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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1899-11-16, Page 1TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NO 1 GAZETT E. EXETER, ONT,, CANADA,THlURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1:6, 1899. g PRICE. • �T R 4 PAID FOR PRODUCE H P 11101-IEST PRICE PAID FOR PRODUCE DEPARTMENTS This Mantles Fur's Dress Goods, and Boots & ShoesC Store Caps Ca & Guarantees Your Pllreliase.� Hats p. OUR M PTO Gants Furnishings EPART .ENT QUALITY UPI PRICE BOWL , n .. Heady -made Clothing 'YOUR MON F Ya nd .. 61GK IF YOU A rookery. Wf' MT IT, Men's Furnishings NewEl IN Fall Hats 4at s f of Men and Boys. Special in Men's Hats, hard or soft, black or brown at 1.00, 1,25, 1.50, 1.75 and 2.00. Special in Boy's Hats in tourists or crusht; oods at 50 and75: Men's lined kid gloves, good values at 50e to 1.00. Men's` lined driving gloves, special at .50c. - We have a fleece- lined dress kid. •gloye for the little chaps, a snap at 50, 9 r' ils��Socks � Underwear r & SOC s Mantles iev, Furs Same story as we told you last week about Mantles : and Furs. The best goods for the least money is our aim and we hit the mark at these prices. p "Tsadies' mantles, special at 3.00,' 4.25, 4.75, 5.00 to 12.00. Misses Mantles in brown and green,' clearing at 3.00. Children,s coats, with fancy collar bd new trimming, a snap at 3.00. "Madies' Furs Coats and Capes Black astrachan coats at 25.00 to 35. A. guaranteed with coats, keep this in mind. Ladies' black astrachan capes 2S in long, full sweep. These goods are r s worth more money but we are build- ing, up our trade at these prices 12.00 to 13.50. Ladies'neck ruffs in black and brown special at 50, 1.00, 1.25 to 2.25. Ladies' fur muffs black only 1.00 to to 2,75. Ladies' Oaperine, special at 1.25,5.00 a P , P, to 15.00. i ;s.ods New meltons 20 and 25. Plain ser es 15 to 50. g 350. ui in s fromto 1,0 S t g Blackca Brines 35 to 1.00. Special' values in black figured poplin fancy patterns. a snap at 25c. Ask to see the special lines p of Boots &. Shoes. We are Men's plain or fancy striped shirts and drawers, special at 50, 70 and 75c per suit. Men's exra heavyfleeced. lined shirts and drawers, all sizes, a snap 45c each: Men's super fine fleeced shirts and drawers, all sizes.: ` Best on this earth: at the price 50c each, Men's, wool fleece lined -shirts and ,drawers theregular 1:00 kind for 75c. Men's all wol socks ribbed tops s and -well made a snap2 pr for 25c. Men's extra havall wool`' socks, ..regular 25c goods, this week 3 pr for l; g 50c Ask to see our North Pole sock at .25c, just us good as hand made goods. Try our 25c tea. showing this week. Hensal:l. - G. J. Sutherland, I+iattiry pnblie, Convoy ancer, Commissioner, rirea Ineurance #agent and Issurer of Marriage Licenses. Legal docu NMoner to loanlon res estate at low rates of iin terest. Oinoe at the Post rano, Heusan. IT,J.1). COOKE. (Late with Garrow tic P!reudfoot) Barrister Solicitor, Notary Pttblie, Hensall, Qnt, -A. Soliery, , D. S., D. D. B.. Honor Gradu “ate of Toronto University, Dentists, Teeth extracted without pate or bad effects. Ofdce m Petty's Blook, H. etres11, At Zurich every Monday, oommenoing New SOth.: BitiFFs,-P, Lamont, of Zurich, was' in towu on Monday. -G. J. Sutherland was in Oreditou on Saturday on busi- ness. -Hugh McMartin, while chopp- ing timber for Robt Bell, jr., on Fri- day last, accidentally cut his foot. Geo, Trott, photographer is refitting ancl•otherwise improving his gallery. Steacy Bros.are .1(loing the work. --- John McMillian, M. P., on Monday evening gave a political address to bis Hosiery Underwear constituents •here. The attendance Ladies' all wool cashmere hose, reg- ' ular 25c quantity we sell 3 pr for - 50c. Ladies' ribbed cashmere hose, extra value' at this price 25c. Ladies' fine ribbed cashmere hose, good values at 45c., this week we: are running 3 pr for 1,•00. Ladies' fleece lined shirts and draw- ers .50c• S ecial in vests 15, 20 and 25c. pp of the better We have a full stock shirts and drawers at 50 to 75c. Ready -Made, Clothing Men's odd pants, with good heavy drill pockets, this week at 98, 1:25,1.43, 1.75, 1.98 to 4,00. Men's suits, well cut and made, nice- ly trimmed; every suit a