The Signal, 1894-1-4, Page 5THE SIGNAL: OODICRU H. ONT., THURSDAY, ANUARY 4, Mt.
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THE
CANADIAN BANK UF COMMERCE
calamouss, 1111117.
HEAD 011140E. TORONTO.
MOM �e� FUS Iv) Mine Roy �.RR - =
B. E WALXtR, (iINtRAL Iffsesegillt
A VERY PLADSIBLB ALIBI.
MacW1:e-relI's Clear Cut Ex-
culpatory Statement.
OTHER SIDE OF TML WARDER STORY
QOUERICH BRANCH.
A GEIt*RAL BANKING BUBNs1Bs TRANSACTED. FARMERS' MOTUB DISMUNTED.
DRAFTS tsSuED PAYABLE AT AL,, POINTS IN CANADA, ANO Teif PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN TNS UNITED STATES, (TREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE. BERMUDA, ao
SAVIORS BARR SU►ALfTlrtNT.
DEPOSITS oP $LDD AND UPWARDS IIECSIVID, AND CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST
ALLOWED. INTSaLST ADORN TO TWO PRINCIPAL AT TMS IND OF MAY AND
Mr' •SSR IN SA0NN TSAR.
Special Aelesels0 ahem Ite tens 0ONwotlen os ^
and FarweNR' *ales Maris. R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Just added to Stock a Large Assortment
(11,'
The Latest Novelties in Christmas Goods.
Ladies using Knitting Silk will save money by buying
our 25c. spools of Brainerd & Armstrong
Crotchet and Knitting Silk.
t 0 -rte
Ia MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS our STUCK is C• 1\I 1'1.i:I E.
YRS. R. Be S�dITH,
calasgo ;lv House.
JAMES ROBINSON,
One Pfr ice Cash Store.
The Pr/sower le ttleet.MN Jell Aeeeseel
of the Murder .f wllltem. ems M1. N 41.
DD.. a Detailed Aeeuuet .f f oriole of
the •o.ptelous fireem.t.u.ee, and Iwour
•f It is rowed to ne a orreet,
1ta.awrrov. Jan. 1 --William Walter
M•cWherrell bas made • statement to the
eohnty crown attetuer in connection with
"hare hI the recent mord,, of the old
(Aide at Port Credit. Even eines i.t.
tenet and inoarceraii. the esecesed man
has been steadfastly) adb.ciut to be aemer-
tios. that he will be able to prce, hie en•
tire init.-wows of any direct tontteutfua
with the horrible affair. and has already
received looney from old euuutry friends
to pu.h his defence with all possible vigor.
lu detailing his movements before and
tdt.cv the murder, as prisoner told hie
Ude in a quiet sr M.11a.1 LIauue►, m"r.
'with the air of an ho jawed man than that
of use telling •concocted .u.ry. lu regard
to the eyelet%-ot December 1.1, w.Atu he
was sail] to have been seen on the road lu
Williams' place, be say he can prove that
he spent the tilgbl at • Vork greet hotel, -
Toronto. arriving there at o'ekpek in the
peening. This he .i!1eve. The emit
Sionsiug be sought work at an employ
•stent bureau, had dinner at • (lurch
street r.staur•ut, spent the afternoon at
the St. .►ndre%*s public library, and had
his supper at another restaurant.
The Morse andIn the evening ho tient to wholes hotel.
Parkdale, where h. fell to with two mea
who poet arrived in • horse and rig. These
leen evieleutly knew him as a horseman.
as they asked him to look at the bone and
offered tonsil it. After some dickering h.•
purchase! the horse and rig for >;I4) and
brought them to a stable on West Itarket
street, where be pot the horse up for the
night. 11.. described the two men as fol
lows - • One was tall. had • black mous
tech. and thln.lde whiskers, also dark
He wore • knit cap He mast have been
nearly ata fret high. He wore a dark
muMer round his week, had ou a lI_ht
overcoat up wound bi, ears. It value
down below his knees. His boots, 1 think.
were laced. They were heavy bouts. I
should say that he was or 29 year, cf
age. was rather •tont, and would weigh
about 1:0 pound& Hr wore striped wool
mita. This was the man who sold me the
horse. The . cher was a little taller than 1
stn. He would be about five feet eight
niches in height He was clean 'lateen;
and wore a brown corduroy cap. He had
w overcoat on. He had • dark cutaway
octet, light colored muff• -r about Os neck.
top boots, and a pair of black mita This
man held the hone during the talk."
