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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31

IN the State within the same time at not
less than four hundred and that ,he mum
Der built within the three years since the
system was inauguraied approximates one
thousand: and, while many Of these are
very ordinary structures, many display the
good taste and iOera'ity Of the ncigabor-
hoods whore they are located, and still 9TH
ers are superior in architecture aud are sup
piled with the most modern aud convenient
style Of school furniture. In addition To
the local taxes, there was distributed a.
mong the counties, en- the LIST Of April,
1857, the sum OF $40, 800 from the State
school fGu1, and the sum to be distributed
on the first Of April, 1865, is estimated at
not less than SlS0,009; thus showing 4
continued increase, which, though not large,
may tie relied on, no doubt for the future,
without any Increase in taxation.
Tie Governor declares that these results have
been attained in the miGstof financial culbarIass-
mentand ia spite ofprejudiees, buttha the prejudi-
ces in question are fast dying out. The high
taxes connected with the system he contends, arc
merely temporary, being levied chiefly for build
ing purposes. They are imposed 10y the people
themselves and If they arc dissatisfied they can
elect officers who VIII levy less money. Never
,hcless ne has too much confidence in the good
Judgment Of the people to believe that they viii
not snppor; "this great and bencdcent enter
prise The recommendation of the State SUI
-:in'eadeat hat the school officers should be
required to report certainly Gui promptly" j.
approved.
\ change in the mode Of distributing the
S .'- school fund. is also suggested On
der existing iaw, this fund is distributed
AMONG the townships according to the num-
te- a. scholars reported. In many parts If
the safe there are townships in which
there arc bus few scholars; scattered over
a large extent of territory, aud these can
not nc brought together in large schools. as
.an be done in tie more deusuly populated
townships, and in the cities and towns -
Consequently, more schools and more teach
crs are required in proportion to the NUM-
Der of scholars III the former, than in the
latter, the funds arc sooner exhausted. and
the schools are kept for much shorter
time. !, is now suggested that the extent
OF territory and the number Of children
both, be taken into consideration in the
distribution Of the fund among the town
ships, and it seems TO me that tie sugscs-
tiou is good one, and that the law Should
tic amended accordingly.
NORMAL SCHOOLS.
Tho Regents Of the state No.mA school have
Ice, ar,oip,es ag rc,.,.;~.3 H.. 49,. -,
r.l,.'' i. cu-or4l.,. O..
and r.... ..r,.1lo hn;,1,,,,, =, ''''u-o' ''',
for .,a, con.e-,,,,t.1 l.,.a,,, -, ~. -.
riicr,, Ac~1m,,~ +, n,t, 60. ~ 80, '''
bora,,t with, ,i.y g, ,,a o.,,Li.., '.I' V.'.'
,.-,1~b Of The s.,t, ,,..i,,.,ra rho - :.
needs r,soirs sad 10th c,r-or,s ,.o,,, -.
.7l ,,,.l.,-, rb. rr-... ,.;-..:.:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31

FEEDING Rusty STRAw.--Says a cor
respondent from Wyoming county, New
York: "Tell your readers TO beware Of
feeding rusty straw 20 their stock. / had
some experience in this line last winter viii,
three colts, which had free access 70 n stack
Of rusty spring wheat straw They came
near dying; swc.liugs G,lcl with thin pu,
or water appeared ou theirlimbs and some
parts OF iheir bodies, aud they also seemed
70 hayoa difficulty in tho head and nostrils
Chnnge Of food AMI good care alone got
them through to grass, but they were much
injured. have also seen cattle % very
poorly when feedingou rusty straw, thouzK
they were stabbed aud f4d hay, &c, nights
and mornings think farmers should be
careful in feeding or allowing their stock
70 cat tLisj the best use Of it IS 70 bed with"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31

