HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-10-27, Page 8(lJX ,.1d.�yd,11li . .
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Dress
Goods
AND 3 T•iTINGS..
All new wcave6 represented.
Extensive Assortment, Stock
now 'cit highest point.
Tweed Suiting, Homespun,,
`'"reh.es, Broadcloth,
Camel's Flair Weaves s in plain,
plaid and striped designs, Pop-
liss.' Cashmere, Crepons and
Brocade.
RE/UV-MADE CLOTHING
i`•,r:.st,. i,; Elie spice of life.
There is sufficient variety of
Ready-to-wear Ciuthiegr at
this store to suit all tastes.
CARPETS A00
LACE QUoTAI dS
The stock never contained
so fine a collection of Carpets
- in Brussels, Tapestry, Wools
and Unions in all the newest
:shades.
FURS AND MANTLES
This is' the best of all our
best stocks. The stock is
overflowing with choice goods,
just the h ind for those wanting
the correct styl-s at '
Bilo'±ndoo's
PERSONALS.
UAW WAWAXOtild.
Mr. J. E. Andersen, of Toronto, viait-
ed tit Mr. Walker's Thanksgiving clay.
Mr. lio. liilcirecl and Mr, Sautders
visite at Mr. Jae. Reids. Thazlksg'iviug
"er1Sle. Albert Rizitoul's} horses rill away
olio clay last week which was caused by
Morrison goiu;,r up on the tongue be-
nison escaped
USS incl wl'al en
-ween the horses.
uzziujured, but the 1
were badly broken.
Rev.. Mr, Oaten commenced a series of
revival meetiugs�^1�iu Brick; church last
• Suuday. Services to commence etieh
eveni.rtg at 8 o'clock.
1 The collectors roll for 1899 calls for
i86, 73.3.97, whereas last year it was $5,-
460.54, The increase is due to a little
higher Comity rate coupled v:ith an ha
creased expenditure by two school .see=
tions wvhzcll arcs making eons•rde al'Ie
pr ovenlents won their pr.ip a , ly. Tho
amount to be raised for Comity 1•tirposcs
is ;;51;464.16, last year it was $1;14.3.90.
A, Rintoul'sauction sale of farm stock
etc., ou Tuesday of this week was lar; e-
ly attended. All the stock went well,
milking cows selliug as high as $46:
Mr. Geo. Dalgarno, of the 10th line of
W • .no. h, mond into a 4x village last
sir. E. Sackrider, ur reue:•al station
agent, leaves his- week for North Bay,
where he h, a coptccl a position on. the
C.P.R.
The boys on the 4th lino of Morris
gave a fowl supper at Mr. B. Nieholsori's
i ou Wednesday evening. About 75' guests
were present and the evening was enjoy-
ably spent iu eausio Etnd dancing until the
wee fella' hour. •
arise Oainpbell, o)c Pico River; is the
ge,est of Miss A. Meil.lejohu.
.A. number of Hallett friends spent a
very pleasant evening last week at le.
J. •
Aghew's-. --
Mrs. Bone left last week for" St.
Jacobs on au extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. E. Richmond.
Mr. A. Taylor was At Home to • a
number of his friends ou Tuesday even-
ing of last week.•
Miss Lily Scaudrett is visiting friends
near Loudon.
Miss Johnston returned to Clinton, on
Tuesday after - two weeks visit with
friends here.
Mr. Geo. Cunningham and R. Scott
returned from Manitoba last week.
Miss Marshall, of Walkerton, Was the
guest of Miss. Hall a few days last week.
BLI'T11.
A,miversary services will be held iu
the Blyth Methodist 'church on Sunday
and Monday, Nov. 12th and 19th. Rev.
•A, W. Tongs, of Plattsville, will be the
preacher. A tea -meeting will be held on
Monday evening.
The Orangemen of Blyth and vicinity
will attend divine service in the Metho-
dist church ou Sunday evening, Nov. 5,
when a suitable sermonwill be preached
by Rev. Win. Peal, ,ll.
A political meeting iii the interests of
Dr. Macdonald, M. P., was held in In-
dustry hall ou Wednesday evening of
last week. There was a good• attend-
ance. Speeches were made by R.
Holmes, M. P., A. Hislop, M. P. P,,
and Dr. Macdonald. Mr. N. H. Young
occupied the chsir.
