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Cromwell Argus, Volume XI, Issue 575, 16 November 1880, Page 3

■ I ■ ,7 A isstopormao/, /i j« OHLY JL urn ISDAYS TEST TRIAL m ' ' A /1 i’A style of a the eye of the connoisseur, and stamps It at once as the most beautiful case extant. Dimensions: Height, 74 In.; Width, 48in.; Depth,B4 in. 3gets of Reeds. 5 Oc. taves. 18 Stops, French Veneered Panneled Cases highly finished. Bpattyfslmproyed KneaSweM, and Beatty’s new Excelsior Grand Organ Knee The mechanism, design, and music in this Organ renders it the most , desirable ever before manufactured for the parlor or draw- —""" r*-*- 11 — : -'— J such an Instrument by, 0.00. My offer, Only . .. _ sslrament only after yon hava fully tested Uaiysitrown home. If it is not as represented, return at my expense, I paying freight both ways. Remember, thisoffe'r'is at the very lowest Usure. and that 1 positively will not deviate from this price. Fully ■warranted for 6 years, , Organ sold, sells The most successful House in America. More unsolicited testimonials than any manufacturer. I Aave<extended my saJespow overjthe entire world. The ; sen shines ho where buiit lights my Imtrtunent,. Since my recent re turn from an extended tour through the Continent of Europe, I am more determined than ever that no city or town thronghdutthe entire civilized world hall be unrepresented by my celebrated instruments. PIANO awnsaana Ssi4t> and upwards. Beware of litiKatiomf Having recently been MA.'VQB. of mV 6\«n city, snouldbe sufficient proof of my Veapon. slbility. Illustrated Newspaper giving information about cost of Pianos and Organs sent free. Address! EAITIUr. I s . BEATTY, Washintftcm, Hew Jersey.

3 » : |rjn HE CROMWELL BAKERY. ’ J. SCOTT, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER, i-g7 - * 1 1 . Melmore-street, Cromwell. (JgrFamilies waited oh‘for orders, and Bread regularly delivered in all parts of the district. TO THE PUBLIC OF CROMWELL AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. /_;■];! V ■ v _ ■ ■ • MICHAEL DALEY, ! BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Cromwell and Surrounding Districts that be has PURCHASED | the STOCK-IN-TRADE of the late W. Taylor, and hopes for a continuance of the same libera patronage enjoyed by the late firm. All Orders and Repairs carefully and punctuly attended'to. : " '• ' j®* Note the Address— Melmore Terrace, Cromwell (Opposite Talboys’: London House, Drapery I, ’*'• Establishment), Medical hall dispensary, MELMORE TERRACE, CROMWELL. i HENRY HOTOP, Having purchased the Business lately conducted ! by Mr Max. Gall, begs to inform the residents of Cromwell, Clyde and the surrounding districts that he is now the only Dispensing Chemist in Vincent County, and that, to meet the requirements of his business, be has supplied himself a Large Stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS & PATENT MEDICINES ' ' ; : Of every description. In connection with the above, H. Hotop has also a most varied and choice i Stock of 1 v. ! ; : C FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, COSMETICS, SCENTS, ! , &C., &C., &C., That will well repay a visit of inspection. . STATIONERY & BOOKS. Ledgers, Journals, Day and Minute Books, Writing Paper and Envelopes of all classes. GENERAL NEWS AGENCY. English, European and American Newspapers and Journals supplied to Subscribers at low rates, and sent post free all over the country. ; TOBACCOS & CIGARS (Choicest Brands). N.B.— As the business will be conducted under 'the immediate supervision of Mr H. Hotop, all those who may favor him with their command may rely on every attention being paid them. Prescriptions most carefully dispensed. Orders received from the Clyde portion of the district will be promptly attended to. HENRY HOTOP, Cromwell