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OENTLERIEN.-Feeling it my duty to giye
you an unsolicited testimony for the direct
benefit I hay e received in ray family from
he use of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
ztrawberry, let me say that while we re-
sided at Fenwick, Ont„ my little daughter
bad an attack of Dysentery or Bloody Flux
by which ebe was reduced to a mere
shadow and became quite helpless.
Fortunately my family physician advised
the use of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry, as he neither had nor knew
of anything better for this dreadful dis-
ease, and therefore we give it an impartisl
trial. I am happy to say that less than
guarter of a bottle caused the flow of
blood and clots to cease, and the child
promptly recovered. We always have
had Extract of Strawberry in the house
ever since to be ready for emergenoies
common to children in summer from the
effects of fruits, eto I would just as soon
think of losing my right eye as being de-
prived of Dr. l'Aler'e Extract of Wild
Strawberry. This is a testimony of
thanks for the untold benefit myself and
family have receiyed from this great rem -
MRS. W. El. GARROLD,
St. David's, Ont,, formerly of Hamilton
Ont.
FIRST A N D FOREMOST.
CANADA'S GREAT
!nit:trial Pair
TORONTO,
SEPT, 2ND TO 14TH, 1895
The Finest and Fullest Display of
LIVnSTOCK' Aculrou.trunAL Rao -
Maki, andMAIVIIPACTIMES to be
seen on the Continent.
xemnammerrry
ANCRE ASED PRIZES, IMPROVED FACILITIES,
AND SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS, ETC.
A Trip to Toronto at FAIR TIME is
- an IDEAL HOLIDAY.
There is MORE to SEE, MORE to
LEARN and MORE to ENJOY
—AT THE—
Ca-Vati.A.M
than at all others.put together,
BXOURSIONS ON ALL LINES,
Prig:RIBS CLOSE AUGUST 10TH.
Yer Prize Lists, 1?rogrammos, ole,, address
.11 J, RILL, 1VIanager, Toronto.
MARNUT Rt1F911,TS.
Excitor July 245h, 1095
I all wheat per bush...-. $ 73 $ 70
Spring wheat per bueh 75 76
'lathy per bueb.-- 45
30 30
. 55 00
4 20
40
90
7 50
3 60
2 20
13
.7
ats POr inieh...".....
Peas per bush
Flour per bbt, ,,, 4 00
Apples per bag ,.. 1., 7
Potatres per Mtge.- ........ ,„„... 86
Rae' t cr ton 6 00
Wooeper, cord hard „ „, 3 00
NV ood per cord soft „ .... .„...., 2 00
Illutter per lb.., ...... . . .......„.... 13
Eggs per dozen . . , 9
Turkeys perib
Rog% live weight.,, .. , 4 26 ' 4 56
5 5
Duoks 6 6
chicks , , . . - 6 6
London July 241h 1895
Whoat,white, tall, MO lbs,...., $ 125 to $ 531
Wheat, red, fail, per 100 lbs... ... • 125 to 130
Wheatapring, per 100Ibs- . . .. .. 125 i,o 130
Oats, per100 lbs., ,..„... ... ” . 100 to 108
Peas, per 100 lbs. 100 to 110
Oorn, per100 lbs.......... .... 100 to 105
Barley per 10e lbs„. 90 to 105
Rye, per100 lbs 90 to 100
Buokwheat.per 100 lbs 90 to, 100
per nue 1 ("0 tc 1 10
Eggs, fresh, single doz. . 11 to 10
Boggs, fresh, basket, per doe 10 to 10
Eggs, fresh, store Mrs, per doe 0 to 11
Butteasingle rolls,per lb ...... - 15 to 16
Butter perlb,i lb rolliabaskets 11 to 17
B utter per lb.. large rolls or
crooks 15 t,o 15
Butter,per lb, tub or firkins 0 to 0
Lard, per lb.. 10 to 10
Chickens, per pair 75 to 100
Ducks.... , . .... .„ ..... .... ...... 70 to 100
Turkeys, 10 to 11e nor lb: eaeh ... 100 to 200
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Toronto July 24th.1895
Wheat, white, per bus..... .... $ 62 to $ 82
Wheat spring, por bus . . .... .. 62 to 82
Wheat red winter, per buS 75 to 76
Wheat goose, per bus 73 to 75
Barley. P er bus ..... ....... 65 to 56
Oats, per bus39 to 40
Peas ... 64 to 64
Hay a. 10 00 to 11 66
Efras per dozen 11 to 11
Butter, per lb 16 to 17
Dressed hogs 600 to 6 00
Potatoes, per hart 45 to 50
The Live Stock Markets.