Oar citizens received a severe shock
on Monday afternoon when the news
spread that Robt. Forsyth, an old and
esteemed citizen of Blyth, ha;l been
suddenly called to his eternal home.
Deceased was enjoying his usual good
health and about 2p. m. was walling in
his garden when the sudden sum not S
came. He fell to the ground, dying al-
most
1most immediately. Medical aid was
sent for, but he was beyond all human
skill, heart failure was the cause of his
death. He was in the 80th year of his
age.
Mr, A. Knox was in Clinton on Tues-
day. •
Mr, Clare Iraustoue, of Hamilton, was
home for Thanksgiving.
Mr. James Carr, of Clinton, was home
for the. Thanksgiving holidays.
Mise Smith, of Ingersoll, was the
guest of Miss Dainlage over Sunday.
Mr, A. Burkholder, of Aurora, spent
Thanksgiving with his family in town.
Mr. D. Pringle and wife and fRmily
left this week for their new home in
Petrolia.
Miss Annie Anderso;l, of:Blair, Neb.,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Millie
Robinson.
Fergus Beemer spent Sunday at the
home of his parents in Wingham.—Har-
tiston Tribune.
Mrs. Win. Drew, of 'Kincardine, was
'visiting with friends in town a few days
during the week.
Mrs. S. MVlerrifzeld and two sons are
away ma three weeks' visit with friends
near Mt. Forrest.
Mrs. Millard and two children of
Hamilton, were visiting with her mother
for Thanksgiving.
Mr. W. Nicholls, of London, visited
with his brother, Mr. A. J. Nicholls, a
few days during the week.
Mrs. and Miss Purdom, of Loudon,
were the :guests of Miss Bella Elliott a
few days during the week.
1Sire. Pilgrim and two children, of
Brantford, were guests at the home of
Mr. R. Herdsman this week.
Mr. Boyd and Miss Alice Boyd, of
Mitchell were guests at the Borne Of
ItaS sun, flit& and oulvetrt, WOO; (Shaw
& Mother, Glitch aut1 culvert, eaO.00;•11.
Boseatu , cleaning out flitch, *18.76; P.
C!sultelon, repairing culvert, $0.00;
Selectors of Jurors oath $4.00 Angus
1►fe til'nli"ele part payment Ire Goan
drain,. 46.00; Wxxl. Rutledge, cliggiug
award draiu, $8.87; W.. J. Duff, tile, $5•-
13; T, Miller, cleauiug hall and painting
seatts,. $7,00; T. Miller, rel n r'iug culvert,
$1.65; T, Clark, damage to crop while
repairing hall, $2.60; le. Grigg, contract
at Lot 1,1st con. line, $118,00; Alas:Clark,
repairing culvert on rade lbw, *3,00; T.
Smith, gravelling on East lxm-udary, ,
$7.50; J. Pelger, i>arp acting. on East
ll000 1ary,• x:00; Bunter & I4ioNoil, bal-
tluce for contract of Lill, *8.00.
1-
Cede—Shaw—The council then ea
jotu'uod to meet again ou the 20th o
N oveinberneat.
Wet. Celine, Clerk:
Mr. Shadctco aucl trio hisses Sholdico
of this township,. will MUM to W altoul
shortly, at which place Mr. aholclice late
purchased a hol;se and Iot,
Mr, Armstrong, son of Hobert Ala
etroug, of this township, left this woe
for York, North Dakota.,
7LONDEiiIWOnQ.
The tea meeting held in the Methodist
elxureb on the evening of Thanksgiving gg
day was a decided saccess in every way. Tonna. Tato no after, es all Mixtures, pills and
imi ti ns are din roue, • Prioe, No, 1; .$1 er.
Children Cry far
CASTOR
BORN.
�'A�7 trlriGr.c. —1n 1S'irKlunu, en t1Sty�l�F dila,
t wife orf Alfred Wite hell; n t+uil.
vltuilc.—I' �a st '['lThwano.�h, 0.• 21,
r' 21,
he wife of David Currie;e &tighter. I
Tiaozr,acir,--Iu Onlra e . on Oct. 17th, the wit*
of Peter 14, liroetsch, a daughter.
