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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
I'm Undersigned would announce to
the public that he has now on hand one of
the best assorted stocks of harness, boots
and. shoos, ch. in town, and. would call
special attention to bis Scoteh Collars,
Childron's Carriages, & Express Waggons,
.as they are the best in the market, and at
prices to snit the times. Boot &, shoe
pairing promptly attended to. Call and
be convinced. C. EAORETTi Exeter.
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'Lake Smith Shooting Club.
The third annual meeting of the
above dun Ny4S held in the Alexander
House, Sarnia, on the 25th ult. Besides
the transaction of other business the fell -
owing officers were elected:- Pres. Dr.
Totten, Forest; Vice do, Jno. Spackman,
Exeter; See-Treas , Montague Smith,
banker, Forest. Direetors:-Jacob
Jno. Chester, W. S. Sweet Exeter, and
F.W. Shaw. Mr Eemmerly was appointed
-care-taker. The club is iu a good finan-
cial standing, and otherwise working
splendidly. The assessment this year is
small being only $19 per member.
Fell Shows.
Fall Shows will be held this season as
follows : South Huron, at Seaforth, on
Monday and Tuesday, September 17 and
18; Clinton, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September 19, 20 and 21;
Exeter, on Monday and Tuesday, October,
1 and 2; Goderich, ou Tuesday, Wedoes-
day, Thiusday and Friday, October 2, 3,
4 and 5; Toronto, from 10th to 22nd Sep-
tember; the Western, at London, from
20th to the 29th of September; the Pro-
vincial, at Kingston, from the 10th to
15th; Hibbert fall show at Staffa. on Wed.
nesday, October 3rd. The dates of others
in which our readers aro interested will
be given as soon as they are ascertained.
Again in Custody.
Mr. Hefferna,: who souw months, ago
was chs.rgea cattle stetding in Hay
township, and who made his escape from
'Constable Gill, u bile that officer was con-
ducting him to the county jail has been
arrested in the vicinity of Guelph on a
charge of horse stealing. He stole a
horse and buggy from a person at a barn
raising and was traced for a long distance
before run down. lie refused to give his
name, but Constable G111:fronithe descrip.
tion of the man knew at once that he was
ills Heffernan; and left for Guelph on
"Tuesday to take charge othim as soon as
the authorities there had Meted out proper
punishment.
They award 8400.
The warden's committees respectively ot
the cdunties of Perth and Huron met on
Friday, at Kirkton, to examine the bridge
,and enquire into the case of Mrs. Hicks
-of Usborme who some time ago had her
,leg broken by being precipitated over one
eof the approaches to Fish Creek bridge,
and. whose husband demandedof the
'aboee'enurctiei damages to the amount of
44000. After a thorough investigation of
'the case and the circumstances connected
therewith, the deputatiOnSwere of opinion
that,the bridge was not t fault And. con-'
equently the counties notliable for dam-
ages ; butin view of Mr. gicks'.determin-
-ation to enter a snit,thb *counties re -
.104±0 .comply ,With -his, demand, tiley
, Vete ibte,yor 40‘arding'him $400 as it
-wonlel, cost that "amount to clelend, were a
snit initituted. '
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.41. Rifle Coiribany.
&true weeks ago we made mention of an
agitation being on foot to form a rifle com-
pany In' Exeter -a separate and distinct
,organization, form the volunteee company
-but recent developments lead us to be-
lieve that the volunteer company is work-
ing along the same line and getting slight-
, 71y the start of the instigators of the move-
ment. bis a commendable move on tbe
part of the volunteers as such practice as
ie characteristic of a rifle company serves
to the 'perfecting of the men in the skill
of haucllieg the riffle and renders them
profiaient as' niarksmen-a very essential
-acquirement in military tactics. We
learn also that it is proposed to inaugurate
-*system ciponthly drills, in order that
the compel* natty become thoroughly ac-
Kplainted with the various military evolu-
tions ; ae well as retain the enthueiastn
‘now strong among its members. The
volunteercompany was well and credit-
' Ably organized and Nire believe all citizens
'Will put` forth every effort which may
?havaa tencleney to improve our volunteer
ecompany, that Exeter might ia the future
-send out a squad of men such me it sent
years ago under the oorstnand of our es-
teemed townsman., Dr. John Hyndmen.
