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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1902-2-20, Page 8• E EXETBB T 1V1 M Aist ArriVeti I.,arge Stock of ''XRUNI,Taa TE I fee.00Plilg. AND ITALIS$ •1 IST4iNflitT'S I Buy 2.,i(..,ngJ- -.1? auOes for i aisloRE courom gi STYLE AND g Iii , 1 QUAl. 1TY New Dress €iQ.OdS We breve just reeeived a shipirleitt Of new Spring- Dress Goorte ; one very special the of fine eovert cloth it' all the leading shades. Porrect f'or skirts or suite, 65e the yard. New Tapestry Curtains Tapestry cuetains in fancy steipes, very rich colorings, • up-to-ditte goods at 84-85 pr. Silk tapestry eartains, finest we have ever shown, deep knotted friege top and boetorn, extra special for $8.75 pr. Bargnins in Men's Suits We have placed oe ous counter an odd lot of Men's snits, sizes fmti, so .to 44. Some of these milts sold as high as $11.00, as we axe hound to elear you take your choice for.$1.75.. sasesevaas A 'Fur Prices Greatly Reduced Aieo's ,Australistu Coon Fur Witte, yeeneh $10 00, redocett ro $10.25. , 1 only ()elf °eat, a nice one, goiug for $18.75, 1 ()illy choice Conti Coal, regular $38.00, reduced to $20,00. 1 only Rock Wallaby regulau price $23.00, reduced t o $18.75. 3 only Meek Corsican La rub, a great wearee for $18,75. 8 only pairs of nen's black for dri iflggauol lets, woetli $4,25, for $3,25 pr, Gaped nes Black English Coney Oaperine,larae full storm collar $1,00,re4uced to $2.50, Black hair Coney Caperine, trimmed with tails, very stylish, 88.75, reduced to $5 50. Black Seal and Bocharan combine,. lion caperine, very swell, $11,00, re- duced to $8.25. rpetsand Wall P.di per. We •have just o.pened the cheicest lot of new carpets and art squares we have ever shown.: 'Lovely art. sqeares x 3 yards and up to 4 X 4 yards, ,boritered all around. They're ewell. Our new Wall Papers are going to be the talk of the town. They're as pretty as can be, J. R. STEWRRT THE MART. 1_ To Have the Best Goods s what. the business man owes him- self. It is this business policy of ours which McNees us to claim to be ofteti the cheespest and con- sequently etiways the best. We hay e in stock everything in the ;Stationery Line -newest in Note Paper,. Complete Line of Jardineres, anglish and German Decorated Vases, French China Limoge and !Japanese Ware. FANCY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIP- TIONS. JO HIN GRIGat E,XEINER. INSURANCE. 1,14-1 RNEST ELLIOT I it. .. .gen for the WESTERN ASSURANCE COM- PANY, of Toronto; also for the PEDEN= FIRE , •NSURANCE COMPANY, of London, England; traPzoI kt s LISI7NANCE COMPANY. of BY 1 and For Marriage Licenses, Wedding Rings, Wenches, Ctocks, Jewelry, Spectetcies, Etc CALL ON H R. ICKS Watch Repairing a Snecialtv. Miss Lena Howard left this week for Toronto where she will spehd. a short time. M Valentine Ratz, ex -.P., of Rhiva, was in town on Monday shaking hands with old friends. . Mr, F. 0, Heath, district agent for the Confederation Life, was in town this week on business. Dr, and Mrs. Amos verv pleasant m .) entertained a number of friends o Wednesday evening. ' The old land marks south of th post office are being torn down and. remove Miss Jessie Millar left on Wednesi. day for London, and Toronto, where she will attend the millinery openings. Mr. G. Sutherland aud Miss Hattie Sutherland, of Hensall, called on friends in town the forepart of the Week. Mr. Russell Howard returned to St. Thomas on Monday after a pleasant visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. De Howard. Miss Emma Penhale, and Mr. T. H. McCallum are this week atteeding the IRoyal Templars convention held in Guelph. Mrs. S. J. A. Boyd leftfor Luckaow, on Saturday, where she will visit friends prior to leaving for Hannah, N. Dakota. Y .....NTED.