It.VWherrell said he had tome S19 in his
pocket at the time. He accounted for
the money by saying that when he left
Mr. St•bl•ford•s service .at whcee h.onae
he was arrested) about a month aim, he
received r0.10. the amount due him for
work as a farm hand.
The Boodle .f the Cane.
When told that the rage found in Wil
Name house fluted into the handle found
at Stattlefurd's, he enplalne.' that while
walking back to the latter place on Preen
her 21. he accidentally broke the Bane. and
throwing away the piece•. kept the handle
L. described the cane pommelled by him.
In regard to the. alleged bkaxt spas on
his vest, he declared that an analyst e.,ald
clear him on that point. Hs panted a
.verandah for • Mr ileighington two years
ago and the spots were stains of paint.
He said he wore a fur cap or any
coo resembling one in his life, and said he
will be able to prove that he wore • bard
felt hat Thursday and Friday.
Ho never stoked • Moe. . ( \
He dues not know William Moody. nor
would he ittow the man if bellow him.
The prisoner ended his statement by
declaring in • steely voice: " 1 am Mao
cent of the crime, and will prove myself so
at the trial...
C.rr.b.ratleue.
The reporter visited some of the places
mentioned in the statement, and Mac
Wherrell was folly corroborated on th.•
following points.
Hts receiving g:O.IU from NIT Stable
ford.
That he never wore a cap.
That the stains on the vest were paint.
Tire description of the cane. which was
entirely dilllerent from tee one (Gond at
y1'illiams' bone The breaking of it.
The time of his arrival at the Verk street
hotel, and of his staying then.
That he did not smoke • pipe.
Many other points LaeWAerrell declares
he wid be to eiplain and prove to the
astefaotiod of the jury at the trial.
As we ao not wish to carry over any Fall Goods we
intend to clear the following lines at a reduction. Come
for bargains.
Bargains in Mantle Clothes.
Bargains in Dress Goods.
Bargains in boys' Shirts and
Drawers.
Bargains in men's Shirts and
Drawers.
Bargains in Tweeds.
Bargains in Flannels.
Bargains in Gray Blankets.
Bargains iFWhite Blankets.
See our Table Linen aid Table
Napkins. -
JAMES RO$LNSON,
r t , Ose Price Cash Store.
M . 1-
BRUCEFIELO.
lbws rog►11&.tbat Derr did amt pwsost biro
Ti sar.rr, .l 2.
Jan.
1geMa Mc4),oald returned to Mango
kat Saturday.
Ara F. Ling be spending • km holidays
nadir the permed reef. -
W. S. bleI.aald retarsli he itetherl•nd's
Cermet* es Saturday 'o reerme his deties as
echoedeth.teacher.
•,
Mr. Desnaof Tarmac, and he dieter,
hike Hamas, of Blyth, ,pent their 1'1•eietr
nese holidays at the home of their .aster,
Roes, Mrs. Lana of this place.
Meters. U.rray Gibson, John Aikeshead
and Arthur Ketches, aad Dias Liizi. RIM
morals( this morsg for the Forest City Sssi-
owe Celteee. We wish them meoose&
Rev. Mr. Kerrie; el bare a very
atmrsattag lectors in the ` ode Words last
Thursday er.si.g. Hr esbjeet wee -• Life
smear the Spaniard.," dad it was very
amreetiive.
At the time of wrivag oortect remorse of
the votingof the municipalities of Sere*
d
aTeskorsesitb were set ia. 11e plebis-
cite athe hews of refuge googlies were,
we believe, .aerial by • large majority. is
ea
next wk'. Ides we will give a detailed
etate.aet
with a gait mad • free ride " by nail " before
kis departure which would have been a Oust
retribution for wed as impostor aed top,
as he proved himself to be, during his stay
here.
A4.410411413. - The assembly held in the
Foresters' hall bete, on Thursday night was
• decided stamen. Lucksow, Ihtawaaaa,
Nil. aid Asborn Were well represented and
as enjoyable eveaiog wad spent by all.
PA•,.•a - We oongratclate William
(,etas ism his sumer. in passion the Model
haled Exam. We believe he does not ia•
1.d teaching yet tats' he takes • second.
