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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1907-05-30, Page 1Wedg1Qg IQvItatIoIIs \Ve print invitations on the newest of paper, with the newest of type, at a _ J reasonable price. You want homerhieg nice. The ADVOCATE Office TWENTIETH YEAR. EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 30. 1907. Real Estate Changes Made f,+t t,ut on reit.'1). aide tour,. WI' h+rve nu- t•yualletl it kb to rent, Sell "r boy ell her f..t in or viIL,e• prones'•. '1'0 it. .NI)) -:I:4 & CRKKOH. SANDERS & C.rREECH The Sovereign Bank of Canada. Current Accounts and Savings Deposits received at all Branches at best rates consistent with conservative banking. nterest paid 4 times a year on Savings Deposits. JOS. SNELL, Manager at Exeter, Crediton, Zurich and Dashwood, GLADMAN & STANBURY, Solicitors. The Old Reliable Some merchants have a fashion of advertising what they haven't got, and when you come to ask for it their reply is: "Sorry but we are just sold out of that particular line, but we will have some more in shortly." 11 What We Advertise We Have. 1 We are showing this week a very choice selection in wash goods: Ladies' Wash Dress Goods in Ducks, white and colored. White Indian Head, 20c. a yard. Linen in white and colored. Chambry in red, green, pink, blue, grey and oxblood. Ginghams in fancy patterns and checks Mercerized Taffeta in plaids and overchecks The English Taffeta Print at 12;c. American Prints at 10c. Another consignment of those lovely Swiss embroider les and insertions to match. Get your choice before they go. See our new style in the Astoria Shoe - Gentlemen Only Cash paid for Butter and Eggs. Butter 18, Eggs 17, Potatoes 75c. a bag. *CARLING BROS. r,sflesslsaal Cards. William Brown DR. O. F. ROt'LSTON, L D. S., D. D. 8. DENTIST Member of the R. C. D. 8. of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OFFICE: Over Dickson & ('arling's Law Ot8 e, in Dr. Anderson. former Dental Parlors. DR. A. R. KINSMAN, L D. 8., D. D. s., �llonor graduate of Toronto Cntveristr. DENTIST, Teeth extracted without any pain, nr any 1.1.t efe.•ts OSce over Ola imam & Sta 1.ury'e office, Main street Iaster. Medical AP. MALLOY, M. 0. (Tor. Univ.) MEMBER . College of i'hyeirians and Surgeon., Ontario. Former llcuse Surgeon Toronto Western Ito.pital. Successor to Dr. J. A. Rollins. Residence: East on int street north of otdice, Exeter, Ontario. Legal. DiCESON d (aRLINO, BARRISTERS, SOLICI- ton, Notaries. con.ewncer.. Commissioner. $eBcitors for Moleon. Rank. et••. Manny to Loss at lowest rate. of interest. Offices, Main street, F-teter, L >< Caactae, B.A., L H. D+Caeos MONEY TO LOAN. we have a Targe amount of pri•. ate fund. to loan ■ tars and village properties at low rates of inter Mt. 01.ADM.IN & STANBURY, Barristers, So,icitote,Main et.. Exeter On S. Hardy, Auctioneer For the County of Huron. All orders promptly t• tended' to if left at the Advocate cr his Clore. Village Property for Sale A first (Ides bold( house, ontaining rooms dow stain and 3 up -stain, with kitchen attached and :Olaf end, r a,1: a:• a. res of land, good well, a num• bet fruit trees ar,d frame stable. Terms to suit the purchaser. Immediate possession. Apply at The ADVOCATE OFFICE or CIIRIS LUKER, Itty r ,• Farm Labourers and Domestics 1 been appointed by the Dominion Go.. r• ment to place immigrants from the United Kingdom ;n position. w faun labourer, or dome•tir servants :n thi..i••inity. Any pre n requiring nr h help should notify me by letter stating fully the kind of help required, when wanted and wages offerers. The numtrr. armo int may not le v:mrient to ripply all request/it, but e'er; 'ton will be made to provide olli nlirant with help required DoNAI.D MIINNIS, Canadian Oovemment Employment Agent, Exeter Clinton Business College M 1 Amliatel with ,n5 1.81)1 it. e- mit ▪ � I Individual !Ivrea ti•.r. • trP. ite t,r han•1• n.r a a'^: ▪ '` GEO. SPOTTON, Princlpel Prof. Diploma of Royal in, orporat"i Society of Muslims, England; Organist of Trivitt Memorial Chur:h,Exeter. t'iano, organ, harmony and Theory of Musi• , Terms on application. Exeter, Ont, Notice To the Shareholders of the Exeter Salt Works Co. (ientlemen— I'Iease take notice that the annual meeting of the shareholders of the Ex- eter Salt Works Co. will he held in the Town Hlttll, Tuesday, June 1lth, 11517, at 2:31 o'clockp. nt. '' T.13. Carling, Sec'y A for I•.