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1aa11+,r, of Toronto ; aero 1'e1; rho k�13tk.Nl i "
1`l12I0. il�SialicvOx; COAIPQNi,', ai J.O11(don,
lunglitlad.tl;o lift$ 1ld OtiN&DIAN, of &on-
(treal,,aurd the 1T1ZI1"StT. Z,xi-)111.1i1 .a1.0i AS
• tiIntA,'.tinCOAiPANY, of leoncion.p:nuland,
established, 1857, &snots over $S,Qeedlce•
claims alai bonuses paid, over S10,O0e.000,
E,'OC,lL NGlV3.—n'esltall beitappy tore-
.ague at all times, from any part of the
Coccitsy,sltcttts,a)` focal news, such as ac
atients,ar:a1gt iZterest iaay iatetdeuC ?oXaat-
Iver; ton: gay of our subscribers Cr read-
see generally,/`or the pwpose of public
lone.
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THURSDAY', SEPT. 6th ; 1888.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
fail: Undersigned" would announce• to
the public that he has now on hand one of
the best assorted stocks of harness, boots
and shags, &c. in town, and would eel'
special attention to bis Scotch Collars,
Children's Carriages, & Express Waggons,
.as they are the best in the market, and at
prices to snit the tuxes. Boot shoe i•e
pairing yromptly attended tq. Call and
be convinced, 0. E.Aonea '$,Exeter.
Barden Party.
The garden party under the auspices of
the Trivett Memorial church, held at the:
residence of Mrs. Case outhe Londod road
two miles above Exeter, last Thursday
evening
was the most successful party giy•
en by ea Exeter church this year. Vehi-
Miss Alma MoDenell is on the
list.
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I riday ail route froufx
i.oclerieh.
Rev, Father IKoaley's picnic \vii
held in Limerick next Wednesday.
Mi`; 'Thomas, IIamlin is putting a
roof 9h. his building on main street;
A large number of Exeteriteii an
band attended the moos ie Hensal
Monday, ,
D. '.Gait played ball with the 'HIe
olubaganist Goderich in Hensel'
Monday..
13ny'your Tickets frons, Capt.
Kemp, Grand Trunk Ticket A
T'o°tivn. Ha11.
M. Jas, Weekes is the happiest
in town—being the father of a boleti
baby boy,
Mr. L. R. Dickson went to: Sa
Last Thursday to see McKenzie, wh
in limbo for counterfeiting.
Why are the lamps not lit during
daft nights? The town presents a
real looking appearance without th
What is the spatter with our Clal
boye and Centralia ,,'corresponde
Wake up and send in your wee
gr•}st.
The total assessed value of the
lege of Exeter is $494,414. Seafo
is •assessed at .$572,950. and Wingh
4464,177. "
The cricket match between the C
adians: and Trishmeax resulted in fa
af'the Irishmen by 78 runs and
innings.
The Normal school at --Toronto
re-ope;led this week with a larger
tendance thancformerly. Two etude
,ales conveyed the people from Exeter.to are from Huron.
the grounds, where an excellent supper." Mr. J. Parkinson has opened his
had been' prepared by the ladies of the store in the block north of the .town
church., Plenty of ice cream could be had hall and has in stock all the choicest
as well as several soft drinks. The Exe- goods to be had.
ter band' was in attendance and rendered Mr. L Hardy, who has beeneojourn
several choice selections during the even- ing in Manitoba since July has return-
ing. A number of Hensall people: were ed hone. He reports that he is well
present, pleased with the country.
The funeral sermons of the late John
Village Council. Collins and Edwin Snell were preached
The adjouenerl meeting of the council in the .Tames street Methodist' church
held 28th of August. All present except. Sunday morning by Rev. Clement.,
Mrs Pickard. Moved by T. B. Carling, A Harvest Home tea will be given in
seconded by McCallnin, that E. R. Bissett Mr. Lewis' grove near Crediton on
be paid 815 for labor. -Carried. 'It was Sept., 17th. On Sunday16th s ec• l
agreed that crossings be put in at T. B. services will be preached n the church.
