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don't yon pet 0 three barrels ?" "Oh:" 111°u'l'
'Whitney will leave a good many thine,
speteitei the pe-tal ‘. we ne • . Creamery department tl
. the uward of the t•ansportati 11 con. am Lott 113111P.1 ablve, for co :sit er
1 would les loeieg my 1010 and s tit with 1;k7 liars for year 1888 acconntS, de- Mr. GeO. Kitithy rece s.e4 n
lotto's Anti 1.. not Ip• Imo
for Moonshot, Die eleiree, 111 releeteted
sett et mit e
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for 11114 13110800$0. tO 301 11 11011. Ili 1 11o, 1HY rePly. "I weal I ruin my lend." " Ilpam'cw;
to eeve
til 10 311 1'
11,03, no great questione pendeig, the eel.); en. thou . it. per Imre, the, beton to
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ents ttor. von that yen will not. g• treble .alynt, A 13 jAc4f.2
" 1 earth Sow wn• n the gram le ,
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I i 100(13 our neM; 1.1 or1,01.o; .1. nt.) three or i,niv int.h.,, lm, do wd.
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Loco' . Thie Offie e . ,,
Loettl -Ala!, ( i 00,1. • iii their aintaff, /..i wee .01130 might 1,3. eellow it. By tieing the tononnt of Bak
Local -Ceti. Thomson.
Alorteage Sale- A. limiter. feefeee tee ev foe eel 113.'110.1 pl.rVetV 1,0,4 olo101 Wo J 1
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Abstract of School Monies. and is making en effort 10 dispose of HOW it any ;into brei the 4491 wait
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Drove alid Books • J. Tolbert l'eete: r. the current Imsiness pos.441,I '11,11,1 it is alma' and eow nu the suftw. Steel flown I "
lead that there are reelareebly few mAirythitig 71.114 you have good ' RECEIPTS.
Anetiot; Sale- N, tete elitet. trotien. Pewit ef the Seoretariee seem not hear tei novel ahem rutimut faritte,
Straeleen 111,e. inibne e. desire to leeve 1 tieeri to knell 10 In 01 MO 31110,1 0111101 thr .11014401110
ra3003•33t,,H.ntax,335331331101333013,114331.13.33/.3,313.0.0332 mate" ,,1 Anteeem rutting ttee I ;Tee, in tie, fee mule and a good To balance forward leet audit. ,$ lilt 11
‘11 ; fine fumble te plough in. If yon
1' cwant to yellow en old 'immure or °refuted,
coat 01 manure to plou4 under, Walt a
•
departineute, fine tho atmoapliere each
1 1,11 5 5C1S,i 0 51 ossurnitm definite tinge of 011.310•
taney.
I give a light manuring on the top in the
- In the State clereatment the wheel,
II;11).11". 31.111. 8, 1889. are running with tutuanal emootbnose, fall and on with Mu stdt in the spring,
fuel wiles yon uomo t • out your hay you
Seetetary Bayard having sueceeded to '
seenrina postponement of a, solutiof l will you have got another farm.
Gloatsm wired Thom. Gibson, ----------------------. „,811„, e „e, ! I am in favor of top -dressing, even thouge
M. V. in behalf of the eorporation oft. • 1
Tuesdity, otir unaeimoue dieapriroval 01
the 11 111 eehiltg for the formation of new
Countnie, Every M. P. P. for Huron
County bhould. speak their mind clearly
on thie grid, game of Listowol and Mt.
For. st. The t;dvf rnment will not
street:then themselves au iota, by passing
such lees h•gisletion. As MUllie11131-
ity ere ,etiAled with Miran Co. and
\riff tee ,1,,,111, Oilmen we will let Lis -
Mod lenoe.
