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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

sH-For Loss Of APpete, Dyspepsia Indigestion
depression OF spirits and general debility, in tneil
varieus forms Ferro- ?hosporated Elixir OF Casaya
made By CaaWen, Hazard 4 Co., New York. and
sold BY all druggists, Is the best tonic. AS stmu
liant tonic for patients recovering from fever 9th
er sickness, tt has no eqaal. II taKen during the
season. it prevents fever and ague and ether inter
militant feVara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

LARGE WATKRMELoN.-Chas Kyle, ct the Sec
ond street market, boasts Of having received the
largest watermelon sent to Wilmington, this
season. 1t weighed 49s< lbs. was about 2s inches
in length, and came from down Jersey. 1t is =
whopper and no mistake.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
~THB ONLY PLACE

-THB ONLY PLACE
where ladies' can get suited in
HooP5KIRTs, CoRsRTs AND UNDERWEAR
hat
RRANK1S LADIES EMPORIUM,
6ll Market Street. wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

swCoed Food and Plenty n IT, produces the same
effect upon q person who has been starved that the
Peruvian syrup, an Iron Tonic does upon the weak
and debilitatsd itmRkes them strong and vigorous,
changing weAknsss and suffering into strength and
health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

QUICK WoRK.-Jsckson, the Bill Poster. post
ed, on Saturday last, in different parts Of the
city, rs sheets Of bills in one hour and is min
utes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

TIE Boar RAcE-The tine for the second
champion boAt-race. between the Pioneer and
Undine Clubs, has been fixed for next Saturday
a week, the 2Oth inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10

RESTORE TEE COLOR Of your hair or whiskers by
the OF Nattans Crystal Discovery the best pre-
paration for that purpose in the MARKET being en-.
tirsly harmless We heartily recommend 1t. For
sale by Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
YUNHE LONG LOOKED FRI
The CEaaI Indian heKb Doctor.

PROF. D. A. RODGERS, OF PhIIad eIphia, the
Great CAirvoyant and Spiritualist. Asst, PRES-
kNT AND FUrUhE given, aud Planet ad from
infancy 70 manhood. Come learn what you are
ntted for In life. Information given in all business
transactions. shall bs here bat few days ia
your midst. All kiuds OF Diseases Cured and
Healed by Magnetic pOwer X Seipts given and
q cure guaranteed. Can be- found at the
CLAYTON HOUSE WILMINGTON, DEL.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, Com
mencing september Ash.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
31utifts lit admiralty.
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA.

TNITEO STATES OF AMERICA.
u District OF Delaware, So
whereas libel Of information has been nled in
the District Court Of the United States of America
for the District OF Delaware on the Fret day OF Sep
hundred and seventy-three. by Anthony Higgins,
United States against the vessel or canal boat TtT
hew York Line her tackel apparel and furniture Al
eging substance that WIN ID. Nelen, Collector OF
Customs for the District OF Delaware, the lst day
OF september, In the year Of our Lord, one thOus-
and eight nundrt and seventythree, at the CITY Of
Wilmington, within the admiralty and maritime
Jurisdiction OF the United States seized the cana boat
or vessel T Hew York Ltns. her tackel apparel and
furniture, being the property OF person or persons
unknown, for trading between the District OF Penn
Bylvania and the District OF Delaware without be-
ing enrolled or licensed and without having paid
the United States the fees and tonnage as required
by the Act Of Congress in such case made anu pro-
vided and praying said Gourt ~ de rec the pay
ment OF said fees and tonnage Of the United Sales
according 10 law.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the moRitlon un-
der the seal OF the said Court N me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice " all per-
sons aiming the said vessel her tackel, &c. or in
any manner irterested therein, that they be and
appear before the said District Court to be held at
the City OF Wilmington, in and for the District Of
Delaware, on Tuesday the 18Th day or September,
AT ten O'Clock in tho fore Oon then and there to n-
terpose their claims and to MAKE their allegations
In that behalf. ANTHONY HIGGINS,
U. s. District Attorney,
JOHN M DUNN, U. S. Marshal, Dis. OF Delaware.
SEPTEMBER 3, 1913, sep4-6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
Peach shipments.


