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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-20

asy-rWe frd in The Omaha Republican,
of May Sd, the following obituary notice Of
Mrs. 'SALLlE BURNS, daughter Of our e.
tecmed oilow-townsman, Samuel McCor-
mick, Esq. We have known Mrs, Burns
from early youth, and can say. that 20 truer
woman could be found, Her many friends
will be pained to hear cf her dccease. ~
.OBiTUAnY. Our citizens will hear with
profound sorrow of the dccease Of the wife
OF our fellow citizen Samuel Barns, Esq.
at their residence yesterday morning, after
short hut very painful illness. .y.......
Mrs b. was the sisterof our tellow-citi-
zens the brothers Mccormick, and had been
for many years a resident Of this city. =
Her acquaintance was very large. and she
was universally esteemed and warmly loved
fer her many accomplishments, generou,
nature. aud warm social feelings. ,Hel
friends were in number cG-nteaive witt
her aequantances Beloved in her socia
and naturalization our society has los
one of its chief ornaments, and deeply
bereaved husband an atfcctionate wife.
The sympathles Of our community are
| deeply enlisted with the afflicted HUSBAND
and relatives, and the coincidence Of man!
warm 5earts is extendedto them in 4tllei
irreparable grief "NS@'N '5
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We were misled by paragraph in an
Exchange, into the error of using the elee,
tion returns Of the State of Wisconsin,,
wher speaking of the result OF the election
in Michigan, and it has nearly set the editor
of the -Cadiz Sentinel crazy with excite
mcnt. 1t is so seldom that we are wrong
and he is right, that he has become won
derfully excited over the matter, and fills
up nearly a column in growing over the res
suit. II would be pity to deprive the
poor follow Of the exquisite enjoyment al
forded him BY this little mistake, and we,
onthat account can scarcely say we regret
having rade it. Belmont Chronicle. -
sa5-The great trouble with the Chronicle
aud other radical papers is, that they are
too fond of being Tnisled" They do hot
print an issue but shows conclusively they
have been badly "misled" 1t is part Of
theirs education to be "misledV constantine
They belong to q ''misled' party, whoprin.
ciples a,e badly "misled" $50 much so that
none of their principles are clear or true.
These editors are not only "misled'' them
selves, but they endeAvor, every week, to
'misle'' their followers, and upon their sue
cess in the "misling line depends the sue
cess Of their party.
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REMARKABLE LAKES. There is in the
town Of Arkwright, Chautauqua county, n
y. little lake mile in length by half u
miles in width, perhaps, wfichhas two out
let's and no inlet, being fed by springs at
the bottom. The lake is on tho dividing
ridge, and one outlet forms tributary of
the Conewango, and its waters find their
way through the Allegheny Ohio and Mis-
aissippi riyers,to the Gulf of Mexico, while
the other outlet forms orc branch ofSilver
Creek, which empties into Lake Erie and
its waters thus find their way into the ocean
through the St. Lawrence. There is still
more remarkable point for tho division Of
waters FItgIs in5the bordersof 5Pennsylva-
mia, where ttrseslittle brooks springs from
the earth within gunshot of each other. -
One discharges its waters into the Atlantic
by way OF Genesee River and the St. Law
ronce. another by way of the Susquehanna
and Chesapeake Bay, and the third by the
Allegheny, Mississippi and the Gulf Of
Mexico.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-20

Rea- The New York Tribune abuses the
Democratic Legislature of Ohio for passing
the law requiring students to vote at their
homes, instead of voting at the place where
they are pursuing their studies. The course
of the Tribune is thus a lu led to by the
Albany NEW York; Arqus, which, in
speaking of the Ohio law, says;
''lt is similar to the laws in all the New
England States, and is the same as the pro
vision in the existing and the amended Con.
stitution of this State, 1t will be recollcct
ed that Greeley. Of the Committee on Suf
frage, reported to the Constitutional Con
vention O provision giving the students the
right to vote at the college seats. His own
party voted down the proposition. Ye
because Ohio conforms its luwsto our own
the Radical rress denounce the Democrac,
of that State as hostile eto education" "
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For the Sentinel.
Farmers, Club.

