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The Brussels Post, 1898-5-27, Page 5MAY 27, 1808 BUSINI IS mums. T( LOAN A.`1 t PER lri, Dont, 1' B. 100'1', llruouoie, 11. Mo( LaACKE1S, llr—W• Issurero .farriageLieammo, Oinoe L at his Grocery, To ibexes, street, Brussels, RN. DAB ,ETT, .• Tonsorial .rtist• Shop -Next door south of A. M. Me' By ivi Co's hardware store, LadimWand obildr. is hair onttincaepocialty 1! ROBERT )UN NI NC HAM I: 1nlANen, FIRE h VD MARINE. JELPH. T. Fi ETCHER? Isscel of h arriage Licenses, OFFIDIC M JEWELRY S'ronE, r3 -No Wilmette :tequired. T. '?LETCHER, Brussels A ITU: Olerk of tb r Fourth Division Cour Co. Huron. Cox myanoor, Notary Public Land Loan and .nearanee Agent. Pends invested and to ,Dau. Oolleotioue made OOloe in Graham'. B1ook,Brussole AUC' PIONEERS. S. SOOT 1 AS AN AUCTION• -I- • non, will sell for bettor prices, to butter mon, In ,se time and lose abargee than any other . uctioneor In East Huron or bo won't oho: le anything. Dates and ordure can'alivay be arranged at this Dino° or by personal ap lioation. VE1 FRINARY. T D. WAR 710K, el • Honor G eluate of the Ontario Veterinary Colleg. ie prepared to treat all diseases of domes, ,atod animals In a Dom• patent manner. articular attention paid to veterinary don. 3 try. Cans promptly at- tended to. omoe act Inilrmaty-Pour doors north of bridge '1' rnberry et., Breams. ikbre. After. ma's Phaophodine,. Scr 1 Great English Remedy. d and recommended by aI dru gists in Canada. Only rein able medicine discovered. St* pad qac ryuarantexi to mire all forms of Sexual W Imam, all etreats of abuse or excess, Mental ' orry, Exceeaive use of To, ba000, Opium or 8t aulants, Mailed on receipt of price, one packs • 11, six, #5. Onewilipieaay riz wilt euro. Pomp lets free to anyaddress. The Wow Oompony,\Yindeor, Ont Sold in Brussels .n G. A. DEADMAN, D ruggi .,Bookseller t Optician. SHIN( L es Brit sh Columbia Red icdar Shingles AND - — N 'rth Sli ore P'ne and Cedar FOR SALE r THIS Brussels Planing Mills Also Doors and i teh of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notice. ' Estimat 3 Parniehed for all kinde.of 3uildinge. Workman- ship an' Material Guaranteed. P. AMENT BRLi SSEIL.S PUMP WORKS. I wish to infer 1 the people of Brussels and surrounding listrict that I have pur- chased the Put p Business of JAMES BELL and will 1 3 found ready to attend to all wants in et her nen work or repairs at moderate pric e. No better Pum , in the market. Order left at n y shop or reeidense or at P. SCOTT'S drop will bo promptly looked after. t3 -Orders Lal in for the Digging of Wells and Olsten 1. Goma r Green. MILL STREE7 • BRUSSELS. NEW 011iCill_Sl�ou The unde signed has open- ed up a But her Shop in the SOLE BI iCE, BRESSELS, where he w i.l peep constant- ly on hand 1 t.upply of the Best Meats Procurable, sold at reasonab .t prices, A share of public parfonage (solicited. S. Meat delive ad , to e 1 parts of the 1 QAsu Pain FOR HIDEO. i5:tri.Ct sgtnp. LST cB U to 11>. Mr, and Mrs, Glace 'pont a day or two with frisuds at Ethel, Fall wheat tEl plotting np nicely and promises to be an average crop. (Robb. Gray is gathering material for the purpose of building a stone wall under his barn. Joeoph Stanyel hada number of sheep and Jambe killed by doge last week. Tho dogs belonged to two of his neighbors. Winthrop L. 0. L. is tnereasing in numbers rapidly. The brethren purpoeo celebrating the coming twelfth of July at Bonsai'. Tho Quarterly Board of Walton Cir. ouit have extended an invitation to Rev. Mr. Tiffin to remain on the Cirouit another year. Lucltnow. Mrs. J. Grenaohe has returned borne after a pleasant trip to the old country. Sim. West, of Chicago, is spending hie holidays with his many friends in town. Herb. Grundy has arrived borne from hie trip to British Columbia and Mani - lobe. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in the Presbyterian aherob on May 20th. We regret to learn of the death of Mre. MoMorran in Paisley, on Wednesday of last week, mother of D. 0. MaMorran, of Laeknow.. Mrs, Peter Ryan, of the Salmon City British Columbia, arrived home on an extended visit to friends in this vicinity. Her son Webster accompanied her on the trip. Trowbridge. Operations have changed at the factory from butter to cheese. Herb. Kellington and Johnston Mc• Oormiok have returned hone from col- lege. Our farmers have again formed their beef fraternity and oommenced operations last week. Chas. Gosene, our popular storekeeper, with Rev. J. Kenner and wife, attended the District meeting at Stratford last week. F. Adams bas sold out to his father and removes to a farm shortly, which he has purchased near Atwood. Fred is a genial and clever fellow and we wish him all success. Mr. Bleak, who was taken to the Lon- don asylum, died in that institution on Saturday morning, 14t1.inet. The re- mains were taken to the family burying grounds, near Waterloo. Gorrie. Edgar Green, of Seattle, Wash., who has been speeding some weeks visiting his sister, Mrs. G. W. Walker, has re• turned home. Mies A. Perkins was elected Vice Pres- ident of the Deanery of Huron S. S. Tenobere' and Church Workers' Associ- ation, at the fifth annual convention hold in Wingham. A 5 -year-old daughter of Robt. White, of the Anglo.American, met with a very painful accident. She was carrying a orook of preserves aoroes the cellar, when she fell, and the forefinger of her left hand was caught between the jar and the sharp corner of a box, cutting it almost completely off near the second joint. Dr. J. F. Gordon, L. D. S., of Harris - ton, well and favorably known in and around Gerrie, celebrated bis 75th birth- day by a fainly gathering, his three daughters' Mrs. W. R. Henderson, of Toronto ; Mrs. E. F. Grigg and Miss Bella Gordon, of Harrisbon ; and his son, Dr. T. H. Gordon, L. D. S., of Tees. water ; all of the family now living, be. ing present. A union temperance meeting will be held in the Gorrie Methodist ohuroh, on Monday evening, May 80th, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Alice B. Reade, Provincial Superin. tendent of Temperance Work, and Miss K. M. Fisher, Co. Pres. W. 0. T. U., will deliver addresses ; also resident ministers will bo present, and take part in the pro- gram. Suitable music will be furnished by the union choir. Goderielh. The Elevator Co. is erecting a mice office et the dock. The June session of the pease opens on Tuesday the 14th prox. Chrystal bas finished the boiler of the tug Ontario, and it will be put in that vessel when it is launched. The tugs Seibold and Sea King were employed the past week in oonneetion with the harbor dredging. At it fairly attended meeting in the Town Hall a start was made on the 1898 Dominion Day celebration. A large nnniber of men were taken on by the Elevator Co. to Olean out the stones from the old Drib along the lake front, to clear the way for the foundation. Edward Wall, of Aebfleld, brought a big load of oats to town and sold them to Wilson & Bissett. The load contained 147 bushels and 15 lbs. and netted the owner over 660. The band will give a grand opening to the membnro of the Goderioh Muoioal Sudety in the rink on the 2nd of June, The opening will take the form of a promenade concert, rt. A nine wide Path is beinging made from the Harbor Park entrance to the steps, When the job is finished, let ns hope there will be no unsightly tracks made in imitation of the Court House Square. The G. T. R. Co. gave notice to the !ember dealers that in future they would not be allowed to pile and keep lumber on the Co.'s dolt. Tbie order will likely reduce the lumber bueiness of this port. At the recent examinations at the Pharmacy College, Toronto, four Gode- rich boys went np for the final and they all passed. Chas. Watson was second in n Class of 126, and obtained three skiver medals, the Roberts and two for subjects. Abraham Potts and W. G, Williams paseed with honors, and H. E, MoLeau 000upies a good position in the pass list. St. Pober'e church has ab last assumed a completely finished appearance, the last two frosted windows that remained bav iitg been replaced by handsome panels of stained glass. One 'representing St. Anthony at Padua and St. 