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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1889-3-7, Page 5STA,' 1%/1 ENT The Mutual Life Insurance C OF NDW TOleX. RICHARD A. MeOURDY: PeasIDENT. For the year ending Deo. 81st, 1888, Xotal Assetss1.go,o8e,15.3 increase hi Assets,, $7,975,801 68 Surplue'at fotir por cent., - $7,040,00 68 Increase in Surplus, g' Policies is for;v, Increase during year, - , Policies written, - Increase during year, . Risks assumed, . . - $1,645,622 11 188,369 • 17,426 • 32,006 10 801 8103,214,261 32 )1, Inorease during year, - $38,756,792 95 Risks in fare°, - - 5482,125,184 33 Increase daring year, - - $54,496,25.1 85 Receipts front all sources, - 520,215,939 52 blamer) during year, - - $3,036,010 06 Paid - 514,727,550 22 THE A,,,'SET3 ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS: Bonds and 1lortgagos, - $49,617,874 02 tinited Slates awl other securities, 548,316,704 14 Reel Esl.al 0 Rad 1.011119 OR - - - eoflat- -$21;780,125 31 Cask ta n1:e and Trust Corn- et interest, - - 82,813,277 60 Interest utT.111441, Premiums de. forted nua in '4:1114E, 130., $3,248,172 46 rilOcq Tear $120.082,15356 Swift. eme.wing. 1884,... ...... $301,780.2V „,,?4,743,771 1885 252,731,441 -6,012,634 1 6 c'82 719 .... 393,7,09,2(3 5,043,508 1887... . 427,6as,938 0,234,-i42 1888 10;',i,ia",1 46:,125,184 7,540.263 A. GRA NNISS, Vice President, ) '- R. LLOYD, 2;1 Vice-Presideat. wiLi.i.km 1, EASTO1,7, Secrm A. W. BELFRY, Special Agent, l Ilyth. T. & H. K. MERRITT, General Managers 11 Yonge-st. Toronto. • DISTRICT DOINGS. Mr, R. M. Raoey, of Clinton, the pioneer hardware merchant ot Huron County has made an assignment. A joint stock Corspany is to be for- med in Clinton, having for its object the building, equipment and running of a furniture factory - The directors of the Northern Fair will hold their Spring Show at Ailsa Craig on April 13th and the Fall show on October 10th and llth, 1889. I had tried many doctors and was given up by them as far gone into con- sbmption, but was permanently cured by using Everest's Cough Syrup. -Jas Simpson, Aberarder. A great convenience for monied people in the form of a branch of Post Office Saving's Bank has been opened in 70000ection with Kippen post office: Mr. Donald MoKinnon, of Tucker - smith, on Monday delivered a team of Canadian bred mares, which he had sold to a buyer named Turner, from Manitoba, for $560. Mr. John Jefferson has sold his farm on the 2nd concession of Hullette to his neighbor, Mr. John Dale, for the sum of $5000 cash. Mr,. Dale owns the adjoining one hundred acres, and now has a farm of two hundred acres. While attending r. xi:tutting of err_ R. M. Racey's creditors at Clinton on Tuesday of last week Mr. David Walsh fell hack into his chair and died im- mediately. Cause of death heart disease. Aged 70 years, and a pion- eer of Goderieh township. A very painful eccident happened recently to Mr. William Finlayson, of the 4th eon. Tuckersmith. He was feedIng one of his horses, when it kicked him very Beverly in the face, knocking out several of his teeth and othelnvise injuring him. Typhoid fever of a very malignant type has broken out on the 2nd con. of Tuckersmith, in the family of Mr. Peter Dayrnan. 'rwo of Mr. Dayman's sons were affected first with the :nal. ady, and now Mrs. Dayman and one of her daughters are in a very critical condition with the same disease. Mr. W. Quigley, jr., having severed his connection with the firm of B. Stanley & Co., and:being about to leave Luean, his brethren of Irving Lodge, A F & A 11, honored him with a farewell supper at the Central hotel in that village on Friday night last. We learn that Mr. Robert McMur. die, of Kipperi, the well known sec- retary of the South Enron Farmers' Institute, and bis sister, Mrs. Alexen- der Mohteith, of Tuckersmith, have fallen heir by the death of some friends in the old country to a legacy of $50,000, of which amount Mr. Mc- Murche gets $30,000 and Mrs. Mon- teith $20,000. A proposition is made by Mr. C. B. Edwards, principal of Wean Publics School, that encouragement be given the advanced pupils in the form +of