Believing that in the interchange OF
view, and 10 comparison Of notes much
knowledge may be gained, the citizens Of
Stock, Franklin and Monroe townships de-
termined to organize Farmers Club" for
the purpose of mutual Improvement inthe
various branches Of labor pertaining to their
calling. Acco dngly on Saturday, May
9th. a large number Of said citizens met at
Simpsons school house in Stock tp., and
organized ''club,' electing Thomas Ii.
Pittis,e Pres, Brico i. Belts, Vice Pres,
and VIM. E Sampson Sec. .sE
After organizing, considerable time was
occupied in considering the proper mode Of
propagating and casing forifruit frees, anC
on the best mode of raising potatoes The
next meeting of the Club will be Oh Satur
day, May 23a, at 3 o clock P NJ. Th'
subject selected for special consideration b
that time is The culture and manufacture o
Sorghum. Y 3tti,iAatp &l
All feeling an interest in the dissemna
zion Of practical farming knowledge arc in
vited to attend.
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nssy, Ben Wade had tie shameful impu-
dcnce and the reckless disregard cf public
dccency, to vote for the impeachment Of
the President, ana for his own installation
into the Presidential chair. It is a new
thing for principal party in Interest, ii
the highest stage of all judicial proceeding,
to vote for the determination Of the case
|, for his own personal benefit; bat our radi-
calis7n is constantly presenting novelties Of
this description. In the smallest jury, OF
country magistrate transaction, such an out
rage would not be permitted, There are
few men so brazen-faced as to attempt it:
but Wade is equalto any emergency of per-
sonal degradation, if it will lead to bis Off
cial oxaltation. The Guger Of scnn should
be pointed at him from all directions.
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THE pREsiDENT
ACQUI TIED

Every American Patriot will rejoice, that
integrity and hbnor still cOntrolsthe coun'
ellis Of the nation-so far as impeschihg the
President ofthe United States Is concerned.
Seven Republican Senators have remem-
bersd that they took an oath to render a
verdict according to the testimony brought
before them. Those seven men deserve all
praise from the patriotic and true people Of
the Union Here are the noble names:
FOWLER, Of Tennessee;
EJPESSlaNDEN. Of Maine3 4 q 'TE42
3 GRIstESa Of TdSa; q fk{Rs4I8G
HENDERSON, of Missouri
ROSS. Of Kansas;
TRUMBUllL, qfIlllinoisg
VAN WINKLE, Of West Virginia.
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GHERIFF's SALE.
epOAD NOTICE.

