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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-08-05
RUGt:I1:S AND CARRIAGES
FOR SALE.
J. l.. IIunsickcr

Has, at his Carriage Factory, on >xAcRo
b"Siari Street, :, fine stock of .sfSsSH9
handsome Huggies and carriages made 10
order, especially for this market chrnI, for
cash. lie il also receiving
i complete assortment nj
t. y NTATION WAGOSS,
And wishes AL i'll want of anything in This
line to call on him before completing their
purchase.
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1 lIrRNEII Ar LAW, Monroe. La,
IA win practice III lhe Courts OF The Pa
ti-i,-., OF tu.rrhin, MnrrhnuSe., Rtrhlanh,
Franklin and Caldwell, in the Supreme
,'nuri, and IN lhe United States Counts.
y lit at.in attend to All business iutru:itea to
sE,in in The state and Fedora, l.:tnI Offices.
nal v.
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M'KINNA,S SALOON,
DESI \ r ID STR Ef.T
ttrtt"~itc Euctom's Livery sitat,fel
N 20 Rt r, IA.
l. kept welt supplied with the best wines
ANA lhin"f9 and s;tvtritc brands OF cigars.
Polite attention and good nrlnr rt.aranteed
April j., ISL nsG-Sta
fttS r. uASNA.
RE- III Ni>,;, EpRW AKbI$,i y ND .'pNi-
MEiSIpE MERCHAET
AMI '.t'EEKht, tifEAMRoAT .AGTN1
MONROE, iol'ElANA
M"iur,r, March /, lS7l. ,aw-ti
ADAM VI. YDtNE,
M Ii CHEW,
~ - Uhoi"fnte Deuir, in
GR' "EKft!:i LIQt oRS,
AND TOBACCO
=" - ~ Cannon '5trert ......... New ofieaita
4l-!in.
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GEORGE klEIIV,I;R.

GEORGE kIEIILER,
~ tunsnith, Monroe, la. Dealer in
EtNS, PISTOLS. CAPS, TUBES,
fAKTfID DGE.S, POWDER FI.ASKS
PATENT ELASTIC GUN WADS,
Rcpairing of all kinds neatly R~
done, Ut - per cent. below for A2
, ncI prices, and work gtarar- Xxx
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Mrs. 4. W. BENTON, Principal, and In
1ructr,":' of the Primary Department.
rHoS. .. BESroS, Esl., Instructor OF the
Academic Department.
Professor j j. HAZEL, i,,"lr,tri.T ct Nlisi.,
ana German.
Mrs. NJ. u. l.ArEr, Mst,on.
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CADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP

SAD'b.E AND hAkNESS SHOP
- Cont inuing the business of her GA
I:,lc husband the undersigned will
manufacture every description Of N~A
.S''hVrs, Harness, &C.,
and will supply ready-made work, at rcas-
nnabic prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
let2i, "a. 2o-iy Mrs. PETER F.IEIItfS,
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y. l.. Slack,

4 TrOKNEY At LAW and COlumis-
~ Si"ner for Texas. Office Wood Street .
Monroe La. Prompt attention given to col
r"t ions in North Louisiana. Aug. :,; e..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-08-05
irHS M'ESEItT. y. -. MEME
j. ~ -. -. NucEnpry.

4 TIURNENS A'F LAW, MOMr,,e, La,
IA practice in the Parish and District
Courts of Ouachita, MorehOuSc. Erankiin
Ri"flfand, Caldwell and t'atahouIa pariShes
in the Supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
led STATES tnnrtS. Particular attemti ion paid
10 business in the Land Office Department
~ the General Government. nl1ii
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James II. StrOuIscr.

