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We defy, either in the city or country, a Store that is selling Goods to the public to -day
Prices than we are offering them to our customers and the people. We buy in quantities and at a price that no house doing business ill the regular way can touch
Do not be mislead by persons claiming to pay cash for all the goods they handy and are able togiveyou greater advantages than we can. Na House in
position to take advantage of the markets and place goods before you at Bankrupt .1 rices but ourself es. We are placing goods balers you Nought at OOe70e,
dollar while other houses are paying regular prices, so judge for yourselves who can sell the Cheapest .,
Trusting to have the opportunity of comparing our prices with any opposition that claims lower prices, we are
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New Advertisements
Lo ale e, Veal.
Istat B. Cerre'.
StrLyed---:1, e. Les e,,.
Loathe -Adam thole
Wool--Ilobt Grah Lt .
Locals -Ii. Leniherdalc.
Allan Lina -\V. 1I. Herr.
Lural --W. 11. t.t:raL'ktil.
Wool teaurtd 11. B. Brook.
Caw al:teed-Duncan Taylor.
Goo nL,t+'s_-A. II. Hermiston.
Geeeehe• vies -G. A. Dentinal.
Corot of Revision -F. S..Seott.
Con: r e.f ha:,..iu.: Spouts°.
Iltasset$ '410.5t
FR/D).1 Y, Mel Y 17, 1889.
Ter, cigarette must go. The Michigan
Hou.;_ ted Representatives has passed a
bill which prohibits the menufaoture or
sale : of only of cigarutes, but cigarette
pap -r, under a eenalty of a fine of not
less then 925 no more then 9100, or Om-
prisourneut for les:: than ton days nor
more than niuety days, or both. Mr.
Jackson, tho promoter of the bill, made
anelaborate report of the result of • our
corn e r edeuce with e. large number of
teachers end physicians, concerniug the
injurious effects of eig;ieette smoking.
The es, sly of these men agrees, says
the resort, that the effems upon the
young ie to stunt their growth, benumb
their ii.ot:;l feeulties and weaken the
action of tho heart. -Each nee.
Is this issue of Tan Powr considerable
space is devoted to the very important
branch of farming viz. dairyiug, both in
reference to butter and she -se. We
think. the butter ntekers of this eeetion
are particular, as a rule, and endeavor to
present a No. 1 article to the purchaser
but that cannot be said of all and ono of
the best ways to remedy this ;natter is to
study where the defect is and then the
merchants or buyers should grade the
butter so that bad bettor will not cam.
mond as good a price as the best. '1 he
articles given in our columns on this s'ib-
jeot are from reliable men who speak
with authority after many years of prac-
tical experience and the careful perusal
of them should do those interested no
small amouut of good.
TAE people of the Northwest aro cry-
ing out against the present policy of the
Dominion government, which permits
beer to be sold in the territories but
prohibits its manufacture there. The
Macleod Gazette says hat in various
towns throughout the Northwest, brewer.
ies have been shut down by the inland
revenue officers, and their proprietors
ordered not to brew any more beer.
Many of these breweries have been run-
ning wing for years, and have been engaged in
the m.mafacture of what is supposed to
be non.intcxicaling beer. No mum is
essigne1 for this course by the govern-
ment, and it is charged that the beer now
sold iu the territories under Mr, Royal',
permits is manufactured in Milwaukee,
Does semoborly high in authority get a
commission upon all the beer sold in the
Northwest ?
Allowing eu increase of a half ounce
in weight 111 an ordinary lett ,r is. no par-
tienl'tr advantage as the teas of thousands
of lettere written by business men nee of
the briefest cliarauter, Of ',nose the
young rude and his best .girl nuts save -un
ecce. -i _- tit co cent -Innnp in tli' tissns-
tnissiou of thoir benne y freighted epistles,
but otherwise the change is of very little
ilea, Ifad the rate been reduced to two
ces, s, the same a- in the 'tTuited States,
the i'ostoliiee enthoritiea rotild be de.
serving of praise as it would mean a
caving of e, good many dnllevm to a busi-
nose man in a year. Then the tacking
on of three cocas extra ou the registration
fee is nothing, as far as we can under-
stand it, but n grab game, ea no better
security is offered to persons sending the
money than under the old rate. It is
backward, blindfold legislation, for which
the people of Canada have no use. The
Postmaster General has reared a menu -
meat for himself by the changes which
came Otto force last week. We pay for
it, however.
