The Exeter Times, 1890-11-13, Page 8I*1St1BA:�
LEST kALLIOT,AGENT F011
TIM WESTERN ASSUneSnE COM-
PANY of. Toronto; also fur telema:NI
OUt retecE CO3:iP:Atc , or London:
Eiselen<L the F>OVALcANADIA.N. ell Men.
treat, ere the ONTARIO ett, et. -Ar. LIFE
NAST:i;1t;CB, Ct1'Yot waterleeestal,liseed
147.1. seeeuransesintorce,eetneneee, I.aoeusee
'i very year after 3rd year.
frilE .41ART,..EZTER:
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',tit= alcaeg -..- a 'n r,,
ass a �.» l 'lea a .-m
6 a �a c
feeltai
p elesure '
,To r nee
the incl
Arrived to Exeter
Air A• 3. Rollins, of Kiltsruey, Man,who
ree&utly.l,ur: based MIrWeir's farm, sitnut
ed
R sheet Histones email of Exeter, with
his family arrived in Exeter last week, ane'
eau be 'found hi their new home Mr.
Rollins wee baugttettetl at the (;rand Oen-
tral Hotel by Mr F. Bellies, proprietor,
prior to leering that place. Mr $idney
_O'Brien,.under date of Oct alst writes :ea
"Mr R••Ilins was pteswnted with an address
at the banquet area the li:iilareey rand was
in attentlaoee• It waS a grand effete,
Several of the leading t tdzens;teeumpxnie•1
Mr Bedtime to the railway station, when
be took pa+sage fcr himself need family
on lionday morning to his old home in
Exeter, Out. Mr. Reines made a host of
friends during hiss residence at hillauwv
for the past twelve years. We wish htrlt�
set and family god speed and asafe joaruey
to their old home. •
1 i3rexitles
to make
its name "l'he greatest Overcoat sale of the season
w at the Rig liaukrupt Stare.
valued Appren,i:•e to l l atitsna6thing watrte,1
teener -Hers , avit.t lit:r.w fae • one.
ea: �,......�,•.,..:�--."�....«� '9p➢"➢y to t -- H. 1 at ,e •
i rs. Euler.
• Ladies' and tit•rats uniierssear et start-
-
Peng prices at the lee ita,t:kratpt Stora ;
air. 1 I3er on Sat.arlay shipped sever;il
car leads of apples to Prince Edward Is-
land -
The pulpit +'xohangea in the different
there hes ea efend,ty `aqt were !alapreciate+t
_ a by the teen -ire;
If vett want to see remething entirely
new in mantling, just call at the Big
Bankrupt Store.
1 Saturday's uazrltet was an unusually
large one. 1'r••due a eettel rapidly luta at
high liguaes, Poultry' ales were numer.
ons•
Ilse R. T. Tr:sleeve% Of St Thomas will
preach anfttereery se rats ws in the .i,tme•s
St 11eth ebuteh, en .l:tndaay. 14th Pee -
ember.
.Mr dances Bern hes parehaee•l the house
and premises he now urattpies, on William
street, from Mr». G. Armstrong, paying
$41100 for the sauce.
Me e.ra Shillinglew, B allenty ne and
Wesel l laipp l Leen Exeter t ten 'lratedaay
k cern s yn enee ef el e ln, liege anal tetttle tie
' the aas"vEn at rea¢'3
}Use l tt'ie.^l the '"a ; . tt \a,ar:'
tran-1 alt ter e••4tla, t, hare far :Tae tat the
Big lianlhralpt gte're.
1 •t.;rtMa h>s,is nnn nwlail pine's tat1
n'1,iress ae 1.e:. dna Le cry $t. Y. Y.. has
sent .•tr;.en➢'Ire t;ls4 e.'til Riivttiites t- Tering
them cheap litOne4.
err E :.t; . e.t t:r ' t 1a:i„:1. .'.,,1t our Alf f:le•i,;ar,d limiters' sada of stoa•la wan
be4tit3:ul assortment of Mass (Goods I r.•1,Y Ia't S1 S a 8 W t54. t:'3tt°t1 a0:el
II fur Mee to atm, while hones wort' off
e,..r kite 'tnlia4t? reaf80n, diet they are , --°:,-;,:::11.-1;;,,,,.,;,1,4-:-,'„f
4aauo :rt t at f,aar I4ri:'e'a,
tSaettit t;liteinet, «mee7t. Of course It 1 :itr. W 1I I'r'yna•l.ls, of iiensall. at31
d.. t,,.esitswife °G• i fact :het we tido:, B Q ' t t t
�. ,eaK aere•ta tau .•e.. ter las ids lilt an?