winner at the price at 4.25, 5.48, 6:25 and 7:50. Men'sh all . wool frieze good. espy coats with seven inch storm collar; slashed `poekets,lined throughout with tweed lin'g, special 5.00 to 6.50. Men's fine dress' coats, made from all. wool Beaver, black only, single breasted, fly front, sizes 30 to 42, our price' 9;50. Bays ulster all sizes at 3.75. Boys reefers with brass buttons at 3.00: ice snit in navyblue or ' Boys two pe tweed at 1.75, 2.00, 2.25 to 4.25. Boys 3 piece short pants single or double breasted, special:at 3.00, 3.50, 4.00 and 5.00. Youth's long paut,suitsgood .all wool suits single or doable' breasted well made and lined at 5.00. Hardware epartnierft Yes? this weather is delightful, but unfortunately not permanent. Beforelong the therinometor must take a drop, your will then wonder whether that stove of ours will Just Y you should why r. Nowlet us tell last year. were of satisfied with it ' i You n s d� the• winter. wyou y change ist We will exchange yonr old stove for a new one. We have a large demand for old ,stoves which enables us togive you a good price for yours: • 2nd We are in a position to sell you stoves at a very low price, 3rd We can give you a larger assortment than ever to choose from. HAVE Coal Heater with the latest features in base burners, double heaters, etc., Wood Heaters Double and single, a large assortment to choose from. We�� have SeCtlre ��®d a range c,al which isthesame rice as a cook ®g y p stove and still has all the improvements and features of the lat- est a t- ��5 esti tinge. a ODOK In this we claim to have a stock that cannot helpbut you.St The P please b ,st stoves made by McClary, Gurney, Moore, etc., at prices. � � that will sell them. We will,; be pleased to show them to you. �.m.�....__-..-.err WE D0 NOT ASK YOU TO BUY UNLESS YOU ARE SATISFIED, A LARGE STOCK OF •CUT SAWS Maple leaf and other good snakes. 1 O_ N CHAINS All kinds see the new chain for this fall. ,f1. X l 8 A. stock that will,satisfy you at better prices than last year. See our 16 oz grain, bag. We are selling at $2:;10 per doz. H. RodgerviIle FA= r Sow -.Alfred McTa -art has s his homestead farm u : .dspoed of mt arta on the. London road to John Jarrott, of Stan- ley for $0,000, The farm contains 100 ;acres: Mr. McTaggart will noye onto the adjoining farm, which he 'recent- ly purchased. ishop Son Mitchell BaiiiFs.-There was uite a surprise <1 mp in town when news came that Ander- son, the Winnipeg .bank robber, got free.- Thomas Ileal went to Toronto this week with some car loads of cat tle.-George .Pearce made a shipment of cattle last week from this station. --- Wm. Schaffer and John Oollison have Farquhar been • in the Monkton district shooting this week, . They find lots of hunting Bnxnys, - W. Monteith's sale on his year.- -Rev. John Ball and wife; of. 'Thursday Kirkton, last, success. ss Iz r ton were in town on buss � e 'ts was a decided i e ss on T C d+n .Gime weather w i, hetWednesday lois h wasthelarge W n G last . -The e or nig line and organizer of y g orowd res Canadian ent did 1-�---to the C to tdman Order of Forestersa p brisk bidding iV a Was ,regret to learn of the serious illness of in town on Wednesday last on Court Miss Stewart, eldest daughter of Win. business, -At the meeting of the Quar- •Stewart. She leaves for' London in a terly Board of the Methodist church few weeks to undergo an operation. - the following were elected stewards Mrs, John I-Iewitt of the village has for the comin .„ year :-W. F. May, R. one to Blyth to spend file. winter. -Babb, A. Barratt, L Hord, G. C. IC dd; .; Ha is' re i r ypairmni,i his store, making F. A. Campbell and �V, G. Dowling, ,things on a fair .standing for opposi-The matter. of individual cups, for sac - ,tion - William Stewart has returned' rarnent was spoken of and a commiittee ,borne again from his long einployreent appointed to re e t nt next meeting with R. Lang.- E. Hewitt returned It was aiso resolved' to raise a thanks - last W P sd dnc,sdai evening from the giving to° pay church debt y g g p y c , �unera of . i. 1 tt re at � relative. -R. Gardiner S D and ardor is , 3 0 a i for a contribution ' o c n- , b n t o again employed with Themes Cameron nexional funds,•--TIrn annual super 'for another a: pt r qct r, --David Dow took : of the i3ciwhtig (Isiah was held at the to himself .a wife, ai Mrs. 