4 rrORNEN At LAW. General tnlle.-
n tor and Real Estate Agent, Monroe,
La. Office with Jud:c II. w. Richardson.
itn2S-n1D-fy
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0IAEitITA HOUSE,

HiA<HIIA HOUSE
" cor l"SiHii and fhirl ~, M.nl"r IL.
J. l.. HunaiCh.r, Praprteinr
iHt' above tttutca Hotel, 80, tons. and IL
E'h.t'IN knrMn lIlniinl4ailt h, t.aHaI ~. Il q.
y ''' t'hIi"t ant newly itini hrl and !.
10" '''mI'l"t. IN every department. The
tf"i'i "'l'i pledges himself TO >t,nr no Gt-
tori Ia htthe All ,'IitrfiGiffo ti may ty1i.
fihi Win their patronage. Aftfil II, ttt. /,
E'ISH BROS. WAGONS
"-tf for sale hL- -llIrnhnuJ-
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ATTORNEYS Al LAW.

i-AIA GARRETT. FlsA$kI.l& GARRETT.
Garrett AZ Garrett,
4 IIpR$EI:S AT Law, corner W,",d
and st. John Streets, tnppr.-ite kc.'nrt-
er'.. ntI"el, Monroe, La. Jan. |, 1871. ly
N.pIt ". "
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issues Policies on all the the improved
plans. No restrictions on travel or resi-
dcnre within the settled limits of the United
States, Brit Sh North America or Europe.
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1t is singular how much method
has been discovered in the SEEM
. l rites of life. Things
ing irregnTifcha,ro',ost casual, occur
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The Overland Transit Compa-
ny, give through bills of ladin q
from Sherman Texas to st. Louis,
at ~ 80 per cwt, and cotton is
shipped through to New York at
$1,000 per bale. Trains of wae-
ons run from Sherman to the
terminus of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas road, which is being
rapidly built. When it reaches
hed river, freight will be shipped
cheaper to st. Louis than to New
Orleans, and in a much shorter
time.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
CHANCERY SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF decree made and entered in
the Circuit Court for the County OF Van Buren
In chancery, in certain cause therein pending,
wherein s. Talmadge Conway ls complainant,
and Eli Ruggles, Viola Ruggles John W.
Young and William III. Baldwin are defendants,
and bearing date the 21st day Of January, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy, | shall
sell at pubic vendue to the highest bidder or
bidders, on Monday, the twentieth day of Feb
ruary, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the
front door of the Court House, In the village OF
Paw Paw in the county OF Van Buren, and State
OF Michigan, the following described pieces of
land situated in the county OF Van Buren, and
State of Michigan, known and described as
follows, to wit: the north west quarter OF the
northwest quarter On. w. Il of N. w. ID OF
section No. eight (8) in township No. four ca
south Of range No. fifteen O5) west, contain
lug forty acres Of land, more or less also all
that part OF the south-west quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section NO. five in town
four south OF range fifteen west Is. pit s. w.
IS. w. u sec. town II. 15) lying south OF
the mill pond and containing five acres more
or less and also ell those parcels or pieces OF
land known and described ~ village lots No.
Eve, (5) SIX, (6) and seven, CD Of the village of
Decatur. Van Buren, County, Michigan,
% plated by J. @. Parkburst, and
being part Of block ~" OF SAID village and
containing ono hundred an fifty-tour rods OF
land. JOHN KNOWLES,
Circuit Court Com'r.
Pos1n b Prnp, Conplts solrs. s2S-ty
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
DETROIT MARKET.

