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„.y,z"a '?rtGt ,yyell�$, V.1dr.tndoumadeashoptaddressto the
ohikron. 'no readings, recitations and
dialogues were all well received, The
singing wan under' tt a generalship of
Prof, Couttn. J. K., Baker occupied the
chair to the natie0action of nil, Proceeds
$18, which ought to give the school in
that neighborhood a lift in the right di.
motion. Wo hope that paronte will take
who hint thrown out by one of the apoak.
ors and be oftener found in rho school,
Annivoreary sermons wero premhed on
'Sunday by Rev. C. V. Lake, of Troia -
bridge, and W. J3, Kerr, of Brussels,
The two oandidates addressed the
r iottors of tho south east portion of the
township, in MoKay's school house, on
Thursday cvoniugof lash wank, Dr. Mac-
donald opened the meeting and showed
cloarl, and distinctly how the Govern•
meat had run the country into debt,
wasted the finances and parcelled out our
timberlands to their owl. supporters. He
quoted foots anil figures for tits statements
and backed them up by the Bluo Books.
rho Beeler also n roved from x t m ITaunard
and tan Ions t ale of the Howie, that when
Mr.Farrow rot\ was put to the test and his
vote called for at Ottawa Ito voted direct-
ly in opposition to the interests of the
temperanoo cause in some important par-
ticulars, one was on the clause in the Mc-
Carthy Act of allowing the disposal of ale
andliqunrsbetween curtain hours on Sun.
day. 1fr. Farrow then spoke and related
what the Government had done for the
country in a very confused fashion, quot-
ing n great deal from pamphlets. lis
quoted Itir. Patterson, of Brant, to show
what the N. P, had done for oigar-mak.
ora. Ho slid not attempt oithor to deny
or exrnao in any way his conduct toward
the tenmporauco party in voting as ho did
on the McCarthy Act. The speaking was
closed byDr. Macdonald in an able
speech of half au hour. Ho answered
Mr. Farrow in a telling manner. This
polling division will not be behind on
eleotion day in giving a good solid vote
for Dr. Macdonald.
n
lE3ty1;h.
7a, Ford, of Mitchell, spent Sunray in
town.
:1t, MrGrugur ryas in Tarotito this
week,
Mins ;mesio Nottthoott is at prosent On
the sialt lint,
Miss Maggie Taylor is at prosent visit-
ing friends iu Paisley.
Miss Annie Shane fe visiting friends in
Godoriolt this week.
Miss McNally, of Exeter, is rat prosont
visiting friends .in town.
Miss Grano Robertson, of Clinton,
spout a few days in town last wok,
A. M. Emigh, station agont at Aylmer,
spent a few days at hone this week.
Barry McGos, of Toronto, is visiting
his brother, Jas, MaGoo, this week
W. Sloan returned to Toronto this
week t
to afterstho
1 Buaa tss College.
8e.
Moo. SV Southao[twtsin Tl
t Exeter
last
week Otto idung tho funeral of her father,
Mt Oke
The el°ctions aro creating considerable
excitement in town. Dotting is at pres-
ent being done freely.
Miss 21. Lucas, of Alvinston, and Miss
McLaren, of Sarnia, ars at present the
guests of Mrs. Parke.
atm. Moffat purposes °rooting it new
house in the spring. Tenders havo al-
ready been advertised for.
Cast your barer for ler. Olticdonalti stud
the Reform cause nor the sake oft/ntarlo.
T. F, Callon purposes removing into
town shortly, having rented his farm to
Itobt, Henderson, of bast Wawanosh,
Miss Jeunin Phillips left town on
Thursday nm,,, wing for Washington, where
she intends visiting friends. Wo wish
Iter a safe jourucy.
A ple'snnt opening wan s'm:ut at the
residence of J. B. Kelly's on Tuesday
last, when a number assembled and trip-
ped rho light fantastic.
A load of Foresters drove from here, on
Tuesday last, over to Sal:shine, wb.ero a
grand Foresters' supper was hold. They
report having a good time.
The annual S. S, Convention, which
was to bo held this month nod which was
postponed, will bo hold here on the first
l'oesday and Wednesday in March. Ef-
forts arc being rondo to make it a grand.
success.
