The Signal, 1898-10-27, Page 44 MossoAs, OIL
THE SIGNAL,: GODERICHIIIONTAR1O
glI M•H
MOUTH ORGANS
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Dlraot from Ciermff.
B•ttr and Oh•apsr
than Ever.
IOc. values for bo.
9.50 " " lbs
40c. " ,, sad
boo. " " 350.
60c. " " 40c.
Call early and get • good
choice.
See no for anything in
Musk or Musical Mercbau-
diee.
EMERSON'S
Ucyde A laic Nass. West.st.,
C}ODE)RIOIH-
IiEPNUtITIII
THE MMNEIMEN PIANO i MUSIC CO..
Of TORONTO.
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ss pleMa>A
EVERY TSUBBDAY-MOS1 mO.
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICE.
DURING the past few weeks • large
number of accounts—•mounting to
several hundreds of dollars—have been
meat out from our counting room, and
we are pleased to state that they have
been vegy fairly responded to. r
There ase; however, cases when
there have -been no responses, .`mss•
there persons we state that we hope to
hear from every one of them at the
earliest .late. They owe, and they
should pay voluntarily, and :dei eat
any further prodding. But it's
astounding the amount of jabbing
some people will stand rather than
pay in advance.
Look at your label, and, if you are
in arrear, pay up. That's bulainesi.
GIVE US PARTICULARS.
OUR esteemed contemporary, The
Telegram, of Toronto, has the follow-
ing in reference to an article which
appeared in Tas SIGNAL last week :
The Hcaos StosAL's inability to see
anything wrong in tee Yukon is a
nen Oen that Dan McGillicuddy had bet-
ter attend to his knitting in Godetich
harbor sod leave the discovery of public
evils to journale whose eyesight is un•
dimmed by the receipt of Government
°entracte.
If our esteemed contemporary will
specify some of the charges
that can be brought home to the
Yukon officials, we will warrant that
oar eyesight will be sufficiently " un-
dimmed " to see them if they can be
seen at AL But we don't take bass-
wood for oak up In this neck -of the -
woods, and the mere asperring of an
official's character is no reason why
we should look upon him as a crim-
inal.
What we want is to have specific
charges made saint individual of)i-
oials. L Maj W ataa a carpet bagger
and claim exploiter, and has any of-
ficial who was with Major WAUH
been guilty of like conduct 1
Did Judge MoGnias run the ad-
ministration of justice in the Yukon
On lines of financial gain to himself I
Has any official dons any act con -
teary to the regulations and inimical
I' to the welfare of Canada or the Yet
ken
Mr. Werra, Rsurria'1 agent, when
brought faoe to hoe with Major
WAua at Ottawa, had no fault to
find, and Mise SHAW thus far has
given no facta of her own knowledge.
Let us have some facts, if there are
any, to back up the soap-ohewing of
oar esteemed contemporaries who are
afflicted with Klondike -on -the -brain
Thus far their only efforts have been
to prove that their upper bertha are
net made up right.
A CHANGE IN THE TOWN COUNCIL.
A ORBIT many people ate unaware
of the fast that the town council for
the coming year will be elected ander
greatly changed oonditions from those
which have existed hitherto. Atlas
last cession of the Legislature it was
,emoted that
"T1s council of every town having a
population of not more than 6,000 by Me
last Canadian (venous shall nnnsiat of a
mayor, who shall be the head thereof,
and to Mt msncjMn to be elected by a
geminal vote
Tide, of amuse. applies to GederMh,
mod sees,/ that the division of the
town into ward/ wall not be taken in-
to aseseat is sleeting the member. of
.saaetl, ell of whom will be
by the town at large. In the
distiller town/ and of cities having
of 115,000 or lege • bylaw
away with the wand system
'Aieakted 111 Wad approved
wt>fll
eaeoted ; and such bylaws have
ready been approved in • number of
places throughout the Province. Pro-
vision is made, however, for a recog-
nition of ward divisions in towns
of lees than b,000 population if the
change to the plan of election by a
general vote is not 000aidered satis-
factory.