DETROIT. January II.
Owing to the over-suppled New York Cattle
Market, there was this week no shipping de-
mand and prices held at the decline before
noted, first quality at s5 25@5.75 third So. OO@
3.75, second intermediate. so head are left
over. The flour market opened this week
very quiet no very large stocks on hand and
very little received. Mills throughout the
State are shut down generlIy. Only the better
qualities Of low grade in demand, and selling
we'll at $500. Choice white sc so for one
Lower grades $4.75. Dealers and holders are
hoping for better times. Wheat still looks
better and holders ask a further advance Of
263c, making total advance of 3@5c over last
weeks quot atoms. Fancy white s1.4O; amber
S1.2391. "a extra fine at S1.34 offered and
Treadwell and No. white, fair. Corn is a tri-
fle weaker demand less active at 55@56c. Oats
fair shipping demand, sales at 44c. Barley
quiet at rates unchanged, ST. 45. Batter re-
mains quiet with little demand and no quotable
change for two weeks. Choice sells for 24Ce25
for factory 15(116c. Cranberrles lower $10@12
= bbl. Buckwheat flour lower, s5.OO@5.75
Beans plenty and in light demand, a1.65 for
choice hand-picked. The mild weather and a
far shipping demand In consequence, has ad-
vanced apples 15@2oc Y Dbl. 1886 has been
paid to teams. Dried apples &c. Potatoes re-
main quotably without change, having had .
slight variation during the middle Of the week,
demand only local. but would be active should
fair weather for shipping set in with good
prospect Of continuance. Feed unchanged
from last quotations. Dressed Hogs have en-
joyed an advance OF 1o@15c over last week,
and packers have taken nearly all offered at
$40 and even S7.2O was reached IN one or
two instances. No margin remains for ship
pers Eastward.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

The renowned Daniel Boone had his own
opinion OF q warranty deed as well as Of Eng
hsh orthography, # we may judge from the
following ue-batim copy OF document presen-
ted to the Missouri Historical Society by Mr..
Horace Fox:
81 do certify that gave Benjamon gardner
permisn on to Satel on pies of vacant Land
coled the Little purrary on the misury Sum
time in Desember 1902 given under my hand
this 2sd day OF februry 1906
DANIEL, BOONE"
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

"A very careless man threw kiss to his little
daughter In tho street. Another mans wife
stood in range, and thought the kiss was meant
for her; 30 she made similar demonstration.
Her husband just then came upon the scene,
and witnessed the transaction. He WAS very
mad, and his anger caused him to attack the
father Of the aforementioned little daughter
The result is an assault and battery case, which
bids fair to furnish food for gossip in Schenec-
tady for some time to come.
An Indian came to q certain agent to pro-
cure some whisky for young warrior who had
been bitten by rattlesnake. AT tirst the agent
did not credit the story, but the earnestness OF
the Indian and tue urgency Of the case over
came his scruples. He asked the Indian how
much he wanted. -Four qulrts!" answered
tho Indian. "Four quarts !" repeated the
agent with much surprise, "as much as that ?
"Yes," replied the Indian, frowning as savagely
as though about to wage war Of determination
against the whole snake tribe, -Four quarts
snake very big"
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

THE total number or marriages received for
record in the Office OF the County Clerk, Of this
County, for the year last past, is 206 being
80 less than in 1869 and 46 less than in 1868.
showing that either the young men cannot af-
ford to marry, these hard times, or else that
the ladies do not respond favorably TO their
matrimonial propositions. But after all per-
haps the true solution Of the matter is found
in the carelossness and negligence OF the per-
sous who solemDize marriages, in sending the
returns 10 the proper officer for record. The
law Acquires this to be done within ninety days
after the date of the marriage under penalty OF
500 fine and ninety days imprisonment in the
County Jail, yet many are not returned until
a year or more after marriage and probably
some are never returned. and strange as il
NAV appear the Ministers Of the Gospel are
far more negligent in this respect than the
Justices of the Peace Should the law be en-
forced in this county Sheriff Srrine would hay z
no room IN his boarding-house for any crimi'
nails they would eli be crowded out by the
For the purpose OF reliable compilation OF
" the statistics, it 10 especially desirable that
1 II parties who nave such re,nrns, unrecorded
thould at once send them to the proper officer,
rat they may be entered on the record OF 1870
,fore IT Is finally closed Among those who
ntered the marriage state during the past
lar we're twenty-five widows; twenty males
d thirteen females over the age Of forty
venteen boys under twenty and fortv sirl
der eishtson-the youngest Of whom VA
N thirteen years old
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