ties, by the reduction or the assessed val
Ne Of lands far below what it should be for
the purpose Of taxation; and, in some in
stances, below the valuation on which it
has been taxed f1r many years | call
your attention to this matter, aud suggest
that it be inquired into and tho wrong cor
rectcd. Eyidcnce on the subject may be
found IN the Auditor Office.
The message expects an carly decision Of the
case from Marshall county now before the Court
Of Appeals in regard to the right of the State to
tax the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. secs n, req
SON Why the amount due West Virginia, for mil
itarv EXPENSES may not soon be Maid. inasmuch
as the Commissioners have reported. and state
that the 'ComnEssi,-iers 70 trc.t with yirginia
ia regard To the pablic debt ,C that Stat" have
not hcen appointed because tie question of iuris-
dicton over the counties 9! Ragaelyy and jeaer-
son has not been decided. and because Sin the
present condition 70. aT4i,s in VIRGINIA settle
mcnt could hardly he had
HOSPITAL son Tug INSANE
w., m;l 49,. t.c,r, 49,, a.. p.
H. RI g NJ. -.
80 r: W. .f;-i
a., ro,or,- Sc H., e., e. -. -
s.;,,,;.,, ,r,;. -. oo,,.: 81,
a,5 ;,,,aIl;..,,,t 80 ,, '''','.',, " ."',
ana m'eli'g'nt expose OF The progress Of
tue construction oil 'he buiidlns' nni me
'NP'"u''ureS '"G''''f' ana ot me ,nterna,
management anu eNPen'es OF the Hospital
49,, -. -, .t..lI 81 .'t
-, =. ,...,,. ;.,.I;..I - H..
- -. ~ ,,,,. -
'aNe' Il" mere IA tie me,I'f'''"' '.
'i,e c'''',i.." oi ,"'' r''''' '.''''! cas-
ol our '''.]''S !'F "Ars' pcA'at we
l'' :, Is '9''2'''' avs feI'f' 9e-
''l'' ''c "''' 80 oo'i''''''' N''u !p' GU,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31
Message Of the Governor of
West Virginia.

Order has reigned during the year through
out the greater part of the State. In two
or three localities, however, the peace has
been disturbed, the laws have been set at
narght and the officers resisted, and, indeed.
torcloiy driven away from the performance
OF their duties.
During the war, and since, there has been
a band of armed rebels in the counties Of
Wayne and logan, led by fellow known
anu notorious as Captain Bill Smith.'
numbering, robbiug and plunderug the peo-
PIE OF that region. Some of this band we're
indicted in the courts for various offences.
and was urged to offer rewards for them.
inally lin November, 1866 did offer !,
large reward for the apprehension of Smith
himself, tut the civil officers hal not force
sufficient 70 arrest him, and he was regard
ed as such - desperate that Others would
Mt undertake it, even for the reward Of
iertd, ami this proved unavaiiing. Dugiag
last winter, this band, several times robbed
peaceful! citizens aud committed other dc
piedalions IN Wayne county, and near the
h'st OK March, 10y force and violence, they
put1he officers al the county in fear and
dfove them away from The performance of
their duties at the Courthouse, rho latter
feeling themselves unsafe in rcsuming their
Offices without protcciiou; aud again, this
band took POSSESSION of the Jail, oyerpower
eI the Jailor, put him under restraint, aud
released one Of their associates. who was
conhHed therein on criminal charge
Ii was also made known to me, Nv cyi-
i,ncc that could not disregard, that the
STATE and u;Aer taxes could not be safely
cp'l,cted in u considerable portion of the
county, unless the collecting officers had
protection and aid. Under these circum
stances, aud upon the urgent application OF
"iArers and ether good citizens of the cuun-
:'cs interested, asked tho proper authori-
Ties ~ the United states for a small body
/ III troops, and company was sent into
/ Wayne county early Ia the spring. de-
tdch@eut beng afterwards stationed n Lo-
gan Courthouse These truops have re-
maIued IN thnt portion Of the State until
tr present tine, and since they have been
.a:re the peace of the community has been
preserved and the 'ficyr- have uuintrrrupt-
ydiy performed theirduIics La Logan conn
y there l,aG been no taxes culIccied since
'Ie war, except fcv hundred dollars ia q
'inail por'ion Of the county Iuothcr por-
ions Il the county, there were many lhlt
tad returned from the rctel amy. BRINGING
their ar,us with ihcm, who denied th an-
i'ri'y Of The state Government, aud utter
iy r".Hs. q To pay taXes for it, support, or
lor t.c support Of the county Organization
under il, aud threatened to resist With aims
ari 90 ,iir death, if tn, collection &C taxes
should bc attempted. The consequence was
tina, no officer would 90 into thohe norton.
If the county, and indeed, no person could
be induced to hold an Office in r!,e county
NIL d. 49, 49,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31
ALLEN " SPRIGG