We hops he may be as succeenful in that as
he hes hens in the past
A • lout. Memos,. . -The annual school
meeting wen held Is this school house en
Wednesday, Dec. TItb, when Thos. Ford,
Um retiring trustee was again elected, sad
ether bwsnsenwf importance in connection
with the school was ..anted.
Marrs*... -The annual thank (Werke
meetise of toe F:.st Aek6eld Auxiliary of
W. F. M. 8. was held in the church hen
me Tuesday, Dec. 26th, when • very inur-
e/tin address was delivered by Miss Mc
Williams, • misiosary of Indere, India.
BLULVALE.
TUMMY,. Jas. 2.
M,a Alex. Craig is very ill.
Jobs Patterns& of ('osn, is a tows.
.lobs Mee•sr es visiting at W.edliasn.
Mee Jeanie Diw..t her been meting at
13orria
Mien M. Patterson, of Galt, is vlitiag
here at peeseaL
PhilipThomas sad Norman Desnan sus.
.layed Bewick.
Pkil�ipp and Jobe Thomas, of Woodstock.
spent Usefiwa. at hese,.
Mtn. Jesse Maser is visiting at hes beeth-
et's, Wm. Cameros, Steeds.
Jes. M4Pbwsos. who has bees is our
made Ise sows time returned to Tomato es
Tuesday.
Jea. Berton, who had hese Mania' •
Melee factory ie Priam Rdward Wand, re-
t.,s.d last week.
R. L. Stewart. who spent kis holiday
under the p.resul red, returned to hi
..hemi es Monday.
A eery eh•sisg emit Wok phew at the
r.idesee d W. It Sewer( es Wedmiaday
Iasi, the merrier of hie asegbNr Maty A.,
to A. Prseber. of Monks. The /t+mants
woes aim.ras and eaetly. The Rot J.
W Pring perfumed the ememsey i• kis
.seal pfieeriag sad hearty style
LANS
Mo.oay. Ju. 1
VaismeIt 'fire. J. McDss.M. from war
Ripbey. is the swat d F. Stott.
Weinman,. .4 number d fear
amend here attended the ecd of Mie
▪ Reek of a.rvis.who was formerly • rami.
BARGAIN WEEK
1N
Useful Presents !,
W. ACHESON & SON:
Out R�daccd Price For f hri�liii�l� IVe��k:
Men's Fine Wool Lined Gloves, 2 Dome Fasteners, 95c.
reduced from $1 25.
Ladies' Kid Lined Mits, 75c., were, $1.00.
Handkerchiefs, an Immense and Beautiful Choice.
Embroidered, commencingat 10c. each.
Men's Large Hemstitch Silk nitials at 50c. each, Every
Initial.
Linen Department Complse.
What can be urore :t ceptal,le than :1 nice Idc.-e of ueo4t ta>aeti We -'tet •
New Drawn and Embroidered Dinner and Tea Meths, Tray
and (carving Linens, Table Runners, Hemstitched
Napkins, 1)o Ilett cur . a 1.•,antifttl 'dock•
INSPECTIQ& INVITED.
Silk
DUNLOP.
Traoav, .las. 2.
(:.mare Hawkias..1 Pert Allen, gave
our keg a Sassiest vii% kit week.
Mt. sad Mea Camino clave Ba1hu a
a tlsasiest emit es Friday et kW week.
Mien R. AS.. esjo• pMesamt visit
of several days is the Circialar town kat
week.
Master Willie Hawkkse, of Sheppardtoe,
sorest his holidays hare with hie mead -
parrots.
Mien Kau Macdonald, of Detroit, Sbotse
for a visit of thr.e weaks to parolee and
ether friends.
Doctor sod Mrs. Cam, of I hl.gessea
with their children, were the guest' d KM
Atka Iasi week.
Mrs. Wm. Robert/we and children ma-
jored the New Year by • plwesst'visit of
e mend days to relatives .t Ki. bridgs.
The anneal meeting of R. S. No. 9, Col
berme, saw • fair attendance of ratepayer,.
Il. (ldmeaiag was appe:Med chsirenas sad
Jam Lawless, seo,etsry. After the rs.dl ig
d tie minutes of last year's usual cresting
and a special megiag. the missies were ap-
proved. auditor's report wen
as read d
• d. These wbe noted this year were
A. A. William for the sorties and J. Cl.
(lotto' for ear beard of FA.wtiem. Same
i to in the whose 4.Ml.* were
etdsrsd. and extra kedge kr the caretaker
ler the Meter aiseseha A dMonwles
about the well at the ..heel was lsWere &
fig. 1. H. Barker. J.Rim whew part.