SUMMARY FoR THE PAST WEEK-REYIEw OF THE
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
The peach shipments are rapidly declining.
Our report for Tuesday shows an increase over
Mondays shipments, but this is believed not to
be permanent In another week, the crop will
have been about marketed.
Prices remain fair. or the PhiladelphiA mar
ketJ. ]. d d. II. Kenny, Commission merchants
at 1893 North Water street write The supply
OF peaches since our last report has scarcely met
the demand, though but little change is to be
noted in prices. The tendency is gradually up
wards.
We have averaged about 81 80 per.basket, and
close tonight at $1.40 to Sl.G5, with . limited
supply on the market.
The following is the weekly summary;
WEDNESDAY.
TO q SsT SsiI,dsnSi. dST5; g 9s cars
IotM.. ..,..s....',.....,.lU .lU4
THURSDAY.
To Jersey City, Observation-Disclosures, G8 cars
To PhiladelphiA. A...,........,,..,...... rs
TOTAL '......,..'..........., W
FRIDAY.
To Jersey oity...'...............,,.. 5s oars
Total .........i............ 10 cars
SATURDAY.
To New York. ........................ So cars.
PhilAdelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 16 "
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
MONDAY.
To Jersey City. ty....................... "a cars
To Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. 25"
Total SO cars
TUESDAY.
To Jersey City ty...,.................... Al cars
Philadelphia. .................,..... "A
IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS cars
REcAPITULATIoN.
Car Loads. Baskets. Pounds.
To New York, 307 l53, 900 6l2, 900
Philadelphia, 146 72 500 2302 600
Previous shfp'ts, 1881 9I5, 500 29 296, 900
Total, 22sS 1,l4l, 500 SO, ,52s, 900
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
3netlsn szles.

ID RAL ESTATE AGENTS. AND AUcrIONEERe
IL Those desrous of associatinR in 9 co-peYl.
nofahip with one OF the fasfesttnlEinR'' AucIlon
eers 70 be had can obtain further par sulars 3D.
dressing ALPn A.
20. BOX II, Wood Lawn p. D,
sep4 81 Cecil Co., Nd.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
A9tifEs.

NOTICE.-Ths members OF the Aendelsshon
II Choral Union will meet for rehearsal to-mor-
row evening Srpt. 1lth. q, the rooms No. coo Mar
ket street q ~ O'Clock. All the members are re-
qaested TO be present. sep.101t
yUNHlRD SERIES OF LOAN sTOCK--The HON
1 loan Association In now issuing third series
Of atockthe nrst payment due Fourth Friday, Sept.
26th. Subscriptions far the remaining shares re-
septs 500 Market Street.
NI oTICB-A meeting OF the shareholders OF
~ Clayton Loan Association will be held at the
M Arket on Monday, Sept. 921, at O'Clock P. N.
M. l. LICHTRHSTEtN,
seps-tm Secretary, pro TEN.
NOTICE = HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION
IN Donations OF fancy or other articles for the
Home Table, at the coming Horticultural Bxhibt-
tion, win be thankfully recei, ed bT either Of the
undersigned Committee: Mrs. X. 8. r Butler, S4b
T4tnal street Mrs Philip Quiglsy, Gil King street;
Geo. Richardson, bl5 West street sep4tls
NOTICE TO Tax PAY ERS.-The tax payers Of
~ the Northern District OF WilmiuNton Hundred
are hereby notified that the undersigned will be at
Fighters cigar store. N. ". cor. OF ninth and Mar
ket Streets on Monday next from A. M 10 12 N
and from 70 Q p. NJ, remaining there daily until
further notice, for tile purpose OF receiving County
taxes LEWIS MCCALL,
auR90n Collector.
NJ oTICE-The CO partnership heretofore existing
~ between Martin Johnston and Ferd. r. Boga,
trading under the nrm name OF Johnston 4 boRia,
Book Biniers, was dissolved on the 18th inst, by
mutual consent The business OF the late firm will
be sett ed by Martin Johnson, who will continue
the business AZ the old stand, No. 40 shlpey st,
MAR IN JOHNS ION,
| FERD +. BOGlA.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-on account Of the
| ~ repairs being done TO Newport Bridge, travel
will be suspend sd over It for few days and af-
ter Thursday, Sept 4th, GEO. JACKSON,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
TNAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1873.

The undersigned Receivers Of Taves for the City
OF Wilmington will be At the "ity HaLon and after
the lst DAY Of August ,lsTs between the hours Of
and IL in the morning. and from To IL the after
noon for the purpose OF receiving Taxes All taxes
paid in August up the closing Of the polls of
the city Et cion the face Of the bill be paid
and afler that date ve per cent wi be added TO the
bill ALEXANDER CHANDLER,
WILLIAM SrlLLBY,
auR6-n Receivers Of Taxes
NoTICR-YOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
IN -2d SERiBS.-By a vote OF the members OF
the Young Mems Loan Associate he at their
rooms on the evening Of the 18th inst II was voted
unanimously TO issue i've hundred shares Of New
stock, eommsncing with the month OF June. SUB
scriptiOns tO the will be received by the Pres-
dent, T. Y. de NOrmandie at his store, BOZ Market
street, and also at the farmers Bank, by
jylTu It. X. YOUNG, Secy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
August 80. ls7s-Iqt

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-on account OF the
~ repairs being done 10 Newport Bridge, travel
will be suspend sd It for few days and af-
ter Thursday, Sept Ath, GEO. JACKSON,
Aug29-tf Levy Court Com.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-10
PabIIo Sale.

