The Exeter Advocate, 1888-9-13, Page 1i r r
(wI gTERED O,Y NRt1St„• on; W55 )
1447 . ETE.
NOTICE.
it is whispered aroundthat there
R il° soon be a wedding back west
Miss Thereto O'Connor, of Pickering
isthe quer o Mrs. J. G. Quarry.
Mr, and Mr;e. Robert Graham, of
888
Forest i r'es have been raging, for the
past week in this vicinity.
Iles soft idle childish tw;
liirryille Mackswith snap.
Ile most est-. usiastie
e in the
1e ai oiw
meld beer,
i $2,0010.000
...-i�l is 51. Met' iron and Miss LaTasia of t is
'mid up (':i lit ai ..... The public is hereby notified that owing t f li .£ C`
Rees t l uta•P ...... h,:,,ti0:l t to Ei e p , g
Portice,, are vis:tieg in Seu£orth. pup mists to be £t1tli;el the w irrld oveQ.
iii- til office 1'.ntatrzal. deeea-e of our brother and llaztnes, . - Phe avid excel John L. St 19i's-an
the late John Edwin Snell, we are obliged lea E. Porticoes, who was visiting
WOLFERSTAN Tii05IAS, Epi., tesettle up the borings carried on by us �tr1'thioy, are visiting at the Ontario friends in Seaftirth, has It'ettar>�ecl. ;for p _;tlQs.ts (Iualitie�♦ and srnlC._Feeti
1
'' t,v#:>rr, 11xa`a,rc:r~zt. � as itelt-shore,rt[Id'for thin purpose xr est House -
Vile noted e•1106410 ]dill"£ear dear-ngnes;'.
I re a F,�a..elr e' ceq (=r 4,"r^'N/03:41,13. ,1 er CdCs"ltaye all (i$COunt9 of the -iron settled wiih� :� sltr. and Mrs. Won. I:j01t gave our.;.Sorge y f lana £c a D.fi6.:ilea: is far;e eQ:<r tyg,
g ,. , , ; ase li tient-lab Hall, who has been bug a flying visit on Suilclfs' lam
rFe lm Fr ,lti;r:., R , a $. or. I $ $$$$T... m „t� daYsteSter then we will he obliged to' 'speedinga few traonths ,in Stretford cottplc, of &Peags of pen t hi tz i rant n
•1toe+ i. �`�. ' �'.lt XI 11� ;'ak) i' i , .'petee unpaid account; In other hands for i c,returned home. .1. firs. Tay Or 13 very low fit present, far R'YQn I s,r,,e upon wPaD+'1R is
' Open ger s twfart edam, frr.ra to tr. tot `N p•
*xirenev-e t:d a, t.r. to 2 p. m.
Zhel'er.,1 f r: Sir;a l i m:s tran5arte:.t,
1ikr:.'o, ,r e r , t .,i I , ;1 f.er mono
7tepoeti'� a •ops et .
* ra s,
collection. Wn wi:l carry on Elia butcher • ,r lent we expect to seen see her =meal our our +e.stQnintiosr; ..Riuut as ..oft as tit
htisincn Anti pay ai `'.l=ilitie+ of the date ` • rate. k
eCI
l gni, has been on the', in;cin: head of this rel itty blowhard aliatl
#.yell. ;;telt l,rst for the pest we;ea , 1,ut hats al- ; The evertinhg 'Ore netting ':ca her i would ler 11tn�,list,
I Cell G. Sunil, most recovered again, i .- , y elite corn- ct .�' 1,.
al tExeter 1S 'ejtt. iS3. g - ca1118 . ant] an (rveleoat feels q
Ce . ttrd Um, "''Woe Simpson and S r ottnhle, Ae n€s,. sPritaus atr(1 near!.
1.,. e. Ce -.11~•:1�G- Al--.,...•iw..4�. Al.'salMcCann, f Seaforth, paid to tt *in '£fatal tlr„ iaiet tf huppetoe♦'i t l Fi lnalri
'�' " "' ' . Mal ager. ! , iitiY3. Notes a1tl; visit an l ondsay hitst p . fie. Glanville, o%t Grand Pend, a liul�ter. r. o It l~ildra
�J p . lost. rhea f li;l.ine1lhu o
-u..�k-tial, Jan. �� �a, ➢
' sea h .t1 the Corbete a diu: iet ellurat was engaged 1n ploughing.