" Al any tame after two annual elec-
tions have been held uwler the provisions
of this section (before quotedl,the council
of the tuwu may, and, upon the petition
of twenty per cent. of the *baton, shall,
at the time of holding an annual elect on,
submit a bylaw providing for the division
of the town into wands. Hyoid bylaw shall
olive the select of a majority of the elec-
tors voting thereon, one councillor shall
thereafter, and so long as the said bylaw
shall remain in hove, be enuually elected
by the electors of each want, and the re-
maining oourwillors, to oumpk a the full
number of six, shall he elected as in sub-
oection one of thm section is provided."
That is, if such bylaw should be car-
ried,
arried, each of the four wards in Gode-
rich (provided the wards were not al-
tered) would elect a councillor, and
the o ayor end two councillors would
be elected by the whole town. There
will hereafter be no reeves, of course.
The change in the law will subntitote
for our council of sixteen samaabere
one of only seven mem
often notioeable that a small meleeir
of people are able to transact balms
more speedily and thoroughly than a
large number ; tt remains to be seen if
this will be the case in raid- to
the council. ..... a
Another objection to the ward sys-
tem eometimre put forward is that a
councillor is likely to look out for the
interests, of his own ward, at the ex-
pense of the other wards, rather than
to consider himself as elected to serve
the whole town.
SNAP SHOTS.
✓ West Huron u renting quietly, thank
you.
✓ In politics, you most either play ben
or
or get out of the game.
or Never get too far from your imow
when the political game is on.
MP When the fools all die this will be a
loneeowe world for the wow folk.
sea Right le always right, whether its
portion be a miucrity or a majority.
r The only way to ,get prohibition is
to elect prohibitionists to parliament.
✓ Ijr. Wilt.-Too-.oY, 01 No umber-
lanel, didn't depend upon- knock -out drops
entirely.
IV Hon. J. IssAec. TAars mays he was
in the truit line wheal he was e boy. He is
somewhat of a peach yet.
Mr When a politician trier to play a
Crooked game, the people usually act N um-
pire and nile the crook out.
Mir 'The boy up the pole, who misses his
grip eui slips down, ceases at once to be a
hero in the eyes of his fellows.
r The politician who tries both to pitch
and to catch at the Fame time is bound to
help the soore of the opposing team.
✓ Some of the political contestants ins
South Ontario and Fist Wellington are try-
ing to make very long kicks on goal.
r Facto( S. Seines, of Toronto, is now
busily engaged singing that grand, old, hut
hopeful ditty, " Wait Till the Clouds )toll
By "
Sr Will Le Sobel kindly let us know if
the voting on prohibition is over 'in
Quebec' We should like to know, ye
know.
r Hereatter when a politician on the
other side lies it will not be out of order to
eell him a " rubber neck " instead of a
" stretcher."
r Considering that the United Stateri
does not profess to be a military nation, the
Man on Horseback is getting a lot of prom-
inence these days.
✓ The reason politicians try to " shake
the plum tree " is because they will not al.
ways he near the plum tree and the plum
tree will not always bear fruit.
✓ We haven't heard anything about
the " Hero of H•ldlmand " for some time.
As Rir Val. WHIRL! said, " How soon we
are forgotten when we are gone."
✓ Some controversial fakir should now
ormre forward with the plea that the art for
suppression of bribery at elections should
he repealed, ea its provisions only incite
men to break the law.
✓ Notwithstanding all the boaste of
patriotism it will he seen that, when any-
thing worth having is in sight, the member
a parliament or ex member is renally With-
in nney signalling distaRet-of the prise
money.
jilt 1 The peg leg tramps who lot down
lags and wore unkempt' sats elbow
Tensa* w.e shot in An are potting
1110 leg in a sting ones more and wearing
trlall let sebea. MAatoi Bawm'n arrest
did the trek.
or Fret thing HARRY Knave, M.PP.,
knows, he will be supping .arrow with a
.porn down at ()sato Griffis. Osgood•
Hall Patios won't stand monkeying with t
11's different from the Stephen 'renal, and
sea hni farther.
