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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15
E U r MITU r b,
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CHAMBER SETS. SOFAS. LOUNGES, MA
HOGAN Y CHAIRS. EASY CHAIRS, MARBLE
TOP TABLES. BUREAUS, BUREAU WASH
STANDS, EXTENSION TABLES. DINING
BREAKFAST AND CARD TABLES. WASH
STANDS, QUARTETTS, .MATTRASSES-Sea
Grass, Hair and Elastic Sponge. which is admit
ted to be better than feather beds
A large stock of CANE SEAT CHAIRS: also
COMMON CHAIRS, ROCKERS in short my
entire stock which will be replenished weekly
from the best Manufacturing Establishments in
the country. Every article sold warranted to
give satisfaction, or the money will be refunded
on return. of Goods "
I make this warrant because. the Goods are
made at Establishments whose reputation for
doing good work, is second to none in the cotn-
| try. 't-. ..l'-.-a IL I'D
\ credit of 90 days will be given on amount of
| $40 and upwards. for Bankable paper with use.
My business will be continued and enlarged af-
| ter the 1st of December.
| T. G. PHILLIPS.
| P. II. BEAN. Auctioneer.
Ravenna, Oct. 15, 1868, 1y e.. .-;-' 81. .....
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Hudson, {

NICHOLAS HARSH, a young Man re-
siding with his mother, one and a half
miles west of town, had his arm sad
ly mutilated on Wednesday after
noon by being caught in sugar cane
mill. DR.. Westfall dressed the wound,
and is of the opinion that amputation
will not be necessary.-MtnerUa Com
mercial, Oct. Sd.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

BEEoHER & SEYMoUR.-See the ad-
vertisement of this firm on the fourth
page. They have an extensive stock
of New Fall Goods, and are ready to
do the fair thing by those who will
take the pains to examine their stock.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

Tt isn't conclusive evidence that our
Black and Blue Boys have adopted the
"Grecian Bend" because they SO fire.
quently get on big 6enders, as at the
great Cleveland pow-wow on the Sth.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15
Premium Carriage Works.

We would call attention to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Merits Sc Riddle
in our columns to-day. They drew
the first premiums on Two-horse Car
riages at the last State Fair at Toledo,
against thirty competitors. Their
work is not surpassed by any establish
ment either East or West.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

MIR. G. M. Scranton, of this town
ship, has our thanks for a cluster of
very fine Apples, of the Seeknofurther
variety, left at our sanctnm. The
branch had upon it six large perfect
apples, growing in cluster.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

GENERAL SIBLEY's report concern
ing the Camilla affair, as well as that
of Captain Mills, sent there to inves-
tigate it, shows that the proceed
ings of the civil authorities justify
and sanction the conduct of the sheriff
and his assistants in suppressing the
attempted assemblage of armed ne
groes and their leaders, the carpet
ba0oeTs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

Democratic Meeting in Atwa-
ter.-Dr. DILwoRTH, of Stark Coun-
ty, will address the Democracy and
Conservatives of Atwater and adjoin-
ing towns, on Tuesday night, Oct. 20,
at the Center of that town, in the
Methodist Church.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

IS. SMITH 6 Co., at their old stand
in Phenix Block, have received their
full stock of Fall Goods, and will be
pleased to wait upon all their old, and
as many new customers as may favor
them with cali.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

Accident.--We learn by the Wayne
County Democrat Of the Sth, that, at
the Republican Mass Meeting at Woos-
ter, on the 9th inst, Timothy Hender-
son, John Strouse, and another person,
were badly burned by the premature
explosion of cannon.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

Philadelphia Clothing Hall is
in receipt of fine stock of new Sea-
sonable Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
and Gents. Furnishing Goods. See
advertisements.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

Flath and Poe have superb
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Gents.
Furnishing Goods, and Ready-4Iade
Clothing. See their advertisement in
our columns TODAY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

Nelson Converse, at No. l, Etna
Block, has fine stock of Goods which
he will be pleased to exhibit to those
desiring to purchase. See his adver-
tisement in our columns.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-10-15

Mr.. F. Barton offers his Shingle
Factory for sale. Amy one desiring
to trade small Farm OF village prop
erty for the same, will be accommo-
dated, ~. u
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The Minerva Commercial says that
the farmers of Tuscarawas County,
are sowing wider breadth of wheat
this fall, than for many years previous.
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In the township of Franklin is one
family of eight brothers, and another
of four, all of whom voted the Demo
cratic ticket.
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Fathers and brothers on you we depend,
To restore the Union, the Constitution to {
fand