'+V �srtlltar is very Gne at present.
r. �'l , ll ilr tezll veil won the Srt[a iq ; cn Sunday noxi. in ea bath 'field of hie farm 'kneel Tootle
F!, . ,�\,: •x l Atomic,
{fr A Ali iw e? b
'1,,.�YC � t,f� ��� 's�t QI`��C, err: , Gf Q+i'v, is-e(1#pia,
ee Published every Titureelay mkt -ding,
,
at the (ace,
'fail°3. Exeter, 011' .
Tr:umfiO, Ft'FSCU1p'1`011:
-Orta dotisr a tear • std lei erterenee; �1.fs1 r! Fcttflo
A:vertfs e'E l°ates Of: .eF,cttetfrtan.
No; Apar dis.rIra. rir d fro t ' ilv seeder res ere 11,1,.,1
lea on school No. -0.
Mi. and Mira. Simpson, of Sesrfortlt,
t'4.kliva a visit cell Sunday.
Mr. £'ts'i eller, of i'orkllilt, scalars
to'Chive;"o spend allow we I ,
Mr. Mic•:tel ern b;aaet°this time over'.
peas, I[e'has totem sl;£t. Sin. long.
eaceroiete. enta ,♦n 1.+1t -I�t rf r directions trill 'ii`1S ,tau Portico and Mr B. a., of
a.e,10,,,4 tial4 3 a a t to :Z i•s♦. l r c. lawrt? Opriartt, sprat Sundayafternoon
es -met 1st R'.• rr a r l° a ,; cola sr,Qal h P
" r 11, 74. '4,tr , r i Fa cit Jon lam• art'.
cit ewe, e a Rel ,•t teteart•114at
e v, e 1 s a 4 • :r, a *V u, r,'t F.vtarvl>aldy get ready for
p4ta>'7'),V,?,ci +1n ,,•„r,.c=.8 '�"r'rO,n:lyalodo Stiltpsfr,to.be-veldmCrediton
the lig
on the
odil:l;. ► ' tNP7IlS. i7tIta1.st.
a . . lee -erect
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Q ='
Seder = of our iallivta Inca .intend fif.
1E41 t11ra
;;1. . ud 7 D. I -;
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(.-c•.tlent,
tr,a.g-'4 e a
.?tint+ at the big; radle, held at the Remember' the harvest 1101n0 dinner ling Borne fence out of repair went tc;.
.dance of :lir: i3taniall Teynt lr, on Sep, i;a the Restart Methodist aurae en:right it. While lulus engaged he 1tefa".
' tiro 19th. Don't fore the. dote, struck •irtddt my anal for au hour oe
Miss View,
. and Miss O'Mara, of The Riaz, Mr. Huston pfieeeltetl . more lay ill art atnroti iorts state !31'
Lake Viey; .spent Saturday• Pette a° ry impressive sermon an the Metho- roeavering s,ttai•consciQUsrfesst the' fi>< t
and Sunday in this village., They were .rdist el➢;:rets here, on £aundey last thing he noticed was his cattle wahine
e
engaged in the disposal of tickets for d . l~tl,voc of his turnips He stsartiII to
A now shed.has been at the o
the 'Father ealy'a picnic, an which '=a • - e, • et, thein out and not lentil he bad got
reshy#r wu cxurch, The 1nutltlin„ as P
they wet with brilliant seems. ,r pearl arms the :field ctid he 1 e'y slily
Sly fart ioirh, fend ii, suliststuciftl one. y