k.G
NOTICE is hereby given that d petition
will be presented to the Commissioners of
Harrison County, at their juno Session.
a. d. 1858, praying for the alteration of 50
much of the County road, running through
the lands of JAMES Simpson ir., as lies
between the gate of James Simpson, on
the South east quarter of Section so, Tp. .,
Range 8, and the place where said road in
tersects the Athens and Mooretield road
and that said road may be so altered as to
establish it on the following line: Begin
ming at the gate OH the land of said James
Simpson, and running thence North along
TIE line between the lands of said James
Simpson and James Simpsons, Jr, until it
reaches the land of Israel Rankin, thence
North along the line between the land aof
Israel Rankin and James Simpson, jr., to
the land owned by James Simpson, thence
North through the land of James Simpson,
Just above the head OF a hollow, to the line
Of land owned by Samuel Dunlap, thence
through the land Of Samuel Dunlap to Il
point on the Athens and Moorefield road,
directly opposite the gate Of Samuel Dun>
lap. And your petitioners also ask that so
much Of said County road, as now lies be-
tween the place of beginning Of the altera-
ton prayed for and the Athens and Moore
field road, may be vacated.
Apr 20, lSiS-5t. EREEffOLDERS.
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sa-The RepuElican has John A. Biug.
ham, foolish speech IL an erira. Bioe-
ham said of Eyarts taud the remarks was
ot6riaihA) chat he sought "a MAKE lfs
speech immortal by making it etenaL-
Well, Evarts' speech occupies but Oae>eol-
unln and half more space than Bingham's s.
We suppose Stanton had pat finished reYis>
ipg'it, and The "tDahaserv did not know
how long his effort would be.
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON 1RTUMPiAHN
VINpICArED! SUSTAINED BY CHIEF jus
TIcE CHAsE!!-THE LABoRING GLASSES
REJoIcING.!! The great mass of the
American people, and more especially of
Harrison County, are elated. and are rush
ing with their greeDbacks to II. It. Matters
magnificent Saddle and Harness Manufac,
tory, where they can purchase the cheapest,
finest and best Saddles, Harness, &c., got
ten up in the most approved style and fin
ish, equal to any establishment in Eastern
Ohio. Everything belonging to rumbcr
one establishment can Be had here; such as
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Valises, Whips
collars etc. Repairing Of Carriages and
EBuggies done on short notice andir GOOD
horder and finish Don't forget to call Or
tR. 4. Waters, Main Street Cadiz, OHIO
where you viii never have 70 regret yot
Fre1a money iarnQuehhoi 200 adt3s bf'.
!. .asiI9iios tiltistoageg1 eiidtq sa1 l8aaa
.Ykk % -
s.s.feA strtfsgrpn4st.fE rssst ",
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Fine HaEaa ak1DOlMfe0

The death Of impeachment puts Wade's
prospects for nomination for vice -presiden-
cy, ,sby the Chicago Convention, among the
politicaFaebris Of thcpast lie fully real
ises the forcs of the old saw, there is many
slip between the cuo and and the lip. =
But what of Bingham, Butler l. Co.?-
They. too, are among the chief mourners,
and will not be comforted. Alas, for the
uncertainty OF human prospects, and espee-
ialy of those political.
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THE f1EpEsr EREENtAsoN-= The. Dubuque

Tug 0LpEsT EREENAsoN-=The Dubuque,
lowe flNfsHays! One, Of our exchanges In
another State clams the honor Of ne r.
sidencc Of the oldest Mason in the United
States. We think it is mistake. David
Stiles. cfthis city, was initiated at Toronto,
Canada West, on the 9th December, 1879,
when VIM. Jervis was Grand Master OF
Canada. The lodge at Toronto was No. l6
OF ttat Jurisdiction. Mr.. Stiles was bern
in Connecticut, May 21, 1866, aud Is there
fore 102 years old and has been Mason II
years. We challenge Iowa to give the
name of an older living pioneer to the North
west, and the United States to give the
name Of an older Mason. ,s,syrgyy-,.1
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Adjourned.
THRCoust Of Impeachmcnt- t-has a6jeqrn-
ed until Tuesday, May 2e. ~ Fi1 =

e8g~The result of the Impeachment is a
sore blow to Radicalism. 1t was their pet
party measure. They thought the PARTY
Lash would carry it through, but seven
radical Senator's could not be whipped into
the commission of Perjury J The failure
Of the llth article no doubt seals the doom
of the whole unless stronger appliances are
used, Of which there is bare possibility.
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Il Il 80
DocToR SANDERsoN. This distinguish
ed physician continues to make regular
monthly visits to Cadis. Since his skillful
operation In amputation tbs leg of Isaac
Bareer, of Cadiz township, his practice
has been constantlyon the increase. Many
of our citizens, who had ufferod for marry
years with disease, and been unable to OBJ
tain relief have since consulting with Dir,
Sanderson, been entirely restored 10 health.
DR.. Sanderson s treatment OF disease IS not
hap-hazard experiments but the result Of
years of experience In fact he has made
nedieine the study of his life. He has
Diploma $ from the first institutions OF the
land among which we msy mention the
Cleveland Medical College. where he grad>
uatei in 1919. the New York Ophtholmic
tEye and Ear) Institution, and the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons of N Y. lie is
inaorsel and recommended by such dislin-
ruisliel medical men as Valentine, Mott,
Parker, Clark Dalton and the first medical
men in New York. and his success in the
treatment OF disease attests their discFrns
ment He can be consulted at the Gadiz
House, Cadiz, the 2fth 25th and 26th et
each month--a rare opportunity for the ais
fioted. .a'a3aG ass ma FuEhnja ss8
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,f,,aa aEigg. psA Cnura

