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Exeter Times, 1896-10-15, Page 8The Big Cash Store. Cash or Farm Produce, One Price Only. FREE ! FREE ! FREE !- Have you seen the beautiful Rocking Chairs that we are giving away to our customers. They cost you nothing ; its one of the ways we have of advertising our New Cash System. By the way have you tried the New Cash System. Come and give it a trial and ask for a Rocking Chair card— you will never go back to the old worn out. Credit System. again. Here is the way we save you good hard earned money: 3 pound box Soda Biscuits, only 18c. 3 pound box Cream Biscuits, only22c. Sailor Boy Japan Tea, "Uncolored22c. Mixawata Mixed Tea, only 30c. Best Pure Black Pepper, per pound 10c. Largest box Royal 'Yeast, only 5c. 3 pound box Best Gloss Starch, 20c. In Boots and Shoes, we can give you some special values: Boys' English Water Grain Lace Boot, $1.30. Youths' English Water Grain. Lace Boot, $1.40. Men's English Water Grain Riding Boot, $2.90. Womans' English Water Grain Lace Boot, $1.40. Girls English Water Grain Lace Boots, $1.25. These are the best value in good honest wearing Boots that we have ever offered. Come and see them. Special values in Ladies' Leather House Slippers, only 40C a pair. Buy your Boots & Shoes at the Big Cash Store and save money. STEWf' F T SWEET, VEET VETERINERY SURGEON. Es prepared to d any kind of bird stuffing end riridermist work at any time. INSSURANCE. ERNEST ELLIOT, Agent for the 'WESTERN Am:lc:two Cosx- 7.'ANY, of Toronto ; also for the Pxt+i ix Fair; INSURANCE COMPANY, of London, England ; the ALLIANCE INSURANC1 COMPANY, of Eng and. A. 0. F. Court Price of Huron, No. 7865. MeotsinWood's Hall 2nd ani 4th Friday in each month. Visiting' brethren are cor- dially invited to attend. DAN= moon, { . R. ; GEo. KL"M1', SEC'Y_ Mrs. A. Allan iseouflnedto her room through illness. Miss Tillie Beath, of London, is the guest of '-kfrs. James Miller. Mra. Henry Snaith has returned home from visiting friends at Maple Lodge. The apple buyers have commenced buying the fruit again. The market is firmer. A fat stock show will be held in Exeter in December. See prize list in another column. Main st. is receiving a coat of broken st,.r e, which when packed will make a substantial road. Mrse l trland, who has been visit- ing at W. H: Dearing's, Stephen, has returned to town. -,:Mr. John Muir jr, leaves in a few days for England, He will re- turn about New rears. Bert'Hod insand Will Ross,ofCIin- ton, visited friends in to.wn Tuesday. They came on their bikes. William Hoskin returned home Tuesday evening £ram a visit among o OUTDOORS. friends in the Old. Country. He .re- ports a pleasant time. Croquet, Lawn Tennis, Hammocks. Base Ball. This is the last weekfor fall fairs. We will have more space to devote to local matters. Kirkton and Granton prize lists on the fourth page. The anniversary of Main St. Metho- dist Church will be held the beginning of December. Rev. Wm. McDouagh, latepastor, will -conduct the services. Mr. and Mrs. James Miller have re- turned home from London, where Mr. Miller had undergone an operation. Though yet weak he is much improved in health. H. Willert has lxad erected a $4000 house in Dashwood. The building has plate glass windows, the material �� in it is all of the best quality and the 0, 0�' workmanship first-class. Both 14Ir. Willert and the village may justly feel proud of such a residence. .A. bicycle expert gives the following BOOKS, STATIONARY, ETC., formula as a well -tried oil mixture for Lamps : Fill two thirds of a pint bottle with the best lard. oil, and the balance The Mart Exeter. with headlight oil, add a piece of gum a camphor about the sizeofa smalegg- - - it should be brcken up fine in order to ° dissolve more easily. This gives anice meiwhite light, does not char the wick ° and will not jolt out. If von intend going deer shooting remember the recent changes govern- ing that sport. The season remains as heretofore, being limited to the first fifteen days ofNovember. The hunter must now have license, which costs $2; such license meet contain aminute des- cription of the holder, and anyone who wishes can approach the hunter in the woods and demand to see his license. Deer cannot be killed in the water, or immediately after getting out of it. The Toronto World says that in order that the public and