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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1875-01-15, Page 5r never_ again �[ac , Had the Cion. chosen for his Holmes, Air. of their leading vd COSSideredhilnt et, but this ui.knowz>l. Huron anti pon him with r to some of nt had inaaale at no doubt he nit Mr. VanNor- ,e had in his pos., a by two respect-- tfor', to the effect I instructed they E the worst earth the Mimico Farm, a thistles, to sent" i have it analyzed. is statement to be . letter from Mr. he, .cK.ellar, heal i i ia.vit {mitt Prkl- .hat he, Miles, had iself. Mr. Gibson essor Miles' report tat the earth had =self. He further tion had been err- i Mr. McKellar all id it was strange brought these men Yas Committees if_. in au thing of this reglad toehang_ Jiel ltural farm, he ithg the change the hinted four practical , errs and two Con- -e the _Mill ice site.. examine it, and re - , purposes for which after a thorough in- Uormuittee selected . Scone, where the; 1. It was evidence }Anted the Govern- ite, and not, as MI`- stated, to gratify (leibson also refer - Son contract, and onolOSively that the ,d properly in con - He also referred it charges preferred. n and this friends relent, -end showed ssness and falsity. .ace forbids orir fol- iirougli his exceIlent a frill justification political eourae, but of the Governlielit. the removal of the ryC 3%ce conning nit ration in that matter arced en hin Iv , who had passed a sly asking hien to in - Mite the Ridings for s He also shower. .he County will reap 1 ter S ,UOO.. He conl- ress Iii stating that .dl a doubt as how: he had always given doubt to the Gov - isidered. he was justi- ing the four years lie: ..:he Opposition riever e single measure, an -1 was a policy of nil -I that he had voter' 1ilwiit eight timer's in had voted conecieit- he be again returnlec{ he facture as he had He also ; referred to n of the Go-vernmenrt cin€licious disposition le of the finance of ;emelt-riled by asking at forth their utmost r him as large a lhha- tvenit over the same; ordI for word that he e various, meetings ill repeated the several lr. Gibson. had, in a.1 - proved to lee insert•' at the appeared as the .ervative Convention, (uposed of 150 dele- Accepted the noniina- (tion feeling g that ally tie should, support matter frons what ed, he made to the Elation th.it he should d and allowed to aet tecetrdaance with the scie ice, amid the („ ' ni- -hiS stipulation., .Ht= ra review the causes terata i. , and the fur- .1-Macdonald ukr- 1 M)_acd nal€. (xuv- Mehl was not a coali- he Conduct and acts aitld characterized it "rich had ever existed •cllsEd Mr. B]ahe cif Incites ions. when de - governments, lin taak- neat the Hon f : 'tV. ng violated the r.•,.: itfscif became a sixth t;overninent ivithurir rout z alarv. He e z- •- <ir with ha tai¶. lliaar- lav,, Mi• John Elliott, his contract (iU the lks, and of liavitife lit- ( contract freta' -hire Mr. Nathan l)€ckc'y ,e amused the (rr,v- ig removed the site r'1 in Mimic() to Guelph, eter (i'- for halvin. he Ctal,itiet, and aeai,.hi a€: its he had got far i i. i colamilt s ..." in Rralut- to produce the at -1i- e had thein iii his, asked to read titin hies pocket and read wrs the of ida v iia. c(itt, when (`omillhs- iltt,. with having .