Municipal grant inoludiug the
ekptirident to elovernment
from 1047 35-1 12
„ Government grunt 104 00
Non-residont fees 0 00
Local itseessment including
Grey and Morvie portions, 1800 08
$23115 25
F,13,Heal eYeek tiot ealanet
. iTalla :1;1. i Td. Iiii,
4Viki` 1,. ,1 ;;;,, ; ,, 7; 1: r... 11, ,
1
f:F•e)g ‘41:;,):;/
THE o:Lax:',i;WENU
41 111
:1":1'1 1,•1
Aelefeialt of ..loney to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perly, at
complihed, it is hoeedby a eonference ce CL Per Cont. Yoarly.
” Berlin „e„ ti„ tu,wee,„a,,,,, 1 expect you will be lying that I hat e1
Seer. af the cling' pr. pe•,0.1 by Mr.
IIsreast in hie 141 1 to anuma the nets le.
'
salt 0,1 the brain. Halt Will cum the 1
tion gets into WO' (411131 erder, The latest 1 Straight Loans wall privilege
wire worm. I have meen the effect of It. 1 EXPENDITURE.
dispatches from the 101,11M08, 3110 WS 11381
' A neighbor Of 111,1 ,11 0 , 033 '0 03131 1400 00 0 Ititt;, tug whet] millirud.
everything there is quiet and likely to re-
• • me NV Ma 110 W01131 no WItIl nts ran Wixom.
l../3?.' t ; "It By paid J. Shaw, l'rinelpel, sty$ 700 00 e . , 4 .•
mom so until, at least, the 0 mug • , , ,
1 Iii the fall the who worm htta 0 enmeee-
govermaeut here has been nude. In fact
ed in the middle of tho field end had
the outside world is at pose" so far 1.1.81110
eaten a large (111010 in it, I told him to
present tulministration of our mete ell•
FO MI I get a few barrel. ef Rola and sow
fairs is tameeri ed. Secretary Eudicott
. it heavy, awl make the groend white.
able has suoceeded in cle.trinfli things np
T11110 W30 .10 more worm there. It will
„ Mats am v, , „
Miss Richartlson, „ „ 300 co Apply to
Miss Abraham, „ „ 240 45 A. Hunter
Mies Taylor, „ „ 139 25 e
Miss Sayers, „ ,. 42 50 DiVision Court Clerk, Drum? s.
Miss Stevenson, „ ,, lie 80
1
• prevent rust on env green. I find than " " MdLaut'llinle " " •
pretty Well, although there aro StIl 01%0
. N SA.LE
or throe matters penditig, eettleinent of e J. Oliver, caretaker's ,. 90 00
.,tt't. I./ CT 0
a greet m my • of (Mr farmers say that 10 00
Nay y dee dedneet, there 3.1.'3 30.31 i'•`Y " 3.4 INA evel ealt. • " " \V. 11, 1‘1054, Ete0'..r10", --
white', however, is expected tete weak.
meny possibilities in the way of depart- When aelf• I limy 'retch tipsy put oe psr ' „ lutercist,
98 60
" Repaint and supplies,
mental actiou, but a is likely that :Air, aerie they say •t a burr.) "Who
Wilett I tell thorn Loos' unthine less now
tom 13 plat ic; 523115 25
I 1 r of an consequence beiug , wonder, welt,' 110 sow Tea than the
1 Rua E the undersigned 111811101)) 11 and.
• 1/Up/Men fee)
1
pOstaO4 for druPlvtters guile high enough ? Thus it is that the n.•We-giviug 410Y le,.'s•
which vet). likely be rodueed to , inittituton
' 1 1 i tr c
c'are that {00 1111.V0 extunined Ills books tions from the undersigned to sell by
or of school monies and find the scum on Weduesd.1.11., larch 1:1111, ISSN a
111`01.1 0 OUTItY.