high schools may have no misgivings. as to the organization of the classes for the year, it is authorized to state that the regu- lations of the Education Department,. which is now under consideration, and which will he issued within a couple of months, will involve no change in the course of study either of public or high schools, nor in the subjects for any of the examinations required by the de THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15th, 1896. MAL HAPPENINGS Leaves are falling in showers. If there is no news appearing in our column from your section, come in and see us while in town, or drop us a letter. Loais Davey. of Sarepta picked ripe strawberries, from his garden this week. On .the same bushes were numerous blossoms. We are offering great values in flan - and flannelettes, and the prices ever. as :we low with trimmings r mmns•o e t Haste at J. P. Clarke's. g s Next Sunday morning, Dr. Wil- loughby will c,,p educt a memorial ser- vice in. the James st. church for the late Miss Lottie Hicks. Fall and Winter supplies are, in stock, for ladle's and gent's, and the buyer willbe satisfied with goods. We show them nothing but first class goods at J. P. Clarke's. Richard Seldou, jr. and wife of In- gersoll, are visiting friends in town. We understand Mr. Seldou is to be- eome a resid+.‘:t , of this locality, being, about to t:i:s: possession of Mrs. , •Samwell's fusee south of the village. All the me.nbers of Advance Omen - ell, No. 207, Royal 're nplars of Tem- perance are requested to be in attend- ance next Monday evening at their all, business of importance for each o consider and share. Let there be a Exeter being the onlyplace in this lo- lity where a, discount is taken ff Americau silver, some of the neigh- oring farmers are making more 'Orley dealing in this coin than they eke- out of their, farm products. ey come here and; get the silver at discount and go to other towns ,get full value for it. We know of y who are doing this. partmeni; for 1897. In fact, no change has been made that cailsfor immediate consideration either by trustees, teachers or inspectors. The object of the department hasbeen to consolidate rather than to amend previous regu- lations. A well-known yooun man of St. Marys attended the late Toronto Ex- hibition. He spent the first morning viewing the grand sights of the city, and after dinner mounted a street car for the exhibition grounds. Along came a lady with a young babe in her arms,, who asked him if he would take it while she got on. John being a very obliging young man, threw out both. arms emigres ed the child, and was instantly fondling and caressing it like his father did him, but the car started on leaving the mother of the babe i'n the middle of the road. After going several blocks the car stopped, and John afraid of beingarrested for kid- napping started back, and several hours' search about the city with a crying child, the mother was found. John says it will be a cold day before l he takescharge of any more children in that manner. ' iE XIST ER TI: 1ES • 0,: Y.. f ...u_ Mr. Lye, of Toronto, was in town this week. Rev. Bray and wife are visiting in Barrie. Hector Munroe has secured a situat- ion in London, J. P. Ross spent Suuday in town with his family. W. Simpson and wife, o Parkhill, were iu towu Mouday. MrsJ•.R Jaynesee eavinston, is visit- ing Mrs. D Joe.. is. Dr. \Villouobby will prcaeh in Cen- tralia next Sunday eyeuing. Miss Galloway, of Adelaide, is visit ing her Aunt Mrs. A. !dicks. Geo. Southcott, of Toronto, called on friends in town yesterday. Mrs Ed. Roberts was in town this week visiting at Joseph Feast's. Philadelphia will serol a team of cricketers to England neat season. Lyman McCord and Miss Annie Mc- Cord spent Sunday in St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Archer and son, have returned tc their house in Cobourg. Mr, Jamieson, of Mt. Forest, is visiting his daughter 'Mrs. (Rev.) Mar- tin. - Miss \Valroud being on the sick list her room at school was closed this week, • Miss Nettie Martin returned. home last week from visiting friends in Mt. Forest. John McGregor, of Usborne, has made an assignment to Robb. Beattie, of Kirkton. Mrs. Richard Seldou, sr., of Inger- soll, visited her zimther, Mrs Geo. Satuwell, last week.. Lila McCord, wbo lms been visiting in St. Marys, for sotne months, return- ed home first of the week The B. Line school in Stephen township was opened Monday for the first tinge since the outbreatc of diphth- eria. John Dickson, treasurer of Wing - ham,. has resigned on account of ill- heelth, He has been treasurer for twenty years. Mrs. Thos. Hazelwood, while per- forming household duties the other day, fell down the cellar stairs and bruised her face. 1V. F. May, of the Mitchell Col- legiate Institute, wheeled over to Ritter_ last week and spent Sunday visiting friends here. lames Taylor raised from his garden the other day three mangolds the aggregate weight of which was 72 lbs.