'Moline' the Arohauge!, wee donated by the ladies of the congregation, and the other, the gift of Patrick Nr.gent, is it 0 peeeentation of the vision of St. Dominick. The win• dews are the most handsome in the Antall, and Were made by ItT. T. Lyon, Toronto, The organization meeting of the Gods. rich Yacht Club wee held in the baseball rooms and the following effluent were sleeted :--Oommodnee, Air. Boyd ; vice, Wm. Marlton ; aoorbreas., itIr, Roberta ; executive oommitbee, the three named and Charlie Shannon and Frank Nunn her. The offioers eleoted at the annual meet- ing of the town band were :---Pres„ W. Proudfoot ; vioe.pres., Sheriff Reynolds ; aeo.•treas„ A, 1. Moore ; exoentiva Dom., Messrs. A. Moll, Allan, 0, Nairn, ,f. 18, Davis, ,7. Robinson, Walter Goode. The eooiety has been incorporated, so that it can look after its property and funds jest like an individual. I e1,rt•rLvo. A gang of men on the G. T. R. have been enlarging and repairing the cattle yards here whiab are now 'mooed to none on the L. If. 8, 13. A very large amount of grain was marketed hero, owing doubtless to the good prioee. Peter Robertson has opened out in the butchering business, having purobaeed the business and good will from Chas. MoRea. Rev. W. T, Hall has got a new ladies' bike and is an expert rider. John Agnew, fir., of Belgrave, mat with what might have proved a very serious asoident. While hammering a piece of iron, he was struck in the eye with some of the red hot metal. The wound inflict- ed is somewhat painful, though the sight is uninjured. Forclvvielli. The brick work of Wm. Goggin's new house is being rapidly rushed forward. James Cattanaoh is doing the building. A number from town attended a barn at Alex.MaLau Jil raisingin a on the 0th g son., on Monday afternoon of last week, Rev. T. W. Oosens and B. S. Cook at- tended the annual meeting of the Wing. ham District of the Methodist ohurell at Teeswater last week. George Mapletoft, of Mount Forest, has arrived in town and opened up a shaving parlor in the Downey block, op, posits Wade Bros: store. The Board of Management of the Ford. wioh Free Public Library met on Tues- day evening of last week and elected the following officers :—Pres., Alex. Wyness ; sec., Wm. Waters ; treas., li. B. Cook ; librarians, Wade ]Bros. On Tnesday evening Lhe Epworth League of the Methodist church, Ford- wiuh, held their annual entertainment in the form of a Cantata, entitled "From Oalvar,,: to Throne." Tea was served in the basement of the church from 5 to 8 o'clock. Immediately after the cantata was re.,dered in the auditorium. Wm. Watters, prinoipal of our Public school, attended the annual convention of the East Huron Teachers' Association whioh was held at Brussels. At that convention be was appointed se the dele- gate to represent that association at the Provin sial Convention which meets in Toronto during the next Easter holidays. Since our last bleat the Fordwioh Union Sande Company's committee have recon- sidered their former, deofsion and have decided to have a' buildicg erected over the 'Dale at once end Jas. Young, er., Was given the contract of erection, his being the lowest tender they hnd received. A. 8. Strome has been appointed weigbmas- ter. Atwood. Geo. K. Crantson, V. S., has pulled up stakes at Monkton, the field not being re- munerative enough to warrant his re- maining there. He will hang out his shingle at Fordwicb. J. W. Scott has sold the Heibein'farm, 50 acres, inElma, to Fred Adams, Trow- bridge, for 63,100. This looks like a big figure for 50 acres but this farm is good value, being one of the best cultivated in the township, with excellent barns and good house. Mr. Adams takes possession this month. The Atwood Braes Band has re organ- ized. The following officers were elect- ed : Pres., Robt. Smith ; leader, James Stewart ; see., B. W. Ziemau ; treas., Dr. Kidd ; managing con., J. A. Mitohell, R. B. Hamilton and D. G. Anderson. Wed- nesday evenings have been sot apart for practice nights. They play out every Saturday evening frorn7 till 8 o'clock. AVERTED AN ACCIDENT. — On Saturday morning, 14th inst., Misses Mabel Steven- son and Effie Hamilton were walking down