.\ITGI{E IlI,i AT LAW.
,ra~', Iariy g., VS. Ia,
EGH'C.cF iu Hardy, hampshire Mineral.
1 'ret; .nd icnd.ctun counties, aIi ia the
hi'-tat county, AUy iIld
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31
South Branch Intelligencer.
william, IInrpc,., Editor.
Cr-r, Turner Nam ow GcgrF Lane SIS. ,
Ro1xEY, WEST VIRGINIA.



-r~, DOLLARS per annum-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS IT, paid in al
'..-
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
-.'.- or ADVERTISING are for square Cten
I,-, O.E DoaLAg ASH FIF1l CENrs for
rtuus--iargcr ulic> ia the same prol.or-
.l yltiElaucc rhrty-scvcn aud 4 bali
.u .dy, half ycarly and yearly advertise
. inserted @la liberal reduction on the above
rt'..
..ly advertisers disseminating during the
,,.- ID, Ac charged regular rates
'ptlr,iisemont 10 be considered Y the mont IN
.- rp,r unless specified ON the Nnny ript or pre-
II agrr,d upon between the parties.
I...l a'.ous cot associations, COMMUNICATIONS Of
90 interest, ard notices OF deaths exceeding
,..,.. "Ii. ice charged ten cents per line.
,a., ---,-r-s-,-s.-7
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31


4 PnoCD NiGGER -Down in Alabama
thcre IL 40 least one niger who considers
himself ter than a rascally white. lis
name is FL. Smith. The Meridian Chroui-
Gle, a Radical paper, having made soma
statements rejecting on this negro. with re.
gard 90 lis motives for Withdrawing from
,he Loyal League, Smith publishes card
in The Brandon Republican, pronounciag
the Chronicles assertions utterly false. 10
goes on % say
81 Withdrew from that infamous Yankso
organization without any solicitation from
any white man, because found It 10 be
Yankee Invention To swiadle colofed faen
out OF their earnings, TO array them against
their best friends, % whom they must look
for support. | happen 70 know the o8i
tor Of that lying paper, aud wish % 10
form my colored friends that they would
degrade themselves ~ associating with him
Ills name is Josh Smith, and we were rails
90 ~ iLc same section, but I don't believe
We are related Josh was always cousir4ey.
cd bard ease, aud therefore not allowed 10
associate With our family on terms of equal.
n.y. This may account for his uncalled for
attack upon my card, as be has always hs-
ted BIS superiors, anu would 60 snv mean
act 9 snnoy thcrr"
aea trlff Coz Feh et
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31

few United States troops for the emergeu.
cy, and they were promptly furnished, and
stationed at Phillippi. After their arrival
the execution of the law proceeded without
interruption. They remained until after
the election, when, on my suggestion, they
were ordered away.
The message then states that the troops in Mon
roe county ought TO remain there, and intimates
uAt wherever the presence OF the military may
DC expedient to promote the interests ct 'loyal-
"" soldiers viii be used
FINANCES.
The receipts and disbursements of the
public revenue, for the fiscal year ending
September 30. 1867, are shown by the An
ntal Reports Of the Auditor and Treasurer,
as are also the estimated receipts and dis
bursemcnts for The current year; from which
II may bp St.an tlat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31

