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MR. TOLMAN-
Mr. Tolman looked for hie *amp_ o4.
the old lady's list, and finding no crosie
againetit told hinethat it was all right
and thkorit Art at the 4nonth;, *ou
do very well. Thea belong meek went
away perfectly salt$ a 'With .the ne Ir
librarian. ,..Thtus died 1'&r. I'olmt begin
to build up l is -popi atity •'Aa the
evening` drew 6n he found, himself bee'
coming nary' hungry, but he did not
like to shut up the shop; for every now
and then some one, dropped in, some-
times to ask what time it- was, and
sometimes to make Fa little purchase,
while there were still»sole library pat-
rons coming in at intervals.
However, taking courage during a
short rest fromcustomers, he put up
the shutters, locked the deor,;and hur-
ried off to a hotel, where he .partook of
a meal such ns few keenere of 'little
shops ever think of indulging in.,
The next morning Mr. Tolman got:
his own breakfast. This was .delight-
ful. Ho had seen how cozily the old
lady had spread her table in the little
back room, where there was a stove
I suitable for any cookiug•he might wish
to indulge in,and he longed for such a- •latione, and problem, an
cosy meal.- There were:plenty of stock cubes,"
provisions in the house, which he had.
purchased with the rest of the goods,
and he went out and bought 'himself a
fresh loaf of bread. Then he broiled - a
piece of ham, made some good strong
tea, boiled some eggs, and had a break-
fast on the little round tatle, which,
P. Glascow came in. lIt was the
dle of the afternoon nd Mr. T
was alone. This inv = tig for of,
cal" hi boa h eyoung
l was a of �
y,
of abs ] ty, ` light
eloa'k` ``a tea crying . , . wed
targe tel . f
'P,:t ibcrwwf fl . zedi
heard of the ch
shale,a1f} ._ Fa y=' S e
tthe e- oul' { no obj ti to
Dewing the book wife e he had
him, and which he : d taken out
time ago.
"Oh, no," said Mr: Dims(), "n
the world. In fact, on't su
there are any othe su scribers
would want it. I h v ad the
osity to look •to -see if t ad- eve
taken sept before, and find it has
The young than s i ed uietly.'
said he, ',i suppose o t • is not
one, who would care st dy the
mathematics of mus c e pecially
treated as Dormatock treats the
jecf."
"He seems to go i to it pretty
ly," remarked. Mr. To] an, .
taken up the book. "'At est.I s
think so,-.judgitg fro "! al the
• square
es his bre'
a bile. I
ni I ht dru
n
PY
re
h..
'kaf�t,
gist's
.ell
dein
co_
.Iptee
ook
c
se
to•
tofu ' an t
part o he e
tie aft nngoo
pbooyka eihi
than a month.
fo
an
orf
rin
THE HURON EX
LQ O K C 'UT
POSITQR.
quid like to read
naiad that the
re, perhaps,
'Oh idea ex-
re.her than
- '' Glascow's
list, and
stack at
a chance
store, when
ck.in the lat.
ing.
ame into the
c brought;; bank
ad bad for more
ode no excuses
o,ger than the
13imply handed
Ofiue.:M . Tot.
a e' this money,
kind he had
lady looked as
a ' ora the luxury
heir time, and
. So he gravely
L'hen she said
ut Dorm4tock's
p; son.
tlher:. Shp was
ajung. lady, and
ry good sense. He
But he told
thy, it's ad ways
to me that there.
nil for that' book.
etitfor ever so
3:. L
d J Mr. 'Tolman ;
demandi, Did
you any prom -
t I' thought my
d some time.
the book just
what troubled.
druggist ought
()lame, 'and yet
is blige otie who
, nd who took
et in . the book.
pdrize with the
hat' he thought
e ilia He -knew
Eire three! Iran-
i it. SP hernere-
ite sorry. F
thle young l lady;
apens thait just
r llopportenity for
high may riot oc-
itg in 110. Tol-
e' which seemed
e, and she con -
"Indeed he .does"
"and although I4 ha
some months, end,
d,
time at my dispe al
I have only rear ed'
and doubt if I sit '11 a(r
some of that bef • re I
though plain enough, he enjoyed more . thoroughly undo Stan
than any breakfast at his club which "•►d there ar tlr
he could remember. He had opened forty pages in all.+'.'