prizes for efficiency. He leads the van himself byoffering to give prizes to those of the fourth and fifth classes and suggests that the prizes be books by standard authors. The Seaforth Sun sayse-The amount of gurn chewed and thrown away by Seaforthites is enormous. It's the rage now for people to chew awn at all hours and especially in the even- ing. Hostesses are expected to have a supply of gum on hand -and offer it to callers, if they do not firs( proffer it themselves." Mr. John Belton, of Southwold Sta- • non, lately bought from Mr, A, Ding- rnan a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral for the use of his wife who was suffer- ing from a cold, The bottle was left upon a shelf 10 the cupboard, and ' Friday his little daughter, 3 years and • 8 months old, climbed tip, got hold of the bottle and drank about true inches of the oontents. She immediately fell ibto asleep and durmg the afternoon had a fit and died. At a meeting of the EXecutive or the Fire Underwriters of Toronto, Fri. day, a conference was held with rep - resell tatives of men u fa cturers of steam threshers, anti a, resolution was past to the effeot that the engines of steam thresliors should be phieed not less than 100 feet from any building or steok, and that all other precautions new in use be user( as a protection against, fire, 16 WAS 8180 decided to • Inlyeeate legislation tanking it coin- pnetory for elerks or municipalities to all fires nocurring thew The town's 'here of the wine an beer poppets in S. Marye, is Messrs. Richardson & Webster's feundry in St Mary's narrowly eacaped deetruction by fire one day last Week John M. Burke, of Blenheim, has been appointed 'Bailiffof the 4th lily, ision Court of the Comity of Kent, in the room of John Little, deceased. James McIntyre, of Komoka, was fined $50 and costs by P.M. Noble on Saturday for viole.tion of the Soott Ao Mr. M. G. Cameron lately of Gorier. ich lias entered the law firm of Ross & Relainette of Toronto. Mr, ROBB is Minister ot Education. A new Sohool house is to be erected in S. S. No. 8, lilanshard, known as McIntyre's corners and the ciontiaot has been awarded to St. Marys con- tractors. The building will cost $1940. In the ease of the Reeve of Forest, Stonehouse,vs. Ede the High Court at Toronto has decided the respond. ent'a election void for went of proper- ty qualifications. The Canadian Pacific Railway Com - patty has paid to Cameron & Curry, of Windsor, $35,000, the amount due the latter for right of way over their lands in Essex. The railroad crosses their farms fifteen times in the county. Mr. Amos Marriott of the Base line, Bla.nshard, sold a short time ago two colts coming two years old, to an American buyer for the handsome sum of $600. Who says that raising good stock does not pay? Everes's Cough Syrup is the beat in the country. Duncan I'urcel, For est. Mr. Robt. Porter, son of John S. Porter, Eaq,, of Seaforth, who is in the treasurer's office of the N. P. Railway at St. Paul, met with a severe accident recently. The offices are heated' by steam, and one of the pipes burst and scalded his legs and feet severely. The young man Murray who wasshot in the groin at Elliott's cheese factory, near Ingersoll, is very low at present, but hopes are now entertained of his recovery; the bullet has not yet been found. Under the Liquor License Act only $176 were collected in fines in South Perth during the year 1888, againat $440 in North Perth. The expenses of the Commissioners and salary of in- spector same time emounted to $611. 