✓ if his nibs, Kase. Hen, of ('.hint,
r ssahI.. the &lyes pictures of hist wiled
are appsmrien in the papers, we dost wrist•
dr at the ems dowopr.e.presds asking 1.1
Burn gums le have "Light* oat f" grand
ad. It was the Lr "Zip.'
✓ Uel. Iles i.ouwoti elate. that
Dower, eaINNlMr, e0111M, searem, Moss..
num, WsaaLsa and taboo. swelled the
Walesa peep jubilee in l'hivagu. That's
all right, se tar es it goer ; hut who created
the naval sad military geutlemeu that en-
ato,l the jubilee
r EDNON0 Neixt.sa, who • few short
years ago stood in the front rank tel football
players, he. been appointed gold ;omeu-
simmer in the Kluudike. The mien who
takes Meseta* for a tenderfoot and wants
to monkey with the commissioner may run
up egainst a dying wedge.
Sir For the benefit of Eastern Ontario
election crooks we Might say that sandbag-
ging and tesd.pipiug are ways of hindering
electors from voting which ire much in
vogue by tie ordinary burglar. The North-
umberland kuook-out drops, however, have
never beau improved upon.
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
ALL TWAT 000LD Ba alraf.7'aD.
Ohioan, News : A wife oortai■ly w so
muse for o•mplatst Ii bee baahsad dome'
lows her say mor. --providing he dor not
love her any less.
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TUN ua*D !TiTin.
London Advertiser : The municipal
probl.a will be solved when the bat oitl-
sew are atisestd to the otvie arena. The
abolittoo of the ward system will b • long
step i. Haab tflMtha.
beta�it est ---41t--111 •
Taa•aawas Of ADV aastatru
B.11eviW Sea : An Oklahoma girl adver-
tised for a ha+beed sea got him. The •d-
v•rcwme•t and weddi.g outfit ort 511.
and within • year f»dlsd and left her 5500
Wit t..era.«. lapses so ad.ernew
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Wt PAIT„ Nina Ikea Y -_
Hamilton Times : la Huron Ceaaty
9.903 'oten expressed their will to Ms late
pi.blaoite and of this number more shim
too -thirds (6,2021 voted for prohibition.
Aad Hares kern not been the 'tampion
rroa•d of the prof•mlon•I probihitioniata
.ither.
reit demesne use are ea lane • dtdire.t
1.,. ""e Is pureeing phlleothr•ale sad
oa.r.tab'e work they ere bet tarrying oat
the golden rule of Cbrletlauil( i they are
*bilking au bolter ronoaebililr t MAW ere
whiling*, no holding vow.
Oanttda'e •reabat Ltnfineat.
Orlfths' Menthol Llalment 1. the greet,
eel curative discovery of the age. Pone -
trams easels, membrane and tissue to the
very tone, banishes pains awl aches with •
power impoelbie with any other remedy.
Use 1t for rheumatism, neuralgia, head-
ache* and all eoswotting and
lammatl,a. AU dr Ila M eta
FOR SALE BY JAS WILSON.
Catarrh
GuAwAxrxa:—The compounders of
Japanese Catarrh Cure guarantee to
cure any case of Catarrh 'rafter pur-
chasing at one purchase six boxes of
the cure and using the whole contents
ad same, exactly u directed, there be
failure to cure, the money paid for same
will be refunded by them, providing
that six guarantee slips are presented
together with a reeceipted bill from the
druggist or dealer from whom
ed, and decluirlg that the wtIchrix
boxes have been used by the person
claiming the refund, and that there has
been no cure. This is a strong posi-
tion for the proprietors to take. but
they have absolute faith that on a fair
trial it will do all that is claimed for
Japanese Catarrh Case. t s I
"lunfitted fr=me 000.tsas emit h
} bf*d. mad
'Ouse H. GSM was instant
, Ari lea all NWoes-
,
wL ac. Nes. —ea all Druggists
rRTM a NENfl WUU ON» TIMMf11S
FOR SALK MY JAS. W1I.9ON.
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Tai 06ZATa9[ CIVI1J1LI.