and vouchers in the hands of the treasur- Public Auction on his Farm in Deemer&
The (,''3'1' (1 to i.trit , ties of the vatiOtt.i 1.1p.t0W11 detsatmeats
would thiuk if could see the PrePara- , IVroxear Mr. and 11Irs. l'attoo Ware J. X. S. Mare, et:m.111g 7 years, in feal to an un -
e, elEANT,, Aumr°11g. ported horse; 1 Horvyy Draught Iforse
made the recipieute of some handsome Colt, rising 3 years; 1 Homey Draught
.. ea the storm 1, I correct an ----------------, 9 rash on 1 0'1 1.000 P. 11. 0110111, the following valu-
able peppery, 3110. :_1 Heavy Draught
"I wonder what George Waishiegtoo .01eue zet their departure from
Baled at least owe in seeen days le pro
bably justifiable, as the eeisting syetoin is
liable to bo abused ; because it is difficult
to distinguish between bons fide news -
mote and mere advertising sheete, The
ineream in the ordiusay letter weight
from half an ennee to an ounce will be
gem:telly lipe to 40; fail nnbetly ran fill,1
any fault with the additioual precautions
which it is prOpOsed to provide for the de-
tection of letter thieves. But as the post-
al sy etetin is almost the only part of the
public eervieo from which the entire coin -
funnily derives advantage any inermwe (11
the postage rates, which is not absolutely
neceesary, be objected to.
Tim Montreal Witness says :—Ben -
Pullin Harrison became the President of
the United States ueder the shadow of
an umbrella, and, jedeeng from the tone
of his inaugural Dolan ss, he will not pass
from beneath the shadow of an umbrella
until he becomes plain Mr. Harrison
agaiu. He is said to be at heart ft tariff
reformer. If so, he Bade it nee. ssary to
shade 1110 TIOWS under the party umbrella
held fife the moment apparently by Mr.
Blaine. There i- trernendens differ -
mice 1.31.01.13:11 Preekteet Harrison's 11.1,13
elet litt'e essay on the Repnblican party
and Pr-sident Cleveland's analysis of
the position and renditions of tho coun-
try whose Chief Megistrato he W9.0. 11.1111
hi- courageous definitions et n, -11d u.
forme ; all tho differenee, in fact, +hat
there is between progress and (motion.
The foaming will be Pr, sident Harris.
on's Cabinet ; jamas G. Blaine, of Maine,
Secretary of State ; Win. Windom, of
Minneseta, Secretary of the Treasury ;
Redfield Proctor, 01 Vermont, Secretary
of War ; W. H. H. Miller, of Indiana,
Attorney General ; Jolla Wannamaker,
of rentisylvmia, Postmaster -General ;
Denial= r- Tracy, of New York, Sec-
retary of the Navy ; John W. Noble, of
Miesouri, Secretary of 1(10 Interior ; Jere -
1/1i..1 11 M. Rusk, ef Wieconsin, Secretary
of Agriculture.
Teets emelt we came into possession of
a very practical idol) ie the Temperance
queetion. It is e, eledge card headed
elemeressive 1 1' Inbiti,ot." The pledges
ars . eat 1 ,e .11 1 and full 01 0)0811-
(111 tool should les telt, 11 in hand by
eve,. frimid the eattes. Here they
ere ;-
111 I pleclao ifts.,ell to abstain from
treating any 1101'3011 er persons to cigars
or liquors of any 11)181. may be used
im a beverage, 011 10 anything sold over a
saleon counter. I also pledge myself
not to avospt any of the above from
01110135.
(2) I pledge myeelf to um my vote 0.1141
intinence to secure total Prohibition and
to withhold the same from any candidate
for munioipal or parliamentary seats
who will not pledge himself to support
prohibitory measures.
(3) I pledge myself to abstain from the
use of intoxicating liquors 80 a beverage.
These three steps omen a great ad-
vancement in fighting the Liquor Traffics
and their adoption would hasten its down
fall. With the absurd, expensive and
demoralizing treating system shut off,
meowed tempera noe representatives 11)
oar Houses of Parliament and holding
the reins of government in the respective
municipalities wo would have a leaverage
upon this Province that would shake old
King Alcohol to the very centre, of his
dominion. Temperance men and women
what do you think of the moveniont ?
If you have faith in it secure sons° pledge
cards, sign one yourself, mid go to work
with a vim.
