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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-12-28, Page 5i13 Ip Ogen, , 1899 T flI1 J3RUSSRLS POST BUSINESS CARDS. v'71• 9 T 11, 111001.i/il 11iiN-- i IAanw• of Marriage 1dn011xtx (1(. fire nt (irorory, '1'n, Marry itrref, ISru <eui e, N. 13 A It 1t AITT - I in . 1'ouenlnl Artier gllop --Nest done North t eLt .1 •, f the 1 u tl t Hank- J ,t ling' ut 1d OAlldru' hair o s 11 i1t1ttu' k' t nx ai 1 •. t at1 M. MORRISON, Issuer of IVlarriago Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, —TEACHER OF— PIANO — AND - ORGAN, axxv�e>~xs, O1'W, ROBERT OUNNINGHAM• fnsuRANon, FIRE AND MARINE-. _.....T_ GUELPH, T. FLETCHER Iesuel of Marriage Licenses, OITIOo o r JawEx wo Smut. "'No Witness Required. T. FLETCHER, Brussels MISS SARAH LOUiSE MOORE, L, C. M.. Aoademio graduate+nf London Conserva- tory of M0810,000 Member of the Associated Musicians of Ontario, 1s prepared to 000lvc a limited number of pupils for Instruction on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for the Principal's Form In the Oonsol'vatory of Mush), B000001s, Ontario. ALD X. Il NTER— Clerk of the Fourth Division iv1 Ion Oourt Huron; Conveyancer, NotaryPublic, Land, Lonu and'flamenco Agent ; ncttoc- car. Feuds Invested mud to' Men. Collec- tions made. s- tionsmade. Ofloo in Grahnn'aBo:, Bros. seta. AUCTIONEERS. T1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION• • ann, will sell 101• l,uttor prices, to better men in lase time and less charges than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or he won't 0barge anything. Debra and orders can always he arranged at thle nillce or by personal application. DENTISTRY F. W. TWEDDLE, (ronuan0Y 01•' fin.1ro110n) DENTIST, Graduate of R. 0. D S„ Toronto ; Post Grad - unto oouree at Baskel'a School, Mimeo, in Drown and bridge work, t. 'Friona salve ae in surrounding towns. 21- Oillee over A, It, Smith's store, 1311111801s, VETERINARY. D. WARWICK— ty• Eonor Graduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all die. oases of domesticated auimala in acompet- ent manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. Onlls promptly at- tended to. Oflloo and Infirmary—Pour doors North of bridge, Turtherry 0t., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. VT SINCLAIR— Barrister,. Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &o. Office—Stewart's Bleak, 1 door Muth of Central Hotel, Solicitor for the Standard Bank, GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • Solicitor, dm. 011lee ovorStand- ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Bruyglla Money to Loan at lowest rates, G. CAivIERON— • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt k Cameron) Barrister and Solloitor. • Godorioh Ont, 011loe—llomdtcn street, opposite Col- borne Hotel. MEDICAL CARDS. E. T. SNIDER, M. 1)., e. 111,,1 Lioentiate of Royal College of I'hyeiotane and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col- lege of Phyoiaiane and enrg0000 of Ontario, Diseases of Women end Children a special- ty, Nino years' experience. OMae and res- ideooe, opposite English church, Brussels. IJ. A. M'NAUGHTON, 111, D., C. M., Trinity University, Follow- Trinity Medical Qollego, Member College of Pbyeiolans and Surgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal 0ol- logNe of ] 11yoioiana and Lioentlato of Mid• wifory Edinburgh. 1. -Telephone No,14, Reeidonee—Mill street, Brussels. DR. WM. L. HOLMES! PJ1Y0IOOAN, SURGEON AND 000000n111:111, (Sneocsa0r to Dr.E. 11. Italbllelseli M. D. Bellevue Hospital Med, col., New York ; M D 0 M Victoria University, Toron- to ; Mombor of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Special attention paid to diseases of women, eye, ear, 11000 and throat. 