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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-03-13
The Election.

The result of what was wrongly styled an elee-
ton by the people, for county officers in this coun
ty last Saturday, far we have been able to as
certain resulted as given below. The honest mas
ses of the county had nothing to do or say in the
matter The election was held and decided some
time ago at the colored Church in this place, by a
mob ofignorant negroes, led by few contempt
bic white men, who were their superiors only in
point of intrigue and rascality.
We are happy to announce that one honest Con-
sorvatiEe elected for constable in this
district. We refer to W. G. s. Anderson, who is
no Leaguer and has no sympathy with them.
Here is the vote so far as heard from
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-03-13

MARRIED.--In this city, Thursday evening, March
18th, 1865, by Rev. Felix r. Hill, NJ. THos. A.
LIPPIN to Miss VIRGINIA Il. BUNCH.
May this. friend Tom, prove the most precious
little bunch Of mortality you ever embraced, and
may the brightest beams of happiness ever shine
upon your pathways.
The vows have been spoken
May they never be broken
The linksinloves chain still be growingmore bright
But while they are lengthenng-
Be ever Strengthening,
Increasing in sweetness, purity and light.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-03-13
TIN-WARE, GROCERIES, DC.

| 7 is their intention to transact General rvD
Goods and Grocery business in all Of its details
and the public respectfully in ,itcd to cal and
examine thcil stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Jan 5, y. j col.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-03-13
PUBLIC ADDRESS.

DEV. W. G. HENSLEY, having been appointed
IL to canvass this county in the interest of the
Giles Male College, located at Pulaski viii address
the people at the following times and places The
public, both ladies and gentlemen cordially in
yited to attend =
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-03-13
n 4 < 8 AID.

IN pursuance of an order from the circuit court 0
1 Giles county, made at the December term, 1857
hereof, Will, on
On Saturday, 14th day Of March. 1ses.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

SEVERE ACcDrST.-0n Saturday evening last,
Ms John MCCubbin, "a resident Of New Market,
in the Seventh district u this county, was at
Park,on, tradsaeiing some business, and about
dark left for his home. When about half way
between Parklon aud New Market, his horse
slipped aud threw Mr. McCabbin on and Sc
riously injured him. cutting the back part Of his
head severely. Fortunately, Constable benjamin
= Steele, Of Hereford, was returning from New
Market TO bis home on tina, evening, aud discov-
cred Nc. McCubbin's horse alone on the road
The horse turned around and went towards Park
ton, and Sir. Steele followed him and finally
came 10 where Sir. Cubbin was lying inseaslble
In the road. Mr.. Steele succeeded in getting the
injured man 10 bis home, where be remained un-
conscious up 10 Sunday night. lie does no, re-
member any Of the circumstances after be fell
from his horse
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

corn % ArrEAts.-we find the following
among the Published proceedings Of this Cour, .
FHinaY, jan. i7.--No. -, o. G. war6eld ".
Commissioners Of baltimore county, appeal from
the Circuit Court Tot baltimore county, refusing
n 'aaH't''"a', was arRued aud concluded by Ar
thur George Brown and George WIN. Brown for
ID" appellant, and Arthur W. Machen for the ap.
pellees. Held sHb eaFis
MoSbAY, Jan. 20. - No. 2, General Docket
Tyson vs.. the County Commissioners Of Balli-
more county appeal from the CIreuI, Cour, for
Howard county. The argument 10 this cause was
commenced by WIN. Meade Addison for the ap-
pellant and Arthur W. Machen for the appe,lees.
TUESDAY, Jau. 9i.-The case Of Tyson Vs. the
County Commissioners Of Baltimore county, was
further argued and concluded by Thos Donald
sou Tor the apPellecs and Brent for The appellant
Held ssL eHrm.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