the shop, and sat facing the glass door,
compassionately.
hoping, almost, that there would be . ' "Yes," replied the o
some- interruption . to his meal. It quite sure that the
would seem se much more proper in - easier met proceed..:
that sort of business if he had to get up out front what I hay
and go to attend to a customer. "You say you hay
Before evening of that day Mr. Tol- leisure," remarked
the musical busieesf
. man became convinced that he would "Oh.Tin not"in, th `
soon be obliged to- employ a, boy or said Glascow. "I h
some one to attend to the establish- music, and wish to
went during his absence. After break- stand b
fast, a woman recommended by the old asin
I it, butamy a lobi
lady came to make his bed mud clean the, reason I h ve so
up generally, but when she was gone lie
reading.
was left alone with his shop. • He de- "A night drue st
termined not to allow this responsibil- Tolman, inquiry gly
ity to injure hishealth, and so, at one ,
o'clock boldly locked the shop door and
went out to his lunch. He hoped that
no one would call during his absence,
but when he returned he found a little
`girl with a pitcher standing at the
door.- She came to borrow -half a pint
of milk.
"Milk !"• exclaimed Mr. " Tolman, in
surprise. "Why, my child. I have not
milk. I don't even use itin my tea.,'
The little girl looked vvery much disap-
pointed. "Is Mrs. Walker gone away
for good ?" said she.
"Yes," replied Mr. Tolman. "But I
would be just as willing to lend you the
milk as she would be, if I had any. Is
there any place near here where you
can buy milk?"
"Oh, yes,".said the girl "you can get
it round in the market house."
"How much would half a pint cost ?"
he asked..
"Three cents," replied the girl.
"Well, thele, said Mr. Tolman, "here
are three cents. You can go and buy
.the milk for me, and then you pan bor-
row it. Will that suit ?"
` The girl thought it would suit very
well, and -away she went.
1111
ee
said Gla
!
had, `the
la mere r
most pesotB.
y -sixth page,
t• have to r
Ili feel t
hnndreo `an
Mr. To mien
ne 1
P8
w
ci*i
bee
not.
'N
ev
ig
wh
sb
Even this little incident pleased Mr.
Tolman. It was so very novel. When
he came hack from his dinner in the
evening, he found two circulating lib-
rary subscribers stamping their feet on
the door stepeand he afterward heard
that several others hal called, and gone
away. It would certainly injure the
library if he , suspended business at
meal times. He could easily have his
choice of a hundred boys if he chose to
advertise for one, but he shrank from
having a youngster in ° the place. It
would interfere greatly with his cozi-
ness and his experiences. He might
possibly find a boy who went to school.,
and who would.. be willing to come at
noon and in the evening if he were paid
enough. But it would have to be a
very steady and responsible boy. He
would think it over before taking any
steps.
He thought it over for a day or two,
but he did not spend his whole time in
- doing so. When hehad no customers,
he sauntered about in the little parlor
over the shop, withits odd old furni-
ture, its quaint prints, on the walls, and
its absurd ornaments on the mantel
piece. The other little rooms seemed
almost as funny to him, and lie- was
sorry when the bellon the shop door
called him down from their contem-
plation. It was pleasant to him to
think that he owned all these odd
things. The ownership of the varied
goods in the shop also gave him an
agreeable feeling, which none of his
other possessions had ever afforded
him.. It was all so odd and novel.
He liked much to look over the:books
in the library. Many of them were old
novels, . the names of which were famil-
iar enough to him, but which he had
never read. He determined to read
some of the as soon as he felt fixed
and settJed1.
In looki g over the book 'in which
the names a d accounts of the sub-
scribers wer entered,'he' amused him i
self by. won Bring what sort of persona
they were w o had out certain books'.
Who, for instance, wanted to read The
Book of Cats; and who could possibly
care for The Mysteries of Udolpho ?.