10.1f D. F. SMITH, M. D. C. M., Graduate of McGill College, Mop kraal, k , dm. All epootalty work satisfactorily treat- ed, chino upstairs in the Stratton Bleck. Office hours, 0 to 12 0: 21,, anti 7 to 10 p. m. Specialist work, such ea for eye, oar, throat, &o„ iu the °Moe at his residence, Elizabeth street, from 2 to 0 p m, All medicines Will bo dispensed personally by the Dr, or under hie direct supervision, STOCK FOR SERVICE IMPROVED YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE. Tho undersigned will keep for florvloe on Lot 28 Con, 8, Morrie, tho tboro"bred Im- proved, Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge Long- fellow,' No, 2480, bred by J,E, Brethous, Bur- ford, to whish a limited number of sews will be taken, Terme, 41,00, to be paid at timo of service with privilege of returning if moo - Mary, A number of chola 70)10(100100 ice sale for brooding par 0000 whlot Will be field at priu3o1- suit iiMST�14101100, Proprlotor, . C%st latter had no Meaty in the dlsarimi• KIN ' ► 00lionof the ergamente advance! andNE in summinK 11) 1 Caster, i,-. lai:,av (11, ums:1 ,-•'Lm Vitiate le hell. i d45 Ing 1)1)3 wreak, -•loo: Arduli, late of 13ruaeole, 14 in 1111 ohargo of 0. 1)fahat's 8) 0 more 1 now --H maim Chr'at 1n t I n e mu WIN vox rondo ad n Sabbath ' r o iia J u1 the '11ulhudiet aural, —• Jno. and Mrs, herons, of Carman, Mao , will spend a few weeks vi• iting friends in and around (Jerrie, --- ilio, Laura McLaughlin, of Brown L'lly, Bich., is ojsltieg friends In and mauled town. -The home of E. L and Mrs. Morren W118 the Hoene of a pleasant gathering on Monday evening, De ;eta t Das H a' I t t bailie oho uunisere r k avof their marriage, 0Mnte to the number of 3)0 set down to a enrnplllous repast. After the inner man had beau oatieflerl it•l repel etl to the parlor whore the even- ing wee spoof with social ghat, music ', allall w ", rear a u g, The a p s 1t were both n nnl0rone cold oastly and showed the high esteem in which the host and host• oee are held by their many friends, Among the presents wart tho two ook rocking chairs preeanted by the Ladies' Aid of the Gerrie Methodist ohuroh. Thoe° present from a distance were : Miss Minnie Demmone, of Mt. Forest ; Mise Evans, of Brandoo, Man., who is Visiting In town ; and Geo. and Mrs. Gibson, of Molesworth. The Appetite or 0 Goat le envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver are out of order. All snob should know that Dr. King's New Life Pilo,lthe wonderful Stotnaoh and Liver Rdmedy, gives a splendid app. tite, 000(0) dikretioo and a regular bodily habil Mat in0nres perfect health and great energy. Only 25o, at G. A. Dead. man's Drug Stora. 6VIng•IaNnu. Jae. Fax will sin at the e B 0. B. man- sion cont on January 28rd. Miss K. M. Fisher has gone to spend the Winter in Paisley. H, Park has plaoed a gramophone in hie jewellery store to entertain his one. tomere. James L. Doherty, well-known in Wingha`m, died of consumption at Gallet. in, Tenn., lately. Ed. W. Dingley, of Oinoinnatti, is visit• ing at his home in town. He came over to attend his father's funeral. Dr. Macdonald, M. P., addressed a meeting in Guelph on Tuesday of lost week, held in the interest of Hugh Guth. ria, the Liberal candidate for South Well- ington:in the House of Commons. Andrew Mariannne was at bbe elation bidding a friend farewell, and was stand• ing on the steps of the oar when the train gave a quick- start, throwing him off and fracturing his collar bone. The firemen bad a run on Thursday morning, the canes being fire at the home of Dr. Kennedy. In some way the bed clothing in one of the roma caught fire and is was some time before it could be extinguished. The firemen were quickly on the scene, bat their services were not required. A quantity of bedd. ing was made useless. At the regular meeting of the Lebanon Obapter, R. A. M., the following officers were elected for the ensuing year.