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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-10-4, Page 6PiYIlt117 l'BDMY MOBNING iln alms fox tbe;early model at bMO ['oats' Steam X'abiittlling XXQuee, Tunnnr,uax $2,, Bnnae2La, Owe.. Trams or Sussonmeame,-•OEs 20112x a Year, ib advauoe, „'1`beedate to whish .every usriptio0idle denoted by ho date oc1a AnvrtnMrsrxe Iterra.—Tho following rates will be °barged to Moe avho adTertiea by the year;— whom a Tb we, I sme Ona Column • 3oo.5 636.001320,00 Halt % 00.00. 20.00 10.00 y�carter " 20,00 12,00 0.00 Lviibth +` .. 12A0. s,00l 6.00 Eight pouts per line for Arst insert30n,and three gents per line for oaoh subsequent in- sertion, All advertisements measured as n to he malt, res —1 is , 0 t aux 1 2 N p r i•h lines and limit*, 66 es o ruse t iu a Business n a 6 210r annum, 0, Will ones without epaelfteorb , and tions, will bo inserted until forbid, and abargod accordingly. Instructions to change or discontinue au advertlsemout must be left at the counting f Rome not Tuesday each 'wom eek imperative. W. IT. U 3UR, Editor and proprietor. Prize List of Bast Huron. Fall Fair. a Homing,— Heavy Draught — Stallion over 3 years, Albert Carter ; brood mare, A. Speir, T Al Brown ; mare colt, A Speir ; 2 year old filly, J Shortreed, A. Speir ; yearling filly, 3 Shortreed ; heavy draught teem, P McIntosh, Agrioultur- al—Brood mare, Geo Christopher, Jae Simeon ; horse colt, T W Brown ; mare colt, Geo Christopher, Jas Simeon ; 2 year old filly, T Rose, 5 Cousins ; 2 year old gelding, Jos Sharp ; 1 year old filly, Geo Christopher ; 1 year old gelding, Ino McKinnon ; span, Jas Henry, Alex Stew- art, Mb con. Boadstere—Stallion, GV Leatherdale ; brood mare, Amos Smith, P McArthur, Fred McCracken ; spring foal, Mrs Sage, J J Ball, F Mcraoken ; 2 year old filly, T Strachan, 3 3 Ball ; 2 year old gelding, Jas O'Leary ; lyear old filly, Mre Sage ; 1 year old gelding, H Kirkby, Mrs Sage; buggy horse, Jas 0'• Leary, Jae Ferguson, T McLaughlin ; team, F Sallows, D G Hogg. Carriage— Brood mare, R Pollard ; 2 year fifty, R Pollard ; 2 year gelding, H Birkby, 1 & 2 ; yearling filly, L Hollinger ; yearling gelding, Bird Bros ; spring foal, P Mc- Arthur, L Hollinger, W Robb. Tao 0' - Lear r's special—roadster 2 years old— Jae O'Leary. Cala nsa,—Dorbam--Bull, over 2 yoa' , J Shortreed, 'D Milne, Amos Smith ; bull, under 2 years, 0 Eokmier, Jae Speir ; ranch cow, Amos Smith, R Cor- S ley, 3) Milne ; 2 year heifer, A Smith, M H Harrison, D Milne ; 1 year heifer, A 0 Smith, R Corley, 3) Milne ; bull calf, R G Corley ; heifer calf, R Corley, Amos e Smith, R Corley ; herd, A Smith, D a Milne, 11 Corley. Jerseys—Ball, under e 2 years, G A Deadman, Jae Bargees ; ranch cow, G A Deadman, 1& 2; 2 year ; heifer, G A Deadman ; yearling heifer, G A Deadman, 1, 2& 3; heifer calf, G Deadman, 1, 2 & 3 ; bull calf, 5 A Dead- man, 1 12 3, Jas Burgess ; herd, G A Deadman. Native or grade—Cow, M H Harrisou, 1 & 2 ; 2 year heifer, T Ross, R Corley ; 1 year heifer, M H Harrison,l J Wm Armstrong ; 2 year steer, T Rosa, 1 0 & 2; 1 year steer, R Corley, M H Ear. rison; steer calf, R Corley, M H Har- to rison ; fat cow or heifer, 31 H Harrison, m 3.&2; fat ox or steer, TRoss, 1&2. Suser.