50 in South Perth and $751 in North Perth. On Wednesday afternoon Mr. John Stephenson, of Clinton, met with a very unfortunate ticcident. ile entered Davis' hardware store by the rear door. unaware that a trap door was open leading into the cellar, and he stepped in unobaerved by anyone, falling to the floor below. Be Is very low. We are informed that quite a num- ber ofIthe:supporters of the Separate School of Hullett have notified the assessor that they desire in future to support the Public Schools. A few years ago the Roman Catholics of this section separated from the public schools and built a very neat school honse,and itseetns too bad, on account of a =sunder -scanning., tbc, part nf them should leave now and throw the burden of supporting the school on a few. The number of writs issued in the Office of the Clerk of the Connty 'court of Perth county, during the past year, Was 271; amount, $100,639.37, judge- ments entered without trial, 114; amount, 80,699.92; chattle mortgages filed, 371; amount, $143,922.75; assign- ments for benefit of creditors, 9. In the Surrogate Court the number of probates was 74; letters of administra- tion, 25; letters of guardianship, 2; amount, 269,074 29; amount of realty, 31,800. "Everest's Extract of Wild Black. berry never fails to cure diarrhoea, dysentery, &c." -the statements or scores who have tried it. 25c per bot for sale by all druggists. On Thursday morning on the arrival of No. 220 special at Ailsa Craig from Lucan. the conductor discovered that a wheel of one of his cars was oil the track, and on eending back, it was found that it had got off at Luen.n, and had run all the way to here, cutting' every bolt and smashing every Joint block for eight miles. It is a miracle that no serious accident occurred, as the grade be- tween there and Lucile is the heaviest on the line. A strong protest against the anti - Scott Act petition has been prepared by the Middlesex branch of the Cana- da Temperance Alliance for presenta- tion at Ottawa. The protest is aocom• panied by affidavits, setting forte where signe,teres were obtained by fraud, and also alleging perjury on the part of several persons in comma. tion with the getting up of the peti- tion. It seems the 275 names are in one man's handwriting and that dead men and absentees figure largely on the list. The report of the Minister of Edu- cation shows the following:--Laet year, there were 19,683 children in Huron between the ages of 5 and 21 leers, and of these 15,886 attended school, over 8000 being boys, and Over 7000 There were 217 teachers in fTuron, 135 male and 82 female, only four counties in the Province have a higher number; average coat per pu- pil, on average attendan ee, vvas $12.94 with three eoenties lower. Huron has four Separate Schools, wIth a total attendance of 232, The Hamilton Bridge and Tool Cenipahy has nearly completed the constrlictien of tee steel viadtict over the Don at North Toronto for the Caharltan Peal ne Railway, The bridge is about 1,200 Met long. There are seventeee plate girder seans of 30 feel, each, twelve spar% or 45 feet eh end one lettioe giedge 100 feet long, The height from the weter is abotit 7'5 foot end the behts tart fleet piers of masbnity four feet square. The structure is ten feet Wide, and 18 whet Ls called a deck bridge, the {bet' bel fig laid on top cif the girders', and the , railway ties extending on either Side, Th total is 1,514,58 pturlt, About 40 Men have been ornnloved all yell ter, A lld )0,`, 1201, Prwl A distressing 01830 of Otemptoci suicide ocourred in. Elma tOirouship on Thursday morning last, Mr, •Jobn Alexander, of the 4th concession, at Britton station, was found lyrng in a stable on hie property with his throat out, Wiriest from ear to ear. Mr. Alexander was still living, but very small hopes are entertained for is recovery, What might bave proved a serious aocident under the circumstanees hap- pened at Sylvan on Saturday afternoon Willie Yemen and Edith Saddler started for the post office with Mr, Saddler'horse and cutter. At Mr. Cuttler's gate the horse got into a drift which upset the cutter and its occu- pants. Tlae horse took fright and ran down the road at a fearful gallop. Mist) Carrie, daughter of John Brown was also coming to the store. When near the store she noticed the • horse following her, she at once ran as hard as he could for the store door into which she just barely got, when the horse dashed into the verandah and tying poet, tearing away part of the verandah and throwing the dernolieh• ed cutter against the window. A. correspondent says: -Since last weeks issue, we have received a copy ofilefr. Waters'bill to naake countieslia- ble far all bridges in local municipali- ties of I00 -feet span and upwards. If this measure should become law the already large county expenditure for bridges will be largely increased. The last auditors report of the oounty of Middlesex being for 1887, shows an ex- penditure in that year for bridges of, in round numbers, $22,000, of this amount the township ofBiddulph paid about 51,600 or a sum stifficient to build all the county bridges on Bel- cluelph towline to the extent of their interest therein twice over, Recent decisions of' the courts in re-townline bridges have been adverse to counties so that the yearly expenditure for county bridges under the present law will be greatly increased, and if Mr. Waters' bill should obtain, the rate- payers of Biddulph may prepare them- selves for a tax of about $2,000 a year for county bridges alone and to receive no benefit whatever or any equivalent therefere. The ratepayers of Btddulph should unite as one man and leave no stone unturned to defeat a measure which proposes to make them hewers of wood and drawers of water for a few rich and highly •favored muniei palities. At the last meeting of Tuckersinith council they took up for consideration the petition of G. E. Jach.-son and six- ty-five others of the people of Egmond- ville, asking that the village be set apart as provided by section 17, Mu- nicipal Act, lo enable the villagers to raise funds to procure means of fire protection. Mr. Jackson was heard in favor of the scheme. He said the exposed condition of the village had been brought home to them by the late fire at Mr. Colbert's, and also what a few organized and well direct- ed men could do in stopping or lain- ,dering the spread of a fire, even with such appliances as were commonly available. rhe villagers wish to be set apart from the rest of the township that a vpecial rate might be levied upon the vinege property to be used in securing appliances for tire protec tion, and also teat the statute • labor might be commuted at 75cts per day, He was couiident the money resulting from commutation would do much more in improving the village than the labor would. An examination of section 17 resulted in raising doubts in the minds of the promoters of the scheme as to the leeality of a spemal levy to secure appliances for fire pro- tection other than for the construe tion of waterworks,which of course the villagers did not contemplate. The matter was laid over for further dis- GUMMI. ale ••••••.m n • e. -When Baby was sick, we gave hr Castoria, When the was a Child, she cried for Catoria, When she became Miss, sho clung to Castoria, When sho had Children, she gave therm Castorir, A DREADFUL D00111, To be unable to satisfy hunger without being distressed with heartburn indiget, tion, sick 'stomach, dizziness or faintness, seems a dreadful doom. All who suffer thus will find prompt relief and permanent euro 0 Burdock Blood Bitters. B. B. B. positively ewes dispepsitt in any form. CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED, To TIM LIDITOR Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named clis ease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my reinedFREE to any of your rdaders who have conslimption if they will Send me their EXpi OHS And P. 0, [Warm. Roepootfully, Da. T. A. SLOCUM, . Toronto, Ont, 87 Yr,licie street A HIGH VALUATION. 'If there was only ono bottle of Hag- yaid's Yellow 011 10 Mmitoba, I would give one hnndred (Mara for it,' writiia Philip 51. Brant, of Monteith, Manitoba, after, having used it biz. al severe wouncl and for frozen lingers, with, as he says, "astonish- ing good results." HEALTH FALLIN`.4-, VAST. . I wag swollen from bead to foot froth dropscy of six months' standing, aud noy health VIM failing fast, , but after taking ono lottle of Burdock Blood Bitters, I ,un quite well, anti Mink there is no Medicine equal tu B. 13. Se aup to it I remain a trne friend." Joseph Pif.eric, Linwood, Ont. PARTLY GA VE UP. "In the year 1885 I coughed for allt Months, and having unsucesagfolly ttiod many remedies, 1 partly gave up, thinking had oonsturtption. At, hot 1 triad. }Lig- yard's Pectoral Balsam, 1685 than one bottle of which cared 100, 'eating nio (kg well as ever I Was," Henry W. Carts, Wabash Out, COMMON Cl/OUP Is offer) fatal' when not remedied in time. Lsslie13, Nicholson, 30 ,Wellesloy Ase„ Toronto, says: "As a quick eine fad croup °olds, sore threat, obriblaing, etc., I eau rc comumnd Ragyards Yellow Oil," It is ' r., .1•tre Diroctiong aceotopany each omozti ,".1,.