Was the couplet ON the banner in
the procession on the 9Th, but our
types made bad work with it by trans
posing the rhyming words, destroying
its meaning altogether.
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To the stockholders of the Ra

70 the stockholders of the Ra-
VIENNA Manufacturing Com
pany.
You are hereby notified that the subscription
to the Capital Stock of said Company is di-
rected to be paid as follows: Twenty per cent.
on or before the oath day of October. 1868, and
twenty per cent on or before the oath day of
each succeeding month, until the whole shall be
paid. Payment to be made to II. H Stevens,
Treasurer, at the office of the County Auditor
in Rayenna. By order of the Board of Direc-
tors. H. H. STEVENS, Sec'y,
of Ravenna Manufacturing Company.
Rayenna, o., Oct. IS, 1858, 1w.
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BUFFALO ROBES,
4 good assortment, Gerry cheap.
Better Goods for the Same
Money,

than any establishment in the county, and that
by fair dealing, promptness, and strict attention
to blsinrss, we may be mutually benefited.
- FLA1II s POE.
| Ravenna. Oct. Is. 1868. 1y. -. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-10-29
NUMBER 80.
A Little Girl Outraged by Negross,
and then Chopped in Pieces with an

A beautiful girl, about nine years OF
age, daughter Of Mr.. William Leith, lv.'
ing on Fairhaven's turnpike, abou, three
miles from here, was seot last Sunday
morning to r neigh bors' about half a,
mile distant, Of an errand. Notre,urnI
ing As soon as expected, her mother be-
came alarmed and went in search of her
While passing near a clump Of bushes
she heard the groans Of some person as
u in distress, and stepped aside to see
what the trouble was. What was her
horror 20 find her own child terribly mu,
HIlateI, and in dying cdndition. Ii
seeuis that when the child vlas on her
return home she was met in the woods
by a negro, whom she described as "yery
large and Stout" who seized her, and
dragged her into the bushes, succeeded
in committing a most borrid outrage upi
on hcr person. The cries Of the child af,
ter the deed was performed so enraped
the tend, that he literally chopped her to
pieces with an axe which he carried, Ieav.
ing her for dead One arm was cnt en-.
,irely off, her face terribly mu,i1ated, one
leg broken, and the other cut nearly offl
She lived but few minutes after being
found by her mother, but long enough to
relate the principal iuciIents Of the out.
rage. The greatest excitement prevails
here in relation 10 the matter and if the
murderer is found quick work will 5e
made with his case. 1t is thought that
the negro was one Of gang from the
lower part of the country on his way
north, TO where Marselv and others are
chopping wood for the Central railroad.
This, in connection with the numerous
and ti"ndish ou,tages lately perperated
by the negroes in this vicinity, canses the
most intense feeling. Being under no
control. and the most OF them being sup.
ported by the bureau in violence too horr
rihle almost for belief. Nothing is so
brutal and fiendsh as half civilized me-
gro when left to exercise his own free
will.-DaliGS (dln.) Her aid.
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overseers tel us We do moi give our owu
vote'. but theirs. We are not treen,en,
bat slapes
confess, my colored brethren, I dom.
know how to answer these things.
cant feel like | was free unless | can 90
to the polls and vote as l please. This
we all know We dared no, do 10 the elec.
t'on last year. But this year We can vote
as we please. The Democrats now assure
US 'hat we shall be protected in voting
like freemen. They say IL we think pro
per to vote with the Radicals we have a
right TO do so, and that we will no, be
disturbed Tor 40 doing. Blu. they GO fur.
ther-they say, il we choose to vote with
the Democrats, then they stand pledged
TO protec, and sustain US against any in.
terference by Radicals for so voting
They have pledged their word and honor,
that il we colored men 10 the free exercise
of our voting privileges, so cast our votes
as to aid in restoring them to their rights,
they 'oiH resist any and oil Efforts TO take
a'0ay from as Tie right Of roting. These
p,edgss a,o u.da -, o 49,, L
known all our lives Wa krow wo ,,n
trust them. Then, colored brethren, we
now bsvs . cb,nce - vo,o r;,o ,-.on,o.
7, wo w,n, - 1880 .,.L H. ,:' "'"'
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been duly sworn. shsl; proceed to appraise
and act out, by me,es and bounds, such
homestead, and make return the, eof to
him. II no complaint shall be made