Alta regular meeting Of p. p. Lodge No. is
/. o. o. F. held on Friday evening, Dec 3Oth.
1870, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term:
w. r. Shrine, N. G..
j. c. Warner, V. G..
VIM. McKellar, Sec.
Conrad Lich, Treas.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing term at regular meeting Of Paw Paw
Encampment No. 80:
W. r. Slrrine, G. p.
G. W. Rooms, II. p.
w. N. McKendrick, s. W.
1. B. Connor, ]. w.
C. B Byrne, s.
p. 1. Bragg, L,
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, January 10.
Gold is stronger than for several weeks and
to-day closed at an advance of 4 higher than
before noted-11l1S. Tho money market is
the same and loans are easily arranged at 6Cl7
per cent. Goveinme Mt securities were dull to-
day, slight reaction in the market from prices
and business ruling he retofore, in the London
market, American securities are quiet and
steady, and al Frankfort our bonds closed at
94@95. Bre adstuffs in Liverpool are Grmer.-
OF the receipts of wheat there IN the last three
days 5-6ths or Il, 800 quarters OF bushels
each were American. Flour remains quiet
here at the slight advance indicated last week.
Common to choice extra ranging as high as
S6.65 white Western extra sc 75G7 90. The
showing ls better for the common and lower
than for the higher grades. Shipping grades,
$6.00@6.2 %. The wheat market opened steady
and closed very firm and with an additional adj
vance Of 1@2c over last quotations. New
Spring being held at $1.43@146; red and am
ber S1.47@1.51 white Mich. 1921, half q
cent better. Rye is dull and nominal. Corn a
little better. Market firm and demand fair, at
an advance of 1c on each grade. Oats dull at
&c advance. Western 60@6215. Affairs un-
der the new tariff regulations. which gave con-
siderable trouble last week under the rulings
OF some Of the subordInates in the Custom
Honse, are beginning to work better and prices
are adapting themselves to the new order Of
things The wool market has had an active
week and large amount has been bought by
consumers, who anticipate higher prices soon
holders are firm from two causes the easing
up in the money market and the fact that
there is very little more Western wool Of any
desirable grade to come forward. Western
and Michigan wool on hand is selling 1c higher
than at the close OF the year. Dressed hogs
are firm at SO 00CQS.25 q 100 lbs.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY. - The North
American Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
Philadelphia desire the service OF active and
energetic men and women as Agents and Solc-
itorsthroughout Michigan. Address G. V. r.
POND, Gen1 Agent Quincy, Mich.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

We notice that the village authorities have
fitted up portion of the old School House. for
the accomm odation OF the Fire Engine and
Hose Cart 1t is in contemplation to fit up a
Council Room. and upper part for public
Hall, which will be found great convience.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

A Nashville Indiana school-teacher COM
plains that some one handled him very care
lessly the other night. His eyes was dlslocated
and hanging down on his cheek, somewhat
frostbtten, his nose was misplaced, and be was
feeling rather cool himself after reclining on
The sidewalk till morning. He Gays Rushville
civilization is a failure.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

party OF the young people from schoocraft
who were out for a sleigh-ride, made our vii
lsge visit on Tuesday night. They spent a
pleasant evening at the Dyckman House, IN
quiet social hop.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

A large arrival OF New Goods at Sellick's.
New Dress Goods at Sellick's. S19
New Nubias at Sellick's.
New Furs at Selick'e
New Rep Robes st Selck's.
New Yorkminster and Queen Own Alpacas,
at Selllcks. 819
New Kid Gloves at popular prices at SelIlck's
Notwithstanding the great advance, we are
still selling at old prices, at Sellicks. 819
first-class Spool Cotton, warranted 200
yds, 80 cents dozen, at SellIcks.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

The Detroit Milwaukee and Great Western
roads have guaranteed the bonds of the Port
Huron and Lake Michigan Railroad. which in
sures the speedy completion Of the latter line
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