'Urquhart, of Hicks' house on Tuesday evening. xFttlrn to 1, Nearly thirtyof i - y the members attend was notvery large; owing tocounter at- tractions. Mr. McMillan has lost none of his old time vigor. -A meeting of the curlingclub wii11 be held this Thurs- day evening to elect officers. A re- presentative has also been appointed to attencl'the meeting of the Western o his `t week.- Mr,' colts at Lond n ,t Kaiser, late•of the Klondike is yisiting his father here. -Glover seed is worth $4.90, in Hensall,-,; -Rev. ' S. S. Hender- son will.preach att one service next Sunday in conpaetion • with the open- ing of Varna `Fr;esbyterian church. The pulpit here " will . be supplied by the Varna congregation.- Miss Van Egniond, of Egmondville, is visiting friends in: town. -Miss Tena Shirra, is visiting friends intik eter this week. J.: W. Bell was inStrathroy this week visiting relatives. -John Houghton is very 111. -Miss Bertha Humison, of. Carberry, Man., is visiting her' aunt, Mrs, Hurnison.-Adamf Whiteford this week' returned home from Manitoba, where he spent the past few months. - D. 'Urquhart has contracted to supply the largest quantity of lumber ever shipped from Hensel'. Mr. Urquhart is one of our, foremost' business men, and has . done much to build up the villager. Bayfield. BRIEFS.- Alex. Ferguson arrived home last .week • from Owen Sound, having spentthe summer as fireman on the survey sts Bayfield. -The Rey. Mr. Scrimeger,yof Montreal, preached in St. Andrews church last Sunday morninof Gode rich venin- hrouE. Rh .own to lex-�fiPa ^,. g' Sb Joseph on; 'Monday last. -James nof Hensall, was town on Johnsto , H n Sunday last. Miss M. 'Ferguson came home from Seaforth last week, -H, F, Edwards left on Saturday to visit friends in Lobo. The Rev. Mr. Shaw is holding revival services at Bethel at present. -Robert Thompson and sister Ida and Miss Nesbitt, of Clinton, spent Sunday in town. -The apple packers in this vicinity have finished the apple packiugfor•this.season, having had a long fallaid beautiful weather for the business. -J. G. Stanbury, barrister of Exeter, attended division . court held. here last week. -Wm. Dixon has pur- chased.- from ur- chased•from Andrew Stalker, his house and ,two acres of land and is sett ling downhere.-There are reports of a ball to be held in the town hall before Tong. -Mrs., Wn,,Sniithreturned home from Goderich on Monday last where she was visiting friends.-W.Sturgeou and Murdock Ross sailed up from Port Frank last week,where they have been fishing this faIl.-Wm.' Bailey and Charlie Cleave arrived home from Kil- arney, Manitoba, on Saturday last. They went out on the excursion in August and report a pleasant trip and like the country well. Crediton „� BRIErs.-Ohangeableweather. Take care of your health these days. -Our barber has given his sign pole a fresh coat of paint, which has made a great improvement.- Everybody can see where to get a shave now. -Lawyer Glad/man of Exeter has opened an office in the village, and purposes coming here every Thursday. This will be a great advantage to our citi- zens, and we trust Mr. Glad Man may receive a very large share of public patronage,: even though ho should charge a reasonable fee. -The collect- ors collect- ors are •on their rounds in the interests of the Bible society, and are meeting with encouraging success. This is as it should be -Many of our young people (some older ones too) took in the oys- ter supper and entertainment at Ship ka last Tuesday evening. They report a splendid time. It was under the management of the K..0, T. M„ and was a decided success. --Mrs (Dr.)Rivers be is spending this week again with her ed. The menu •was all that could 'desired by the most fastidious epicure, father in Brussels. Mr. .hili is .quite who gets good meals every day.After poorly and requires eonstant attention dinner, the 'toasts and speechifying took place. Sexslmith BoagFs.-We are sorry to note that Mr, John Campbell is laid tip With a very bad leg, he has not beenable to work for several weeks. On Saturday Drs. Browning performed an opera- tion by opening the leg and removing nsome diseased bone Messrs. Geo. and Albert Geddes drove to London on Saturday last; they intend bring- ing some young thoroughbred stock home with them, -We are glad to see T. N, Northcott around a ain, after his recent severe illness.