-A good, smart boy ir with faeducation, wanted to learn the printing basiness. Apply at Teems office. Miss B. Robinson left on Monday for a visit with friends in New Ham- burg prior to attending millinery open- ing,in Toronto. TO ADVERTISERS. The copy for thanges must be left I not later than Tuesday noon. Casual t avestisemente accepted up to noon Wednesday of each week. 1•••=1.11••••• THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20TH 1001 Locals. Mrs. '1:horn.e is visiting-, friends in London. Miss Knight, of Ilderton, is visiting friends in Exeter. Mr. D. Crittenden, of Werth, spent Sunday in town. Nelson Sheere is honie from Sarnia for a week's holiday. Miss Eisie McCallum was tome from Crediton On Sunday. Good Friday is on March 28th and Easter Sunday on March 30th. Rev. Mr. Cranston, of Cromarty, called on friends here on Monday. Mrs. Sutton has returned home from visiting her daughter, in Detroit. litiSs Susie Weekes leaves this week •to resume her millinery position in Guelph. Mr. Young, of the Molson's Banks Clinton, spent Sunday with friend, in town. Farmers are all using English stock food and pronouncite the best in the market, Miss Chesney, of Beyfield, is visitin frieeds in Seaforth and Exeter, for few week, Mrs. Floocly, of Bannockburn is visiting tier parents, Mr. and Mss. Bichard °rocket. For Colds, Le Grippe, use Dix ()old cure. A sore remedy, 15 cts, a box, Sold by 0. Lutz. Ro• N. Bowe is a delegate at the Greed Lodge of the A. 0. TY, W., Tote mate, t his week. T1.5 aneuel meeting of the South Hui 1 Liberal Association will beheld at Deeeall, on Maeda 4th, Miee Nettie Walters refuelled horn on Saturday, from Winglaatn, where ,? she has been visiting friends. " 8 Mr, and Mrs. •Thos.. Holloway, of g Clinton, will speed sevetai weeks 1, with their daughter, MrS, isr, Bowe. Mine elost, Mr. Mercier. or the Met- ropolitan hotel, gave an oyster sup- per on Tuesday evening, when an en- joyable time was spent. Rogers & Levett are negotiating for the purchase of a produce business in i Wingharn, to run n connection with their Exeter business. The Epwortb League of Main street Methodist Church purpose giving an oyster social at an early date in March. Further particulars later. The town council should prohibit the running of dog -sleds on the side- walk. There is much likely danger attached to the practice. Mr. R. Pickard having been indis- posed for some weeks, the effects of la -grippe is now able to resume his ac- customed place at business. Mr. James Beverley moved his fam- ily and household effeets to Brantford, on Tuesday, where he has purchased b farrottire and undertaking business. th on Coughs, Colds and. Bronchitic St ()utiles especially among children, ew Winan's Cough Balsatn. Sold by Lutz. Sole agent for Dix Cough Y° Syrup, •re Mr. Aaron Cudruore, of Lisgard, Mane who has been visiting friends in 017 this district for some time, left for his th horne on Tuesday, taking with hirn a m ar-load, of horses. he Notice.- Having disposed of our TO business to Mr. T. Hawkins & Son, we Ex would requess all parties indebted to an us to kindly call and settle at once, th H. Biseloe & SON, eel The auction sale of Mr. john Cud: Sb more's household. effects was well at- ne tended on Saturday last and things ha sold well. The real estate was not an sold, Mr. Cudmore has left for ()rye- ex tit) City, Manitoba. WI JCS, 11, evey's sale. en 'iday was very largely attended, the Amount of the sale of cbattela being upwards of $2,300. The tift y acre bete was per- eetteed lay Arthur eitchell for $2,300. Time, Doe vey eale of chtatels the week preyious netted. bini eilital stun with above. liosneese 01-14tisian.-Mr. Abe Bag- shew lees sold, his bakery and con - feet leelery husinee$ to Mr. O'Brien, of, Ness bOry, WOO will take possession about the middle of March. Mr. Bag - shim has uot yet decided where he will looate, Drums Miss AMOStrong, of Om ' uta° after- severel years ex- perience indressuntking has opeoed bnsioess in towu over Mr. Bev Knight's tailor ehop, opposite the Central Hotel. The planet Veurts which is ;tidy about twenty-two Milliens ek Wiles from ar the earth -her nearest a p osoacb • -cep be seen on bright afternoons in the western sky halt way clown from the Zt.rath;it, is kit ot, often th is spectacle can be se•en but such are the cloud itieste as to `bring it about. M J.K.cOu Hoch, the ehampiou sk at ev of the world, will give an exhibition in faney skating in the skating rink on Thursday, Petty 27th. Progeartime of "Figure Skating," "Skating 00 Stilts, "Jumping on Skates," and "Speed •Skating," etc. Mct)ulloch is the only man in the world who skates on stilts 26 lathes high. -The public are allowed