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THURSDAY, AUGUST 4(11, 7887
EDITORIAL NOTES;
SOUTH RENFREW.
The filth Dominion by election 1 to provide funds for enforcing the
The Imperial authorities have, it
is said, decided to abaudou the
purolttase of Canadian horses for
army pureloses on taccount of the
expense.
Frond au official report published
by lite Ontario Government, which
deals with legal statistics, we fad
that the amount of fines imposed
for yiolatiora of the Scott Aet was
$41,195, Appendix L contains an
The county ot Lennox, like the interesting account of the lees re -
county of Huron, which has refused 1 ceived by the different legal officials..
The highest amount is credited to
r
since the 28th February lass, took
place on Tuesday in South Renfrew..
haves. not by any meanie a close
contest, although such was cooked
for, M. Ferguson (Conservative).
beiea, as far as heard from, elected
by a majority of 136, and it is held
that the remaining two polls will not
matelta1ly affect his majority,
The election was necessitated by
the dea h of Mr. Campbell (Retorlxl)
wkllch occurred some months ago,
and who at the late general election
was�1elected by a majority of 70 votes
R e action has not as yet set in, seem
ingly.
At the death of the late member
the Reformers were alarmed leer
they might lose this seatin the House
and accordingly selected Mr. Dun-
can Macintyre, ex -Vice President of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, to
contest the riding with Mr. F ergu-
son, the Conservative nominee.
A short time ago Mr. Macintyre
whom theBeformers seen fit to select,
was looked upon by that faction as
a corrupt pian, and they saw noth
ing, whatever, desirable in him ; he
was ane of the syndicate of bloated
mons polists, who were so success
fully swindling the people of Canada
by extorting millions from them to
build a railway that would never be
l
opera.ed ; he was hand and glove
with the core upt ring of speculators
who Ilnd nothing to lose. This all
proved spot ions as far as party is
concerned, as just previous to the
contest, instead of him being one
of the blood suckers pree ing on the
vitals of the Canadian taxpayers,
as the Reformers represented him,
he was one of the most clever, hon-
est and straightforward men in the
universe, and that a better man
could not represent any constituency
Clever and honest as he may be, he
v t , successful, in retaining th-
South Rentrew seat for the Reform
party.
"`he whirligig of time" in this in
stance "does certainly bring in its
revenges" to Mr. Macintyre and the
Reform party. The self-judging Re
form constituents saw there was
something radically wrong --they de
serted both candidate and party and
voted for Mr. Ferguson who not only
ha,l a good record and could not he
made a tool of, but who represented
a party not capable of deception in
almost all political matters.
The leaders of Abe Reform party
in selecting Mr. Macintyre as their
candidate, confess that their charges
of robbery against the syndicate
were groundless, and their opposi-
tion to the Government for granting
aid to the C. P. R., factious. It is
an old but true saying that "hypo-
crisy will never stand." The five
by-elections held since the 28th of
February last have all resulted in
the election of Conservatives.
cot Act, has been sued with the
object of compelliugthe county coun-
cil to make the required appropria-
tion.
•
r
BEFORE,f,>vang in their adhesion
bo commercial union, farmers should
remember that they are simply going
from a twenty per cent to a forty
per cent, tarifa. If the tariff'is In-
jurious to them, they are simply
jumping from the frying pan into
the fire..
The proper thing for Canada to
do is to enter into commercial union
with Great Britain, and keep up her
tariff' against the United States,.
England has been an indulgent
mother to Canada, and it would be
ungrateful m us to slap her in the
face and go over to her enemy.
Commercial 'Union was made an
issue in the nigh), election, and its
standard bearer, Mr. Robichau, the
Grit candidate, cane to griet. It
was supposed that Digby was a par
ticularly good field to test the hold
Which the new agitation had upon
the people, The result proved that
the hold was slender.
\'Vhat kind of "hopeless and help
less" people is it which increases
deposits in the saving banks—the
the poor man's banks—by •$5,338,-
37S in one year, as the Canadians
did in 1886? If this sort of thing
keeps up we Isbell have a market
for American "broilers" in Canada.
To those who contend that Com
mercial union is the only means o
settlement of the fishery dispute ex-
isting between the United States
and Canada, and who fear that the
refusal of Canada to consent to such
an obnoxious union would lead to
war, we suggest that there are
plenty of good hiding places within
the Dominion where they could take
to the woods and thus escape the
enroling officer on one hand and
Yankee bullets on the other.