- ast Sum - day was Sacrament Sunday here.-- Mr. and Mfrs. Jas. Carroll have been living on their farm on the Saauble line for some time past, -Miss Malcom of Roclgeryille visited ab' John . Gould's la eek. ---Misses N, Nortl'x ott and last, w o N. Gould aria Mr. Joseph Northcott, spent Sunday last with friends in town. ---Mr, Ramahard Yellow of 7,'xeter called on Oharles. Northcott on Sun- day, --14riss Kate .wicker, who has been seriously ill, is. we ere pleased to state, slowly recovering.-Istme Hill, sr., is making money these days selling'tim- ber for logs from one of his films. Mr, 1-lill is, a' wide awake"husieess man and knows agoocl tiling when he sees it. - Our hunters have returned-uotempty' handed either, They report the deer as plentiful, and your correspondent can testify to the palatable qualities of time juicy bit that came into her pos- ession I.T. Dither. M.P.P.,has added sif d d five more deer heads to hicollection of specimens. -This is pig -killing seat-' son, and many of our citizens are busy making and eating sausages. -Miss B#etchen, who has been etnployed.at the Central Hotel for some weeks past, left for her home on Monday lass;, Rntnor says, sheis soon to re- turn with a, nets' name, however.-' Mrs, O. Iwi.eker; of London, isspend. in as few days at her old home here. •-•Wnm, Lewis, sr., ,i.P,. left Oh T'hurs• day lost fox Sarnia and vicinit where he will enjoy a week's outing gun along and we expect an, invitation to a quail repast on his return. This hooch. needed phange and rest will, we trust, prove beneficial to hits, and if we get ore oft i some he spoil, we -also so willbe sat- isfied. Dashwood BRIE s, --A. Musser has returned home, after spending the summer in Manitoba. -The Maccabees will meet on Monday night for important busi- ness. Every member should be pres- ent. -The resent.-The young people held a surprise party at (1 Finkbeiner's on Tuesday night last.- There bas been consid erahle talk -in the papers between the Dashwood and Grand Bend. correspon- dents with reference to foot ball. This should not be, as it will create bad feel- ings, The two clubs are a tie now, and it. would be better to let it remain so, for this season. Biddulph Colmar, MEETING • - The Council met at Granton on November Lith pur suant to adjournment. The Reeve and all the members present. A communi- cation was read from Mr, E. Meredith, Q. C., township solicitor, re railway crossing in this township. - The clerk' was instructed to advise Mr. Meredith co still press the matter on the atten- tion of the railway company, and to take legal proceedings: if necessary to compel theme to put - their crossings according to the requirements of the statutes, and further, to notify thein of the dangerous condition of their cattle guards on cons. 10 and 11, and to havthe same made sufficient to keep animals from going on to the railsvay. A number of accounts were passed. and the Council adjourned to meet again on Monday, December 4, at 10 a. m. -W. D. STANLEY, Clerk. Cromarty BRIEFS. -Miss Mary Currie left' one day last week tor Honeywood to nurse her brother-in-law, Dr. Tufford, 'who, is very ill, with little prospects of re- covery.- Hugh McLachlan has gone to St. Peals, near. Stratford, where he has secured a position as blacksmith.- The annualmeeting of the Bible So- ciety was held in the Methodist church Staffa, this year. The evening was fine, and attendance good, and ad- dresses by the Pastorsof the three churches were listened to with mark- ed attention. -Jas, Scott, jr., lost a valuable two year old colt as week with inflammation. (From another source) A. DANCE. -We had a lively little: dance in the hall of Mr. McCullough, Friday night, the company consisting of a number of boys and a few girls Some of the boys from the other, lage came upon the scene and were l luted coon b the constable' Creditors male:givartette, assisted by l� Mrs.Dr• Rivers, are expected to sing on the occasion, -Mr, and Mrs. An drew /licks are still under the nurse' care, and a little better. Russ�eldaie Bn nys.