Another Of those popular sales. HOME I'm
monthly payments in West Wilmington on aatur-
Day, sept, iTth, 50 houBes paying from IL 20 Is per
cent. and 20 house lots, By Dr. Brown Particular
In tuture adveriinement. auRRl-b&R4t
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PALMYRA.

\ 4 - 2
Special co+rcspruuhdsn snre73r the PHr4ssc J II
FIRE.-Quite a disastrous fire oc-
Cured at the Center on Friday last
The old Palmyra House, on the south
east corner of the Square, which had
recently been fitted up by its present
proprietor, Mr. John S. Davis, was
burned to the ground. The lower
part of the main building was occu-
pied by E. J.iShiveIy, as q dry-goOds
and variety store, the upper part by
Charley Brown as harness shop, the
south wing by John Hiser for a dwell
ing. Despitesthe heroic efforts OF the
citizens to. keep the fire from spread
ing, the dwellings of James Stewart
and Thomas Williams, situated just
east Of the corner, were also entirely
destroyed. The origin of the fire isnot
definitely known, ass it was first dis
covered ina smaIliroom in the south
east corner of the store, and quite re-
mote from the stove which had been
in use that day for the first time since
last spring. The loss, though not a
large amount in either case, falls heaY-
lily on the losers, 5 as they are all of
them in very moderate circumstances.
There was@not a dollar of Insurance
on any of the buildlngs or<aheir con-
tents, except thousand dogIArs on
Shively's goods, of which thsre4 was
about $500 werth in store st ths time
The fire had made such headWay
when discovered that but trfRing
amount on the goods were aRed.-
Davis loss on the building about
$1,000. Brown loses q antity
of harness stock, tools, sc. Hiser
saved about half his furnifare.-
saved his furniture, but lost
his house, worth about $3.50. Will
Jams saved his furniture loss on his
house about $400.
!. ATTEMPTED % BURGLARYs-An at
tempt was made last Wednesday night
to break into Wilson & Forsyth's
store by some awkward cuss, whe
tried to open the shutter of back
window witha GRO wbsrI stolen from
John Hawks blacksmith shop, and
which had the point end broken off.
He must havs been some ogreen-horn,
or he would have got a better tool
than that. o.
Palmyra, o., Sept. %, 1873.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

WE call attention to the card of Mr..
Daniel w. Goss, the Democratic can
didate for CoHnty Treasurer. Some
of the opposition leaders think Mr..
Goss' course dishonorable. But they
offer no reason for so claiming. Mr..
G. is a gentleman whose honesty, en-
ergy and business habits abundantly
qualify him for the position, and are
a guarantee that the office under his
administration would be conducted
fer the best interests of the people.
Having been nominated, it is his right
to solicit the snffrages of his fellow
citizens, This he has done in no un-
derhanded way, as is insinuated, but
openly and above board, aud there are
very many Republicans in the county
who are acquainted with him, who
cannot be frightened from his support
by the crack of the party lash.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25
THE Penlsylvania constitutional
Convention re-assemb bled at Philadel-
phia on the 18th inst.