3IARRLIZIli1?.
atieeevre-Oianetatere- 4,t the home of the
bride's parents.'Wingintra, ou Oct. 2'th, by the
Ilov, A, M,is+Nab,•lfir. "Win. 11.1tinto,tl. of West
Wareanoslr to Miss e F,,,, Duly daughter of
Mr. Wolin Cam:obc 11,'
WArfno 1.era'i.a At tlis' residence of the
bricle'sparents,near '.tot e' ter ou Oct.l7th.
by Rev. Sas Maicohns Mi'. V'. Ii. Waldo, of
'1°'c swatc r , to 1lIi& i Pleanor a, eldest slaughter
r'.
Sr.l2obt Little.
e:
RAtx2'- hiscr.itn At the residence oe the A
brides parents era oetobe'r lath, b ^ Rev. Wm. i"•
Lowe, 110 .t Henry Sunt toes 1 aunah May A
L"ngland both of Wiu0luuu.
Zurtnitr0 -- 8 raiUAcicUt8 At the home of the h A
bride's patents, Ellice township ou October
lath Air, M E. �Gttrbrde-g.-of� iugirum, to Miss i
Xtoy A. E, Stt+i.-vieher.
I)3,1 l).
MAusxAr',rr1n Turnherrv, ou Octobc r 28rd,
Ann ilizeboth. wife of illy. W'no. If. rshall,
aged 20 years ,11 months caul'° days.
Foasxau . la Blyth. on October '2 rd, Hobert !
'cn•syth in his triply yc sir.
Raga-srr.—In 13owuk. on O 10, 'ulizebetlr
Montgomery. wife of :Richard Bonnett, aged. 50
Cook's Cotton Soot Compound
Ts successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe;eiteotual. Ladles ask
your dru gist for Ceek's Cotter; Root Com -
The ladies had provided, an abundance box vo, a,10 degrees stronger, $S per box. I+lo:
of ',.good, things of which - all partook /or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two S eent
s,• The Cook Company. Windsor. Ont.
es.1 and 2 sold ana recommended by all
responsible Drrrggista S>.t. Canada.
No, 1 and Bio. 2 for sale br Colin A. Campbell
Drtu gist
most heartily, ` after which addresses
were given 'by Rev. Mr. Andrews, of
Varna; Rev. Mr. Oaten, Belgravo, and
our pastor, Mr. Couplaud, Musio was
furnished by the choir, :end a very en-
joyable time was spent. The not pro-
ceeds amounted to one hundred dollars.
Rev. Jasper Wilson; of Goderich,.
preached the anniversary sornions. In
the morning to the church, in the after-
noon to the Sttuday School and at eight
to the League. Mux.. Wilson gave very
instinctive addresses. 1 -le has a very
fine voice and impressive delivery.
Owing to the very unfavorable •state of
the weather the attendance was small.
The mission baud of 'Knox church
agave an entortaimrieut on Tuescl<ay even-
ing. The chief attraction was the Scot-
tish views giveza by Rev. Mi. Coupland.
Miss Etta Johnston, 4fb Wiughani., was
in the village on Tuesday renewing
acquaintauoes.
Jas. McLeod made a • business trip to
Wiugham on Tuesday.
W. Crisp has taken a situation -with
Gregg. & McDonald, of Seaforth, and
will. start work Monday.
The Libby glass blowers who pitched.
°their tent here last week, have moved on.
;Seaforth.< ' •
rThe a
�h trustees :of S. S. No, .8 h,.lci a
e ,
rrreeting in the school house on. Monday
evening..
Mr. Winfred Coupland returned to
leondou.. an Monday after spending
Thank giving holidays witlh'his parents:
1,sMrs. McKenzie moved to•Belgrave on
Tuesday, where she has purchased a
lee se. We are pleased to know that
she has recovered sufficient to bo able to
be moved.
Mrs. Thos.. Lawson is ill with with.
typhoid fever. We hope to hear of her'
speedy recovery..
emiratIs.
The Council met according to adjourn=
meat in the council room, Morris, on Oct.
16th, 1809,membersallpresent, the reeve
in the chair, minutes of last meeting
tend and confirmed.
The collector's bud was presented And
examined by the council.
Code—Cardiff—Said bond was aceeiit-
eel as satisfactory and the clerk instruct+
LYve Stock Markets.
