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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-5-11, Page 8.71 tWtt, t wart's IQ 6d811 StOr6 ONE PRICE ALL CASH or PRODUCE tt' A Little Tplk on Rea.dyto=wear Clothing. Few, if auy line of tratle has shown the same aiax.ked improvement as to • be seen in the well tailored ready-to-wear clothing or to -day. We have studi- • ed. the clothing trade for the past twenty -fiat years, and if experience counts we consicleawe are on the grotted floor in thW clotbieg line. We handle ex - elusively for this district the celebrated W. R. Johnston & Co's., of Toronto, clothing. 'Which we consider with our long experience in the clothing trade to be the "par excellence," The neatest, the best made and most perfect fit- ting brand of ready-to-wear clothing on the Canadian market to -day. Its the kind that neakes a satisfied cestchner. Our stook was never so well assorted as at the present tune and size is second to none in the county. . , . . Mons good all wool Suits the solid wearing kind sizes 3a to 44 $5.00 • Mena fine all wool suits very neat and stylish small pattern in • brown mixed tweed sizes 25 to 44 $5.75 ' Black aud navy all wool serge suits. This line is one of our best sellers, sizes 36 to 44, , . ,,, ..$6.Q0 Mens fine suits made of the newest style overcheck tweed 'a very nobby suit, sizes 36 to 44.... $6,50 Mons da,rk and light grey tweed suitayery small pattern extra quality, sizes 36 to 44, •,....$7.00 Men's extra fine tweed suits dark brown Mixed pattern this was a clearing line, realar price 510.00, sizes 36 to 44................57.50 In Boys and youths suits our stock is very heavy, Serges, Worsteds an d Tweeds,Blouse Suit s,Brownie Soits,very stylish and two and three Piece suits. Blouse suitefrom 75e, Brownie suits from $3.00, two piece suits $1.90, Men's Overalls, black, white, blue and. cottonacle ; Men's Smocks, white,blue cotton- ade and check. Money back if uot satisfied. elens navy worsted snits made of imported goods extra quality of lining and for finish eqoal to any tailor made, sizes 36 to 44-$10.00 Men's navy and blade. clay worsted, suits made of a special line of imported goods tailored and finished in the most approV- ed style, our great leader $10.00, sizes 36 to 44. Men's extra fine English wors- teds suits in grey, superior lin- ings, no tailor can make you a better finished. or more perfect fitting suit, very special $12.00 A clearing line of men's pants, • hewry dark grey stipe cloth,extra sp $1.35 amertoottemmotott.. J A. STEWART INSURANCE. 'ERNEST ZLLIOT, . . - . Agen for the 'WESTERN ASSURANCE COM- PANY, of Toronto; also for the PmENrx FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of London, England; the AraaANo INSURANCE COMPANY, of Eng and. mateeteee=eetee MOON'S PHASES. New Moon....... .9tb... .. 12.39 p, m. First Quarter .....17th .... 12.13 8. m. Circulation is briportant to the ad - Full Moon ........25th.. , . 12.49 p. m. vertisere Tim TIMES excels on that Last Quarter......31st . , .5.55 p. m. point. • For Marriage Licenses, Wedding Rings; ' Wa.tclics, Clock, Jewelry, Spectacles, Etc CALL ON " HICKS Watch Repairing a Specialty. W. E. SANFORD'S Reactil-to WcaF • * Glottlin AV. &6,000.WORTfi TLJ3 X30T4B TIUBB Oalender for MAY, 1 899 Wingbeem's Peettletion is 2,20. SUNDAY „„ , 7 le ee ee Me. end Mea R. O'Neil, Of Lucite, are goeste of their son's D. S. O'Neil. TUESDAY 2 9 16 23 30 areazeiesaAez.., .3 1.0 17 24 31 THURSDAY . ,. 