The annual band concert will be held
"n Friday, Feb. 25th, whorl an excellent
program wilt rte presented. This promis-
es to be the best of the season and every-
body should attend. Wonder if Sam is
going to net the dude this Lima. '
Wsnnrxo ilimLLs,---Dougall Turner,
formerly of Blyth, but now of Ilamilton,
• has taken unto hhuself a life partner.
We wish Bougald much joy, and hope he
will soon make a visit to Blyth.--• On
Wed oday of thin
wool: David C
Dean,of
Myth, wee un rd
n# in the bonds' 1 hal bs of
Y ut
matrimony to rites Maggie Parker, of
Bast Wawaaosh --Geo. Broiling has
gone and claw likowiso, marrying a lady
frau the neighborhood of Listowel.
Nei,
he debating club, which was organiz-
r•.tl hero n, short time ago, hold its first de -
bath atnThursday last, i ubjeat, "Whish
was best for rho country, Free Trade or
Pro:catio n." After a lengthy discussion
11 m,:::. dvei,ind in favor of Plata:Lion.
Tremor sail that Senator Murdock tried
to bring some Mary arguments in favor
of Dace Trade, lint President Shaw's ar-
aliments completely shied all, thoreforo
knock; ug tho Seuator out in ono round.
G' frtAy,
A largo barn, GSx80 foot, will be ere°.
trd by Thos. Davidson, con. 11, Host
spring.
On Tuesday evening last a large and
merry sleighing party from the 14th eon.
paid a visit to a resident of Morris, where
they spent a very pleasant evening.
Thos. ]Mill, merchant of Bark's Falls,
Muskoka, was here for a few days this
wook. The northen country appears to
agree with hint well judging from appear.
emcee,
The Livermore (Cal) Herald, in speak.
ing of G. Porrio, of this township, says :
—Berrie, Rho athlete, gave a little oxhibi
tion of strength at Phil McVicar's black-
smith shop, on Monday, as a marker for
our strong men to practice on. fle took
hold of a 105 -pound anvil by the horn,
with one hand, and lifted it onto a brook
of wood it foot in height.
Vote for I►r.Alacdouald and anpport 11
Government that believes ht fair play to
all.
A very large audience assembled in
Tnrnbull's, school house, 10th con„ on
Tuesday evening last to hear tho politioal
issues of tho day discussed by friends of
the oandidmtes. Thos. Straonann, D. D,
Wilson and Ar. Y. Mcl;atml, appeared for
Dr. Macdonald and no ono appoarod for
lir. Farrow. These go:Alonnen showed
clearly, from the Journals of the House
and Blue Books, how the tnonios are
squauderecl by filo Tory Govorument rat
Ottawa, how the North-West rebellion
was brought about purely by thoit: neglect,
also how the N. P. came short of what
was claimed for ib by tho Tory party, and
the tntics of their leaders im order to
keep themselves fn powor against time
expressed wishes of the people. The
mooting closed with oheors for Edward
Blake, Dr. Macdonald and the Queen,
The debate Deno off in Shine's sohool
hose last Monday evening. `.Toro was
large attendance nattl the dobato was
very interesting. Tito subject dismisroil
was "liesolvod that a Limitod Monalohy
is to bettor form of goverumeut titan ttmat
of a Inc ublic." Tho captain on tho af•
tlrrnativo D. Ritchie, suits snpportod by
Jas. Perth), Wen. Kneobtol, T. Stelae, E.
.1.. ]4fa,tin, Juo, Betz, 5, Int. Robertson
and /no, Baum. Tho negativo by Wnt.
Perri°, captain, supported by John Ma-
Laushlin Thos. 1 c'gnsgn, A. a'e'rie, R.
Bishop, 1). Jtohortsen and A. Hislop.
Deciaiolt Wan given in favor of ]'timnitod
Monarchy, lbobt• Dickson occupied tho
chair and Geo Martin the rico chair, A.
literary mooting will be bold next Mon-
day evening, Feb, 2Jst, whou It lengthy
program of tooitations, readings and
Wogs will be presented.
Tho S. S. entertainment, on Monday
night, in Wltitilekl's church, wan quite a
smtccess notwithstanding the stormy night,
Rev. R. Paul. of Ethel, was present atmil
filled tiro gap loft °poo 1>y the nbeotnc of
Boa, C. V, Litho, of Trowbridge, wtto was 1
Weirton.
