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The Signal, 1896-8-20, Page 4THE STOMAL : GODIRIOH, ONT.- THURSDAY- AUG. 90, 1894. ilu $inaL m rem& nom *T1lBY THURSDAY MORNING ■T R. uMSgt SINION Mee et P5WYa 11 Seetb-etr•st pie Slime ea SwbseeIua t IS Tfree mealYe.advaa,er $ sees 1 et one rase. ..... • Leat ell Teem Label. Tat label M • etmmdlai rro0ll1 •l ittls swot tie whisk yea w pall up. See was It allowed a can late arrear. V desired, batik Wim • obsess et eddner tee end sell the mew adders' Magill be uivee. ASveetWrs Stave 1,ege1 sed WSWy.seel 04vertWNeWI. '. 1' rt lice ter Armln«erics. sad f nests per flee Vma eabomeent lasertlon. Measured by • eonppYer..l e a .. t e.lees* cordo or ds lines and seder par Lost. Foiled. Strayed A.jv.mgsm0.8 vnsamt of S.oult4u Mewed sad fgw Chanes Wanted. Doe esceedlse t Mem nonpareil. Si per month. Bowe no Sale and ►area oe Saha sot to 510504 1 it..... Si tor flr.t mouth, tib. per ..lbeeso5nf month. Larger s't' o. la prop"Rlon Any wooed noel's, the benefit of ID pm oee the perunitt7 be villas* or eowpsny, to M omudd.e+d as sd- vertleameat ped ohareaeadreaccoolineiy. Local awflnr ink rhea fo iob mar Ma ono t r Wird.Wird.m.. lr ID ordiaa1T reading t pe awn word. No notice for less thee Eno. tor charokes sad ether religious and t testitutions halt rata her who tali to revolve Tea StnNAt _y mall. will c .rater • favor by so- - if the faot sir a. early •s dames p raf bis. P.Mlebers seas.. J. C. Le Teasel of Goderieb. hes bees pointed Local Travelling Ascot for the town Mips of Ooderloh. Colborne. Ashfield sad Wa- wesssb, Local postmaste-- over the dIstrid an .bo empowered to ren .e sab.orlptie te Tete SINAL All communications m..• headdress d te D Mom.. [CUDDY. Trot Telephone (',all IL Gederl.b. bet GODERICH THURSDAY. AUG. 10. LW SNAP SHOTS -Now, watch the gv.ilbtine work lell Mar -The " &est of trattxs " are being kept ems .t North Ory- --Business has again opened out at she old sled ea r•ritam.at Hail, Gelawa -Won't Sir OLege fed a little lemmas* is the Swam Chamber, se at me- sses e5setitated 1 -CLARKS WALt.has is looked upon as tb• seting Osaservadve leader. Steads el Sir Jogs. what M the greed old Party coming e 1 -It is currently reported that the Terra ere game to non North Orel •n Hour Jots'e mesa They hope to do seem blowing' after the .l.otioa. ABOUT 000ERICH HARBOR. OUR local contemporary has the fol- lowing in its last issue. Ta= SIGNAL ibis wwik comer to the help el the S.alorth Expositor In 000demning NM lat. Oevermment for not speeding mon mossy os Godertoh harbor. It puts the real point et the question as this, that if $6000 bad been exp.adrf two years aro the $100,000 it declare, will now be required would have been saved. To whloh we holy that the slate of the break water sow is the best of proof that if $6000 bad hese exceed- ed la 1894 it would have been moss throws away. The abernoter of the work put into the job whim the breakwater was 000.trmoted was suoh that the whole upper part .t least w111 hers to be rebuilt, sod say $6000 patching/ would sot have saved it. Had the Slog AL!. poiiuoai (needs set played their obstruction teaks daring the last 5.soio-. an •ppropriatice would have hese made to rebuild the work. To which we beg to state that Tits -That ornate and gaudy stats- msa, WAlao& limasslss MOMaomt isnot Idtieg his tsmdd yam is Norte Grey Ibis week, sad 'she •mowers. wit+ -There is a grand opening in this put of Home Leant), fa • deem good apple -buyers. At present tame is may one buyer and be will sot be able to beadle • twentieth part of the orop. What bas bass.' of our old friend the Clev.lamd apple buyer of some years back ! -Here in Huron where toll -gates were abolished years ago it seems strut• that witiate sight of the colleges Md other ,sats of learning sr Toronto. the tollgates leave to be removed by the torah. The MOO m the wt of Ost•rio are set wee mea e1 tate Bast, by est imam. NETOIt A* t '1 1. I,Sp.Itant Event t In rtttw W.rdS Per SI11..4 r$ Ins Seer Westin Naear■o.w amsde4 gempmed and iM Wes lima, mid AmsnsOm sive OW M Si@eesss d Ar Tag,sr-A Sara sleeve ggtlagre Ir T.