Has been thrown in the shade by the
heavy stock Of Groceries Just received by
George & Bro, at the "Freedmen's Bu-
reau,n at the oldstand on, the CORNER, The
Heaviest stock eyer received 10 Cadiz,
which is going off with amazing rapidity. -
Impeachers and non-impeachers are alike
being supplied. - - .gE. .s
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sOLDIEn's VOTING.
The Act Relating 10 fhe Soldiers
ssotne at Dayton.

Below we publish the act of the Ohio
Legislature relating to the Soldiers Home
at Dayton. TIE Radical papers have
charged thattbis,hw disfpachisqd 4oldieFs.
Read the d,o. None bat jool could be
lieve such silly story:
A BILL to amend an sact ceding TO the
United States Of America jurisdiction
over certain lands and their appurtenan-
ces OF the National Asylum for disabled
volunteer soldiers, and exempting the
same from taxation, passed April I3,
1868; volume 81, pages lf9 and l50
SECTION /. BE Il enacted by tie Gener-
al assembly of the State Of Ohio That sec
ton one. after the preamble in said recited
act. reada follows. a.
SEC. /. That jurisdiction Of the lands
and their appurtenances, which may be ac-
Juired by donation or purchase by the man
ayers of the National Asylum tor disabled
volunteer soldiers within the State Of Ohio
for the uses and purposes of the said asy-
um, be and is hereby ceded to the United
States Of Ansfioas provided, however, that
all civil and crimina. process issued under
the authority of the. State Of Ohio, or any
officer thereof, may be executed on sad
lands and in the buildings which may be
located thereon. in the same way and man.
ner as if Jurisdiction had not been eeded as
the aforesaid; and provided, further, that
nothing in this act shall be so construed as
to prevent the officers, employees, and ins
mates Of said asylum, who are legally quail
flied voters of this State, ard Of the county
and township in which said asylum is locat-
ed, from exercising the right of suffrage at
all township, county and State. elections in
the township inwhich said National Asy-
lum shall be located.
SEC. .. That the said original section
one, passage April IS, 1867, is hereby re-
pealed. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passgo.
Passed Nay |, 1868.
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GeA- The last Republican is nearly full Of
fulome praise Of Bingham How nice it
isto be GaahM lis cxoollency via start
no ae'o l'ap'r, 50 long as he cav get tie
regular organ 70 play the toaoM -. -.,
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WHAT WOULD HoNE DE WORM wITHUr
A MoTHER2---andw what wouldylile beyworth
10 an unfortunate brother suffering from
Scroll lilai Or any like disease withra a remedy
ut handg Dr.. j. ~, Polanlls fIum2r, Doc.
Aor will surely, benefit, and otteao cntirek
eradicate ever taintpf Hutnbr in tho Blood
Try ita LSo4i BY M.aleM Her, i, isS, Stqa.
hensille 0hi0 10 ssaa sailnf Reyaa ,yia,,ga
''tF'f pftthI e 8tf9E eaIlRl lie8. 5fo bu8
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ss5- We are in receipt of the Lady's
Friend for v5uae--one Of the handsomcst
Magazines in the country
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naysTho sales of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine are steadily Increasing. McCleland,
the Agent, is prepared to supply all wanted
In this locality.
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WILLIAM NATB,
NsEcHANICAL DISEASES.