-Old tether Limitsfor the lumbermen, and, ar- t:Ti of having given. tri I Railway Company a acrd' a laaige skirl of accused the (Xi verte- liialndere€1 the public out fat contracts to rs, : and so on. _l11 aecrisaitions Mr- frill- atisfaetorrl} ails'.' re,l Mr. M ars Norman had they formed part of he has may the one el,e at- on eve) y (,'oca- iadt to I>l isng theist all e concluded) his re - at lie wee Rs good a r<dhi in Huron . that lie Ii Rykeit, (.ander and Before he got throne—It ie was bound to. inatl;e re ed 'llatittheiicV. JAN. 15, 1875, After Mr. Vanorman, several` other, gentlemen, made a few remarks.. Amongst these w Mr. B. Geary, of Brussels, County District Master of the Orange Association. This gentleman de- nounced Mr.. Cibson for his vote on. the Orange question and urged every Orange- naan to vote against Mr. Gibson. , It being now nearly dark, three oheers were given for the Queen, three for each of the candidates, and the la ge audi- ence dispersed. . T$e West Huron Nominaitioh. The nomination for West Huron took place at Smith's Hill, in the Agricultur- al Hall on Monday last, Therewas a large attendance, and save occasional cheers-, and a few interruptions when the speaking was going on everything passed off quietly. Mr. A. M. Ross was nom- inated by Mr. William Young. Reeve of Coleborne, and seconded by Mr. James Crawford, of Ashfield, Mr. John. Dav- idson was nominated by Mr. James Mal - lough; of West. Wawanosh, and seconded by Mr. B: L. Doyle, of Goderich: Sev- eral other nominations were made, but the case of Lucknow, .which had voted to be united to Huron, (this was contra - dieted) but it was given over to- Brune: Referred also to scale of timber limits, which he characterized as unconstitu- tional, one man having conducted the sale He said nothing- against the ex- penditure of the surplus, -but some of the ways taken were improper, as for instance the letting of contracts. Mr. Ross had. done, well in having Huron's share of the distribution increased, but failed to see that, as a paid servant, he was entitled to especial commendation. It had been said he had done nothing for the County, but he thought it was time he did, -and he was.going to do so. He would go to the polls upon the record of the Government, and he asked the elector's to compare the record of the ppresentwith the Sandf'ield . Macdonald Government, and decide which was the more worthy of support: It had been said, the town of Goderich would give him a majority,but as Mr. Ross had said not, he was willing to test the_ election in that place. i Apoll was then demanded on behalf of M. Ross and Mr. Davison, and after those mentioned were the onto frac, nom- hearing the polling places named the inations. - Mr. Young had much pleasure in nom- inating Mr. Ross, as a man who would fitly represent the electors. He had known him from childhood Mr. Ross had served the County -faithfully for 16 years in his capacity of Treasurer, and he had risen to his position through assemblage . dispersed. AUCTION SALES ,, Saturday, Jan. 23, on Lot 19, Con. 14, Y, Hay, Farni Stock, Implements and Household Furniture. Barbara Neff- _ his sicker. proprietress ; E. Bossenberry, ability, havingstarted. out in life as a 1 auctioneer. joiner and carpenter. He called on the -. Tuesday, Jan. 26, on Lot 12, Con. 14, j Hullett, Farm Stock and implements. farmPlrs to cht.ose MIF. Ross as their can- , didate,for they had already too many , Alexander Young, prom ietol , G. Kirby, lawyers in the House: auctioneer. Farm Mr, ti ar na F t fa ► on. eiJa tenda as seThursday, 28, dhi frT Mr. Crawford, On , r Gy I aC- Ross nomination, expressed leis, long quaintaance with his uominee and the per• feet confidence he had in his ability. Mr.. Mallough, as nominator of Mr. Davidson,. said he had known that gen- tleman for 20 years. The- only objec- tion. bjec tion that had been raised to him in the present election was that he was a law- yer, but that objection would fall to the ground... He predicted: success for Mr. Davidson; , M r. B. L. Doyle, as seconder, spoke in 1 1r. Davidson's support. A. M. Ross was received with cheers; The present position was new to hon, and he hoped they would excuse his failings as an orator. He had been a Refornner from his youth up, and had cast one Tory vote for Mr. Ritchie;' through respect for that gentleman. He was not as bigoted as: to forget the duty he owed his friends. Mr.. Crabb had said. Mir. Ros'i took his: Reform princi- ples from the family compact. That was an unfortunate remark. Although young at the time of the existence of that Government, he had read and heard enough of it to snake him ,a Re- former. The Reform principle hacl been a progressive one, and hacl fought sue - full y far such needed reforms. as re. THE HURON EXPOSITOR. thus far, '15;•300 heart, against 12,100 for the same time last week.., Market slow, Sales about 1,0001iead.