Wo believe in progressive legislation,
more particularly when it is of such a
character as to prove beneficial to all
Masses and creeds. Tho lately appointed
Postmaster General lute got in his work
in a hurry and has signalised his reign
by several changes, among which are the
following
The rate of postage upon letters posted
in Canada, addressed to places within the
Dominion or in the united States, will
be 3 cents per ounce instead of 8 oentd
per half ounce as heretofore,
Upon drop -letters posted at an office
from which letters aro delivered by letter
Carriers, the postage rate will be 2 cants
per ounce instead of 1 cent per half
ounce. The rate of postage upon drop•
lettere, except in the cities where free
delivery has by letter carriers been estab-
llalled, will be 1 cent per ounce,
The fee for the regiatretim of e letter
or other article of mail matter will lin five
Cents upon all classes of corresponrience
passing within the Dominion. For the
present and until further inotsucbed the
regietrationfee may be prepaid by using
the n -Cent registration damp. and postage
tags
t0 tnalte Up t11U amount,
Letters insufficiently prepaid will be
charged double tho'dofloionoy, as hereto.
ford, provided at least a partial pro.pay-
ment has been made. Letters pouted
wholiy unpaid will be sent to the deed
letter office for return to the writer,
TnE paper Med in the Supreme Court
of lfontreal by the Mail's attorneys, as
the preliminary pleas of defence in the
notion for libel brought against that
journal by the society of Jesuits, is en in-
toreating document. The position taken
is a bald one. The corporate standing of
the society 15 ebailengcd on the ground
that the Provincial Act incorporating it
was ultra rim of that Legislature ; and
that all the members of the Society in the
Province ere, in virtu, of the laws of tho
British Empire, absolntoly without civil
rigltte ; that the rules of the Society,
blurting upon its members from holding
property ; that fie objeate aro extra pro-
vincial, its constitution and nim, incom-
patable with the Constitution of the Pro-
vince and of the Dominion, eta. Il issue
can be fairly joined on these points, the
discussion and decision cannot help to
make the trial memorable in Canadian
history. Even should these preliminmv
objections be set aside, and the issue
joined at once on the merits of the case
touching the alleged libel, the trial will
still bid fair to become famous by reason
of the inquest held and evidence adduced
touching the tenets and practice's of the
muob maligned or very infamous Jesuits.
-The Waok.
Huron County.
Hugh Grieve has sold his hundred -acro
farm near Seaforth to R. Common for
48,500.
The Grand Orange Loclge of British
America will meet in Coderich on the
2811 Met.
Fronk Ruse, of Exeter, has been ap-
pointed leader of the First Presbyterian
Church aboir in St. Marys.
The Londesboro Creamery commenced
operations on the 1611 May, and uuder
tho able management of John Hannah.
The vote on the question "For the
organ" or "Against the organ" in Willis
cburoh, Clinton, stood 04 for and 42
against.
Mr. Roth, who has been agent at Clin-
ton for some time for O,trling's brewery,
expects to go to Winnipeg. Wellington
Fisher takes his position.
Exeter has formed a Board of Trade,
The following officers were elected for the
current year : Pres., R. H. Archer ; Sec.,
E. Roberts ; Treas., B. S. O'Neil.
The grooere of Clinton have made ar-
rangements to close their places of busi-
ness during the summer months at half.
past coven every evening, moot Satur-
day.
D. McCuaig, of Clinton, the other day
completed a shipment of seventy carloads
of elm timber secured in this section
during the past winter. The timber was
shipped to Point Levis.
The Bishop of Huron has appointed
Rev. H. A. Thomas, of Blyth, to bo
locum trnena, in the Parish of Warwick,
for Rev. Rural Dean Hyland, who has
obtained leave of absence for a year,
Westfield LO.G.T., East Wawanosh, is
agitating a grand pionio to be held there
ore long. A grand program will be given
by eight separate lodges. Speakers from
Toronto and brgss band from Goderich,
Ileputy-reeve Manning, of Clinton, le
spoken of as a possible candidata in the
interest of the Reform party in West
Hnrou, when Hon. A, M, ]toss stops down
and out -ao says tlte, Clinton News-Rec.
ord.