But the unHawn person in regard
to whom M . Tolman felt the greatest
curiosity wa the subscriber who now
had in his possession a volume entitled
Dor-nestoek's Logarithms of the Diapa-
son.
t -How on arth," exclaimed Mr. Tol-
man, "did s ch a book get into this li-
brary ; and where on earth did the per-
son spring from who would want to
take it out? Aud not only want to
take it,he continued, as he examined
the entry regarding the volume, "but
come and have it renewed one, two,
three, four—nine times I He has had
that book fo eighteen weeks."
Without e'. actly making up his mind
to do so, M. . Tolman deferred taking
steps tower !a getting an assistant un-
til P. Glue w,' the person in question,
should mak:: an appearance, and it was
nearly time : or the book to be . brought
in again..
"If I get a boy now," thought Mr.
Tolman, " Iascow will be sure to
-come and b the book while I am
out"
In almoa
the date of he last renewal of the book,
8
exactly two weeks from
"Yes, sir," sai :the
a' large down tow dru
kept open all nig t, a
after the day clet' 'a le
"And does tha give
sure ?" asked Mr Tot
"It seems to," new
sleep until about noon
the rest of the day, tin
to myself. I: think t
work at•night,cau ma
factory use of their.
those who work lin t
the summer I' .call: tak
river,_ or go somewhe
every,_day, if I like."
"Daylight is more a
things, that is tree," a
"But is it not dreadfa
in a drug store all nig
be many people ,to co
cine at night. ' 1y. th
- genere,llya night bell
which a clerk •- co"uld
anybody wanted atilt:
"It's not very lonely
at night," said Gleam)
often more lively. -then
time. You see, we .
+among the uewspa
there's always somebp
usoda water, or cigars,
other. The store.if
place for the night ed
era to meet together a •
hot soda, and there's' .:
of 'em around the stov
the papers begin to_ g
they're a lively -set, 1 c
I've heard some of th
ever heard in my life t
after three o'clock in t
"A strange life !" s
"Do you know, I nev
people amused the
way. And night afte
pose."
"Yes, sir, night afte
and all."
The night druggist
book.
"Going home. to
Tolman.
"Well, no,'' said
rather cold this after
think I'll take a brisk
"Cen't_ypu leave you
return ?" asked Mr. T
if you will come back
an awkward book to c
"Thank you, I ; wil
"I shall come back "thi
When he had gone,
up the book, and bega
more carefully than h�
fore. But his me in
long.
"How anybody f co
take any interes 1.
beyond my com rah
Tolman, as he cios
put it on a little s�
coun ter.
When Glascow pam
man asked him to stay
self, 'arid then, after they
a shortt'ctime, Mr. Tolnda
hungry. He had his iw
and had lunched early le
the night druggist, wliq.
Dormstock : ?
"Row would your like t
read awhile, while I go
dinner? I will light the
can be very comfortable
not in a hurry."
P. Glascow was in
and was very glad to
Ie
ae
eI
0
t
a
0
a
a
1
1
r
,
ti
n
er ; "but I.
ter will] g
ave founa' t
early dot:.
good d :1
Tolman
tat pres'' nt
seal bust
a great lo
roughly
s is quit
uggist, an
itch leis
rlepeate
er. ' "I
Store, w.
I go o
on mo
Glaic
lid then
seven
t peoph
a more
vn time
dayti
trip
out of
IS
able jo
d Mr: T
lonely
? Ther,
to buy
ht they
drug stor
vr
awake
•
ee
ee
our se
"In faitc
an in the
e right .1.
✓ office ,.
coming
someth
bright,'
rs and
talk and-
fiysakb
bout the
to press.
tell-youi
best storli
inour
morning!'
Mr.T
thought, t
Ives in't
night, I . s
ight, Su
took
re at
t'f
d y-
0
' ,
:,e
d
or
or
m
t-
ri
k
t of
ti Hi e
Aid
ir.
e I
1 c
d ?" aske
other ;
n to re
k."
ok unti
an ; "th
is away.
about."
said Gla
ay."