4 ) }tallest se the a-eigeee,
R.:. t.,ie S the lar.;' -t Maid roost nein :A inert i. r,t the I ,s:er.l of Trade is
lr• t s' "+Cl, aa;! lie found in Western
the ..-..e. Ica t;.. -to cin,,I pretty g;3at3
V 4 are always away' ahead. \Ve
lle :!: view gift'. v: tle a trill range
c'1 ti..,sw l�,tvt<ly�' swiss dresses --de.
1.: i ,i t tht rinser and latest stye ,..
'al �.
a
a a, fu • 1 si.l.e of o �
..,:,trade --not left het week fur .
It.
las i two dresses nla1L..
l;^i,ia;cs, stFa+ice she will .care for Ila}
'j.iti4 r$ta;te itr worth set+wg. The ti,itt, Mt,3t--...40„vye' (':,fries \dstteI
p• k,.. 'i as lthit'i tht reach ul a 411, t,e?tly t)r inpcvil1t,' lam week r;tl professional hush.
:; 7 for the Ores and trimmings nem
ce <ttnl l• te. i By the removal to Exeter of '.Ir T. A.
tic lutea• toll:404.031 values iu Sec, prfee d • Brown. for the past two year headmaster
13 a •+d Varela A ;.'o;t1 nut, ,a I.b.avy tr•,,,d - <4 I)1,1..:t Pitlelie tirha4,,!,, 1)urhatn county
(elects at `f'•, regular 15c geode, analf for listaf loses one id its rnt!st ener};etle, suecesefui
te. ea ea, t a ch' ire e.f twenty tiifie to ,t sn•d popular teachers.-ile winauvitle States
lines, ail lechers ; bat the best value on. our "icon.
rc to ers i•+ a wholesale stock of "teens i At the Die I3ankrnpt Store you eau buy
S ryes" ill Iaowus, garnets, myrtles, navies I atar-pierr ToiletlSet, Faintish printed ware
,n •&ttraotiv�e Stock
of New Winter Tweeds
Worsted and ings. now being shown
by
q :. GIO
Exeter
UA11 RW?T STORE
EXETER.
.. --..., , .uy , . - an:,w*l In i 0a' i`l'. \a t. fret S'arry 4 report.
ti, T an t s (i .i.' 3 troop.' of Exeter 1 1 1 ° nonan t.
,alt) NO We sloe?')lel, for we have .at .la. I L
yelled ter 1 lt•hte tutdllt. \„v i 3th, in band
mom a,f !Own ledl. Let every member
pie:me atte,'d. llv order. R. II. AI,c°ittee
President.
thee: value in Liaises' a.ta 1 t,a'ato Far
e,
featsis ,t , 4 •a
at the 1 1 tri :rat
. t l t Stere, re, f'nr
(nt•sart but'
!,F
anal pe;aei;cka, regular 30e, wools, our price
oult. 1 lc rais line win certainly go muck.
Ile,aretaldeer we can't repeat them, and gone,
g. lie forever, as we bought the whole steals.
One Seatettes and ::Smile goods are the talk
of the tenon. Our stock is largo and prices
(a :y fair the buyer.
Come and see us and if we t+on't show you
tie. best smelt end lowest prices in the town,
then d Own comes our rel:utatian.
3. A. STEWART,
Bankrupt Stock Dealer, Exeter;
a' UttSDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, ISMO
LOCAL €llAPPENl 3OS.
Too Many Studies.
.At
t udies.At the semiannual meeting of the Water-
loo Teachers' Association held recently in
Berlin, the following important resolution
was carried, only one cut of 130 teachers
opposing it : Moved by Wm. Linton,
emit, see-en4ded by R H• Knowles, Hes
er, that in the opinion of this as-ociasion,
the placing of Temperance and Hygiene,
or Agriculture, upon the lists of subjects
for the Entrance Examination, will have a
tendency to discourage thoroughness in
the branches essential to the foundation of
an English education ani thus be detri-
mental to our highest educational inter-
ests. It was also resolved that a copy of
this resolution 1!e sent to the Minister of
Elneation and to all other teachers' assoeT-
atiuns in Ontario.
fliooting ittateb.