-t',re farm in the Township of Hay, neat Sarepta; one hnndrt'I a, re., S,i arre, needed, frame hoose and Food stable, good water, etc., Apody to SANDERS & CREECH. Exeter. Notice to Farmers Thr Exeter Canning and I'rrsersing Co. will be pleased to rrcci. a u.-reage from farmers for Tomatoes and Corn. As the eumh' r of a' re. required i. limit• ed those leering to r..ntra. t w ill do well to call at onec on either the President, Jo.. `in.11; \l (-Pres, C. 11, Sanders, or Secy, J. (1..lone. Wants a Wife. A man about flft, )ears of age, resident in a neigh• boring rillare, ha. ing some mean., wishes to rom• muni'ate with a lady of about the same age with a .lea to marriagecv„mm,miratee a with .temp en- closed rent to 151, ofIlre will receive confidential and prornpt attention. HURON COUNTY COUNCIL The Council of the County of Ilornn will meet in the Council Chamber In the town of Oo,terich, at 3 o'clock p.m,on Tuesday the 4th day of June next. All a,,ounts to rorne before the Council must be placed with the (leek before day of meeting. Dated May _',+, i?0 . W. lane, Clerk. Brac Spring growing its will every life tie (legit Brine t e soon thing veins. and in affil send U P Exeter's 24th May Celebration! ADDITIONAL LOCAL$ Perhaps the most exceptional thine about the affair was the particularly fine weather with which we were fav- ored. The weather was ideal through- out the whole day and towns celebrat- ing consider it lucky that the 24th hap• petted to drop on Friday, the weather before and since being anything but favorable. The fact that the day was fine, the spring work in the country over, and the town filled with vis- itors trade the success of the celebra- tion very marked. Large crowds were present from the country and neigh- boring villages and towns. At 10 o'clock, shortly after the arriv- al of the train from London,a monster procession was formed at the Metropol- itan Hotel and proceeded south along Main street and back to the Town Hall. The procession took the following or- der: The Directors of Exeter Agricul- tural Society,under whose auspices the affair was held, in Mr. Goutley's auto- mobile; Squire Leathorn, representing John Bull on a handsome whitecharg- er, W. R. Elliott and Sam Elliott as Marshalls, the Town Council in car- riage, The London Free Press News Boys Band, which rendered good ser- vice throughout the day; Volunteers of No.O Company of the 33rd Battalion under Sergt.-Major Hector; schcol children, Exeter Band, Sports Com- mittee, Bawden's Kazoo Band and a goodly number of well gotten -up Cali- thumpians. After returning to the Town Hall, the soldiers and citizens were addressed by the chairman of the spar's committee, N. D. Hnrdon, and the President of the Agricultural So- ciety, Mr. Delbridge. It was regretted by all that the flag from Exeter, Eng., did not arrive as it was intended to have proceeded to the school grounds and there raise it. This, however, will take place later. Many funny things were witnessed in the antics of the calithumpinns, who were particularly good, while the Kazoo Band is a musical organization of "'igh harder,” having a rare com- bination of strange and unique instru- ments. and playing such "clasikal" music as "The girl I left behind ine." etc. (Mr. Greenway Manager of the News Boys Band, has given the Kazoo Band a special invitation togo to Lon- don). The Calithuu,pien prizes were awarded to Dyer Htiidon's outfit rep- resenting tt Chinese Laundry; Lee Wilson's hoboes from Sodom; WM. Frayne's driving outfit, and Fred White's driving outfit. The National costume prize was awarded to Hugh Sellery who represented "Uncle Sam" and drove a goat. A special prize was awarded Earl Southcott and Joe Fol - lick for their teats of dogs and outfit. AFTERNOON SPORTS Shortly after one