.estsd awl IL i D.
Lammas treatise kr Wee yearsand D. Ow-
msg auditor es behalf of the �M�s
for 111114.en Rte
i. Mi, who Mss'. M
W. ACIIESOR....S. SON.
C. A. HUMBER & SON
Jewellers, 5zc.
New Goods and Latest Styles
FROM CHICAGO,
Cuckoo and Fancy Clocks.
FROM BOSTON
Jas. W. Tuft's CelebraatetSilver-Plated Ware.
FROM ENGLAND, .
Crown Derby Goals in C'hiva w illi gilvcrY Nlounting..
Fine Watches, Clocks sod Jewellery, sp-ct•clea and Eye I lasses to suit everybody.
Repab leg 1 •recialt y.
C. A. HUMBER Sr, SON,
BANK OF MONTREAL.
$1 z,000,000.
f ,000,000.
CAPITAL,
REST,
BROKE THROUGH THE ICE.
sed toad of a Toronto Nan by Dr•w.l.t
1. lb. Ray.
Toantrm, Jan. 2. --John R. Clarke, reg
lets of transfers in the Canada North
west Land Compact was dmwned to the
bay here on `lathy. H. had been no
(Iced walking toward the bay by • gentle
Inco *Wading at the foot of Lorne street,
when, on reaching the ice he wdd.nly dta
• pser+d. The gentleman ran to the spot
and discovered that Clarhe had broken
through the Ice and w.t atrnggling in the
water. The ice was thin around the
drowning man, and before assistance musk'
be ptornred his body floated under the ice
When taken from the water every effort
wee made to resuscitate hien bet proved
fruitiest. An inquest was not .unid.r.d
nen:wary ea the drowning was evidently
purely accidental Mr. Clarke. books
have been examined and found atrietly
durst d thio vieiaity. a whist foe the past year, will ,,ammo s the
8".' "'A' - M..hed e'""`'''). Asses d es washten 1gl)t ....d ... hep willilia►, Mich., who left here Wiest ase yeses ' be es deeoendel se 4s 1603, is what sae
ag+. M boa, r'.s Abe 441 6.1.111.41.11"L I �n d three awakes. is the outrasod
Ns &WA ha will w $ great my Amite ipawn d e "baba M jsslor otaswtat.
t.
d es be left ..+... i yT a ow
is thole dilhe me home
lksall. -The maw Wilt 1 a scene ism .f'�. - --
Is w a 'Vadat* of Mesa OsOsre B.dEeth : UN John Wflans
ss Illh►S an 11 imi O maw � «h. air hismi•
!Nes
his • kr gilts Aims N M Bti ass
.1 Saving Deftartmenr has beets ojened in con-
vidOrg with this branch.
interest allowed al cuerent rales.
11. LOCK WOOD,
Manager Godsrich Brafuch.
--r -
CHRISTMAS IS COMING
and, in ti• of the fns4int and r'joicil:g of the holi.lsy
wt' call attention 1•. our
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
oar own Inas. warr..uted pure Anil .etre ■:rung, therefore Cheaper that t1,e
bottled eeteecea. 1h. f 'Ilow.tng ,owners in 15cbottles or In hulk :
LEM0,1. MILLS. rattles.)
R trill t.. tlwond•• 1 L0 p� rP,-RrI\T.
lit TIM:.etIITT.R4.RWEti.
t 1 a wed. ON t\e1E.
K,"•'• Oihers.lo 1.. add,.'.
t \IaE4i�.
Don't choose your Lis Toads vac. �e you see our Stock.
TRY OUR BAKING POWDER -A FIRST -CUSS ARTICLE. FREE SAMPLE.