It is cnrrent that Dr Ilyndman, Mr. D.
-Johns and several other of our prominent
citizens are likely to aesert in the forma-
-tion of the rifle company. Such being the
ease the promoters of the affair need not
experience much difficulty in. securing
meinbers, the names of mach prominent
persous mentioned. in connection there-
with being sufficient guarantee of the
permanent sueeess of the emotdation.
Thursday, the 9t18 day of August, has
been appointed a public holiday for the
-town ef St. Marys.
In the villege of BaYfield on Monday
Mr, Geo. Castle Was eleeted Reeve,
Messers A, Granger, and W. Harrison,
counctilaer by atchtmation, in place of J.
Pollock, R. Beileyy and \V. li. Woods.,
resigned.
When it (Mines to the ears of a home
Merchant that residents of the town have
purchased goods in sortie other place, he
[gate exeeedingly wrathy, herb in nine cases
et.at of ten the same Merchant will patron -
leo it printing pedlar from a, oity for his
note -heads-, &e litprefereaet
to 0 home offiee, width he knOWs loll well
Will supply him with as good WOrlt and
just as clump. Queer isn't it that this
°lass of indivirltisle make the most noise
about "buy at home and nett onize home
indutstries.'” O coerse there are exceP-
tions to the rale,
Town 0oupoit
The Connell rad Pnrsaant to adjourn-
ment, in the Town. Hall, Ir.xoter, on July
256, 1888, All the members, present.
`ibe minutee ef the previous meeting were
read ma eonfirmed. Moved by W. U.
13iesett, secended by T. 13. Carling, that
the perk &wept the lowest tender for 3
demi pails, for the use of the fire depart-
inent.-Carried. Mr, Moncuee tender
for nails, $3,85, being the wwest, was ac-
cepted, on motion of T. H. McCallum,
s000nde(114, P.13. Carling, Mrs, Cameron,
askedt for an allewance for drain on And-
rew, St. Wfoved by W. G. Bissett, aeoon-
ded by T. 13, Carling, that 08 00 be grant-
ed. -Carried. Moved by T. H. IMIcgal.
lam, scowled by T. 13. Carling, that
orders be granted for the following sums,
viz Wesley Bissett, V7.18 for ;
R. Pincombo, $22.1$ ; W. Down, $7i50
do ; D. Taylor, $12.25 do ; Geo. Hodgihs.
$27.81 ; Jos- Atkinson, $20,02 do ;
Thos. norm $5,88 do; Jno. Keyer, $12.00
do; Jas, Belsden, $50.25 do ; S. Hanford,
157.75 do; W. Westcott, $20,25 do ; Al,
Bissett, $59,25 ; E. R. Pissett, $11.88
do; W. Sutton, $10.00 charity to S. Foid;
Jas. Creech, $1.05 meals for tramps; J.
Creech, $2,00 charity,, to Mr. Clark; J.
Creech, , $80.00 part salary ; Win. Down,
$25,00 for waterine. street—Carried. The
clerk was instructed to order 1,500 feet of
;three inch cedar plank. The refuse plank
of old side walks to be sod by the con-
stable. The street at Presbyterian church
to be gravelled to next street, and the
sidewalks at Mrs. niche's and W. A.,
Fuke's to be gravelled, Moved by W. G.
Bissett, seconded by T. B. Carling, that
this Council adjourn for two weeks.
M. EMMETT, Clerk.
Brevities.
Messrs. Bissett Bros. have recently
added several fine drivers to their livery
stock.
Strangers and capital judges have
been heard to say thatthe Trivitt Mem-
orial is the finest church edifice west of
Toren' 0.
It is expected that the telephone
wires will be strung in a few days and
communication with the outside world,
opened very soon.
The auction sale seasot is close at
hand. Farmers and others will find it
to their interest to get their bills print-
ed at THE Tram office.
The Rev. Dr. Downie, of Lucan,
conducted services in the Church of
England, on Sunday last, and preached
two very acceptable sermons The Rev
S. F. Robinson supplied for him in
Lu can.
Copious showers of rain on Tuesday
wi•re welcomed by the farmers and
people generally. Besides assisting the
growth of vegetables, they cooled!' the
air somewhat.