—One weighed 27 lbs. E. S. Deavitt, in lifting too heavily while working about machinery, the other day, strained his back so as to render him almost helpless. A. Bagshaw, baker, has purchased the Southcott property, nne door south of his present premises, and in tends moving thereto very soon. W. II. McBride, wife and family, have removed from Winghan to Cor- rie, he having bought theAnglo-Ainer- ican Hotel from Wen. McKenzie. Tlxos. Knight, of `Voodharn, left for his home in Plymouth, England this week. He took the Beaver lied' and was ticketed by Capt. George .hemp. Wm. H. Hill, ha s been engaged by„ Carling Bros., to succeed W. D. Yeo,.; 'Who goes to London. W. II. Hill ha lately been working in Buffalo an Toronto. ' • To dress makers and dress wearer we are to -day offering the Testi! Buckskin or Buck Chamois. Ever yard stamped with gold trade mark a J. P. Clarke's. Mr. Swartz, of Stephen township, who ran away from the House of Refuge, recently, was captured Satur- day by caretaker French and taken back to the Institution Thanksgiving Day in Canada has been fixed for Thursday, Nov. 29. This is the same day as that on which the United States gives thanks. Ev- erything is international, nowadays. Miss Annie Gregory has resigned her position as teacher in the Public school, and Miss May, of Mitchell, daughter of W. F. May, has been en- gaged to take her place. To take effect first of the year. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long, of St. Marys, will attain the 50th anniversary of happy wedded life an event which they and their de- scendants will join in heartily and gratefully celebrating. There was an entertaining time at the Epworth League meeting on Tues- day evening of this week. The sub- ject for discussion was temperance, and Messrs J. P. Clarke audP. Frayne, gave splendid addresses on this topic. Men's, youth's and children's over- coats and suits, besides a large .select- ion of tweeds and suitings, hats and caps, white dress shirts, neckwear.. Come and examine them for yourself. A splendid overcoat for $3.75 at J. P. Clarke's. The anniversary services and tea in connection with the leaven Presby- terian church will take place Sunday and Monday. Sermons on Sunday will be preached by Rev. Cosgrove of St. Marys, while on Monday a good, old fashioned tea will be served. A good time is in store for all who attend. See posters. The Kansas City World, referring to a former citizen of Exeter, son of Richard Harrison, town, says One of the most extraordinary surgical cases that has ever been recorded in the state of Kansas took place lately at Bethany hospital, and is worthy of mention, not only to the rneclical. science, but the citizens at large. James Weston, a colored man, aged. 28 years, was shot during an alter- cation at 1607 North Fifth street. He was 'immediately operated upon at Bethany hospital by Dr. S. I. Harri- son, and has now so far recovered as to be about without suffering any pain, and next week will be able to re- sume work. The bullet, which was from a 32 -caliber revolver, ' passed. through the stomach, making two holes in that visera; it then curved and passed through the gall bladder and through the liver, making .a rag- gecl wound that organ, and lodged in the right side, at the end of the rib, which it broke off in its passage. Weston, on being seen by a World reporter yesterday, stated he was free from pain and felt nearly well, and is loud xn his praises of Dr. S. T. Harrison and Bethany hospital. IIGKIIRD SON. GREAT SA O1i gess Goods and ,5 Mies During the past four weeks our sales in Dress Goods and Mantles have been unprecedented. The secret,of our success with these two lines is the fact that we buy our goods direct from the manufacturers in Europe for SPOT CASH and thereby get the very latest styles and the very lowest possible price` and purchasing direct from the manufacturers as we do we save our customers the usual wholesale profit, 4Sflc6ialOticrillijs Hi Dress 6000s4 No 1 45 inch Black Henrietta Cashmere, beautiful gloss and finish, all wool, wonderful values . , . ,... ...... , , . .. 