—Leicesters — Aged ram, N Laming, Jas Sanderson ; ehearling ram, Jae Sanderson, N Cuming ; ram lamb, Jas Sanderson, 1 & 2 ; pair of ewes, Jas Sanderson, N Cawing ; ehearling ewes, Sas Sanderson, N Coming • ewe lambs, Jaa Sanderson, W Grieve. Downs —Aged ram, J M T Smith, McEwen Bros; ehearling ram, McEwen Bros; ram lamb, 3 M T Smith, 1& 2; pair ewes, MaRwen Bros; shearlingewas, Mc- Ewen Bros, W Grieve ; ewe lambs, J M T Smith, Jae Burgess. Pros—Berkshire—Boar, over 1 year, I ca Jas Dorranee; boar, under 1 year, Jas ap Speir, Jas Dorranee ; sow, Jag Dorranoe, B, 1 & 2 ; sow, under 1 year, Jas Dorranee, ra 1 t2 2. Yorkehire—Boar, over 1 year, L Hugh Lamont, 11 Nicholl ; boar, under 1 R, year, R Nicholl,1 & 2 ; sow, R Nieboll, w 1 & 2 ; sow, ander 1 year, R Nicholl, 1 & 3VC 2.Chester Whites—Boar, over 1 year, br H Edwards ; saw, H Edwards. Any 3a other breed—Boar, 13, Betts ; sow, Wm la Armstrong. Z, Pour,rns.—Dark Brahma, Chas Rend- e arson & Son, 3 0 Lyons ; dight Brabmae, no 3 C Lyons, Geo Irvine ; black Spanish, en Chas Henderson & Son, 1 & 2 ; Plymouth Rocks, J 0 Lyons, Geo Irvine ; white Ae Legborne, Wailer Taylor, 1 cb 2 ; brown ba Leghorns, Waite): Taylor, 1 & 2 • silver a spangled Homburgs, Geo Irvine, C Hend- a0 ereon & Son ; black Hamburge, C Rend. it ersou & Son ; Polands, G Irvine, Ed ro Moore ; Bantams, W Taylor, J Mo$in- S non ; Hondans, 5 Irvine, C Hendereon & Son ; Dorkine, 0 Henderson & Son, G R Irvine ; Langahans, W Taylor, G Irvine; N Coobins, 3 0 Lyons, 1& 2; Wyandottea, M J 0 Lyons, 1& 2; turkeys, D Showers, wo W Grieve ; geese, D Showers, W Grieve ; G Ronan docks, W Grieve, J'as Speir ; Pe- N kin ducks, G Irvine, 3 C Lyons ; Ayles. wo bury dunks, C Henderson & San ; caner- M les, Mre T Ballantyne ; game fowl, J 0 BI Lyons, 1 & 2 ; any other fowl, S 0 Ly- R ons,1 & 2 ; fancy pigeons, D A Lowry. 5 I1trgeornExs,—Farm wagon, Jno Wynn, an Jas' Walker; covered buggy, Tae Walker, Ca 1 & 2 ; cutter, Jas Walker • road' cart, & Jas Walker ; iron harrows, P Scott, 1 & B 1 2 ; turnip Bodnar, 3 3' 'Gilpin ; tnruip ty cutter, Cardiff & Best, J J Gilpin ; pump, M D Showers, 1 & 2 f; wide furrow plow, Ne Cardiff & Best, 1 dt 2 ; general purpose n0 plow, Cardiff de Best, J J Gilpin ; Relation cr plow, J S' Gilpin ; turnip seed drill, J J Lt Gilpin ; doubletrees gad neckyokee, Jas m Walker ; farm gate, Jno Landesboro, em Walter Richardson ; wheelbarrow, Jno 0 Wynn, Jae Walker, no Gnan0.—White fall wheat, Jae 13tirgoea, M 0 Henderson & Son, Geo Johnston ; red co fall wheat, Was Burgess 1 & 3, Jae Mc- kn Callum ; spring wheat, 0 Hendereon & W Son, Jas McCallum, Geo Moffatt; barley, Ge 0. Henderson & Son, Jno Brown, 11 Ed- M wards ; black oats, Wm Armstrong 1 & 3, til Geo Moffatt ; white oate, Geo Johneton, fig Jas Bureau, Amos Smith ; small peas, Lil Sas MoCa1lum, Jae Bargees, Goo Moffatt; lac large peas, Geo Moffatt, J W Ball, Jae, bre Speir ; timothy seed, Jae McOallam, Ito Amos Smith. 0 C lrnn1r.