` Yorkers $6 50 to $6 75 to $7-; • heavy hogs, $7 to $7 : to $7 25—sellers asking $7 25 to $7 40, About 22 loads in yards unsold, Mostly light, of fair quality. THE S'EAFORTH PUMP FACTORY: JR. WILLIAMS begs to thank his nuinerou, • patrons for their liberal support in the past and to inform them that he is now better prepar- ed than ever to attend to their wants. .His pumps cannot be surpassed by any manufacturer in the.. Province, as those who have used them will ad- mit. AU orders promptly attendedto. A number of his customers aro still in arrears. To all such he would say that he wants money and must have it, and the sooner they pay the better for themselves and him. • J• R. WILLAMS, 370-4 Powell, P ro- Stock. anti. Implements.' Ii. prietor; E. Bossenberry, auctioneer. anima. BRUCEFIELD CHEESE FACTORY. A MEETING} of the patrons of Brumfield 'L1 Cheese Factory, will be hold on SATURDAY, the 9th day of January, 1875, at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, to hoar Auditors report and to make arrangements for the coming season. A full at- tendance isrequested. The hour for holding the above meeting has been changed to 12 o'clock, instead of 3 o'clock, as above -2 • McDOUGA.LL & BROWNLEE. BIRTHS. MIcADa t.—Jn `.ruckersmith, on Jan. 8, the wife of Mr., Gordon McAdam, of_ a son. ISB1STER.—In Morris, on Jau. v, the wife of Mr. Wm. Isbistcr,'of a daugh- ter. 1 MCL UCULIN —In tleeye on Jan. 7, the - THE undersigned, having completed their new TENDERS WANTED. ENIDER.S will be received up to TUESDAY, T. Tan. 12,1875, for a quantity of square timber and lumber, to bo delivered at tho Brick Mille, in Seaforth. Tenders will also be received up 10o t8e same date for the erection of a building, 0 feet. For further information, apply at,.the ,of- fice of the mill.. Tenders to be addressell to W. Worden, Agent. 370'"1. - A. W. OGILVIE & Co.. MONTREAL HOUSE, CLINTON ASD VARNA. a SA.LE3 THE GREAT CLEAR - IG IN CONSEQ ' ;BICE Or THE - h HI .DISSOLUTION bF PARTNERS IS F;TPLL ("WING tiff kr THE MONTREAL HOUSE E CLINTON- AND VARNA. , GREAT ANNUAL. LE; RI��. CLEANG 5. AT Merchants, Hotel Keepers and others, would clo well to avail themselves Country llerc of the opportunity of buying Goods �, ���C1UD�:THOMAS AT AND BELOW Ci0 S'T .: DAVIS' HALF -WAY HOUSE. THIS hotel is situated . half way between Sea- forth and Brussels, having been thoroughly renovated and refitted, it now affords as good accommodation as any country tavern in the County. Liquors' and cigars of the choicest brands. Good stabling,•good driving sheds, good 'no enclosed yard. nn and sheds for the accommodation of drovers, and plenty of bay always on hand. A good and attentive hostler always ready. No trou- ble to water horses. 0. DAVIS, Proprietor. EXCELSIOIR M ILLS, EGITIO.NDVILLE, ONT wife of Mr. Donaid.MlcLaauchlin, of a H 0f>rLTOY Ih, Brussels, on Jan. 10, the 1 FLOUR AND soli, still=born. ! T (G12ISTING MILLS, 4. T bwife of Mr. John Hannilt4n, of a. sou. IN EGrMONDVILLE, HARILIS,--4n Brussels, on Jan. 16, the ! wife of Mr. John Harris, of a son. ---- - with all the latest and most improved machinery, MARRIAGES. Ea. We are saying what we mean when we say COST. OVER $20,000 WORTH OF GOODS . Bought in .the best intarkets and on the best terms. erg Cottons, Overcoats,- JIats, I'��i�zts' Shawls, 13lcc�al�ets, Vests, .