Mr.' ]David McCarty, of this place, '11r. Ja 1 t ^ku nlsfire{ that he e1° ..heel, when he beget;
i, very' ill with. c h ' d e ltu.Po lac c :at1d fa4ttil}, het #c, feel aqueer sensation emote e,e beg. i
et el + 1.n a he , } e1 aoalt �crwentveaQ lia4 a llteeaa vrsttati s fa to n(4r Ili Staaliey q find it?Q11 te's] esl.at, was wro:a . Oi
,tY , PT tswnehip,returnedairyMondfayevening. rh €al.ngenv(' tea tbae 'e{ £feta➢1a xviQaei
of . lt..lininon s family, on the 4th ; ca '• le
e t
CaOU., +�Tte lieiQ iS t1QtT1i wild. t1t41 t'11A1a? N. James Gardiner, of this Fltaea, , h«' st,�tl'3e'd -1n 8atieefl tllftt l3':v (.el Ft'sta
ii.eace t. n:t e• et aarel Int, tea to 9r,Q thiel left or, lklnsidf l,�, for Ltiltden, En:ahead, I thet aerie st ndi g them In th* n' Cain;
f ' who're LO intet.eht reniainint; for o slioit. , " of +xraneat4, `:4'4a4 ii. it - 4'
owe of them have tlniost, re�:�tlefaTeal. aeu� ]iaEQ,,,tri tlaie�,
r .i
lunch 1 V' 4 s1S this :lent
r, X11; Jolla* bail, sa:, orad Mr Joltia
tune. i r IDare ai,d...I- nt t.d .1a41A4 41 It c.1si1 �� rd
+te•
r: G ,`ere S'�tkt r' 1 'aa, ` . y --, :t w'Q'biv;41-a.":r�'f +-a0'101f9 di1S37.Pr Ci.u- A'�? L ➢7;w +a iigt`' f4:"v;R°¢` 1 if dA1 `.uh t9fiS ge�. i::i1:
E t � a ,,., 1;1d➢ g :seta ala 11ft19,,ir., h .te 1,t�Qt t: rl 111 altara��; th(' �, -
ts3d, the 6' will rt Sa sin burnt. yt x(:4.0 tt # t , , .,, i.P14 a,r, „T;t1 :'P.�QnS•lhPru:3at Clitaff 114 �.�4at'' .; ra.T41 EiR.;7 1.'a" d'lE4Da �7a�t t a'llii.11 V1 a lr
p r, , aE ur eller the a ar .foal treat-
+•�Sr+t i*at'1!t `1":„.11:4`,.; 14 i+ll;a!`. /ef i+tf`i halal$, e)7i t lie lee, 1.411 1rr::t, :�a () t the, 1,34; 11atA,"hpi8i 11141* 'T?Q:. t
r llf;ll, rilelee tai.sae -u x�teata' aiY,1 tan,fi.. pep N to ri, 1111 ,t-�1ta4rt tiriue• the a�tl:'..>t 1 Ci thv''
. t?t°i1T.�js Budget. i . • l"� ,i i f (tar Sasi.a� i1 �. 1a. a1
sola 1 t. ala, t,aaltn r(1 that iv(t f � e #a 1
:Sher 1i1<<aea hes rented
Melt .:;ii :3 1() erre farm on the i
,nn. Si rr^ l z't71 t'e1n. e' e
7e t^a`'G� k`rl ,. for it tt`. rkl e f ton years,
', j ''e .i. • g, '•,Ce- -� . g.. ;,. _ sq�. g i .01:e 1 ,,ti.ol' to tell 11:1.41 1➢ir,t meld' U t'
Inn:". :"c s I i`eee t c: of •'8i➢... r no thhe�1',s t.•i 1'4r, 1.''aite. Y he. F,•ti boon, he 1'eo nal8t €i 1'QT tlut h* wo
t t 1 s t to . e e? met in our 4
odd.t etee wore. ie the 'Ear te1go to Esn s, told taro take i'`4 Ott' 1I".411J it Well ltl'. tt41i44' 44:%1
;.� ';e i . s u •i i-D➢:.it..a ta'e'te1}t. ht'•tt?rte T1s H1111u1,1•,•.Wil
t13ie* day :4h 1[CF� •' r. 541x;1' fig;l5 -flet+,.,. Ii�i1•n1et:.tn m 'tl.p'tliftwi, ; 1
1 t 1. valais'1r,,sr..s ,. .