o'clock the bands and volunteers formed in line on Main street and starched to the agricultur- al grounds where the sports were held. They were followed by an immense crowd of people anxious to be partici- pants and spectators. The sports were conducted in good order and each of the events was well filled with contes- tants, and much Mote than the ordi- inary enthusiasm was shown by the onlookers as well as by those who took part. The skirrnish drill by the volun- teers tinder the command of Sergt- Major Hector attracted considerable attention, the manoeuvres being well perforated. The horse races consisted of two trots, there hiving four entries in each. The several heats were well contested and nearly all were close and exciting. A slight accident occurred in one heat when Rus. iledden's cart was splashed by two of them colliding when slaking the first turn. Neith- er driver nor horse was hurt, The prize for the largest fancily on the ground was given to Mr. Fronk Trieh- ncr, his family of twelve being ttil pi writ t. ATHLETIC SPORTS The following were the prize win- ners: 115) yds. buys, het ma0 Dayrn:en, \Willie Decker, Gordon Heywood: j mile boys, Melville Sine helm, Roland lit ntnell,• \Villie Hittite: yds. girls, Gladys Ford, Zoe Sellery. Edith Heide - men; Farmers' Rece, Fred Ilawkshew, John Snell, f ieurge Snell; Sack Race, Beattie Martin, M. Sonthr•ott, Bert Stoneman; i.eapFrog Rare, 13. Jlartin and M. Sonthcott, R. Hr intnell and J. Cornish, G. Heywood arid iI. ISA ttnan' twiner of this place was united in mar - Hag Relay, 11. I)nym,tn'. team. Willie I ridge to Mr. Eli Lawson of Crediton, Amos' teatn,Ula rrnre Heywood's team; by the Rev. A. 11. Going. The bride, Business MefS' }litre, W. J. He lIl)11 ' , who was, suitably attired in white Mr. Gillis is now able to move about the house. Mr. Glad men attended the non -jury Sittings at Goderich on Tuesday. Word has been received that the flag recently sent to Exeter, Eng., has been received. Miss Fansun of Parts is spending a few days with her sister Mrs. Joseph Lamhrook. Mr.and Mrs. Strauze, Miss Statham, Mr. 13. Neelands and Dr. Scott spent Sunday at W. J. Statham's, Mr. Fred and Miss Eva Parsons of London were here Saturday attending the fettered of their stepmother, Mrs. Robt. Fanson. fir. Wm. Dew of Grundy Centre, Iowa, formerly of Usborne, has for the past week been shaking hands with old friends, the guest of his brother -In-law, Mr. John Hunter. The first game of baseball of the sea- son will take place betweeu Centralia and Exeter on the recreation grounds this Thursday evening at 6 o'clock. The boys have been diligently practis- ing and a good game maybe expected. Come and help along the sport. The homes of Messrs. James Wal- ters, J. A. Stewart, Dr. Amos and Mrs. Richard Pickard were entered by thieves on Tuesday evening and various sums of money and a gold watch taken. Entrance was made in each case through a window. Con- stable Bissett is looking into the mat- ter. The principal officers of Exeter Lodge, 1. O. O. F. were elected Tues- day night as follows: N. G., Bro. W. Frayne; V. S., Bro. Dr. Kinsman; R. Sec., Bro. R. N. Taylor; P. Sec., Bro. A. E. Fuke; Treas., Bro. E. M. Dig- nan. Representatives to Grand Lodge, Bros. J. Rind and W. J. Heaman; De- legates to District Meeting, Bros. Thos. Boyle and R. N. Creech. As a result of throwing "Kihoot'' on some of the animals in the parade on May 24th one young man appeared before the magistrates on Monday and was fined $4 with coats. This practice, which has become rather two preval- ent in town of late, is a dangerous and cruel one. No one can estimate the injury that may be done by an animal made furious by the pain thus caused, and besides it is cruel to the beast. A rigorous punishment should be met- ed out to those who are guilty of the practice in future. Mr. Wm. Blair of the North Boun- dary, Biddulph, came nearly losing his life on May ?Alb. A friend was abort to shoot ata cat and had a shot gun levelled for the purpose when Mr. Blair happened to turn the corner of the barn and pass in front of the gun just as the