-rr.g,sas Sawamassa. Tri Aoa[OOLTiIRAL WORLD. Wheat has been steady la ChkOs.° tier • week. Mr. J. A. Ruddlok, Dominbn Dairy Instructor. will shortly sever his elm - section with the Ottawa Govern>iaaL and assume abarie of the Dalry Schoch branch of the School oe Mining and Agriculture at Kingston. SL'$CIDta. Mr. W. H. Nelson of Kingevt:le, wbo shot himself on Friday. tiled from his injurlea James Wind,. a Birn•rdo boy. aged 11. employed on a farm In West Zorra. committed suicide on Thursday engbt. He first cut his throat with 1 razor and thee threw himself into a dam and was drowned. TKK It SI 11500100. There was a disastrous fire la the village Of Descbene. five miles trees Ottawa. which resulted In the &ett90. Son at thirteen houses. John Hayne. the occupant of a small house in Collingwood, disc been actio( strangely of late. and the other day his boom was found to 1e on fire. while he was wandering about suffering from • dose of Paris green and a wound from • shotgun 1n the breast. FOLITIU•-m:ANADIAN. Mr. S. Barnett of Toronto. has got the House of Commons restaurant for the coming session. -Brer CAM KILOS of The 'Hamilton Spectator who e, by the way a greeefel Freaob scholar, has quit .sing Preach phrases in his editorial writtag, Dad spells the Premier's name L.oar-r-y-•-r. He (0 do ing bis level best to sbobs& the deal tango - age on Candies newspaper week. -Sir CHADIAN TUPPER denies the story told by F . W. than, as to bow the baronet got his big bask account. Well. bow dad you get tt, anyhow, Sir estates It weeo't by selling pills, sod you didn't wive it out of your salary when you were 1a the Governemet. or is " Lamson," sapping, soup with the &ability. ADDITUNAL LOCAL NEWS. 9rIT FOR DAKA0118.-9satortb Bxpe iter : Joke Ore.e, who was boe•rably sequined by Judge Masses last week ea the charge et stsalisg • sem et m.mgy from w Higghs. bas entered as airtime egoista Hfggim tar false arrest and defamation of eherseter. Thu matter has put Mr. Gran is a very unfavorable sad false light, sad he 1. taking this anode of redeeming is as far ea possible the injury his character has samaimed by its cosmos with the law. Mr. Green has al- The dry goods section of the Toronto ways borne • good obaraoter while in Eta- Board of Trade has planed on record ter, led it w e aN. than he has tis strong disapproval at toe actlat of pls••i•L the Dominion Colored Cotton MUIs Company and the William Parks and Sons' Company d St. John. N.B.• In recklessly cutting prices on flannelettes in some cases below their cost of pro- duction. TRU RALISIOUR WORLD. Rev. Prinetra' Milker. M.A.. late at Huron College, -London. will take tem- porary charge of the parish of SL Thomas' Church. Hamilton. Dean Grlsdale of Winnipeg, was elected at the meeting of the synod in Brandon to the Bishopric of Qu'Ap. Pelle. and accepted the appointment The Central International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Associa- tion of the World closed Its session In Geneva The next oonfereoeb trill be held in Baste. Switzerland. VOLTtaa-r m T*R1AL t hoes t �peero(usddtill October M. The