SEHiurs AcupEST.-A very severe accident,
happened 10 Lewis Merrymsn, Esq residing on
the IIillen road about three milesfrom our town
on Friday Of last week. lie was driving wagon
loaded with hay along FAye,ie street, Baltimore
and WLfn near Harrison street, the oif.hore slip
pei and fell, drawing the saddle horse with him.
Nr Ntfrman was eaugh, between the two
horses, and had his right leg broken, jus, below
the knee H. was ex,ficaied as soon as possible,
aud conveyed in a carriage 10 the residence oi
his brother, George Merry man, Esq, on calver,
scar Sarotoga street, where DR.. George =. Nor
gan promptly set the fractured limb Mr. Mcr-
fyinan :. ,'ill in Baltimofe. Ills leg is doing
we'll hut as he COM lains much of Pain 10 bic
tide aud back il Is feared tina, be has sustained
some other injury. To man Of bis years he
heiug upsaIds Of 5O-ihe accident Is severe
one, and likely to be long in healing. lie Is uni
vrrsally esteemed 10 this neighborhood, and
general. sympathy Is expressed with him in his
affection
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

DAM on llExRY N. wKBB.--Our citizens will,
We know, be panied to learn Of the death Of lien.
y ". Webb, Esq, late proprietor " wcbbs Ito.
tel, on the York road, near this town. Mr.. Webb,
on account Of bad health, sold out his hotel aud
removed 10 Shrewsbury, Pa, three or four weeks
ago, where he has since died. lie was member
Of NJ, Zion Lodge, No, i.o.O.F =. Of York,
Pa, and was buried with the honors OF tina, or
L..
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
Leaak Notices.
shcriIT's Notice Of Lion Law.


y aud by virtue IT AN Act ol Assembly pa.
i eli at December session, 1855, chapter 200.
&c.. entitled "in At relating 90 the liens "f
mechanics and others upon building 3" Whcrr
%. a WIT ui 5000, farias has been issued cat "i
"a" fitcuii count for Baltimore county 10y Pc
ter Lutky against Belinda e.. Scilcustrlrkcr
AMI john " S'ldcnstrickrr owners, Fcturuahlc
"n the ut Monday IN March, l,Gs 3. me I'D
rvctti ter Ga" purpose ot recovering tlv sum
ui ATTY siN dollars aud twenty three cent?,
claimed !. lien for work done and matorinl.
urui he'd Co., uud for @ certain building. a. wit
All that two st'It frame house erected upon 90
piece aud parcel 81 ground lying and being iu
Baltmnrv cnuuty. aud State Of Maryland, aud
als" against the ground necessary for the con-
vrnient ufc 90 aid building, the said lien ar
claim hrine inf work done aud labor perform
"iasa rarlwutrrih erecting the said house with
ia six months last past, at the instance of the
said Belinda e.. and John ". Scidonstrckcr.
Aud therefore. notice D. hereby given. in pur
suauce Of the said Act Of Assembly, TO all claim
ants aud pcfsnus Interested, a. be and appear
before the ircuit Court for Baltimore county
n, nr.i Mouigy ia March. isGs, Ia show cause
10 anything they know or have a. say why tho
said sum "i money above named should not Dee
levied 81 the -nii building a. the use Of the said
Peter Lucky ai'rcsaid, according 10 tho form "i
tl.c Act of \ ,mhly IN such case made amt
prov iicd. THOMAS BALDWIN.
Jan. IT, -. sheriff Of baltimore county.
tI'Ils /, TnoivE NOTICE. that the sub.
J. scrib"r haa obtained from the urphaus.
Court 90 laltiu.fr county. letter Of admin.
tratiuu ou the, .tat,.of
CATHA8lNE BATEY,
late 80 said county. deceased. 81 persons hav-
iug claims ngaiu- The said estate are hereby
warmed To- exhibit the same wlih The voucher
thereof {" the auis.ribrr.
III, or p. for, N, 20 isp ol S,Jf,t. 5,r. sta
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all bcucht 81 -nd estate. Those indebted Go
sasi estate are requested 90 mukr immediate
payment. GIVEN under my hand this l.'h
day ui bsrctnhcr. i>G3.
JAMES =. BATEi.
Jan. g. o. Administrator.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