to skate before exhibition and between parts. Admission, ladies 15c„ Gents 25c. • Band in attendance. Doors open 7.30. A. very unique method of teaching the phildren economy is b,r ein,intro &iced in town this week by the 'York County Loan and Savings Co., of Toronto. W. R. Colby, London, Supt. of -London District, with a force of agents is placing in the homes for children under twelee years cf age, Savings Banks from which collections are made monthly, and interest paid at 3%, 15000 of these were issued in Toronto alone. They also furnish in- stallment stock for older persons leaving 4% paid in weekly payments of' 5 cents or more and withdrawable in three and one-half years. Upon in- vestments of $20 and upward for 3i years prepaid, 5% is paid. Investi- gate wben the agent calls. Miss Ella Frayne has been appointed a collec- tor for Exeter. To THE FARMING PUBLIC. --- you eep cows for milk, butter or cheese nd are fattening calves,cattle or hogs r poultry for market or for eggs. it pays to fed English Stock Food, It is the cheapest food on the tnarket. Sold by C. LUTZ, Exeter. OARD OP TMANRS.-We wish in this way publicly to express our gratitude and thanks ..to the many friends who so kindly rendered their assist- ance and extended synspathy to.us in our late affliotion in the very sad death of one brother, Simon Schwartz, . who met with such a fatal aCcident • at Cook's mill, Hensall. Deeven SCII- WARTZ and HERBERT SCHWA.RTE. PIM= SCROOL EXAMINATIONS.- The uniform promotion examinations for Huron County will be held ,on March 20th and 21st. Pipers are be- ing prepared. for junior and senior II and junior and senior III 'classes. Teachers -should at once. notify the public school Inspector. stating the number of papers required for each class. InnEoan Brees.-Several bills of "The State Bank of New Brunswick, New Jersey" have made their appear- ance in Huron, and es they are worth- less it will be well to warn the public. The facts ascertained are that the or- ganization of the bank was never com- pleted, and the engraved plates fellin- to the hands of some one. and have been illegally used to print from. The paper of the bills discovered in circul- ation is very thin, and the bills appear as if vvell worn. Beware of them. IMPASSABLE RoAns.-Nearly every winter certain roads are blocked with snow, making it next to impossible for farmers to get, out for any purpose, with the result that farmers, business risen road others are greatly embarrass- ed these times. If the loss that has arisen from snowblocked roads could be computed, we venture to say that it would he so large that people would be amazed at the total. And a large amount of this loss could be avoided. The remedy for it is wire fences on all roads running north Pe 1. south. We believe the time will Leine when the Legislature will find it necessary to pass a law making such compulsory. Experience has demonstrated the beuefit of the wire fences in stormy weather, and farmers should erect them on north and south roads as a matter' of self-interest. They have passed, the experimental stage, and there should be no hesitation about their universal adoption as quickly as possible. SHIRRA-MIQIIRA.R.T -A very pretty ut quiet wedding was solemnized at e home of Mr. D. Urquhart, Oxford Toron to, vshen his daughter, Mary, as united in marriage to David hirra, a promising and populav ung farmer near Hensel!. The cere- ony was performed at 6.30 Weclaes- y evening, Feb. 19. The bride was ndsomely attired in white swiss gandie with valeneinnes insertings, e gift of her brother in New York. iss Richardson, was attendant, while r brotbetsof New York, was grooms - an. Miss liaehleen Stewart, of eter, acted as maid of honor. M. d Mrs. Shirra left for Hamilton on e evening train, and will come dir- ly to their new home on Mr. irra's fine farm, London Road, a,r Hensall, The heppy couple ve a host of friends in Exeter d surrounding district who will tend neatly congratulations and ski for them many years of heppi- as in their wedded life. ENTERTAINMENT,- The Presbyterian Wrath School held their annual en- tainment ott Tues -lay evening. twithstanding the stormy evening ere was a large attendance, all the Is in the basement being taken, a