THE following, which we clip from
the MassilIOh american, is as appIica-
BILE to this place as that, and we COM
mend the Suggestions for .remed y1lng
the evils complained of to the author
tiles of our, village :sft'g}l1W
"a zsra and fine audience assem-
bled at the Opera House last Friday
evening to hear the Bell Ringers, and
not respectable person present but
was disgusted with the conduct of
the boys and young men there assem-
bled. Their continued and prolonged
stamping with the feet, Whistling and
even yelling, were disgraceful in the
extEeHae.i SNoMy app pplAudingganY paft
OF the performance is all right and
proper, and clapping of the hands
would have been sufficient for all pur-
poses; but for fifty or one hundred
young men, who ought TO know bet
ter, to keep up such kicking and
stamping; was outa0f all reason, and
Ngoula AaEe been diSgfAce 70 tribe
P 4osteptetss pr 2 IENee 81 bFptes
styled Yahoos in GulliVer's Travels,
having the form and all the vices of
man. No wonder many of the peo-
pie became nervous, and trembled for
the safety OF the substahtiaIly-bu
Opera House. This kind of conduct.
no matterI what the entertainment
may be, is getting to be SO outrageous
that malfy Reople ARE begiR4iqg To-
think it beneath their dignity to attend
performances at the Opera House, and
we knoWof some persons who have
never been in the building, and of
NsI, L -, G.ak
time on last Friday night Long be-
fore an entertainment begins and af-
ter its close. the hall and sidewalk are
standing full of nrchins and bad boys,
swearing, staring at people and max
ing remarks.=abeltzth them, that ladies
zkelfeyed when they have sGfely
run the eHunflefg and ara beY0nd sight
and heafinK. We submit II to the
city authorities, ana to the managers
of the Opera building, whether this
sort of thing pays. We never saw
anything, like it in other cities, and
there is no reason why It should be
encouraged here. Our city is grow
ing steadily, and we are compelled TO
say that IN this reepect we are grow
ing more notoriona.5 we, have 81 spoken
thus freely on this subject, because we
wish public sentiment to frown upon
ali such behavior, and the authorities
to1pnt stop to- it at once. We rec
ommend that every boy found hang
ing about the doors on, the evening Of
an entertainment, or creating dis
t1rbanee in the Opera House, be lock-
ed up in Fort Seaman f0Fltwenty-fou
hours. When about fifty arrests hagei
been made, we think, the nuisance
will be abated. n l--i.iif7 fesfinf 5i.t io tioi
~ .7-si - lsl1s-fsgf JsrsI E3ilasu 8at sFHtf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25
RANDOLPH.

Correspondence.
q The Farmers Club which. met at
Mr.. Levi Hines on Saturday, the 10th
inst, was grand affair. There was q
full attendance of members. accom-
panied BY their wives. The discua-
sion of the various topics occupied
about an hour and a half; after which
the club was invited to sit down to a
bountifuI rspast; which hsd been pre-
pared by the ladies. 9he table liter
ally groaned beneath the burden of
good things. The huge piles of grapes
and the mammoth waternelons which
Mr.. Hine said were of his produc-
tion, and had not been handled by
middlemen, were COED to behold and
agreeable to the taste. The Rev. Mr..
Cole being present, invoked Divine
blessing. The chairman attempted to
make a speech, which consisted In
saying that he "felt that it was good
to be here" and then lapsed 5ntO ST.
lence. The Rev. Mr.. Cole said he ap-
proved of social gatherings, ifr Of a
proper character. But all the speeches
were very short, as other duties
seemed to- press upOnfhoss gathered
about the table. To say that we had
a good tine is very weak language
Adjourned to meet at David SINH
sons, the fnst Monday evening in.
November. B.
Randolph, Sept. %, 1873 ;ItTH g
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Thursday morning. between one
and two O'clock, ne inhabitants of
Kent were sLarted fKem theiE alum
berssby an alarm of hre, sounded by
the engineer Of thG,sWitch eUgine.-
The terrifying whistle sent men to
the streets by Hundreds, all eager to
learnthe whereabontgof the caalse of
the 'alarms The NIGH vas illuIninated
by the hames frn some burning
structure in the direction of the rail-
road shops, and foliowing the crowd,
wesoon reached the scene-a thrill of
horror taking possession of every one
as they beheld the destruction that
was spreading out with rapidity be-
fore them threatening the inmediate
destruclioW of the elegant and mass-
i've buildings belonging, to the ATTAIN
tic and Great Western Railroad Com
pany. The fire originated in the Brass
in which this ard the sEaith inRs de-
partments were located The build
ing was covered with, slate, and with
so little combustible material about it
thRti it was scarcely thought possible
burn it did, and q hot fire it made too.
ne WluQ was tEOlI llo southeast
blowing the flames and cinders square
against the other buildings, and for a
time it seemed ,impossible'to prevent
the fire from swallowing up the entire
main shops. But, by extraordinary
exertions, the fire was confined to this
one building. The entire roof was
burned off, and although it joined the
Iron Foundry, large wooden build
ing, so well directed were the efforts
of the men that the latter was saved.
The fire is supposed to have commu-
nicated from drying oven in the
Brass Foundry, but, although guardt d
by night watchman, there seems to
be no clear solution, unless it is that
the watchman went to sleep and let
the fire get such headWsy as to be en-
tirely qncontrollRble. The loss will
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