Carling s. one at Nelson street one at Vic-
orfa, street and two at the bridge.: lieu- The Parkhill baseball ' club was to
ed by Carling, seconded by IVIcCellnm, have played the Exeter club on Tues-
day ori the grounds of the latter, but
the game was postponed until to -day.
Edward Hanlon is matched feria race
with Kemp, champion of the world, the
race to be rowed over the course of the
previous one. The race will take place
on Sept. 28th for a purse" of $2,500 a
side.
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that a stone crossing be put in at Mr.
Parkinson's store provided the Mr. Park-
inson furnish the material. llovecl by W.
G. Bissett seconded by Oariine that this,
council adjourn until Monday 3rd at 8
o'clock p: m. The council suet pursuant
to adjourment at the To+vn Hall, Exeter,
4th Sept All present. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting read and confirmed. Mov—
ed by T. H. McCallum, seconded by T. B.
Carling, x g, that the following sums be paid,
quiz:—`rhos Horn, $5.12 for labor, and W.
Sutton $20. for ,charity to S. Ford.—
Carried Moved by T. 13. Carling, secon-
ded by J. Pickard that in ease a tramp be
provided with lodging in the Town Hall,
and he is able to work, that he be required
to earn meals before getting tiny. —Carried.
By-law No 13-1888 to levyrates for the.
current year was duly read and passed on
motion of W. G. Bissett, seconed by T.
H. McCallum. Total rates, 14 mills in the
collar, Moved by W. G. Bissett, secon Southern Counties fair,Association will
ded by J. Pickard, that this council ad- beheld in the cit y of St. •� Thoma'
journ for three weeks.—Carried. s on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
P ere+onal. Thursday, Sept. 17, 18,:19 and 20, 1888
Miss Maggie Spicer, who was ° risitin Liberal premiums will be offered. See
friends. in :St. CIair,•haa returned.—Mr ad; elsewhere.
Simon Stahl, of the Waterloo Chronicle The cricket match between 'Parkhill
is
sr isiting friends in and. around Exeter.-- and Ailsa Craig was played' Friday af-
1John Mills, of St. Thomas is visiting ternoon at Parkhill, resulting in, favor
his uncle Mr. Davin Tv1i11s.—Dan Mclnsh ` of Paarkhill by six runs and one inning.
]eft last week for Denver, Colorado. He Parkhill' made 56 runs on their first and
will join the cowboys when he arrives at only inning, and Ailsa Craig made. 24
-that city. -Mr. James Eagan spent San- runs on their first and 26 on ` their' sec=
elayin St. Marys. --A Clinton lady was in and,
tawniest week trying to form a music Several of those who attends
class.—Miss M. A. Gregory left on Mon- d the
day to attend Model "school in Clinton, lawn social last Wednesday evening,
Russel Manning left for Clinton the same were left behind and had to walk home
day to attend the High School.—Mrs.'a distance of about threil%s. But
Wan. Kirby and son, of Von township, some of them saie rn
d they didn't care as
York co., are the guests ;of Mr. and lIrs. they were in very agreeable company.
Thos Coates, of Usborne.—Miss Harris, Two o'clock isnot the time to be out
of Mitchell, was visiting Mrs. John promenading, boys:
iissery, of Usborne,lastweek.Mrs. John The St. Marys baseb
all club had a
Ross and 'Miss Etta Hayes spent Sunday tournament on the Thames flats last
in Goderich,—Mr, Harry Wilkins, of St. Thursday. The affair was very ! tante,
Marys, was visiting his friends in Exeter only the St- Marys and Mitchell clubs
last Sunday.—Mr.
nd .—Med r. Johnston's Baw a , who
ug has competing. One' match was played be -
Sarnia, has returned to Exeter.—Mr. Jas, favtwor the two clubs and resulted in
Lennon of Seaforlh who axes' been takingfavor of Mitchell by a score of 18 to 15,
charge of L. 13'.' Dickson's law office
The Mitchell goys are note champions
the past month, returned Some last Satur- -of Perth.
day. He will shortly enter McArthur's The picnic held in Dolhay's grove last
law office in Toronto. -,-The Misses Drew week passed off peasantly and was • in
of London, are the guests of Miss Carrie every respect successful. Quite a num-
.Drew.—Miss ¢Trebilcock of London, is ber from Exeter attended for the pur
visiting the Misses Rowe. pose of securing the big horn offered to
ciente/1, Races, the biggest blower at the picnic. • Mr.