the track, when they disoovered a horse floundering in a culvert, the result of the oaimless driving of a, drunken man sometime during the previous night, who was subsequently found on the roadside a short distance away. The early train from Kincardine was due, and the girls showed their presence of mind by running up the track and Dolling •Norman Nichol in a neighboring field, who waved his hat and thus succeeded in arresting the at- tention of the engineer of the approaching train, who slowed up just in time to avert what doubtless would have proven a terrible accident, as the horse wag so situated in the culvert as to derail the train. The trainmen assisted the horse out of its awkward position, and strange to add the animal appeared little the woad of its novel experience. The trainmen found the driver a short dis- tance away, where ho had lain in a drunken stupor all night, The girls were taken abroad and the train proceeded on its way5 to At wood. The oflioials of the train ere naturally grateful to the ladies. We commend the good sense and presence of mind in the part they acted in the affair, for veryrnauy girls, we fear, would have thrown up their hands in astonishment and fright and passed on without taking the trouble to enquire in- to possible consequences. Dann.—The demise, of William Dan. brook, ea 0th inst., was not eurprising to diose who Ware familiar with his frail condition, although he WES afflicted with no partloular ailment, seventy years lied burned life's wink low and his candle simply vent out. Ilia partner prosodad him smbreely 0 months, and his cense- eluent loneliness seamed to cause him to grow despondent and long for re -union with In r in the life beyond, where the possibi ity of separation from those we love is removed, and the weary sous of earth aro at rest, The subjeet of this notice was born in Suffolk, England, aid emigrated to Canada in 1841, and made his home in Toronto for a year, aftor- wards "•emoving to. Niagra-on•the•Lake, Where he met Miss Ann Nixon, who was soon of ter (1844) destined to be his wife, He wa 1 a meso lad of 21 years of ago at this time, but in those days people as. tuned the responsibilities of married life earlier than custom ordains nowadays, The fact is young people's ideas of what ie required to "get up house" was more modest fifty years ago. "Nothing risked, nothing won," wee evidently the battle solgof our pioneer fathers,motwithetand- int; the game was pretty much all risk. The young couple resided at linndy's Lane for a year or less, and then moved np to Blandford, Oxford County, in the early sixties. In 1.874 they emigrated North, settling on lot 21, con, 0, Elmo, township, Perth Co., where they con- tinued to reside until 18311, since which time they have been reeidents of Atwood, restiug upon their Dare, having sailed their barque successfully over life's sea, wllioll was not all smooth soiling as many of our fathers can tcetify, Eight children were born to then during their union, three of whom are dead. The sur- viving children are : — George, 011 the homestead, Elma ; Fred, at Goldendale, Washington state ; Jas., at Newry ; and Mrs. David Nellems, of Chilliwaok, B, 0. Deceased has boon almost a life long Ohrietian and a member of the Metho- dist church. Ile lived a quiet, consistent life, respected by his neighbors and loved by his family. In politics be was a Con- servative, but did not interest himself much in polities. The memory of his good deeds will live in the hearts of his children and intimate associates, Inter- ment woe made on Sunday in the Done- gal cemetery. The funeral was largely attended. Wroxeter. Robert Miller was in Toronto on busi- ness. S. Walker, of Wiarton, is now in pos. session of the Oommeroial Hotel. Mrs. Lowry, of Belmore, has purchased Wm. Hughee' property in the village. John Rapier has erected a new wire fence along the front of his property, n n f Fergue, Mrs. Alex. Thompson, , is i o g town ab present visiting her mother, Mrs. Gofton. The Presbyterian Manse lios been im• proved by the erection of a fence around the property. Mrs. (Dr.) Brawn and her son