Was Served to the seholars be- een 6 an 7 o'elock, The meetin as Mailed to order at 7.30 and a pro amrne, consisting of recitations gs and dialogues was commenced SCholars respencled quiekly ir names Were called from th Mr. Harty LambroOke, who has ne been laid up for eorne time past, the result of a, very severe accident, is able Sa to walk around with the eid of a cane, ter His many friends are pleased to know No be has to far recovered. th The death of,Mt. Sohn Cameron, an 18ea old and highly respected resident of Te tw ar son Th the sborne, oeeutted at the residence of is brother-in-law, M. D McInhes, en ariday last, at the advanced ago of 4 years. Further partieulats relative o his life will be gin in our next etre, HO R. ri6karg GO. -Ifcrodll NO 000118 OW 6006 CA We Sp1M.t....„')(00.,t:Trad.o... N ow , . And can assure you. that you will 4ot meet with better 8 treatment anyvvhere than we will give you, Our extensive 00 stock' (which comprises nearly everything) offers the largest facility for choice, both in goods and grades, and is in ail re- spect representative of the best markets offer, f'RIOE8 fiRe, VEFRX LOW. We are now opening up New Spring and Summer Goods New Prints, New kluslins, New Whitewea.r, New Antrim Lawns, New Batise Cloths, New Victoria ClotnS, being among the latest arrivals. ' We have also just received advice of a very heavy shipment of British and European goods which were shipped us from Glasgm'V, on board the 5 S Astoria. This large shipment is cemposed of all e latest orodections in Drt.ss Goods, D-css Triminings, Silks, Vel vcteens, Lace Curtains, Gloves, Hosiery, Lawns, Lino&oems, /Laces, Ribborig, Etc„ Etc. This shipment is due herciia few If we suit in other things, as we surely can, price wont stand in your way. Come and talk to us. Here below we quote prices :- 'Figured Melton, double fold, suitable for skirting, .was ,50 days. and $3.00lor $1,00. Ladies' shoes were $1 25 for 1.00. Overco4ts and ladies' ja.ckets at your own price. 85c for Prints were 1.4 for 5c. Boys suits were$2 • o FARME We are introducing a new variety of Seed Oats, which * • 'Ourselves on perfectly clean land last season, "The New Ceirt tiUra.in -The :train of the "New Century" Oat is very ehite arid large in size, and has the largeet meat, in proportion to size of any oat. - Straw -The straw is very strong and does not lodge even when niters with less weight of grain in the head go down. The blade is nearly double the stze of that of ordinary oats, and is good evidence of its inherent vigor. Stools -The "New Century" Oat stools heavily and is really remarkable in that respect. In a field I his past seasons, there were sown ten pecks per acre on part and the remainder was sown with seVen .pecks. It was absolutely impossible to see any dif- ference in the appearar ce of the two parts and no difference was noted in separated from the meat, making them 11411.111-LThe hull is thin add easily valuable for feeding. ' re grew 9, Vigor -The retrarkable N•gor of this tiFtr variPty is easily noticed in the 'ereirving crop from os thsi pearanee above gt•otilid. One of oar Holds I Ins sensori was sown with -New' Century" seats, and two datyi het ore anot,ier field with connn (el oats. When the "New Cent u -v" Doe were seven inches above eremite t ot hers were sea nica o that 1 wo. io eon' mon kinds suffered from excessive dry, cold weather the past spring, withoet exception the "New Century" Oats were a rich dark green. HAVA YIELDED IVIORE THAN DOUBLB ORDINARY KINDS . 'UNDER SIMILAR CONDITIONS. Tested side by side With ot iter wttS, the. .'New Century" has .kei nal I y double the number (if This can he pertietly etteelee tet the faet that in many eases tin- ,..n,!tes or breasts NrUi emit ail) three le, ,eveele while other °tits give Ma. tev, We are selliri the above Seed .0a.ts at a very Seasonable Price. It will pay you to see them, MM. Direct Importers, platform and all took their parts in a very creditable manner, the enter- tainment throughout being a good one and enjoyed by . the audience. Shortly after 9 o'clock the 'nesting was brought to a close, the Rev. Mar- tin pronouncing the bepediction. F. W. Gladman, the Superintendent, acted as chairman, and the collection which amounted to about $12 will be used in pixrcha,sing new hymn hooks for the school. Homey Meercer.