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MONTREAL.
Noniron], July, 23. -There is little or no
improvement in the condition of the cattle
trade, and Some 504 head of mixed cattle wore
offer ed this morning at the enitern abattoir
market but only a very small demend was
shown . The prices ruled about the same as
last week, The bast beeves brought from 3 3-
4 to 4 o per lb, with lower grade selling for 21 -
Sc up; according to quality. Small meats sold
more readily than they did last week. Sheep
and lambs were in good demand, while fairly
aetive inquiry was made for calves. F ollow-
ing is the general range of quotations : Medium
to fair cattle, 31-4o to 3 1-20; oulls, 20 to 2 3 4o
Sheep -Common to coed, S250 to $3 501
lambs, $2 to 85.
Calves -Good to choice, $7 to $10; oomm on
to fair, $2 to $5.
FOR OVER, FIFTY YEARS
AN OLD AND WELL-TR/ED REMEDY.- Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used ef ty
rears by millions of mothers for their children
while teething with perfect success. It soothes
the child, softens the gums,allays the pain,
cares the colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold be i
druggists n every part of the world. 25 oents
a bottle. Its value is inealculable, Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
andtakeno other kind.
13ORN.
DOUGaL.-At Rodgerville, on the 22nd inst.,
the wife of Henry Dougai, of a son.
DINSDALE.-In Stanley, on July lath, the
wife of John Dinsdale of a daughter.
HAYNES.-In Fullerton, on July 10th, the
wife of Edward Baynes, of twin sons.
UPSHALL-In Clinton, on July 20113, the
wire of Mr. Ftank Upshall, of a daughter.
BAKER -In S tePb en. on the 20th inst., the
wife of Wm. Baker. jr., of a daughter, ,
COLQIITHOUN.-At the Royal }Reels/ditch eP
on the 16 inst., Mrs. James Cole uhoun, of a
son.
MARRIE D,
B AC:SHAW -1IRETJGER.-At the Manse,
Grand Bend, on the 17t13 inst., by Rey. Mr.
Carriere,Mr Abraham Bagshaw to Miss Mar-
tha Krueger, of Dashwo ed.
COBB LEDICK.-TYERMAN.-A t bit. Pleas-
ant on the isth Inst., by Rev, Virm Walsh,
brother of the bride. Mr Joseph Cobblediok
of 10 octet to Mrs E Tyerman of Mt Pleasant.
near Pert Hove.
COOK -CHURCHILL -At the Manse, nay"
field , on tha 17th inst.. by Rev, W. Graham,
Mr. David Cook, to Miss Annie E. Cileuroh-
ill, both of Goderieh Township,
KIRKPATRICK-WHITE-In Ripley, on
July 13110, by the Rev EC A Halle Goldwin
Smith Kirkpatrick of Torontoeto Miss Maud
F White, eldest daughter of Maier H A L
White, St Marys.
EOBINSON-LINSCO TT -In Denyer, Col., on
the 17th inst., William Francis Robinson,
formerly of Anderson, Perth Clo , to Miss
May,. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K.
Linseetf,1 of Denver, Col.
TOM-FITTON-In Exeter, on the 18th inst.,
at the residenee of the bride's parents, by
Rev. Geo. Jackson, Mr. Gregory H. Tom, of
Vancouver, B. C., to Miss Carrie, second
daughter of Mr. Thos. Fitton.
WHITELEY-RENNINGS-At the residence
of the bride's father, Goderioh, on the 17013
inst., by the Rev. H. Irvine, Mr., James
Whiteley, to Miss Annie. daughter of Mr.