°m41_,Ig4_,,L'AF*04"1"""Im420,monnimmentelasumgammem_..- NA1%E141` REPORTS. (corrected o t5 o'PeTotTk4PAM1. Wedneeday FrillWtioK Ser14Ig os.". II"' g:trY - 49 0tO 1 948 0 80 ±0 80 ulever )ed 4 600o 4 50 frlOiobhy.... 2 50 DO 3 06 Pea,s ... 0 54 to 0 51 Corn , Potatoes,per 4pples,per laag DrIedApplespr b :1. :C :40 b6:10° 0: 50364: i3u to. io to 17 ragr FIOUrPe b . ° 1050 :90 : 1555 s(T:B ae911,' 001 ter kvee rYPnepiselre.::::01 erbd. ap or.. h. Ducks per pr Roo ,dessedper 3 0 ... 6 00 to 6 25 Ecidesrough, ... 44 058 s5 00 ‘., 00 5060 ±±00 00 0005 .,. 0 07 to 08 ... 0 05 to 0 06 60 0400 tto0 60070 Oalfskin0 50 to 070 Wool per ib 0 18 to 0 20 s ouionsperbusn ... • woodper oord 0 00 to 0 75 ... ... 1000 to 11 00 Hayperton MARYS 25 to 3 oo BC Van Wheat 25 to 1 05 Spring Wheat-. ...... , ...... 94 Barmy.-- ...... .............. . . ....... 80 39 Oats Mover Seed 28 460 Timothy 150 Brleu54 gat407.••••• ....... •••• ........... . ...... . . ..,..,15 Potatoes per bag 16 85 Apples per bush .. , ...... 25 Wool perlb 20 Roan per fmn ay porton . .. ... .. 11040000 LONDON . 00 Oatmeal per bbl 6 00 Wheat, $1.00 to $1.054 per bushel Oats. 221 to 300 per bushel, Peas, 54o to 56c or bushel. Barley maltint 48o to 48o per bus Barley, feed, 381e to 4550 per ushel. TORONTO Totiowro, mar. 6.-N70igr-fall, No .2, 55.02 to 51.09; epring, No.2. $1.08 to 81,09; red win- ter, No 2, $1.08 to $1.09; No 1, Manitoba hard, dl 35 to 81.16 BA at,sy. No. 1590 to 600 No, 2,500 to 37e; No. 3, 49e to 50e; No 3, extra 52e to 53o. PEAS, No 2, 56o to 530. Om, No. 9,34 oto 37o. Ewe t extra, 5445 to 54.00; strong bakers. 55 00 to 5530. Market quiet and easier, Sales 184.1. hard anitoba. $1 29 to 81.33.and No. 2 do. at $1.30 No. 2 barley, outside, at 355e oats, on track, at 350. TORONTO LIVE STOCK. The receipts of cattle to -day wore easier at the local market, The demand is restricted to butchers, there being nothing doing in the shipping, except a few loads of United. States cattle. The offerings to -day (Wednesday) were ahem, 55 ear lords. Prices are lower. Choice steers are nominal a14 onets per Ib. Bulls sold at 3 i• to 31e, and miloh cows firm at from $30 to 850 a head. Butchers cattle in moderato demand, prices weak; the best sold at 35 to 4o, ordinary at 3o to 34 and common at 24. Sheep in.fair demand and steady, with limited offering; the best sell at $5 to $6,00 per head; inferior to medium at 51.00 to 8450 and rams 3o to 350 per pound. Lambs in fair demand mid Orin, cholera bringing$450 to 854, and inferior to medium $375 to 6425 Calves dull and steady. Choice beasts, of 125 to 150 lbs., sell at 70 to 84 dressed weight; rough calves, $3 to $5., a head, }Inge are steady! choice light fat scld at 5c to 55o, store hogs at •ao to 5c. and stage at 90 to 34c. Shorts " 20 450 2 05 51 15 16 10 30 18 11 00 11 00 20 00 7 00 A0M.0311 TO MOTHEXt8.-Are YOU diStOrbOd ao night and broken of yourrest hy a sick child suffering and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If E0 send n.t.once a,nd get a bottle of "2,1rs.Wins low's Soothing Syrup" for Chil- dren Teething. itS V03.110 is incalculable, It will rolieve the poor little sufferer im metlin,tely Lrenendupon iL, mothers; there is no inistalce lai011t it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhcca, regulates the Stomach and Boweis, cures Wind Colic, softens tile Gums. reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. 'Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest a.nd beet female physicians and nurses in the United States, rind is for sale byall druggists throughout the world. Price twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure end ask for "ans. Wrxer,ow'e "OTIEINO s•nroP "and no otherttind CONSUItIPrIox CURED: An old physician, retired from practice, having bad placed