THE advocotes of commercial rec-
ipro; ity tell Canadian farmers that
they are "poor and down trodden,",
while the farmers of the Western
states are flourishing and happy.
IA recent number of the Minneapo-
lis Minn.) Tribune contained "sea-
t - five" notices of foreclosure of
[en y
mortgages, the most, if not all of
Whitby Chronicle (Grit): As long thein, being on farms. The fact is
as this paper runs the country there
t the industrious and intelligent farm -
will be no change in its fiscal policy. ers of Ontario are better off in every
Three times the people have had
way than their brethren of the
the privilege of saying as to what Western States.
policy we shall pursue and three —
times the people have said we must Forest and Farm, of Toronto tells
protect our manufactures. On the the farmers some plain truths about
strength of this many towns have Commercial Union. It says: "We
ingested large sums in the way Of think the Americans are shrewd
bonuses, and many men have em enough to see a grand field this
barked their capital in manufactur- side. They know they are ahead
ing, and thus we are doubly commit• of us in development, and would
ted to a certain line ot policy. It like our markets thrown open tree
has always been the belief of our for their wares. We ask who is to
people that it Was necessary to mike benefit by such an arrangement but
this a manufacturing country and the Amerieans? And who is to pro -
we believe so yet. When this poli-
cy was inaugurated a hundred kinds
ofruin was predicted for the country
but there are no signs of desolation
yet. As a matter of fact there are'
rnany`things about our system of
Covcrnment which ied overhaulingulin
g
but our flscai policy is right.
'Iha neuntil relroit of the wrnine':s Mediet
+College, Kingston, contains valuable into:
enation to ladies dee-irons of studying meth
cine. Amongst the portraits is one D1
'Marion Whet, a missionary graduate:
The following biographicalsketch neon.
pan'trn the portrait :—Dr. Marion Oliver wit
born at Avnnvnnk. neerSt. Marys, Ontari•
She was educared at the public end bine
5chool;e of St'Al arye. She taught sabot
very sneeesefully for some years. Free
ebfldhoea K1 e had dreamed of devoting he
life to rniesionary work, and when the y0,
eign :V ireiona ' enelaty of the Piesbytertnr
e hurcl, signified their heir() to sfnd Writ Incl
medical miseimearree to the Zefrnira won*,
of India, elle at once offered herself, ELI, 1tes as Sir Donald Smith is said to
being well kNOVVO in the ohm eh for her 'g ave pltrchased the Nelson interest
woo& pita was received with delight. Thn
sent her to I{ingeton in .1882, and elle fou
her YIlr;t seeeiou in the Bevil coilege end 0
other Hiroo' in the '('iomen"e Medical Cuth1
She gradnetea in MO, C'; In vit+g tal•utr ii
seCa,n(1, third and fourth year seliol:Aid:It
.whir) are °fitctt'ca by friends ot the co11e.
for general profiereney.. in Oeteber, 18Sc
f,he left for J0(ln14f India., and is now lean
ing t)ie nidi(' Innen with Dr. Iielati
ptep:tr•ntnty 1n e1)1sgit7Ir in her profeeeirrnr
aril Cl,risdiatt (unties,
the sheriff of Y ork, whose toted. earn -
legs in 1886 were $10,626, the ex
pease of his office $9,640, and his
actual income $8,876. Mr. Mowat
lcnew what he was china;wlien he
made>'
his son sheriff 0f TOroth'to.
GLi EK'S NOTICE OF THE
FItl.S'l' Posting of 'Voters' hist, Minna
minty of the VILLAGE 0 F EXETER. IS1I, County
of Huron. Natio rsherebygive a that I have
transnaittecl or delivered to the persons men-
tioned in the 8rd and 4th seetione of 'The
Voters' List Act", the copies regeir•od by raid
sec tion to be so tra,smftted ar detivered'ot tdio
list made pursuant to said Act, of all persuns
Itrinnaring by tee last rtrvisecl assessment roll
of the said ruunteipPe,lity to be entitled to veto
in said municipality at elections for; members
of the T,egislattve Assembly and at Municipal
electiuue, and that said list was first postedIan
at my office, Exeter, on the 98th day of July,
1887, end remains there for inspection, Elec-
tors are called upon to examine the said list,
and if any omrnissions or any other errors are
found theroin.to take immediate proceedings
to have the said errors corrected aoo'rrdMg to
law.
hated this 28th clay IMO RAM EMMETT,
METT,
of July, i8@7,, Clerk
UDICJIAL SALE.