—P. Z. Joe. Goiley ; 7,., T. L. Jobb t H., S,Bor• den : J., 1L Day ; Scribe E., J. A. Mor. ton; Scribe N., John A. Barnard ; Tre- asurer, Dr. J. E. Tamlyn I P. B , J. R Munehaw ; S. B., Thomas Gregory; J. S., E, L. Diokeneon; Auditors, R. Van stone, J. R. Mnnehaw : Janitor, Jae, Fleaty. Wingbam Lodge, No. 89, Ancient Or. der United Worltmen, elected the follow- ing offiaere.—M. W., A. H. Musgrove ; Norman, Robert Allan ; Overseer, R. Mitchell; Recorder, 11. Venetoue; Fin• anoier, J. W. Walker ; Receiver, 0. N. Griffin ; Guide, tWm. Forton ; I. W., Rob. Weir; 0. W., W. F. Carruth- ers ; Physioian, Dr. Tamlyn. After the business of the meeting bad been coaled. ed, the members had an oyster supper at Jae. Molielvle's restaurant. Ifs: 41)014,1 The Surgeons. All doctors told Reniok Hamilton, of West Jefferson, 0., after °offering 18 months from Rectal Fistula, be would die unless a aoetly operation waa per- formed ; but he cured himself with five boxes of Buoklen'e Arnica Salve, the eureat pile Dura on earth, and the best salve in the world. Sold by G. A. Dead. man, Druggist. Wroxeter. Mise Letts Hazlewood is visiting friends at Pari!. J. E. and Mrs. Black and family spent Christmas in Elora. Mies Cassie Harris, of Spry, ie spend• ing the holidays at her home here. W. Belden and E. Snell, of Toronto Junotion, ,revisiting friends in town. Wm, and Mre. Paulin and child, of Simooe, aro vielting the former's parents, Mrs, (Dr.) Brawn left on Tuesday for Toronto whore she intends staying for some time. Two loads of young people from the village took in the Christmas entertain- ment at Salem on friday night. Fred. Kerr, who has been learning the telegraph operating here, returned to his home in New Hamburg on Friday. Geo. and Mrs, Town, of Wingbam, and family are spending Ohrielmae at the Gorton llouso, R. R. Smith tools poeeeesion of the livery this week, He has secured Sam. Campbell as hie assistant, Mies Jean Gibson, of Goderiob, and J. J. Gibson, of Toronto, are visiting their sister, Mre, F. V. Diokson, in this village. A load of young folks attended the Dogtiah ohuroh Xmas entertainment in Gorda on Wednesday evening of last week, ToAT DunATo.—Dear Sir,—Your Wrox afar oorreapoudent in Inst week's POST in reporting the debate here on the Transvaal Question said the deoision given in favor of the negative (the British aide) was at variance with the feeling of the audience. This 18 a refl.otfon not only on the sao. coesfal debaters but on the referees as well. In choosing the latter enoh side selected a man and they in turn agreed on a third. The affirmative ohose a young drug apprentice by the name of Mr. Kerr, a recent Arrival in town ; the negative ohooeing Robb. Miller, member of the Huron Co. Council and a matt well hnewo throughout the neighborhood fot hie sound judgment and intelligence; Wm. MaKorohor, Seorotary fee the Howiolr Mutual Fire Ineuranoe Go,, wee third man, the mention of whose name le euffloient guarantee for fairness and jus. tine, In awarding the decision the two poly lnlil to tt eleltr ettee WW1 shown In f,var of the negative, If an appeal 10 emotion or sympathy is the bailie upon whish debates oto decided tl.en the affirmative may have made the ---- -- --• — (1 )0e favorable imprsaoion. 1'he remark ,. made b a noted an speaking a dm Ino! the Y charge f 111e Light Brigade o b "It's rand but Re not War' might pply in Chia ease 13L•Y-TH. 01111 and the referees in Ode debate, knowing their duty and reeponeibilily in the tnatter, gave their,dvnielon accordingly. A se0on(1 debate on the eubjeob would by of Intermit to many and if not possible of arraugoment through the Literary Buie. ty, what is the matter with having e regular public debate and thrush oat the whole eubjeot from start 10 1131011 7 Y ore fru y, Devizes. The nomination for Reeve, Oouuolllors and School Trnotooe waa held; nn Friday. Verylittle interest was maeife t d 80 es things paned aft very quietly, The nominations for Reeve were T. Hemphill end Jno.Davidsoo, The latter withdrew so .11r. H, ambit! is Reeve for another tern:, For Oounoillors, J. Bray, W. Rutherford, W. 0. Hazlewood, 8. 