The Seaforth Mechanics' Instituto has
Chosen the following officers ; Dr, Camp-
bell, Pre:Admit ; James Craig, Yiee•Presi-
dent ; F. Ilohneetead, Treasurer ; Wm,
Moore, booming and Librarian ; John
Darwin, Assistant Secretary.
A yotaitf wotuan uanrc,l Rose Mooney,
whose habit, and reputation for the past
ten or eleven years loam been anything
but good, wan found head in bed at her
inotltm t"e place in Lueknow t+tt Wednes-
day morning of last week. Itis rnusored
that she had taken an overdosoof 'btud-
allam cltlring the night, -
F. Metcalf, of Blyth, ono of the repro-
sentativme of the Grand Lodge of Canada,
of the I. 0, G. T:, gees to Chicago 10 at-
tend the Right Worthy 'Greed Lodge of
the world. The session opens en May 2,e,
and will lust abont two weeks.
C. A, liartt, of Clinton, lost n number
of valuable legal papers, by the accident
errs Iinmil ten a foss* days s;o. 'Cu•.
=one the mail matter that was burned.
A registered letter forwarded by Menniug
d; Scott was also burned.
The ordination and induction services
of Rev. Mr. Anderson, B.A., intotbe pas-
torate of the oougrogations of St. Helens
and Last 1Vawanosh, took place in Calvin
church, St. Helens, on Monday evening,
May 13. After the induction e, tea -meet-
ing was held, nhon addresses were de-
livered by several of tho leading local
clergy and others.
A severe thunderstorm pawed over
Exeter about noon Friday. The dwell -
lug house of Isaao Handford was struck
by lightning, the chimney was totally
wreaked and the floor and carpet were
torn up. Alfred Allen, market gardener,
who was about ten rods from Handford's
house, was knocked down, but was not
hurt much. The barn of Sanders S Har-
vey, about six miles out in Stephen
township, was also struck and was burnt,
with about 600 bushels of oats and 300
leushols of barley. Insured in the IIay
& Stephen Mutual Co.
The MoKillop township ammo? has
completed the roll, the best ever made yet,
and the following items may be of interest
to the ratepayers :-310. of acres assessed,
12,07'e, valued at 131,799,705, and income
and personal +xle00. 13xemntions for
school 5i acres, for churches 31} acres,
burial grounds 8 , acres, and three ehnrebe,
there are ro exemptieue mado for. There
aro 3,860 days statute labor, 323 doge,
8668 acres of fall wheat, 3003 persona,
815 children between 5 and 16 years of
age, 5603 cattle, 1 ass, 0020 sheep, 1088
hogs, 1768 horses, 10 steam boilers for
mills and machinery.
At the Blyth Council mooting Frank
Metcalf, chairman of the School Board,
accompanied. by his companions in labor,
was present, to urge upon the council the
necessity of doing something in the mat-
ter of searing additional school accom-
modation. N. H. Young, Secretary, pre-
sented a lot of statistics bearing on the
question, inoluding e. letter from the in-
spector, urging that an additional teacher
be secured, or eleo adopt the half day
system. A report presented showed the
average attendance for the past four years
in the junior department to be about
eighty, at least thirty too many for one
teacher.
Water in Lake Huron is two feet or
more lower than usual at this time of the
year. It is three inches lower than last
spring, and the lowest record for fifteen
years. Vessel men anticipate difficulty
at points where there has been just suffic-
ient water hitherto for vessels of deep
drareht, Either heavy draught vessels
must load light or be lightened over these
points. In either case the loss to ship-
ping will be serious. It ie stated 1 tat
the water of the lakes decreases for seven
years and then increases for the same
length of time, and that ibis year is the
last of seven in which there has been a
decrease. Tops of boulders can be seen
off the shore at Stoney Island that have
not been uncovered for over thirty years.
Perth County.
Dolton se Sona, of the Stratford Woolen
Mills, have just aonciuded the purchase
of the Mitchell Woolen Mill lately owned
by D. R. Dorman.
The barn of George McKenzie, of West
Sorra, was burnt to the ground, the fire,
it ie supposed, being caused by lightning.
The stable was saved with diflioulty.
The Stratford herald says :-A spot-
ted snake was killed near the Bank of
Montreal on Monday, It was left on the
corner and 17 trepan who saw it aro
supposed to be running yet.
A truthful farmer told a efbizen the
other day that the eleotric light in Strat-
ford did away with the necessity of his
using a lantern when going to the barn
in the nighb. Ho lives three miles out.