Marquis of Salisbury wee in- stalled Ward.. of the Clique Parts os Saturday with quaint and &Eldest oer•. .ossa Tee Loris have accepted the strand - moots made in the Commons to the revlded lead bill and the measure will soon become law. Trate certain words In the Queen's speech roguing Parliament It is be- lieved land contemplates recognise. lag the insurgent. as Wilier - meta The first leveeing of the oommlltee appointed by Parliament to Inquire tato the affairs of South Africa and the Chartered Company was held with nine members present. 1t la stated that 1n the Cretan mat- ter Lord Salisbury ho. withdrawn from the concert of nations, •'.d will take Independent action This has ren.1 -red the German press snit -lowly Irrtre. hie In referring to the Venesuetan qum - ticn In the House of Commons. Mr. Balfour said that the Government we* still considering the latest proposals of Secretary Olney, which are regarded as opening the way for an equtable set tiement, and he had reason to expect that the pending negotitlons will lead to an early settlement of the dispute. Pl'KZLI' PEN %O1ret.. France 1s making elaborate prepara- tions for the teeming visit of the Csar. Lord Chief Justice Russell of Eng- land reached New York on the Umbria on Saturday. Mrs. Charles Horton of Hamilton hash with several other Canadians. fallen heir to an Irish estate valued at about $1.000.000. The Governor-Oeneral is expected to arrive In Ottawa on Tuesday. to tetra part In the ceremony of opening PerUo- ment on Thursday. Mr Justice Ferguson gave judgment •t Ongoode Han upon the electionyouie motions argued before him on Tuesday In favor of the petitioners, and ruling that the protests had been properly filed. POLITICS -Tl ltZIO t. The Bulgarian Cabinet tendered their resignation to Prince Ferdinand 0, Saturday. The Island of Madagascar 1e in a very bad state. Outside the French lines the country is seething with anarchy. In an article inspired by the Ger- man Foreign Office It is intimated that the negotiations between Germany and Denmark for the purchase of the An. tulles will he soon resumed. and that Germany does not care a fig for the Monroe doctrine. • TINS INDUSTRIAL WORLD. Employes of the Adam. Repress Company to New York and Jersey City to the number of six hundred are on strike. Mr. F. W. Henbacla proposes to ex- hibit the products of Manitoba and the Northwest at the Toronto Industrial Exhibition in a building made of baled hay. SIomAL aid sot "come to the help of The Expositor in condemning the late Government for not spending more money on Gnderich harbor. ' What THE S1r05AL condemned was the ac- tion of the Government in sending en- gineer GRAY to Goderich three times, and then ignoring his reports, and leaving undone work which should have been attended to at once, thus entailing a heavy loss upon the coun- try. What THE SIGNAL condemns is the wilful and criminal neglect of the late Government in connection with the recommendations made by their own engineer in January, March and September 1$94, and thus causing an eventual expenditure many times in excess of that which was originally estimated as the cost for necessary re- pairs. As to the statement of our contem- porary that no " $6,000 patching would have saved the breakwater," that is a matter between The Star and the ergineer who made a special exam- ination of the damage done, and who stated : I wanld rememtwd thet early next S.m- tasr. when the weer is low in the river. the baba be taken out ot the crib@ sad than they he repleoed m panties, refilled •Iain asd • 101. of piles. et Last 40 feet is length, drives