New York Mad ad Empress • Great
Briton, with all her past faults is Airman
enterprise, is the greatest ootonizing and
et.ilistng force that the modern world hr
knows ; Femme one of the weakest. Great
&Hada in Me pw..at oo.arwewsoy Se cent,
sad Franco is wrooa There ma be no
emme a s --ad there should be nose
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WAR TT A eiralOIRATOR'
Ottiw• Fres Press : Alluding to the pri-
vate oars, The Mol and Empire says there
was nom a greet uproar "bemuse Sir John
M.odowld tnveUed in a ons of this kind."
1 he uprose, we believe, w.s among the
n est of traitors, because Dr. Mosetsitue
brought doves kis winter supply of vegeta.
Wes 1. the Cumberland. It had to be puri-
fied. It needed is from the polios" stand•
point, anyhow.
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111eR'T INOLAVD'e ADV ANTA,:D,.
Springfield Republica : Unless the NM-
dilloos are 'fluidly favorable ro n Impossible
for soother nation, even our own, to seemed
without self-irjory In ruling subject races
simoly bemuse Kogland has hooded• To
suocred as E./land hes we must have Eris -
lad's milometr, tor the work, ad it
should bo.pOlare et to the dullest mind that
we baeasmottetbwa edeastagea at the wet -
est tome.
THIN DILEGATI rKVean A NOT&I,
Stratford Reaoos :—Iu d•elrise eeriest
the billettleg sysmen, the C. E. convention
N Hamilton hos .ted very wieldy. The
eoltiplioity of oo.vestiow makes it under
sinble and eves impartible that Tres homes
shoale he oestiesally found for delegates.
Tele armies will not keep the earnest deli-
cate away, bet It will freeze out the one
who goes to have • good time al somebody
else's lno0svesi•soe and exposit.
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A D41CNI&AT: vas
Bobasygeon lad.p•edat-:—The Glo1•
heweil+ the degeneracy of Moe up -to date
fair. Right you are. The time wee weer
William Henry and Sarah Jae found unal-
loyed bliss clasping loon other's had .1 the
talc. Bean thought only of the other, and
all the world wee pumpkin pie and molasses
Now Sadie dines William, rides • steam
eooky Mores with Angwtes Rudolph, and
sooepte taffy from • diamood-decked touter
oh reedy made pante, and the polios won't
allow a .orap within two miles of the
grounds. 0 teaoora ! 0 mores
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Tin0 RfARCalla Or CIVIL, IIOVERNM
Montreal Herald : There 1s, in the mnsd-
ofpal sphere as well as 1n the national, two
Important divines' of government :
(1) the legislative, in which the Idea
rad projects (amine from every quarter eel.
(Meted to Improve and benefit the city are
hammered into 'haps.
(Ii) The administrative, in whieh the
mosey required for the public services and
the carrying out of the eamiturse authorised
by the legislative body ie expended.
The ideal olvin governmeet is not only
that ander which good Iegi.Mtio• is passed
by the •••soil, het that under which the
beet Derv$•• M given at the Mast possible
ort.
HAMILTON -5T.
Meat Market
The undersigned has purchased
the Butcher Business formerly car-
ried on by -
NORRIS -'As-COX,
on Hamilton-st., and will continue
to carry on the business at the old
stand.
Every requisite in the purvey-
:ng line will be kept in stock.
Satisfaction given. Orders soli-
cited.
J. H. GRAHAM.
The New
Gents' Furnishing
Store.
No matt( r what your needs are in
the Gents' Furnishing line, we can
please you. Our prices are right,
too.
J. A. HALPANY,
DENTE' FURNISHER.
South side Square. McLean'. Block.
F. BAIIJJO*T llffliS
UKALaR IN
LEHIGH VALLEY COALS:
C�RdTffi
ffit}C}
E TOVffi
t V T-
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A aslant., HIT DIl1[:aIMIRA'r1Rn MprINATT.
Printer and Publisher : The forthcoming
sun. of The Canadian Magazin will e..-
ta'a a brief, b.1 highly lateresttng pwiso l
biography of the tate Hes. M. C. Ommeml.
by Mr. MoOilliseddv..1 Tun 1IO1AL,
(fedora k— " M..0. Camases .• 1 Keetr
Him-" II M •also/eaa. SiChlipsrhei
e stimate of tam drew. sesh eems weildea-
pent from a whelomeM bishmia who b
n et eo petty ae to 1N ifs reuse* lI!tly elm
Waverly with Mr. OMMINI 1-NNt4la
!edginess in midge asadvised, #M1I.
efoo. remark MN MINN .bp 1Ye ks�M-
sess of ..w.p•per bieerephiee el /reef Qwe
adieu poutt.Mse. i did a 45eem1sMN Ur.
