Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1877-05-05
Ohio HEusincss Agency.
Nos. % AND II EAST THIRD STREET, }
CINcINNArI, o., April Is, 1877. J


Nos. % AND II EAST THIRD STREET,
CINcINNArI, o., April Is, 1877. J
AS the Ohio agency is to be made
selfsustaining, we now heartily invite
Patrons regardless of location to use Its
channels, and all Information asked for
will be given, and their wants supplied
as far as possible on the same terms as
same is furnished TO Ohio Patrons.
Letters aud orders must be under seal
OF Grange, and when information is
wanted must contain stamps TO prepay
reply. The more we supply the mem
bcrs of the order, the cheaper will be
It's purchases made, and the cheaper 1t
can fiji the wants of members, and the
less they will have to contribute to the
support of the agency. You will not
hesitate TO deal with the agency If You
will give it one trial, as with united
consolidation Of orders it will supply
your wants 50 low as to defy competl-
zion.
Our circular of prices will be issued
and sent out this week or early next
week. Patrons will have to be little
patient rs our work has become very
great, and we have to economic as
much rs possible 90 steer our boat
through with as little expense as posi-
Die, until all come down TO work OH
our new system. Nothing but success
will at this date anSwer our purpose.
The GREAT success attending the in
PRODUCTION of the Buckeye Chilled Piow,
to take the place of the Oliver, has been
so complete, that we know that our
members are in earnest in making the
work of the order success in every
respect, and are now ready to cooper
ate with US in accomplishing our pur-
pose
The combination of manufacturers OF
reapers and mowers this year is SO well
organized that we caunot accomplish
anything unless you stand by us as you
have against the Oliver Chilled Plow.
The Climax self-rake reaper, dropper
and mower, as nov improved and
manufactured by Gibbs IS Sterrett
Manufacturing Company, Cory, Pa,
is second to no other machine for easy
running, and doing good work. 1t is
furnished Patrons only in Ohio at a re-
duced price from previous rates and
like the Buckeye Chilled Plow is sold,
on its merits 1t can be tried fairly
ard honestly, and if it fails to do as
good work as any other machine, 1t is
no sale. But if it does, it is to be paid
for on or before August l, 1877, or on
terms agreed upon at time OF purchase.
The company has sent the gentlemanly
general superintendent, Mr.. J. n.
Bright, to Ohio, to visit those Patrons
desiring machines this season, to explain
the merits of this machine, and to set
them up when so desired. If each
County Grange will let US know when
they meet, and if any machines are
wanted, one will be sent and friend
Bright will meet with you. All who
have used these machines speak in the
highest terms of them.
Patrons, rally to the support Of your
agents against the comblued forces
working against us, and you will have
no cause for complaint or for regret.
Not single machine should be bought
of those refusing us terms. One sea
son Of this kind of work will settle the
reaper and mower question.
Our trade with X. Hamilton & Co,
Nos. 60 and 90 East Pearl street, Gin
cinnati, one Of our grocery houses, is
giving such great satisfaction that Pat
rons are drawing their supplies very
heavily from them, and this house, and
that of A. A. Golfer & Co., are sending
many goods into all the surrounding
States, even Alabama has drawn on
Golfer 81 Co., for bill OF $4,000. This
is the kind of cooperation we want.
Neither Of these houses charge drayage
for delivery of goods to depots or
wharves.
The number of visitors to the agency
Inc past week was so large that We have
hoI space to name but few, of whom
were Worthy Master Ellis, Brother
~ hiItacre, OF Morrow, and last, but not
least, brother y. Il. Kellar late State
committeeman, who was as ever full of
rigor in behalf of the order. With him
were quite number of Patrons from
old Fairfield, the county which turned
out last season the largest procession Of
Patrons in Ohio. If these brethren arc
samples of the Patrons of Fairfield, NE
can vouch for that county being sound
against all assaults made by the enemys
shells at our order.
In conclusion, remember that salt,
lumber, seed, land plaster, bone dust
aud coal are now at their lowest prices.
Keep in mind also, that we can furnish
two of the best aud cheapest one-horse
corn drills made, the ''Barbon, and the