charge was fired. On seeing the danger he doged but not in time to escape altogether, and he re- ceived several of the scattering shot in the face. One eye was injured, but it is not known whether be will lose the eight of the optic. Removal Dr, Malloy wishes to inform his pat- rons that niter June 1st his office will he at his home on Andraw street, not. on Main street as formerly. Fire ! Fire ! ! The Old Feather Maim of Goderich is coming to Exeter again next week and solicits your work in feather cleaning. Nothing but first class work done. Dog Lost. Lust Friday a black Cocker' spaniel with short tail, it Tittle grey about the mouth, answers to the name of "Ker- nel." Any one giving infot•ntation that will lead to his recovery will be suitably rewarded. T. 13. Carling. Pleats for Male. We have on hand a full line of tom- ato. cabbage, cauliflower, celery, as- ters. stocks. geranium, foliage, ver- bena, petu00, pansy and all kinds of plants for the flower and vegetable garden. ('till and get nut• prices and see aur stock. Hanging baskets filled to order. LOl'iS DAV, Market Gardener. Exeter. Agent for the Exeter Canning & Preseraing Co. The Exeter Council !Perry has engaged tt;th J. ales of Council. ('landeboye. \\'e ens, Hnglcy,—%V, Baynbani of ElLIt i , Win., is visit- ing Itis parents lie, ,• .it present. --- Wed- ding bels will lie ringing in our midst shortly. The Council met on Tuesday evening as a Court of Revision. All members were present and subscribed to the oath of office. Several minor appeals were made and granted. The Conucil then met as It council. Mr. S. Sarglers asked the council to build a sidewalk from the north side of James street to his stables. The 'tett during hulida ,will► D. 11c• matter was laid over. The following s. y accounts were passed:ltoss Taylor Co. Dougall at ('oulber. - Thos. Coward $12.22; A. G. Dyer, assessor, $O:; pre- paring truant officers list $5. A com- mittee was formed:to find out where the best gravel could be secured, when tenders will be asked for. %%'1iiehelst';l Milton ('I.trkc, chart, (;odholt and Alex. VcDnug:ill, of the b„end:uv,yis- Blddulpll Richard Atkinson and wife were in Exeter 24th.—Mrs. \Vatter Logan and children, Ed. h1ousen, wife and daugh- ter of London spent 24th at S. Hodgins'. —Hamlin Cooper and Miss Cooper of London visited here this week. -1t. McFalls and wife of Exeter and Mrs. W. B. Bird of London spent Sunday at Geo. Hodgins'.—Alex. Hodgins and Miss Taylor spent 24th with the form- er's parents.—H. Bird of London visit- ed here last week. -Thomas Hennessey and wife, Jos. Hodgins and wife of Lucan, and B. Boyle and mother of Centralia, visited here Sunday.—A number of our people attended the re- cent ball in London Township; also St. Patrick's Festival on 24th. L>t>can -- A despatch from Toronto says: "The Government has been requested by the temperance and moral reform de- partment of the Methodist church to investigate the circumstances of the case at Lucent, where it is reported and wife spent Sunday with friends in Fullerton.—Our town was quiet on 2110, some going 1.• Exeter and others to Woodham. --Frank Delbridge spent a few days at his home here last week KILLED—Word was received here Monday night of a former resident being killed at the St. Maryscrossing, that person being Jnes, son ofJames Balkwill, who used to reside on the farm where Geo. Delbridge now lives, south of the village. Farquhar. Mr. Simon Campbell is confined to his room with a slight attack of pneu- monia. —Mrs. Thornes Cameron has been on a visit with friends in Strat- ford a nd Burgessville.--\\'e are pleas- ed to see Mis. Henry Rundle able to be out again.