East Buffalo,. N. Y:, Oat. 25.—Cattle
—There were no offerings, but fair in-
quiry airy for choicebutchers giving a steady
feeling, Calves were in light sunnier,
active demand, and guile strong;. choice
to extra were quotable at $8.255 to $8,50;
good to choice, $7.75 to $8.25. Sheep
and lainbsL-The mavket was unusually
steady, with 15 loads including four
loads of Canada lambs; the basis was a
shade higher on choice laanbs, and full
strong on sheep; lambs, choice to. extra
were quotable at $5 to *5.35; good to
choice, $4.75 .to $5; common to fair,
to $4.50. Sheep, choice to extra, $4 to
$4.25; good to choice, $8.75 to *4; Cana-
da lambs were quotable at $5 to $5.85;
not all offerings were sold. Hogs—The
trade was dull at 5r to 10e lower, On a
total of 20 loads for the clay; in fact it
was a 84.50 market on all. tradable
grades .• of heavy, mixed, snediuni and
Yorkers ana pigs; grassers, : *4.30 to
$4.40; roughs, $3,75 t�$3.85; stags, $3.88,
to $5.50; the close was about steady.
Toronto, Oo`t•24.a-The run today was
ed to have the roll plaoed bathe collectoit� eryce)?tionaily.small, about loads, re -
hands on or before the 81st inst. pt''egeatiug 500 cattle, '1,289' hogs, 400
An account from Jas. A. Bell, civil;' 1ieep aril lambs, Ailed 10 calves. Export
engineer re Garniss Drain was present• eattic, none on. market; a few lots might
Mitchell, ed on motion of Jackson and Shaw said have sold as hi h as *4.60 for choice, butt
Mr. Thos. Bell a few days this week tweeunt was laid over and the clerk hi- tho;dernand was not promising. Bntchet
strtieteel to write . Bell in connection cattle—This brunch Aimed no improve.
Miss 3 enure eekElliott, of e h home
o war therewith. anent, and if anything was inclined to
visiting this week at the home of her
Leics', Messrs. Chas. alid. 'Thos. - Accomzts were ordered to be paid as weaken, caused no doubt, by the con -
follows, wiz. M. Healy, digging Glitch, ,tinned wrnr weather; good to choice
Dr. Macdonald, M. P., accompanied *8,50; Wm. Jacicson, building ?helm's, stock sold at $8. to $8.50 per cwt;
bridge, $26.00; I). Fraser, digging flitch, medium mixed, *2.15 to *0.25 and corn -
Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Dari. W. S. $4.00; M. Kelly, flitch and ouivert, *8.50; mon, *2.25 to *2.75. l sport iridis fairly
Fielding to Kincardine, and made a R. Bondy, gravel, $5.(10;».1 arquharson, steady and sold tit ,*2.76 to *4.25
Rlir ± . c •.'u s'' t l :° :r ri ..r;w G tz Satin-naygravel, *3.00; John Barr, gravel, %,10; for heavy, LUhl..$8.25 40 $8.50 for light.
aft( • • N. & N. Gerry, stove pipes and repairs, readers—This branch was not quite so
"C 'orlon :Night mutt bray *11.34; Corporation Bast Wawanosh, dull, brit prides were low; heavy feeders
gravel, 80 cents; 3'aseph Leech, gravel, soled atfal.25 to $8:15 per cwt.;. ligkt, $8
The ever
and mightiest little thing' *•3.3 ; Ira "tcher, damage, $1.00;1 D. .2 1, and semi* b ls, .t30 its $8.
Weever was rade is Dr. uinr's New Walker, gravel, $5,16; L. Metionald, Stock bullet -Light brills for Buffalo sold
We I�flls. Leery ��riiit is a smear ooated
leibede of health. that chan weaknesses 'gravel, .,.00;. C. Procter, putting in owe ' : .75 to cwt,. and light ti'toek
ittr+enp;th, iii cess W 4+ energy, 'were, .26; Mel amen , grave 'fait
at $2.00 • .2.60. Stockers were in
a f
re wry, $4.20; net .& fait demand zit .2.25 to $8.'26. Sheep
don's bricige,$6.w and lanai• -Pre, a trifle Direr; ex-
. 'Dot
W. H. fort shts sold a.: ".211 to $0.40 per cwt;
le at Lot 11, Cony., ,5, utell i' sheep, ;.lib to 0.25 per ma't;.
nl: ,grafting, i4.. law* *'x;.76 to $4 a ill i o'Ftt. ", Met.