47 xs c No 2. 42 inch Trisn Frieze Costume Cloth very new and sty- lish, all colors .. , ................... ... 5oc No 3. 4.2 inch French. Houcle Cloth, beautiful patterns and blends of colorings, latest thing shown in all shades, veryspecial.............................85c No 4, 45 inch Invincible Sergcs (all yvool) in all fashion- able shades and Black, Rough effect and considered very correct style ........... 50c 4 59661a1OTlcrillfls4 la Ladies' Wool Sergcs, large buttons, full flare in colors and black, very great value .......... .....,$3.99 2. Ladies'Heavy Serge Cloth, very Large horn buttons, "Mary Queen of Scots" collar, very finely finished full fare $5 7o 3. Ladies' Black and Colored Boucle cloth, button trimmed, (large and small) very stylish ........................$6.90 4, Ladies English Beaver Cloth, very fine make in black and colored straight front long buttoned cuff, very stylish and finely, finished .............. ......... . .. . ......... $9.49 The above goods are selling very rapidly. Call and make your selection at once. R. Pickard &Sc». Direct 1 porters. BRODERICK'S SHOE PARLOR EXETER.—J. W. Broderick has mow edto his new store, ' B r t e, Oddfeliows Block, and has just received another Bank- rupt Stock of Boots and Shoes. TT is A. NICE CHEAP Seoo1C. We have now one of the finest Stocks in town, and we intend to sell cheap. Give the new store a call. We sell cheap all the . J. W. BRODERICE. STOVES 1 STOVE Stoves and heat- ers of all kinds sold at rock bottom prices. Manufactured by the Gurney Foundry Co., Toronto. Call and in- spect thernatBissetts oldstand,Exeter. .S. Deavrre, agent. Typhoid fever is again prevalent o the 16th eon., McGillivray. D. Lucas, Sarnia, called on friends here yesterday. He wheeled through from Watford. Rev. Thos. Darr, of Thomas, Mich., is spending a few days with relatives Usborne, is hopelessly ill of brain and friends near Lieury. ) disease. Her skull was opened. on J. J. McNaughton, baker, Ailsa Friday with apparently favorable re- Craig,r has sold out his business to sults for a few days, but she has THE Co'AL STEAL,—Lust February, ae eleven companies than control the ines and railroads of the :nnthraeite al regions in the United States orga- zed a trust. The avowed objects were restrict production and to raise the ice of the prods ict—=exactly the two jects which the laws of New York tate and the United States denounce as crimes, but whioh the coal barons sontehowea' another have succeeded in evading. Since March last the mine owners have raised the price $L50 per on. This will explain the rise in your al bill. THr4 Sem. — Mrs. Fred Fisher, of sborne, on whom Dr. Rollins per- formed a serious surgical operation two weeks ago, is progressing favor- ably.—Mrs. E. H. Fish, who had a turner removed last week is out of her room. .Ald. John W. Taylor's family are still ill with Scarlet fever.—Mary Quinton, daughter of Wen. Quinton relapsed. David Gottschalk, of Dashwood. Jno. Long, of Moray, is moving to Manitoba. We wish him a pleasant journey anti success'in his new home. THE. COUNTY COUNoILs ACT. — On Tuesday last Warden Strachan appointed the officers for receiving Mrs. Torney, of Parkhill, went the {nominations under the new County other day to cut some cabbage forCouncils Act, which event will take dinner, and found six heads growing (place on Monday Dec. 21. The officers from one stalk. � are as follows for the Divisions named: MissD. B. Hodgson, of Usborne, who No. 1, comprising Goderich town, Col - has been seriously ill with inflammat- borne and Ashfield, W. Strothers, Bel - ion of the lungs the past two weeks, is fast; No. 2, Goderich township, Clinton recovering slowly. and Hallett, James Campbell, Londes- George Elliott, of West Williams, boro; No. 8, Hay, Stanley and Bayfield, was married. on Tuesday evening at Fred Hess, Zurich; No. 4, Stephen, 7 p. rn. to Miss Lotte Poore, .daughter Hay; Usborne 5, T keend en, Chester Pth and of Mr. Charles Poore, of the McGilli-., y . + vray and West Williams