HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-03-05, Page 44 THE WINU1IAM TIME6, MARCH 5, 1697,
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COLIN A, CAI`1PBlLL,
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FRIDA.Y, MARCH 5, 1897
EDITORIAL NOTES.
HoN, HUGH JOHN MAC'DONALD has
announced that he will accept the 21liabilities of the bank were given at ;beat. His band was placed upon
0 osition leadershipIn the Manitoba 15 years of age and a BritishA
pp' )' 001,531,24, a.nd its assets at k%';50,208- • the cavity, hut the blood still spurted
Legislature provided it is the wisb ofsubject. 42, thus showing a balance of •51,768 • I out. Veterinary Blackall was secu. •
Iris friends. If unseated in lVinni•(a) Temporary absence as lumber 18 in its favor. These assets he said l cd. He found that a wart had grown
T111•: VOTERS' LIST. The Midway Failure. Messrs 11, Il. O'Connor, druggist MARKET REPORTS.
a and R. S. McKee, both of Teeswater, t, \\•lst:I:Asc.
Mat shoal franchise (M. 1+.)provail3 Dliicltnay, March 1, -A meeting of t,iugllltm, b'ebt•u.tl•ti• 25th, 1807.
For the elections for the Local Le the creditors of the insolvent Carrick have invented a parkas game that; : corrected by P. Deans, l'ro,tuce realer.
't' 11'inaneia1 Company eatrrying on busi- Promises. in the near future to become ; Flour per 1u0 lbs 1 00 to 2 00
ness as private bank was held herel more popular than the wonderfully;l'ttii Wi,eut
Oars, new
laturc The assessment rolls for
this year will form the basis of the Saturday afternoon and was attend Popular games fort and crokinole 1 Spring ;wheat
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voters' list to be used at the next ed by from three to four hundred have been in the past. Patents in Marley
nterested arises, Statements re- 4aria and the I . S. will tiltababl3
r1
Provincial general electrons. Aa 11
chane willduring the corrin sc•s. seated were not very clear :incl were be pp ied for, and the chances are!
+� g conducted to a large extent in the that the inventive genius of these to,
sion, be made in the Dominion frau- German language Mr. John Miller, young men may yet yield thein a
chise act so as to bring it in harmony who has been making up the hoolcs golden harvest. To test the value of
with the Provincial franchise act for Mr. Schneider the acting assigned their idea the inventors entered it in
and it is additionally advisable that presented a statement. He stated that the January Wedderburn compete- :
the Provincial lists be well attended an app trent surplus on the estates of the satisfaction and encouragement
from present appearances there was tion at Washington, D. C., and had
to. It is, therefore, of the utmost the partners in the concern, as follows: of winning• a handsome and valuable
mdal, We trust that theirins ortatce that the name of every Charles S 1ultes "7 8�8 Ar drew silver
; •
Lil cause Geissler, w1,097 Jonas Ilergott, invention will prove highly relnun-
voter friendly to the bera
should be entered on the assessment,
$Ueoige o stn et 8 UJ L b ' o �1 58U•• erative
rol:. All other franchises conferring
a vote for the Local Legislature are ever was likely to be considrably cut 1 rester the other day. He has a
merged in that of the manhood fran- down as large numbers of accounts' number of fat steers being prepared
chile (J[. ]t'.). The qualifications were not yet in, and man/ of the as- , for the May British market. Under
are:—Itesidence in the Province for
i sets would have to he written off : one of the animals the attendan
ire had besides discovered ancrror of bund a pool of blood and made search
nine months, and in the particular `three thousand dollars in Mr. Her- � to ascertain the cause. Behind the
municipality at the time of the be gott's stock books and other errors forean of the beast, near the heart.
ginning of the assessment (February would doubtless yet appear. The
; F,Zettel, 5 3,'33O: Carrick Financial I A peculiar freak of nature occurred
Co.,$4,708. Total $29,505. This row- on the stock farm of Mr. D. A. For -
the blood gushed out at every heart
peg- he will not contest the city again
for the Dominion House. Sir Chas.