W. C. GOODE.
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The Weeitl•se i>rs1t1.. I •egular visage . f poor Artemua Ward. Hee
T vont* S•a. ' favored the savages with one or two' yam',
'io onto has often beta Called the most which he told in quiet, deliberate, unaffeet-
Enrluh C.ty oo this continent. If the .d style, his voice having but the faintest
re o I meodau. ■ 04 the grand jury r, c•-ntly ed', of the American twang, while the
be gi, en erect it will be more &I.h sttl', biomes depended for their point on a rubtle
they ssgFesr the e•tabluhmeat of a poor sense of humor other than on the exagver-
house for the reception d the homelese men &tad use of a plelsree and the startling ef-
who are cow sent to lad. �lecta of light and shade that usually niark
It has hitherto been 4'aaade.. boast that the funny prod ii O. ions of the far west. fall
she could do without the "mot►us" system. Mall Budget.
still, her county jails are being used tory tilldree Codes
other than reformatory purposes, namely, 1'he,saant tlavov, getiik u t..w sod
di teff ii fwiib v ryslit lee. a not thjg a .00thinp effects of Syrup of iP'f�s, %%nen lu
distinctive with very hitt, odutcome
^ seedlie of a lavativc and iftbefathcror mother
Whetever may be the outcome of the
grand jury', recommendation, the fact re- ae vroetivet or biltona the stoat gr+tifving
stains that an honeet, bou tiees man should results follow its use, so that it is the beat
not be rooked and treatedas• criminal
acenrate
•eswgllen Ptlnslw,
NIAGARA FAu.a, .late. 2. -The condoms
authorities on the Am.r .an aide have been
.ngnisant fora long tint* pees tent a nuns
her of ladies of that 114.1. eons, mer .hop-
ping at Hamilton Rt ('alharin.e and in
this town Special fs.pector Charles
Lwwi. appreh.nded SIn. M. Mae Mabee,
wife of the proprietor of the United st..te,
betel at Niagara Falfs• Ni V When the
woman steppe! from Orland Trunk
train en the Amerac s sale. aceomp•nied
k�yy Iger nmee, • young ��da7 earned Mir
M%Ibsen, the MOW aehe4 her to step into
the feats Irerebt's 0*.0. Here seder
Mn McMabos • skirt wen stowed ..verel
pisses of drew goads said velvets, is view.
.g to • t Mid or VW SootingIrso /o'sd on the Orb Beth lanes k•.l
burse to Ilk (Whackers deegoing. • ed had
W imper& w_ .iI v. aggM thin ever.
T►. got uw.rethe ms al
r«d to p.,
The present system is densershaing. _
should sea ',tile.
familyy!Sedy known and every family
HER KIDNEYS THE CAUSE- b v•ii i. oefj -0., dollar a year.
Have it gent to ycur &Toads.
rem %eyesores. emus Dee• Keeney was treaty -
ed ler lent. hewer. HIS,..N.asarb sed
0.I. S..b1.b w I I bar Ir,w,at - Redd'.
S/i.ee-DUl• cared her is seventeen
}its.
StuLLrl'R•Y, Jet. 1st, 1f;;4.--Mts.Itour.,
Realty, of 2111, haat Third at , Ashland,
Vis., writes an intereetiog story to the
Free Press. She eye .he has been sick for
, J. J. MOORE & CO
of ng Out
Remote= yeah ; that the phy.icans she
0.srulte41 in different places in the United ;
States and Canada ascribed her ildsto the
kaiak
lungs, heart, hver, stomach or aiak
a
eases, but none ever engrs:1 .u. iti.�- cvs.
of Business.w
All the pbyatcians' prescriptions and patent ,
medicines she tookof iled to help her, and
she kept growing worse. A bout two moat h• `
ar she read of Hod l's kidney Pills in the
h ree Press and sen* to Toronto for some.
Now she as cured. Doubtless there are
many others suffering from kidney disease,
but, like Mrs. Rainey, do not know what is
the matter with them.
8111 Tye fns 11.54... '
The first house dinner of the .s..e11 I
•Iway. • great event at the ?lavage club,
and the convivial party that. gathered
around Sir Asrusts, Htrrie on S.turday
night in no respect fell short of the standard
of Porn et years. .among the •entertained
and thee -entertaining no one commanded
more lively enmities than Rill Nye, the
popular American humorist, who has been
in London for a few days, and will very
likely be beard by *till larger aedi.00es be-
fore reoroe*iag the Atlantic.
Mr. Edgar William Nye is 43, but he
look* older. He might past for a leading
obsneery barrister or • benignant professor,
with his well shaped cranium, the contours
of which are..seeald ley so hirsute growth
he round, close dimes eke mad his geld
rimmed spectaclN. TMs4laded sothisig
el tM typical limbos [• Wsagerassor as
thele was is the esen.w4 asairsram ad
you to alb
Ill1.eM
taasnsR.