Tho pigeon shooting match an Thanks-
giving Day, in connection with the Met-
ropolitan Hotel, was well attended.
The weather was quite favorable for
~hooting, and some splendid feats of
marksmanship were exhibited. Messrs
R. Sanders, I. Handford, and W.
Sanders, did creditable shooting as the
following..gcore will show
tip 8 10Sanders ,I 1 6 11
Heywood 9
T0" 1 0 0 1.0 1 1 0 1-•-• 6
Aissett E • •1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1. 1--- 7
Snell A 3 0 0 u 0 0 0 0 .0 0 1--1
13issettwm1. 0 0 1.1.0 0 0 1 0-.4
Walters J 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1--- 4
Cite T .. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--1
Hunkie P ...: ,0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1--- 3
34
0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1-- 3
1 0.
0
1 1 1 1--
S
1010000--s
00 0 0 0 0 11—* 15
o 0 0 0 0,1 1--- 3
(Gillespie J •.• 0 0
13andford X .,.1 1
Sanders W....-0 1
Treibner 1' 0 1
BossenberryE 0 0
Carling W J•••1 0
Eilber B. •1 3
Burdon N D.,0 0
1
1
0
1
0
39
At the close of the pigeon match a
glass ball match took place, in which
Mr Ben Eilber won the sweepstakes.
Following is the score :-
Bossenberry B.0 1 0 0 0 3. 0 1•--8
Eilber 13 1 1 1 3 1 te, 0 0-5
Snell A J.. 0 1 1. c 0 1 1 0-4
Oke rhos • 0 0 •0- 0 0. 0 1 0-1.
Bissett Ed;1 I 0 0 0 0 0 1---8
for $2 oce regular price wt oil.
We wish to draw the attention of our
renders to our "Mode: n Pulpit" column in
which appears well week an interesting
and instruetive sermon delivered by sotue
worthy and eelel.rated Divine. In it will
be found wholesome reading.
A meeting of the Exeter Base Ball
Club is called tor Wednesday night, Nov
19th, in band room of town hall. Let
every member attend. Those having
suits please hand them in at this nesting,
or to the Secretary. N. D. Hretno r, Presi-
dent,
The road leading to the station is in a
bad state. The council in its neared). for
spots to dump gravel must have overlook-
ed station street. Sidewalks, on which
few people ever walk, have been coated to
the detriment of station street, a thoro'fare
which above all, requires special attention.
The meteorological authorities promise
us at least a week of Iridian summer
weather before the mouth ends, and then
a storm which will usher in the winter,
If it could be arranged that frost and
snow should come on December let, and
continue for three months, there would be
general rejoicing in Canada. There is
nothing like the old time winter for
stimulating business.
A great map in plaid Dress Goods at
the Big Bankrupt Store, many lines at
nearly half price.
Mrs. Smith an inoffensive old lady who
conducts a small candy store, opposite
town hall, complains of sevetal young men
causing her unnecessary annoyance, by.
their nightly visits to her shop and pur
chasing candy in one cent lots. She wish-
es to warn them that if repeated she will
have them taken before a magistrate and
thus exposed It is to be understood that
this i4 a final warning.
Mr. H. Levett, one of a party of hunt=
era who a few weeks ago left Exeter for
Muskoka, returned home on Saturday
evg, bringing with him a large buck
weighing 236 pounds, and having antlers
with , 2i prongs, which was Jointly
shot by Messrs Either, Johns and
Lev'btt. The other seven huntsmen re-
mained to further rid the wilds of
Muskoka of its deer,having already shot
eight line specimens. They will however,
return home in a few days.
Mr David Weekes the engineer on the
0, P, R., who so narrowly escaped with
his life in the collision between Owen
Sound and Chatsworth last week, is an
uncle ofllessrs Weekes Bros,marble works
of this place. He has been a locomotive
engineer for over 33 years. and is well
known in railroad circles, for his earnest
endeavors to promote christian knowledge
among railroad men. Mr _K.yle, the
freight engineer, who was instantly killed,
'was a citizen of Toronto and leaves a wife
and two children to mourn his death.