11NiNG RonagEY A daring robbery was per-
pr'f.iel lew night. since AT the residence OF Nr
Div.l Paterson Caionssiile Baltimore county
tie cIrCum-iAnccs connected with which are IS
'ulaNs Mr Patterson live. alone 10 a house
"!lnaing h.s son and Al out midnight he was
,ruu.,l rom si,rp by a loud rapping a, the door
lie rais-i window and upon inquiring what
was wanted be wa answered by a man below
'h,' be Vas hungry and freezing, and begged
iar something 10 eat and the privilege % warm
ilg him.elf NJ Patterson no; suspectiug any
evil intent on The part Of the supposed ob.ec, Of
charity opened the door and bull, up a ERE Il
not long thereafter before a second man
came aud made the same statement, aud short
ly after a third man came iaio the house They
$40 proicssed TO h. hungry, aud Mr.. Patterson
not having anything prepared 10 give them 10
at. vent 10 a bureau for he purpose Of Obtain
ins some money 70 give them At this igne,gre
one Of 'he party stepped up, and pointing q pie
90. ~ The bead Of the old gentleman told him.
- sarcastic nannef that lie need not give
himself any trouble ,ha, they would fad the
macy themselves threatening that In case any
alarm was given they would blow his brains
out They then searched the bureau, aad OBJ
tanning s2s, lef,, sceming to be bent on getting
money only. There were some gold coins in on
GA Old wooden match box, in one Of the draw
cfs bu, this was overlooked BY the thieves.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
Property Sales.
sHERIFF's SALE
OF
4 II o u s b Il Nd LOT
CANTON, BALTIC. co.

DI virtue 81 writ oi acra fac,as Issued out
I'D at the Circuit Court for Baltimore -.
county. at the suit II John Merchant, ~
against the goods and chatteis, lands and r.
tencmcnts 81 John X. Williams. o. the Sheriff
Of Baltimore county directed. have srize, and
taken ia execution. all the right, title, interest,"
claim and demand at law aud IN equity II the
said John Il. Williams, ia aud Ia
ALL ruAT PIECE on PARCEL OF GROUND
situate at Canton, IN baltimore county. aud
described as follows Beginning for the same
On the east side oi Clinton Street, at q point
twelve feet aud two inches south from the Meth
0distChurch, and ninety nine feet and inches
or thereabout from Toonc Street. aud running
thence binding on Clinton Street fourteen feet
"a the centre Of the PARTITION wall between the
house on thc lot now being described and the
house on the lot next adjoining on the south
thence through the centre 81 the partition wall
east ninety five feet H. mn alley thence bind.
ing on the west side II said alley. north four.
teen feet thence west ninety i've feet Ia the
place Of beginning. being tho same parcel Of
ground mentioned IN - mortgage fruin said
Williams to Fast Baltimore Social Building A..
snciatioh. dated April 2sth. isGG, aud recorded
Among the Mortgage Records or baltimore
county In LibcF ! n H.. No. -, iolin $50. Ac.
And hereby Civ" notice. that on
"Wednesday i?M day II February not. iS6s.
~ ~ nclock NJ.
Al TIM COCRr HorSE DOOR,
IA Tuwsnntuwn,
will sell by public auction. all the estate,
right, title. interest. claim and demand at law
aud in equity OF the said John Il. Williams in
and to said property 50 seized aud taken ia cx.
ccution, b. the highest bidder for cash
THOMAS BALDWIN
sheriff Of Baltimore county.
Jan.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

l.ARcESY. Henry Groons, colored, was ar.
rested In baltimore on Saturday last charged
with stealing lot Of clothing, a pair Of boots,
Sc, valued al, $50, the property Of WIN. J. Ksene.
The alleged larceny occurred Abou, three months
ago, a, the Canton House, near Lower Canton.
IN Baltimore county, the accused having evaded
arrest until Saturday last. A portion Of the
clothing was found upon bis person when arrest.
ed. lie was committed 10 await the action Of the
county authorities.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

PRorEETi SAtE.-James Boyec, Esq, has pur-
chased from Henry Turnbull, Eeq., twenty-five
acres OF woodland, situated on the Joppa Road,
between this town and Riders Switch, for the
SUN Of 81 $50, or $50 per acre. The sale was ef.
frcied through the real estate agency Of Benz. y
Ia, ne. Esn.. Of this town.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