331 tions that are being made to view the in-
augural proeeesion and know the prime
that are being paid in some cases for
choice places for which to view it?" re-
marked a well.known member of Con-
gress to & brother member, us the two
w, re riding to the capitol in a street ear
to -day.
"I am of Ufa opinion," atiswered the
member from the south, "0110.0 110 would.
think this was te very extravagant age."
ThiS nonrersation induced, your cortes•
pendent to investigate the matter aud
see whether ths statement that extrava-
gant rates were charged for good places
from which to view the procession was
correct. etopping befo e a building neer
the peace monument, in the windows of
which e lo.rge sign bearing the neerip
tion, "Windows for ;ea for Manse 4th,"
was displayed, I. assuming the bearing
of a millionaire as closely as 1 could,
boldly rang the bell, mid was ushered
Otto petinly furnished parlor. Tho
lauctlad:. soon entero.t and after a critical
examination, inquired if I wanted to rent
oily windows. tit on being iuforined that
suck was my intention, she commenced
to praise the fine view her windows af-
forded, and finished by stating that she
would rent the two for $50. It thus
seemed that the Congressman might be
right, but to apply another tost, au inquiry
was made as to the cost of two 151)5314.
3100)' front windows together with a bal-
cony, fortho. up the Avenue. 1 was told
that I could leave the use of them all day
for $150. A little further up the street
I found a regular agency for selling 10i11
.10310.
"This seems to be quite a business. ?" I
1('1111( ,'I0'1 to the meneger..
-Yes, and a very profitable ono while
it Loos," was the rejoiner, "the only
difficulty being to dispose of them before
the 40h. I have lots of regimes for win.
down and pieces on balconies, but the,
people wen't pay for outside seats until
the day arrives for fear it Will storm and
make the seats on the balconies, use -
"What is the price of windows?"
"AR the way from $10 1.0 a 11100
piece," was the answer. "Some 'vim
persons, however, have erected a mina-
ture stated at each 'window anl readily
sell the seats at 115 each. We have plenty
of seats, however, on the several 00 ,1140
that we eau let you have from $11 each to
e. dollar a seat. Should the day bo fine
every soot will be sold,"
Many stands for private itidividuels
and firms in front of their places Of butt-
ness are daily going up and Architect
Bratty, of the building inepeetor'S offiee,
kept busy writing permits. It is es-
timated that tho public stands 10111 11')
commodate 20,000 people.
SALT AS 311.t.1801e.t.
Tho Grand Trunk ferry beet Transit,
which has been lying at the Grand Trunk
clock, Windsor, for Brune time woe dis-
covered to be -(111 fire on Mon'iley night
about 11 o'clock. Nothing could be clone
to (MVO 1101 Mid 13110 b1.1111‘3c1 to the water's as tho dogs were not only unhurt, hut
edge. Tho loss is 1115,000; thought to be soil and stiff clay. Jr you want to make seemed to enjoy the fun ea keenly at the
insured. Tho Traneit has not been in sum of a, good catch of grime, on with bipeds preamit, 8.00 011001)' 11 10 not creel-
oommision for sometimopast, tho (trend your wagon and sow seven hundred and ty 00331110 0111' fonr-footod friends little
Trunk having bean trying to soli lier. fifty pounds per acre of salt and 7 assuve recreation Mien hi a while.
pre.ents. Mr. Patton got a handsome
gold -headed cane, nicely engraved, and
Mrs. Patton got a Biller 0131 Ci. receiver.
eheritl Gibbon- gave a dinner at the
British Exchange, Goeterieli, last Thurs-
day evening, at width many of the ,ev.d-
ing men In the town were present. After
the disposal of an excellent bill of fare,
tenets and songs were introduced ond
lasted. till the party separated.
11. Clucas, of Goderich, traveller for
the William JOhns,n paint company of
Montreal, had a narrow escape from
beieg caught in the terrible railway acci-
dent at St. George. He 030213 on the
train from Loudon, but, 0.0 410031 luck had
it, got oft at Paris, seven miles from the
seem; of the aceident, to call upon 14
006101TM.