In the High Court of Justice
Clalincery Diai:iou.
BA E R vs.=TABLE
Pursuant to a judgment or order wade .in this
cause and dated the 27th day of JI:NE, 1+87,
there wilt be sold by and with the approbatian
of Sutherland .lio,leor116ou L'-u..(oue of the Mas-
tersof the Supreme Court of -Judicature for On-
tario. at Gedertoh, AT 1IfDOINS° HOTEL, in
the VILLAGI. OF CI NTRALIA, at Throe
o'clock in the afternoon of
SATURDAY, the 8rd day of September,1887
the following lands, viz.:
The SOUTH HALF of LOT NUM13ER TWO
in the FIRS'.' COICESSIOA> of the'i'QWNSHIP
of STEPHEN in the Couuty of Huron, except
ing thereout the allowance t'or gravel road and
the land conveyed to the London, Huron &-Bruce
Railway Company. The said land is all cleared
and of excel lentquality• There isa coinfortabio
frame house and a good frame barn-30x5Uteet-on
the premises. There is also a geed orchard of
about two acresstockod with ehoieo trees. Tho
said lands are very conveniently situated, being
about 4 miles (rem Exeter, and 1 mile from
Centralia, neo there is a School house, Post
Office and Railway Station within one mile.
Terms of Sale.
Ten per cent down on the day of sale to the
Plaintiff's Solicitor, and the balance to be paid
into Court within 30 days thereafter, when the
purchaser will be entitled to poesessio.' and to a
e nveyaneo, but the purchaserwill be allowed to
enteron the land for the purpose of ploughing
imrnmediately after the present crop is reaped.
Tho said lands will be offered for sale subject
to a reserved bid.
In all other respects the Conditions ;of Sale
will be the standing conditions of this court.
For further particulars apply to John Hoskin,
Esq. Q. C. Toronto. iitessrs. Garrow and Proud
fontrllarristers Goder eh or to the Plaintiffs Se-
iefltor.
'.Dated at Goderiob this 228th day of July 1887.
B. V. ELLTOT, 5..IIALCOIiSON,
Plaintiff's Solicitor.. Local.tdayter,
Exeter. at Godereeh
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Liver
Complaints,
Biliousness,
Impure
Blood,
Dyspepsia,
Iiiclney
Complaint,
Skin Diseases.
The Great Regulator
OF THE STOMA
AND BLOOD.
CONSTIPATIO
PLAINTS, A
TFIE
IVR
Read
"For years past
pepsia and I was r
Hodder _s Compoun
a perfect cure."
E. 3.
Sold Everywhere
DR. HODDER'S
CURE Never Fail
and 50 e.
The Union M
prletors, To
CE, LIVER, BOWELS
CUR SS HEADACHE
N, FEMALE COM -
ND BUILDS UP
OLE SYSTEM.
the following :
I have suffered from dys-
ecommended to trr Dr.
5. I did so and foudd it
CURTIS, Toronto, Ont.
Price, 70e.
COUGH AND LUNG
s. Guaranteed. Price 25
edtcine Go. Pro-
ro,nto, Ont.
0LEEK'S
IIliST ose
4 oters LIsts,1887;
vide the funds so to be given away. 51517' nI ST1sPH1;.N
flee if hereby given
in customs -tariff to our considerate delivered to the peva
sections of "
ne:ghhors. We say our owners of vot,ieslirequiro1bys
property,incl the largest share will muted or de livered
gto said Act, of afi p
last revised assessor
all to the farmers'lot to pay. p 3' eipalitq to be sniffle
party at for
trve ?�sstirab]y, and
aucithat said i tvr
(ice to Stephen on tb
N
rose
Voters'
OF THE
INO. OF VCTERS'LISTS.
lVfunielpality of the TOWN -
County of Huron. No -
that I have transmitted or
ons inentioned in the 3rd
The voters' Lists Act", the
alt section to be so trans- Gen. Agents.made pursuantb
Dominion and Industrial
EXHIBITION,
�r�, * 16B7. /�
TORO TO.