AccIpESr nv FALtISG.-Mrs. Sarah MeGcc, Of
this county, ON Monday afternoon last, fell GU the
ice On Exeter street, Baltimore, and broke the
bones Of bet knee joint. She was taken to a drug
store, aud subsequently, to the house Of a friend.
where the fractured limb was set.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

RoHHkm.-Thc dwelling OF X. ~. johnson
Esq residing on the York road about two miles
from Baltimore. was entered aud robbed on sun
day nigh, last OF valuable clothing, pistol and
other articles. There seems To be no clue TO the
thieves
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

MISisrEaIAL.-Rsv. 4. II. BAsr. minister 10
charge Of the Providence Methods, Episcopal
chapel q, Ca,onsvills, 10 this oouaiy has receiv.
ed an invitation to take charge Of a large church
In st. Louis. NJ Basr il very acceptable to the
people Of his Prrsen, charge, andhAs not yet def.
ui,sly decided upon bis course In view Of The new
call.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
ITCH! ITCH!

ITCH! ITCH! ITCH
CEASE YOUR SCRATCHING,
EET A BOTTLE or MITCHHLL's ITCH
OsOLUTIOS. This is the only remedy now
extant warranted b. cure this Irritating and
annoying disease. Il will cure Itch, Ring.
Worm, Poisoned Flesh. letter. and other Cu,a.
neous Diseases.
This Solution is destitute &c grease. II con
tains neither Sulphur nor Red Precipitat and
Is free from all offensive oiors.
All Communications 10 be- directed L, T. H.
MITCHELL. Butler Post Office, baltimore co.
Communications strictly private. The Solution
can b. sent per mail without extra charge
Send n postage stamp for return answer. Price
~ per bottle. or six bottles for e.. liberal
discount 10 the trade. For sale by my Agents,
Il. Willis. Towsoptown, II. =. Thomas, War.
ren. Mrs. llinkle. Hartford Turnpike, Mr.. Glib.
son, Drudviiie.
Dee. 2s-6in.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

RfLiG'ors NoucE.- There will a. Y . be relig.
ious services 10 EPSON Chapel Sabbath afternoon
lsdih, a, J! O'Clock
SUBJECT Of the sermOn-,he .Nii,onal .I,peci OF
he SibJdfh
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
I II E U N ION.
TowsONTowN, MD.
LoNGNEcKERs a CONNER, Prulrsnrn..
saturday. Jan. 2Jih. 1893.
LOCIL TIERS.
Local. M.ITTERS.

THE STEHRKlT Farm Some time ago We
saw an article In the New York Tribune credit
ed To " Maryland Correspondent. " speaking OF
the " S'efre'' Farm of this county We copied
IT, cssdiiing to the T,Luae, aud afterwards found
that the article had been publs..d originally in
the Fra I''s'', aud copied into the Tribune, e..
Gaping our notice entirely, however, when pub
l''hed In the first. The Press editor, Of course
took the matter up explained that he had been
" great pains 10 Sc, up this iicm &c, and
called percmpiorily for information m TO who
was the TfibgHe's correspondent who had dared
10 steal his 1.-THE editorsl locals. We were salts
lied about the matter, having no further interest
in II, aud lei 1t stand so. Il appears, however,
Il! an item in the froe PTfss, OF this week, that
correspondence upon the subject has been COM
mcncc'i between the Fiee Pr,u and Tribune. and
that he latter, probably To clear from suspicion
all Uur county citizens, admits that the article in
QUESTION was stolen from lialiimorr paper -
the matter stands At present, and We wait for fur.
Their Developments.
Al this however, SENS 10 u To he a great
iu's Abou, very small matter. We know the
S'crtru farm wcll-havc probably sem every
acre OF it--cau 81, IN our Office aud name every
uur OF the twenty one heads Of families who now
ooup, u. aud u We had chosen could possibly
have got Up more interesting local about 1t than
the one ia question, aud our only reason Tor pub
lshiug tina, was 10 give what We then thought
&" he a Northern mans opinion of Southern
,nds
l'ui, as The fs,s I'os' editors are So JEALOUS of
'hyir locals, how happens II tia, ,hcy steal bod
iy from other papers, without ever giving any
credit 1T them look carefully over the col.
ans o. their last paper, aud sec how many oi
tnrir locals were written in their Office, anl how
man! werv taken from our paper and the journal
81 last week " Those who live in glass houses
.h1uldn throw stones
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