Dr. Macdonald is going to get a good
vote bit this part of the riding.
A number of the boys from Slab town
got up•a surprise party and took posses.
mon of Rao house of Thomas Johnston
last Friday ovoniug.
The sacrounent of the Lord's supper
will be dispensed fn the Presbyterian
chm•oh noxt Sabbath, Rev. Sir, lfnCoy,
of Egmondville, is to preach on Friday.
•
Ibiarat. S' 6''attvtt,larrish.
Thomas Taylor has purchased the farm
belongiug Id the Auld family for the sum
of $0,500:
Mrs. Jamas McGill, sour., is oo tho
eiok list this week, and her son David is
clown with congestton on ono long.A. Carlton. who Wite over rho aau•
1
lately, was lohiging with
tfive horse,.
but lost four of them on his way, l
the
other in now io New York.
A game of font -ball was played an
Monday, 14th Inst„ between the Grits
and Tories, at school house ibm. 10, in
which tho Grits boat by 2 out of 3 games.
A. mooting was holo in the school bonne
of S. S. No. 10, by IBI. C. Cameron and
his friend, Mr. Frasor. Thoy passed
away tho ]tours in a good way, telling the
fasts on the right side, find in the Grit
side. -
erbll�-2.
Oysters are sew cheap iu Etiacl. Now is
the right time to invest.
Thefuueralof Maud Robertson, young.
eat child of our hotel -keeper, Joint Robert-
son, tookplace on Saturday, the 5th inst.,
and was largely attenclod. lllr• Robot•
son has the sympathy of the entire com-
munity in his loss,
Voir vote anal Influence for Dr. Mac-
donald who will vote against heaping
up denetas and estravagan co every year
PEssommms.—J'. M. Davies' children aro
slowly recovering.—Mrs. A. E. Annie is
reported some better.—Hire. 5. Hewitt is
very ill with inflammatory rheumatism.
—David Dunbar appears to bo pleased
with recent events to judge from tho
smile visable on his vonerablo counten.
once lately.—People every day regret the
loss of Mr. Isaac, as considerable dissatls-
faction has been hoard Iatoly.—Mr.
Smaldon'a funeral sermon wan preached
in the Methodist chorea on Sunday ay.
ening.—Wo regrot to hoar of the Mimeo of
Thos. Ratliffe, a former resident of our
village.—Chas. Brown, who has boom in
California for tho past yam:, svgs in our
village on Saturday.
WirOletrtwmt•th.
Cosi mcc.—On Thursday evening, Ord
ult., a concert took plane #n Molesworth,
in which ]Ethel braes and string band
took a prominent part. The program
consisted mainly of instrumentaland voc-
al music. We unfortunately cannot give
thenamen of the different porforst5lr-s,1 an
the chairman .omitted giving names.
Among tate songs daeerving of spacial no.
Coe w° may mention a Gorman song,
eut#ttled "Lovely Dell," atm by a little
girl monad '\rand Milne, one untitled
"Sold Jtvarywher°," which wolf deserved
an encore. It was answered by ting sing-
er of 0tong ontitled "Didn't she seem •to
like it ?" Ethel may web be proud of
having an amateur braes band, which in
80 short a tiro has attained such pro-
ficiency, as the several piocas rondorotl by
the band worm given in a style that would
havo done no discredit to bands of moot
longe' standing. The string music, uu-
dor tho leado:ehip of D. W. Milne, was of
a character not often heard in our conn.
try and was a .real throat to all, Two
pieces by Mr. Milne and daughters, aged
t'espoctivoly 10 and 12 years, with 1st vio-
lin, 'cello anti 2nd violin shows that l;tlh.
el hos plenty of ntusioat talent. Thoper-
fo3manoo inalnded besides n number of
other songs, a dialogue, in which thorn
wan rather 01013)) straining than Was Pem-
sielant with good taste. On rho wholo a
vary pleasant craning was spent by all,
We forgot to mention a gohtical speecih
was delivered Hoar the cloning of the
mooting by aycnng gottlomatt from Igo-
towel, attar which tho audiences sang tiro
National anthem and all departed ,for
home. Procaorls 082.
3:Eas taring.
Mumps aro bothering a lot of the olmilI-
'011 in this township.