ea the river side with prover well - Ings. well fawned tete the week. and • Mies .1 stem. wad brush placed as sheen as X ssoties. The week mttd be deem a save the rest el the breakwater. aid 1 think. the seethed I p..m.oe is the teem and ampere way of a 1 estimable e the met of replacing the cribs gad espssulr.sture in politics. the pre- proposed repttoposed psis pr teetics work 300 feet 1. Meath N stems sad brush Was in frost, at 86,000. As to the last contention of The Star that the tactics of the politic►I Mends of Tan Stinal last session hindered an appropriation being made by the bate Government, we have only to say that had the reports of the en- gineer in 1894 been considered in that year and the year following, an they ,bouId have bele, end an app''o' priatios mads, there need have been so fear 01 Opposition tactics in 1896. What Tea SseElAL 000tesds is that the late Government was negligent and incapable, and iM potion in regard to Ooderieh harbt , prow ids oos- b ritism -It's about time that Mowalk to Ito bathing tee...... MM debts. Y the itgee mama isn't wane le we tbeineeh s el as rgsasest-.lws from Jap -Mess. 11i 'arm emus a M. Immd e0, al dams f' mssm hila and M s 'ale 1m d emd ems mom fMvural.f 54 Imm a•Mil'tdl 5 e iimm and dos'I imam wee. es 'MN (ir Se b..s cleared of the charge, mad we hope that although • shadow has temporarily hems aver hie ohmmeter that his wgotttal will se. Neely free him frees the odium and pleas him oo his former geed et•sdise • peblio. Borrill Till (JAKE. -Oa Tuesday after - seas there was ,os idersble • atseem•at os the bowling 'roes, two closely osatesed game@ nein, played at the same time. The bowlers were, nearly all. eathesia5M ae the sport, hence the onlookers had .early as mach tun as tb. p1.yma The following were the risks and the .Germ No. 1 mak. W. Campbell R. O. Remolds H. Desl•p Dr. Hester A. Men. Alla C. D. Williams J. M. Shephard W. Lame skip 28 skip 26 No. 2 mote. G. Elliott W. Penmen F. Keiser A. Farrow U Ydbrm►ok J. Wynn F. Jordan D. C Sirsoban skip 23 skip 23 A Sroo.N Davi. -O Monday meaning while Mrs. Maria Lie Rood West, Colborne, was her L_.sh'let duties sit noticed It homes w.s an fin, and inning for the el 'that was sear at bond, the furniture was hastily sieved from the dw•Utav which was toes bursa to the /mead. A few minutes after the last article had bean moved from the Mira - in, building Mn. ChrMlilaw fell dews Me- parestly In • faint, bat it was sees masa that life had passed away. Medical gid was iesm•dkslly smmmaamod, M1 was of so avail, the d.o.a„d lady havlag wood, a- eon instantly, to the world bgesd. Tim madam death of Mee. ChrWlew was wooed by the exoiteesnt d the lee. the des,ssd hurls. buffered from heart dheYss j toe mesas time. The fulsral took p10. yester- day .or.*., from the reekdese@ et her See, Wm. Hawkins, Boundary hes. call was very largely Wooded. Tits Kzxsixoiow Fosxtsvas Oo.-iag1 Friday the machinery is the Tomitues too- t•ry was started and dams mhos has boos ss the gee Although the bashes ss. est all •eo•piod many lime are IMMO gus.fee- tared sad the a:poaMMas me that he • few make every deparlmase d the ssWIW- mot will be ready tor osier rid rvhs full rms. The buildings es assn SOW, w • e0`0e11 a the weemaser, esmsssally May w Imoomm .ad Use mmhe ere ase spar. 4 Stied dor the eemieet a the'mpleyoss, sad mbo rim basalts emd esms.b@a•eeo of the venious limo predseed M the •mmpmay. The mmildlsp. all fwd 4. dead es 11.