Tolmanto
look ovr
ad done 1)
n did no: la
da
D.
at
at
.s
:a
I
on sense c
this st
on," sai
the boo
d warm
ter app tit
o said
sit hete la
and - get
gas, and y
is
I
keepin
p scribe
te:anin
m: did
fo! it was
re eived ;
if :he wa
of keepin
b sineas
fid a her
all: woul
garith
r. Te
a gg.right,
lo ked as
ci'ld not
the b
'Out!"
. it s
a euldbe
I av bee
'It is•
,
g the
tun
Ad pa
tit Ii
the
but t
well
book
as
le�r,�
of
Jan.
find
she:
lids
the
ems
such
tryi
bean
ut it is cent
s. Walker' ev
is about it ?"
•No," said ah
•n would no
d I partionla
r. Tolinan
knew that t
to monopoi
did.notl wis
s so useful t
Ii an earnejt
dhecq ldii
ng lad ; an
book ou1-
ould t.
d and ,rty
remar d th
`So anal I,"
ry sore. I
Ihaiea p
at b
6
as 1a
ath
dying
again.
here
'invite her cc) de
to give p t
y of
f it
it fel.
rly
the
sh
She
ok
to
ble
ov
ang
q ta
re
me
ad
an
a.
ra
de
nly
t
to
nt
ay
oo
er
ge
he
flee
cul
ok,
me
tic
Mug
ted Dermst
L you r ;eery
LJ COMO ere e
e said she ul
0
0
r. Tolman s
lu eh time the, ext
c th CI buyil cop of
b seller told
w r . . B? he!
p ability that e
ti
a that if he ie n
, to do so, bet thotilgh
. ti ' compelled him
rn Ober. The night
I did 't suppose
am' very g to
ilnovel;", an t
she would re y
it the lady W881 ex
1.)c in stock under.hi
he
an for this' 0
gr fully. He1! lee
Ft this tl Eleyo
AN 1 nettl d.
it not Lag 1 t
Mee le ked.
me be r net,
In
1
particelarly
o ea think there
e rly return, and
Mr. Tolman.
1:" And then
d y after to -mor -
ell you some -
u a long tithe at
✓ s to see he
t t there was no
I get a, cepy in
id ed, he fotind it
nd at all for it,
t for it to Eng -
b ished, it was
it, for it had
The next day
u d he find.
a be spoke to
t. He was 'sorry
t simple jus -
to , mention the
ist was thrown
o mind by the
ne wanted his
le
sa
tle
is th
en the yeung
4- he or so later, she
t pie insof he
1
reading by a warm pre ; and so
Tolman left him, feelin erfectly can I
dent that a man whc ad :been 11, -
worthy.
When Mr. Tolman ret, reedethe
had some further conte sation
corner by the:little stove. I
"It must be rather i a. uoying, a.
the night druggist, enot t be able
out to you meals wit o t: shuttin
your shop. If you " aid he, ra
while you go to dinner. 111 be gl
do thie until yott get
come in, and othere ea
Mr. Tolman jumpe
position. It was- ex
wanted.
So P. Glaseow came
and read Dornastock w
at lunch time also. It
venient as not, he eai4.
e
o
s
assistant. ,1
t people ho t
I.at this pr
re long he e
had
18,
b
•
ik el the !Nang lad
841 Mr. Oltn•
e: ouabl6 you m
of the hod for
ret y
To be
tee s, regandin t
The in ita
ter} bode of I am
ith t .ern1; Tsh
el..e mist ntinip e,
0017 t
d. two pages
lit is too bad. I
ould want this
✓ o doubt it is
ite her, I dare
ep, haying heard
qed that after -
walk, with the.