The Spring Show will be held et Ile
grey) on Thurmley, April 14.
Afro. Charles Ilingston and son ha
gone on a visit to her old home int Vieto
is Sgnaro, Markham, neoompanied b
hor mother,
A. K. Robertson arrived home fro
tho Old Country last Monday. Ito w
accompanied by his nephew, They ha
a very rough passage,
It ie said a boodlor is in this towneb
endeavoring to purchase votes for Tho
Farrow, The Dominion Governmo t
numb have a vary poor opinion of the in
tolligooco of the panple of this townehi
Last tvook Richard Armstrong, Brd ton
nabbed seven (Dons in a hollow tree 1
tate bosh. They were all despatched an
the aggravate weight of the seven amour
cat to 02 pounds, This is the kind of
coon hunt that (aunts.
Councillor Bosman roc0ntly pLurobase
the 100 act's farm belonging to Robt, Mo
Farland, being lot 22, con: 2, 112,05
was the sun paid for it. Mr. Boom
]las now 400 aures of 1n11r1 in this town
shipandn m frosts treat crodf
1h t on hi
eat tgy whou it is stated that bo starts
life 20 years ago without a coot of money
This last farm was purohasrd at a bar
gain and Mr. Bosunan will, no doubt, do
well with it.
Lxtnu.miy SOaxirr,—Auothor mootin
of this Society was hold at Cleggegroen
on Wednesday evening of last week, Tim
subject for debate was "Resolvent ell t
country -life is more conducive to happi
nese than city -life." Robert Armstoa
was appointed ahaitman. On the affir
mauve worn R. Dickson, Wm, Brydoa
and John Shurris and on the negate
Janes Sharp, Wm. McKay and Tams
Sherrie, The chairman decided in fa
ver of (1,0 affirmative. Some little time
.was then spent in song, readings, recite,.
tions, and after which a hearty vote of
thanks was tendered to the chairman and
the meeting then adjourned.
Holt. Edward Rfntto's Government will
tie Pr tWho temperance
u thoroughntemperance
1. right to lmie own opinion. What might
ho rega•dod by o"" oe Ito eloarent linea.
vo agos )night be rooeivod in t4 very differ -
r. ant light by another, but one thing he
y eaunut dotty in that ovary dnntrino Of the
Protestant faith is oloarly set forth in
m thew) "readings." Aa any possible
as scripture selections must leave ant a part
d of the Bible, it 10 quito possible that some
would miss, what thoy :award as very
ip clear and very important to the state-
s, monis of semi Bible tt•t,th, Whatever
n objection Mr, 0. enceeadod in establish-
- ing against the •'scripture reading," must
p, pear with equal form against any Biblo
selection. If therefore he wishes to ap-
o pear a consistent man, ho should in fu.
d turn abstain from selecting dctatoiled.
*moon passages snob as texts of sermons or pul-
e pit loasone, and should bogfn let the lint
verse of tho first cltaptor of Gonasis add
d preach from every passage without a
- single omission, othorwise some logician,
0 equally zoaloue with Mr. C. for the whole
Boom),
Bible may .fl
n t re ll the i o
vale of Y which
he has upon >nu the heads n
N the n f ) a
1
P
s provers of tho "rtes) Bible," and over9
d wholnl him with a flood of bin Own logic.
If Bible nelections 11( wrong what right
- has Mr. C. to plane in the hands of the
obildren of his Sabbath srlmool the select -
Ione, known as International Sabbath
g School Lessons ? And if they be right
, why doos he condemn the "soripture
e readings" for the use in public schools ?
a• Until Mr. C. answers those questions I
- must beg him to kindly al -01100 me from
g joining with him in the 'No Popery Cry'
againet the scripture readings.
Yours truly, A. Y. HABITAT.,
ve Bluovale, Fob. 15th, '07.
ratan.
ENTanTAnouEN'r.—Last Friday evening
the Foresters' held their Musical and
Literary entertainment in the Town Hall.
Notwithstanding other attractions else-
where there was a large attendance.
After oysters and outer refreshments had
been partaken of, Isaac Rogerson, 0. R•,
was palled to the chair, and, after a brief
adIresn on Forestry, a very interesting
and amusing program was entered upon.