��lilla�a, ,/, Grey '' s Dress Coatis White Cottons; .Pea Jackets, Caps, . ,S&lk , Carpets; Clouting of anny kneel. . • 'Meetings, Pants, Ccs ,� � On SATURDAY,. Jan. TWEED AND . WELT.4 itIADE, FOS $S 50. A �3PL]ENDID SUIT, There never was such au opportunity of buying Cheap Goods. l • - FISHER & BAPtTON. ,.�' All parties owing Book Accounts or Note' nreregnested to settle the sante. . for the manufacture of C A uPBELir—MUBDIE. - In McKillop, at CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, the residence- of the bride's father, on Jan. 4, by Rev, Mr. Thomson, Mr. S. Campbell, of Mitchell, to {, Would intimate to the public and farming com- Dav d P inanity, that they are now prepared to execute all Iielen, second (laughter of Andrew orders intrusted to them. Murdie, Esq. d J ox.ti s—U:LR? MLitt .---At EMPORIUM,.. s. ousible Government, the separation of - DEL. --In Seaforth, r �onliectiolls between church and state, I PE`t1�tZc1t—1Vlc5p-� Rev . S. 'Cerwillgar, � FLOUR, �. 14, representation by population,. &c: on Jan. 13, by taken upon himself i Mr. ARichard Petblick, to Miss Mar - the John taan€lfielct had p the distribution of a million and a half 1 garet A. McSpaaclen, both of McKil- surplus,. but the Opposition changed , lop. • sic and when they got into MoosEv—B1 roN.—At the r Jane ,ce of that policy, , T. Carter, Morris, On , , the e Ml power distributed these funds by voice of the House. John Sandfield's 1 ev g to R. Davey, v y,s. An r. Wm, Mofnlllreof Government was defeated upon this . , subject, which was but carrying .oust on the4erI3uF m til' — MId Eit�>u.—ln Brussels, on principles of Reform. Tlie Opposition 1 - by Rev. F. Darcy; Mr. Geo. of the past four years had been factious . Jan.. • 10, had suggested no rneaSiire but had con- ,Burton, to Miss Sarah 3lcEwen, of elves to harping upon matters Seaforth fined theins 1 -_. of detail and personal: matters which oc- curred without the knowledge of the prin- DEATHS. cipals He had mit bound. himself to sup- Ratter rsox.—ln Grey, on Jan. 7, Thos. ;,.—At Y.odeerville,; on Jae. the residence of the bride's father, on Jan. 8, by ; GRISTING AND - CHOPPiNG Rev. John Ross, Mr. Sidney ,;•`ohns, to i Jane only daughter of. ll#•..Rob} Done with despatch, and satisfaction given. Carnochan, all of Tuckersmith. port the Clovernment wholly but he re- . Robertson, rn eared 52 yews. t objection to all llacasures tivihicllhe might 1l, Catharine, wife of -Mr. J. Berl- E 871 deem improper. He thea referred o throe, aged 63 years. sale of the Huron timber limits which Canancs.. ae.---ln Seafortb, on Jan. 10, S A R 1. l N G' S SAW MILL, f the best interests of the Thomas Carmichael, nichael eldest soil of served to 'himself }lie privilege of taking BON'THRO BRAN, ,5{80RI'S, AND FEED, Delivered to any part of Seaforth and Egmond- ville. ' All Orders left at Dir. IILE L'$ Store, Sea forth, will be promptly attended to. • I dt the � . �l. UHARLESWORTE1 & 00. • had been done for a es ! ars a , �, country and. to great advantage. He ltobt. Carmichael, Esq., agecl25 years, 1 BRUSSELS. referred, also, to the sale of debentures ' 10 months and 21 days. which Mr. Crabb said were debentures of the Province which -we,„e sold at a low figure. These debentures were those of municipalities which -were deep . 1 in debt, and they -sold these securities H , S C IN ES BUS GREAT CLEARING SALE. In consequence of the change in our business, we have decided to sell our whole STOOK O.