--13aidwlns, Geo Johnston, Jno t wo 13rewn 1 Foments), D ]Hilae, 3 If Bor. "a n• t rag Ian Q f fl.om kinTye King s 00, Cr � ad Haan, 3 oo MgBinflenJ; Northorn Sploa, Alf H XZarrison, 3no i1'iolCinnoa3 ; I( I Green- inge, Geo Irvin, Jno McKinnon ; Golden .itneeots, 3no Brown, A Skowart•(Ilroy) Spitgenbnrg, .0 Henderson dr Sant Soak no Further, 13 Corley, Jng MQIlnnan ; Tolman Sweets, ,las Speir, Jno Malin - nen t 20.oz Pippins, G'A Deadman, M H Harrison ; Wealthy, D Stewart jr, 17 Garvin ; 11ibsban Pippins, Tae Speir, Mrs Geo Nott ; Colverts, Jae Speir John Brown; Roxbury Busseta, M a Harris- on, D Milne ; Maiden's Blurb, 0 Hen, Berson do San ; ti variotlee of %sinterop. plee, A Stewart (Grey) ; winter pears, Mre D 0 Boss, .1A, Stewart jr ; grapes, Mrs 1) 0 Boss, G A Deadman ; orabe, Tee Davidson, Mrs 12 Stewart ; apploe, any ather variety, Mrs T Ballantyne, Jap Brown, Rome am Halm Overs—Early potatoes, J McCallum, Amos Smith, E Garvin, D. MaLoanan ; late potatoes, A Milne, Ina Brown, Amos Smiths W H Mo:rnoken ; oo g is ofpotatoes, ' lie t oD Garvin, i. W Ain. ley, C ,b Sou ; awadg turnips, 31 Edwards, W Armstrong ; turnips, any other variety, O Flendereonkb Son, John Me0stobeon ; white field carrots, Alex Gardiner, W H McCracken ; aitringbam garrote, J McCallum, W Taylor ; scarlet nantes, J McCallum, W Taylor ; early horn carrots, W Taylor, Jae Mo0allum ; long blood beets, 12' H' McCracken, Jae McCallum ; blood turnip beets, J Sharp, abs Burgess; white sugar beets, W 12 McCracken, W Taylor ; parsnips, 'W FI McCracken, Jae Mo0allum ; mangel, wurzels, long red, R Corley, W H Mc. Oraoken ; yellow globe mongols, W H McCracken, Jno Brown red globe man - gels, Jae McCallum, W Taylor; long yellow mongols, Jae McCallum, W H McCraoken. VEesxan>:as.—Onions from seed, red, W FI McCracken, W Taylor, D MoLenuan ; onions from seed, yel- low, D McLennan, W dI Mc0raaken, W Taylor ; onions from seed,GiantRoaoa, W Taylor, W H McCracken, 0 Henderson & Son ; onions from top sets, Jae Ma0allum, W 01 McCracken ; onions from Dutoli seta, Jno Brown, W H McCracken ; top onion sets, WH bIsOracken, Fred'MeOraoken ;Dutch' eats, W H MaCraekau, W Taylor; potato onions, W II Mo0raoken, W Taylor ; corn, yellow Canado, T 11IcLauohlin, W Taylor ; corn, white flint, W Taylor, Jae McCallum ; collection of corn, W Taylor, W R lbfa0racken, 0 Henderson & Son ; winter cabbage, W Taylor, W R ioCracken ; curled savoy, W Tay- lor, W H MoOracken ; red piokling cab- bage, W Taylor, w H McCracken ; asuli- flower, W Taylor, 0 Henderson & Son pumpkin, 0 Henderson & Son, H Ed- wards ; squash, 0 Henderson & Son, J McKinnon ; collection of garden produce, W H McCracken, W Taylor tomatoes, Large, W Taylor, as Burgess ; plum or cherry omatoes, W aylor, 0 Henderson & on; butter bee lie, E Garvin, W Taylor; white beans, E Garvin, W Taylor ; any that variety beaus, Jae McCallum, E aryl° ; round strived oitrone, C Rend mon & Son, Jno Wynn ; long Californ n oitrone, W H McCracken, 0 Hend rson & Son ; water melons W H MoCraoken, Geo Joh ton ; musk melons, W H McCracken table encumbers, Jae Burgess, E Garvin ; white celery, W Taylor, W H Mc- Cracken ; pink oeiery, W Taylor, 0 Henderson & San,, Dams Pnonnno,—Tub butter, W Arm- strong, Was Wilkinson, ill H Harrison, as McCallum ; table butter, Mrs G brietopber, Jas Ferguson, Jaa Wilkin - on, W Armstrong, Jno McKinnon ; fao- ry cheese, Neil McLauohlin ; home ode ebeese, Jae Davidson, Jas Simeon. Damerio Mawuraaxunas.