4 11 18' 25 5 12 19 20 SATURDA.Y... • 13 20 27 eatizens shoved remember that cows are eot alloveed their liberty mail Key 15th. The entrance examination awl pub- lic scbool leaving will be held on june 28th, 29th, auasoth, Dcmaki McCosle merchant of Lucan, has made an assignment, for the benefit of his creditors. Miss 141. la White who spent the West mantle visiting in Detroit and Windsor bas retuened home. Arbor Day was observed here by the school children. The grounds weere cleaned and flowers mad shrubs plant- ed. Dotet, forget that all our field seeds re positively new and clean. A large shipment, expected this week at J. P. ARKE'S. 11. Bishop & Son are fitting up the second story of the dry goods store for ready-made clothing, crockery and lassware. eT, B. Cerling, is in Toroneo this Week attending' a meeting of the Directors of the Methodist Book Rontil he being a, director. The woods in the yicinity of Exeter are filled with beautiful fiowere. In many places the ground is literally carpeted with violets. Just arrived at H. Bishop & Sob's, a r load of seed. corn, car of barb wire nd a car of blacksmith's, George's reek, Cumberland, coal. Mrs. Wesley Bissett, who has be attendance upon her sister, Mrs. Inksaten Paris, who has been very ill, returned home on Monday, John Gill on Monday exhibited foar potatoes, the aggregate weight of which was 4e pounds. They were grown by Joseph Gill, of Grand Bend. ' The Exeter croquet players have their grounds at R. Blatchford's nicely fixeci up for the season. They have erected comfortable seating accom- modation for the ladies. Seats should be secured as early as possible for the, Morgan Wood lecture. The audience will be a large one and every arrangement is being ompleted for the comfort of the pat - ons. Rev. Fletcher leaves next week fo the Old Country, where he will spend three months, having been granted leaye of absence. Rev, W. Graham. Bayfield, has a call to Latona, Grey County. We are showing and selling large quantities of IVIangel and Turnip seeds, Yellow Leviathan mangel, improved efanamoth Long Red, Yellow Globe, Golden Tankard, Yellow Ovid and In- termediate, at J. P. CLARKE'S. D. M. German, of Wiarton, Grand Master for Ontario West, will be one of the speakers at the Orangeman's deraonstration on July 12th. Rev. McDonagh, of Stratford, will be another. There will also be other noted speakers. Monday night J. R. Munsha,w's jew- ellery store in Wingham was burglar- ized, and goods amounting to nearly $1,000 taken out. Entrance was made through the front, door by prying it open with iron bar. There is no clue to the burglars as yet, j. P. Westman who has been attend- ing Victoria University-, Toronto, is at •present spending his holidays at•home in Granton, having successfully com- pleted his course of study for the min- istry. He will be ordained when con- ference meets in June. Mr. Westman spent, yesterday in town. Messrs Becker and Meyers, lately of Tilsonburg, who are reported to • be experienced hands in the furniture and undertaking business, have purchased the stock and good willof A. Be Cor- nell's furniture business, in Goderich. and the gentlenoen say they are here to stay and make their new invest- ment pay. - On Thursdayafternoonof last week,a horse belonging to Mr. Andrews, store- keeper, at Constance, made -things live- ly in Seaforth. • It was standing in front ot D. Wilson's egg emporium Whee soniething.frightened it and it made off down street at, a lively pace, scattering egg boxes and other mis- cellaneous article's by the way. • Winghain Town Council on Moriday evening passed a bylaw to govern the early closing of certain place of busi- ness in town on and after May 15th at 7 p. tn. each night in the week, eacept Saturdays and evenings preceding holidays, The by-law provides for the closing of hardware; harness, tinwares, flour and feed. jewelery, and dry goods stores at 7 -o'clock, and book and stationery stores, at &o'clock. In the early part of last week Hy. Balfour and his aged parents, residing on the Thames •road, came nearly having their composite dwelling laid in ashes. Before leaving on a short visit to Mitchell the former happened to notice fire in the balk kitcheu chimney which he at once put out and started for town. Shortly after he left, leis wife observed the roof in flames and instantly gave the alarm. Willing hands hastily responded to the call and succeeded in saving the building. A word about the celebrated W. E. SA.NFORD'S READY-TO-WEAR CLOTH- jtile tglttitt( Citne0.