The question of buying a new organ for
the Home Memorial oltumb, Stratford,
having been left to a oommittee, it has
been decided that it is desirable to pur-
chase a now pipe organ. The church
also is to bo repaired, and 11 and the
grounds are going to 50110tve a ream
vati
lbug.s Mitchell meyorality law. suit,
Dougherty v. Maclay, has been ended
by Judge Woods accepting the reaigna.
tion +,1 Mr. Maclay as Mayor of Miteholl.
Itis likely, says the Advertiser, that
each man will have to foot the bill for
his own costa, which will bo about 3500
to Dougherty and 000 to Maclay,
A funny case came up at the Stratford
Police Court, Richard MoArdel appear.
ed before the beak, charged by Donald
Quinlan withiusing threateninglanguage.
The gist of the ovitlence was that McA.rdel
has maid he "could Bell a whole black-
smith shop full of fellows like (Quinlan"
The fuel blacksmith shop not having bean
on band at the time the utngietrnte die.
missed the case.
During the last tlmncleratnt n `.aq
house o. David Kennedy, of the third
coneee,ion of Downie, was strack by
lightning and set on fire: The alts 31rlcity
teciclad the ohfmney and from that glid-
ed along the riilga.board, evitenee 'it die.
'appeared into tho roof, loaning a row of
torn ehingloa.to mark its path. The fire
was oxtinguiebed with trifling lofts, cover-
t od by insurance in the Downie Mutual,
S. R. Hasson, M. P., has been inform-
ed that 91,000 have beets set anal fir
the repair of the etratford drill shod.
Samuel Redman, of the township of
Ialen::baad was relieve, of 1;107 while
driving beats e- n St, llarye and Stratford
with a young t„lloty named MaokStewart,
of the former place, and who was forme--
ly :t hostler in lir a ^h,fric tb ,• Au
ieforinatioa was sworn out against Stew.
art and nosy both lie dad rho motley aro
missing.
A slander enc from St. Marys teas
tried on Wednesday at the London
assizes. The plaintiff llrs. Henry was
given 467 damages. She claimed 32000,
the suit being based on stories alleged to
hove been told by Richard T. Gilpin
about her. They related to the burning
of hor plane of business and insinuated
that the had sot it on fire,
The caw -mill of John Loilgowey, seven
and a half miles north of Mitchell in
Logan township, was burned on Friday
morning last. Che loss is total, and the
machinery is useless except for old iron,
Mr. Lo leeway's loss is fully 33,000 with
only 31,000 iusuranoe, 3500 in the Perth
Mutual, and 3300 in the Waterloo Mau -
al. The cause of the lire is unknown.
Sir Alexander Campbell, the Lienton.
aut.Geveruor, has accepted for Miss
Marjorie Campbell and himself the in-
vitatioi, of the Hospital Trust Committee
to become the patrons of the entertain
moats to bo given in Stratford on June
6 by Capt. Clarke' of Guelph, and his
cadets. Acoompaayiug his acceptance
Sir Alexander forwarded a cheque
towards the hospital fund.
At a meeting of tiro llxeoativo Com•
mittee of the Western district of the
Canadian Lacrosse Association hold in
Stratford the following schedule of „aures
was adopted ;--May 24, Stratford at St.
Marys ; June 4, St. Marys at Seaforth ;
June 21, St. Marys at Stratford; July 1,
Seaforth at Stratford; July 12, Seaforth
at St. Marys; July 19, Stratford at Sea -
forth ; July 30, Ss, Marys at Seaforth;
August !h, Sasfor+h at Stratford ; August
12, St. Marys at Stratford; August 22,
Stratford at St. Marys; August 29, Sea -
forth at St. Marys ; Sept 8, Stra ford at
Seaforth. A rule was adopted allowing
each club to tape its own gate receipts,
the visiting club to pay its own expenses.
The home club is to pay the acting of-
ficial referee 82 and expenses, and oaoh
olub is to play two ]tome games during
the season.
Grey.
Miss Celia Calder has gone to Mani•
soba on a visit.
Thos. Whitfield and wife aro visiting
friends in Sanlao Co., Michigan.
Mies Jessie Robertson, 9th con., has
gone to Saginaw City this weak where
she will make her home for some time.
Metiers. Reid, Calder and Hodgson, of
England, aro visiting at Thos. Calder's
for a few weeks.