Tapper has given hist Sent to Ilugh
John's retirement,
IIUN. CLIFk'i►RD tg'IFTON. Minister of
of the Interior, has decided to amal-
gamate the Department of the In-
man, mariner, fisherman or student were composed of notes mortgages,) over one of the main arteries. The
at an institution of learning in and real estate; but no details were ; The steer had rubbed against the
Canada shall not disentitle such per given. There will be a loss on the stall until the wart came off with the
notes and the real estate will not bring 1 above result The artery wat tied
Son to he entered on the voters' list. ilie amonnts stated. i For several days the beast was very
But no student shall be entered on
the list where he attends school, etc.,
unless he has no other place of resi-
terror and Indian Affairs, into one dente entitling him to vote.
deputy head. James A. Smart of (b) Enfranchised Indians may vote
Brandon, Man., will be the new de- without a property qualification, and
putt' of both departments. Mr.I3ay- non -enfranchised Indians, not resid-
ing among Indians or on en Indian
reserve, may vote if assessed for
4200 in cities and towns and $100 in
villages and townships.
Many persons are quite indifferent
as to their names appearing on the
voters' list until too late : the Liberal
workers must look after and urge
tur heed, the present deputy of
Indian affairs, has been offered super-
annuation, which will amount to
about 81,600 per annum, or a posi-
tion in the department. Dir. A. M
Burgess, present deputy of the In-
terior, will be offered the position of
Commissioner of Dominion lands in
the eclah-n (1.t . at probably
the same salary as he has at present.
Other changesswill follow, and Mr.
Tifton expects to have bis depart-
ment, thoroughly and efficiently
manned by the time parliament
meas.
ONTARIO'S GOVERNMENT.
Speaking on the Budget in the
Legislature on Tuesday Mr. Darrow
took up the charge against the Gov-
ernment, of extravagance. This he
said was "relative term. If we were
getting what we paid for there could
be no extravagance. Ontario was a
province that could afford to pay
for a good Government and the ques-
tion was had it a good Government.
No country in the world had a more
efficient or impaial administration
of j ustice; On ata public institutions
were not excelled anywhere nor were
they conducted anywhere at a less
average cost. Ontario was not over -
governed; in alt the Departments of
Government the cost was reasonable
The principles enumerated on the
other side of the House were in main
admirable but when those gentlemen
carne co apply their principles it was
difficult to tind them. Col. Matheson
had made an e;ccellent speech with
material at his had but the had said
nothing that the Rouse had not list-
ened to over and over again for years
TLe charge was that the Government
has been dissipating the capital of the
of the province and appointing its
friends to unnecessary offices. The
Government had kept itself free from
financial entanglements; - it bad no
debt and not interest charge. True
there were $2,000,000 of outstand-
ing railway certificates but against
these a ere 01,000,000 of assets. If
these obligations were to he met to-
morrow less than it dollar a head on
the province would meet them. The
opposition cried out about the Gov-
ernment heelers and leeches sucking
the lifeblood out of the province.
Why did they not get down to par.
tioulahs and name the heelers and
leeches' Mr. (Yarrow said that he
believed in retrenchtnent, but he also
believed in governing the Province
properly. The finances bad been
honestly and carefully managed.
During the last ten years the Gov-
ernment had not once exceeded the
appropriations, I:or had it been dia.
appointed in its estimate of the
receipts."
them to have there names entered
Schneider was elected assignee, 1weak from loss of blood, bat is now
Messrs. Lucas Steigler, James John• cluing well.
stop, c ce, Murat , At about 2.30 a. m• on Tuesday
Alden Goetz were appointed inspee (morning the fire alarm disturbed
tors.