= afear soros sod are elesaedimM re tpe•Md i@aWj M h isulas @Mptlms red ~bus esmkmria both esmsitMu@ed_sd 1. aha result 11e faster, In 110010 hire sad Om merles high. The show isms am ttm.s emd • half Mod= blit esti Kale keit and aha dss.hemss SONS Irma esti k.e Mike lite drying Ills Is Me Mewls high SID- IEGITMMER Bargalns 1 SHIRT WAISTS 75c, were PRINT WRAPPERS 75c, were. $1.00 TWEEDS 25c, were TABLE LINEN $1.25 to 1.25 .50 34c was .50 TDWELLS 10e, were SUMMER CORSETS .16 MEN'S SHIRTS 19o, were .=s SAILOR HATS 15e, were ....160 to 1.25 Men's Summer SHIRTS and DRAWERS 75o, Suit were 1.25 All summer goods must be told to make room for fall goods which we are receiving. A rob lot of EMBROIDERY at a Bargain. A lot of STAMPED LINENS 40c, were .48 at • Bargain. Afew WHITE PARASOLS at Half price JAMES ROBINSON. Rev. Father O'Reilly of Hamilton. Very Rev. Dean Harris and htr. Jahn McKeown, Q.C., or St. Cathartnes. are going to Ireland as delegates to the Dublin conventior. At the annual meeting of the Roard of Trustees of the Chautauqua Assem- bly the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. H. A. Massey of Toronto was filled by the election of his son, Mr. Chester Massey. Dr. Nansen, the Arctic explorer, has arrived at Vardo Island. Norway. on board the steamer Windward. which recently went to Frans -Josef Land In order to bring back the Jackson-Harns- worth expedition. On Saturday LI -Hung -Chang had an interview through an Interpreter with Mr. Gladstone at Hawarden. Mr. Gladstone presented the Chinese states- man with a set of his own works. who in return gave Miss Gladstone some packets of highly prised tea. POK MEN OF WAR. Spain has ordered two new 'fist - clams cruisers from the Thompson. of Glasgow. The western district rifle matches take place at London on September 110 and October 1. The Spanish Government Is inviting tenders in England for the construction of a floating dock at Havana The Royal Grenadiers of Toronto won the Carslake Trophy at the Quebec As- sociation rifle matches In Montreal The report that Great Britain and Russia are reaching an agreement for the protection of Armenlans and Cret- ans is .em1-omcially denied. Serious trouble L reported from Ash- antee. where a number of chiefs have joined forces with the object of driv- Ing the British out of Hummed - The Canadian artillerymen paid a visit to Windsor Castle, and by special permission of the Queen were shown through the state and private apart- ment, of the castle. A despatch from Colima says 11 le reported there that an eEngllsh war- ship had seised Clarion Island as a coaling station. The British authori- ties have heard nothing of the seizure. One million rounds of Lee-Metford ammunition reached Kingston from England and was placed In the Gov- ernment stores. Five hundred stands of Lee-Metford rifles also came with the ammunition. A body of Christian insurgents at- tacked a number of marauding MUs- sulrnans at Hatovathia, neer ndta. It 1s stated that the Mussulmans were nearly annlbllated. A body of troops was sent to attack the Christiana, but they were defeats& CR1SR AND CRIMINAL(. Two valuable pictures In the British National portrait gallery have been do. Itbermtely damaged by vandals. and *4115 his, whale IM mobs hems a 0ssI wind dasdse. baba The shim- my, awe, s-esa yem lose b41t. Moho se balk it ems pet up te slElle and the 1mmes.os mei an saessieef•`n►sebak�moss see et gated esti stosepts MIL V melte M see modest hew the sin..w le • Med Mesh mist. fr•idi•d) sed Ike past/& etrtreb .Seem see. pam/8ems, Om. Miami i eV. W. 1 itidoem i bloc. ammo 1s10.1 ----a-. Wm RMeae. Tice sate of the Hamilton Engine Packing Company was cracked on Saturday morning and >t cash stolen. Henry Haredd, formerly a postomce