George Harmon6 hung himself, on Friday,
atSaglnaw City. Cause, whisky drinking. On
the same day, and at the same place, boy
named Bachmsn was found frozen dead in u
box car.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

The smallest business that small politicians
were ever engaged in, is witnessed In efforts
made TO have the department remove Post
mistress Van Lew, from the Richmond, Va,
Post Office, failing IN which they are now en-
desvorng to induce her bondsmen to withdraw
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

The Pittsburg Commercial publishes list Of
1900 firms in that city. each Of which does \
business amounting to $4,000 and upward an
nuallv. The largest is that OF Holmes, LATER
ty Co.. cattle dealers, whose yearly sales are
set down at "A, 600, ,000
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
Grne Nortberner.
local lrparfnrm.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CUBSCRIBERS receiving their papers with an
- after the name are notified that their sub
-criptons will expire in two weeks, and those
marked M have already expired
CONTRIBUTORS are requested to write with
u INK, on ONE SIDE of the SHEET ONLY.
Y the tru name OF the author, and in no in
elance will MSS be returned unless stamp il
eAclosed for that purpose.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
Paw Paw Railroad.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trains on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAVE PAW PAW.
$50 a. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, west.
lO:2O a. m, Mail Train, east.
2:l5 p. M, Mail west, and Way Freight east
$50 p. IN. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east
Special Train leaves Paw Paw at 9:I5 D. m,
on Sundays, 10 connect with Atlantic Express
east.
~ Trains return to Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
q n STFPUENSON Sun't
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

All trains on the Poninsuiar Railway make
clese and immediate connexions at Battle
Creek, with all trains East and West on the
Michigan Central, and at Charlotte with all
trains East and West on the Grand River Val
ley Division, and at Lansing with all trains
North and South on the Jackson, Lansing and
Saginaw, and Ionia and Lansing Railroads.
Trains are run on Chicago Time.
l.. d. DIBBLE, Pres. & Gen, Supt.
Battle Greek, Dec. 9TH, 1870. S23
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

FoR SALE CHEAP, by z. Cook good second
hand Melodeon with sets of Reeds and manu-
factured by Geo. Prince. S13.
WE notice new importation of instruments
at the New Mus Rooms. II is mystery
where all the Organs, Melodeons, ETC.. go TO-
for every week brings a new lot.
New MUsIo.-Tho New Church Music Book
" True Choir" by A. N. Johnson, for ale by
T.. Cook. S14tf
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

To-day the weather is warm, balmy and
spring -like-a vide contrast with the weather
OF the past two weeks.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

Go to VanAukens for your dry goods,
Don't fail to buy your clothing at VanAuk-
ems
Hoop skirts and corsets alwawy the cheapest
at VanAukens.
For the latest styles of hats and caps neck
ties, collars ETC.. always go to VanAukens.
Don't fail to go to YanAukens to have youI
clothing made-hts guaranteed.
Everybody look well to your interests, save
20 per cent. by buying your Dry Goods ready
made clothing hats, caps boots, shoes, clothes
cassimeres at VanAukens.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
Business Notices.

PoRK.--The highest market price will be paid
for all the Pork brought to this market by
Van Auken. 18
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

Don't fail TO call and see those NEW style
hats at Mrs. Hoyt's, they are selling fast at low
prices.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

MAIN LINE.
On and after Sunday Dec. ith, 1870, Passenger
Trains will leave Lawton as follows:
EAST WEST.
Mail, 1881 Il. m. 2:50 y. IN.
Kalamazoo Acc. 9:21 D. M 5:5S a. M
Evening Express 1l'55 a. III.
The Atlantic Express east on Sunday, viii stOI
at LawtOn, at s:j2 p, IN.
II h. SARGENT. Gen Supt
{. H. HvRD Asst Gen. Supt,
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
THE LEADING REPUBLICAN NEWspAppR
OF THE NORTHWEST!
The Chicago EVENING POST