SEPTEMBER 5th to 17tH.
30,000 in Prizes
T
N RIE I.p3
?w AUGUST 4 Ter
s s ,
Tins, being the Dominion and Inauebrial,
.Ti xiaitiops uorabined, will be the greatest
exhibition of tile agricultural and industrial
products of this country ever held.
A Gram Programme of Special
Attractions is bezn 'prepared.
Return tickets at single fare and cheap.
ei cursions on all railways during the full
time of the exhibition,
The Greatest Event of the Jubilee Year.
For prize lists and full information addeess
J. J, WU'11ROW, lrl, J. thee,
President. i1j17r, and See,. Toronto
FARM FOR SALE..
First class, muslin rdred acres, ono mile East
of Centralia.
For Particulars
Apply to
B. HARRISON',
Exeter P.O.
le—weeks.)
.i ARNI FOB SALE --Lot G. in 'he
11. 4th Con, of 1 tephcn, six miles from Exeter,
Containing 90 acres, 80 clear. and U) woods. The
lend is in a good stare of cultivation. (1n the
farm is a good Krick .rouse, two large frame
barns, good orchard, goon water in wells and
springs, Everything bandy, a good and pretty
place. Will be sold cheap, Apply on the place,
or by letter to
FR:LNE EVANS,
(t—f) Crediton, P. 0.
L1AI i FOR SALE. --Tile under.
si,;uod otters for sale Lis farm, being lot
1.1 eon, 5, towusltdp of Usborne, two miles eruct
a {calf from Exeter 100 acre;, about 85 acres
cleared and i n first class state of cultivation,
the remainder bush in which there is some
very valuable oak acrd blues ,ash rail timber ;
the farm is also well fenced and drai„eu ;
there are upon the premises. a first class brick
3weiling house, with firet class collars two
good barn ; two never failing springs affil, Ono
first-class orchard. For nareicnlars, ripply on
ttepremise it,to THOMAS SHUTI•:,
it—fl E(STEB P. 0 ONT.
'THE OLD McLEOD FARM, IN
THE Township of Hay, for sale. It con-
tains 100 acres store or less, beingthe west half
of Lots No. 21 and 22, 2urichgravelroad. Good
frame buildings on promises, -aid cell eeuvon
ieaces; large orchard of fruit bearing trees.
1heittudif; of good quality being cloy loam.
Good water. Two and a -half miles from rien-
sall market. The property free from all locum -
prances, Res,,oua for selling:—Going north to
Procure more land. Will sell with or without
crone. For further particulars apply to this
office or to
WM. WILSON,
Hensall, P. 0. Ont.
G�
MALL FARM FOU SALE.—Tiff
Undersigned offers for male 25 acres of goad
land, being ppart of the north part of Lot 17 ,1st
Con. of Stephen, within one-half mild of the vil-
lage of Exeter. The lance is in a first
ohissstate of cultivation, there is on the premi-
ses a good brick house, good frame born, g od
water, and a half -acre of orchard with ail kinds
ofehoice fruits, also a first-class eider mill.
This es a good chance for anyone wanting a
small farm close to tho corporation where all
kinds of produce meets with a ready sale• F• r
further particulars apply on the premises. or to
E. LAM PORT,
Exeter, P. 0.
Stephen, June 29,'87' • (t—f)
otcoti � %aim
EXETER - - - ONTARIO.
Have any amount of money to loan on First.
class security at
LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST.
Fire Insurance affectediu first-class wealthy
—and—
REILABLE COMPANIES.
Life Insurance on the Assessment plan.
The Canadian Mutual Aid Association, the
Cheapest and Best in the World.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Any amount of first-class farm and village
property for sale or exchange in/any part of
the P,ovinee, Michigan, Dakota, Manitoba or
Wester States at
Reasonable Figures.
NOTES AND AO00UNTS COLLECTED AT
THE 11105T 11.EASON&BLh5 PRICES.
Agent for the Beaver Line of Steamships.
The Cheapest and 73ost Ocean Steamships
crossing the Atlantic.
A Trial Solicited and Satisfactian
Guaranteed.
Westoott d Sanders.
of the iiet
ersons appealing . by the
WHEN YOU ARE IN
LONDON!