Apprentice to blaeksmithing wanted.
Apply to W. H. Parsons, .Exeter.
A11.disordeYre caused °l by a bilious state of
the system Can be cured by using Carter's
Little Liver Pills: No rain, griping or dna-
comfort attending' their use, Try- them.
&tiered Concert.
The sacred concert and literary enter-
tainment in the James•st Methodist
eburclt tent Thursday evg. last under the
auspices of the choir was not as largely
attended as the excellence of the entertain-
neeut merited. The program was quite
lengthy though by no menus tiresome,.
The rendition of the different numbers was
good, while the choir interspersed the
whole by eireingappropriate andbeaatiful
authems The chairman Rev Mr, Russell,
and Rev. Mr. Alattin gave short and hi -
is trnetiveaddresses which lent considerable
to the success of the entertautnaent. The
atdmission fee was 16 cents and the pro-
ceeds 530,
Thant:strive' Day,
:Thursday last, being Thanssgiviug
Day, as proelalmcd by the Governor Gen-
eral, the day was thusly commemorated.
Places of busbies% were elesed and thiegs
generally betoketafd a holiday. In the
forenoon, services were hell in the Truitt
'Memorial Chura•h, and a union gathering
of the two 'Alethodtst and t'reshyterian
ehsarches in the Main St, Methodist church,
et enela of which appropriate sermons
%vete preached. Tee ittteudaree at these
n.ietinga was cine fair, and not half what
should have teen the case. The tollec•
Cons were fairly sated, and in the scatter
ofthe union vet—Ts—Nathan will lie gtvea to
the peer, the offertory at the service of
the'1'risitt Memorial ('lalien. aeeording
te Bishop s pectoral, i'eing applied
to she Huron College fund In the
etternoon, the weather lacing fine, every
available arnakct was taken from where
it hard hung luting the past yelr, and
made to rte service hi the neighhoring
wood or at a shooting rngth. In fart,
enuring the whele afternoon, from the eon•
tinnet reports of rifle anti shot gun, elle
might have thought that we had fallen
nate the hands of a corp of sharp shooters,
On the whole the day was pleasantly spent
by all, and by the pleasantness of the
Weather one was cepaerally inspired of Isla
duty to offer thanks for the l:onntifui
blessings received during the year.
The Must Interesttn\r Tot,
Toren steak:tie than the reemmtie career
of Hittitall, and the Il a ru; slitetions of
the 4 .
mid �+lsin•y showshowe s.l yc«t to he a
, worthy ene,eos ning (rent Aelvarese Cranial
l
Ne t:1s7, Loyal Trmplars of ler pteence.
of Exeter, fender whf•se usnpi'es they in -
told hflteiinti a putdie entertainment to he
,ta\\ n in inti+ leeetnae rt»?nn of J. nit*a; .:t
Metho.list Church on the evening of Nov
176, doure open at 7 30 oelsck, entertain -
anent t0 a nanetave ut 'i 5lnirp. A
silver collection is kindly asked from all
whit. attend. Tide eat'-rttinmcnt pronds .s
to he the beat and meet interesting given
ley this i.n..iet . An invitation lees ken
tendered to Here di (',aauesii :uoi they have
pnouise<i to be present, and furnish an ex -
eel cut past of the programmer utnong
them are Reeds Cook stud CaAann. Also
tit invitation fc t!stru•3t'=1 to "Ale nn.1
Mel Beeman" "The heeette Duet," new
engaged in temperanee revive' work in
Centralia with eueeess. They are human
Gtr autl wide as among the most rureeesfni
ai' meno n 1 pt r n ling to rice irons tht.ratits . f
'lrunlieueess. They are also t xcedlcnt
singers a aiu forth the admiration et the
a.).dna+.t, in�ti burets i applause.
r f ! nt
f whet the night 1 Don't forget the place
of meeting l DDnn't forget the collection 1
and, meet of all, don't forget to come.
.igneai, 'Times Th:an, Ileteording Fee-
rtt_tiry .
Wedding hells,
A couples of young people of Exeter, in
the persons of Mr. W. Johns and Miss
Lily Al, Crocker, celebrated Titanhs„iviug
Day by being j•.incd in the weslleek. As
an act of diversion they drove to Les ---an,
and soliciting the assiatance of Bev. R. C.