Wm. Hennings, all of Go den ch.
DIE D.
WILSON -In G oderich,on July 19th, Joseph
Wi/son, aged 65 years-
JIOXLING-In St. marys, on July 12th, Goo.
Jlekling, nged76 years.
GILLESPIE.-At Cromarty on the 13013 inst.,
James Gillespie, aged 76 years.
NIXON-At Kinbrace, N. W. T,, Anna, wife of
the late John Nixon, aged 83 years.
SCOTT -In Westfield, on July 13th, Archibald
Scott, aged 73 years and 6 months:
oBAWFOBD,-In Hallett, on July 15613, Mark
Crawford, aged 10 years and 8 months.
WILLIS-At the family residence, London on
Friday, July 19, William Willis ,in his 78th
Y ear.
GILDERS-In Saltford, On July 15th, Mrs.
Thos. Gilders, aged 68 years, 5 months and
7 days.
GOOD. -At the General Hospital, Toronto,
on July 16th, Adam Good, of Brussels , in his
40013 rear.
PBRDIJ Goderieh township, on july
10013, Prudence relict of the late Thomas
Perdue, aged 80' years.
KERSLAKE-1n Usborne. on the 21s1 inst
Arthur Al infant son of William Kerslake,
aged 6 weeks,
GOURLAY-In Stratford, on July 10th, may
gsret Boyce, widow of Samuel Gourley -
aged 60 eears,5 months.
MITCHELL -In Godorioh, on july 15th. John
Manson, eldest son of William Mitchell,
Town Olork, aged 21 years,
CAMPBELL -In the township of West Wawa -
nosh, on July 150, Isabella Oomph/di, aged
45 years, 4 months and -3 days.
111ENNIG-Ie tit. Marys, on Monday, July 15th,
Katherina Marie, beloved wife of Nr F L.
ennig. aged 7s years, 3 menthe and 0 days,
PASMORIll-At Nilestown, July 1666, Anna E
only daughter ofThomas and Anna Pasrnore,
formerly of Exeter, aged 9 months and 25
days.
JEFFERSON. --in Parry nd, on July 1568,
Charlee P. jeffersoreson of the late Mr.Geo.
Jefferson and son -in -1W of John Hillier,
Goderioh: aged 20 years.
Chiselnurst.
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Balta.—Mr John Shepherd, our
worthy Reeve, Ielt on fuesday last
with a cargo of sheep and cattle for
the old country. The cattle will be 301
charge of Mr j Latta and the sheep in
charge of Mr Robt Varley.—Mies L L
Latta and Miss Bertie Oatui are visit.
ing at Mr John Latta's, also Mr Sato
Latta, teacher, of London,—The fall
wheat around here is a healthful saw.
ple. Barley Is also Very good. As for
oats and peas, we cannot yet otiy how
they will be, but prospects are good,—
There will be but very little honey this
Iyear on account of the frost destroying
the blossoms in the spring, bat for all
that vve have great reason to be thank-
ful.
Blyth
BRUFS, —The farmers of this section
have commenced eating, their fall
wheat, -On Thursday a very interesting
game of base ball was played in the
park between Clinton and Blyth Ohba.
—The gatne stood when finished: 131y th
18, Clintoh 19.—On Saturday afternoon
another interesting game of foot ball
was played in the park between Blyth
and Wingharn foot ball teams, which
*as witnessed by a large.gathering of
both sexes. The game resulted in favor
of Blyth, 2 to L—Rev. Mr. Buggin's
driver got into the garden on Saturday
and was poisoned by paris greea which
had been applied to destroy the bugs,
-
Mr. Joseph Jackson, of East Wawanosh
is seriously ill at his son in law's, Mr.
Isaac Cowan.
Dashwood.