townline. McKillop, ? . G. Smillie, Hensall; No. 6, One day last week while Jos. White- ly,of Goderich, was at his fa i the o farm n t e township, picking apples, be slipped while up a tree and fell a distance of over20 feet, resulting in an injury .to the spine. As he is over .70, doabts are expressed about his complete re- covery. Morris, Grey and Brussels, F. S, Scott, Bx;lissels; No. 7, East and West Wawa - nosh, Winghain and Blyth, Peter Por- terfield, Marnock; No. 8, Turnbexry, Howick and Wroxeter, Joseph Cowan, Wroxeter. JAMES ST. Cxi.ui S —Ever since Dr Willoughby entered on his pagorate OnSaturclay last Mr.and Mrs. Albert he has been greeted by large congreg- Robinson, of gullarton, were visiting ations. The east few Sabbath evenings at his brother Henry's in the township of Hibbert. In leading hie horse out of the stable a colt Belonging to the latter, kicked him in the back, in con the church bas been crowded by all classes from farand near to hear his sermons on the "Human Ship:" The addresses are earnest,impressive,precti sequence of which the will be laid up cal, and illustrated in such a way as to for some time. affect both heart and mind. the sub- A writ has been issued in the Huron jest of the next address (one week county courts against W: J. Wright,' of Hamilton, .in which Miss Rachel Gordon, of Goderich, claims $2,000 damages. The defendant is a coin mercial traveller, and the ect:rii is said -to be over an affale:of the heart, in which Miss Gordon" claims $'2;000 damages. Wright's friends do not think there is anything in the case. We have received a lengthy com- munication from Hurondale ,corres- pondent dealing with the Bethesda church .ttouble, It is a reply to the letter' signed -by IVO.. Down, which appeared in THE Teems a few weeks ago. While we cannot conceive of spy good resulting from the publication of from next Sunday evening) will be "Drifting." No church member should miss this one, as it is timely. In all respects the James St. church is wak- ing up under the present pastorate. Financial schemes are . successful. Last Sunday the pastor asked for $67 for the fund for Superannu ted ministers, a�fund especially unpopular with many of the old people. -Failure was predicted, but between $70 and $S0 was contributed. The membership are hoping for future prosperity and P by God's help, and work of our much ch esteemed pastor, we will have it. Coat theseletters we more particularlyFor choice and largest selection of object to their appearing itx our glassware, China tea setts and dinner columns on account of n' thes m of bearin efts. See those ' offered byJ. ' g P. o per signature of the riter. Clarke. CARLING Hxos. Exeter's 1.4a rgest Dealers. L aurI€- is Ca%% hiet Interests the politicians and makes heart-burnings amongst the disappointed ones, but the question is not half as important to you as the more —' PERSONAL ONE Of where you can procure the best goods for the least possible price. This hot weather we have been a little quiet in the advertising line, but wish you to know that We Are in the Swim As the saying is, and we are prepared to give you good goods at right prices in all lines. CABLING BROS, DIRECT EXPORTERS. Highest prices paid for Produce. WOO 50RN. MAY—In 'Osborne, on the 14th inst., the wife of Joseph May, of a son, FORD—In Exeter North, on the 7th inst., lithe wife of George Ford of a son. RUSSELL. --In Exeter, on the 14th inst., the wife of James Bussell, of a son, MARRIED, JOHNSTON—JOHNSTON.—In Parkhill, on the 30th ult., by the Roy, Robt, Aylward, B, A., Donald. Johnston to Miss Sarah Johnston, botil of West Williams. JOHNSTON—ERASER.--In Parkhill, on Oct, 0th, by Rev. holt. Aylward. It A., Mr. John Johnston to Miss Joanna Fraser, be:i. of East Williams. THOMi'S0N,—In McGillivray, on. the Sth tnNt,. Edward Thompson. aged 21 years, 9 a ., • .:'. WILLOWS..—At Carlington, on Oct. :;rs , slob) Willows, aged74 years. GILLII:S.—At Angola. Ind., an Sept. 27!1). Mrs Mary Blair Gillies, formerly of tit. aged76 years, 0 months and 11 days. GOOD. — In St. Marys, on Oet, Oth, Barbara. Good, aged 70 years, SMALE.--At Port Albert, on Oct, 4th. Mary Alice Cmudnaore, wife of Win. Smale, aged 30 yoars and 0 months. Meli.ENZll4.