against said appraisal and se,,ing out Of
the homestead within twenty days there
after, by any party interested therein. or
any good cause appear to the contrary,
the Same shall be confirmed by the Judge
and ordered accordingly.
vi. Appraisers appointed to set ou, the
homestead under this ct shall receive "a
comPensation two dollars per day each
for such services and the same shall be
paid by the officer executing the process
out OF The property OF the debtor; or in
case OF the homestead set out 10 a widow
or minor children, out Of the estate OF the
deceased by the executor or administrator
thereof
10 the Senate House, the ninth day Of
September, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
sixty eight
L BOOZER,
President Of the Senate.
+ J. MOSES, JR,
Speaker House Of Representatives..
Approved:
Il. K. ScoTT. Governor.
- "'"." ~ 'u- nrecrion the Man,gc,s ssaI,i
roceed publicly TO canvas the votes and snch
ams's ';,, when commenced shall be continued
ntnoot adjournment or Interruption until tho Il
anne be completed, '"'
me revision aud Election Aforesaid N bo
IN strict conformity TO the Act of the
e"era' e",r AsSem1!s OF South Carolna. Appoint
enE ~ 10 De made TO fili the vacancies of t,o.s
'.t aI.asers who have failed to report ON the d.v
eretotore published. 'v
ny order ot the Board,
" TIL j. q. MARKS, Chm.
=. w iuNrnRsrs. Sey.
Lancaster, 5. g., Oct %, 8s .,
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RADICAL Bit OF FARs.-The follow
'"c is tbs hit Of f.'e of the hangas, to
which ,he Radicals invite the people:
No Mat.
Old Ciorhes.
High Taxes for the Poor.
No TsY.s-for the Rich.
Low Wages.
Eternal War.
Gold for the Bondholdera
Rags for the People.
The Almshouse.
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NEw METHOD OF CULTIvATISG Cor
ToN.-The following new idea, in relation
to an improved mode Of cul,iva,ing the
staple, we take from the Macon (Ga J
Telegraph Of the 18Th inst:
Gossrping the other - h, upon the pror
babih,ie. aud possibiIitkS Of cotton grow
ing, an experienced and intelligent plan
ter in the circIs expressed tie option
that "one Of these days" more than four
bales Of cotton would be raised to the acre
upon our poor pine uplands in Middle
Georgia: The method he developed was
briefly this: To raise The cotton plants
10 hot bed, so as TO have them ready
to transplant, and ss large as possible for
that purpose. 30 soon AS FROST. were gone
IN the spring. Meanah lille to Law out in
squares or hills, eigh, feet apart each way.
and have these hills excavated deeply
and widely, and heavily manured. BY
early ransplanIirg. the bols would begin
to open in June, and, in favorable year,
prQd46e ill November With two sraIks
to N1hil and fifty ma,ured bolls to the
stalk, his calculation was ths, the pro.
duet would be seven thousand pounds OF
seed cotton to the acre. But If one ere
to Judge 10y cot;onpa,ch we saw thus
fall. with an average Of about three hun,
dred bol's and blooms to the stalk, and
add the condition Of five full months fruit.
ing time, it is difficult 10 tell what would
be the product of aero of cotton uu,ie,
snch conditions. We should like TO see
the experiment tried.
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"Im En,ail I'm sfloat |" screamed
young lady Of powerful lungs and fingers
TO match, as she exercised both as the
piano.
81 should think you were," groWIed an
old bachelor, judging from the squaII
you raise
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Affected young lady. seated in a rock.
ing chair, reading the Bible, exclaimed:
Mother, here is grammatical error in
the BibIeH Mother, lowering her spec
tacles, and approaching The 'eader IN a
very scrutinizing attitude, says: XIII i'll
kill i'll 1t is the very thing that has
been eating the leaves and book marks r
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iEW STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Hammond & McLaughliu,

Hammond & MoLaughliu.
(At Oaieg' Comer)
AVE received full stock Of new Gro
ries, consi ting in part Of
a large lot Of Bagging,
Iron Cotton Ties and Rope,
sugar, c. Zee and Tea,
Molnsscs. Iron and Nails,
Salt, Leather Of all sorts,
nyihing and ever, thing In the Grocery
ne may W, s~.,rd in their Store.
HAIMoNp ~ aeI.AUGULIN,
Caa'tsiis, N. Cs oet 2, Isss--sm.
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Good morning, Mr.. lIanpeck," said a
printer in search OF female composi,ors,
have YOU any daughters that would
make good typeset,en
mo; but | have wife that uoNld
make \ very fine devil"
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Study a Child's Capacities.