About twenty five of the employees of
the late lirni of *unwell & Pickard, of
Exete• , surpri ed Mr. H31.111W0 1, the re
-
thine partner, rho other eve& ng and
presented him with a handsomely illum-
inated cogroesed address, beautifully
framed. A very pleasant ereuing 0,30
spout, many of those present not having
met one another for yeare.
Monday the oitixens of Exeter were
throsvo into a flutter of excitement on
learning that the wife of Edward Gill,
one of Chet most respected eitizene, had
committed suicide by hanging herself.
It appt ars that her husbend got up early
in the morning aud partook of breakfast
by himself, as usual, and then proceeded
to his work, She afterwards arose and
dressed, dressed the young boy, and sent
him to her si-tor's with some milk, tell-
ing him to remain there until Ids pa WWI
coming home to dinner. The husband
took the boy home with him and on
entering found the house empty. At
,,nos the man began to look around, and
00 goingout notified the barn door was
not olosed. Upon closer examination he
found it was tied 00 the inside. He at
once broke the string, and to his astonish-
ment found the lifeless form of his wife
suspended from a rope which was tied
to a rail strung heroes two beams in the
barn. 175 at once seemed aid and out
the body down. Medical aid was sem-
moned, but the doctor proimunced teat
death heel taken place two or three hours
before. No cause can bo assigned for
the rash 0101 except insanity, as she was
subject to such, having spent some
montes about; five or six years ego in tho
fowl= at "tendon,
pea, mead Before n Meeting or Dtrure
Farmers.
The following paper was read before
Division Grange'No, 32, of Bruce County,
at a recent meeting by Jas. McBotith, of
Eden Grove
51 00 now the sowed time I have come
before you on this question of salt for
artificial manuring. The first time 1
laid my experience before you, you were
in doubts if salt would pay es a manure.
I hope by this time you have got over all
your doubts and are 001041 0011 freely, 1
have been using salt now over twenty.
five years and with good mimes. I
commenced in early days with a fow
pailfuls, and from one hundred to seven
hundred and fifty pounds per Dore I ant
now using on virgin soil. Two I1n3th100
hundred pounds per Mere is good salting.
When I began to work up the soil and
plough deep had nearly lost faith in
the two and throe hundred pounds per
were, and I commenced to add hundred
by hundred to the acre, till I reached
seven hundred and fifty pounds per eon,
with good results, On now land two
and three hundred pounds per aore is
suffielent, but old land requires nearly
three times that amount There ie not a
fawner in the County of :Bruce nor id the
Province that holds ono hariclred acres of
land but requires OM carload of nalt, 0,0a
it would pay him well. I prefer clime
salt. When ie deer of dirt it does not
bind in lumps and you do not cheat the
land arid thorn in not =oh hard work in
sowing it, Cat live or six bags in the
Wagon at time, aud proporbag the
back 01 0110 rig and a chair for youreelf
to 0(1 on and ft boy driving tho rig, and
commence with the two Ilan& throwing
hand over hand and you can HOW thirty
aeres in a day. Salt suite all soils. I
have had experience with loam, sandy
G0.10140'1 torrespondent
saye ;.---"Duriug the past two months a
„fe eumbee of doge have been traine'l
to draw shelges, and so well ba-, the plan
been conducted that many of our amino
mhubitams have retched 0. 3050 To'
test the merits of the flyers Messrs. Mur -
"Lick, 7013001113311, W. Swanson and A.
