance on credit o
six twelve, eiehtsan, ard twenty four months, ion
ne. otiabe notes interest added, and secured by
JAMES II. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale 10 be conducted by JAMES u. TAYLOR !
Son, AuCtioneeTs. no Il
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GALE OF CORN AND SHUCKS At
y AUCTlON VIII be sold at aucti0n, on IN.
praInfs,s On TUESDAY. 81 December 1857, At j.
o. cIock M at the residence Of MIS- L. NJ. g. Pace,
on the Moadowbrdge road, thrae miles north east
OF Richmond about one hundred barrels OF corn
and the shucks thcr0from, in lots to suit purcha.
sers.
TERMS: Al sale. -
HAKRlSoy, GODDIS / APPEEs0N,
no % Auc'Cnears.
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BY Bowman s'rooek, Anctonesrs'
u II Fonrteenth street between Main and Gary.

no 2a-2t' Auc'io"eeiS
By Bowman & stroock. Auctionesrs,
No u Fourteenth street, between Main aud Cary
ARGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
BOOTS SHOES. DRY GOODS. ChGTH1NG,
gave will Offer for sale at our auction. ron m
EsDAY the 81 Of ess,Is5 G = c1n
sMisntiHJ1SSa9iEsTER BROWN sHEETIsG and SHIRT
SOCIAL MILLS BLEacnED srEETlNG and
n spikT n66b,s
DELAINES,
LISsEYs,
JEANn,,
LININGS,
S 8, HvAss
ITALIAN CLOTH,
BLACK BEAVER.
BLACK BHnA, CO n,
CAsSlMGRES,
WIIITE and CoLrHED BOSOM ssIRTs,
CASHMERE and FAhCY SHIFTS,
HANDkFRCHlEFS,
EA hHh5 ) and and aNT's HOSIERY,
soSTAGs,
ss ttEF;s.
HOOP SKIRTS,
TRUNKS, &c.
A large line of seasonabls READY-MADE
CLOTHING, HATS, and UMBsELLAS;
200 cases Of Mems, Boys, Wolnen's, and Misses
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, aud BALM0-
EsLS.
ALSO,
very hre assortment OF Ladies' aud Misses
fash enable SACKS, CLOAkS, aud Ladies'
FANCY FURS.
These goods are I'll saasnnable, and the aten-
ton OF the trade is respectfully called to this sale
TERMS OF SALE: Al Ins under 800, cash nm
der $500 sixty days; or:r that amount, ninety
days, W. til approved endorsement.
q fine lInch To BIZ served
BOWMAN & STROGCK,