Harry were in Exeter, attending the funeral of her brother, a Mr. Gudbolt, of that plane. Our Council have purchased a road machine for 6800, and they have it at work daily, making great improvements ou our roads. Robb. Blank hes pnrohased an elevator and is having the same remodelled. He intends buying all kinds of grain in the near future. John Hamilton was at Ripley and purchased 250 bead of cattle. Es will have part of them put on grace near Ripley and the balance will be brought here. iblxeter. P. C. Lutz, druggist, of St. Paul, Minn., is visiting his brother, Dr. Lutz. Riley. H. Bray, Exeter, is about to re. sign the rectorship of the Trivia Memorial church, Masons are busy at work on W. J. Carling's new residence which will soon be ready for roofing. I. R. Carling, has returned from the Toronto University where recently wrote on his final law examination. R. Kinsmen had a bone in his left band broken while praotioiug lacrosse but the injured member will not in- oapaciate him from attending to his usual dental dutiee. R. 13. Ross, horse dealer, of Rodger- ville, has purchased the I00-aore farm owned by Adam Whiteford, situated on the London Road, being lot 11. The price paid was in the neighborhood of 60,000. Exeter District Meeting was held in Hensall on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, Rev. W. R. Willoughby, D. D., Chairman of the District, presiding. Rev. W. J. Waddell Wee eleoted Satire. tarp. All questions concerning minis- terial character were answered satisfac- torily. Oliver Coleman and James Wilfrid Cahoon were reoeived as candi- dates for the ministry. At the general session on Wednesday the following lay- men were elected to Conference :—H. E. Huston, J. B. Garbing, J. MoGladaery, R. Detbridge, John Hseery, J. 0. Stone. man, J. Fitzgerald, John Trevithiok, John Niel, W. 11. Taylor, M. P., Joseph Amos, J. C. P. Hugh, J. S. Gilflllan, W. D. Stanley, Eph. Wreford, D. Walks ; to the Missionary Com., T. B. Carling ; to the Stationing Com., Rev. J. E. Ford ; to the Sunday School Com., Rev. W. H. Kerr, H. H. Huston ; to the Epworth League Com., Rev. R. J. Carbntt, J. C. Stoneman ; to the Sustentation Com., Rev. J. G. Yelland, J. Trevithio. The membership remains about the same se last year ; contributions to missions hove advanced 5100, and ponnexional funds taken as a whole show an inorease. W. H, Hutchins, ex-M.P., for North Middlesex, died at his home in Parkhill at 7 o'clock ou Thursday evening, May 10th after an illness lasting over 18 months. OARS FOR SLRVIOE•--'('III anderslgeed 10111 keep for service, on Lot 0,004.5, Groy, a Moro' bred improved i'orkebire boar and a thoro' brad large Eng- lish Berkshire frog, Pedigrees may be teen on application, 'Parma, 81.00,:to bo paid at time of service, with privilege of returning it necessary, AOTHUlt SMITH, 10.4* Proprietor. �ULLS F01i SERVIOE.—'THE Lot 10, Ou 110,Gr winkeep tharo U edlHero ford bull "Picture, Also a thorn' bred Dur- ham bun. Both aro exceptionally nna en- Inouls, Terms, 81.00, to be rata Jau.101, 1"1U, with privilege of returnile if neoeesury. 41.4 OLLVISli TUnNBULL, Proprietor. MONEY TO LOAN. Any Amount of Money to Loan =Farm or Village Pro- perty at 6 & 6i Per Cent,, Yearly. Straight Loans with privilege of. repaying when required. Apply to A. Hunter, Division Court Clerk, Brussels, TMIORU'JC! Td. G. Richardson Is prepared to do all kindsof work in his line. Good Workmanship and Good Fits Guaranteed. LATEST STYLES. Suits made for $4 and upwards. fa -Shop in Garfield I3loclf, Will makes swell mat) o1 YOtl pram 00000aan 000 AeOve nrao1Re m Wlaa. MIMES. PI0050 clan all Nervous Meana 8100510aa nose, Foams itcmory, Nlgbtlr Enl eloea aperme. to•rboo vigor atue0r etc., sauesd b5 Peat 8 '5850 ,given and 51150 10 ehrunkee c[gmu, •e quloktr but eoreo0re0toree Loan w.‘,11 1e of ore �us 080.. 