13. 61e• Relvie, Was, Paulin, Jno. Harris, Juo. Ramer, R, Ilann, R. Black, 0. Smith end 'P. Gib,00, jr., were nominated. The last four named withdrew, leaving the 0001081 to the other raven. The rotopl trn•teoe were eleoted by aociamatinn, Jno. Davidson and Jae. Bae withdrawing and J. Barnard and D. Rae were taturned in there places. W, Wileon, a former true. tea, resumed his place on the school board. Glorious News Gomes from Dr. D. B Oargils, of Washita, I. T. He write ; "Four b .It. lee of Electric Bitters las cured Mre, Brewer of eomofula, which had caused her great suffering for years. T. ruble sores would break out on her head and face and the best doctors os onto s Gould give no help but her oure le complete and health is excellent." This thews what thousands have proved,—that Electric Bitters is the beat blood purifier known. Its the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter salt rheum, ulcera, belle and running sorsa. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowele,Iexpele poisons, helps digeotion, builds up the strength. Only 50o. Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist, Guaran- teed. Grey Council Meeting. The Municipal ()outsell of the township of Grey metal the Townebip Hall, Dee. 15th, pursuant to adjournment. Mem- bers were all present ; Reeve in the obair. Minutes of last meeting were read and passed. leveret oommuniaations were read and filed. Moved by Ieaao Lake, eeaonded by Jomee McDonald, that Certain tt Connolly be paid the sum of $85 on account of Fraser drain ooutraot, as per Inspector's certificate.—Oarried. Moved by Adam Turnbull, eeaonded by Robert Livingston, that both aolleotor'e time for returning their Rolle be extend- ed till the 8th day of January, 1900 — Oarried. Moved by James McDonald, seconded by Adam Turnbull, that the following a0000018 be paid, viz :— Treasurer Township of Wallace for Grey Moaretor grader 2h days on boundary Grey and Wallaoe, $7.50 ; H. F. Ma• Allieler, ooal oil for Towneip Hall for 3 years, 61.84 ; Wm. Kelly, error in dog tax, $1,00 ; James Brown, covering cul• vert at lot 20, con. 10, $1.00 ; Jaho Boward, clearing timber off road at lot 28, oon. 14, and gravelling oe aide road 5, oon. 14, $6.50 ; Thos. Smith, culvert on bonndary Grey and Elms, con. 11, $1.00 ; 0. L. Rose, ditch at lot 22, oon. 6, $12.. 82 ; John Dunbar, repairing 3 culverts on aide road 4, cone. 1, 2 and 8, $9.75 ; Jas. Elliott, tile drain on aide road 1, oon. 8, $2.60 ; Geo. -McDonald, gravel, $8.68 ; Mary Steele, taxes remitted, $1.90 ; Jen• not MoIutooh, taxes remitted, 62 ; Cur- tain R Connolly, part payment, on Fraser drain contract, $85 00 ; Duncan McDonald, gravel, $10.88 ; Riohard Jack - lin, culvert and gravelling at lot 27, oon. 6, $20.90 ; Jae, Lindsay, wire and °tiptoe for fence at lot 19, oon. 8, 65.00 ; Thos. Strachan, gravel, $8.36 ; Jas. Turnbull, expenses to Goderioh on Township buei• nese, $4 ; S. S. Dole, lumber and timber for bridges, and onlverte, 681.64 ; John Roger, Engineer's expenee8 Ditohes & Watercourses Aot, $109; John Roger, Engineer's expenses on the Fraser drain, $98.50 ; Jas. Duncan, gravel, $8.84 ; Daniel Cooper, gravel, 65.00 ; Geo. Whit. field, clearing road allowance at lot 21, con. 13, 62 ; John Dougherty, repairing road at lot 31, DOD. 12, $3 ; Executors of the late John Stewart attending to Board of Health business, 64 ; Jae. Turnbull, attending to Council business, 675 ; Robert Livingston, attending to Council business, $50 ; Jae. MoDonald, attending to Connoil business, $36 ; Adam Turn- bull, attending to Council business, $38 ; Isaac Lake, attending to Donnell busi- ness, $42; Jas. Turnbull, eeleoting jurors, $4 ; Jae, Turnbull, attending to Board of Health business, 64; Wm. Spence, salary es Clerk, $160, for attending to Ditobee & Woteroonrees Act, $80, postage and stationery for year, $22, selecting jurors, $4, and Board of Health business, $8 ; John Cardiff, attending to Board of Health business, $6 ; Wm. Mitchell, at. tending to Board of Health bueinese, $8 ; A, MoNair, salary as Treasnrer, $80 ; Thoe. Chapman, taking oars of Township Hall, $15 ; W. H. Kerr, bal. printing con- tract, $80.