—Quite a number from here attended the sports in Exeter on the 28th and report a good time. FIRE—On Saturday last the house of Mr. Henry Francis of the Oth con was destroyed by fire. It appears the fire started from the chimney of the summer kitchen, the wind being so strong that it carried sparks onto the roof of the main house, and as the building was a wooden structure and the teen were working at the other end of the farm the fire had got be- yond control by the time sufficient that two sten sent out by the Govern- help arrived. They succeeded, how - went to detect violations of the license ever, in getting everything out of the law were held up by the town consta- I cellar and the first story, but every- ble and marched to the Town Hall, thing up stairs went up in smoke, in - where they were compelled to disclose !eluding all their clothes except what their business. It is stated that the they wore at the time, together with matter involved one member of the considerable cash. Mr. Francis will Town Council.”—Rev. Arthur Carlisle live with his son Arnos until he has a who for the past three years and a half suitable place erected. The building has been assistant to the rector at the and contents were insured in the Us- Cronyn Memorial Church, London, borne k Hibbert Co., nevertheless Mr. preached his farewell sermon Sunday. Francis' loss will be considerable. Ile Allived in town this week and will ---- - --- attend to his new ditties here on Sun- BIRTHS day. --The induction into the pastor- ate of the Presbyterian church, here, of Rev. Thos. Paton, late of Met•riton. took place Wednesday. After the ser- vice a reception in honor of the newly inducted pastor was held at the home DEARINO—in Stephen, on May :�3, to Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Dearing it daugh- ter. REVINOTON—In Biddulph, on May 20, of Jas. Brown. After 'nipper a delight• { to Mr. and Mie. Wilbert Revington, ful time was spent in social intercourse music and speeches. A purse was pre LIvINOBToNE--In Exeter on May 26, seated to Rey. Jas. Abrey, the interim to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Livingstone, moderator, by the congregation. a daughter. — -- — Centralia j MARRIAaes, The choir of the church will give a LAwsus---FismixIN1•:R.--In Exeter, on May 2.3rtl, by the Rev. A. 11. Go- ing, Mr. Eli Lawson, of Crediton, to Mrs. Laura Finkbeiner, of Exeter. song service on Sunday night next. Our choir is in first-class shape and under the leadership of Mr. N. E. Hicks an excellent service may be looked forward to.—Dr. Orme is hav- ing his house completed and it will be soon ready for occupancy. -Miss Lillian Elliott took part in a concert in Clin- ton on the evening of May kith, sing- ing in solos, duets and quartettes. — Our baseball club journeyed to Lucan on May 21th and played it game with the team of that village. The result was a victory for Lucan by quite a large inargin.---Vias Ryan, sister of Edward Ryan, is very ill at his house. —Mr. Con. (''uughlin of Montreal was visitinghis brother, Daniel, during the holidays.—(ills. Coughlin shippe several loa(ls of cattle to Montreal last week.—The people of this vicinity are wondering when old father winter is going to loosen his grip and give niece to more seasuneble weather. We had a flurry of snow on Monday and slight frust the same night. --Rev, (i. SV. Andrews is this week attending the Methodist Conference at Goderich. — Mrs. i)uplan was visiting her sister in Lunen.—Mrs. S. Mavis and Mrs- W. J. Parsons visited their sister in Lot-• don last week,- - Mt s. Brooks and fam- ily returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Belgravc•.---Miss Annie DEATHS FANsos.---in (',+horn(•, on May 23rd, Mrs. Rohe- t Fanson, of Seaforth, aged 76 years. Notice to Bicycle Riders Notice is ht rely given that the ('ounril hat in• •fruited me to proses against any person or per• sone found riding bictcles on any sidewalk within the municipality. W. J. BI88ETr, Commissioner. AUCTION SALE or: FARM STOCK - .'.T TIIE-- Metropolitan Hotel. Exeter, on FRIDAY, JUNE 7th, at 1 o'clock 1 draught gelding 1 years old 4 „ ,3 . 2 2 1 " mare 4 :3 2 Matrimonial. A vett' +Inlet wedding took place on Smith, of Detroit, is visiting her par- 1 genera) purpose filly 2 vent's encs at Devon, arriving horse Hater' 1 driving colt 1 years obi Thursday evening of last week at the (lay, --J55. Godsave was in Parkhill 2 good fanners years 1 years hemp of Mr. and VPs. Harry Parsons, last week.