Persons engaged in Paints, Minerals,
plumbers, Type Settlers, Cold d-beaters, Min
ers, as they advance in life will be subject
10 naralysis Of the bowels; to guard against
this take dose of Railways Pills, once or
twice a week as Preventive, 49, go.
DR.. Radwav's pills Cure all Diseases Of
the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys
bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache, Con-
s4ipntioii, Costipeness, indigestion Dyspep-
lid. Biliousnesss Bilious Feyer Inflammation
Of tie Bowels, PILES, and all arrangement
Of the Internal Visceras sCos to- Six boxes
wa arranted to effect apositive cure. Purely
/ Vegetable, containing no mercury, miners
ais Tor deleterops drusss " ,.a,ae .4d
I ii. .Iladway' S Pills sold By. all druggists
and Conntry Merchants. Price, 70 ceEts.
See,Dr. Raelmays 4sllaafiac, for 1867 N
Mayls,-t. Il ss4 n gs5 ais Isa lt lf
go, fYs4tt flt tsa#4rs.' aF.tf5s.ts ....f
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EXTERNAL REVENUE.
Vrr1cr OF CoLhEoron oF INI'L kEv'E,

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or INI'L REV e,
CAMBRIDGE, 0HTo, May 6, 1868.
Notice is hereby given, that the Asses
sor's Annual List of Internal Revenue
Taxes (ineluding licenses, tax on watches
&c. 4 farJthe 10Th District of Ohio, for 1868,
has been received at this office, and is now
due and payable. Each person assessed on
said Annual List, whose Tax shall remain
unpaid after ,t.t 'i7"to'
wednesday, juno ~, A. ID. 1s6s,
will be served with notice demanding
ntyment of said Tax and II fee of twenty
cents, which Tax, ii not paid within ten
days from the date of said demand notice,
will be charged ave per cent. additional as
penalty. .,yss =, sl.74 4,,rrfr,r,
81 /. Collector of the 10Th DISTRICT Of OHIO.
|, said Taxes FOR Harrison County will be
received at my Office in Cadiz, Payable in
Government Money or Notes Of National
Banks, cnly.-rRe prompt, and avoid the
five per cent. penalty and othel expenses.
- y eTrF rs..ssqv, SAMUEL KNOX,
+ ksHS9 y = Deputy Collector lG1h District
May 20, tSis5}I. ,JG~tgFW ~
@ n soHr ,B98N t.1tt.
.a5sH fa14AllJ
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TEMPERANcE l1c-&Ic. According 10 the
arrangements Of the several I.odge Depu-
siesftf Harrison county, the Convention of
Good Templars, vii be held at.New Mark
q, Thursday, the 1s'h ef May. A num-
Der of addresses are expected, and a gcner,
Al good time Anticipated. All our Sister
Lodges and friends Of Temperance generals
ly are invited to attend.
JEB. FOSTER, Committee Of
Is. f. SMITH, a3g
W.lD SLEERsE. Invitation. 3
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ONO SWARIES OF BEES
<OO aai II Bred .d+ s7ti s3 aes.si
w "a NJ sEu :Es ID q

.f .Tss.lH v
/ wish to purchase swarrns to start an
other Apiary in the country, where l will
change them to italian bees. A good
swarm Of bees viii weigh from to bis,
for which Will pay in the month of May
81 per pound. In the first part of June Is
cents per pound. yAIn the latter part of
June50 cents per pound. In the first part
of July25 cents per pound. All after that
10 cents per pound.
Swanns can easily be forced airy time the
hive can spare them. Thus the keeper can
have his swarms When he wants them and
prevent their, flying to the woods. (See
Hand Book OH bee>culture. Price by mail
35 cents.)
I keep iull hives'o Itolian bees for sale,
also Queens. From one queen all the bees
in,an Apiary can be changed to Itfulian. g+
Why not keep the besi2 Send and get
my circular. free. I also sell the Leaf bee
hive, Glass Honey Boxes and Bee~hats.
My handbook on bee culture I feel sure
will give many desirable hints on the sub
ject TO the bee keeper who has not a book
on the subject.
r. WILKIN.
oTo1-1o 1870 r,,N
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A GENTS W.tNTED FOK q u
THE OFFICIAL. HISTORY
Its Causes, Character, Conduct
and Result.
BY HON. AKEx. EE. STEPHENS.
A Book for all Sections and ,iIl
FaArSsps