Thomas Dearingwaspronouneed a good
The annual races at the Clinton Driv- blower and the massive horn was voted
ing Park were, held Friday. There was a to•him. Prizes were given for athletic
large crowd and no doubt many' were kept games and sports.
away by threatening weather. A heavy The interest in the International base
thunder shower passed over in the morn-.
ing bot in the afternoon the ground, was ball league is becoming . more intense
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in good shape and theas he season were'well draws near the close. All
contested, particularly the last two the clubs except Toronto and Syracuse,
.classes: The following is the suns nary: are out of the race.'', These
Colt race two clubs are fighting hard for first
Tom Burke(r. g.), owned by John place, but the Torontos are slightly in
Hawkshaw, Exeter,... ..... 1 1 1 the lead. London club made such a
Electors' Chief (b. s.), E. Living -
A dogfight occurred in front"of this
office Tuesday morning, The , foreman
thought it was a cyclone and the devil
fainted, which accounts for the TINES
being out a little later than usual this
week.
We received a small item :through
the post office, and as the name of the
writer was not attached, we refuse to
publish it, and we might state that we
do not publish items of an advertising
nature, free of charge.
The ninth annual .exhibition of the
beginning that it never once was in the
Bisl o Mac e,
Blyth... ..3 3 3 race, but of lste it has been playing
y (b.g.), McGregor,good ball and has crowded itself into
J3rucefield ....... . ......... . .. 2 2 2 fifth place, with a chance for fourth if
Time, 3,12, 3,06, 3,051
2.50, trotting or pacing— it keeps a winning gate.
Jennie Scott(b. rn ), Jr R. John We have received word from several
atop, Brtuntfcrd.117,; , 1 1 1 1 of our correspondents complaining be-
I3arney A (c g.), Barnes, St. ,cause their items were left out the past
Thomas , . , ...... .. , . , .... 2 2 2 2 few weeks. During the 1 ast four
Billy E (h. tin) J, Ellson, Sarnia 3 3 3 3 weeks-the'space has been lieeited on
Lizzie (e. m.), W. Goodwin, Port account of the massive by-law. We
Eaton.— . • , 4 4 4.4 would alae inform aur correspondents
Tiine, 2,371, 2,341, 2.36,2,3871. that seine of the items sent are good to
Free for— hold oVer for a week and that their: ef-
Doc.Frank (r.g.),'John Lawton, foato ba vo not been ignored. The cor-
Pt. Huron . , .. . „ ...3 3.1 1 1
John Duncan, (g. s,), BarneyBar- .respondenceheecarefullywhichwas' not over published
nes, St. 'Monate 1 .1 3.2 3 hes been looked oyer and elle
nigh Jack (s. g.) ,3'. R, Johnston, , ,interesting items are published under
Sarnia, .. , .. , . , 2 2 2 3 y the respective heading this week.
Time, 2433, 2.:32„2,34, 2,331, 2,40 Sunday night about.ten o'clock a
sailor coiled Liverpool.Tack waskilled at
The band played on the street Sat- the Queen's hotel,' Point Edward, dor-
urday evening:: , a row. IJe had been put out of the
cl good glrlevening.
wanted. �A )1 to Mrs. hotel and went away, got some coin-
i. R� Jaynes., ' . ,
ply`rades and returned to the hotel. A
The row was raised and Liverpool Jack was
1.'}le football club intends giving an kicked
'
in the
stomach.
rnach.
De
ath resulted
ntertainineut soon, ..almost inatantiY. IIH olaruedthat he
.Thexe rooee sat Kelly's pia lot into
the row with one of the anon
aic Iasi week amounted to nearly $300,
'r'ho G. T.: 11, areofthring cheap rates
to Port Duron and Detroit, today and
to-Inerrow• pare $2,50,' good to return
oar the 24th.inst.
Di'. Lutz has returned from lain trip:
to the lower provinces.