MaOdll.addy, in his usual vela .f metal
.wtrdietiw, weold rap me err the
k.uekiss MIA an .rtiele that im not f.1rly
ops. M tM Warm of v. e.apNm.ut,
Ahmedpst.meut, and II Wee ..M.
slew,
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woMAs'. tPNia.
Toronto News :—A rather notable loll
dent at the recent .•Nin, of the Toronto
UWriee of 1b W.C.T.tJ. sae Mrs. Dr.
Remota'. refusal to sed toe iv -duties es
president, to 11e erased flat -.Is rsgdre-
.rets of the parities left no tae for w
NOW di ehmele et her desaeste duties
Welds sympahstie nature the her 1a w
e mieses degres to advasw thiM.tereple
MM. Rat them Is always a a•.g•• that
neigh f.ttW isWee.bd h the work she
mho it . diewasel.., Oodles is 1 mato
acne and stttseti.s that are wastmtg be
lest-dra. s.pleymwss N hoes,, A
wets. Oro defy M t. kw beaten/ .sol
Mr .warts. sve.tese, es; meMer
what its acetic that .bKeely withdrawn
her Irea her hum is is he esllamms• mss
,ttnllggt. Wefts., however, sss dee ,fila.
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BITUMINOUS COALS :
Blr-mo L172d:1,"
BTE)Ayk[ N>7T
N VT
BLA0K .
BUCIISMITHING COAL
Mao
PO'itTLAIQ D
OJAIMYINT,
aaNADIeN
OE)ALI LINT,
OALOINJUD
PLAdTIilR,
BffiW1IR PIPE),
FIRE, B11I01E,
ete.. etc,
THE YEN/ LOWEST PRICES SON CAMN.
PROMPT OELIVENI.
Ntorsttee.e• ad Yards .
IT Tat MANION. AT TME STATION.
O .s at Wm. O.mebell's O®oe, morose of
-..__. Wartetad Square.
OODRRIOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. OHRYSTAL,
Ahreseserr re °a ml t • Moab.
Yweheturer N •H Made .f
BOI/AM REL. '
Smoke Stacks, 13a15 Pans, Sheet Iv
Works, oto., eta,
Aad Dealer la—
Maglmes. M&.Neery Omega, he.
AU ohm et Pip. std logis PINbup,
sea .ed Water O.
Mae NstmrValves. o..,an
.wb �
semews
A B.e of stool Wow mil seg
7tiesgis
Ow me .f Ives* sell *Morn
Revelries e•mm.ed, stleeese 1.
A. L OaTR'Ai.
11114► P. O, Sea St. *MINI
The germs of consump-
tion are everywhere.
There is no way but to
fight them.
If there is a history of
weak lungs in the family,
this fight must be constant
and vigorous.
You must strike the dis-
case, or it will strike you.
At the very first sign of
failing health take Scott's
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil
with Hypophosphites.
It gives the body power to
resist the germs of consump-
tion.
so, sae 1,.00, .o an•xhea
scorn & DOWNS. Cued,•, Tomos.
.W.w�nea�eriu►
RICE'S
PURE SALT
Best forlisbie dad Dairy
HELLO !
THE OLD
LRELIABLE.
ALL KINDS .OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
7..s Baer
ScrdMdll Hard Coat
IN TRH MAIULZT
Au (:cal w.,'hghod or the IIIMAet Moak%
ober 1 ou feet MOu I ba. (r • tee.
WM. LEE.
Only.. left at LIZ k sj�:j�ro
Seen promptly atseidd 1.
STILL ON DECK !
Ts
BICYCLE LIVERY
If you want to learn to ride
the wheel,
Go to YULE'S.