•
as not at all sat-
ovel, and was
o Welting for
✓ that he had
of the work,
eased herself
h book was in
le an who: had
1 the thne it
• d had not yet
3e seemed some::
he; rifles foe any
In an. "I liave
tiles, are Fvery
that a book
th
have it ?" re -
has not: had
e natter. Ae is
tiaae and let you
•
a
eek vOlunteers
reparteld to
heesaly, With
note of I the
reek froetier
:peening in its
n are .prepared
prikigno, and
'said to frater-
pmmanclei of
I United 'fleet
that Bngland
t Germany! Will
ts
FOR TH
-rodK
After
Trad
/on owl
frien
and
deav
earn
wain
sour
Antioip
than her
selections
ATTR
•
D'S EP)/10R10.
nother Sluice
dgmenti
rt have lec
rs for th
assur the
,ain the co
grateful- ac•
the liberal
ived from my
rS in, the past,
re will be nfore
dence already
tofore, on
have taken
CTIVE
la rg
eeptl
eCial
And hay ng every facil ty for
and For ign Markete and
in busin es, being th' rough
the want of my distant,
STR
To all
Patronag
hav
the
NG IN
here who in
•
services of
fa
trade this season
t of the boa: tifu
pains to rend m,
xploring the Home
am long expertenoe
scquainted rah
can offer -
Or me with their
_Europe n
Ore hay ng both an
To fiirtva
Bianufact
I HA
Merl
perm
ally visited
onsider better th
own to the telbli
an and Eureean
nent in the
rers, as I roe ire th m.
EJUS
THE FOLD?
Choice Ste of Wool Goode.
IL
Extra Vain in Black Ve ve ee
All Shades in Tinsel a d' Ch
Hyde Park and all the ovelti
Ladies Ties. : 4 -
Shirts nd Drawers.
Fall Lines of Prints, T ee
In Cotton Y▪ arns I hay e
Warps ell colorel ,
All of w hi h are first-clas
RECEIVED
INK} LINES,
To
LOOK
I War
VS
all and' Winter
s.
attention to my
n of Men's ool
s, Flannels
nd
erything, Ca pet
T my aRAIN BAGS
'tint them ;thr Rest Cheapeet.
Besides these In
e ring the a
sulm
ER
At COST PRI
nce of my
E for CASH.
Market Streets.
HI
Take
KSON
Chen -4$
?Tat pleasure
cototit
R. WR
And icarnerly of TOROVI
classes of Watch and CI c
Cylinder. We have eon di
PR
Gold
Silvel
Fano
All
A
PARED !T
ease where esti fa
ting on l•
P ating on 1:
and Plain
late, Brass,1
inds of Jewel
In American
and Fancy R
LL
English akd
ngs in gr ett
E
BLEASDELL, 84.0-137-F1
PrUggisO, and xlrfi4ers,.
ee inform do p le of Sea/ and surrounding
y that they have se wed the serviees
•
GHT, LAT OF, STRATHROY,
. who is a limit -elm mec snits and workman, having had an experience
the city and country. He bar, therefor , becorne familiar with all
Work, fxom the finest Chronometer Stop Watches to the Common
nee in our man, and are, consequently,
a
.GUARANTEE ALLI
apK DONE.
tion is not giVen, bring it back and wet will make !it right orrefund the
ney. We can do any work in our line, such as
tch Cases, Chain &c.
atch Cases, Knit , Forks, Sp ons,, &c.
ngraving on Silvd• or Silver late, Gold' or Gold
y Repairs done in the best pOsible manner.
S T C K 0 F WiA TCHES
wise. Ladies' Geld and Silver Watehes a Specialtiee, Wedding, Keeper
ariety. Alto Gold and Plated Chains and al kiildseef jewelry.
L, -Seaforth.
IVTA_1\7111 1\TCYitIOM,
To BUILOERS, FARMERS OTHERS.
SA
HE M
no
ELM
SOFT
HAB
Blit C
BASS
PATE
ed
CED A
TAN
BLAC
G 111
Br
DRY
in
GROG
BOOT
READ
his bu
StPT
CHAN
MR
DER 1 1880,
OF B7
? smEss
�''
0 1-12
, p-nai kEhlEgief40:
Stove A sine •
4
essilteuteenlif odt: deo I ;too lati-nfrite
TN ionneetinn
-11- beg Etto -stet
on hat , at tie
STOVE
Tinware o
are all:a
Work of
Shortest
state to laereenitemersand the
the hag nifi:04 41'1 of her TIn and
to her eons CHARLES and
TREY, who have had the princi-
acme liberal patronage wili
that has beelt accorded -to her.
years.
with the !ebb e the madetelened
that they e il centime to keep.