On, FRfDAY last, as otMr. Warren
Bishop was engaged in getting saw
dust at the pail factory 1ofA Udall,
Thorn g Co., to put on the. floor Of
his new dwelling on State, street, to
to protect 1t while the masons were
plastering, while under the drag saw
used in cutting blocks for staVes;, he
accidentally knocked out a stick which
held the saw up when not in use,s let
ting. 1t fall, two teeth striking him on
the back Of his head, inficting q se-
we're wound. Had not the saw been
resisted in its force by pin passing
through two posts between which the
saw runs when in operation, the
wound must have proved fatal.-GGF-
rettsviIze Journal sraTsf 4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

SIGNs of approaching winter-Cel-
lars are getting coaled.
JACK FROST is at his work again
painting the forest leaves in the gay
est and most brilliant tints. A rare
old artists he.
The Fair of the Highland Union
Agricultural Society opens at Gar
rettsyille on the 9Th of October, and
Will continue three days.
THERE are seyeral of the street
CROSSINGS that are in q very bad con
dition, the planks having warped
badly, leaving the ends sticking up,
and causing pedestrians to stub their
toes, much to their discomfort. EWill
the City Fathers look after them?
THERE was quite q severe frost on
Sunday morning. Ice was formed in
some places as thick as window glass.
WE understand there was not very
large turn out at the Farmers Pic Mic
at Edinburgh on Saturday. The
farmers of that region don't seem ex-
ceedingly anxious to do homage to
the salary grabber.
THERE is much anxiety in certain
quarters to know whether the ex-
pense of getting Garfield to spout at
Edinburgh pic mic was paid from the
funds of the Farmers Club of that
township, or borne by the Radical
Ring of the county Qaiess sabe7
THERE should be large turn out of
the citizens of Portage county to hear
Hon. William Allen at Alliance on
Saturday next.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

TIN WEDDINa.-On Saturday eve
ming Mr.. Joseph English and wife cell
ebrated the tenth anniversary of their
marriage by tin wedding at their
rooms in Mcdaniel Block, in this
village. There were large number
of the relatives and friends in attend
anee, some seventy persons setting
down to the oweH filed tables, and
the occasion was very pleasant one.
The presents were numerous and ap-
propriate; atn bunting in value to about
$40.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25
Look at Boys Pants at BEATrY's, at

LOOK at Boys Pants at BEATTY's, at
$500. .a ct4,As1
Look for Travelling Bags at BEAT
TVS.
LOOK at Boys Vests at BEArrr's, at
s., ,25.
LOOK at the largest stock of Hats4v
BEATTY's. .jfs
LOOK at Mems Suits at BEArTY's, at
$3.50.
Look at that 25c Cloth Lined Collar
at BEATTY's. uIH
Look at Mems Suits at BEATrT's, at
$1,000.
LOOK for the best Shirt in Ravenna
at BEATTY's. risr-ry
LOOK for bargains generally, at
BEATTY's. sea a
Look at the best stock of Trunks at
BEATTY's.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25


THE Radical organ, through its
sneaking, lying, cowardly, vulgar cor
respondent, charges US with misrep-
resenting Mr.. Beatty. We challenges
Mr.. Beatty, his organ, or any man
who dares openly dispute what we
have said in the matter, to deny that
Mr.. Beatty bolted the nomination of
Mr.. Jackson four years ago, and by
letters to friends, and personally at
the polls, urged his friends not to
him, and that he stood at the
polls on election day. and scratched
the name of Mr.. Jackson, the regular
nominee, from the ticket and put on
that of q man who was not a member
of the Republican party.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

CHRYsTAL GLASS WoRKs.-Mr. Bal
linger has already commenced the re-
construction of his ChrystaI Glass
Works recently destroyed by fire, and
will push it forward to an early com
pletion. It is hoped that those who
subscribed to the fund for his rslief
will make prompt pagment Of sthe
amount TO E. S. Comstock, Esq, at the
Savings and Loan Associations Bank
ing House.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

II FREE OF CHAReE.-Call at Belding
8 Armstrong; Drug Store and get
sample bottlsSof DR.. a. Boschee's
German Syrup, Free of Charge. It
has lately. been introduced. in this
couhtry from Germany, and for any
person suffering with a severe cough,
heavy cold settled on the breast, con-
sumption or any disease,of the throat
and lungs it has no equal in the world.
Our regular size bottes rs cents. In
all eases money will be promptly re-
turned if perfect satisfaction is not
givsnsis; Two doses win relieve any
case FRY it, 1am ee 5.l.. W 269-am
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25

: MILL1NER1.-Miss jackson. d the
East end of Opera House Hlock, is in
receipt of her Fall Stock of Millinery
Goods, embracing all the novelties of
the season, to which she INVITES the
attention of the ladies of RavennA and
vicinity. gfFf4f3If To{