e O"'' bit atI* 21;1 ,,Se a.leki. tel rt^ WEi4 ':4a'+li El;'At'➢•
Peon
tirokleili, tif '01 l.,yn e 1Ct+r(+r='rarialil;;t'
tt 414] eta?:h111, they net with 1'utlie'rtt Fr'`�` r.t .;t .35. beau, 'S%(emi'e--Our r.9f 1tel,'01L1 CE421'��"O1Maty'
,, r Very cental w e:It ter at r �ut.- -\t14$ .let-, i t 1 le(,r➢1t4 ha.'.0 complained 1-
ei.f,u., zf�t itli:nt. The Ilse=e,t11• S+ were - ,, 1; , ti 115'
in s l'
tir'28 haeeed the Ter the Jilries,, ett1+' pets bkt'el-vi*r°1ng illiP1t41', M1et'+t`hit it 1'iI'e' repotted that thee' 1'4faitels
r , . . I I tuell•!1 140148 1t2't W(14'L. ="..1:i'Ut(t r. fee Of thi1•. A1.' !3i. sen has chvit1„kl(e41 tbei
ukrne nt at, thin isle' of 1 ari:tirti, ytrr-
44trtting the (84 upeltt'.. into tee (t'it.•li. wa.,iout 51iallrt4Drt?,in i atnrdd' 1st inst. monies. to p:erteeei antluietne n'elu.' 1'r to
i Mary Lynch 811 Stained serious lie'; 3'uttgle 4oarn fa 11*iu si51 int One mutely iu Exeter. Now ave if
rn,
but her sister escaped unbent. ,Erre"i:*1'. at Iel r;tt \fr l Ed. Portico ;4 ttrelu and emphatically r3resos that se'+•
v l%lull.; fAieede at +irttforth..--Rey. ;lir;
ever-- (lirectly or intliree41y.,. divulged 111 a s1.
thle mantes of our correspondent?, anti
any one that stays the contrary tells a.
tttzntitigatetl falsehood.-EI)ri'on.
ta.1,e r:r,,'lt• '1cee'sr.3'. A. M. and R. L. \Nilson
•t it ''t1f .
and Air;., '1 ni. 1 intehieen, leave for qq
eaeee r•o('ra 4 C 'o �! [vt.1'...!.er 'l'oron1'f to thus w"t', att!'r:fl the fair A'
••••••‘ ,l, •s .cri. + 6.; ;, r n,u Ir.r;, at .irl(; visit relatives.
e'•
e ee ,f,,YS .• S .. ;-; ut e;", a,r- d, ;tl'l:.t:pr. eltone, at the advanced e e
iw
.. ..�r ,. ... ;..... w . Iof bm l }ears -lull tt nreutll.,", passed away
last meek. hese. J. mussel conducete(1
the funeral services,'
Mr, Tilose, fulloek presented our
postmaster with an ear a cora that is
a rare specimen a large centre cob
surrounded by four others of a flood
sire.
The ladies of the Boston Methodist
church are making colossal preparation s
Basinvf.s "heli N }li
•.L. 11IL t.] N l$,.
>t)1•r'..ux r''.
.(')Bice? over (TNeilr:Moat. Exeter, Ont,
`litmus Oxide (4R7/Or i.a,t.Liiextraction.
Till A. AVOS, G NT. L.11. V, F FP1\.; 1..
, n ta, s., r.1,= 1 t' r a., alae dnv 1„ ,,
aro Edinburgh cool / 4nsl.,n ; al t', l'. t 14, tlntarlel' , „ood things , file their 13th a111111i 1
'a . T.'. l S., •Co:rute•. I.eel!.lr ell atoalrt= cremes harvest lI0111O there i{S oil i il:g inner to
tint�r e. Julv1.,8 f 1 be held on Wednesday, Sept. 19th
, II. C..1',S..
W. 131tf,1WNSNte.
<irikliutte of Victork. rnivercity (Mice and reeideneo-
Dotninion ,Laboratory, Exeter Ort.. June.9>87.
Ten.tOWPY. finRIE. MAIN'ritEET, Erfetcr,
.i! alp stairs, np halite Cartrol hotel. Nidi eat -
ranee ou the souur-Jamesstreet leading to the Meth
adlet Church.
BROWN', W1ni.eisca, licensed auctioneer
lam■ for the counties of I'cr_h and .0 4dlesex, also
ler rue tOwnsbip of t borne. Soles promptly attend-
ed to. and terms rers•onable bales arranged at the
post -utile°, 4'.ineliehe...
'i' 1.nes ONE, Exeter Ontario, Licensed Auctioneer
tI for the County of 1,uron. Sales promptly attended
to. and sratat.lact uu g.e.,rrr,leed. 8r.lcs arranged at
this Wilco. -
lisrENItY EMBER, Licensed Auctioneer for Day,
..U. Stephen, and ikaiitivrty Townships. Wilco -
.At Post-oilice, Crediz,u, -
Mr. J.anee Shoddoth reports that:
Mr. James McWilson threshed 22.
bushels of barley in one hour aud three
minutes, and a quantity of °lessen
wheat at the rate of three bushels ,per`
minute. •
grand Bend Tidings.
Apples trees are loaded with'freit.
The clover need crop promises to be
good in this section.