employe at Liverpool, England, was arrested at Boston on the charge oe embezzlement. Mollah Resa. who on the afternoon of May 1. assassinated Nazr-Ed Deem Shah of Persia. was hanged for his crime at Teheran. Dynarnttere IMiy, hallagher. White- head and Devaney, now undergoing life *sentences In English prisons. are to he releseed on account of III -health. Philip Neild. charged In New York, w.th the miseppropriatlon of five thou.. vane COP►n from the Canadian Pacific railway. was discharged. Kl".. N Lace. The rein- on catch In British Colum- bia Is reported to be ver= poor this season. The Winnipeg Board of Trade Is dlecuraing the advlsab'Nty of holding • burine.s men's convention for Mani- toba and the Not thv:tat T.irltor.es the tall. The Anglo -Canadian trade 1s stir meat satisfactory. Exports to Canada Increased six per rent in July. as 'rein pared with the corresponding month ret teat year. and Imports from Canada i tommed Moen per cent. According to the reports of the Nes Test commercial agencies. the busi- ness situation throughout the rnited Maass r empreeedentedly dal'. The in - teem heat has' bad a rnnsiderlble of hoot, bet pointed and financial unrest bas bad more. whit. present and lir - Weer troubles have intern sled Vme.1 door'ss oloa. TRU DEAD. Mr. J. W. Pewits, a well-known Aust. toss man of Oshawa 1s deed TS. Right Rev. P. Duggan. Roman Olibetir Mahop of Cionfert. died nn int W. o. smith of Guelph, OWL, died s.4Maty M apoplexy. aged Prof Hubert A. Newton. head of Ira asathsmatleai depart meat of Tale. le cad, mod arty-eght 1• dew Tett, for the eve days ord. hag !May Mew, then. wort 1115 &Mem of within r/ are attribet0d be v lees MOM Z. Prtmuse amt d His rmspdsl r,M•nt. sf 1. dead. M. f siev-mer- Slow. 11100 lens 1rlo1a1 ties tIke mg.frmti Worst d mak. 115 w. imp - sees mom of ewe 5etases.d. A ceresin lave busid•t.g ooetractor fe Mam,hesaw. Bog., had • man u his tmp'q wbn, it popu(0r rtp'rt is to believed, is gift - . 4 •5th se el .oroi.l , .peony ter Lqutds The former remedy made a wager w..b a s• 4eh' nein, It ender riot III. mice to OW. - ti.. WWII1 drink five p'•e• i of beer m eke • n • member of ahulss. Tee Isrm ot r no w.,er leaf '"r Lees .• 1- (1 1, he felled kis Nese is. "Mirk," M said. "I've mads • bet with this ,eetlaman that y.. drink Sire piste •1 her isfive ofat S- -1.e.y.aet. it'" w k• eoretched has shin thoosbtfslly. “Well, 0, duo shout that," he remark. ed. "Gold you was tee mLatee have to Mink it ever. "Very well," said the masses. At the end of tea min.' .. Mike came beck """Vas. 0, me do it," be remarked Wiser. An odjoasmes1 was made, gad pre.mtly the mosey obas'54 heeds, to the 'swiss ties of Mike's employer. "Bet leek bare, Mak.," he inquired, •-whoa did you west to get out sed thick it over fee!' "Well. sere." mid Mike sarleatl'. •'01 just went ere se try," Chas. Meer. retuned to Leedom the week after • viii a bi. 0151. her.. Living to piers, Gad. is the wase import' am of al things a ma. Mamas mottling edea e s de se mush for es �pYATES SCHOOC BOOMS CAwt'ALTIN/. Mr. Leroy Stone was drowned at Port Colborne. Mr. John Waugh was titled at Sea - forth by lightning. A little girt named Harriaon was shot dead by a boy playmate near Woodville. Frank Pepper, a boy of eight years of age, went bathing 1n the Thames at London and was drowned. By the collision of a fire truck and a trolley car at Buffalo one fireman was kilted and several severely Injured. Three little girls were crossing the Napanee River in a boat when tight - nine killed two of them named Lind- say and Ellis. Frank Jacobs of Cincinnati• a bal- loonist, made