FArAL CeiL OiL ACCIDENT Mrs R,becca Fred
rick. wife OF Thomas Frederick, residing a; Co
'ansioWu ia ihi. county. came 10 her death ou
Friday uish' Of last week. under very distress
ny circumstance She was ascending the stairs
about o,lu,k. With a lighted roal oil lamp in
her hand upon which there Was a broken Chin
n,.. aud hal proceeded bat a few steps when the
light. hariug up caused the unfortunate woman
SO drop The lamp. which. breaking By the fall
scattered iac contents over her person and igni-
,,l Avt clothing. She rushed down stairs, and
n order to save her children from being burned.
there hcins no other, than herself aud children
ia the house, ran screaming og, OF doors
'Amii. living near, heafing the alarm. n, once
ran TO her assistance. but, before the FIRE could
be eAuuRuished ,he ~as burned ia a shocking
mAnnvr about ibe body aud hands \ portion
81 h'r body ~as burned TO a crisp She was
,srf.v! .uio the souse, and pr. J. x Ward sum
moucl but his eaor's TO proong life were una
'aIia- ivaih ensuing the next morning about
80, 20 riv.A The unfortunate woman leaves four
sua ,hl iren. one OF whou /, only about four
mouths old
Here 3. another terrible warning 20 ali 10 be
u'i4i % ihyis handling Of coil oil Il - \ dis
p.ia! POINT Nhs'her coal oil Is explosive. bu,
20, the u,uios, care should be obsrrvrd u ~
ue" u = 'ail tia, spoon fil! Of sal pa, in
'acu lamp will positively reader the f4il non.
r,iiuss" beside, increasing The tfillilncy Of the
...4t
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

ScuooL ExnuInoN There will be an cAhibi-
iion Of GcVans'own public school, Mr. T. ".
Jackson and Miss Fannie Gorsueh, ieaehesr,) at
III, School House on Friday evening next, the
3lsi instant
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

EXPANSION % rHE CuY i.iNiTs.--A resolution
has passed the City Council Of Baltimore. looking
TO as application being made to the Legislature
for Al extension Of the limits Of the city Of Bal-
more two miles in every direction
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25

THr nisTillvRY CAsE The case Of the United
States vs.. John l.. Tyler indicted for keeping an
Illicit disiillery on the York road near the city
limits, is now on trial In the United States Dis
tic, Court, at baltimore.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
Bay Shore Wood Land. Saw Mill, &c

800 acre.. called Elton Heal " lu g.
OO - u Calvert county. Nd. soil ADAPTED g.
Fruit loc Acres cleared. balance Is Timber
estimated 20 yield two million feet =. Lumber
Has new STEAM SAW MILL. -AHvA
w",th S6,ouu, 10 complete order A....YH
will eat I.uou % 5000 It. per day snItA %
GklST MILL attached i"r grind. z@z@ca|k$
ing cora meal. stone House. with custom tLt'
can be made 90 pay S..ooo h. $4,000 profit pc.
aunum. Two good Dwelling, ia excellent Dr.
der. one has :. the other { rroins also. hs.,
Tenant Houses. Well located also irr oyrtr'
business. having u miiesof Bay shore. abound.
ing with the beet ol"ysiers, steam Saw Nj. ;as
making hnx"s, and cans easily obtained ii.f.
Baltimore by steamboats, three times pcr we a
with labor plenty and cheap Store. Mill sui
Dwelling Al landing The route surveyed t.r
the contemplated ruilf 'ad to Drum Point pa.....
through thu place. This land aud as ,hv 90
proy"mcnts can hc bought for = .oun. hy ,ali s.
application to HENRY IS. COOKE.
y Law Builiing.. Baltimore. Nj.
Nov s-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
For Sale.