The best newspaper in the West. presents ids
claims for public patronage more confidently
than before. having won unanimous verdict
or appreciation from the reading public, We
desire TO let the paper stand or fall on It's mes-
lts' ana therefore offer aspecimen copy, free %
charge, to all who will send for It,
THE DAILY EVENING POST.
is live, reliable, spicy thirty-six column paper
second TO none in the Union, furnished by
mall or by newsdealers at so per year. Tho
SATURDAY PosT has been recently enlarged To
Iorty columns. and contains many choice Ito
rary selections, in addition to its many other
attractions.
THE WEEKLY POST,
is large, forty column newspaper eminentN
htteu ior country circulation. lts immense
success is the best evidence Of it's populartv.-
we furnish all the leading magazines az clnh
prices with our Weekly, and give the following
cash commissions: ANY person who will oct
as our agent and procure us two or more sub
scribers FOR the daily at so YEAR can retain
lO per cent commission. and 20 Der cent ia,
three or more subscribers TO the weekly at II 20
year each. We also give
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
Or
IHE NATIONAL WATCH COMPANY.
as PREMIUMS FOR
CLUES FOR THE WEEKLY POST!
For clubs Of 200 and $500. we give gold watch
price $3.50.
For 160 subscribers and 5240 gold watch e13).
For $50 subscribers and s225, gold watch a125,
For I31 subscribers and @201 gold watch 500
For 100 subscribers and $3.50 pllver watch SIS.
For 90 subscribers and so, silver watch, 500.
For 81 subscribers and 57S, silver watch, S4o.
For 40 subscribers and $50, silver watch. $50
The papers need not all go to onepost Office.
The names need not all be sent at one time
but must be marked 'ior watch premium. -
The watches are of the Elgin mauufacturo
equal to any IN the world
INC Post Is row the recognized leading Re
publican daper OF the West, and should be rsa!
by all who claim to be true Republicans, O.
have the least interest in the continuance "a
that great party. Send for full list OF prlze3
snc premiums. POST PRIN TING co,
oZZt4 Chicago, Illinois
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

Go to vanAukens for dry goods.
Ladies and Gents, under clothing Of all quail
tiles Just received at VanAnaukens.
The most reliable place to buy your boots and
Shoes is at VanAukens.
For all kinds OF Gents furnishing goods 60 to
VanAukens.
New goods. New good. The live store Of A..
VanAuken. is now filed to overfowing, and dcus-
toners cannot fail to be suited IN goods and
prices, never has there been such an attractive
stock OF goods in Van Buren, County as can now
be found at this live store
Ross has the Trusse Hercue Trimming for
dresses.
Ross has Rubber Goods very cheap for cash.
Ross has the nice Rep Robe Patterns for two
shillings per yard.
Ross has genuine Asrrachan Cloaks-also
limitations.
Look at the new Advertisement OF the Avery
bows in this issue. They have nice stock OF
goods and sell cheap, and will show their goods
with pleasure.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

Scotch Plalds at reduced rates at Ross
Fresh arrival OF New Goods at Ross Cheap
Cash Store.
Ross has n new supply of Carpets and Oil
Cloth Rugs.
New lot of FL 90 Repellants at Ross.
go Furs at Ross for sc so.
If you want nice Mink Furs, go to Ross
Go to Ross for the best Black Alpacas Lus-
tres you ever saw at Ross for 80 cents.
Ross'.
The true northerner., 1871-01-13
PENINSULAR RAILWAl
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TRAINS EAST

NINTEH AKRA NNEMFNT.
On and after Moaday, December 9th, 1870,
Trains will run as follows, viz:
The true northerner., 1871-01-13

II you want nice Michllimackauack Blankets
for S5 per pair so to Ross and by them.
DO you know that Ross sells spoos Of c..
s. l., Goats, or Clarks best Spool Thread for
rs cents. II you don't, go and see.
Ross has more OF those cheap Bleached Mus
hne. nov18