* TEIRSDAY, MAY llth, 1899 1.00A( HAPPENINGS nte.. Hensel Ai TrI Dix Kidney Pills, Sold by 0, i an is visiting his bro- her in Sarnia. Miss Jennie Roy, of Logan, is visit- ing friends in Exeter. P. le Halls was in town last week re- newing acquaintances. Seaforth is likely to have an all night telephone service. William Robinson, aged 80 years died in Goderich last week. Wanted -An intelligent boy to learn printing, apply at this office. Hall's British Seven Mixtures,manu- actored and sold by 0. Lutz, The Public Schools have to celebrate Empire Day on the 25rd inst. Knox Church, Listowel, has given a call to Rev. J. S. Hardy, of Ayr. R. E. Pickard was in Loudon on business, Monday. In all, 37 licenses have been granted in West Huron, one more than in 1898. Mr. Beaman, architect, of London, spent Sunday a guest at Mrs. R. Pickard's. The Ontario Government got $21, 000s fees for new companies, in four months. The woods are as far advanced in leaf as some seasons it would be by the 24th of May. Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson has returned honae from a pleasant visit with her mother in Mitchell. We are showing beautiful styles in Ladies' Buttoned and Laced boots, also Oxfords at J. P. ()Lamm's. alr.james Elliott has secured a situ- ation in Exeter and left for that town this week. Wingham Times. "Feeding on Ashes" is the pulpit topic announced by Rev. Charles Smith for nextSunday evening. Messrs. McDonell & Bawden on Wednesday shipped another car load of first-class horses to the Old Country. A. Dempsey left on Monday for California, where he will look after the ranch of his son-in-law, Mr. Srnale. Toronto has. voted $500 to assist in entertaining the delegates to the Orange Grand Lodge, which is to be held. in that city in August next. Samuel Prouty, Stephen; Oscar An- derson, Centralia; and Geo. Davis, Exeter, ,left on Monday last for the Rainy River District to engage in farming. Mr. McComb was hi town on Satur- day looking for a site o11 which to erect an oatmeal mill. Be was favorably impressed with Exeter, and it is likely he will build here. Division Court was held her on Friday, his Honor Judge •Masson -pre- sidieg, in the absence of Judge Doyle, who was detained on account of the death of his -mother. Vegetation is making very rapid strides forward, The indications point to heavy crops of small fruits, such as plums, cherries and berries A heavy frost would do incalculable damage. OurGentlemen's footwear has never met with greater sales than this spring. Our Oxford gaiters and laced bicycle shoes expected this week with never, slip soles, in black and tans, at J. P. CLARKE'S. Always buy the best seeds. The Steel Briggs Co. Mammoth Long Red, Giant Yellow, Intermediate and Gol- den Flushed Tankard Mengel seeds have no equal; for sale atStewart's Big Cash Store. The coming 24th May, which is now very near to us, promisee to be a mem- orable one. It will certainly not be the fault of the Exeter Turf Club if it is not. Never dicl the Association put forth stronger and better directed ef- forts to make it,what it should be, a lorious celebration of the birthday of ur gracious Queen. The merchants generally will close tores during the spring and Sumnier eason at 7 p. m except Saturdays, Wednesdays and evenings preceding holidays. This will give clerks and others a little evening recreation, and they deserve the consideration of the purchasing public. Readers of THE TIMES should bear in mind the closing hour and make their purchases early. The life boat at Goderich station went