Setating 'Met. of ColutaCC Gi 1 - al l' tlih
TO LET
0 rooms over Gordon' an
recently occupied as a t�i1
These rooms ere well
dressmaking shop Or
soft water and wood
tf
albraith's stores,
shop and dwelling.
cul for a dwelling, x
cf's There island and
shred attached.'Anplv to
G. Mc1ONZXG+.
AUCTION SALE
CIV!!"—
GO
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GO HEAD OF.
HORSES,
Mr. P. S. Scott, ancti0
structions from the 3.
publics auction= 1 •2
Thursday
the entire herd a
to the estate, cony
se
10 cows sup a
ATTLE.
C.
er, lase received in-
lde n estate to sell by
con. C. Howiek, on
ov. 2nd, 1899,
'tile, horses, otc., belonging
tains
pp to be -in calf, 2 choice .jersey
COWS now milking, will calf late in sprint: ;10
extra good heifers. all supposed to calf in
spring 80: head of splendid spring calves, good
qualitS', Durham grade; 10 grade Holstein
spring calves; 2 good heavy draught horses, 1
heavy:draught mare in foal. 1 general purpose
mare m foal, 1 good chestnut driving mare and
several farmimplements.
Sale to oomurence at 1 o'clock sharp. •
Tl ams.—A1lstuns of $5.00 and under. cash;
over that amountll months credit will be given
on purchasers furnishing approved joint notes.
7 per cent. pet- annum off for cash on credit
amotults. - • .
F. S. SCOTT, . W. B. BELDEIQ,
Auctioneer... Manager for Estate.
APPLES SAT
AT %•V7110T4 iL Ll .
Mahler Bros., Woprietora of the Wing-
batn Evaporator, will' • begin operations
here as soon as the, crop, is ready. They
will pay the highest market prices for
all kinds or apples, according to quality:
Packers Culls and Winefalis included..
Parties having apples of any kind,
large or small quantities, to sell, will
tind a ready market at the best prices
going by corning, factory.
MAHLER BROS., Propreetvrs:
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into mental power. They
I in building. up he health. on North
meats per boa. Sold by O4 A. Stewart, r
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GOOD
PHOTOS
are what you get in
the down floor gallery, opposite
the Presbyterian 'Church. Try
M. B. Zurbrigg, •next time'you
wanti'your photo taken.
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Stoves
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If you want a first-class stove at . moderate
prices buy a
G -rand Jewel
Cook Stove;, .. Scores of thenyl in use in this vicinity,
and giving perfect satisfaction. Ask, your neighbor
about the qualities of the Grand Jewel.
Every stove guaranteed.
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SPECIAL ARGAIN INFALL
. INTER GOODS.
Having opened out a large and well assorted stock of Fall and Winter
goods, I aril now prepared to give ;ay easterners and the public in general
the greatest bargains that has ever been offered in the town of Winghann.
Note a few of thein ;
Dress Goods in all the newest' designs and shades. In Blister Goods,
Luden Cloths, Tweed and Fancy Srultings at greatly reduced prices.
Lateststyled in Ladies' Jackets xzi Flack and Colared, prices ranging,
from $4.00 to $10.00.
In For Goods we show the largest range in town. Ladies' Fur Capes
and Jackets. in different lengths, guaranteed to wear. No . tender skin in
these goods, but made to wear for years.
Men's Fur Coats in Coon, Australian, Russian Dog, Bulgarian Lamb,
Waumbats and Australian Wolf, ranging from $10 eaeh and up. Also the.
latest styles in Men's Par Caps in'Per'aian Lamb, Seal, Beaver, ana French.
Otterat special row prices.
See our Cloth Caps in latest ,American styles from 25 cents to 50e:
• Special value in Overcoats in Beaver, Melton and Frieze Goods. Men's
ranging. from $4:00 up to $10,00, Youths' from $3.50 to 55,00. -
See our line for small boys at .*2.0O. (Special).