Mr. B. Harrison, who has recently
assumed the editorship of the St. Marys
Argus, is a journalist of considerable ex-
perience. Since coming under his control
the Argus has vastly improved and is now
a very readable and spicy paper.
A new street has been opened north of
Trivett Memorial Church. The gravel-
ling of the street and sidewalks hat al-
ready been done. Tbe church, which
is a handsome structure, now stands on
and occupies a square.
The other day, Mr. Paul Madge of
Usborne, saved a field of fall wheat
which will yield 40 bushels to the acre.
There are other farmers who will enjoy
as good a yield as that of Mr. Madge.
Barley is said' to be an abundant crop
-the best for many years past.
Mr. John Ross' stable came nearly
being d4stroyed by fire. one day last
week. The servant had thrown a pail
of old ashes on the manure heap in the
morning, and in the evening it was on
fire. Timely assistance saved the build-
ing
The Usborne Voters' List has been
completed. It contains 784 voters of
which 24 are female. There are 381
qualified to act in the capacity of, jur-
ors. The list was issued and transmit-
ted on the 31.st ult., and is now in the
hands of those entitled to copies.
There is considerable sickness among
the residents of Ann St. The cause
assigned by many is the open drain
which passes along said street, in which
stagnant water lies during the warmer
months. The Ceuncil propose pub?.
ting in a plank bottom, but many are
of opinion that the drain should be cov-
ered to prevent the escape of impure
gases.
The Acton Free Press warns its read-
ers against a couple of imposters who
are at present doing the country. They
are taking subscriptions for a pamphlet,
promisinc,r to give a large painting with
it. One is a small heavy -built man,
with dark hair and a sandy moustache.
His companion is medium sized, with
red hair and. a small red moustache.
They have been arrested on more than
one occasion for fraud perpetrated in
the States.
We do not wish to be thought impor-
tunate, but we would not mind if a few
people who owe us little bills would get
ready to pay up. When we bill a per-
son four times for an account, it would
be a source of pleasure to the editor if
the party would. send us a card acknow-
ledging the receipt of the bill at least.
We need money and are in the collect-
ing business just now.
The base ball teams of Luca n and
Exeter tried conclusions on Friday last,
on the grounds of the latter. The startle
was Lucans up to the third innings, and.
great interest manifested, but after
that time the Exeter boys went in to
win and did in fine shape. The Lucan-
„Hes claim that their team was composed
of a great many scrub players, taking
the places of regular mernbers who
could not possibly attend,
Messrs. W. E. Verity & Son em-
ploy upwards of 30 workmen in their
foundry. Some of the more public spir-
ited citizens are agitating a scheme
whereny the Messrs. Verity might be
induced to enlarge his premises, in-
crease their capacity' and employ double
the amount of mechanics. Aro hope
the scheme may be toneuromated as the
MeSSr8. Verity deserve credit for the
business they have worked up and the
constant employnterit they have given
their many workmen. The firm have
never bad arty encouragement from the
town, but-increaSedthe btleinese ptirely
Upon the MeritS Of thekt Inarrefactur-
eS ; and We 'cannot see'''Vhy Any ob.,
jettiOn cari be Made to the proposal of
eOrne of our citizens, pattieulars of
Whieh Will be giVe±i in dtie time.
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It is we,l1.,known that in Brace and
Gleegarry thero ate Scotch ooremunities
where tlio;Gaelle ie'the chief language el
the population and the Englielt is almost
anmnbnown tongue to atune of tho old
mettlers, but it is pot so well knowathat
the same is true of the•townehip of 1,3exiey .
in North Vietoria, There, alSe the great
majority Of the people are Seat* and
many „of the older generation have never
become Masters of English, Not natny
years ago it was as neceseary in. part% ' Of
Oxford, Dame and Glengarry, and it Was.
the Sable in Bexley, that =reliant§ should
be ebb) to traneaet buoineas in Caelie �r
ahead, have Gaelic -sneaking Clerks, as
that the.businessmon of Waterloo or of the
western: Portions of •Hoy township, in
Huron count, should miderstand German,
Or thetFrench should be spoken or under- •
stood in Preseott and , But in the
Scotelt COMmunifies the Gaelle is dying
with the lathera; and 0 few years henc0.