-The hockey match played here on Tuesday night be tween the St. John's, of London, and the Devons, of Exeter, resulted in a victory for Exeter by a score of 6-2. The home team played a splendid game and gave the visitors a. hard attle, In their recent game at Ailsa Oraig they also defeated the team of that village by a large score. During the game our boys had to fight against, members of their team of former years, in the persons of Bert Ross and Frank ' Taylor, now of London, who made a desperate effort to score for London. The following is the names of the players :- s LONDON. EXETER. Taylor, Goal Dignan. Ross, Point Snell. Stinson, Cover Point H a wksb aav. Underhill, ./ Evans. SWmoiothle,y, wards ForoSoauntnh.cott. Collins, Lad. AN ADVERTIS/NG r.A.m3. no- tice that a number of our exchanges FLw.rey 'are carrying an advertisement for the Dr. Taft, Bros.," New York... TRE TIMES was offered a big price to insert this advertisemenb. We wrute Dr. Taft -that we had no space to give away, and only oil condition that the price be paid quarterly, in Advance, would the advertisement appear. They offered all kinds of references, but we simply paid no more attention to the proposition. References, in the majority of cases, are not worth the paper they are written upon, as when the time for collection comes the ad- vertiser has taken other gnarters. This is whab a commercial agency says of " Dr. Taft Bros :" The Dr. Taft Brothers Medical Cio., of Park avenue and 130th street, New 'York, still con- tinaes to receive large advertising space, through the kindnei s! or stupid- ity of many publishers. Of course the above does not refer to publishers who do nob take any of the constnercial re- ports. Bat really, it would seem that any publisher who will allow himself to be 'butacoed' out of his space by such a concern should have a gtiardian appointed to look after his affairs. Tag EXETER MEETING- OR TR TIEON COUNTY PACKING. AND COLD SnaaetVe-On account of the bad state of the roads theve Was but a small, audience in attendance in' the`Town Hall on the evening of February 12bh, However those who were present wee well repaid for turning out to hear the above subject discussed. Each speaker billed gave facts and figures and made it plain to all present that by taking up eufficient stock to enable the Court- ty to erect these buildings the °minty would undoubtly be the gainer by $200,000 per annetn. Not only will the County save what is now wasted hue housewives will be able to raise great' numbers of turkeys and poultry of all kinds. They may grow any quantity knowing that when their poultry is ready for market they will receive a substantial price in CASH foe their birds. When we consider the great benefit to be derived by establish- ing a content of this kind in the County car we eveli hesitate when asked to tO.e stock:Mr, Allen, of Goderich, "gave a seilehdid address ex- plainiugTithe nietekds Adopted by the fruit men deiring the ,Paris ex- hibition. 'there all knit, was handl- ed through Cold eStorage. Canadian apples sold by-klie thousands ef barrels for France.Austetf. and even Egypt but all shipments ',park through Cold Storage. These apples brought $10 per barrel at ManehebLer and Liverpool, the purchaser paying freight charges from those ports to their destination. There is but one way for Canadians to make money oat of fruit and poultry/ and that is by adopting Cold Storage'. It might be well to add that only ai few years ago ranchers in the Argen- tine Republic shot their cattle for the hide and tallow, but siece adopting Cold Stoeage the ranchmen are mak- ing millions of dollars out of chilled beef carcasses. This same system ap- plies to A•ustrelia, and New Zealand, Thoeiscntial .priaciPle a ...the pine tree has finally boon successfully nonrat- ed and refined into a perfect cough medicine, Dr, Wood's Norway pine_ Syrup. Sold. by all dealers on a guarantee of Satisfaction. Price 2 cents. A Lottery in Canada. Niagara Palls, Feb. 18. ---William E, Hunt, the principal of the Royal C. Art -Onion, has been arrested and charged with conducting a lottery company, contrary th the laws of