Do Not Faii to Visit the Mammoth
----OFA
hos. Beattie
General Dry -Goods, Milliner Mantles, ,,
Y , y, lean l h, Carpets and House
Furnishings. They show one of the Largest
and 11
Richest es Mocks to be fouled in
''•' dal; •
NOTE THE ADDRk SS :-176 & 178 DUNDAS-STREET
(East of Richmond-st.
eta t�l'7t;;LLWO
To new premises West side 14ain-street
One Door South.
of Post Office
Where he will be found with
A Nt'lIV- AND COMPLETE!
gika1,4
Sewed work .a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO.pMANSON,
JO1EN maAT71
p •y� ¢�•q{�eyj^ gyp.+ �{.y� �j� [�{p [x�� 9
V�YDLR.SA`',, ER C,p
CA !ICET-MAKER
—_
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A Complete Stook of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISEED AND CON-
DUCTED AT LOW RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
t•G1VE 1IE A CALL
NOW FOR
in v
zrtr
JJD�'
DO <,.J '8
A.' P �� \ )
le)
Row Lost, Tow Res cored.
JVali v1,rL's 01,I.1aI31IATJID edition
SSFY On f Dle. till
cndical cure of Srranui moltaosa or Somie�a
Weakness, involuntary Seminary Losses, 1st -
POTENCY, Mental and Pysical incapacity, lin-
pedimeuts to Marriage, oto, ; also, Coteau:up
TION, hxrz.EPSY anti FIT&, induced by self -in
dnIgen c8,01' suxuaI eictravagauce, fie,
The eel ebrated au thor, in this admirable es'
say, clearly domoustretes from the thirtyyears
successful prnetice, that the alarming cerise
queneee of self.nbuee may be radically oured
pointing out a mode of cure at epos simple
certain, and effectual, by means of which ever
sufferer, no matter what his condition may by
may euro himself cheaply, privately cm
s aciicnity.
i. "7hislectureshouldbein the bur: clean
every youth and every m,eitin the ]and.
Sent snider soal.in captain envelope, to any
address,post paid, on receipt of four cents o
two postage stamps, Address,
7 H CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St., New7i ork, N. V. 1'. U. l3ox, 450
Lots, .�otsI.� fi,�r`E.1.3 1
FO �,ka tuui r.Ala'uPr,drA.i=,,
500 Vii1age Lots
For sale at Reasonable Prices.
Situation good; fronting good
wide streets; also a number of
HOUSES, FARM LAND
FOR SALE, -10
Parties .desiring Land or
Houses would do well to con-
sult the undersigned,
TTerms to suit purchaser.
I. CARLING,
ExzTEa.
CEN TRAIL
U&ST
Big Reduction in Prints, 9Iuslius, Lace, 1 A. full stock
tic.,
We are determined to clear cut all Sum -1 Dye -stuffs
mer Goods in July,
OUR BUSINESS IS INCREAS-
ING EVERY MONTH.
It will pay you
to drive to Kirk on and see our goods and
priced.
WE WILL GIVE YOU
11o. Tin, Tea for ;$�,.
BUTTER and EGGS WANTED.
7
J. tCo.
Picnic ! ionic
Buy your canted goods from
c ,PT.A,XN E .
Armour's Corned Beef 2 ]b. tins 30 ets.
ent roll of the said muni- Canned Salmon—Lobsters
d to wove in said rxivrici Mackerel L% Sardines
' a ALL FRESH AND NEW,
e eth day of•August, 1887,
e for ins ection. Electors
xamuie offal said list. and ti 4aOd�19 DUST f GOLD DU,S . 1
or any other errors are
ke fmoreddate procoedin�s
rnambers of the Legisla-
nf n�tiu;cipnl electrons ,
IF rumors prove true, the greatest d 1st s first posted irlr at rue of i
5L1t prise Of the' year is about to break an :l rcinains there
arlag
tf nn a
onussion.
are called upon to e
on the politicians large and small foundther•e,n, to t
ars oorrooten aeeordiug to
be in the Clerk's bands be. Try it once and you will always use it
'to have the said err
throughout the Dominion. The law. Appealsntnst
for Soliteml,or lCatir,
rumor is, that the Globe is about to Dated this Oth day
of August, 15)11.
conte into the. possession of the C.
a
—OF --
COO N`M Fjj, L.