probably it Will be unknown outside a few
honselicilds. It is - not the .eame • .in • the
German and Freneh commuiaitiee. While
inany of the French and forst Of the Ger-
mans in these counties have acquired a
fair command of English, and do business
easily in thecemmonlangnage of the coun-
try, in the family in social life and under
all eircumetances where the use of English
Is ,not a neceesity, the younger generation
speak and prefer the native' language of
tlio parents. The fact is interesting. It
may be significant. Possibly the reason
of the rapid necadence of the Gaelic is
that the great majority of the .Scotch in
Canada do not speak it, or do not know it,
while the French and Germans are bulk-
ed in communities and each tongue is the
common language of the whole people,
Personal.
Mr. L. H. Dickson, barrister is spend-
ing vacation at Pembrooke and Mon-
treal. -Mr. G. W. Holman, of Osborne,
W05 appointed at the last meeting of court
Exeter I. 0. F. a delegate to the High
Court L 0. F. which meets at Toronto on
the 9th hist -Miss T. White of Semis is
home spending vacation. -Several Exeter-
ites are at present enjoying the balmy
breezes of Lake Huron. -R, S. Wilson,
jeweller, of St. Marys, spent Sunday in
town.-Robt. Leathornof this place, in-
tends leaving in a few clays for the old
country, there to remain for two months.
- Mr. Chas. Bayley, of London, spent
Sunday iu town, visiting frionds.---We
were pleased to learn that Mr.. Bayley
has started business for himself in London.
- Mr. Pedlar, of Kingston, about 20 yeetrs
ago a resident of Exeter, is spending va-
cation in the neighborhood of Exeter.
- Miss Eva Spalding. of St. Marys, is
visiting her many lady friends in Exet-
er.- Robt. Sanders paid. Detroit a
visit last week and was the guest of Mr.
George Willis.-1VIrs. W. H. Verity and
Mrs. D. Johns are expected home from
Manitoba this week, -P. Kelly Esq. of
Blyth, was in town on Friday last. --Mrs.
D. Spicer has returned from Hanover.
-Mr. Thos. Carder leaves this week for
his home in Rutland Vt. Mr. Carder
lives iu a lportion of the States which is
noted for its scenery and granite produc-
tions the quarries in the vicinity of Rut-
land being very extensive. Rutland, a
compartively small city enjoys the many
privileges, amongst which gas, electric
lights, waterworks and other modern in-
ventions and improvements. -Mr. Fred.
Brown, of Wingham is visiting his par-
ents in Exeter. -Mrs. A. Popolestone, son
and daughter, of Woodham,otre the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Popplestone.
The market quoit club have issued a
challenge to the smith end club to a
game on the 11th inst. The regular
members of the market club did net
pitch at the last match.
Mr. Wm. White, of the Metropoli-
tan, challenges any man in Exeter to a
game of quoits, twenty one poirits, dis-
tance fifteen yard's, on the market
square, for the cigars. To be played
August 4th, at 7 p.
Mr. 0. N. Sprague will shortly com-
mence the purchasing of butter and
eggs, for cash, on the Exeter market.
This is an enterprise which has been
agitated for years, and now that Mr.
Sprague has decided to embark in this
line of business, we join the many in
wishing him success. This new depar-
ture will doubtless prove a great benefit
to the merchants.
On Sunday last, while driving along
the lake road in the vicinity of Stan -
lake's mill, the Misses 1Vlartin and
Thompson'of Exeter, were thrown
from the buggy caused by the horse
taking fright at several turkeys on the
roadside, and suddenly shying, capsiz-
ing the buggy. Miss Martin was some-
what seriously injured while Miss
Thompson escaped with a fright. The -
horse did not run away and the buggy
was not damaged.
Dealers should exercise caution in
handling salt in barrels. So much var-
iation in weight of barrels has been
common that the new regulation passed
in conformity witli the suggestions of
Mr. A. Campbell, M. P have prob-
ably not attracted sufficient notice .
The law requires the barrel of salt to
cOntain 280 lbs., and to be marked
cl
with weight ,anname. If over 5 per
cent. ' deficiency exists suit may be
entered within 20 days to recover a
penalty of $10 for, every light ,weight
barrel.