Eg-A strong solution Of supercarbouate
ot soda WI cleanse thoroughly tho most
foilld oiIe.th When dry, polish il with
iiusecdoil, aud .he cloth willat once appear
as clean and fresh as when it was first laid
down.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31

r"- DOLLARS per aunum-or TWO
...,G5 And FIFTY CENTS IT. paid in al
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31

The Annual E port Of iie General s1-
rer.n'cr1.nt of Free School Shove hst
continued aui yrry ncoeuyiag trogrs J..
being made ia extending aui establishing
tnc free ch.,. system DO our state. Ills
vi.is to different portions Of Tho State have
afforded him an opportunity of acquiring q
general knowledge of What has been done
30 'ai. Interesting work. bu, on account Of
tho failure Of the more subordinate officers
IN s,ne instances, and from q lack Of prop.
or appreciation oftL So jet On tbc part =
some county supsrintoudeu.s, aud inattcn.
ton o. tho requirement oC Che law iy 9TH
ers, statistical reports bave been received
from only twenty-nine counties. IL ap-
pears lhst in these counties there haze been
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31
I,INIfGRATtIN.


T',T,r r5rs-f. .la-ss So Former approval or
c,l- 1n.i r..1l.. rl.'-, n ana ihr guclude,
lLavc Gctun, reason 90 change the views
thus expressed added iu thc same con
n.c,i9u taat "If TIE icrm proposed arcn9,
accepted DO thr -pir in which ,hcy are ten
tes.d ibis will manifest. such a disregard
ir ODE legally constituted authority Of The
United States as may scem o. lui.o ac-
ton Of a more decided character"
j wos the honest hope and desire OF the
patriots of the country that the reople Of
the south would accept tho generous and
couciiltory terms contained IN l.c trooos-
81 amendment, aud thus put au end 20 the
an1molous aud unfortunate State Of Affairs
resulting from the rebellion bat In this
We were disappointed tho spirit Of forboar-
ancc aud magnauimity thus manifested by
the people Of the country. through their re-
PrcscntatiTes, was not appreciated, or ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31

The balance remaining
in tire Treasury, Oc-
tober /, 1865, was
Receipts from other
sources foy iscdd year
cadiug sept. 30, 1861
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1868-01-31
NORMAL SCHOOLS.
A0RlcELrrn.L c0LLrnE.

The Board ofVisitors for the "Ncst Virginia
Agricultural College consisting Of eleven suit
able persons. ono from each Senatorial District.
has been appointed, the property conveyed. the
College op"nci and over ono hundred and TWEEN
'y-syc strlents reported in Attendance, The
Governor thinks That ga, ..7itte stllsats ouch
pot 20 stand guard over ,he building as now re-
CURED, 'ai mat somebody should be appointed
custodian T.. t.. COLLEGE funds
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Tribune Farm Items

In California oats, barley. rye, and
buckWheat are as dear as wheat, and
corn is dearsr.
Hops are profitable only when there
is a gen eraI failure, When there is
full crop they do not pay for cuitlva-
ton.
A man does the world moro good BY
originating q superior apple than By
being the father of an inferior son.
There is 3 new potato ID the field
Of speculation selling at 500 each. end
few bushels of them brought S25
000,
A new apple called the wealthy Of
great promise, was raised " years ago
from seed p miles north Of ST. Paul.
Each student, male and female, ol
the Kansas Agricultural College istC
have land to work separately, the same
as each has lessons.
After common mortar is made, ado
one fouyth of fine unslaoked lime, mix
aEd use a5 once. This is said to be
the Roman cement which resists water
and becomes as bard as iron.
Brazil has a standing offer Of $4,000
in gold for a receipt By which beef car
be preserved and exported fresh
which is q chance for our meat preser-
vers,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

E0wAYs or 1AzIsa WHEAT. RYE AND CORN
eg&tBREAD from Tried Receipts viii be found
in aARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE for jan
uary, 1863. Twenty cents number. Get 1t from
the News Agents; or send the price 10 T. s, AR
THUR 3 SONS Philadelphia, and it viii be
promptly mailed
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