—Pair blan- kets, Jas McCaIlum, George Johnston counterpane, Mrs E Stewart, Silas Jack- son ; home spun' yarn, Jas McCallum, W H McCracken ; gentleman's suit, D. 0, Ross ; maple sugar, W H McCracken, J 0 Lyons ; maple molasses, Jas Simeon, W H McCracken ; strained honey, Chas Henderson & Son, Amoe Smith ; grape wine, Mrs T Ballantyne, Jas Wilkinson ; rhubarb wine, W a McCracken, 0 Hen- derson & Son ; strawberry wine, Mrs T Ballantyne ; ,,elderberry wine, Mrs T allanbyne, W H McCracken • tomato RUseE'L PO `. woolen mit10, Bre G Moffatt, Fred Mo, 0 Crank n :w la 'lQV a Mt/Crooke, Fred nMeOraolten net, Ong, 1`iollie Boss, Mro W H hale ; tufted quilt, Jay McCallum ; aro^ phot wilt, Mary 3arrla, 'Mrs 0 Baan,' bell ; patchwork guilt, C Hendore0n t2 Sou, Mrs Gee. Moffat ; fancy guilt, Mrs T Ballantyne, Diary Harris ; knitted quirag mat, MrsStewart, T Blallan1YnSe,las 3ll'saoNoit ribbosoono, Rare Nott, Nellie hoes ; rope silk, Mrs Noll, Nellie Bogs ; Mums em. broidery, Nellie Hage, Mrs A Straoban ; shell work, Mrs G Moffat, Mre 121 Stew- art ; sofa pillow, Perlin wool, flat, Mrs 0 Campbell, Mrs J» Ballantyne ; sofa pillow, Berlin wool, raised, W H lOEo0raoken, Jennie MaArter ; seta pillow, . Molded, Matilda MOOlelladd, Jae MQQallan ; log oebin quilt, Mrs 0 Campbell, Mrs Geo Not ; sofa pillow, ppatobwork, J J Ball, Mre W Blasbill ; etookings woolen, Mrs G Nati, W I MoOraoicen ; etook- ings, cotton, Mre 1] tewart, Mrs t o Not. s ors G 1 woolen, Fred d McCracken, ro W cat a H M0C teen a ,.soaks, ontton, Mre 5 Nott, Mre D Stewart ; straw hat, Mre MoKelvey, Mra 0 Qamp- bell ;. tatting, hire A Straoban, Mrs W H Hale ; tinsel work, Mre A. Stilleben, Mrs G Nott ; tissue paper •flowers, Mrs 0 Campbell, Mrs A Straoban; waxflowers, Mrs T Ballantyne ; wax, fruit oolieotion, Mao 0 Campbell ; drawn work, Nellie Ross, Jae Simeon; etolring, Mary Berrie, Jae Simeon, FINE AIM.—Collection of photographs, H It Brewer ; stuffed birds, W Leather - dale, JeoWynn ; stuffed animals, W Leatherdale ; pencil drawing, Mre W H Hale ; water oelor landscape, Mrs (3 Campbell ; water color figures, Mao 0 Campbell ; oil painting landscape, Mre Rele, Airs {v Blaekill ; oil portrait, Mre Campbell, Mrs Hole ; black crayon draw. ing, Mrs Mal1elvey 1 & 2 ; colored crayon drawing, Mre Hale 1 & 2 ; spatter work, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs A Strachan-; painting on pottery, Mra Hele, Nellie Boss ; painting on silk or velvet, Mre D 0 Boss, Mre Hele ; painting on plaoques, Mm Campbell, Mrs D Q Ross ; ornamen- tal penmanship, Mrs T Ballantyne; bnsi• ness penmanship, W H McCracken ; girl's penmanship, Mrs J It Smith, Mrs McKelvey. FLOt%Eire axle Pna.tTe,—Table bonnet, Minnie Stewart, Mre T Ballantyne hand baguet, Mrs T Ballantyne, W Tay- lor ; dress baguet, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs D C Ross ; collection of oat fiowere, Minnie Stewart, W Taylor ; oolleotion of dahlias, Minnie Stewart, W Taylor ; pans les, W Taylor ; phlox drummondi, W Taylor, Minnie Stewart ; asters, Obas Henderson & Son, W Taylor ; stooks, C Henderson & Son,' W Taylor ; ;petunias, W Taylor, 0 Henderson & Son ; African msrigclde, W Taylor, 0 Henderson & Son ; French merigolde, W Taylor, 0 Hender- son & Son ; dianthus, 0 Henderson & Son ; balsams, Minnie Stewart, Walter Taylor ; zinnias, Minnie Stewart, Obas Henderson & Son ; gladolus spikes, Min. Hie Stewart, W Taylor; verbenas, Minnie Stewart, W Taylor ; ohrysantbemums, Mrs J R Smith, W Taylor • perennial i- phlox, Minnie Sbewart, Mre J R Smith - doable hollyhocks, D Garvin ; coxcombs,` W Taylor, Minnie Stewart ; 21 varieties John of flowers, Minnie Stewart, W Taylor. Sriccran Ptirogs.