into comtnission May lst under command of Capt. Wm. Babb, late of the Royal Navy. The names of the crew are as fellows:Capt. Jas. Iekster, Capt. John Craigie, Cat. Peter Wylie, Capt. Alex. McLean, Angus MeNevin, Dan. McLeod. They ought to make a pretty good record if their services are needed during the season. The Orangemen of Exeter have se- cured the Public School grounds for their demonstration on July 12th. They are fortunate in anis obtaining these grounds. Being convenient to the village, clean and well shaded with trees, renders it a desirable spot for sech a gathering. It will well, re- pay a visit to Exeter simply to see these grounds-ethe best and largest in the County. The county of Huron, one of tiiie largest counties in the Province, .with populationof abOtit 60,000, presents a Very creditable recOrd in regard to criteinel statistic.- According to the annual report of the inspector of prisorea the county stands second en the list, in the Province in the lowest number of prisoners committed to gaol for the years 1806, 18e7 ande1898, the number of Prisoaers being 81, 75 and 44 respectively. Now, since Pare and Holden are again at liberty, any amount of bank robbing end safe tracicieg can be done en theredit. The office of the Ot- tawa and New York Pailevey at Coma wall Was entered, the safe blown open and robbed of $800 an Wednesday last, Anct Pate and laoldett are accedet of doieg the deed: No doebt they de- perted itora the Napinee jail With empty peckete, were in rteod, of it little money, and VeOuld Very naturally help themselves to the first $300,, More et 1m51, that they eould emavetuently lay their hands on. ING-. • We have one of the largest Ready-to-wear stores of any town in Canada. Mere bignels advantage in everything. • In Clothing as in Dr s Millinery, Boots & Shoes, it is. When you bay a suit yon waIt'to have the sources at your command. Yon want to be -sure yo miss anything you want to see. clothing not an • Goods, gest re will no There is nothing good in CLOTHING you cannot get HERE. • We have many styles you cannot get anywhere else. Besides an assortment of regular goods,we have many special lines, we alone ,can sell you. And added to all other adva,nt- • ages of resources,.experience and. skill, we believe, there is no other' kore which has ability and motive to sell as cheap- • ly as we, and judging by our clothing sales we are doing our • work well. 500 Men's Suits from $7.00 to it it ts $5.00 to 800 11• 1 $4.00 to 0 can give you the best $4,50 Ault all woOl, and well made, to be had in any store in Canada1 400 pairs Men s odd pants, ranging from $1 to $2, Worth $2 to $3, All woiol 13oy's and children's clothing ranging •inAtizes from 22 up, at from $1.50 eadtparte fot W. E.$4 SPACKNAN• ord's ready-to-wear clothing. MORGAN WOOD„ - The 'famous lee mar coming to Exeter, Friday even - ng of this week, iti Galley's Opera Rouse. Plan open at S a. m. to •day et Grieve's tailor shop. Person e either ounee or ow sbctot , not , mies this reat, Vinw PneetoOnereree-J. Senior is prepaaael for 'making photographs of - your boine and seenery eurrounding. -If you think you would like. e photo- graph of Tau, home to Damara, to distant fled:ids, S. Senior can. make it fOL you. --View photography and ex- terior gruups made by j.Senior, photo - replier, Exeter, • BEEP CA.TTLE ARE SOAROE. s me parts of the proyince there is something:of a cattle famine. Generally beef cattle are scarce, and Mr. T. W. Hodson, secretary of the Live Stock Association said last week that he vciuld not be surprised to see the price of meat rise. Asked as to the cause: - Mr. Hodson gave it as his opinion that the large munber of cattle shipped into the United States since the quarantine regulation had been removed, wee re- sponsible to a great extent. • He did not, however, look foe a cattle famine • for a while yet, and -ventured the opin- ion that when farmers foand they could raise more fish for food in . one • ere of a fish pond than they could. in 0 acres of lend, they would have fish onds, , NOTORIOUS PAIR.