—Oarried. The Council then adjourned sine die. Wxr, BP0NO1, Clerk. Discovered by a Woe nut, Another great discovery has been made, and that too, by a lady in this country. "Disease faetoned its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its earnest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death scorned imminent. For three months elle coughed inoeeeant• ly, and could not Bleep. She finally die - covered a way to recovery, by purchas- ing of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Dia. °every for Conehmption, and was so mach relieved on taking the first dose that she slept all night; and with two bottles has been absolutely cured. Her name le Mre. Luther Lutz." Thus writes W. C. Hanniok cb Go„ of Shelby, N. C,. Trial bottles free at Deadmgn's Drag Store. Regular size 500, end $Lha, Every bottle guaranteed. Harry Piper, Inspector of Weights and iljeasores of Toronto has been enporannu• ated. The Elootrio Light Storage Company, of Hamilton, is pleasing sixteen storage batteries is the Waterloo etc Berlin Elect- ric Street Railway syeteln, Tak!ug Sale I We oornm nee sock taking rally in January and exact to enter up the eta oat about the 15th, and before that time we want to reduce the oloek to the lowest p.soible point. '1'o alma a speedy clearance epeoial induoemeote will be offered in every department. And as all kinds of goodd are rapidly advancing in price thrifty honoekoepere will end thin a erect ohanoe to supply their wants and save money. Our moult i0 very arae 0.0 we bought very heavily before the advance In prices. We are Winding up onef the beet years in our ble'ory, and we eau afford to be liberal with 011r ou&40mere who have pattoiliZed ne 00 genermlely. We start the sale with prioee Iilte tlleee :—• - dottonodee, in etripeo and cheoke, worth now 20o, for 15o, Extra Heavy Oottonade, now worth 500, for 25o. Extra Standard Shirting, now worth 19o, for 1•l}o. Oxford Shirting,, advanced prioe 12}o, for 10o. Flannelette, fanny stripes, advanced to 70, for 5o. New Prints, very epooisl, worth 10o, for Tao. Grey Flannel, plain and twilled, worth 15o, for 127ao, Grey Cotton, yard wide, advanced to 7u, for 6o. Ladies' Astrachan Capes, regular price $12.50, for $10.60. Ladies' Cloth Jaokete, worth $4.50, for $2.95, Ladies' 01o1h Jackets, worth $10.00, for $7.95. Cheek Gingham, new patterns, now worth 7a, for 6o. iN'KI1dNON & CO., BLYTH. DON'T BUY ANY ARTICLE IN THE arness Line until you call sod see what you can do at DO1T LDSON'►S. A FULL LINEI OF Robes, Brushes, Combs, Trunks, Valises, Whips, Sleigh Bells, &0., At Lowest Living Prioee. Single Harness from $7.50 up GOOD VALUE. Just received a complete line of Woollen and Rubber LAP RUGS, English Kersey Blankets and Fine .Robes. These are a oboioe lot and will be sold cheap. Jno. Donaldson, The Harness Maker, Brussels. To the From I V/-. filasmu, Invites the Public to see his stook of Fresh Beef and Pork. Lamb Pickled Pork Breakfast Bacon Smoked Ham Side Pork Corn Beef Spice Roll, Lard, Bologna Headcheese Sausage Pressed Beef Tripe Pressed Tongue Fowl, &c. Our prices are right. Orders called for and meat delivered to any part of the town. Your patronage solicited. OASH FOR HIDES. Wm. Blashill. wan Ianes A WORD Sleighs and ABOUT Cutters. FOR THE COMING SEASON. Nearly 50 to Choose from, all the runners of which are the very hest 2ND GROWTH HICKORY —Not Elm or Oak as is