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Banta. -A delighttel and badly needrd
rain fell hero last weelti and cros general:
ly have been much benefited thereby, -
Miss Cook, and her brother, from South
River are renewing old acquaintances in
the village. We are pleased to see them
in our midst again -The annual picnic of
tile Y. P. A. was held on Friday at the
Grand Bend, As the weather was not
very favorable it passed off vory quietly. -
Mr, George Haeroher and family have
moved to Tavistook where he is employed
at his trade, and the house which he
vacated is now oconpied by Mr. Guenther.
-Mite/ Lavine Cook, hem Hensall, ia
visiting at Mr. Goetz'a' of this village. -
Mr. Chas. Hartleib from Zurich was the
in the village on Monday. -Quite a few of
our young people were at Crediton on
Sunday last, attendher the ehildren's
exercises, and were all well pleased with
what they saw and heard. -Our threshers
are having there machines all rigged for
their fall campaign which is near at hand,
-Mr. Jacob Kellerman was at London on
business Friday Last. -Mr. Joseph Mentz
from Tavittock is visiting friends in the
village. -Mrs. Geo. Ruby was at Hamburg
visiting her parents and relatives -Mr.
and Mrs. Ed, Brokenshire are visiting
friends in Atwood. -Flax . pulling is in
order and large gangs are engaged.—
Willeit & Goetz, cur saw millers, are
shipping lumber from Port Blake by boat
to Cleveland. -Mr Thomas Morlock,
general merchant from Shipke, was in the
village on Tuesday.
Wunx TRAVELING.
Whether on pleasure bent, or business.
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs
as it acts most pleasantly and effectually
on the kidneys, liver and bowels, prevent-
ing fever; headache and other forms of
sickness. For sale in 750 bottles by all
leading druggists. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
Hagyard's Pe-41----otoral Balsam onres
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, ;Bronchitis,
Tightness of the Chest, and all Throat and
Lung Troublee. Summer coughs aro more
dangerous than winter coughs.
Fon WORMS OP ALL KINDS.
Sins. -I have used Dr. Low's Wortn
Syrup for Worms with excellent results.
I can recommend it to all others who are
troubled with worms.
EMMA HIXON, Glen Oak.
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A method by which to end all unnatural
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The book is purely medical and Eden-
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A despairing man who had applied to us
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never forget. I just bubbled with joy. I
wanted to hug everybody and tell them
my old self had died yesterday and my
new self was born today Why didn't you
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feel it this way ?"
And another thus :
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Write to the Erie Medical Company,
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Porson: To Travol.
WANTED,—Several faithful gentle-
men and ladies to travel for established
house.
Salary $780 84 Expenses
Posit'on permanent if suited "; Alf10 increase
State reference and enolose self-addressed
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KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
ifends to personal enjoyment 'when
rightly used. The many, who live bet-
ter than. others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by raore promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs' of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
1.ispelling colds, headaches and feve
yid permanently curing constipation.
*.t:t has given satisfaction. to millions and
met with the approval of the medics!
profession, because it acts on the Kid
nem Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in 75c. bottles, but it is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
RHEUMATISM OULED IN A DAY.- SOLIth
American Rheumatic Cure. for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3
days. Ito action upon the system is remark-
able and my.-terious. It removcs at once
the oeu.e and the dineaso immediately dig
appears. The first doee greatly b eneflt-
75 cents. Sold by C. Lutz, Druggiet. Ss.
A BooN To LiORSERIE0,-00e bottle of
English Spavin Liniment oomeiletely re
moved a curb from my horse. I take
in reoommening the remedy, as it acts
with mysterious promptnets in the e-
moval from horses of hard, soft or call-
oused lumps, bloo 1 spavin, splints, curbs
sweeny, StifieS and sprains.
GEORGE ROBB. FARRIER,
MARKHAM. ONT,
Sold by C. L
RELIEF IN SIX EIOURS.-Disordered Kid
nay and bladder dilemma relieved in six
hours by the "Greet South American Kid
nay Cure.' This new remedy is a great
surprise and delight to physicians on ac-
couot of its exoeeding promptness in re-
lieving pain m the bladder, kidneys,back
and every part of the urinary passages in
male and female. It relieves retention of
water and pain in passitig it almost immed
ately. If you want quick relief and mire
this is your remedy , Sold by C. LUTZ
POTATOES AND CORN
We have a carefully selected stock
of the above seed.. Fresh. Prices the
lowest,
e
WHITE & GRAY LIME,
J. Cobbledick,
'First Storehouse, Station.
