t every day more or
poiuel down siln
b-ss for two uek-. Oa iug to its exces
siveiiess, standing crops of ;;il kinds hsie
been tiiesiily damaged, and the streams
much swollen.
Mr. A. B. Anglesi, our popular young
hat and shoe nit ichant, has oue North to
puich.uc his fall Mock. He will be away
some ten da ys or mm e and expects to lay
iu one of the largest smd most complete
assortments of eonds in his line he has yet
bionyjit to He tide I'sen.
'1 lie A 1 ten iV: i iiuter ( 'iarette Co's new
factory U rapidly neai ing completion. It
is an immeii-e e.-a bl iMiuient. Mr. J. A.
Kelly, the con! i actor stud builder, will
have done hi work well when it is fin
ished. Mr. L. L. llamacher has bos.-ed
the Job as mst-ter mechanic.
The boom will soon be o:i the fall trade
is about to open up in ;ood earnest, and
you should be prep ired tor its reception.
If Vnii sue a merchant and dependent upon
the public tor pation iuet bring in jour ad
vertisement and let the people know what
indiK-ein nts joii have to offer them to
trade w i;h you.
Oar p.-ople aii' diligently getting ready
fr wis.ter. Co., I is being laid in and
wo. d is being hauled. Now is the time
forthUwoik. i;.. and by the loads will
be bad. and the j.rie-s of all kinds,,! tuel
will g. m. M. n.-y will be saved and
comfort secured b laying in fuel now.
Do not neglect this duty.
Gorton's New Orb-arts minstrels will ap
pear at Burwell Hall Natuuiay evening.