-- ----- the peaceful slunlbsrs of the Clinton -
!News Notes. i ians who on rushing to the center of
On Feb. 17th, Mr. Adam Black of, the town, could see no indications of
was scop
C• W MK AloisM t and
the fire which, ]lowever,
North Dakota, was united in mar- i found to be located in the old Royal
riage, to Miss Emma Moffatt, (laugh.,
Hotel property, on Ontario St,,
ter of the late Win. Moffatt. The occupied by Mr. John Shepherd and
marriage was solemnized by Rev. t, ' Suey Web. Messrs J. Shepherd and
MaeNabb, of Whitechurch and
T. Beacom had on Monday opened a
L tngsidc, at the residence of the
residence of the bride's mother, Cul- grocery store in the western end of
ross. A large number of neighbors the building, and the fire was in the
•
and friends were present to witness hall partitiion m this pa: t, J'ul
upon the roll. Not a few have just the tying of the nuptial knot. Mr. tunately iG had not made much
come of age; then, too, there are
hired men and others who have
never voted and who may not be
aware of their right to vote, which
was conferred upon them by the
Provincial Government. The import-
ance of having the names of all these
placed on the roll cannot be 'over-
estimated. A personal application to
the assessor, followed up, if necessary
by an affidavit in the proper form,
will cause him to place all thes,
names on his roll. It is the duty of
the assessor to place on the roll all
persons qualified as voters without
requiring theta to make any affidavit
whatever.
WEST WAWANOSH.
Mr. Robertson, 'of Marnoch is
spending a few weeks visiting Mrs. J.
W. Gibson.
Rev. Mr. Swann, of Dungannon
preached at Ebenezer on Sunday.
Stewarts mill has started cutting
logs at Saratoga.
The storm has blocked the roads
again and the attendance at the
school is very small just at present.
Rev. Mr. Pring is not able to rt -
tend to his duty at present. -
DUNGANNON.
The concert on Thursday evening
by the Public Library, was a grand
success and the local talent deserve
credit for the able manner in which
each took their part.
We are sorry to say that Mr. John
Glenn is not recovering as speedily
as might be expected.
Mrs. F. W. Little is on an extend•
ed visit to friends at Lucknow.
Mr. Geo Stothers is spending a
few days visiting his paren is at Hacket
town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fowler and
family leave on Tuesday for their
honkie in North Dakota Their many
1 friends wish them the best success
lin their new home.
Mr. Geo Smith, who has been en-
gaged with Mr. Dan Bickle, at the
1 harness making having secured
'a situation with Mr. Dutnin, leaves
Ion Tuesday for Neepawa. Mr. Geo.
I'attin also leaves for Brandon, the
' same day.
Miss Susan McMatlh has returned
home after an extended visit to
friends in Ctinten.
' Mies Susan Jones is visiting friends Sproat left Egtntondville and settled
at lir. T. Allen's.
and Mrs. Black will leave for their
home in Dakota. The good wishes
of many friends accompany them.
headway, and a few pails of water
soon put it out. The fire apparently
started immediately behind the stove
which seemed to be a safe distance
Information was laid before the away, the wall being also protected
Mayor cf Clinton on Monday, charg- by a sheet of zinc, and when the
ing the G. T. R. with obstructing store was closed there was no indica
the Bayfield road crossing by the tion of any danger. The loss was
train fora longer time than allowed only trifling., as the stock was not
by law, viz;—flve minutes. The removed.
case was tried, and five witnesses
testified that they did not believe
the crossing was closed mord than
four minutes. The circumstances
were unusual, the delay being caused
by the loading up of about twenty
pieces of theatrical baggage. and
taking the view that , the delay in
this instance was excusable, the
charge was dismissed, with the in-
junction that as far as possible the
highway be kept clear in future.
Mr. R.• Roach, of Brussels the well
known horse man, now has in train-
ing for the races in the spring the
following string of trotters,' Maple
Leat, 2:19?, ; Reddy, 2 :191; Steel
Hal, -2:241; llockaways, 2:291 ; and
O'Donnell, a green horse, but very
fast. This is one of the finest strings
of trotters in Qntario and Mr. Roach
is just the man to make them show
up the best, as there are few drivers
on the turf n ho can handle a horse
as well as lie can. Besides those
already mentioned he also has in his
stable Florence G., 2:18, and her
coit by Online, 2:0.1, which is a very
racy looking fellow. Mr. Roach
expects to add several mere to this
list in the spring.
Mr. Joh* Sproat, one of the early
settlers of Huron county, was called
to rest from his labor on the 17th of
February, after about a year's illness
which he bore with true Christian
patience. Mr. Sproat was born in
Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, on
April 1st, 18:0, and consequently
was nearly 77 years of age at his
death. He came to Canada 1847,
and settled in I.:ginondville where
he continued to reside for seven
years, engaged as it blacksmith.