-We deeply regret to hear of• the death of Emily, beloved wife of Geo. Gill, who died at lliotherwell, on Tuesday of last week in her 43 year. Deceased had been a resident of Bus-- seidale, for the last 17 years up to within a month "prior to her death. Deep sorrow is felt for the bereaved husband and family.- On Tuesday evening, Nov. 7th,..a wedding tools place at the residence of Geo. Urqu- hart, being the marriage of his daugh- ter, Mrs, Beard, to David Dow, sr., all of Fullarton —4- farewell : party was held at the residence of Mrs. S. Brown on Saturday evening, previous to the departure of her neice, Miss McLaren, of Lanark county.- A. Hodgert has renovated his shop, which. adds to its appearance and comfort. Grand Bend COLLINS & STANBURY.-Barristers, Con- veyancers, Notaries, etc„ Exeter Ont. R. H Collins and J. G. Stauburj • B: A. (late with McCarthy, osier & Co. Barristers,: Toronto.) B1unFs.•-Mr. John Manes, of Park- . hill, was in town on. Monday.- Quite a number from around here attended the lecture given in the Boston Metho- dish church byJohn Morrison.His ; lecture, ., i . Plow Deep," was very much a appreciated. -Mr. J. Welsh spent Sun- day with friends in Ailsa' Craig. -Miss Allie' Mollard visited friends in Varna lastweelc.-Duck shooting is the order of the day around here, and some very fine' birds have been: potted, -Mr. C. Zapfe,. our popular tailor,:has been im- proving his residence. -We notice that the Dashwood correspondent would rather continue to " chew"' about our football team than accept the chal- lenge.' No, 111r. Correspondent, you can't work a bluff on our boys by ad- ding $50 more to the challenge, as the captain of the Bend team has written the captain of your team saying they will accept the $100 challenge and play them any time. The Dashwood corre- spondent needn't judge the Bend cor- respondent by himself, and think it is just the correspondent who is doing the talking, but he has the team: to back hini. He also says their team a y beat our team; one goal. - Well, if they did it was only in their dreams. We also notice. that the correspondent says their boys are aching to get at the Bend team. Well, we noticed that the last match they played they were aching to get away from them. They. .also. say ;they axe, net used to Indian. warfare. Judging froti7 the game' they put up they are not' used to any kind of warfare. Just let them cover the one hundred dollars our boys have pub up, and they will find nut .what war, fare means, sa, Mr. Ettie, veryho caused the dance;to stop, and all went home, The dance being continued on the Monday night was a good one, except the few scraps Mr.. Ettie had with his own people cooled it a.little. Underclot hin Special Varies in Underwear FROM 40C. TO $1.20 EXCELLENT VALUES. GROCERY STOCK. is well assorted with choice new goods. P loss J. McCillivraY FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT. — On Tuesday, the'10 months` old son of Marshall Miller, of this township,while. playing around the stove, by some means caught his clothes on fire: Be- fore rescued, his face, arms, and legs were badly burned. Dr. "Hyndman, of Exeter, was called but as the child had inhaled the flames, and in$amma- •tion set in, nothing could be done for the little one, -vho died same evening. Relatives of the. Stratford members St. Marys 1 of the Ganadi-a,n contingent for South BRIEFS. -Workmen have been busy repairing the roof of the frame build- ing of S. Fraleigh, which had been in- jured by the recent fire. -J. W. Wood, furniture dealer, is haying the old frame structure ab the rear of the store torn down. He will replace it by a handaome two; story brick building, which when completed will be`used as a work shop and storehouse. -The examinations were held in the Collegi- ate Institute on Friday. last.