Some farmers:have commenced dig -
gins potatoes. They are coming up
in good shape.
Let the tillers of the soil ;keep their
(ploughshares bright. They will find it
-IyTILLI sai EOM i TOE SED .",UC'rin+F'TEER for 3 will repay thein.
y the Counties of ,doldlesex and Lambton, and
the Ton uships of Meehan :end Iiay. All sales prom-
ptly attended to. .Adorers all communications to IV.
Aai,T, ,llhiva postoillec. Ontario.
DICICSCN, Yeurrister, Solicitor of Supremo
ld.e. Count, Notary l'nhlIe, Conveyancer, Com
ruisstouer1 :ice Money to Loan.
OtUoo-lfaigon's Block, Exeter.'
11. KINSMAN, DENTIST,
D..1), se extracts teeth without pain
by giving vegetable Vapor, or using the new Anis-
thetio ont};e gums. Moises (told Fillings, and another
dental woNlcthe best possible. Claes to Zurich last
Thursday in each moeth.
BAST S;DE OF IIAIN STREET EXETER.
ELLIOT
tiz ELLIOT,. BARRISTERS,
Solicitors, .Conveyancers, &e.
Money to Loan at 63
B. V. ELLIOT. J. ELLIOT
•
k Fa?mer& Mutual fire
Insurance Company.
rams DEST,tUNO TO IISERE IN Tii4E BEST
nod cheapest.Inearan<:c Company in the Dominion,
sap do se by applying persongiiy, or by myil'>.to the
,mu 1erBigned.. fAtl appiieations-,promptly attended to.
Also agent for the Wellington' Company of Guelph.
� 4.o AUCT10EER for the County of Iib;ore. .
E4. 73OSBENBE1;1z,Y..Aoasr.
v
9.0 ZAirich,Ont.
There has been nluehsiekness around
here for some :time, but we are glad to
say that most of them are recovering.
We have had a bountiful and heauti-
Eat harvest,and for those great benefits
may we return .thanks to the G-iver of
all Goodness. -
;Mr. Jas. Stonedepartecl this life- on
the 4th inst aged 95 yrs. His remains
were interred in the Grand fiend ceme-
tery. Mrs. Taxan was also buried at
the same place.
'La Faun Bros., with • their steam
thresher, threshed on the lst Sept.,207
bushels of barley in the short space of
honrs,on the farm of Mr. Ware Oliv-
ee. They then moved :to Mr. Geo. Tap-
eon's and threshed 550 bushles complot-
Frig the 10 hours, snaking in all 757
.n 10 hours besides moving. This is
,considered good work. •
ail,
Qffa Sunbeams..
Mr. -John Leonard, of Michigan, is
the guest of Mal,; hom'es' Ryan.
Mrs. Laughlin, of this 'village, is
!Tending a few;danys in Parkhill.
Miss Rachel Hawker, of this place,
returned fro;Lit Boston last week,
Ilk
_.,,..
Musa% -
Rain is much needed.
Rev. E. A. Fear ie taking st vacation.
Rev. J. S. Cook leas retuned from
his visit to Montreal. -
Mr, Jas. Stoneman and wife, who
have been visiting friends i41 this local-
ity for the p: st two eveeL•s, returned'
]tome on Tuesday hest. - -
On Wednesday afterorlou, 31st Aug-
ust, Mr. H. ,Arnold, of the firm of
McArthur & Co„ bankers, was united
in the holy .bonds of .matrimony to
Miss Nellie Rolson, eldest daughter of
Mn: Wm. Rolson, of Ailsa Craig:: The
bridegroom was supported by Mr. A.
J. Arnold, banister, of Toronto, broth-
er of the groa-i, and the bride by Miss
E. Rolson, and Miss Robertson, of
Orangeville. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. .51r. Anderson, of
Nairn, and was witnessed by a large
number of relatives and friends. The
P.nvQCATE would wish them an abun-
dance of joy, happiness and prosperity.
We were considerably surprised on
Saturday last to hear that Mr. William
Stoneman and his brother-in-law, hir.