Pridliam offered mixes for a once-round-
the-squere run led, Friday fa-terms:a
108 hours before the time for etartieg
temple began to gather, and at the corn-
menuement of the racing tat least eighteen
hundred patrons were present. Tho first
match was for 14 811761' trophy, one-third
of a mile, eight starters. Alto- three
false attompte a pretty oven start was
made. Hero the fun commenced, the
onlookers cheering wildly as the animals
wore getting op speed. At the oorner of
West streot the leading dog grabbed his
neighbor when attempting to pass by,
8011 111 loss time that 51 takes to Write it
two others had jollied in the circus. The
drivers, however, were on the alert, and
each seizing his own animal's waggiog
protuberanu held nntil the canine X
was dissolved. The running was again
oontinued, the °homing 09 41115 people and
gesticulations of the drivers being some-
thing immense, The winning post was
reached in the following order:
let, ItfoL owl's Sport, nod , carrying 102 Thu
Ond, It lue tt's Bob, yrs., carrying 110 lbs.
Ord, lifotio,d's Cloillo,3 yrs, carrying 116 lbs.
In the second raoe there wore seven
etartere, an even send off being merle.
The running in this Match was greatly
interfered with by tho driver of a sleigh
who pessell between the Contestants, his
action causing a friendly bout between
two of tho best runners, After a keen
mutest the winning poet; VMS 110011104 in
the followheg order :
3.041,51arenual 111-0b12700., nit lbs.
2int,lif oTyor'S Maw, 4 yre., 101 lbs.
rird, Walloon's Cold 1412(1(3,15315, 1051110,
The general interest taken in the roces
would 000111 to show that dog taeing will
b3061110 MO of one leading sports. It is
teme that there woro 0, few persons twee -
mit alto Fetid that cruelty to oedemas was
01101 13(0111(15 feature at the occasiot, but
our oheervatione 10010 all MO other way,
GOOD 1\TEWO
Mare Colt, rising 2 years ; 1 Heavy
Wil,110.110 1..1111111 •
.1, bat he 41in .., 111 1 44;
itt ' •
\‘'11,,,,.0.1s,
mule 3., C1r.lr,
1 let • peewit:1'
1 melte • ;1peeteity
A Cal• 44•,e,o,
Stmel Nrea 1.1M lin
Draught Fall Colt; 1 Driving Colt, rising
3 years, by "Kentucky Star" ; 1 Span
Mules; 3 0041.11, SlappOeefl 112 calf; 2
TO THE A FPLICTEDsuProsed in aalf ; 6 Steers rising
2 yews 1 1 Heifer rising 2 years ; 1 Bull
tieing 2 years ; 1 Bell rlsisg 1 year ;
Calves; 9 Leicester )(wee ; 1 Leicester
Ilam ; 1 Bradley Beeper; 1 Warrior
Mower; 1 Hoosier Seed ; 1 Land
roller; 1 Set iron Herrows ; 2 Ohilled
Plows; 3 General purpose Plows; 1 (Gray)
iron Plow; 1 Gaug Plow ; 1 Hand turnip
drill ; 1 Hand grass seed sower; 1 Straw
outter ; 1 Turnip cutter; 1 Grain chop-
per ; 1 Sack; 1 Stunming machine; 1
Lumber wagon; 1 Market VAlgou ; 1 Bug-
gy, Polo and Shafts ; 2 Sees Bob -sleigh' ;
1 Cutter ; 2 Fanning 1111115 ; 1 Grain
cradle ; 1 Hay rack; 0 Seto double liar -
nese; 2 Sets light Harness ; '2 Saddles ;
1,000 lb. Scalee; 3 Bee hives ; Chains,
Forks, Shevele, Scythee, Mi. Sale with-
out res,rve MB the proprietor has rented
hie farm. TE1010.—All Rural et andunder
05 cash ; °Vol: that amount 10 months
°myth will be given on 11u'121-hing approv-
ed joint notes. 7 per cent. per annum off
for cash on media amounts.
0E0. KIRKBY, 7,7). '1INECIITEL,
Areaameenzt. Peomorreit.
No family who knowe the pewee of
----2:3A11:111F2
Pain Exterminator
will bo without it in their house. They
know it to be a family physician. It is
both an internal and exteturd remedy.