generally used. We have more Gutters to show in our Sale Rooms than can be found in any other town in Ontario. Our prices are VERY LOW this season, notwith• standing the great advance in the price of all material need in the construc- tion of them. One look through our Sale Rooms will oonvinoe the most skeptical that we have the only ahep in this part of the country where you oan get both Cboioe, Priori and Value., OUR[1 A B 1N E L le Belling Cheaper Vv J 1L 1LJL t� Llai LJ 1717 thou ever. Ewan & Innes Carriage Builders, Brussels. Happy New Year We can supply you with many useful and appropriate articles suitable for Gifts to the Children as well as for those more ad- vanced in years. Soliciting the favor of your patron- age, and wishing all a very Happy New Year, I 'am, Yours truly, A. STRAOHAN. AN EASY PROPOSITION Beauty and style without eontfoi•t is easily obtainable, comfort with- out appearance is equally simple, Yon 1 i neve rAO LY till ugly pair f "Slater Shoes," yet many of them Graver comfortably most unlovely feet. 'rho combination of these two— comfort and beauty --are only to he had in the "Slater Shoe." Made in twelve shapes, on lasts modelled from actual feet, all widths and sires, Lathers, styles and 0,1100s. livery pair Goodyear welted, name and prlco stamped on the sole. $3.60 AND $6.00. Po.A S -� K3T'A` .t I_OrR :�,, i ff� F- V Downing Bros., - Sole Local Agents This may look like poetry, bat It only demonstrate& how easily The eye may be deceived. The ear is Sometimes deceived by the ory of Low prioee ; and, when it refers to Photos., the eye detente the bungling botob Only after you have parted with your Good stuff and had a holy show Made of your features. If kind Providence bete bestowed facial come. Unites On you, and you exposit further favors From K, P., then permit HART, the Brussels Photo. Artist, to embalm your Beauty in his Superior Cabiuete before ;Che "ten's claws" settle around your eyes Thicker than snipe tracks in a mud flat, E. HART, ARTIST, Strettou Block, Brussels. McLEOD'S System nenovator --AND 0THS0-- TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near. algia, Lose of Memory, Bronahitie, Con- BumpStones, tion Gall Jaundioe, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, 6t. Vitus' Banca, Female Irrogalaritieo and General De. bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. MoLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer. Sold by Jas. Fox. Druggist, Brussels. FALL AND WNTE Ra 1 TO HAND. 000DS Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Silks and Satins, Flannelettes, Ladies' and Gents' Under- wear. Grocery Department. Full line of new Teas and Coffees, New) Fruits, New Canned Goods, Fresh and Pure Spices. Agent for Parker's Dye Works. J. G. SKFNE. When, It Comes to Furniture We have something to say of special interest to everyone who bas a home to provide for. Whether it is a c,g Parlor Suite, Bedroom, Suite, Extension Table, Dininj Chairs, Couch, ,Sideboard, Bookers, Anything, Everything that is desirable. We handle the Doherty, Thomas and Dominion Organs and Pianos. Our prices cannot be beaten. Picture Framing attended to cingarefully and large stock of Moulds to select from. You will make no mistake if you select your furniture at LINO. WALKER'S. 4L "enG " 1�: �CL"`9 JL lip i & W9"' 4L;:'i'" i. SPECI LANT GI j�j�TC dbe'99 patent—the beet in the market. See 1. i /1 1 lei 17 it before yon boy. SAWSWBe erre to reseaet.olaour senew stookSawof GrooThe Fe•ouatat CutSaweter." from $2.50 np. , " AXESA large stook, from OOo, to 61,00. CUTLERY We carry a enperior line of Cutlery, lJ L 1J AJ Lb L Spoons, Forke, and so forth, LAMP GOODS In this line w° excel, "Goode well -Bought aro half Sold.„ A largo stock of Hardware bought before the rise in prices, Come and share in the Profits. The highest price paid for Hides, Sheep Skins and Tin's.