his 1006th ascension at Quincy, I11.. and the balloon burst. He was killed by the tall. The boat of an old man named John- son was run down in the St. Lawrence by the steamer Alert of Clayton, and Mr. Johnson no. drowned. Mr. Francis Robinson. who had been employed on the G.T. R_ .a a teamster for the past sixteen years. fell from his wagon at London and broke his neck. An II -year-old boy named Hyland went to sleep beside the Michigan Cen- tral Railway track near Essex. He rolled over on the rails, and was out to pieties by a passing train. Mr. Arthur Peale and Miss Lena Dorcb went out from Port Bowman, - vine in a small skiff Sunday afternoon. The wind blew off the shore and as they were unable to return• a searching party went out to look for them. The party returned unsuccessful. and the gravest anxiety 1s telt tor the fate of the young man and woman. UNt:LAMI PI YL. There a -it twenty typhoid fever pa - Dents 1m the Hamilton City Hospital Coal was struck by the Manitoba Government well -boring machine near Cartwright et a depth of 112 feet The Deny News says that • commie- which ommf,- sew a�m1�pi which has been sitting for s yVre W111 report agalnat compulsory vaccination in Engiand. Dr. Ranee%q, in his search for the North Pole. Matched M degrees 17 min- utes, but had to tura back, not having a suIdsnt number of dogs. la the professional tourenered rate at Bellev1Ue the Cngllab er•w d.leated the Canadian -America& crier&p fear and three -fifth. • Hr. Stewart, et the engineer's mash of the Marine 1)spartment 11 Ottawa. 1s at present emsag.d mating a hydro- graphic survey d Lake Ibis. The debt at Landow as Marl !d wee 1$1.M8,1M. nearly *IM,ells,eM d which Ms bass fnssrred by the Omar" Cses- d1 during the area years of tis s- 10e10e5. 111001 se pngmaat wftb &sewer• les et Memn and Jessrblmek has Immo rarebmsd W a wet -dews ?mash tmamaSr. who ws Fillitalre r and pent It is Oho mottos The Mew Tart Ti•ms was era gd .Re0aa -. tpss«r Week. beettee. t►sto.y���t r its ,rS(- t7 se Milmlf se • sywdl.ata. eel sssete diel tide le far- 'wised iv res Ohsase See his 300 -page Map Scribbler ; tt is a good one. Complete Stock of School Supplies. JA111211 TLTaa. Speaking to the Point . Careful Buyer Will .,lest hie cootie oaretelly. bees W slather) made right, and pay the right kind of • prrice for them. You may rest smeared when you piston your eider with es ycer is - areas will be carefully promoted. No ems .hose es an extensive • line as we de, b.•.uhl me.d..aad .old at • lame that will eaabl* yes to mum memey. PRIDIHAM TSS TAWS.. There are ..varml pante tele sewd«.d la your selection of p.r.ks.ss--cluaIlty. Price awl Novelty. for .stew We never loss eight .f them V our other, Fascia Goods and Needlework are bssmiss. A few of the Job Ilams are stn lett. FRIDAY Aso SATURDAY our 711e line d T/INNT�E�gD TABLE COV*RB at 60c slsa Wasfa ef v. iMt11 5.4 Ambito THE FAIR. ROOFINC To the Public. A. I am on the last year of my lease, it is my intention to dispose of my stock of Now ie the time to get your leaky gravel Roofs repaired. We keep a stock of rooting pitch and pure wool roofing felt on hand, and guarantee all work - Headquarters for all kinds of GRANITZ, TTN, GALVANTZ D moN, -and OOPP118, *Fara VITAL DZILINOS IAvsrROUGHDiG STOVES.. F URNACES AND STOVES TINWARE etc., ttc., and I think it will be to your advantage if you are wanting anything in my line to give me a call. 1 shall require a settlement of all notes end accounts at an early date. Thanking you for past favors, believe me, yours respectfully, G. N. 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