London, Huron and .Bruce.
0I010 NORTH -
London, depart
Centralig
Exeter
nensall
Kippen
Bruoefield 9.52
Clinton 10.12
Londesboro... ......... 10.29
:10,38
Bolgrave 10.52
Wingham arrive11.10
Passenger
8.05,t, nt.134 ,30 r.29
9.07 5,47
9.22 6.00
0,37 6.13
6 20
6.28
6.55
7.14
7.23
7.37
8.00
GOING SOUTH-- Passenger
Wingham, depart... ... 6.35 A. if, 3.2517. II
Belgrave 6.50 3.47
ytlh 7.03 4.01
Lon deeboro 7,10 4.08
Clinton... 7.30 4.28
Brucefield 7.49 4.46
Kmpon..... ..... 7.5/ 4.53
Henson ... 8 06 4.58
Exeter ...... ..... ...... 8.25 5,12
Centralia 8 4 5,23
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LONDON - - ONTARIO
BOARD UP DIRECTORS IN EXETER, ONTARIO
Dr. 3. A: Rollins, Preildent.
Dr. C. Lutz. - Vice -President.
L 11. Diekson, Solicitor.
David Mill, Valuator.
Fred, W; Collins, - Secy-Treas.
DIRECTORS.
Jno E. .A, rollick, Mits. Miller, Wm
southeott, Dr. Thos. A. Amos,
Semi. Sanders.
Mahe moneY b naive money. Sixty cents
per month will ensure 41.00 in 74 years. For
forms of application and. all necessary infor-
mation apply to the Secretary, Mr. ,Fred. W.
Collins. Post Office, Exeter, Ont.
DR. SHOULTS,
CENTRALIA.
Moo opposite Mothodiet Parsonage.
FILL-
ING,tT I• LDIN0.SspMBActINAT,I811EinNo'ortIDST
sxru A. (./ TING and
PLATE WORK. Gas and local
Anaesthetics for painless ex-
tracting. 2nd door north of
CARLING'S Store
1-1 ALTON ANDERSON D.D. S
• I,,D- S, Honor Graduate of the To-
ronto University and Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario. Seecialties, painiese
extraotion and preaorvation of the natural
teeth. Offen, ovet the Law Offiee of Elliot Ss
Elliot, opposite Central Hotels Exeter, Ont,
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Are You
GOING TO GET A
Bicycle?
We have the best assortment
and the cheapest.
Come in and
See Them
Or else write for particulars.
PERKINS & MARTIN,
Fanaon's Block, Exeter.
We Want You
to come into Our Store
LOOKING PLEAS-
ANT sometimes.
We have so much to sell besides
quinine and all those bitter things. We
don't want you to think we are happy
only when you are sick. Of course, if
you must be ill, we always want to put
up your prescriptions, but we haye a
thousand and one things you need be-
sides medicine. Just now we have
some uncommonly good values in
Bruahes, Hair Brushes from 25e up,
Nail Brushes from 5c up, Tooth Brushes
from 50 up. But don'tlet us forget to
draw your attention to the extensive
stock of Toilet Soaps, 3 large cakes of
Real Castile for 10c, 1 box containing
six cakes all for 10c, Baby's Own, 2
cakes for 25c, Fine Oatmeal Soaps, Old
Windsor, Honey, Glycerine and a large
assortment of medicinal soaps, and
many other lines. All the above are
excellent values, both in quality and
quantity. Dont put off till to -morrow
what you can do to -day. Call at once.
J. W. Browning's
BOOKSTORE.
A Suit of Wothes
or' a Single Garment
Should combine now a days,
Correctness of Style,
Good WorkmanshIp,
Moderate Cost,
Perfect Fit.
'You look for these in an old and
reliable place, and A. J.