-' V. Van - stone who has been home from Brant- ford for the past six weeks owing to sickness returned to his labors on Mon- day last. -A goodly number of com- mercial travellers are visiting town every day, soliciting merchants to buy their Christmas stock in good time. - A. company to he known as the St. Marys Natural Gas, Oil, :Mineral and Development Co., has been organized in St. Marys, with a capitalization of $30,000 in 3,000 shares of $10 each. The following officers were elected provis- ionally President, T. McGolrick treasurer., \V rn. Andrews ; secretary, Leonarrd`Harstone, with a board of fif- teen directors, from which the vice-pre- sidents are to be elected, Six of the directors were voted in as an advisory board to act in con- junction with the officers of the company in : the;nmatter of leasing of lands, selling test well subscription stock and the putting down of one or more test' wells; for gas and other mat- ters. Centralia The quarterly business meeting of the Methodist Church was held recent- ly, and finances were in a very satis- factory condition, All the old stew- ards were re-elected with the exception of Mr. W. O. Huston, who has resigned. Mr. W, R. Elliott was appointed in his place. The following were appointed. on the Sunday School . Committee - Messrs. Thos. Mitchell, Wm. Hicks, Jas. Mitchell, Robb. Mitchell and Geo. Windsor. For Eden -Jas, Walker, Wm. Cave and ROM, Whaley. One hundred dollars and the interest was paid on the parsonage debt, --Mr. T. Piston is putting in a new engine and intends bconi ng business here, He will also have a tall smoke stack -•••The funeral of the late ^Mrs, Webber took place on Saturday last; It was largely attended, On Sunday night the pas- tor. Rev. Salton,reached a ver propriate funeral sermon from the text, "We all do fade as a leaf." -The church was crowded. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson of .London attended the fune- ral. Mrs, Webber was highly respect- ed, and her sadden hi n n dt�at has cast a loom over the whole neighborhood. Next Sunday the Rev. eo. Long, re • centsy returned frons ;Manitoba, will preach church anniversary services. here and at Eden. On Monday night he will deliver his celebrated lecture entitled, "OurGreat Western ' r- 4 es n lie i tage. donation of ten cents is.asked: and five dents for children. We be, speak tk for Mr. Long afoil house, His Africa have receiver the policies of in- surance effected on the liyes of the young men by Sir Charles Tupper. SCHOOL REPORT. -The following is a correct report of S. S. No. 1, McGilli- vary, for Oct. 1899,: Names are in order of merit. -V, Irving Neil, Ella Aitkens •, Ray Oobleigh, Charlie Mil- ler, Patrick Glavin ; 'Sr, III, Eva Aitkens, Ada Neil, James. Glavin, Cora, Lewis ; Jr. III, Libbie Miller, Irene Oobleigh Charlie Lecky, Edwin Miller, Fred ?Lecky ; Sr. II, Martha Lewis, Clara Glavin, Monica O'ReilIy ; Jr, II, Willie Miller, Joe Lecky, Lance Cob- Ieigh, Lucy Cotter; Sr. Pt. II, Ethelda Aitkens, Murray Neil, Oecil O'Reilly, Mabel Miller ; Jr. Pt. II, Thomas O'Reilly; Sr. Pb.Pt. I,Harrison L nnum , I s East • Jr. Pt, Mary Flynn, Moses , , Andrew Flynn, Garnet Flynn, Ida Simpson. Members of Honor Roll for Oct. -Irving Irving Neil, Ray. Oobleigh, Ada Neil, Libbie Miller, Clara, Glavin, Monica O'Reilly, Lucy Cotter, Mabel Miller, Mary Flynn, Edna Lewis. 1VI1RiA;sr ELSTON,. teacher. Jacobchmidt of Milverton, has purchased John) , Arnold's farm for $4,500, - The Mitchell town council have en- dorsed the movement to re -unite the county for registration purposes, and the Mayor has signed a petition to the !Ontario Government- to that end. of course, menus that the :regis- try egis r o' a closed in t. Marys t y office ev111 he S y in Strat- ford. and alt the work will be done S r !Thig, ford. I-HIA1\4 N 9 New H r r d ware When buying hardware why buy old shop worn Goods when you. •can buy new at better prices. Otir stook is all new and purchased for cash. We seem ed bargains in: ever line, and our t getting � ycustomers are betting the benefit. flfiRDtNfiRf for the flLL TRADE Such as AXES, COW TIES, X -CUT SAWS, LANT- ERNS, SPADES,SPIOV ELS . ETC,. We are selling these goods n large quntities, why, because our prices are light l and the people know it. We carry a full line of Table an !Pocket Cutlery Razors, Shears, Scissors, CarvingSetts� :Butchers S upw plies, Clippers, Etc. -Before buying any of the above goods, see our new and up-to-date assortment, Remember a.i i Goods New Hardware are Highest paid es � d for iron. CIAI Ooods. W. J. 1-1 'l EXET long residence in the northwest entit- les n it les him to speak with authority. Tile 1st door north. of R, Pickard Coa s Stole.