C. P1ROU'TTY,
Clerk of municipality
—AT— Ocean 84.Lake Steamships
7-
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9
Summer Goods
P. . folks and John A's' ell lv rl, 111 � 'p,QR, '1d� D11 OLE TR ATMENT
'Lyn„7ZI~✓//��"�„ N H ,N EACH PACKACC
which case it will bt come the rec-
.ASTHMA
E
gnized organ Of the Conservatve �,Jp,s�NiTAVTsk rci,von
As-ner'"c n6” Pd'iD ,',a Cr NCHl�f'os
)arty. Great gods and little fishes ezv MAIL ON ill w2l 1'r OF arttot~ ,
SAMPLC I, 2Se." HaoULAR SIZE, tin .00
vhat a surprise party this will be I Aadr,EOS stu).,roan F
fet it is rine of the near . robabili-
p
Farm
TRICK
FOR THE NEXT' 30 DAYS.
See our 5, Cal -di et. prints.
+ a (1.Y graacu'etts r, n,a :` In order to clear out our
f3Y'+itl-.r,YDr ,.�utere4wttnxr avam.�.
l arge stock of lnbroiclery
For
We are offering them cheaper
r1 the Globe, and Mr ' Mowat has Tho undersigned offers offers for srlo learnt Lot
011rnber'15,anu•9, 7 p. Stenhen, eontainh g
tl.Ietl for Scotiand to try and head :,ore., emcees cieared, and upon whislt issftu.
the dos! li'1 6V111.Ci1 it 1tt th stied good Brick T3oneo and. Ratchet:, Bank.
f ought P.ar;t and 111,01' 5105 I di
e tiVifl not I,e• successful, 511) 1 0, 0hitudanrc o
ul, as Mt . ,rvt.r11tbingtn a firs
elson is most anxious to
unload
is s!c'ck In that 'ourllai and
j , I
Ut tett an offer like Sir 'Donald's go
by.
than any other house in
1 w
ARI ..
n51diugs, also 0 large or-, We are sellitlg the balance of Otic straw
1 Wfttoi well drained, n,uct ]Rets nivay rlowiiebeliity cost. A call,will
•.1111,(4 ur.r.ler, AJeo N� 18;
n 111)1 alitbuilainya• stvfV jron that this is a genuitic sale.
sw 1nwell fenced',
r e r:i,i5anc1Ue)idol r•aii-Bather,
t•t.lrer ]4aitiettinrs alrlslq to
TRICK & 00/?1?E LEY
ll
.0, "1'p Stophe
I'll is is8leo filet -cin
11,01, which is Srg1
Teri , 1(11,. Vol' in
CI rel tr.); P• , o.
(i0'111T
((11.1131;111 Y1Lyilt.t0FI U l,x t
MOI I "i
" LIf,1
r,r.1(rrs,llAn.7'r,J MARKET SQUARE, EXETER,
•
I,NSiUI- 4NCT O!LSN 17
G.�Ji�'L�'.��.aZ .fl �.�JV
" For tallinformation apply to
G i ®PT r tl W E 11
prows Block and Post -Hoe,
of all kinds of
and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's.
Condition
Powd-
erS
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
the Central Drug Store Exeter
0. LUTZ,
500 T`®'ES
Wanted
Butter
EXETER NO:L,TH,
Our Stock is Well Assorted
Pi ,R THE SHARON'S MADE.
LOW PRICE'S STILL MAINTAINED' 1'
GROCERIES RUf.]LIiII',S I t
16 lbs. sugar $1.00 ; 13 lbs, white sugar, $1
We can't be undersold in Teas from 20c
to 75c. per lb.
Boots & Shoes (All Styles) at Low Prices,
A. nicely assorted stook of
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FORKS, SCYTHES and GLASS all Sizes
(Cheap.) T e+,t Machine Oil SOs per Gal.
COAL, OIL AS LOW AS TI mu :LOWEST.
r5g' A nice Toa Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75.
.A good suit of ready-made clothing for $6.
Ordered suits got up in Good Style,
O'lir Dr ess0ood are marked down to
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the Lowest Notch.
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The ...12�G% Salt
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WorksCo �COTTON-20
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OI+FER SALT A"1' THE WELL, AT
2.25 PER TON.
A't101sr attS Lot, also a .icarm for ,Sale.
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