Vocal and instrumental selections were
given by Mrs. Jas. Seal, Misses Rogerson,
Laithwaite, and Miss McClelland and
Ohms. MoClelltm d, Thos. Kirkoonnoll, D.
McDonald, A. f6ingsbon and E. W. Gerry.
Readings and recitations were contribut-
ed by Dr. McKenzie, of tielgrave, and R.
Agnew, of Sunshine. There were also
severs' dialogues by the Sunshine friends.
Tho four plays presented b "Sam.
es"
and hit cellon e
ll a wore very 11't P
mirth ro-
nl[im•saul dr la rattip-top.
u e c le "S
1
"blam."
saswell ftp to his ausmess, Hett,ty
votes of thank) were passed to tiro per-
sons who assisted in the program, and
tithe persons living aitjaaont to the hall,
for their providing for the lion=•es, &c.,
belonging to the visitors. The proceeds
amounted to abotit $50. The evening
WOE very pleasantly spent suer great cred-
it is due the Court for the success attend.
Mg the cntorthinm,nt,
1-11ircorral c..
Thos. Nixon has leased hfa oarriago
shop to Mr. Walker, of Brussels.
Dan, C •-n''0, a. raw mill man near Bel -
more, was accidentally killed last Satur-
day. Ho was riding on a load of logs
and the binding pole becoming loosened
at one encs flow bank and struck him on
the head with such foreo as to knock him
senseless to the ground. While lying in
this position a heavy Ing front the sleigh
rolled upon him and crushed ]rim to
death.
The position Morris "11'lothodist" takes,
in last woak's issue, would be amusing if
it was not for tho sad speetaole he pre -
amts. Ho is amusing, when, with a de-
groo of self rlghtoousnoss that to Pharisee
oould oonroely equal, he sets up a stand-
ard of righteousnena by which .lee proposes
to test Itir. Farrow. Disregarding the
fact that Mr, Falrow's oharactor, con-
duct, walk, conversation, general bearing,
&o., )Dino up for discussion and investi-
gation and aro passed upon each year be-
fore his lioenne as "local preacher" is re-
nowod by tho official members of tho
church Co which he belongs, he demands
that his "shibboleth" be pronounced or
else 112r. Farrow tnbbood. It is also
amusing to claim that because Mr. Far-
row is a public man therefore his church
relations are matters for publiodieauesion.
Now if the number of times Mr. Farrow
attends church during a year is a matter
that affects his standing in the commun.
ity or detracts from his ability to serve
the interests of this riding all right ; bat
if it only affeots his standing in tho
church in the church is the place to dis-
cuss it. But it is sad to see one, claim-
ing to bo a brother, ignore tho dieeipliuo
of his church and trample upon the di•
vine injunction of Christ, "having aught
against hie brother" ho flings it in his
fano before a carping world. Is the zoai
whirls prompted snob a course, horn of
religion—or polities, which ?
If you Want to see the Northwest Huls.
management done away with vole for
Dr. Macdonald.
DMAtt Stn—ln the Blttovnle nerve cci-
umn of last week's Pose:, my name is
mentioned in connection with the address
given by bhp Rev. llr. Cook° on the "Ross
Bible." Note, I have nothing to com-
pisin of in that foot, but it is quito possi-
lats that my presence there may be taken
as approval by one of Mr. Cooke's position
regarding the scripture readings now in
use in the public schools, Mr. Cook ob-
jected to the "I:oadtnge" on the sovoral
grounds, so oleat'ly and correctly set forth
by your corrospauclont, Anna bit' Cooke
established, to his own satisfaction, ovary
ono of his objections -nut by showing any
errors or defects in the selections -4M by
allowing that the roadtngs crier not con-
tain Olio whole Idiblo now, as no ono who '
approves of the "readings" does now, or
over did, slalom that they contained trio
whole ]bible, ft stentod to one that Mr. C.
was boating the air. Ho laid great stress
01 tiro aviation that alto passages left
out taugb.t such doctrines as repentance
and faith far morn dearly than those 1
toniainned in the snlootions, On this
question the ter. gentleman haga perfect
1m
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OR'1'(4Au e, !1,11,1: 00' •
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
In the Tozetltshih of Morris, its the
County of Huron.