Court of Revision and Council mooting
will be held at 'Peek's hotel, Oranbrook,
on Monday, May 2711, commencing at 10
o"cloche, a. m.
Mies Berrie Bishop has gone on a visit
to friends in the southern part of the
County with the hope of improving her
health which has not bean good for some
titne.
Mrs. L. W. Panabaker, 12th can., is on
the sink Het and her condition causes
anxiety to her friends. It is a lung
trouble with indications of consump-
tion.
James and Alex. McDougall left for
Niche, Dakota, a few weeks ago. They
purpose farming and as they are both
hard working boys they will get along all
115111
Mrs. T. B. Hill, who was visiting rel,
ativoe here for the past three weeks, loft
on Thursday noon train for Toronto, from
which point the will go to Regina, N.W.
T., to ficin her husband, who fs residing
there,
A oorrespoudent to the Algoma Aare.
este writes from Day Mills ; L'Wo being
1Honda of W. D. Hill, of Brusaele, On-
tario, were sorry to hear of the demise of
the above-mentioned person, but agree
ably surprised to learn that W, D, has
risen again, and has favored hie friends
in that village with a piece of music at
a recent entertainment."
The Nommen, (Man.) Register of May
10th says of Mrs. Walter Govenloolt, a
former resident of this township; -lire,
W, Govenlook, olio lives about three
miles east of the town, dropped dead as
she was passing out of her own door on
Wednesday evening. Site had taken
supper au usual and was going about her
aocnstomed duties svlten death so sudden-
ly overcool. her. Heart disease is sup-
posed to have been rho cause.
The attendance at the Sabbath School
in S. 9, No. 8 is good, and over 311 has
been oollected for getting papers, loason
leaves and an addition to the library of
the sohool. Jas. McNair, jle, of the 14th
eon„ ham lately been added to the staff
of extollers, mud so ler has proved him.
self able to fill the position well. Taking
internee he Sabbath School work always
benefits one. II does good to both
teachers and piffle.
]Rev, Mr. Logoar preached in Knox
church, Craubrook, haat ,"5undayforenooit,
taking as his tent tho nmatnphor,"For
the Lord God is a sou," which le pax, of
the lltit verso in the teltlt Psalm. Tho
sermon was able, iftterestiog and in.
steuotive, the many points of oompgrison
implied by the text wore well brought
out and explained. Reference also vas
made to othee striking and appropriate
terms treed its the Bible to rapt'eeent the
oharaetor of the Deity, thole ata rock, it
HATS9
at Lower
our prices.
Brussels is in a
and 70e on the
consuming fire, a shield and Mel) tower,
oto. It was it fide day end there mac a
loo eo attendance of the uoegr geotlon.
1'bc Fstueni (leerier., (N,ebr;islia) sera
of a former resident of this t rwnship :-
Meerut- -•lhcliewei.c.-Aa the liouto of
- tete bride's parents, in frontier
county. Neb., A•a•il 12th 18,49, Mr.
Lui.L,i tl
...lies: Hood 1liss .liouto
il[<:Llwai❑ weer-• united in wedlock by
the Rev. W. Wcolmen •amid it large
company of friends.
Ilappy Jerry and his lovely bride were
esc trte:t over the bomnlary lino by Miss
Mina Whitman end Joseph Tillots ,n.
Minty valuable and useful presents were
made, and at the ennelimon of a bounti-
ful supper the ecmpauy cn,oyed them -
Selves in various diversions. Jerry
brought hie bride to the cosy ltetne one
Mile south of Fortnum wi.ere we sincere-
ly hope their lives may prove them,
"Two souls with but a single thought, two
hearts which boat as one,"
Samek, ---Last Monday evening a Sab-
bath School social was hold in Whitfield's
churoln, 12th con. A ltheataaut time was
enjoyed although the attendance was
Dot nearly as large a» it should have
Won. After refresh/nods had been dis-
pensed the following program was pre-
sented, Rev. J. II. Uyke, pester, in the
chair Chorus, "Tho Kinds Highway,"
Ethel choir ; recitation, 0. Buttery ;
solo, "The Model Chureli," Rev. J. T.
Legear ; recitation, 1.. Monroe ; duets,
"Three buzzing bumble bee,," T.