Some twelve or thirteen years ago
there was. in common grammar school,
an excessive dull boy. One dav, the
master wishing to look out a word took
up the lads dictionary, and on opening
i, found the blank leaves covered with
drawings. He called the toy to him.
Did you draw these T. said the master.
Yes, sir said the boy with down
cas- 'yvk.
4 do not thiok il is we'll for boys to
draw in their books said the master, and
| would take these out il wore you but
they are very well done. Did you ever
take lessons
No, sir replied tie boy, his eyes
sparkling.
We'll, think you have talent for
drawing. should like you to draw ne
something when you are at leisure at
home and bring i, 10 mo, and will see
what instruction | can get you. In tho
meantime see how well you can get your
lessons
This was turning point in the bows
history. lie faIt tia, he was understood.
lie took great delight in gratifying hi.
master by his attention TO his studies,
while tho master took every opportunity
TO encourage him in his natural desiree.
The Ounce Of the school became one Of
he first scholars, aud gained the media |
before he left. After this he became an
engraver, saved money enough to 90
abroad, studied the works OF the old
masters, sent home productions from his
osn pencil, which found pIac" in some
Of the best collections Of paintings, and ia
now one Of the most promising artists in
the country.
Afer he left school. he presented his
master beautiful picture IA token Of
gratitude and respec, and to this day he
feels that that master, by the judiciou.
Development he afforded ,o the natural
turn OF his mind, has had great moral
and spiritual etfsc, on hi' character.
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A witness in court who had been eau.
tone to give u precise answe, 10 every
question. and not to talk about what be
might think The question meant, was ir-
te.roga,ed as follows:
'You drive a wagonr
NO, sir, do not
WHY, man. did You not lell my learn.
ed friend so this momentY
No, sir, did not
'No~, sir, ! pu, ii to you on your oath.
Do YOU not drive a wagon =
No, sir
What is your occupation, theni
Il drive a horse, air.
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Estate Notice.

Aa.'"s aemsaslS against the E,,.,.
! sssh Ss's'n, deed, will prove them
men into X Il. Allison, on or
y Jet ~ Desembsr nes,.
-. ~ Il CRAIG, ADM
st
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Go down only upon one kree to a
young lady. II you go down upon both
you may not be able to escape qnick
enough in case Of the appearance Of an
enrsged fsther.
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CHARLOTTE
DRUG STORE.
F. s. @ A r r.
Druggist and Chemist.

- @~S s<>>> S&& >AAA1SSs
.lURE Drugs and Chemicals.
lATENT MEDICINES of all
kinds.
furnishes, Paints, Oils, Win
y dow Glass, &C., OF f.lIS, first
quality. ~
z erosene Oil, No. !, L!rpps,
"a Burners, &c.
Physicians prescriptions and
family Recipes prepared with
,reat accuracy.
Country Merchants supplied
With Drugs, Essences, &c.
October Z, 'ss. 6m.
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IL say, bov, is there anything to shoot
about herel' inquired sportsman Of a
boy he met.
well" replied the boy, nothing just
about here, but our school master is jus.
over the hill there cutting birch rods;
you might walk up and pop him over"
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"Mo'her,' said lilIe fellow, the other
night, sis there any harm in breaking
egg shellsr
Certainly not, my dear; but Why do
you ask 7"
"Cause dropped the bsske' just now,
and see what a mesa I'm 10 wilt the
yo!ks T.
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An ACT
An ACT
TO DETERMINE AND PKRPRTUATE THE HOME,

