See advertisement… …of John G. Carter, Charleston, Tennessee, relative to stray horses found on his premises. ++++++++++++++++++++ Notice. Charleston, Tennessee July 10th, 1872 Found in my pasture yesterday, one Roan mare, three years old–also one Bay horse, three years old–saddle, bridle and blanket found. Property supposed to have been stolen.
Notice The undersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Bradley county, Standard Keeper and Sealer of Weights and Measures, and this is to notify all persons who have weights or measures, without seals upon them, to come forward and get them sealed, for if they buy or sell
Repairing. Mr. Wm. FELLER, the Agent of the Weed Sewing Machine, at this place, will not only sell you the best Machine known to the world, but will repair your old one, and put it in good running order. It matters not whose manufacture it is he proposed to make
Roasted Coffee Mr. T. L. CATE [also mentioned in an above article as being the Mayor] has in store a lot of coffee already parched, which, upon trial, we find to be an extra good article– something that might be called number one. Try it and you will find that
The undersigned has opened a Livery Stable on Church street, two doors southwest of the former stand of CATE & McGAUGHEY where he intends to keep the best of stock fro the accommodation of the public. He will hire and feed as cheap as anybody else. The best and most
Having recently enlarged my house and increased my stock, I respectfully ask my numerous friends and customers to call and examine my stock. Mr. J.J. KELLEY, well known to this community as a polite and accommodating salesman, is still with me, ever ready to wait upon and in a substantial
Ocoee House John Q. A. LEWIS has taken charge of this House, and as he expects to lend all his best energies to make it a first class Hotel, he solicits a liberal share of the public patronage. He has reduced the fare to 50 cents per meal. Other charges
W.H. CRAIGMILES – Would respectfully announce to his many old friends and customers that he has removed his stock of goods to his old stand on the corner of Ocoee and North Streets where he would be pleased to see them. He has a good stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Mrs. OVIATT & STARTSMAN, Take pleasure in announcing to their many friends and customers, in Cleveland and vicinity, that they have just received their Fall and Winter stock of Fashionable Millinery Goods, consisting of Bonnets, Hats, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Laces and in fact everything else kept in a Milliner’s establishment.
Dealers in Books, Stationery, Newspapers, Periodicals, Magazines, Pens, Ink, Jewelry, Watches, Ppe, Spectacles. Cleveland, Tennessee. Subscriptions for Daily and Weekly newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals of all kinds received at Publishers’ prices and promptly attended to. Orders for Books, or anything else in our line, which is not on hand, will
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