—W. H. Kerr's, for bread, Jno Mollinuon ; W H Herr,''5 pound roll of butter, Jas Wilkinson. IV teen, 0 Henderson & Son, W Taylor ; ple jelly, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mrs D 0 ose ; rhubarb jelly, Mrs T Ballantyne ; spberry jelly, Mrs T Ballantyne, 3 0 yens ; any other kind of jelly, Nellie o0s, M McLennan ; home made bread, bite, Mrs T Ballentyne, Tno McKinnon, re. McKelvey ; home made bread, own, Mrs T Ballantyne, Mre McKelvey, s McCallum ; fruit cake, Mre '1' Bal- ntyne, Jae McCallum ; jelly cake, Mrs Ballantyne, hire D C Roes ; oatmeal on. Mrs D 0. Rosa, Jno McKinnon ; lleotioo of canned fruit, W H McCraok- D MoLenuan. Matvuracxmtae,-Set double farm har- es, 31 Dennis, I G Richards single ggy harness, I 0 Blohards, H Denote ; xe handle, Zoo Wynn,Jas McCallum ; lleotioo of tinware, Wilton & Turnbull ; on farce pump, J W Anderson ; cattle be, very highly recommended, J R mith. Lan1Es' Wonn,—Ariseene work, Nellie osa, Mrs A Strachan ; applique work, ellfe Rom, Mrs A Strachan ; braiding, es E Stewart, Mre Geo Nott ; Berlin al work, flat, Mrs 1' Ballantne, Mrs eo Nott ; Berlin wool work, raised, elite Roes, Mrs Geo Moffat ; Berlin of and bead work, Matilda McClelland, re T Ballantyne ; Berlin wool fiowere, etilda MoOlelland ; bead work, Nellie oss, Matilda McClelland ; bonnet, Airs 0o Moffat, Jae MoCallum ; Berlin wool d eifk flat, Mrs A Straohan, Mre 0 ropbeil ; cone work, Mrs E Stewart, 1 2 ; cord work, Mrs W H /tele, Mrs T Ba lantana ; orowel work, Mrs T Bali on- ne, Nellie Roes ; card board motto, re Sage, 1 aE 2 ; eroehet work, wool, ibis Rose, Mee 0 Campbell •y darned 2, Mrs Geo Nett, Matilda McClelland ; (whet worlr, cotton, Mrs E Stewart, Ilion Ainley ; embroidery on cotton or aelin, Mrs W H Hole, Mrs E Stewart ; broidery on worsted, Nellie Rose, Mrs Campbell ; embroidery on silk, Nellie ss, Lillian Ainley ; flue shirt, Mrs Geo offat, Matilda McClelland ; knitting in tton, Mrs E Stewart, Mre Geo Moffat ; Ming in wool, Mre E Stewart, Mre ynn ;. flannel shirt, Mrs Geo Nott, Mrs o Moffat' leather flowers, 11 Kirkby, Mr W 131as°iill ; fettthor stitching, Ma. da McClelland, Jag McCallum ; hair wore, Mrs J R Smith ; point lace, lion Ainley, lure G Nott ; honiton e, Nellie Rose, Lillian Ainle; lam- q"in, Berlin wool and bond, Nellie se, Mrs A Strachan ; lamp mat, Mrs ran bell, Mrs E tewart ; leather rk, lira 0 Campbell, Fred McCracken ; 112o0raoken'2—Swedetarnipg, 4 Gardi^ leer. W Armstrong ; long rod mange/s, A. Gardiner' 'T.MgLauololin ; yellow globe mongols, Jae McCallum, A Gardiner, Jvnente,-,'Grain, W 11' Stewart, Ares. gels ; mobs and vegetables, l' 0 (3baharll, Wingbam ; dairy Po'odnoo and 401'425110maunfaotnriee, Attlee Lisole Graham and A Campbell, Atwood ; ladies' work, Klee Roth donee, Leadbnry ; iiewore, 'Thos Malo, Lietowol ; poutry, 11 1vlliott, Wl rgbam ; heavy horses, Thos 310Mili. an, Seafortb, Wm, Dielreon,- Atwood ; light horeee, It B Hoods, Ino Gotten, Wo^Qxoter; implements, Andrew Steven., son ; cattle, 'Toga h Thompson, Mildmay ; sheep and pigs, Joseph Born, Atwood, 13 Andrew, Palmereton, J 12 Camptell, Palmereton, H Homoworth, Glowanetown. BI ie IIIllman, of Leamington, aged 0, bad to have a tube inserted io his wind- pipe to enable him to broach, but be only lived ten Jaye. Membraneous croup was the complaint. Ramer at Six Hotrus.