Stutz 011 and Re:. J. '1'. Legear ; reel-.
ration, ;Hiss iUaadson ; dialogue by two
buys; quartette, "We'll have to mortgage
the farm ;" renal sg, Maggio Carnochan;
rccitati.,n, May Dougherty ; chorus, "Be
happy as you cat'," choir recitatio.i,
Ida hedge' reading, Mr. ;oTaggart ;
recitation, llobo. Dough_ rty ; dialogue,
"Country aunts \isit to Lite city ;"
ganrtette, "Prettttd° Dagen," Mrs.,
Mies and Rev. J. T. Legear and T. P.
Simpson ; recitetiou, Thos. Dougherty ;
duett, "Larboard watch," T. P. Simp-
son and Rev. J. T. Legear ; recitation,
sir. Stubbs ; votes al thanks : duett,
"Allow me to move a vote of thanks,"
Miss and Mr. Lattear ; National Authum.
Tho school was reported to bo in a
healthy condition and ie carefully super-
intended by L. W. Panabaker. Pro-
ceeds of the social 810.40.
Rev. W. W. Miller, a superannuated
minister of the Montreal
Conference,
after family prayer, walked into his
yard at Napttnee and fell over dead.
Goo. Leaoh, a farmer of Bruce County,
has been missing since February last,
and there are suspicions of foul play in
connootion with hie disappearance.
The steamship Abyssinian, wbioh loft
Vancouver Tuesday, had 1,210 bales of
cotton for Shanghai and 13,400 sacks of
flour for Bong Kong.
•
0ouRT of REVISION.
lJ TOWNSHIP OP C*RRY.
Notice is hereby given that tho Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the 'Town ship
of Grey, County of Huron, will moat as Court
of 1toviston at Tnca'a Iioxnn,Oltee nnooir, on
MONDAY, 00030 97x0,1860, AT 10 A.M.
Parties interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
44-205 1011, BPRNOB, Clerk,
ESTATE NOTICE.
ri i OM:TR FGD VIMEA "?t GES
Pursuant to chapter 110, goatee 80,R. B. 0„
tba creditors of Ibanez iistxs, yeoman, 1 ate
of Ni lot10, eon. 8, Grey Township, in the
County of Huron, who died es 00 about the
Fifth D ty of December, A. J1, 1008 , and other
having claims iu raepoet to his estate Oro
hereby notlaed to sent], on Or before. the
1st Day of Juno, 1860, t0 AARON W PANA-
xexun, of the Village of Ethel, in the County
of ]:furon,l:xeoutor Of the estate and effects
of the said deceased, their names and ad-
dresses and the full particulars of their
elaints and of the soonrities (if any) held by
them, and also that immediately after the
said date the assets of the said deceased
will ophagRionitttit en-
titled inranytohe
claims of which the executor has their
notion, and the oaeoutor will not be liable
for any aeeete so distributed to any pets00
of whose claim lie shall not have had
notice. AARON W. PANABAI:CRR,
RMel, April1011,'80, Executor ,RtholP,0.
Money to Loan.
Money to Loan on Farm Poo.
perty,at
PRIVA'1'r AND COMPANY r11rlos
DicKsoN tip NAYS,
Solicitors;
l3rusuels, Out.
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§ TO § FARPFIERS §
The Woolen Mill Store,
BRUSSELS,
is the Place to go and trade
—your—?
Zi Za
or get it manufactured into
Tweeds,
Flannels,
BIan keis,
Yarns, ckc.
We will try to give cus-
tomers good satisfaction.
—Please give u9 a m11. -
8101E1 OF THE RESTAURANT.
A. H. Hermiston,
May 19,'89, 44.1f PROPRIETOR.
Baby Oarriazes
Baby Caa5ria'os
BABY
A�.-RIAGES i
Handsome Display
of Baby Carriages iu all the
LATEST STYLES,
and sold at
N, arca ave1 E Pawns.
Carl in and See our ,Stool,
before you order elsewhere.
A
Buggy Bugs, Dusters,
lily Nets, Whips,
always on hancl.
Splendid Assortment of Trunks,
Valises and Satchels in Stock.
t 1.
Dennis,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Tit b"ii'dcrsignod desire to intimate to the Public that they have
formed a co -partnership, under the Firm name of
1 Pi
alloztyneg
and are BOW e0t1(111Ctiliy the Stove and Tinware Business formerly
owned by fAYCEOI� T`tt TURNBU.LL.
Our aim will bo to pleas:° tlioio favoring no with their
pat1t113age. •
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