J. 1.-Ahrehs..-.ass ei
c. cash hi .t th. ism Mara O.P. a
Wake at waning •.d
was It1.- was a nes
Moser
•
we ...1reT1t our ,tock of ROOT. ANS
ae101DI AT t'SaT 1411 !tee Year& co strictly
rash terms.
Ilon't trivet that 1I!IT07 WORK VIM
RCPIIR/SC *441 will be carried rm.
fl' ,counts mast be settled by Dec. Mb.
J. J. MOORS Lk 00.,
Vest rde Court House Square. Ooderich.
LOOT 0'UT FOB BiROAIXS
THE
NEW
TIN
AND
STOVE
STORE
ON HAMILTON STREET.
MR. J. ' H. ,WOR:
n; touch pleasure in intimating to the eitiees4 of (ierteekh liml.wsproonaing
enmhtry that he 11114 o1a•ut'd out A DPW Tin and Stove Wore on Hamilton
Street, in rear of Colborne tiros. More, wiwrat h.' will be Seemed to ill..•t all
Lis old friend.. and as many new omit as limy t;i•e him a wall. , 1104.1 ep-
deay.,r to keep ou hand all the 1eydiretnent4 whit* aitt usizrN 4ept 64tiist-
clans store
in Cutters. Amy Style to choose from.
The Subscriber here leave to announce to'
the public that he keeps on hated
.A LI. STYLES OF 1'UTTF:KS
of the very beet material and work, .unship,
mach as t
PORTLAND (UTTERI
I. ISURls
CL TT
-PIANO l$OX Cl'TTEKS
..d (MAMMON ES,
Mar by the celebrated McLaughlin ('sr
rice, ('o., llrbaw& Special attention riven
to ordered vehicles. All parties requiring
anything is the blacksmith line will oto well
to call at the oldest Established Rlacksmith
glop is the County of Huron.
Robert Thompson.
('or. Elgin and Victoria -at.,
•.oderich.
After the Ball
Therm it ohms • great mob for S. DAVIS li SONS' GClgsra
NEW STORE
NEW GOODS
NEW TOOLS.
lie (tris aa.ureti that he will be' able to merit :'.share of your p'atrouage.
He will do an kiwis of l:eneral. itepairing and Jobbing, such AS stove-
piping, Enve$rougking, Tin Rooting, Furture Work; ligt Air and 1iot Wat.r
Heating Plllulbing anti Stearn Fitting. Repairing of all kind. attended to
on Abort notice
• He will constantly keep ..n bust a good stock of the, u lsod
Gal Cocking awl Heating Stoaee. Funta Tui, Stove Pipes. BMW,i"tas
sol R&i' Tr+enerare, 1:ranite and Whiteware' Lata t: l.�lld
ti , gdmerwl assortment of Kitch'ti Furnishings, which will int Mist tat (ILes1+
ilesoyt baltl>i Ws.es bought, rind old exchange.l.
Ordered 'crk s f seislty. Give hint n call. ,
J: H. W OR SELL & 00.,
HA.MILTILY. r13i:1:1'.
GRANO OPERA HOUSE
STURDAY, JAk
611
lb Aut.
Is Tl't first ,of Ams,riatw --X.IDsp,ret y '
('NA Mite A. D N.1,6&iaor.
LATOSKAJ
THE 1,REAr •
The Americas, 1 o.stittlien, thi
Areekicin i.Isa, the Americas !pit*.
T lite firsi,. bust, "-ML$ 'the tam
. w
SUPERB COIPAIiT
OPIIA PARC COIEDY.
BEA UTI FL; I. LAJI13S.
GRAND MARCHES.
(;OR0EOI.1S' COST M`E•S.
EVERYTHING REFINED.
Admission, -
Reserved Seats,
- 25c.
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THE SUIEDAY SUN
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Addge.a TSR Six, Sow Creek.
THINGS ARE STILL HUSTLING,
we want to make them go a little faster and we are
going to have another
AOOTION SALE
On FRiD•►Y AFTERNOON and EVENING and on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON awl EVENING next, when we wilt offer the
i,e.t Stock of I)re... Good., (1rocerie4, Clothing. Lsdiddt' taek 4s,
Ulster', Cornets, Spool., Tweed*,'scarf•, Parasols, Tees rind Cots.
Raking Powder, Rte_,
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BY AUCTION.
We are selling you Goods at your own price and every
one who comes gets bargains from
SUNDRY, The Auctioneer,
IS QUM OLD V A* .
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