SNELL never disappoints his
patrons in any of these. A.
large assortment of
Spring &, Summer Goods
In Worsteds and Tweeds, are
now on our shelves, and we will
take much pleasure in showing
them to you. There are many
other lines that are specially at-
tractive.
SNEXAL.
EX E TER FOUNDRY
333STaaniST-10310D 1.£307.
Headquarters for Plows, Scuff-
lers, &c., Bridge Bolts and
Castings.
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We have for sale a number of new
and secOnd hand Portable and Traction
Engines at prices from l$150 up, includ-
ing the following makes: Connell,
Waterou ,s Sawyer, Massey, Norse -
worthy, Leonard & White, Stevens
Burns, Peterson & Co.
Parties wishing to purchase would do
woll to call and get prices before pur-
chasing.
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Strikes are all right, if struck against wrong,
Strike not the weak because you are strong ;
Strike not your father, strike not your mother,
Strike not your sister, strike not your brother ;
But strike a good scheme when ever you can,
Strike a deal with J. .E. GRIEVE,
And you will strike the right man
For a fine suit of BLACK WORSTED or fine TWEED. Our
stock is complete for the spring trade. All the latest novelties
in Fine Goods. Give us a call and secure a Big Bargain.
Remember the place.
J. H. Grieve.
Timoly.1 Exeteracking
Jute and wool blankets we always take
the lead,
Over gaiters, overshoes and rubbers,
what you all will need ;
Harness, collars, whips and sweat pads.
we have a good supply,
./rots ombs, brushes and cards when
used keep away disease and the fly.
Trunks, valises and school bags, in
price and quality for the young and
the old,
.Robes, rubber, plush and wool rugs,
ancl mitts; to protect you from the
cold;
Elm city harness oil, dressing and
blacking, keeps harness and boots
a shining,
Bells, children's cairiages and wagons
prevents the little ones from crying,
Long and short boots, elt and rubber
boots, we claim the best and nicest.
Enquire at Treble's Boot, Shoe and
Harness store, be sure and get his
prices.
SI. llOt%E
UNDERTAKER
Furniture Dealer,
Main Street, Exeter.
Full Stock of all kinds always
on hand.
N
EXETER.
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Have you an old Buggy Top that needs
re-covering and you wish to have made as
good as new ? Side Curtaips played out?
Your Cushion played out ? or other
Trimmings shabby and require to be
renewed ;
If so, call on
J. 0 OL..6.179EN,
Or leave your orders at:jones'
Carriage Works, Exeter.
.5.11 orders will reeeive prompt attention
and done in a workmanshiplike:manners
°bargee moderate.
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:E=eter North Store
Mr. F. R. Knight has opened a
General Store in the stand lately
occupied by Brook's Harness
Shop, with a full stock of
GENERAL GROCERIES,
BOOTS et SHOES,
HARDWARE,
STATIONERY, ETO,
Progodoldtcse, taken in exchange for
House.
NOTICE.
Parties wishing fresh tenderloin, fresh
pork, spare ribs, shanks and pig's
feet, can get them Wednesday
mornings..
.A. good supply of Hams, Rolls, Backs,
Bellies, Shoulders, and salt bacon
on band at lowest cash prices.
Live Hogs Wanted'!
Every Monday morning for delivery.,
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GIP LEY
& SON.
Parlor Setts
Side Boards
Tables
Bedroom Setts
Chairs
Fancy Baraboo
Window Shades and
Poles,
PICTURE FRAMES
A Large Variety
and Low Prices.,-
Gidley & Son
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
ET YOUR run
IDOW-1\T
At W. Johns', The,
Tailor. Made to order'
for 83, 6, 7, etc. Suits,
11, 20, 21, etc, The
best place in town to,
get a fit.
W. JOHNS,
The Tailor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keen for gerviee on lot,.
9,con; 2,of Stephen, a therobbred Poland China.
Doan Terms $1 at time of service,
WM.BAKER,
IERSEY BULL FOR SER-
VICE.
standard -bred Jersey Bull fOr servicie onc
1083, oen. 4, Liebe rne.
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