�- DRY. GOODS AT COST PRICE, FOR CASH, BOTH IN CLINTON AND LONDESBORO. OUR PRESENT STO , K. WILL AMOUNT TO ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, CONSISTING OF SC ARFS,.BRACLS, DRESS G001)S, � . M7EC1�. TIES, COLLARS; OLOULS, MANTLES, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, CLOUDS, R , T r , S LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, MILLINERY, TWEEDS, r t �, -, CARPETS, - , FLANNELS, I,ti , , YLA1N AND 1+ A� (,Y I LA1 l L , `ON SH IRTI v GS, " READY-MADE CLOTHING, COT1 HATS and. CAPS, aLc, W N CEY S, HOSIERY, GLOVES, WE ARE POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST. on the vex best terms, and in. the largest and best Marketse 1 Kinn entire Stock , therefore fere we fee to' and herefore feet quite free say that the present opportunity dtn Call rare O in the Dominion,n 1 of Goods at unpreced prices. ea to yon to get your winter and spring snpp y occurrence. ] see for yoursel'i'cs. %�iLL.A�1iDER, SCOTT 8L' �`O• i Clinton, Tan. 12,187u. BARGAINS f DC)US - � TREMEN , 'AL 'r., L AT A_ .. 'BEAT THE G F 9 1 DISCOUNT _ SALE WILL COMMENCE, AND CONTINUE DURp'�G. JANUARY AND FEBRUARY, AND. A DISCOUNT CF. CENT. ;TEN PER C pITILIP SPARLING wishes to inform his r {1 `ti 1 friends and the public generally, that be is ' i Jtj= ��1�, j�JrL ►7 • prepared to furnish all kinds of ,,:�. BUJ LD1NG LUMBER, SEAFORTII, Jan. 14, 18r - FLOORING, dressed. or undressed, 08 to 088 Y for borrowed moneys for the best f g'res Which they Fall Wheat (new) PINE, . Spring Wheat, lrer bn5hel: ;.... • 0 5•v to 088 ., clear Or common, ' 1 IC }lies to save them A Ni) FIRST-CLASS HEMLOCK. 1 Peas 11 11 t bankrupt toll reg .J6 to 0 37 selves from further trouble with almost : oats (nc`1) lies bushel.....u l 0 65 to 0 i0 nlnlhlicilialities. They could e•a t expect to get the highest price forBiltter,� o , Barley (new) per 'bushel no \ .1 Loose.... h debentures. The eovernlneut hall i Butter iu tubs site ,• in extending the aids to rail- "tees been wise a Flour . ......:.... Ways. The Dual Representation Bill gar, ne�v i act creditable to them. He re [Irdes .. was an act • Au ferret. to the consolidation of the intuit.- : vetau, pound,. Coll Sheep al laws. He „ould. support tlhe skins tip 1 nus solid a ion of ALSO, QUANTITY SHINGLES' '0N O 00 to a 00 to 500 NO 1FOR SALE 1 l0 i10 to 12 00 • 6 00 to 6 00 All Orders ,cut t o Brnssois P. O. will be prompt- 0 08 to 0 10 ly-attenrlod to. • I 0 50 to 1 00 PHILIP LIP SPALL1N(. f 0 7.5 Brussels, - Jan. 4, 187 z. 371 tf GLOVES, TIES,. CORSETS, Salt (fetail) per barrel. 1 tp ,a the assessment law, and Salt (wholesale) per bai'r€• • • ' • ' 0 a"0 to 0 G5 1 bushel! ne+v experience would assist 1 `L forth 1 t1 Reform r overn- 'Wood hent, thus laying '� yurpose that received first consideration. -1 t1111111c1.1ia1 tint very much ;Potatoes, per 0 00 to 6' 00 '1 HOSE B 11 t pct was Oratmeal't�'brl... o ~0 to 2 00 in that matter. The a o G brought �y 1e ` Beef 1 l g a claim to `purity of Polk i 400to, 550 -790 to 820 • 1e CIANTaa, Jan. 14, 1875. Mr. Ross then referred. to . , y,o there Fall Wheat, per Loan Fund'Act, and his coni -esti n ' Spring p, per bushel with. County oatiity of Huron had been nate, per bushel..... paying interest on their loan at the rtt' B u1c per el pbuss • • of 6 per cent., and when the Government t i;ltter had secured a loan at 5 per cent. interest Potatoes:. to meet the demands of tIe mu- nicipalities, u- root •ci Malities, he reln•eseirtedl`to then" that, Hay, per ton, int 1 1I]t,tly, they Pork, Huron •lac ei cent. houltl net tlhe benlelit of the I p d 1{t )UP SKIRTS, DRESS BUTTONS, .. 0 85 et 0 1;8 o s:� c o TROMli�II�IGS, LACES, &C., ..us:,t0 038 DRESS 0 )5 (nn', 100 1 s u 22 €`!+ 0 2 5 AT TEAS Pt�RE AND UNADULTERATED, 0 oa (crl - 0 60 .I , }1150 017 t it 00 � >s oo �-HOFFMAN .BROTHERS' .. 7 75 (0 8 25 : . as bad paid up 1)ro l , s a profit. By this n ea:is S3,080 were saved the County annually. : Agan”, when White fall - l wheat, eil, Si Deihl,' $1 650rto d $2,00() a mile were voted' to the mtimlie..' winter, $140 to $1 50, spring. •$1 50 to parities ts°llich aided the T3uffalo and L Sl, 14 to $1 ; peas, Huron Railroad, he represented ddo e the $1 15 to $L 20 ;•barley, �;2 15 to .