The COMMISSIONER Of Agriculture
reports very favorably of all our har-
vests, especially those of tho South,
which Is recovering In a remarkable
degree some of Its former conditions.
The present yield of cotton there, is as
great as that of the year 1850, and
about half the amount of the extra
ordinary products of 1859 and 1860.
The receipts In cash for the year 1867
were larger in figures than those Of
1899, though, Of course, allowance
must be made for the different values
Of the dollar. In the last two years
the product in sugar has been doubled.
and rice cultivation is thriving IN near
y the same proportion. It is high
time for Cincinnati to build those
Southern railroads.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

lV0r2 III lie EFTs F1M HONE FerIno oa3 1lstoficAi
N BinrraphieaI Geogr aphical and DoituAry
zetches ths YTsnt Nslss fT8HI szck e9lIiig ~ eas
glaie eres4 tuea The very best paper for ksrIaot-
tfrs e The Vermont Record & Farmer Szse
uar vears 81 rs tor muBths- I5e 'or montas-
Everg rsarIy subscriber gets pTesrut No chances
An served alike Terms alWaTs tn advance C.nos
81 nre snd ever 10 one address - 90 per year
earh Ererv Vermon1eF should tske IT. ADDRESS
[ TIIF VERMONT RECORD & FARMER, Bratileboro5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

The Emperor Of Austria appears to
pe determined to perseYerein in the liberal
line OF policy which has been inauqur-
ated. The Baron Won Beust. who Is the
author Of the present liberal legislation
has just been made a Count, an ac-
know yledgement of his signal service in
Dehalf Of q solid reconstruction of the
Empire. The Church party Will be
greatly displeased with this new uaarlS
Of Imperial confidence conferred sunon
Protestant and f1reianers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25
The Weddine nay.


u cannot sleep. i trenbIe so
And such q tnu1uIt ais my brain:
It must be joy 4 feel. i know.
But OIL how near It seems to paint
The wind means through the old pear-tree
The nom Is cold and damp and gray
Who would have thought the world would
be
So sad upon my wedding day.
No less love thee, Charlie Ray:
God knows my heart Is full OF thee
SOfulI that if 4EneI 6 to pray.
Thine image only can see.
And would not exchange this morn
Its cold, its mist, Its l1onrv rirne-
For all the splen4ors that adOrn
The young day In some Iatrer cline,
ETark, lar7x, he eomeEg Be Sill my heart
Be still be pr0udl be biest! be gayl
What need mast thou TO ache and start
When Charlie comes-n1y Charlie Rayg
He cOmes-he comes and must be
Al smiles. and wipe these tears away.
1t would be wrong to let him see
I've went upon my wedding CaT-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

BOOK eaHNASSERS WAgIEg
- r5s ss5-.siS A. 665 already sold A fiAsD-
s15sr EIoII8AT PaEsEsT Nov IS the time % make
money. send fsr terms 70 ". c. PALLLAR, Jr-
IL BIHLE EuEzEs 8EW Eo1E.
csTAR sPzNGLED BAl5ayE2---A iaIge 40 colanH
~ paper Rfaa, Tare aud raey- Eulof eaarzll-9
reading, ian feet and fancy y AN6H-1shs 6
gniendia steel blate ssssEEa1 % eusry su1aeiuer-
0rlr Tsefs S wear. sETanEeinef sells a 3. sr5-
scribe NOW. Specimens cts Address BAssER
OEEIcE, Hfnsdale y b.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Great Distribution by
TIE Metropolitan Gift Co,-Cash e1fts 2 ths
amount If $3.50 900 .-Every Ticket DraWa
.s fa'e s'ila'esea see s'eo5 80 100
% - I.oQ0 $50 - 50
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $40 20 hssl
Is Nelodeona 2 70 1se
500 zine cod watches H T5f0 $40
Cash Prizes. Silver ware Er. valued AZ 81 900 ooO
A chance 70 draw any the above prizes for -se.
Tickets describing Hrfzas are sealed in EnwrlrpeE
and wen mixed. On receipt 81 25C- q sealed 1aeA1et
Is drawn without choice and sent BY mall to any
cred 20 ticket-holeer on pay ruent Of One D9AGr
Prizes ara Immediately sent 10 any address BY ex-
press return mail
You VIII know what your prize IS before yoa
pay for H. AHg Prize ereh0E7sf for aHathT - ths
SANE ralue. No Hanks oar patrons can depend
on fair dealiag-
HEEEzEzczls I'VE select the following from
many who have lately drawn Faiuable Prizes and
kindly permitted 70 pubiish them. s. T.
wilkins, Buffalo, S COO Mss Annie Monroe, Chi
81 600; Miss Emma WaiEoFfh, Milwaukee, Piano.
$500, Rev E. A. Day New Orleans, $500. We
publish no names without permission
OTIsIolls oE Izz PRESS The firm is reliLble,
g. tsWe knoW them 70 be fair dealing nrm -
az. Z. Herald Ang-26. "a friend OF ours drew q
s7g9 prize which was promptly received ,''-Dai-
lg Nsiss. Sert. 8
Send Tor cireulaT Liberal Inducements "a
Agents Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
SIX Tickets for Si 15 for So SIS for s5; ITO for SIS
All ittters should be addressed t.
HARPER, WILSON O. CO.,
us Broadway, N Y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