—Dietrseeiag kid. ney and Ladder diseases relieved 'n six hours by the "Great South Amerioan Kidney Cure," This new remedy is a great surprise and delight on aooaunt of its exaeedurg promptness in relieving pain in ilia bladder, kidneys, back and. every part of the urinary passages in male or female. Itrolieves retention of. water and pain in passing it almost im mediately. If you want quick relief and cure this ie your remedy. Sold by G. A. Deadman, druggiet. CURED BY TAKING Sorsa-. papilla AVE "I was afflicted Tor eight years with Salt Rheum. During that tone, .3 tried a great many ntedielnes which were highly rec- ommended, but none gave me relief. I woe at last advised to try Ay}er's Sarsa- parilla, and betore I had 1001011011 the ffourth bottle, my hands were as Free from Eruptions as ever they were. Ily basinoss, whiclf, is that 0f a eau -drive(, requires the to be ,out In cold and wet weather, often without gloves but the trouble has never returned)'—'PlioarAs A. JoB cs, Stratford, Ont. y s onev Sarsaparilla Admitted at the World's Lair. dyerrs h'ai(s Cfcnaase the Dowels. arricyNtrmr-441 FURNACES �1 RANGES. If you want a good Stove of any kind or make, See our Stock. Tinware and. Gra iiteware A Complete Stock al- ways on Hand. re ! In Hardware we keep everything in the Trade, including Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Paints— ready Haired and dry, Oils and Varnishes, Cut- lery, etc, Prices low down to suit the times. SILVERWARE A fine line to choose from, SEE OUR LAMP GOODS. We have also a quantity of Shingles and Lath for Sale. Eavetrough s'. °' a Specialty. N. & N. Gerry. ILK 0(120 4, 18$.01 1"I Oream.ery We leave in stoo13 4 large assortment of Milk supplies of ever description. . ,lel y ptlall, If you want a good article we can give you the Best that's made. If you require anything in this lisle call on us. All I(inds o1 J9bbillg Attended to and work executed. Neatly, Cheaply and Expeditiously. p y EAVETBOUGHING • IRON ROOFING AND FURNACES Our Specialty. . All Work Guaranteeciv.Satisfactory, Full line of Shelf Goods, Cutlery,y Lamps, Brushes. Fly Screens, &c, We haxiale Cook, Coal and Box Stowe of the Best Manut'actnre and sold at close margins. Special Attention given to—""ilir- -01P—Ordered Work in the Tin Shop. a Best American and Canadian Coal Oil, Castor Oil ccncl Machine Oil. A Share of the. Patronage of the Public asked a S eel fOr, ILTQ &TURIBHLLI Br ST ' ssels y Just to hand 12 doz. bottles of STAFFORD'S Well Known: Ink. Try it. 2 dozen Children's rgite Tin Ci [ ps - Only 5c. each, to clear out Stock.. Large Stock of e s And All Other School Supplies, Nice Assortment of Bibles and. Hymn Boqks 6 Dozen PEN AND "JOHN" KNIVES From 5 Cents up. . POST Bookstore i. SSELS, ,