Old Stand, a fell stock oe
OF ALL KINDS
4..:very Description. We
Tared: do Custom
-very Dee ption onthe
Totice, and Cheap.
owledge tile
hope to nun
LS been given
u e for so many
Insineet3 in al its branches; t
WHIT
N.B.—Ali per
will please settl'
once, as the me
settle can do sc'
until the first
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TEAS.
THE NEW
cali the at letion of the publie to the following br riches of business in .
ich he is eu ated at Winthrep, four and a half mike north of Seaforth •
MILL4. • Si* MILLS. - AW MILLS.
OCK4-Lumber en from green logs. Bills for Brining, Fencing A d Ditehing filled on short
A latr qnantit3 of dry 1 inch and 2 inch on hand ; also a ton iderable quantity in log.
&TAP E—Dry, cut to the followingi4slieti": 11 1+ and 2 inches.
MAPLE—Drv, cut to the followin Sizes : 8x3, and 4x5 incih
—Dey, cut, to ths following sizes : and 2 inches.
000—Fry. cut io the following sizes 1 inch.
for ctook in the o d method.
'T MOVABLE FENCE—Lately iniproVed. Set up straight, th s saving the amount requir-
A It —Frcm onehundred to one hundred and fifty cords.
AS RAILS—Ainumber for sale. 1
GRIST AND FLOURING WI Lt...1
TIN1 Pr cnptly Attended to, and good work warranted. Fiona _CoarAei. and Fine BhOrts,
n an , Middlings, always on hand.
THE GENERAL STORE
00DS—A large deck, cemprising the latest patterns in Twe a
RIE —A large s
AND SHOES" -
MADE CLOTH
fig res.
HAT 8 AND! CAPS—Men's and Yonth's hi Felt, Cloth and Straw. Siena well aeaorted.
HARD WARE—Preeeed end Cut Nails, 'Bone, Locks, Hinges, Screw &e. A very fine
FIJI Ts 'TUBE—Bureaus M .rroes, Tables,;Chairs, Bed steads, Cribs, 4u ges. &e.
Ha vest Tools.
ock of all the leading lines constantly on ha d
• well assorted kick, trona Men's Heavy Cow H
1G —Tweed Salta fee ee and up. Boys' and
nd selected with care.
de to Ladies' Finest Kid.
Youth% at corresponding
The undersigned, having ehe beat facilities for buying and li h expenses
sinese, offers hie chsturners the articles above mentioned at Icrst p ices.
A. GOVENLOC
lot of
in carrying on
ADDRESS TQ THE ELEO
SkII4H.—'t Good morning Jones, where are yon going to 2" -
JON S.—i4 I am going jdown to M. ROBERTSON'S Furniture W
furnitn e, see mine es g !Mpg played out and I wart to pet some
prices. Our baby wants el new cradle-, and they say that he has the ve
county.
1 o th,- Free and 14,dependent People ot Huron :
/CR BERTSON begs state that he hes removed to the premises 1
Kidd, a a Hardware stor and that he is now prepared to furnish ev
at rema kablY low priees. 'Intending purchettera will find it greatly to
examin his etock before enchaeing elsewhere. Repairing promptly a
to brde on very short not ce. Picture !raining a specialty: All wor
feather , wood and lumbe taken in -exchange.
Is, as Mrmerlly, under his OR'S supervision, and! will be conducted wit
' tion. Eis dna of Casketi, Coffins, Shroude, &e., will b e found compl
rate. Funerals attended in the country. A Hearse for hire. Rememb
M. ROBERTS°
;let: re i n8dt oebr ecol: a ghwiti,nt
t be closed. Pa eies-desiringto
firm open neer books And the
October- After that -date the
put into Mit hands for -col-
MRS E WHITNEY.
GrOeery
•
TS THE SP
-a- value for 3
Inst try his N
cheap. Also a
FRESH 'nit
And a nice stot
as Oral) ges, L
Jam by the pie
Currant P
Prunes, Dried Ap
HONEY
Some of the
85 cents per po
Try my New
Try my Blair
per pound.