In 1848 he was married, at Hamilton
to Miss, Jane Ross, who cane out
from Scotland that year. 'She died
about nine years ago. Ile had four
brothers and one sister, all of whom
died before him. One brother,
Thomas, came to Canada and met
his death on the railroad, near Luean
about 20 years ago. In 185.4, Mr.
on the farm in 11 ttckerarnith, on which
lived until he died. For some
An important deputation of eastern he .
Ontario representatives waited 01i the, }ears he carried on the business of
Government at Ottawa to eeouresupport brickmaking in addition to manag-
for a Georgian Bay canal. ing his farm.
071 to 0 75
0 74 to 0 75
017 to 0 18
020 to 030
030 to 037
. ,0 10 to 0 11
012 to 0 12
1 00 to 1 15
7 50 to 8 50
0 20 to 0 20
0 3 too 3
o 2 to 0 21
020 to 025
Ducks 0 40 to 0 50
0 4 to 0 5
„ 0 7 to 0 8
,.42.ito4(10
110 to 23
Butter,..........
Eggs per dozen
Wood per cord.... .
Hay per tor.,
Potatoes, per bushel,
Tallow, per lb
Dried Apples, per lb
Chickens
Sunday night three young teen
from Kmkora were driving through
main street, Mitchell, and acting in
a disorderly ,manner, by sh;.uting
and rising profane language. Con-
stable Hodgcs caught the horse by
the head nearly in front of the
Methodist church, and tried to arrest
the whole party. He held onto the
rtnglcader, whcn the other two tried
to rescue their comrade, but Mr
Hodges struggled bravely and suc-
ceeded in landing his .man in the
cooler, but in the meantime the other
two jumped,in the cutter and beat at
hasty retreat. Monday they returned
to look after their• companion, when
Mr. Hodges secured theta and then
took the three before Magistrate
Flagg, who fined . two of then; $5
each and costs, and the other $t and
costs, the whole amounting to x30.50.
This was paying rather dearly: for
their amusement, and it is hoped it
will have a wholesome effect on their
future conduet.
Geese
Turkeys..
Dressed Ilogs
Wool
A 6 per cent. Permanent In7estment
The Equitably .ravings Loan & Building Assc-
oiation ot•Toronto, are selling hates of their new
iesuo of Veru'aneue Stock at $100 each, l'articipar is
in 1u11 (awning, of the Assoc; awn front which they
are paying' half yearly dicidt'rdi at the kite of
per annum, IBatter%cd ear:.i payable as a bonus
tit the will of with lice years.
For p1?ticuitus of security ttc., ni•l.ly to
A. 1:. SHITMI, Aoosr,
•
"(„Alts; -1n Winuham on March Ist.,,
the wife of t\lr. free Carr a daughter.li':.
MARSI I11hU.
IIOS.3?.'.
FOR SALE ®iI REAL •
FAlt11 rf 9e acres, Kh•lnss township, Bruce Co.,
'5 acids cleared; sttcam of sprl g w.. ter, two good
wells; new wiud•u id, good house, large bank barn,
good stables; two acre 'marina' ur(•hard, 11 wiles from
41'hitechulc3, station,, 4 from i.u(•l.uol,; au excellent
opportunity 101• pmfltablu d tiry bnsnl053,
Appl, to ifra A. iht,:ut, f.uauto,v, If A. Stewart
St.
1....1D111:3 or A. G. Stewart, Teeiwieer.—
THE HOLST$EPI DAIRY
is prepared to till orders for u.i k of the best quality
Ills co vs are lc(3! Ad, are kept scrnpulunsly elute
and tnill< tl,t1th drt 110143 and are honked in clean
(tables. Purely chi, milk must he nice to d riot(
and mrro wl•olei-oule then that. Ir' ni cos a wh • carry
,41:13, plain •,idencrsaf13133, 'wen is, a about them
and are ulp+,yud to feed on theatre, is and back yards
if the town.
a CUMsERLAND—C11AMNEY---At the resi-
dence of Richard Chamney Wawanosh
on March the 2nd inst by Rev W. W.