The ex ovines are getting rather glossy
and an overcoat feels quitecomfortable.
The Maple £oafs qi Guelph defeated
the Londous ou Tuesday by a score of
2 to 0.
Mr \Vr.n .13ynxdrnan who has been in
the Northwest for a number of years.
le at present visiting his parents in
town.
The salvation army intends having a
big time tu-night, They will have Prof.
Wiggins, of London to help in the
meeting.
The Canadian football team now on
their° European tour won their first
matoh against Ireland by a score of 6
goals to 2.
On Tuesday as James Eagan, bag-
gageiiian at the station was moving a
car, he fell against the crowbar injuring
hie knee severely.
A baseball match was played ab Hen-
sall Monday morning: between 'Jensen
and Goderich baseball teams. The
Goderich boys won by a score of 12 to
Itis frequentlyremarked byatrangers
who come into this town, that Exeter
has more pretty girls than anytown of its.
size in Canada. They're about right.
Owing to an oversight • the Exeter
markets were•xot corrected lad week.
The price of wheat had risen consider-
ably and no doubt many were not.
aware of th a fact,
D. Ransom created considerable
oitement on the street Sunday n
by trying to speak in opposition t
Salvation Army. Hegave a lectu
the market square Sunday mornin
The McGibeny family, who a
give an entertainment herenext m
will remain in town over Sunday.
they travel on their own car many
doubtless visit it at the station.
D. Ransom, who recently
caped from the asylum at London,
committed to the Goderich jail T
day morning charged with inset
.Ransom will probably go toLon
again, where he will be placed in
asylum., •
We have received word from4Mr.
G. Smale, who went to California,' s
months ago for the benefit of his hen
It was reported here that he was d'
but we are glad to State that he • ha
far gained his health to begin teach
school. Be sins taken the` liigl
'andcertificate that State can giveh
and has taken the: position as pr'u
pal of the Grammar School in
We wish him success.
The Toronto '.Industrial Exhibiti
which runs from Sept, 10th to the 22
will have, in addition to a very full d
play of live stock; agricultural and 1n
ufacturing products, a•numberof spec
displays of interest. • Ainong these
be a large collection of grains and ve
etables from the Government Fern}
Ottawa and exhibits by British Coln
bia. Manitoba and the Northwest Te
ritories and Algoma, of the;various pr
ducts of these; districts. The progra
of amusements has been prepared, on
scale never before attempted inCanad
Exceptionally low rates will be given
the railways during the fair.
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A Musical Family.
The 1\'IcGibeny* family is inmany re-
spects a phenominal one. Father and
mother with their eignt sons and four
daughters and one"daughter-in.-law coin
prise.an Ideal company of vocal and in-
strumental musicians—a :;company born
not selected. The family is an unusually,,
large one, but the children inherit a full
share of their parents in intelligence and
musical aptness.. The engagement of this
.family for two concerts in Danville, I11.
was a fortunate?enterprize oil the part of
ladies of,the First M. 1+ church,.; under
whose auspices the; concerts` were ' given'.
The Daily Press of that city says : "The
audience which greeted the. McGibeny's
last night was the largest that has been
seen at the Grand for many weeks:, The
programai�xe ranged from simple nrelodies
.and kineiergartens songs to classical com-
positions, so that a 1'elasses were pleased
and every selection was received with ap-
preciative applause. In a program of such
length and a company, of so many mem-
bers, It is difficult to make special men-
tion of anyof the participants partenlarly.
But, special mention must be made of the
excellent quartette singing of;.,Messrs'
Frank, Hugh', Victor and 1+ red McGibeny,
of the recitation of the "Minuet" by Mrs.