S0E ACRES IA Middle Creek Valley. -u,.
'J')sJier county, Pa. mile. from Aiaul..
burg. 100 acres tmbcrcd with chest -
N nut oak. white oak aud somctss.H
chcstnut. poplar and pine. Thi. lssi
80 said :" BE- the best piece of bark ssRs
THINKER in shat valley Balance suitable Tor fnrn
ing. with acres meadow. There l. considerable
fruit dwelling three story stone. 80 feet square.
with grisi and saw mill attached tRc water
power has 81 feet fall Barn - by g. feet
Buildings all good public road e. the mill 90 o
No other mill within miles There is said Co.
be large quantities ii the hest iron ore nn ihi.
land. II il within one half mile Of the Miidle
Greek Valley Rail Raid. now being built Ap
ply I" HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings. baltimore, Mi
Nov. Aft
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
Farm For Sale.

Farm For Sale.
IS0 ACRES FINE LAND. fronting on the
1 D<~ West side Of the Dulaney's Valley turn
pike, miles from Towsontown, IN a -
~ beautiful aud healthy ncighbor- ses.fh
- hu,d. we'll fenced aud watcrcd iii
Tso acres covered with heavy
growth ii wood and timber suitable fer iencing
aud building purposes. and convenient t. good
saw mill. The Northern part fronts the turn.
pike and also on the Manor road and j. well ~
uated for a store public house. or both The
cleared portion is well adapted Tor building
sites, being directly ON the turnpike aud can be-
divided 80 ~ IN give portion Of the timber 10
each lot. There u plain dwelling and n small
orchard Of fine apples. Apply a.
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Buildings, 81. Paul ST..
Nov. ?. TT. Baltimore
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-01-25
ELEGANT JEwRLRY,
IL FINE SILVER WARE,
PLATED WARE. FANCY ARTICLES.
&C. &C. &C.
Just opened At the old established stand of
- VIZ npNzn

Just VTVHVI ~ EhU Oh tHIhbIIbhtd HIhnH uI
Il. A. WARNER,
No. 40 North Gay So. Bsltimere.
Consisting Of a choice assortment Of Pearl,
Diamond. Amathyst, Coral, Malaehite, Garnet
aud Etruscan Gold Jewelry, Ladies' Leontine
Chains, Lockels, bracelets, Gold Thimbles,
Handkerchief Holders. &c. Gents Vest Chains,
signet Rings. Scarf Pins aud Rings, Sleeve But.
tons. Studs, Ac., with variety Of fine standard
Silver Ware. Plated Ware. Fancy Articles, Ia
Pitchers. Walters. Ac., all offered on the most
liberal terms. Jan. II, ises.-Iy.
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r. II. GoRsUCH.
Successor to Jchu Gorsuch.

Como "i g.! aht Front st-.. Na.t..u.., ~ Co.,
nrAtiNtN
FuEElrN AND DOMESTIC ltARpMAhI
IL. received his Spring audS=N...-~
IL SUMMER suPply 90 goods .n &r
sisting % part ct kuiVvsand Fork eXXsSHSS
Pocket knives, Table aud Tea Slo'-i.-. Il, I'-a
War. Wagon Boxes. Horse Shoe auA $751;. =
Nal Roofs, Carpenters Tool.. AK. l.....
Hinge. srrcws, Bolts. Shoyci-. furh.. rlca-.
Matt"rhs 'astaHd Blister Steel. Trace. lialirf
aud COW 'hains. Counter Scales sa',t. o. 81.
Gun CAPS,
woubco'K's FLOWS AND CASTINGS
Also stewards wedge pattern AXES. W.f
rantcd an of which he oilers whole ale mad
retail AZ hisusual low priccs.
49, .u addition to nay stock 10 Hardware
have added iuc assortment ~ WOODEN
WARE, such as cubs. Buckets. Measure. b..
kcts, br-lms. wash Boards. Batter Iriuta.Ar..
4c.. which department IS in charge &C y. o..
GoRSlIll. who Is always happy Co. wait upon
all cI ttninct. who favor him with their .t,,r.
Please call and examine his stock before lur
chasidg elsewhere. Aug. 10. 1895. iv.