OF the same, Whenever the real estate Of
any head Of 4 family residing in this State
shall be levied upon by virtue Of any
mesne or final process issued from snv
Oourt upen spy iudumsnt obtained u,on
any rich, of ae,ion. vbs,bey arising ,,e.
vious or subsequent TO tie ratification Of
The C'nsiitution OF the State Of South
Carolina. IL the same be the family hone
stead OF such person, the Sheriff Or other
officer executing ssid process shall cause
homestead, such rs such person may
select, not TO exceed the value Of one
thousand dollars, 10 Le set off to said per.
son IN the manner following, to wit: -
lie shall cause three appraisers 10 be ap,
pointed, one to be named by the creditor,
one by the debtor, and one BY himself,
who shall be discreet and disin,errsted
men, resident in the County, and shall be
sworn by Justice Of the Peace, 20 im
partially apprsise and AZ, of bv malta,
aad bounds, a homestead of the e,,ale Of
the debtor such as he may select, no, to
exceed the va'ue OF one ,housand I,IIsu,.
and the said appraisers ball proceed &C
cordinglv to act out the homestead. aud
the set or aud assignment so made by
The appraisers, shall be returned by the
officer, slorg ai,h said process, for record
n Court, and il 20 complaint shsI! bel
made by either party, no further proceed.
ings s'ralI he had against the homestead,
but the residue of the lands and tene,
men's Of the head OF The family, il any
more or otter he shall have, shall be lis.
bile to attachment. levy and sale: Pro
piacd, That upon good cause shosn, tue
Court ou, Of which the process issued,
may order re appraisenent and re as
signmen, Of the homestead, either by the
same appraisers or others appointed by
the Court: lind proriied, further, That
-h"..i.' 'h~ -,adi,"r.- a, .lAh'or ".sl-et or
refuse, after due notice from the officer
executing '"e process 10 nominate M ap
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'""e' '"e o'l'ee' sh7'u''ng sa'd process
NUS '"' '~"e 70 oe A"es''S'"e''
p>'' p''p''V 'e' o'' " "P-
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lLlCQES FROM Ct CTS, UP.
A FULL LINE

Gents CasIimrres aud Cloths, Satin.,s,
ans, Linen and Merino Shirts and Drawers,
'glish, German and American Hosiery,
awaits and Scarf.
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Fruits and Vegetable.

,sa anh PreserVed Peaches, C,r.s
re.e'Ved Strawberries, Pineapple
2 Dates. Figs, Prurss. Pr.sh r..
$40 Iesas'ess. ti,san, a-.A..-s -
uo1'e,. md Glasses. Canton G;n.,s
wee, Fresh Plsin Pickles, As.",,ss
30; Lemon syrup, Pepper SAsre To-
Ca,.oP, Woresster Sauce, F,,n.h
'a' brandy Peaches, Nals-oI .i,
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A LARGE STOCK

white Goods, consisting of Jaconets.
'mbrics, Swiss and Bard Musn~. Main,
ok. rish Linen, Cotton md Linen Dam
<. Linen Handkcrchicfs, Stamped Aprons,
nhrniGrrirs Il.
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FIANN NELS.

Red, White, Blun. yellow. Grey, includ
marv pieces of Dprra HsnnrIs beau
al selection "f Balin"rals and Boulevard
iir,-, Ladies' Mrrinu Nc-l,. Curse,s aud
n"ps
Wool and Cs>sinc'e llnta, varied sly le,
prices
4 good Stock Of Nil g. Som Sh.e-.
Purchasers iii make it to thric interest
thew give u u cal before huyjng. We
ould csprci"il, invite the n'teut.nn Of
WHOLESALE BUYERS,
nd only asG call from them to hear our
ices. nREM BROWN & co.
October 8, Is 3n Charlotte, n. &.
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Cakes and Craokey.
Land for Rent.

nsw q lancaster C. H.. on m.
sonasy : N November. the old ijoms
y miles shove the Village.
h 80. II. X. CUREToN.
--3t.
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Freneh Confaotinn.

a, SonioCtloua
70 ana silver Kisses, Popping KI.-s.
Misses. Fancy French Sugas K..s.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-10-29
NEW ADVERTISE N ENTS.
NEW FALL
AND
Winter. Goods.
BREM, BROWN & CO.,

i AVE just received well selected
Il Stock Of Ladies' and Genllemens'
rods of all kinds for Fall and Winter,
'iIh they oner at the lowest prices -,
'ALlCQES FROM Ct CTS, UP.
dies Dress Goods consisting in part Of
&c ~ ai.tinoes. Enit.o.ss Cloths,i.sitL --.a-
ool Poplins, French and German Plaid
pins, American Poplins, American DE
ines. all Wool Del.s nes, figured and
id colors; Alpaccas, Bombnzine., Ts,nise
9th, &c.