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A Book for all Sections and uIl
Parties.
This Gre#tworlS presents the only CONS
Plcte. and impartial anal ysis OF the Causes
Of tile War yet published. and gives those
interior lights and shadows of the gruat
conflict only known to those high Officers
who watched the tood-tide of rev6lutioa
from its fnuntan springs, and which swers
so accessible to Mr.. Stephens from his posi-
ton as second officer of the Confederitcy.. u
Ton public thaBhas beeissarfes5ed with
APPARENTLY SIMILAR PRODJC-
TlONS, we promise a change OF fare, a1oth
agreeable and salutary, and an intele ectual
| treat OF the highest, order. fElle, Grept
American War has AT, LAST found a his
torian worthy of its Importance, and at
whose hands twill receive that moderate;
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The Intense desire every where manifest :
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, !
DEPARTMENT. OF INSURANCE, (
COLUMBuS, OHIO, Jam. u, 1868. ]

NOLU MBUo, pIilot y tth. flh''o1' J 70
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIBD, That the
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK ms. CO.,
located at Hartford, in the State OF Con-
nectieut. has CO. nphed, in all respects, with
the laws Of this Slate relating to Livestock
Insurance Companies, for the Current year
and has filed in this Office a sworn State
ment, by the proper Officers showing the
coalition and business, at the date OF the
statement, as follows:aGu ElWtat HH5 &aAh
Amount of actual paid up
Capital ....s .......,E..."." s...." Slo0, ,u00 w
Aggregate amount OF availa-
BILE setS.........,....,.....u.. Z1SJifS w
ties.t,,...s,s......,~,..,.,..,.,.,~. loi ,4l9 so
Amount Of Income for thepre-
ceaing year r........,-..".s."..,... 4J5sS5l ~
Amount of Expenditures for i
the preceding year.....,......, 305,Q79 26
In WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hcreunto
sh subscribed my name, and caused
TsEAL. the seal of my Office to be written,
rT1 on the day and year above written.
- :, = Z. ~ JAS. II. GODMAN, Fl
~ Auditor of State.
IsAISFON, q SPENCER. District Agents,
Means, Harrison County Ohio.
JAMES HOWARD. Local Agent, Cadiz.
Sh y
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NEW PHILADELPHIA
STEAM WOOLEN MILLS,

q TIL r proprietors would inform their old
friends and all others, tha. they arc prepar-
ed to do all kinds of Custom work in II
first class manner al the following prices:
Dnestin Cashmere Weighing 10 and IL
ounces to tue yard, S5 cts. .per yard. .-
Doeskin Cashmere weighiEg9 8 ounces to
the ynru. 50 cts. per yard.
Doeskin Cassimere weighing.8 ounces to
the yard, rs cts. pen yard.
Satinett So c,S. per yard.
I'ino Blankets 81 90 per pair.
Coarse Blankets ~ 90 per pair.
Carding Spinning and Keeling Clean Tub
Wool Is cts. per pound.
Carding, Spinning and Keeling Dirty Tab
and fleGGc, IL cts per pound.
Roi Carding 8 cts per pound.
For Cardipg or Spinning and Roll Card
ing, Grease must be furnished or paid for.
1t wijl require Of Clean Fleece Wool to
make u yard Of the above stated Goods, as
follows: 7I
Doeskin Cashmere, le and 1 ! OF. lbs wool
8 12 Z"
r.H s "l{
Satinett, II :"
Blankets, per pair, IL !"
Unwashed Spanish Wool will shrink from
IS to 10 per cent. n a
~ A large stock of Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Flannels, Blankets and yarns OF all kinds
ON hand for cash or in exchange for wool.
WILLIAMS LAHMER IL CU.,
... New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Nav 13. 1969-3m