Prank McGibeny and of the excellent vio-
lin solo, Souvenir de Moscow by Hugh
McGibeny. The concert, is unlike . any
other ever given on a public stage, being
pure in and high in class and just
such an entertainment that pleases all the
members of a`fami.ly, from the tiny child -
to the gray headed grandparents,
Footballat, '
On Surdaj' a game of football was
played on the race track between Bruce -
field and Exeter clubs. The gone , was
started about ten minutes afterfour. The
Exeter Captain won the toss and took
the south goal. Thefirst half time was
exciting, neither sidescoring. A change
in position was made after a short restand
the ball was again facets off. The ball
wasseed
a
P up and 'down the field, but
neither goal was in danger. After about
twenty minutes play Dallas, of the Bruce -
field team got an easy shot on goal and
,put the ball through, scoring the first goal
in an hour and five minutes. The Exeter
boys with renewed energy went in to tie
the score and the Brucefield team tried
hard for another goal. A foul was made
near. the Brucefii'eld goal and • a kickoff
was made by D. Tait. The hall passed
directly over the heads of the Brucefield
players striking one and bouncing through
thus tieing the score, time, 10 minutes.
Fifteen minutes were left to play, but
when the time was up neither side had
scored another goal and the game Was call-
ed aldraw. The ExeterIboys dice better then
their opponents considering the practice
they have had, The I3rucefieItl boys plaYl
a good game, especially Dallas, who is an
ex-tnember of the Clinton club. The Exe-
ter club played an individual game, with
very little passing, butwith a little prao-
e the club could play sccond to none of
clubs. A return match ,will be play -
shortly, Tho boys; wouldn't mind if
se who were too mean to pay the ad-,
sin fee had remained at home. Too
ch going around to the back fence and
in
over p thesly'
�,is
indulged '
din and
those who wish to witness any garnet
u1d pay the sum of ten coats, the boys
ld afford to get decent uniforms, But
eter does not scorn to have any more
re h 'then a dishrag in tills respect as
O a small plaice like Briscefield is ahead
't.
tic
the
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tho
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mu
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if
who had come bank to the hotel with e'
him^and that it was ono of them who eon
kicked him. `They crossed the river stn
immediately after
the murder
and - eve
fore
t
be
e � l
h officers could reach them, of i
tat, au+erva�e e. ,
P
Absolutely Pure.
sty strep thandwholesomeneess. Moreeoon-
omicalthanthe ordinary kinds and cannot
be soldfn'competitionwrth the multitudes of
low test, short weight, alum or phosphate'
ppowders. Sold only in cans.—R0y,U VAK-
IN4POWDEit CC„106 wanetreet N.Y
Mineral Nater Emporium.
ST. LEON WATER, -The Great Health
restorer. If your system is 'out of . order
drink St. Leon and be happy.
Enxxra Vim.—Magnetic Mineral from
Nature'sLaboratory forUloerated Stomach
and all-diseases•of the stomach,: for Liver
Kidney and Piles. The most wonderful
article.ever offered ,to the Public.
The Great Wolverine Mineral Water
from Nt'ichigan,for Rheumatism, if you are
afflicted Call and see. '
GEO. SANDERS.
Agent, Exeter.
COO* a,, UWO
One Door South of Post Office
—HE HAS
A NEW AND COIV1PLETlil
--STOCK OF—', , a
&
Shoes.
Sewedwork a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.-
GEO. MANSON;
THE PIONEER ..
Purniture $ Unde rtakln
g
a
rerOoms.
In returning .'thanks to our nuinerous
custonxers for, past favorsit affords us
great pleasure in stating that we have got
nicely settled in our new and commodious
premises, and are prepared,, (if ,quality
and selection of stock, and honest dealing
will do it) to supply the . wants of the
people of this district, ' in the furniture
and undertaking line, with roods
AT ASTONISHINGLY. 'LOW PRICKS.
The finest stook in Huron county to choose
from. For proof positive as to the
extent of our stock and• he
low prides at ` which we
sell, '
WE INVITE AN EARLY INSPECTION,
We publish no clap trap nonsense, but
produce facts, which can be verified in 'a
practical way
Oar dock of undertaking goods is very
complete, embracing funeral furnishings
from the highest to the lowest grades, and
at prites far below any in town.
An inspection of our is respectfully
solicited.
S. GIDLEY,
(Successor to C, & S. Gidley)
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
July 88.
Samwall � ficl�"rd
laking Room
----FOR--
Fall Purchases
CALL EARLY
—AND -
TAKE PART
—Pt' THE GREAT—
;
Sale
J
Exeter Lumber Yari
tg
The Undersigned wishes i.
g lies to nifoila, the general the he 'reeve
-constantly iiti stook—
All Kinds of!