Tinder the rowersaf -Bale contained In a
certain Moxtgago to rho Vendors, wbiah will
produced Attie time of Sale, and in pay-
mentof which defauithas been made, those
will bo sold, by Public Auction, at the
Aunitm»A7 MOTEL, in the Village 01: Bans -
rams, au
Wednesday, 2nd Dag, of Mara,
rat 1 o'aLnom P. 101., the followiug property ;—
The South bolt of Lot number Twunt.y-
eighb,in the Mitt Conoessioa, of rho s id
Township of .n orris, containing, by nd-
ineasuramont,ninety-cine and one-quarter
ncros, more PT loss
This farm is well &]rusted on good leading
road and adjoins the Corporation limits of
Brussels, about fifty mores cultivated ni,d
below° paaturo and woodland ; watered by
too ltloer Maitland. Good frame Manse,
frame barn aand et'lble. Boll ganornny clay
loam.
Terms and conditions of Safe,
Tito property will bo affixed far slue sub-
oattoarr v b
sora i7. Ito r rat e
J u s r fiat
r
Ott tho time of sale, a ono -tooth
vre,of Soo
uurahn o rat nn � t
s o to the enders their Y \ eir 30•
linftore nr Agents, f and it withinu
thirty dais thereafter, with tern3t sex
anti rhalf neret., En reduce the balance
of purohaso money to 3780J.oU, which
amount may ramain on Mortgage to the.
Vendors for fl: o years with iutorest at six
and a half 3)0000., ,pnyablo yearly,
rho Mortgage to .oto Sala a a.,vennut for
Insurenco in ton North British and Maroan-
tilo luetn'anoe Company to rho full Maur -
obit; yahoo of the buildings.
The Vendors will nut ba ho i i to aoeount
for, produce, or elm \r, or prove tllu contents
of any (loads or uvMimeo of titin nut iu lhair
possession, m• tdroistt ample sof Ito risme.
The purchasermust in•astlgdte the title
rat Ms own Dupont^. "Tha ono', conditions
°Teale willbomode known at the time of
solo, or on applioattin in lobo undersigned, at
Toronto.
Nur fer•.1a•^ rartfal:lore apply to Otto
t
undersigned, or or. R. taflnNT, Brussels,
HOWLAND. AR NOLDI & MACKENZIE,
Fre=.. Lora' Solioito_ s.
Torun to, S,mannry@8th, 1017, 31-1
CLEARING SALE OF
—FOR -
30 DAYS 30
Christians and New 'Year's Bar
gains at the Brussels
Woolen Mill.
3. have rho finest and largest
stock of Fine Yarns ever seen In
Brussels. I will sell the host
worsted yarns, st'}rich have
NO QAL,
at S ets. per oz., and an extra
fine quality of cashnioi•a wools at
8 cts. per onnco for the next 80
clays, commencing Friday, Dec.
24th, for Cash Only.
Now is tb I -c\1
2lyC
to se01n;0 your bargains, coma
early and havo your choice in
Blade, Brown, Navy Blue, Royal
Blue, Light Blue, Garnet, Carel.
ileal, Clttl•et, Searlot, Dark Green,
Bronze,. Light Green, Yellow,
Orange, and a Host of other col-
ors, tosm numerous to mention..
But co21)0tmntl see for yoursolf
and bo cont'incctl that yon have
shock the Biggest Bargains of
the season.
Come ai.el flame allL
GEO. HOWE3
GO
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OUR GREAT
tCLEARC
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'COT\TTil\TTI s WITII
THE PUBLIC VERDICT:
Never was such a magnificent stook thrown on tic? mitrketi?in
Huron County.
Never Stich Cheap Goods offerod to the People.
Never saw ft sale s'1 thoroughly appreciated.
Eur --Dila Ri1311iiH Oi
HAVE
SOLD.
dyed o ! eople
Dave been Made nappy.,
All the peoplo of Huron County have found out that we tiro .rho
Great Dry Goods Distributers of the West. We are still selling our
Tvreeds, Dress moods,
Prints, Wi oeys,
Underclothing,
Mantle Cloths,
VTQ
of every description, at Absolute Cost.
our Spring Importations which aro now
and when our Spring Stock is complete
over shown. Watch for it.
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arriving almost every day,.
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G. A. PO -WELL,
The Creat Bargain House.
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