in his hands oy an East Indian missionary 160 formula of a eimple 'vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma- nent oure !of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca- tarrh, Asthma and all throat and lung affeetions, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility anthill Nervous Com- plaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands ofotises, has felt. it his duty to ma ke it known to hie sufferinfellows. Actuatedby re.otive and a desig. re to relieve num an suffering, I wi,1 send free of charge, to all who desirelt, this recipe,in Gerinan,Prench or English, with full diroctionsfor preparing and using. Seat. mail by addressing w ith stamp, naming this naper.W. A ,Nosiss 149 Power's Biota, Rcetiestels N 7 rro THE DEAF.- -A person cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 years' standing by a simple remedy, will send a description of it FREE to any person who applies to Nzonorisor,r, 177 McDougal street, New York. DESTROYS AND REMOVES WORMS OF, ALL KINDS N CHILDREN OR ADULTS sWEET AS SYRUP AND cANNOT HARM THE MOST :r -a- DELICATE CHILD raiinalllo Styles I 0 0 THE BEST YEP! THE CHEAPEST YET THE BIGGEST YET 1 overooatings at any price; suit - bags At any price; Pantinge at any price. test Ordered Clothing pi oduoed ill txster Deeilekhen 1 leave your orders catty, for with the best 081 of Tailors the hest stock of Pine Trimmings, and the best Cutting in Town, yeti art sun of mashie., tion, i41311/141:0C,,I. • Just Received at the "FAMILY GROCERY" • A Fresh 8toolz OYSTERS, HADDIES,:SISOOES, BOLOGN.A., HATyIS, BAOON, • SPICED ROLL and LARft snees,Z11::::::=,--and all kinds of canned goods on. hand. Flour (roller) for sale. Fresh bread and buns. CI-, A. HYNDMAN. JOHN BRAWN UNDERZAKER, 84 • CABINET-MAKER, Walnut & Rosewood Caskets Anse 00147INS or Eva y DESORIPTIOFt, A Complete Stook of Robes & Trimmings .Always on hand. FUNERALS FURNISHED 4' CON- DUCTED AT Low RATES. My stock Of Furniture is un- excelled. l'GIVE ME A CALL FAC S WORTH KNOWING. Where You Can Get : The cheapest Prints and Cottons, The best and cheapest Dress -goods, The best and cheapest Flannels, The best and cheapest Corsets and (Hosiery The best and cheapest Boots & Shoes, The best and cheapest Teas for the money IfYouranttheBestGoods —AT THE— LOWEST PRICES, --SEE PARKINSON'S STOCK Ladies' and. Gentleinens' Underclothing az exceptional value. We are determined to sell our goods at RIGHT PRICES. Everything marked. in plain figures. NO OLD or TRASHY GOODS. Everything new and of First Quality. Our goods sell and we want you to know it. We want you to exatne our stock and compare prices with quality, No trouble to show goods. Buying and selling for cash, as we do, defy competition. Ulster cloths and Jersey Jackets very cheap. Farm Produce taken at market prices. Remember the place : First door north of the Town Hall, Exeter. J. PARKINSON. Myrtle ! CUT and PLUG Smoking Tobacco FINER THAN EVER, See IN BRONZE, On each PLUG and PACKAGE. $3,000.00 OF DRY-gmOODS Boots & Show --TO BE— SLAUGHTERED 7 DIM KIRKTON. A Combination • —OF— Usefulness ! Beauty, and Durability -IS AN ESSENTIAL IN- -SELECTING - An Article of rurnituro G LEY Carries the largest stock of Furniture in Huron Comity, and has just added to his assortment a great many pieces admirably adapted for the boudoir, sitting -room dining -room or kitchen An Inspection of Goods will ef- fect a purchase. Undertaking in all its 13ranc1ies, S. GIDLEY, (Successor to 0. & S. Gidley) ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK. 30 Ys SALE! Having just finished stock -taking, we will sell for 30 days only, the following articles, CHEAP FOR CASH X -Cut Saws, Axes and Handles, Hardware, Tinware, Etc., Etc Owing to a change in the firm, we.roust have all accounts settled by Crefill or note. BISSETT BROS. GRE4T CLEARING SALE -0F Has commenced and. will continue a FENV WEEKS LONGER. Great 13agains are being offered in Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Blankets, Flannels, Quilts Table Linens, House Furrtishirq," Good8, lVIantles, ery, Underclothing, tto, Inspection invited. P1(1'pfl, XL i