0051 sad you iainw ,troes and hs000 sgolc. Sent from marl n plata wtwrper and eocnroiy yenned. from obeervatloe. Small' carried In vest rennet. Price, tl. a poetess, air; for 55. Seed money In olthor ordinary er re¢ieter, ad 1.1105,, Add0050 all louts,, to J. T. PIDPP1PIt. 000551'so11f w0058T00S, 000., Agent for 100 U0+ A. COULEY Real Estate 86 Loan AGENT, BRUSSELS. Money to Loan on Farm Secur- ity at the Lowest Rate of Interest. Money Loaned on Notes and good Notes Discounted. Sale Notes a Specialty. Fire ci Life Insurance Written. Special Attention given to Conveyancing. A. COUSLEY Office over Deadman's Drug Store, BRUSSELS. KERNEY'S GROCERY AND RESTAURANT. Have removed Two Doors South to the Stewart Block, where 1 Full Well Assorted line of have opened out a Pull and GROCERIES. Will also keep ICL CREAM, SUMMER DRINKS, and the Choicest of FRUITS, in Season. I lestaurafut will be open for the QUEEN'II1TI3 D AIT. Thanking the Public for past favors, I solicit a Con- tinuance of Patronage, as I am .Here to do Business. Terms Strictly Cash, J. V' KEFNEY, Grocery arld Restaurant. Mineralized Leather 0ATAl0aer 'err l"Kidduck"—A kid tanned so that water "creeps" off It, perspir- ation evaporates through it, and friction wears it slowly. Can be. boiled in hot water without injury. Made solely for the $4. and. $5, grades of the Goodyear Welted. Slater Shoe Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent. HAVE YOU Looked in our ®o Show Window Lately ? . Have you read my Advertisement 7 Hay you glanced in our store to see the New Dress Goods, New Trimmings, New Prints, ' New Silk and Cotton Laces, New Gloves, • New Parasols, New Shirtings, New Cottonades ? Everything New for Spring. In the Mary Department Yon will find everything Fresh in Canned Goods and at old Prices. Teas and Coffees a Specialty. Agent for Parker's Dye Works. J. G. Skene. IMPROVED YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE. The undersigned will keep for set -ripe on LOt 20, Con. 0. Morris, the thoro'-brad Im- proved Yorkshire Boar, 'Oak Lodge Long- fellow," No. 2451, bred by J.E. Brethohs, Bur. ford, to which a limited number of sows will be taken. Terms, 81.00. to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if nec- essary, eo-essary, A number of choice young sown for eale'for breeding purposes which will be sold at pries' to suit the timee. 21- ROBT. NICHOL, Proprietor. McLEOD'S System Renovalt©r ' —AND OTIIER— TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur- algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De- bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. McLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer. Sold by Jas, rex, Druggist, Brussel', GRANATRUNK :SYSTEM Between all stations in Canada for QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, May 24th, 1898, will issue ROUND TRIP tickets at SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARE going May 23rd and 24th returning until May 25th. SINGLE CLAS FARE ARE ONE THIRD going (fay 30tH, 21st, 22nd, ruturning until May 25t8, Ticket rates and information from J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brussels. GEO. HEYD, Ethel. Who Makes Your Clothes? WIE' E. C. DUNFORD, THE ONLY High Class Tailor and Furnisher in Brussels. LEADER IN Wosteds, Berges, Cheviots and Fine W000lens. HATS for boys and men at popular prices, from 50e to 52.50. NEOKWEAR—Alt the newest effects in Knote, Darbys, Bows and Flowing Ends. SUSPENDERS that will hold you forever. In fact everything that ean be found in a first-class Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment Dan be found here at prides to suit the times. E. C. DUNFORD. DON'T READ THIS AD And then throw away this paper before you conclude you are losing good money by not buying your DAIRY SUPPLIES from us. Wears with prepared to supply every person w y cane, Pails, Milk Pans and Tinware off all kinds at prices a000rding to quality. .Graniteware of all kinds, HARDWARE. Having put in a stook of Spades, Shovels, Forks, &o., of the hest quality we solicit your Patronage. Paint Your House with the best weather and water proof Point in the market. We sell it. Screen Doors and Windows on hand and mads to order, The best line of Cook Stoves to choose from. Eavetroza31zing and Repairing! promptly attended to,. .rA►'- N.B.—Wait for our wagon, it will eall on you for your truck in a few days, Wilton & Turnbull