Canada, also using the Canadian mails for fraudulent purposes. The prisoner will have a hearing before Police Magistrate Logan to -day. He refuses to say a word or answer a question. Bylaws Carried, Ingersoll, 'Feb. 18. -The bylaws to bonus the Ontario Fruit Basket Company mid the Ingersoll Metallic Company, Were voted oh yeeterday and were both carried by et shim majority. e Dr. Elan Sinking. London, Feb. 18,-Rov, Newman Hall, 0,13.,- • former chairman of the ,Congtegational Union, who has boon ill for setae time past, was peonounc- ed last everting to be sinking. Re -Mooted l'reindent Washington, Feb. 18,-Mrs, Cur- rie Chapman Catt yesterday was reseleeted president Of the National American Woman's Suffrage Associa- tion for the ensUmg year, Lard Himbetley Oritleall y 111. London, Feb. 13. -The critical illness of the Earl Of Ximberley Is anifountetl, G/91::LINC's E3R08. 1TURE GlIDLABY S BLOCK. LARGE consignment of spring goods just in. . Ifrore coming in a few days. Consisting of Bedroom Setts, Sideboards, Tables, Chairs, CoucheS, Bed Springs, Mat- tresses, etc., etc. • We can sell you a good Bedroom Sett for $10 50, and a. dandy for $15. See our line orSideboards from. $7).50 up, a beauty for $16. Bed springs, so comfortable that you hate to get up in the morning, from $1.50 t $4.00. Mattresses filled with sweet scented grass from Georgian. Bay, for $3. 1-lygenia Health Mattresses for $6, 2 Undertaking Supplies Always on Hand. Wes. C. Huston OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. 4 OMSUMPTION IS INFECTIOUS' Every precantion should be taken prevent its spread of the "White lague. Persons coming inte con- fect with consunaptives should inhale Catarrhozone several times each day es it is a powerful destroyer of disease germs, and renders them inocuous. Catarrhozone is a most efficient pre- 'rentive and can be relied upon to pro- mote expectoration, soothe the cough, and benefit in many ways too numer- ous to mention. Both from a medical nd scientific point of view Catarrh - zone is the most valuehle addition to he armament againet consumption. Its merit cannot, be too yvarrnly ap- plauded. Sold at all druggists, two months' treatment, price $1, small Size. 25c, or by mail from N. C. Polson & Co., Kingston, Chit. fittenti the Be -1t Pao! )Central • kffil STRATFORD, ONT. A school well known from one end of Canada to the other for its superior work. Students • tdmitted at any time. Graduates • readily secure emplo ym en t. Write for catalogue. j. .ELLIOTT, Principa leia11727:Claa nanigninn gain . ICLOTHES Exeter, Feb. 19rn 1901. Oats Wheat per bushel _2327 .ttoo 3729 .- .. 45 to 48 Peas • • .1.11ttoo 1775 epo3 b _nu! efictsltkie 8 to 8 , • to 6 18 to 18 Turkeys Dried Apples.. .. .1765 tt to: 1667 Pork live vveiKlit • • Va., )40 S5.20 'Know Your Busi- ROSS Tile only way to get on in the world of busi- ness - for business men have no use for incompe- tent young men and women, .A course in this college gives you the mastery of eusitioei suisiecs and methods. Forest Gitu Business 60116il6 Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, LoNnoil, ONT. W, WESTEIRVHLT Principal. ' 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE TFIADt Ttliartas DeSioNs COPVPIGHTS &C. Anyone sending a sketch and desetiption tiny guiekly iiecortaki our opinion free n`nctilof an 'intention hi 'pleb eb)y pateeteble. Oefeelimida- tlere4 strict] y confidential. IlallSbook On PatertS Sent free. Oldefit agency foe securing patents. Pateets teal). thronsh Munn & Co. receive spectatnalce, without chow), in tbei ScicnflhiJimerican. Illustrated weekly. Leradst,ein, etiltitton ef AnY deitritioo learns!. Tertns, $3 a ear folAr inonthS, v. Sold b'all nowsseaisni. UNN &Co asseroadmiy,New York Sowell °Mee, tI24» tii.t WitslitligtOp,D, 0. DO COUNT. 12MIN16.11•11.CamINIer Not necessary expensive 'clothes, but clothes that -show neatness, correct style, ap- propriateness and good taste. Come in aud look over the new styles. We can satisfy you. W. W. Tarnan, Mierchettlit Opposite post office. E3AI1GAINS IN 1114ITIIIINE! You will find here at all times the,greatest bargains in furniture. The lowest prices and best efforts t please. 1111.11111.0112MORIIMIAMMOMM Undertaking a Specialty. Rowe.