BUILDING MATERIAL
PRESSED OR -UNDRESSED,
Bell Stuff, Flooring, Siding, dressed—•inch, inch -and -e- uar'ter i 1cl -
q , i l arld-a
Lathhalf an,Vidct. wo inch, SashDoors, Blinds, Mouldings and all Finishing Material
SHINGLES A SPECIALTY.—Competition challenged. The best and the
largest stock, and at lowest prices. Shingles A 1,
All dressed limber thoroughly seasoned and ready for
assured. A call will bearout the above.
THE OI,D ESTABLISHED. Jas• V 4 11 s
use. No shrinkage
MainTs
10
• Raward dor the .Ccnvictxor
OF DEALERS WHO OFFER f ' INFERIOR OIL OF OTHER
AND SELL MCVO11 0 ,
MANUFACTURE FOR
LARDXNE
CIIINL OIL.
Eureka Cylinder, Bolt- McColl Bros. & Co.,Curtin
&'Wool Oils. ..Cutting
For sale all
leading dealers. s. Toronto.
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SSE.,
TT EROS. Sole Agents, `
�g , Exeter. 5;
QUEEN Eli
CITY 'OII_ WORKS
S 0= X.,
At TorontoVvery Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used on all machinery during the
Exhibition. It bas been awarded NINE. GOLD MEDALS during the last three years
'See,that you get Peerlesps. It is only made byy
5.�uc� ° zi no4.iri.s clic C'O .Q
CO.,! T0
FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD.
—GREAT ----
Clearing early . ;Sale
—AT THE—
Chea Store Crediton
... p �
For the next 60 days at cost, consisting
of
Dry -Goods, Boots & Shoes, Felt and Straw
hats (about 400 to select from,)
Having secured -shop license • to; sell all
kinds •of
WINES . an d L/QUOfRS�
I.have decided to clean out!' some of 'the
above lines at or below cost for cash
and ready pay, to make room for
a large stock of -
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Don't forget as it is no humbug. ,- A11
accounts due 1st October,, 1888:
T.
Chea Store Cheap eCreCl1t011:,
NOTICE
To tl?e Public at Large.
I' am offering my' summer goods at COST
PRICE 'to make roomier
Fall Purehses
—A6 I HAVE RECEIVED A PART OF -
My Fall Stock
Please call and examine before going
elsewhere.
Organs for Sale at
Cost Price.
House & Lot
FOR SALE—Opposite Town hall
1.'
. DE.6.1121qC
agents Wanted Immediately
GOOD WAGES. Srsi1ny WORK.
P, L. HERRICK, & Co., - Nurserymen,
BRIGHTON,
G. A. H?ND;LiN,
Call on G. A. H. for Groceries• e'
Teas t .
Spices
" Dashwood flour
°'' Petty Hams and
Bacon
Smoking tobacco a
five cent piece with every 3 plugs.
cc
fes` ..
And examine Senior's Show . Window
where you will see some firstclass pho-
tos, equal to any City Work..
THERE ! DID I NOT TELL YOU SO i
And you can rely upon getting value
for your money everytilne,
Cabinet Photographs graphs $3 a
dozen.
$1.50 FOR CARDS.
He also has a fine line of Photo Frames
and Mats, at Right Prices.
PICTURE FRAME MOULDING- IN
ALL STYLES.
'Call - and - See`
JOSEPH SENIOR,
Opposite H. •Spaekthan's Tinshop,
GREAT SUMMER SALE
ISAAC CARLlN;,
IN ORDER TO CLEAR OUT HIS SUAZMEB'STOclR WILL SELL :
Summer Silks, Dress Goods,
Mlislixls, Prints, Gin
ghams
Laces, Ribbcns, , . Hisiery, Gloves, Underwear,
Corsets, Parasols, Millinery, Trimmings, etc
At Greatly Reduced Prices.`
Grand Bargains is Evy Doparimoni
ttacl.fes, d not hiss this opportunity to buy cheap goods, as the subdbriber lees
one of the finest etookd' in the town to °hoose from. A repay you,