Columbus Mills.
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EVHE subscriber will be thankful if all pei
- sons indebted to the Columbus Mills, whe.
ther for Lumber, Meal, or Forr will call on him
and settle their accounts. Many of the accounts are
small, and attended with much trouble in collection
in consequence of this difficulty, it is determined moi
to make accounts for meal or -four Those sendnc
for either, will pay the money to the subscriber and
get an order or tickets, or send the money TO the
mills, as they please. 1t is altogether owing to the
trouble OF collecting that this course is adopted, the
accounts beng so small, and all can enter into thi:
arrangement much easier than he can the other.


NJ WALTHALL.
January 6, 1887 26-tf