- A notorious pair who travelled. through this section two years ago and secured,a, living at the expense of other people have been in town for a week or ten days. They formerly styled themselves the 'Can- ada" or 'Canadian Banner Company" -now the simple name Slimmon" is good enough to ply their almost worthless vocation. just now the man and woman are decorating and placing advertisements on hotel ceilings, a class of work to prove any benefit to the advertiser is likely to turi eople upside down before they can ead. The work is not only inartistic, nit it is of little or no value, and TEE 'Tau has the word of those who have aken spaces that it is valueless. The man and wonaan two years ago swindled the then proprietor of The Huron News -Record out of an honest printing ccount. They are certainly notorious characters, and. our ex- changes would do well in protecting an honest public to pees this roan and woman around. They, left here yes- terday for Wingham.-Goderich Star. 11 READY IN TROUBLE. -i few days ago a man named T. Willard Ready, who claimed to hail from Chicage,and who also stated that he was the inter- national president ot the Consump- tives' Charitable- Aid Society -an or- ganization heretofore unheard of by the people of this 'section, at least, - was in Exeter and vicinity endeavoring to stir up an interest and obtain sub- scriptions to a fund for the establish- ment of a Canadian branch of the above society. He drove about town considerably, and nobody could draw from him a satisfactory explanation of his seherne, His 'actions caused 'sus- picion, and he efeected but little if any business laereaboue On Saturday last Ready was arrested in London on, a charge of cruelly treating a horse be- longing to a livery -keeper there. Ready had the horse hired for three weeks, and when he took it back it was so thin that the livery -keeper did not recognize it. The case was settled by Ready. The London Free Press says :-Ready is a somewhat dis- tinguished -looking mani of about 35 years, with gray hair, smooth face, a plug hat and a Prince Albert. coat. He had a number of circulars in his possession, stating •that the attention of the Consumptiyes' Charitable Aid Society bad been called acutely to the needs of sufferers from consumption. who were declined admission th hospi- tals, and it had started a'fund for tbe building of a Canadian hospital, pro,- vided with everything known to modern science for the isolation, relief and•cure of the .disease.. Every sub- scriber to the filed, yeceives a certifi7 cate of membership to the society - "the noblest society ever instituted far humanity's cause. ReadytoWear OTHINO We have -just added to our already largestock of Ready-made °thing 168 men's a6d, boys ready-made suits so at present we are 'lowing the finest assortment of ready-to-wear clothing that we have -,ver shown. Below we gnote prices of a few of the lines. BOY'S g PIECE:SUITS We have there feone $1.00 up The line we draw special at- tention is a line of Boys pleated suite, sizes 22 to 30 ' ..... *......$2.75 Boys suits with sailordollar and vest for boys from four to seven years... • .. 53-25 BOY:S 3 PIECE SUITS Boy e 3 piece suits in serge or good strong tweed $3.75 • Also It large range of boys 3 piece suits $4.00 BOY'S DUCK SUITS A large range of boys duck and crash suits in plain or Fancy stripe just thing for sunemer $1.