Headers, the happy twain were made
one They returned to Exeter, here to
reside amid their many well•wialters.
At Crediton, on Wednesday, 12th inst.,
was the scene of a pleasant event. it being
the marriage of Miss Laura Heywood,
daughter ofMfr John Heywood. lishorne,
to Mr Henry Finkbeiner, of Crediton. Mr
Bali .Heywood acted as groomsman and
Miss Annie Rowtcliffe ae bridesmaid.
Many elegant presents were received by
the happy couple who are now living at
their new home in Crediton.
Mr. Geo. Manson, of this place, took
the train on Wednesday morning last for
Highgate, where lie participated in one of
those happy events which is calculated to
make happy the lives of two—a marriage
—in which he was the principal. In the
evening at the residence of the bride's
father. Mr D.MeGregor, merchant tailor of
that place, he took the hand of Mies
Sarah McGregor, and aecepted her as a
partner to share with hire the joys and
sorrows of this tumultuous world. The
young couple will return to Exeter here to
reside in a cozy borne which Mr. Manson
has prepared. We joie their friends fn
wishing the newly wedded couple un-
bounded happiness.
Presbytery of' Huron,
ThePresbytery met in Union Church,
Brucefield, on the 11th inst, Rev C.
Fletcher, Moderator, in the chair. Af-
ter routine business, Rev R. Hender-
son and James Scott were appointed
auditoes to audit treasurer's accounts.
They afterwards reported them as cor-
rectly kept. Revd's Messrs McDonald
and Simpson were appointed to address
the W. F. M. S. at its next Presby-
terial meeting. A remit from the Gen-
eral Assembly asking Presbyteries to
decide, as to whether "The discipline of
the church should be exercised in re-
gard to marriage with a decoaaed wife's
sister, or a deceased wife's noise," was
deferred until next meeting. Another
remit regarding a ,change in some of
the rules of the aged ministers' fund,
was . 'considered at some length. The
chief change proposed by the assem-
blies' committee, was that minister's
rates be graded according to age at date
ofconnection with fund,and not: as a
t
present. in proportion tstipend.
The
Presbytery decided in favor of the old
rule. Missionary meetings were ar-
ranged for all the congregations. The
date of these Was left over until next
;meeting. A minute regarding Mr.
McConnell's resignation was adopted,
expressing the esteem in which he was
held by members of Presbytery. Rev
Af D. McDonald was nominated " as
moderator for next. General Assembly.
Mr John Manson, of Blake congreg;
ation, appeared complaining 'that a
GRE AT W.Q.1 :74.A.N ..
During the conning morph all our
Mantles must be saki regardless of cost
and in order to effect a speedy clearance we shall offer GR: A ' BARGAINS. INS. in
LAWS' SHORT JACKT,
ULSTERULSTERS PALETOTS & DOLMANS
Also Children's ULSTE"RS and WBAPS, during the next �> two weeks. Re-
member eier,°thing in this line must lie elsalred; + °tuol>wlp at glee and makO..
your se ,tion while the stock is complete.
DIAMONDS
•.+,01.,11,.
We make a specialty of
DX.A.24.01STZM and the
finest class of Jewelel'y.
The rapidly rising value of diat-
morlds make their a most desirable
investment. \Vitlt every di;ramontd
Ss,1LJ we rive as guuraslatee to repur-
chase same at any tune—les., live
int r ct•tit, cafz ince rani' e carry
the iarsl4 st siva w s4 oaf.: io atre a1,
ab our diamond buskin. :iulladS I,
to all mart a of the United States
ars ed Caauad3.
Goods scut on approbation by
express or nlaail to re, i obsillle
parties.
A. MOi<L F 1. eL CO.,
Cor. Iln•hennn1 and Dundas tits.,
Loeilen. that, , O I EO
sM:wt.tlali»ila:d 3Sd51, 1
BOOTS AND SHOES
We have clx hand one o
assorted stocks in the village, r%"oh we are prepare
to sell at
lamest and best
The Molsons tank
tt;ii"1WIEl1 1i1'r7 r'A1;I.1AM1 Al tr t0
Pcid nenaal+ital teeetrefe
T.ostFuud .." .,. 1,000,01
Item)theice,'Montreal.