Try my You g
65 cents per pon,
Try my (hunelo
it is really good v
Cueed Hams,
Ea con, Flout h
Pot Barley, deal
FRUIti JA
A very large A
a 11 sizes, Whichi,
price, will 13e so d
astomveerynloeww
est and cheapest in the I
ry hing
t eir advantage to call and
t nded bo. Furniture made
:emitted. Farm produce, A
TEAS TEAS*I
ROP JUST ARRIVED*,
where Toni 4a
money ever off,
Teas—they tate
RIES MOP
of all kinds: cif
one, App/ea,
e Apple jelly,
les.
I -LB.
t lea Dust in
pa• n Tea at 40 ia
origin Tea ati 5
Hyson Tea at 145
htore
get the best
din Scala
eally good BM
of Fresh
nt Red
Figs, Releine'
der Tea at 80ie
he market, at
and 88 eentet
f those super or Smoked Seoul
eked Become 1 in Hams a
ate, Bran, !Gatti ea], Oatmeal; ;
=Flout, 01044 d Potatoes, ;.1
S. FRU T JARL
ek of -Glees Genii Fruit 3-Ers•'4
eing -bought leefere the rise in,
ery cheap.
NC
the Farniture line ea- tosetlkig rni ts
Also Agent f
ied by Mr; John cie res. I
and Villag Pro e
AND LAii0
o • the most fa e
2 several of th
✓ he Sale and
by.
ENT
the greatest care and atten-
te, and at the very lowest
r he place. Agent fo the
as Stock, Fire
and is prepare
est Loan So*
u hese of Feria!
2nbe of to
ITHE VIARNA GROCERY
Gem ruit Jars all L. Haxby's ; Preserve Crocks at
rocks and Milk, Pans at R. Haxby's ; Teas .14
apaO, at R. Afaxby's ; All kinds of Fresh
I-Iaxby's eap for ash.
•
FLO OATMEAL, AN CORNMEAL A
Pure Paris Green.
The reboVe are all fle° r sale on the " Small Pkofit and Qui
the Va na Grocery.
11
ROBERT HA
Black, Green ana
eeries as usual, at
HAXBY'S.
and Package Dyes.
Ret rn System " at
BY,
Varna.
POST
!-A- pa ronage during thla:
solicit con tie:trance of Mei
DRY GOOD
e Stook of Bo
and Coal Oil, Hardware, Finn
thing r quired in a general et
to come and esettle by cash
SES
twenty
give me
surance
lso valuator for t
ominiOn. The ab
ears, On the most
a call; as am age
Companies in the o
ve
av
it 1
beg ;cave to
t 12 years tha
favors for th
of all dem
a Specialty—
Is and SH
s and Oils, D
eturn thanks to my numero custo era for their kind
I have been doil'ig business emonge them, and kindly
future. I have just receiVed a Lane and Well Selected
inch, for quality,and price, lite the hest in the County.
ES—MePherson's make. !rocker ' Glassware, Lamps
nes, in factevery-
ab or farm produce
d previous years,
nts will be put into
ON EASY TERMS.
tor a term of from three to
11 you w nt your life insured
y, one o the best Life In-
leal pre caplet:. Don't for-
get to g ve me a call. I arn a -ways attentiee eo business. Pest Office attd Telegraph Office in con-
nection. Clover, T rnip and othel. seeds on hand. I
re. Ask for What you want if you don't see it. Cu
leo intimate to all parties indebted to me or last et
i4
r note before the end of this mouth, or lee aceon
o further notilce will be given. MONEY T LOAN
Society loans, money on good terra security
rable conditions. LIFE INSURANCE.—
or the Sun lel?tual Life Assurance Compa
inion, and Onclueted on the most econo
CT-a'Elle._11X1•TC31-
pany, orsisting of orie 40 -horse Engine, one 20-h rse do., teio five -horse a0., new
and. a condehand Boilers, a lot of lour Mill M hinery, Saw Mill Machinery,
Plows Gang Plows, and Rollers; Straw Cutters, Horse -Powers, brass fittings
for E gines; Gas Pip and. Gas Pipe Fittings, Cooking Stieves, and a large as-
sortm nt ot castings in general use. The aleov stock will be sold cheap, to
make oom `for the nilanufacture of other articles. Orders taken for Engines,
Boiler , and all kindsiof mill work. Repairs attended to on the shortest notice.