- 25, $1.85, $1.50. Palpitation ok the heart, nervousnes tremblings, nervous headache, col hands and feet, pain in the back, a other formsof weakness are relieved b Carter's Iron Pills, made specially fo the blood,nerves and complexion. R. S. Lang and family returned to town last week and have again become residents of Exeter. We welcome them back. Mr. Lang will represent a • large English firm of apade dealers, as Canadian agent, and will tneke Vaeter' his headquarters. BIRTHS. HANLAN-In Centralia-, on the 8th inst , the 41:Wife of Patrick Hanlon, of It dallghter. HORNEY,-In IlshOrne, on the 8th inst,, the wife of C. H. IlOrney, of a daughter.. DEATHS' BAWDEN-In Strathroy on the 7114 inst.. Dome Bowden, formerly of 191)xotor, aged 81 years. MOIR-In Sioux county, towa, on April 19th, Sessie„ Wife of the late AleXander Moir, aged year8 and 5 dare Goderiph, onFriday, April 2.8th at 10 a. m., Rebiesca, aged 80 years and 4 months. PRIDI/AM-In GoderiCh, oit Friday*April 08th, Freettie, sOn of F. 3. Pridham, aged 9 years and 10 Menthe. Aux Yeti lefaitalEnt Ato yea married: to the eldeitne belief that tonSUMPtion 10 itientabie/ If SO vett ere wedd- ed tb a Mistaken neaten, Shila's COligh, and eantnintintien Catelni.S OVeretene nianY Setif:ins CA0O0,041d it ti,tWer Mile 'When taken in the eerie • Stag ' h ttittrWill irv&uoret� yeti thee. WhOle Cold .niti Of argunient., TrY it. 10foir btatle gliarantettL 2504650 els. and. .$1,00 In Turnip Seeds we are offering, Batigholtn, Purple top, Sutton's Cham- pion, Monarch or Tankard; and in car- rots. Large White' Belgia,n, Long Or- ange at J. P. CLannes. Tenders Wanted - For the painting of Elimville church. The outside to be painted and inside painted and grained. Tenders to be in by May 16th. at 7 o'clock p. m. For instructions apply at parson- age or to Richard. Hunter, Elimville, Court of Revision VILLAGE OF EXETER. Notieeis hereby given that a court for the revision of the AssessmentRoll for bhe Village of Exeter will he held at the Town Hall in the said village of EXeter, on Friday the 2nd day of June, 1809 at the hour of 7.30 p. na. All per- sons haying business at .the said Court will govern themselves accordingly. G. II, EaSETT, Clerk. Exeter, Oth May 1897, Summer goods and Dress Muslins. MEN'S SUITS Mens black clay worsted suits, well made and good lining with farmer satin in back of vest.. .. .... . , $9.00 Also a large range of Tweed suits from $4. to , ... $10.00 MEN'S ODD PANTS Mens Tweed pants frone$1. up. 'Men's black stripe worsted pants • $2.75 Men's extra large sizes 40,12, 44..... ........... ... . .. . . . . $1.75 Men's fine stripe colored wor- sted pante ... BOY'S ODD PANTS We' have odd short pants for boys at all ages from 4 to 13 yrs. 75, 85c and $1.00 per pair. WE ALWAYS HAVE OVERALLS AND SMOCKS AT RIGHT PRICES. See our Electric bug and insect sprayer at $1.00. CA.R1_,ING E3TROS FOR SALE CDEAP.-Shelving an °enters for a general store. Apply o W. H. LEVETT. SEEDS. -The Steel Briggs Co. Men- gel and. turnip seed.' It pays to buy the best. Stewart's Big Cash Store. • CARPET WEAVING. - Carpet weav- ing done with despatch and satiefac- Mon. Prices moderate. Atrial solicited. Miss A. Oddy, comer of of William nd Mill st., Exeter. Fon RENT. -One of the coziest and n ost comfortable cottages in town, at present occepied by A.B. Bennett,cor- of William, and Huron sts. Parties desirous of renting mey inspect. J. W. ROWNING, M. D. DIED IN SU.'RATHROY- -At the pat- riarchal age of 81 years, Isaac Bawden an old resident of Exeter, departed this life at his home in Strathroy on the 7th-inst., where . he had resided the past few years. Until lately he had enjoyed cornparatively good health!, but the infirmities of old .age, superinduced by neuralgia of the heart gradually weakened .his constitution, and he has. goue the way of all mortals. He was a native of England,. and leaves. a widow to mourn his demise. ,noret PRIZES. -Six prizes lobe given at thm fair of the Stephen & Usborne Agriculturol ciety, by Messrs. Stone & Wellington, Nur- 7 men 'Toronto who will offer special prizes • the best specimens of potatoes grown front edpnrchased this season froniThos. `Grimdsr,•.