Wm. Johnston had gone on a deer
hunt, and thought it strange that the
wife of the former should accompany
them on. Balch an expedition, and sur-
prise was intensified when upon look-
ing up the matter that deer were not
in season at the present time. After
racking our 'brains for a solution ` it
dawned upon us that it might be a
dear that they were in quest of. This
proved to be correct, as on Monday
evening they returned having been
successful in securing such a one in the
person of Mrs, Wm. Johnston, daugh-
ter of - Mr. John Laine, banker, of
Gorzie. The groom was supported by
Mr. Robt, Johnston; of Toronto, and
the (dear) bride. by Miss M. Laine,
her sister. The ceremony was per- tound out that e
formed by Rev. Mr. Wright. We have secured a
also• extend to those our hearty wish that they got the eon Sunday -better
for their prosperity and snappiness. the day the better tli',' deed -they must
Who next on the marriage, question. be good ones. But who was it 1 . It
Humor says that there are more to 'says. Philip. Now itis not fairto put
follow. it on Philip alone foe' we ,know where
Philip is Tom is generally on the
CorbettGatherings, other side of the fence.
A. new wind pusher has appeared' in
Mr. Sharp is very sick at present our midst. He has lately came from
with the fever. under cover (slate root) and set go some
Onesal4d family etre spending vacation.
-All the go is the Lake View pienie.
.oMr. Judson Corbett's daughter is
lyiu; dalogerous y il`l. ,She is not ex.,
pectGd to recover. -`once of our Pees-'
hyterian friends are busily engaged in
erecting a new driving shed for the
rhureh.-1)=) not forget 'the Harvest
]tome dinner at; the 13oston - Methodist
church on 19th inst. A good time ex
petted. -The Blyth ," iczvnr are. has passed the.
first mile stone. It is creepitlg to the
front ranks, and will soon be ttin estab
lished success, as a county jourlla3.
We did not notice Albert sninging Wade in Bro. Watson, and we 'mow
the parasol on Sunday evening. •Come you will win. -
Albert, this won't do you know. -
Mr. Wm. Bowman was the guest of
the MissesCoultice,offElimville,on Sun-
day last. There seems to be a great
attraction. at Elimville for Wm., and more than a card stating his name and
since he visits this burg so oft -en we the business he is engaged In. It net
notice he, does not travel northward so only pays the advert serbut it lets pee.
mut n. 4. great saving of bridge tim- pie at a distance know that the towza
and more work for the shoemaker, - you live in is a prosperous communiter
Mr. Wm. Pym, of Centralia, mos- of business men. As the seed is sown
pied the Elinlrille church pulpit last so the fruit recompenses. Never 01,1
Sunday very acceptably. Sonne of these down your sign while you expect to d:
old hoary -headed sons of toil are not business, for it often indicates that
to be ]aughed at for the sermons preach- business is poor and you are 1osin
ed by . them very frequently just to your grip commerically speaking. The
shame the stero-typed efforts of souse judiciousadvertiser will receive in re•
of our castor hatted gentlemen who turn ten dollars for every one investe.l
spend six days out of seven in pre- in the columna of a live newspaper.
paration. -Every town owes it to itself to
support well its home institutions. 'f
the hardware dealer sends out of tovrn
for his groceries, the grocer cannot be
blamed if he in turn sends elseware for
his hardware. If both these dealer&
send away for their dry goods the der
AdditioalaI %ooals.
,: ,\V would ask our £rinse;.•
andreaders to assist us in making t11is
ctoluul interesting by contributing items
Usborne.
-Hon. Peter Cooper, the philant
xopist once said: -"In town where A
newspaper is published every mac
should advertise in it even if nothing
Some of the young ladies around
Elimville are terrioly put "put out"
because our post mistress, Edith, re-
fuses to allow them the use of other
people's papers, especially ,the Anvo-
CATE- We can put them right; young
ladies just get your pa's rind ma's to goods merchant will begin to enquire
subscribe for the Anotia, only 30cts. whether he cannotcling groceries aneel,
hardware a lttle'''cheafler by buying
elsewiire. Now if these dealers begin ter
boycott one another in this sort of ::lk
has got ahead of 's this time as he hes way,the town will suffer from it . Cops
me person or persons mon sense teaches that the best inter.'-
of butternuts, and ests of the town require that everyr•-
qpe
son living in town should get his good;e
of the local dealers. These men an -
fixtures. They own property,pay taxeie
and are interested in whateyer pertaitec
to the well being of the community.
Every dollar sent away takes so much,
money out of circulation, and causes
more or less stringency in the market,
Aside from this it gives the profit b11
from now till January ,fist. Try it.
It is "awfully" newsy. l;
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the outside hoarsens.