Akso'extra value in Ladies' and Men's Waterproof Coats, assorted col-
ors. These are the celebrated Mandleberg's Sewn Seems. No 'ripping of
letting water through iti these goods- but warranted'to give satisfaction.
Prices from K00 and up..
Our stock of Ladies and Men's Underwear is complete in all the best
makes known, in the trade ,from Union goods to finest Scoteh'Lamb Wool.
Also extra;large•s res in Men's atway's kept in stock. „
Special value in Children's Underwear :all sizes. Our Carpet Depart-
ment is complete in Brussels, Tapestries, A.11 -wool Unions and Uemps in all
the latest designs arca oolorin ,s,.and will be cleared out at prices to suit
t
.the. purchaser. Also a complete sock of Linoleums and Oilcloths in all
Widths at 25c and up. Every person in need of a. Carpet should see these_
goods before purchasing. Ordered Clothing a specialty.
CRATHAM, Alli, ONT.
CAI�AIiA'S GREATEST SCHOOL. OF SHORT -
AND and BUSINESS AIMING.
GNES RESULTS as .the best evidence what it it can do for its pupils,.
I Idle claims count for nothing.
HERE IS YOU EVIDENCE e
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imANUFACTURERS and EXPORTERS OF. COOPERAGE STOCK, .
special attention;. •Iyama.
sehOwoom DIO/IRTMMIUT
1'111. E. ZU REV(WL. ,ittrrait.br, mecum,.
a'�%NVTM.• w «..
•
A. E. SMITH
WiNfillAM.
General Banking Business trans-
acted. Money advanced to farmers and
business men on endorsed notes and
collateral.
Farmers' Sate Notes Cashed
Moneys retnitted by draft to all parts
of Canada and the United States.
Notes and acteouots colleoted on ren -
seeable terms.
WALKER GRNSI & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS,. WINGHAM .
Night dells. at tattoo Block, or Fifth
door south of School House. Shop op-
posite Macdonald block.
27 •er 29 [leaver Streets
NCW. VOR.11X poi.
pY„[C OAN"
3•# 100e
tfM iifl.ne?AoAlati g,„
Ohatham.'Ont.
revives me greet pleasure to be able'tb.add toy tontine)*
tp�tlint"ofmany, others tam
mho have attended your. college, and c
5:aenre you. that the time and money which wa., epent while in;attenee
elhob there,has turned out .to be'tlig best inveetanent,tint i• Corin"'
easeibiy.have made.
.;:qe L,�,TO,thosc•who ere+c*ntemplatins a Ow'se' of inetraetion in a
Easineeo Co11ege,r'I carynot+too.etrongtj! resets:end youre.. Your'
eoaree•Qt.instruetiou sthorough. practical and up, to• date, end
any.etudeht who r.asters.yourinethode, rril>: find' that,heA.Or.4h0,ert7,x
be•..verr.•muCb at heenr•ihJlany,bgoineea•officee+
r 4180- take this opportunity of;ahk
thing•you"for your tithe
asitistenae• ita securing me my tires •gosittom, and later on. your '
1la'ther'•aeeietanee to a pecond and better one.
1/1014 1.1$ y¢tr dontihued.enoCess; rl_ remain,
Youretesty,
Mr, l oun�g is One ofoffice handsl that lravo been sutiplied, to the above oonccarn...lte was
i'oriner1yofctorrlo Ont.,'waseur+CloldMeduliutot'20or•'01,an(twnsi� aduLtedat14yituirofage.
• 200 of onr Pupile secured good positions in seaenteen months, ,duet do you think of the
record? We can send you. the list. We repos railway, fare to .students front a distance. {flood
board ast 52,t0 per week for gentlemen and.
$.22.•00 for haws, For (Jataloggtte of either Departmonti
1).• McLAO,{� LI�.V & CO., cthatharn, Drat.
•
CIDERMND JELLY Sght 15 Priceless
Fake notice that flip! Wigghatil Cutler Get your sight tested. It costs nothing,
And Jelly Mill has oornnaenoed, leper -
diens fain will run WE �`
eery Wednesday and Thursday j"'I'rT.
tt>3til $eason 19 (Adel:
1 x rc ALONG t 5i b t3 R l �t1i38 Scientifically, Correctly Reasonably.
it 1helve them trade into Swrhet Sprup Try els.
y. W'e iaiead hating dower the f i� l �,
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