Leeoh of Whitechurch, Miss Annie
Chamneyoto James Cumberland of
Wallace. k
DIED
l 'ANDERSON—In Morris, on Monday,
March, the 1st, Thomas Anderson, aged
70 years 9 mouths.(
1'- STEwART—In Wroxeter, on Sunday
Feb. 28th ult., Isabella Stewart, relkt
of the late John McTavish, age 79 years
2 months.,
Feb.bAwioN--In Winghan, on Sunday,
Feb. 28 inst. Alexander Dawson, aged
53 years 7 months.,
It'or Oyer Fifty Years.
TIDE TO C UJBTOFJ.
Ix •Atli )I.,
Nul1a1
TER / 4. .10118 17 (11n:11:11 Ul•• rnit Tow;' 11^ 0.7
x'1141 eol•174. OF 1111108, ('.(11!41 , A•(
I1EULt E1: .
\ut:ec 34 het by gi,tat that .John :1 doer, of the
10,18t113' of 110 's, in the County , 110400,' 1' uv10r
il•+s 1'8(10 Ito 48 gement, nude It. s, (l., 18117,
wh.;'(el 121 and a Iv"dim: tot. '.f •dl his estate,
c'e'nts , 11(l effects t 41 40394,, te,er, 4 f l he village
of 1'100%100 lit 00 s: ''l cauu •, ulereloun, f 1r the
gel nd hent tit of his i'edit
A meeting of the el c1•1 rs of the said Insolvent
u 12 l o Ile:1l et the office ,t It \'uurtulw Solicitor
for the said Ass(gt eo, ' , hu r0w11 of win.(111un in
the 4eid (:ug' dy o3 1111 in 44 1100,1ny the 81',11 (1uy
1 0,u4r1, A. I1, 1897, 7. Shy our of two o'clock iu
the afternoon, to (11 vire a s to aunt 1.1 airails to
appoint l nt•pectors od fur the .41e. fine of the a3!.(rs
c f the estate get. • .t'ly
C4 editors are 1 q'tired to 10a tit it taints with the
AsIag1100 or his :old Solicitor. wit the proofs and
paltieul:ws t3 'reef ,•quires b1 the aid Acts, 00 or
before the 11 y of such meeting.
And anti . is further ;fit en that ,ft r the twenty.
fifth day March, A. D. 1807, the eslgnee will
proceed 1 (Mittibute the assets of the s J Insolvent
4.1901105• the parties entitled thereto, 31a ing regard
only t. the claims of which notice shall . en ha, e
been '1100, and •that he will not be liab • for the
are a or any part there(f so distributed ,t0 Sill•,
p0 on or persons of whom claim he shill n t 1110(1
ha had notice,
It VAN$TI INis, 'VILLIa11 'MESSER, Bin !Vale,
SoPeitor for Assig ce. Assigner,
Date I at N 10411aim this 2901 d iy of February, 1807,
AN OW AND WELL -TRIED REMEDY---
Mra, WVinslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mild
lions of mothers fcr their children while'
teethantr, with perfect success. It soothes !
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, eurea wind colic, and is the best
ietuedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant lo
the taste. Sold by druggists in every '
part of the world. Twenty -live cents It
bottle. Its value is inealuable. Be Pure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup, and take no other kind
MOR 1 CA E SAL •
OF VALUABLis FARM PROPE ,TY •IN.TFfu
TOw \SHIP OF WEST W \y ANOSII I\
THE i OUNTY OF llURO
Undue and ly virtue of a pei :; of tetle,centaincd
in a ce.tail' 11 'rtlra:e dated th 19th d ty of Derenl.
ber A. D. 1895, ,Which will he - rome. 11 at the time
of sale there 311 be sold 1,3, i'uolic Auction, by
William J. Little Auctiotic° , at
IIeGARR HO EL, LUCKNOW.
Wednesday th
th of March, 1897
at the hour of two ' lock In the afternoon, Ole
following lands and t e lbws that is to say:
The west h,lf of lot wither twenty six 1n the
Foul teunth 0011:e3 • el o Nest Wawanosh in the
Couit1 of Huron, c ntalii • by aduteaaurcn.ent one
hundred acres mo a or less.