1'. It 01.11•1;:, "LA.'S :4141'411 A-.1 r..
tiraunA1 1iANAncl
20 Wane un ce.it tRc. ssanunis•n. Agent -it -
;
in the Itettainion,i'•5-A,utad Renee.
Exeter Eraxacb,
Oren every lawful flax. frl•m le a.m•ton p -ns
S1.1'i'I:1ntYS.1taa.m le1p,m,
4 Per( s'nt.per anue rn aIi,we,)ftrsuet ea• or
Deposit iteeelete
R. B..AECIIERI
M•anatyer.
motion passed at a former meeting of
Presbytery unjuaytly reflected on Itis
character. After long discussion it was
agreed to minute an explanatory resol-
ution defining same of the terms used
in the notion complained of. The
Presbytery adjourned to meet in Wil-
lis' Church, Clinton, on the third Tues•
day in January.
ECM
Bumps—Mr. Farquhar, of Clinton, is
visiting his slater. Mrs. O'Brien and other
friends on the;3rd concession and in Exeter.
--Miss McColl, who bas been visiting et
the homestead, has returned to London.—
Miss Bella Eacrett, of Washington, U,
is visiting friends in this vicinity.—Mr \V.
IIL Johnston has been re-engaged as
teacher in 3 • S. Nu 2, Hay, for the year
1801,witb an increase of salary.—Mr John
Reith has sold his farm near Blake, being
lot 24, lake road, west Stanley, to Messrs
J. and A. Overholt for the sum of $3,200.
The farm contains 80 acres end is a fine
property. Messrs Overholt take possession,
and Mr Reith gees to Saginaw, in which
vicinity he has rented a farm. We wish
all hands success,
It has been sem officiallyf Sarni atated that
a reduction of the rate of letter postage
to two cents per ounce is under consid-
eration by the Dominion Government,
The only reason for witholding this
concession hitherto has been the great
cost of the service as a result of its wide
extension into remote parts of the coun-
try, necessitating a larger outlay by
nearly three quarters of a million dol-
lars annually than the revenue. The
drop from the three to a two cent rate
would entail a decrease of income by
about half a million of dollars, but in
course of time this would doubtless be
more than counter balanced by the in-
creased use of the postal facilities
There is every likelihood that next
year will see the whole of the population
of Iceland on the way to Canada. From
the official statistics it appears that fully
20,000 natives, or about one-fourth : of
the entire population of the island, have
already emigrated to this continent.
This great disease has had the effect of
sending down property in the island,
while taxes have gone up, so much so
that there is a great complaining and a
looking westward to where their broth-
ers are prospering and in happy homes.
They are said to be valuable immi-
grants.
Wm A. Slater, Norwich, Conn,, son
of John F Slater, the great cotton
manufacturer, has given $100,000 for
a public hospital in .Norwich. Wm,
W. Backus, anotherwealthy citizen,
1 gives $50,000,
No shoddy about. our goods ; they are genuine
every time.
seek for
fineness,
of
to
oas(l
the
All who lova perfection in footwear f w1 o
and economy, fit and fashion, finish and
luxury a of lightness aid the satisfaction
strength. All who want a perfect shop aro
call on
III ;sited
f
CARLING BROS.
- DOZIiNF.
Men's underclothing to be sold at once at less
than wholesale price. Having bought the above lot
ofEUIfl ^ and I i.j.W: I.S at a job price,
will clear them at less than cost of making.
TUR CAPS, FUR COATS and ROBES
•--IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT— .
RIGHT t t PRICES.
:0:
200 Ove .00ats, 400 61.3.its—beat �,'i,aa1ity,
best fitting goods in the market at 17
sTDAcXMA 1'.
—THE BEST AND LARe'EST STOCK Ors --
tri)
in the county.
GIVE US A CALL.
E. J. GSPACKIVIAN■
Fanson's Block, Exeter,
cs-o so t CENTRAL
Goldsmith
St'O
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Barber
Mh:WATHES,SILVERWARE,-FANSaN'S BLOCK. ;ELRY Hastings,
Prop—AND SPECTACLES A
tJNEQOOALLED VALUE.
1"Peraonalattentiongiven to repairing of
watobes,olooks and ,iewaxy:
6. B, IC
E HENBACH,•
Opposite Poet Office, PARKUILL
Shaving and Hair cutting in the latest
style of the art.
very attonbon paid to ouiting +.
Lames' and Ohil d rens Hair.