T.
market quoit club has at last
been defeated by:the south end 'club.
A. new set of pitchers were put on and
the match was a ,complete walk -away
for them. " The following persons com-
posed the north and south end clubs
respectively, together with the number
of points made by each member.
NORTH END. SOUTH END.
Anderson 10 • Elliot 11
Davie 11 Shere 7
Hueston' 5 ParSonS 9
Cave 13 IsTeil 6
Anderson 5 Parsons 15
Davie 9 Cave 8
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Agent, REeter.
itrouvr
Throe Days AwitiOnlata;,
Closing Anetion 80o s.t .13roderielt's
Bankrupt Storo, Exeter, to 00811001±00 on
Thursday 2814(14y of. Augeat, 1998„
Attotioo„ sale to 90mmo009 eiteli day at 9,
and 8 o'clock, p. The stock epeeists
of Groceries, Dry Goode, Cookery,
liardware, Eats, Caps do, The stook is
new arta fresh, ,W as the sabseriber has
to give tip possession of the etore the
goods must go, and will be sold without
reserve whatever, 'whack, hang they go.
There will be sold at these sales to choice
lot of Dress ank6 kuid. sattii4, 410.111400
lot of Dress UOQL1$, Parasols, Lace Ow -
tains, all over loos, Embroideries,Cocton,
Towelling, Ticking, Table Covers,Cloth-
lugs, Tweeds, tibirtings, Flannels., Table
Oil Cloths, Wool Shawls, Velveteens,
and a aloe assurtmeat of Laces and Dress
Triunnings &c. LW Also 0 choiee lot of
Teas which will be seld. in 2; 3 arid 5 lb.
pa,ekagee. Big bargains may be expected
115 the subscriber is determined to sell out
the whole stock. Seats will be proyided
for ladies, and the auction sale to QOM-
mence sharp on thee eech day. Remem-
her the place one door north of new Town
11 all,
,j, liuonioacte.
E,xeter, 2nd of Aitg., 1888.
mina r.enefit.
On Monday and Tuesday evenings, Aug
13 and 14, the Exeter Cornet band, will
treat the amusement -loving people, to
an entertainment in which Mr. and Mrs.
Ned Turner of New York city, will take
leading parts, Rehereals are being held
nightly, and those who are taking a part
e perfecting themselves rapidly in the
character each will assume. The enter-
tainment will censist[of fonr skits, ebaste
and refined iu every respect. If you see
it the first night you will laugh in spite of
yourself and go the next night to see your
friends laugh. Mr. Turner's credentials
as a star in his profession are legion ; and
the compliments paid him by the "press"
as a finished and cultured actor and man-
ager is a sufficient guarantee that those
who see him on the above evenings, will
be highly entertained. Those who are
assisting him are among the best young
ladies and gentlemen of Exeter, who are
striving their utmost to make the affair a
success. So we expect to see a rousing
house to greet them on their initial per-
formance. For further particulars see pro-
grammes.
The cheapest and best excursion of
the season, under the Masonic auspices,
to Sarnia on Friday August 17th;
grand international fireman's tourna-
ment. See posters and. dodgers for
full particulars.
Mr. W. Hoyle, secretary of the Un-
dertakers' Association, writes the Ern
pire the following invitation, which will
be gladly accepted :
SIR. --The annual meeting of the Un-
dertakers' .Association of Ontario will be
held at Shaftesbury ball, Toronto,. on
Thursday, the 13th of September. As
the object of this society are greatly mis-
understood by the public at large, and
grossly misrepresented by unscrupulous
persons for the furtherance of their selfish
ends; we will gla,dly open our doors to au
Empire reporter on that occasion. Eyery
facility will be accorded your representa-
tive to thoroughly investigate all matters
connected with our association, and if he
finds that we merit the partial report of
the Committee of Combines, to the House
of Commons, your paper will be only
servine. the best interests of the commun-
ity by fully exposing us to the world. In•
fairness to a large and respectable number
of business men, permit me, in the mean-
time, to state that we know nothing of
monopolies, trusts or combinations as
these terms are generally understood,
being simply an incorporated, society to
further the progress of our calling upon
the lines of all those mutual organizations
possessing sufficient enterprise and intelli-
gence to educate themselves up to the full
discharge of all the duties cennected with
their profession.