Th farm is We situated o the gravel road load
ing from 1.00kno • to \t'11(gh. 11, ..n • is about fire
mile. froth Luc coir and 5411.011 11104 front tt•iigha19
Ahnnt eighty a oa ire cleared : id in a good state
of multi,. (tion , and a calsulora ,. amount of tall`
ploughing 34 ne thereon, aid tl balwtce k tlmn
heretl with I ixcd timber, pone Ily hardwood.
The s (1 is a ood clay loam, and the arum is watered
bo a never thing ihaing creek The • are on the
premistsa ram du ellhlg 24 x39 wit kitchen at,
taebed 18 24 and a frame barn 42 c lit with stable
undernaa t; 3n gond repair. and a small reltard.
TER\l: ,OF BALE: -•Ten per cent of th purchuso
stoney m the day of sale and the baht •n within
thirty 1 acs thereafter. Arrnugumo It can a made
hoa•ev r, to allow a pot tion of tile purcha money
to r tame on worts 'go at reasonable 3 teres(,
Furer particulate and conditions of sale, , 311 be
made known on the day of sale, or may
be had on application to the Auctioneer. to leo. A.
biddall, Esq•. Luekiow, or to the Vendors 'Solicitor,
]t. VANSTONE,
Vo•Id'rs' Solicitor, wiughanl.
Dat(d this 17th day ot)fubruary, A. L, 1397,
oman's
Is never done, and It Is especially wearing
and wearisome to those whose blood is
Impure and unfit properly to tone, 'sus-
tain, and renew the wasting of nerve
muscle and tissue. It is mo, a because of
this condition of the blood that women.
aro rule down,
Tired, Weak, Nervous,
Than because of the work itself. Every
physician says so, and that the only rem-
edy is in building up by taking a good
nerve tonic, blood purifier and vitalizer
like Hood's Sarsaparilla. For the troubles
Peculiar to ;;`omen at change of season
climate or lite, or resnitiu g from hared
work, nervousness, and impure blood,
thousands have found relief and cure in
You can't go on losing
flesh under ordinary con-
ditions without the knowl-
edge that something is
wrong, either with diges-
tion or nutrition. If the
brain and nerves are not fed,
they can't work. If the
blood is not well supplied,
it can't travel on its life
journey through the body.
Wasting is tearing down;
Scott's Emulsion is building
up. Its first action is to im-
prove digestion, create an ap-
petite and supply heeded nu-
trition. Book free.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Bdlevilte, OttI,
's
Sarsaparilla
The One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle.
Prepared only by C.I. hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
are the only pills to take
Hood's PIIS with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
PARING FCTORYI
Having purchased Messrs, John
Watt (l'•. Son's planing factory, I am
now prepared to supply the needs of
the public in
11IATCIIEi) AND DRESSED
LUMBER, SASII, DOORS,
MOULiiINGS
and everythiiig found in a first-class
factory.
Also a supply of Latha11(1 Shingles
on hand.
Ourprice� will he found right.
S. BENNET 1,
Snccedsol' 10
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ems, r:���o
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•
Weekly (11•the 11.1.1 '1131x8 '$ 1 25
" 1f.tii LY: E rieire " 1 00
• " Sun and 1 40
.� " A'lvet•tis:r and, .t
7 " Witness 1441.1 ti
Vitality 1-14.443) ,h 33,81. tt
radii .c 3t•ireei'It• and
Flu•n1i,c; (•n niftily) an 1 t,
Daily (31 .h-1. ,tlrl "
" \V'n•Id An 1
.. Newt;
f150
1 GO
1 75
2 50
1 40
1 75
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2 75
1 50
hoop, C 1 000
THE PLEASURE
That young iintj of y( urs would be
pleased mole( d to have one of
our Jlettotilal Rings.
'Haven't asked leer!
Well if you don't
1101134' olhe'1'fel •
loH' till t e
the Ineky
11)1311.
IIAVE VOL .:BEN OCR FINE LINE OF
—DIAMONDS, •
—PEARLS,
---OPALS in SIN(YI.I.
—and C O 1 I I3 I N A T I O N
—STONES.
Call and see our stock of Xmas
goods and vedding prctei is on De-
cember the .1.t.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
J. R. M U N S H -AW,
Je inter and Optie:aa
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