RUNCIMAN 4, Co.. GoDERicti.
Street, Se
BAKER
FOR
C
fotth
IIAVE row
Old Stand,
for th, evb re the
eit
in every hr nchto
Weddin
Deliver
Confectio
Ca
rono
ay an-
e ful y tope
we inten
653
SEA R
,olna at tile
la per cella, .-
of Ocean Stet ship Tickets.
s Store, Main
645
BRON
etxetdtobnesainmee4 I'
ti9yaAlzdttean'ild;
Fr• uits.
gain the gbel
ge Of the citi
thing like goo
always,
TIONERY.
Pa Hotel, Sea-
satisfaetion
her Orders
to.
full -stock of
a, win and kind
read, and that
ns, Bakers.
eL- Mille en xeb
business Man, iv
did order, ken
erly. Heir fin
bag the Se sonet
which he Will gilv
FLAX
rens of ea:ea-hag of his Fisx.
:enable terms 10 a good active
o re likely to eneca.ge it prop -
dent Flax acieen, end in splen -
the Mill eunleingsteadily dun-
e benefits iu een:aection with
the number* ;
MON Y TO -LOAN.
Any aniount (ii money to L mein reefer:a le
E G E M P-041 U M.
THE S bee J hereby Chaim his numerous
el- des mere )( erehants an others) for their
hopes by ,striet 1 tegrity and close attention to
business te meritj their confide ce end trade in
lees &ming the /winter, he is nor prepared to pig
THE HIGI411 ST CASH PRICE
For sny qnantit 1 Good Fresh Eggs, delivered
At the Egg Empqr tun,
MAIN' 8'14 BET, t3A1AFORTH.
Wanted by tiet sirtbscriber,251tone of good Are
clean Wheet striate. i
Other Peg
TMIt makes
There's just]
itilthle
For rev e
She holde
Because eh
pnt
And fnad
That Les, t
A chap ea
I leave my
She never
Or takes to r
The very
Orr winter en
Will warm
She never a
Or rants
On Sundays
But what
light my
And epilith
The bed is n
.To worry se
Andspoil
She lets roe
Nor rai-es
If it just 1111
To be
Just get a -
shell keep h
And help e
Or blue -
Just take 03.
WhO
Are jutt
We Air a
What compe
Who earn
If home is
And life e
Babies
When the
this eomitry
1$35, they fo
their eustone
they fistd. left
miles away a
almost to ol
shaped like
many thinga
people very
-Just imagi
old enough t
it down. on t
while she fill
sionary lady
signs to say
the dress of
to ask fer so
'forgetful of
water'e edge,
springs forw
eo catch hi
through the
Zulu mother
that he won'
joy it 1 inlet
tie took th
weeks old, hi
river, !ma ty
of native eta
just under
other ena
baby ha the
or tried. to, t
given him b
him, he bega
end of the st
sinking, and
first lesson
a few Jaye t
much enry
brothers or in
in the tub
mother tried.
baby pedal
watching hi
Zulu babies
know how to
Mail Tina
- Half sea ho
daily mail t
merchant w
hitteksmith
bly get one,
had one for
in hopes, the
slightest ide
thing more i
advising him
it is too late,
out West er
anyhow. A
the door, the
which exten
boy who has
a cram
can see by
letters to the
the stoke the
risks of drop
river and inv
a0 Une3
There is a
ing distribiat
crat W110 tan
the rate of 4,
on his partic
trodden eiti
into the "g
argues that t
the more eh
'ed. just at
master is
Greet,' or
doee not
per ceutum
it is becanee
then to deci
After wh
delay the evi
enable rush
the only
proachiss the
"Nothing,
are rapidly o
him."
•Old Mrs.
and said sh
from her
conldei
"Nothing
The man
denlv recoil
"Come to
hired man
ticket.
-course, for t
swindle, but
and he holle