REGULAR MONTHLY VISIT. -Thomas,
Speer, M. D., Surgeon, etc., -M.C. P. S.
G. S. and L. T. C. D., Head Office St.
Thomas. The Great East India Physician
and Surgeon, for the treatment of all
chronic diseases and diseeses peculiar to
women, for which lie is well qualified, will
be at the Central Hotel, on Thursday,
Aug. 9th., from 8 a. m. till 5 o'clock p.
m., one day only. Persons suffering from
diseases that have baffled the skill of local
physicians should not omit this favorable
opportunity of calling upon him. He has
been educated in nearly all the best coll-
eges in Europe, has been in the army of
the United. States and the British army,
and has circumnavigated the globe. By
all means give himyrall:-. Consultation
free. Remember th'e date, Aug. 9th.
Patients: shook' call early so as to give
plenty of time.
To Let.
STATIONHOTEL T0 LET. Easy Terms.
Apply to the undersigned.
June 14.- I. CARLING-.
violl Pickarti
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Room
CALL EARLY
'TAKE PART
-IN THE GREAT -
The Undersigned wishee to inform the public in gonoral thab he keeps
--constantly in stook --
All KiAdS
DRESSED OR UNDRESSED.
Bell Stuff, Flooring, Siding, dressed --inch, inch -and -a -quarter, inch -and -a
11011 and two inch, Sash Doors, Blinds, Mouldings and all Finishing Material,
Lath, &e.
SHINGLES A SPECIALTY. --Competition challenged, The best and kilo
laretest stock- and at lowest priees. Shingles A 1..
All dressed lumber thoroughly seasoned and ready for use. No shrinf'
assured. A. call will bear out the above.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED. Jas. 17‘13.111s, Main-st.
e.
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-AT THE -
Cheap Store, Crediton
-IN-
Dry-Goods, Boots & Shoes, Felt and Straw
tuts (about 400 to select from.)
FRESH GROCERIES ALWAYS ON
HAND.
New .Goods arriving every
week, and prices to suit
Hard Times.
The highest -price for
any quantity of
Butter & Eggs.
J.IVIC/TOIZELL,
Cheap Store Crediton
LOOK OUT FOR
Su mer
oo
I am in receipt of a choice and well.
selected stock of
Fresh Groceries
WOuld'also inform my numerous
friends and customers that I will be on
the road next week with my peddling
waggon.
House 6a Lot
FOR SALE -Opposite Town Hall
T 132417LIZTO
Agents Wanted Immediately
GOOD WAGES. STEADY WORK.,
R, L. HERRICK, & Co., - Narserymen,
BRIGHTON, -
X- Y. ••••
HID
Call on G. A. H. for Gr-operies
ti Teas
4f Spices
" Dashwood flour
" Petty Hams and
Bacon
Smoking tobacco
five cent piece with every 3 plugs.
And examine Senior's Show Window.
where you will see some firstclass pho-
tos, equal to. any City Work.
THERE 1 BID 1 NOT TELL YOU SO !
And you can rely upon getting value
for your money evcrytime.
Cabinet Photograph's $3 a
dozen.
$1.50 FOR CARDS.
He also has a fine line of Photo Frames
and Mats, at RightPrices.
PICTURE FRAME MOULDING IN
ALL STYLES.
InTOafl - and -- EleeTfa
JOSEPH SENIOR,
Opposite H. Spackman's Tinshop.
GREAT - SUMMER SALE
I 'ARLING
IN ORDER,TO CLEAR OUT SUMMER STOOIC WILL SELL:
44imer Sflka, Dtoss Goods, Niuslins. Prints, Ginghams
'Imoos, Ribbons, Hisiery, Gloves, .Thaderwear,
Corsets, Pasasols, Millinery, Trimmings, etc
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
•••*.6e
or Dcparimoht.
5rani Bargain
WItadien;'de, tot taisS this Opperititlityte„bilY ebeap geode, as the saboeriber
ot f the,AUest etOoka itt the toWii to ehOtisti..44tit.GJ 11il1 repay you,