„ - e agent of the following :-Sir Walter Rs- 'gh, Great Divide and Carman No. 3, as fel- vs:-1st SIO worth of Nursery stook ; 2nd $5 rth of Nursery stock. Winner's selection. se prizes will bo given for each variety. W. G. SANDERS. Pres. EXTENSION F BUW1ESS. { Having purehased the Exeter Mills we are now prepared to do general gristing and chopping. Flour whole- sale and retail. All kinds of grain bought. Grain delivered at first eleva- for p aid for at Mill of6,ce. Flour and feed delivered to all parts of the town freeof charge at reduced. prices. Seed wheat, wheat, oats, peas and ba,rley for sale. Use English Stock Food and Lutz's oultry Powder. We are showing a ,fine range of Orgeraes, French Colored . Lawn, White Lawns, White P'KS., with cords renning up and down and also around the skirt, also WhiteSatin PK.,Lieen Suitings 27 and 36 in. wide. These goods strike the enquirer at first sight. • • GINGIIAMS, .AND • A large collection of patterns to salect from. A, few ends only of job lines at cleating prices, Laces in abundance and EmbrOderies likewise. Our fame for flannelettes is abroad,we breve only to say that theit admirers are legion, our sales for same never larger. • Our DRESS GOODS sales mire ex - needed any two years previous. We invite the intending buyer of such gotide as heretofore enumerate& to all and be cotiviticed, We are at year serVices. J. P. CLARK Many ew Faces Are seen in our store these days hunting for bargains in STATIONERY that we Teel like congratulating ourselves on the wonderfUl_ success of our Sale. ' People come, in many cases, because advised t� do so by friend. * They all buy. • LOW PRICES DOES THE - BUSINESS -at the THE MART J. GRIGG,' -. MAIN STREET. • EXETER. CALL AT • THE FAMILY Meat Market. For first class CORNED BEEF,. , PRESSED TONGUE, BOLOGNA and SAUSAGE, LARD and SMOKED ,MEATS. A fine selection of BEEF, LAMB,- . •FRESH PORK, and ail kinds of . Fteefele arid Salted Meats. on head. . Note the address, one door north of The R. Pickard Co's, store. LOWS DAY PROP. LOUD TALK! is sometimes necessary but when it comes to speaking of the many choice things in our stock of furnituee, no talk al all is necessary. In fact the goods speak for themselves and in no uncertain manner, Come he and heat them sing their awn praises and you will be delighted with the chot'us. Re- member this is the place to get your fureiture. eleaaeeekerehe ANOTHER CAR LOAD JUST ARRIVED 11. N. ROWE COBBLEDIeK & NA/' ILLIAMS. LEVITT9 S FAIR 0 piece toilet set 100 1.90 to 4.50. Jardineres 10 to Lemonade setts1,00 1.00 to 2.00 Shaving, hancleend Bird cages 75 to 80c wall mirrors5to 50 wire meat cvrs10,35 Faticy plate La Flour sifters 15 n 35 dies 5 to 10. bake boards 25,, 80 Fancy belts and. wash e 15 1118 belt pins 10 to toy gdn setts15 20 30 frying pans 15 ,,85 Fancy hat pins 10 ganite pails,granite to 20 pre'g kettles 35to80 Fancy blouse sett china,delfo,and gte 25 to 50. cuspidors 15,, 75 Painted castors 10 Sauce dishes 5 to to 25. Balls and bats, Skipping ropes 5 andbe Agents for the Parisian Steam Laundry, of London. Laundry sent away everyPhursda,y. • Oar ice cream parlor is new open to the public. Ice cream, Summer drinks and Fruits. • • Ticket for the doll in our win- dow given, with every 50c. purchase. Lucky ticket wins doll. Levitts' Fair Buggies! . Buggies!!' Buggies!!! . , For a first-class buggy cheap go to W. H. Parsons, the lar- gest carriage dealer in town.. Mikados, Farmers' Surries, and buggies of all kinds. Horse shoeing and general jobbing promptly attended to. A. Call solicited. • W. HN Parsons. Try a bag, of Diamond in the thaeket it is the best Flotir We have it. We have a rice lot of field and gat - den seeds, all New and Fresh. * • •• 20 LBS. GRANULATED SI.00 Sugar Everything Cheap W. Trevethick