If you want Repairs, you will
find a vulcanizer, a brazier, tel
enameller, and • competent
workman
At YULE'S.
If you want Good Wi,eels
and Best Attention, be sure
and go to the old and reliable
KINGSTON
STREET,
GODERICH.
YULE'S
BICYCLE
LIVERY
Everybody is Talking about
D. OANTELON'S
F LOUR
He hes just roesivd weir car teed
Moan Mmaitoba. He has now an hand
two of the best brads at nem that
the wend ea froduee.
LAKE OF THE WOODS
- AND -
OGILs'8
tracer wlunres ettsw.
Mods from No. 1 Hard Wheat
. Mee jells the best teams atisane
se wMl do well by zit:
wig ietsas�r w 1Yt ' e a
e�N�ame►sferMWIUMOM M glei es �etsi,D••su.
Orders wiB be srtametr assumed ee 1s
PUFF PASTRY. ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTIES
meddling mases wlsa sasses seta. •
gesaa11y.
D. CANTELON.
We do
All Kinds of
riouldg
and Repair
Machinery of
any description
at short notice,
and for little
money.
blob= liefies.,
(IMafl.d)
tlOLE)1RIG7=_
GODERICII BARGAIN CENTRE
FOR VALUE IN DRY GOODS.
Fall winds remind u■ of the used of Underwear. Call and see the v.Jty
we are giving lu Wool Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, Cotton Fleece
Lined Shirts and Drawers, Boys' Fleece Lined blurts and Drawers.
MEN'S FUR OVERCOATS,
In Coon, Wanibat, Walloby and
Dog.
LADIES' FUR GOATS ANL)
LADIES' FUR CAPES
CLOAKING.
A large range of Beaver, Mil-
ton.prs.
and Curl
TABLE LINLN ANI)
TABLE NAPKINS.
CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR,
in All Sizes.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
( lst Flame Listed Union and
Wool,
LADIES' COMBINATION
UNDERWEAR.
MANTLES.
largest range of Ladies'
and Children's Jackets, and the
lowest price to pick from
BLANKETS,
in great value. Flannelette
Sheets, Union Blanket., Wool
Blankets.
Well posted people in Goderioh and vicinity have learned by experience
that Robinson's is the plaoe for valve and price.
sga. ROBINSON_
Beatemall Stovetipe Varnish
as its name implies, beats all competitors in the
most important points. Brightest lustre, least
odor, quickest drying of all stove -pipe Tarnishes,
25c., 5 for $1. ,Take no other.
The Medical Herb Tea, best of herb medicines, 25c.
Sassafras Blood and Stomach Bitters, 50c.
The perfef Emulsion of Ood Liver Oil, 3bc.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, BEDFORD BLOCK.
Agent for the Birkbeck Building and Los* 00. Lass les essq Mara
HAMILTON STREET MILLINERY.
MISS CAMERON
has returned from New York, bringing with her the latest in styles
and shades The reigning colors are
BLUES OF ALL SHADES,
MILITARY PURPLE,
CARDINAL and
ROUGH RIDERS' SHADE.
Mies Cameron does not hold openings, but evreyone is invited to
call and inspect goods and prigs.
DO YOU HUNT?
If so, the following gpaturormiliw lines of
Breach -Loading
. GUNS.
will interest you
A good 12 bore Double Barrel for
$7.73
A Damascus Steel 12 bore Double Barrel for $12.00
A Damascus Steal 12 bore Double Barrel,witk
Greener Crosabolt, for w - m it5.00
Also a full line of the Wincheet.n Arms Company's
Loaded Shells
Come in and examine the stock. No trouble to show goods
IOUCYIES RINEIEE STOIE
FOR CUSTOM WORK _
FOR REPAIRING •
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST 1N BOOTS
give AND SHOES
SHARMAN
Tilt PRACTICAL SHOEMALEIA
—a call.
Being a thorough workman, we cannot be on Mims of
'biddy goods, and we do not hey 'misfits, damaged geode, or bankr4i stalks
to sell ex first clam lines.
We keep the LAIALAW, WATSON SHOE OO'S !GOODS,
and as they are splendid wearers, good filters, and of bh• West
style., yon should give them a trial
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