--Iu0oderieli, an Oct. 4th, Alex. Mckenzie, aged 71 years and &months. Owen Mitchell of the 16th concession, Stephen, is ill. Langley Mctlorrnick, of C'red i'fon road, fell and broke his ankle one day last week. Grand Bend school reopened an Monday last as there are no more eases of diphtheria heard of About $200 is to be spent on im- proyements on North St. Methodist church parsonage, Goderielt, John Duckett has traded his 50 acre farm in Wawanosh, to Malcolm La- mont for his 80 acre farm, just across the road Morris, and received $700 in cash. This deal now gives Mr. Duckett 272 acres in Morris. Mrs. Malloy, an old lady of Howick, who is 95 years old was in town on Tuesday and marketed twenty-one pairs of woolen mitts, of her own knit - bin and for which both i g �v c she had of card- ed and spun the wool—Wingharn Times. A MESSAGE TO MEN. PROVIDING THAT TRUE HONESTY AND TRUE PmLANTROPY STILL EXIST. IF any man. who is weak, nervous and debilitated, or who is suffering from any of the various troubles re- sulting from youthful folly, excesses or overwork, will take heart and write to me I will send him confidently and free of charge the plan purchased by which I was completely restored to perfect, health and manhood, after years of suffering from Nervous De- bility, Loss of Vigor and Organic Weakness. T have nothing to sell and therefore want no money, but asIknow through my own experience bow to sympath- ize with such sufferers, Tam glad Lobe able to assist any fellow -being to a cure. I am well aware of the preval- ence of quackery, for 1 myself was de- ceived and imposed upon until I near- ' ly lost faith in mankind, but I rejoice to say that Than nowperfectlywell and happy once more and am desirous therefore to make this certain means of cure known to all. If you will write to me you can rely upon being 'cured and the proud satisfaction of having been of great service to one in need will be sufficient reward for my trouble. `Absolute secrecy assured. Send 5 c. silver to coyer postage and address,Mr. Geo. G. Strong,North Rockwod Mich Your CM Fault If you don't get the benefit of our offer. You can't go bare headed unless your head is well fleeced. We areoin to place on our g ' bargain table a lot of Mens' and Boys' soft felt hats, the greatest snaps ps ou have seen. Men" y s for 25c, Boys' for roc. Come along with your big heads and your little ones and1' ou will be sur- prised. The Mone nl hey won on Pink Flyers. The McCready Pink Flyers have added another record to their already long list of victories. In the R. Q. T. road race at Toronto, H. ,Cassidy, an his McCready Pink Flyer, broke the 20 axile record, doing the distance in 59.08. Unlike the riders who started. from scratch; who alternated in mak ing the pace, he had to ride practically unpaced the whole distance. The time would have been considered akin to marvelous if he had ridden the:20 Holes over a free course, but the fact that he had to ride in a blinding cloud of dust, threading his wnyhereand there through -straggling bunches of riders;, over a, road honeycombed with ruts and holes, makes it a truly great achievement. Cassidy has quite a, re - cox d as a traek rider, and has beaten: all the best men in the amateur ranks at one time or other during the sea- son. F. Graves, also on a. McCready,. won the 2nd prize. CALL AT THE NEW BUTCHER SHOP Pure Lard, Sausage Rolls, Head Cheese, Fresh Sausage Bologna, Fresh Pork, Beef mrd. Lamb, Hams and Bacon, Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, Chickens, Ducks. All atlowest prices, One Door Sosatl-it of Central Hotel. L,. DAY. JOHNSTON Offers this week some ' special drives in different lines of Dry Goods As well as extra values in new stylish smart Ladie's. Jackets. See our exta values at $5 and $8. Also some lines as low as $2.50 and $3.50. Our stock of Clothing is full and corn- plete. Our $5 Ulster is the marvel of all who have seen it, all wool, well lined, well made,. Brown or Fawn. See Our SI Pants. Some drives. Ask to , see our 5c Crash Toweling, 5c Xitchen Toweling, Ltdie's Vests at 25c, worth0c 4 A very good line, 2 for 25ctS.A heavy fine. and all wool Hose at 25 cts. W wish you to compare these with the lin esou have ybeen buying Y g at 35or 4 o cts . . Come iiiand See Us. ow—Buys These Also thegreatest bargain in We take Butter, Eggs, Poultry, g . bottled pickles -3 bottles for 30 Dry Apples and all kinds of truck cents. They must and will go. They are 16' oz bottles at and trade. J P. Clarkes. G. G. JOHNSTON: 1