elegant assortment OF sHAWLs. in Paisley and
5che-long and square. Plaid Wool shawlsi
1gIe and double-in all the new patterns. Our
stock in these goods is very complete, and wiz
be sold less than elsewhere.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

The largest and most complete limo Of UNDER
sHIRTs and DRAWERS, for Ladies' and Gents, tC
be found in the city at Gold Priees-payable in
Greenbacks.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

lGia ana uOuD1e--iu all the patterns Our
stock in these goods is very complete, and wiz
be sold less than elsewhere
The largest and most complete line. Of UNDER
sHIRTs and DRAWERS, for Ladies' and Gents, tC
be found in the city at Gold Prices-payable in
Greenbacks.
Ladies' can iud ali grades or HOSIERY, OF the
best kes, In Cotton, Merino and VI ooi. Pretty
desi in plaid and striped Hose for Boys and
Pc4fect-atting CoRsETs, in all sizes.
Fan line OF WINTER GLOVES, in Berlin. Isle
TbEeEd, Cloth, Buck and Fur, for Ladies, Gents,
and Children, Genuine Alexandra; Danton, and
Empress Kid Gloves, in all sizes. Alexander
Kids, so per pair. worth $500.
In our CLOTH DEPARTMENT win be found a
fine nssortmect Of Cloths, CasBimeres, and Ken
tueky Jeans-tthe best Jeans made, without ex-
eepGon Ladies' Cloths, Waterproof and
oloaking Cloths in all the desirable styles.
IN cur H0USE-FURNIsHING DEPARTMENT win
be found the most extensive variety ever offered
IN town Of Carpets, Rugs Druggets, Hassocks
Floor and Table OIL Cloths, Paper and OIL painted
Window Shades Curtain Fixtures, nottingham
Laoes, Damasl1s, &C., &C., at prices satisfactory
to ALI
Those wanting FURs, win md in our house not
only the largest but the best assortment Of La
dies Children aud Gents Furs in the cily-at
prices far below anything yet onered. Any one
desiring to purchase, should not fan to examine
our stock, and satisfy themselves Of the GREAT
BARGAINS VIC offer.
EE- We have table for REalNA ANTS. AlsoTor
JOB LOTS, which have great attractions II The
way Of splendid bargains
We respectfully call tho attention OF Cash buy
ers 70 the fact thai they can save good profit BY
looking ct the great bargains offered by Us. And
We think no psrson win do themselVesi Justice
without Arst examining our stock and seeing
Whe er tstheae things be So.
S. r. q y. II S.HURS 81
Directly opposite the Post ONES
October 18th, 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-25

Ladies can fad ali grades OF HOSIERY, OF Il
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