Pain cannot remain where it is properly
applied. The lsme who have used crotch-
es from 2 to 19 years have thrown them
away by the use of it. References can
be given that different blind persona have
had their sight restored to them by the
000 01 it when the optic nerve was not
injured. 51 10 good for inflammatory and
chronic rheumatism, gall stones, neural-
gia, toothaobo, coughs and colds, earache
and all other aches and pains. 1'1111'1.
CEN u.s. Sold by druggists and coun-
try merchants. _Prepared and sold whole-
sale by eitiernee, 'Oa Park
Street, South, Hamilton, Ont. n33.4111
eitblie ovate:illy
liliteltentith
iog
•• Ale rotor.
. lit, anti frini ere
1.1::ecated.
iorso4shoettig.
• thenenil,r
111111.
S. P I u rn,
11 1.: / ALA K
Mt001 r IT • I:,. smeis
ANDREW CURRIE. PROPRIETOR,
mears33=33333.33..-.333=1.3=33t=
csh it Al ea Is
Of the host Iputlity alwaNs 1131.1 /aid 13
IIV111111 In ant .part 'Coo vilni‘go ['roe 01
cluirgo,
7,1015 wiry f avntabin.
eg to Annoro,noe that their
&TARE -
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FA.NOY DRY - GOODS
FAT CATTLE WA,NITED!
Per wttlelz the di git Le 101101 p will
he 1.441.
I (1120 innten 3 no0pt1141 of buying
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Don't for,et the 141444o, noxt *loop to
noteller's.Towo!r: Sioio. A. CORMS.
Is now Corning Rapidly forward and in a
Great many Lines Complete..
EXTRA VALUE in Cottons, Cottonades and Cotton Shirtings.
These lines WOTO bought before the advance in prices /Ind WC pro-
pose to give (Mr Customers the benefits.
NEW DRESS .GOODS and the latest noveltiei in trimmings to
matelt.
SOMETHING NEW' for Spring Mantles and Jackets.
SUITS made to order. Gents' furnishings. The newest styles
ii the market in. Gents' FELT and FUR HATS.
A MAGNIFICENT stock or Cooper & Smith's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
hots for the Bazaar Patton
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Thanking 0011"nt-L=1'0ns Customers for past favors and. .solielting
a continuance of the same, beg to say that we sitall rniloavor to
serve .yon .cveb1 better than in the past,.
1PAITHFULLY. YOURS,
A Splendid Stock of tfotso Blan-
kets, Halters, Whips, &e.,
&C., on Hand.
Our Collars always
Give Satisfaction,'
1 lead the van in giving good
value in
Trunks, Valises,
Satchcls, Etc.
141 you want a sot of Lmur or
HAnusss, or if you want
Pieentiri ng done Call in 033111 Ste Us.
H. DENNIS.
W FIRM.
The nnilyrsignoti aesito to la -
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t/011 011111 they have bought
out the
BLACKSNITHING BUSINESS
of Mr,. Roux. MAI:rum (Next 1oor
to 31r..10/11/ Ir. n 10' s I l'ullon Skop,
and they are prepared to attend
to the N‘ ants of all favoring Hann
with their patronage.
All Kinds of glacksmithing
Work Done,
and SATISIoACTION GUA11411111THD.
We make a Specialty of
Horseshoeing,
GIVE US A CALL.
'Roberts & Jeffersmi.
Brilliant
Durable
Economical !
Diamond Dyes excel all others
in Strength, Purity and Fastness,
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inferior
materials, and give poor, weak,
crocky colors, To be sure of
success, use only the DIAMOND
DYES for coloring Dresses, Stock-
ings, Yarns, Carpets, Feathers,
Ribbons, &c., &c. We warrant
them to color more goods, pack-
age for package, than any other
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Ask
for the Diamond and take no other.
A Dross Dycti )
A Coat Colored it, 10
Garments Renewed
A Child can use them!
itt Dug/gists see Merck:tuts, Dyer IloOr. ftee.
34. ro cm WELLS, RICIIAROSON & 'Car
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