$2�.,G; " t;ot-ernui:elit the injustice being IN County in giving this sum to certain i eggs,- stare lots, per b z., 20c to e ; c m ounuS at1 s which lend recovered ad was :tofarmers', 25c s rolls, t25c to 25c ; firkin, 20c to built, an at vane when the E N D LESS VARIETYi built, and the consequence was Huron ; 25c ; poi k, $8 to $$ 25. . received $93,000 extra. The Govern ; TaF.o xo, Jana 14, 1875. ent hard been accused of wastefulness, ! ' loads onlyof lain CALF. AND SEE THEM m .. was better ire were a few log d . but he considered that money 'There ed amongst *the ' in to -day, which sold at 91c for spring Irl. used -lvhen tlistrrbut . voters to be spent at their option, than cheat, 75c for peas, $1 10 forbarley, rr ` the Uank for the purpose of ea- } and 45c for oats. Hay sold at $18 to IN SHAWLS, A N 1) FURS, DRESS -GOODS, _1 T s ' N S. JAMIESO ��.OGAN � LONDON-, Jau. 7,-187• CHEAT CASH STORE, SEAFO t TJI. LOW-PRICED FURS lying 1n . y 1 for timothy, cumulating • surplus. He bad alwa s $- andvat $lo to taken a great interest in the advance ! mixed. Hogs sold at $8 to $8 25: But - merit of the County, - and should they ter sold at 28c to 30c, and eggs at 28c elect :him be would do all in his power1 to 30e. -+ to still further advance its interests. In reply to a question \1 r. Itos saldi '-'BUFFALO LIVE STOCK = MARKET. d �o c debentures to 1 4, 1$75 17 for he hal - 11 the town dee BLIT LLA Jan 1 • Brown,of Toronto. red b r �`ATTLE--Bcceipts to -day 1,207, loudly cheered 3 1 - thus 11r, Davison isnwas y supply for the ween., mak- that Philip HOFFMAN BROTHERS' CHEAT CASH STORE, SEAFOR.TH, . ES' CLOTH AND TTE MANTLES, the boys from Goelerneh, who were pros ing the totalpp Y 5,168 head,or 304 cars,' against 283 1 LAD 1 slit fol\1ucpurpose il ptsbeen packing aboutthe meet - his i cars for the same time last week. The ln€,'.. not qualifications, but the question was Mr._( yesterday's sued prislces. Sales this _morning, � comprised "sed as to the qualifications of himselfor `Feria- but 1 0 1 ead. Prices ranged from S a ALE Ross, but whether the present Yo , a o , ment slic.ulil be sustained or not. Be ! 4 50 to $6 30. No quotations for Ca • F and theyhad not to l nadian stock. s to -<.a was a Conservative. e policyof that }' SHEEP AND Lairs. --Receipt l for go far to fillet out the the party. He referred to the nt John lSanthe week, 4,200 lieadltt us fang 13,400}1 head, against field ifeatenald Government the 113,6001 cad for tie' sae time last week. been defeated on the question of , of the surplus, and said that the About 20 cars int yard for sale.Prices: ran�ec- tribution p sent Government had voted a sum ere ity _ofrllzed to 6 36. No quotations for pre which showed ( from $5 37$ bloc for di'ai�nage purposes, � Canadian stock. ' the difference between being in power_ P y 2} head, for out of c it.He referred lxGoverment - making.thetotalt supply fors the week, form principle of life te AT STRONG & . F'AIRLEY'S Will be allowed off all Cash purchases over FIVE DOLLARS In the following Departn ' an s :. 1)11Y GOODS, - MILLINERY, CLOTHiNi HATS and CAPS', BOOTS and S i j S, ('ARPETS, AT 10 PER CENT. BELOW REGULAR PRICES. LOWER PRICES THAN EVER, HOFFMAN BROTHERS' CHEAP CASH STORE, 8 APORT I-1 OIL'CLOT_-.' , ivy. ALL C 0r0DSFIGURES ARE MARKE j IN PLAIN AT Thai,' . We are selling Tea worth $1 per pound, for 90 cents. Tea worth 90 cents fel j I i"OIL the NEXT TWO _JO -I-1'. S' ES WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED, OR NO SALE. l ALL GROCERIES 75 cents. Ten pounds bright sugar for $1. LOWEST CASH - PRICES, And the great cry r1 IDD'S EMPOR U OYSTERS BY THE GALLON, FRESH AND GOOD. XO EOG L'S XS. WILL B][ BARGAINS, BARGAINS, AT TEE GREAT FLOUR ANIi FEED ALWAYS ON HAND. 1. 1 TEN PER `CEN"� SALT, 11'HIOL1?5-.1LE AND RETAIL. (`0,41, OIL, (f.c• �EY. co1$000 N rt. :16 : -ALE L STRONG . � � Ar�T� � F 3 4a � . •