—Cecil Sitltpson. Miss Hari- R at which ecc»tion Mrs. Laura Fink- ton and Miss Simpson, of Lucan, were guests at Mr. Simpson's Sunday.- M. Kellam] is on the sick list.—Hugh Geary who has been employed by A. A..1. 1 urd, 11. N. (rrech: "ills.Egg muslin. was presented to Mr. Lawson \faileline ('erling, Zoe S,•llery, 1 t Lola Taylor; Men overfill, Harr Jones, her father and was unattended. Sam. Stenlake, Sam, E'+oerv; Farmers Only n few of the bride's most intimate sons, Fronk Delbridge, Earl \Windsor, � friends were present, Mr Lawson is 1\ nr. Schroeder, ; in possession of :3'20 acres of the choic- est laud iv) the west and he together il+)ItKE It.\r'k� with Mr s. I,awsnn, will visit. his farm Thr following are the winners: j the coining summer, tett in the mean- time they will reside at Crediton East. be when i:3.50 trot.:, hal( mile heats out Of 5: ' D D. D. M.'s sleIt. will send new ! Freddie Mack, H bodging Thr vet y inclement weather of Mon- ey( ning prevented many local May. 2 here harmony with Dolly May. N Surer -us 2 2 2 Vxsons from amending the regular na 'tie life gHllop• Best time 1.'234. i Hedge meeting. when Bro. Holly of ing through your own system. Make � yourself feel good. 2,Li trot, ' 1 If•mile brats, 3 out of :r: 1 Ott w Hamburg, i), D. G. M., made his Dr. ilarvey, W Kunz 1 '2 1 1 official visit to Lebanon Forest Lodge, S. S., G. Schroeder '2 1 '2 2I so that the attendance was not sntne new Our Burdock and Sar- Jilit Stanton, J. Meltann saparilla Compoun first time 1.13. large. :3 :3 :3 3 After the usual routine business was transacted the work of the third de- gree was exemplified by the ()Pikers in such it scanner H9 to receive the high commendation of Bro. Helly. he hav- ing stated that it was so well done that he had no ad% erre criticism what- ever to offer. At the conclusion of the degree work the D. 1). (1. M. gave an interesting address on otasonry, which was very instructive to the brethren present. Several of the Inept] members were then called upon and - made nit ee•. The work of Wire Fencing, Stretchers Pliers, Ilii evening being ning being over » light but � tasty Ionch and c„ff•e, prepared by Mr. W. J. Statham, WAR partaken of, and was followed i,v mine speech mak- ing by the brethren, and solos by N. D. Hurdon end ('Apt. Haw»rel. The o -}ruing wee anes,* +f Mnch parble• to ofit d SEAMAN'S HARDWARE & STOVE STORE. plresure to allhwere tpe White, Solomon fierily, W. A. Currie. present. /� The fireworks in the evening was U well attended and all present thought thein it fitting finish to Is good day's is the best blood purifier we hnow; and sport. besides Sarsaparilla it contains Yellow — - - --- Dock. Prickly Ash, iodides of Potas• county Aactioseera. slum and iron. ('ascan and other The following have taken out equally valuable remedies. Auctioneer's licenses fur the county of Farmers' Horsesory and excretory organs, rrmnv It arts through the nature] secret• Huron:- C. F. Vandrick,(ieo. Beckett, ing Thos. (sundry, Jas. Stanley. F. S. those matters which distort) its purity Scott, Thos. ('enteron, FraniHellen- ft Bot tles for $.1.00tyne. O. W. Walker, Henry 134issen• :3 Bottles for $2.75 berry. J. G. McMirhnel, John Gill. 13. M. ('hsrlea, Thus. E. Johann. Free) C. B McDonell..ia•. A. Smith, Devid Dick• inson. ('. I1. %Vitenn..las. Jone•, Thos. ' ' Brown. 13. Hunter, Henry Tot ranee. le•tendinrpnn-baser• R. 11. (sarnisa. John Purvis, Edward C. E. HACKNEY, �('hemiat and Opti -i:tn. EX ETEit• I3ossenberry, 13. S. Phillip.. Joseph E x r. -6 -it 1 hone 5O. eish to &noon, that am now locate.1 F.aetsr for the purpose of buying lsn}+y fi Itinahe.rm, and w 1l OOd have ;•Qt. for saIt Ili le a Ili .tat,teeare 1.1.1)&441 t the and th of Reiter on the Lowden Rood write us ..1 in 1 "111 he tnI thing 'rh'mrale ,•ol ; all when !a' , la.•y tt' o boy 1 W. S. llowey, Phm 1 good gen. purpose marc 8 years. The Property of C. E. hackney. T. CAMERON. ACCT. Auythillg and Evering We Do Tinsmithing and Troughing. Furnace and Hot Water Heating Plumbing and Pipe Fitting All sizes of pipe in stock. SAMSON BRAND PORTLAND CEMENT A Car just received. Best for floors, walls, etc. Hooks, Staples, Etc.