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Gilbert McCallum entered tenant Si 22,
con. 8 ; Ann Jane Way entered owner N
Wt 12, con. 9 ; Walter Way occupant ;
1 1Vm, Stratton entered owner N' 27 9e N
13'} 28, con. li ; Samuel lIoggard and it.
Leatherdale tenants ; James Potter eu-
1 tared owner Si 28, cin. 7 ; John lIoppor
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Washington Leiter.
,Froin nor 1tcmthu• Correspondent.]
Wm:yrs:firoN, 'May 31, '89.
President Harrison is holding pretty
firmly to the policy of permitting com-
missioned ofliners of the civil service to
hold over mail the expiration of their
terms. The one answ, r to the impor-
tunate cengressniel who insist upon
prompt removals and speedy appoiul.
meat. is "Four years. The terms must
expire before removal." They have all
met with this reply to their urgings, and
have come to understand that this policy
is to be inflexible. There must be some
very good reason to secure a removal b'•
fore the exllitati n. This causes moth
dissetisfacti0n among the eandide tee who
are waiting for the appointments, and
the congr.ssmen talk as though they
were d1, atis9h41 mother or not they fuel
80. Out of this and the disposition of
the !'reel ant to mvke only such selec•
tions for iduoe as 1•] a satisfactory to him.
self, grove all the 2ronblingthat isheard
about lintel lob: lea. at:d the gossip about
disat:re.uieet in "Ile cabinet. By taking
the s'.-=r,:.n:.ii,ilite et the epn'dntmeets
upon Ititneelf the 1'r,. i teat tclieves his
cal ilct cf0:' rs of a :treat deal of respon.
sibility. When 1199s0911 to make appoint.
ments by men who think they have some
claims upon them the members of the
cabinet can honestly say that the anal
settlement of the matter lies with the
President and they must look to hien,
In this way the President takes upon
himself all the blame for delays, etc., and
the politicians who aro disappointed give
it out that the cabinet officers n
u c e 3e trio s
powerless as they are enc1 es muchdt
a-
tisfied.
All the statue;+ of soldiers and patriot
statesmen throughout the oity were
wreathed and garlanded with ,lags and
flowers when people began to stir on the
streets yesterday morning. The com-
1nittees charged with decorating the
statues perfernled their duties the night
before. The clouded sky of early morn-
ing caused apprehension, not only among
the Grand Army men, who cooseorate
the day to the memory of fallen com-
rades, but to the thousands who had
planned to take advantage of the holiday
to have a days' outing. Before ten o'clock
however, the son dispelled the clouds and
shone forth in May glory. Many hun-
dreds of the people went out of the city
to attend excursions, and thousands con-
gregated in the cemeteries, where memor-
ia1 e. erbfaes wore held. The general
gram was as usual, but rho ceremonies
were of more than usual interest. The
parade of the G. A. R. in the morning
was made more imposing than customary
by the presence of the District national
guard as escorts. Formal decoration -day
exercises were held in the Soldiers home
and Congressional cemeteries, and placed
flowers on the graves of the soldiers
buried in them. The exercises at Ar.
lingtou began at noon. The day was
made especially memorable there by the
unveiling of the Sheridan memorial- and
the dedication of the monument erected
to General Gabriel R. Paul.
The retirement of Adjutant -General
Drum at noon Tuesday was marked by
no especial inoident, Several of the
chiefs in his division in his office called
on him, and bid him good-bye, and there
was quite a number of officers at Iris door
during the day to give him their official
adieus.
Of oonrae the main topio of conversa-
tion among those in the department was
the selection of a successor to General
Drum, whioh has proven so fruitful a
source of speculation for weeks pass.
The general drift of °piniail today was
in favor of General Kelton, although
there were many who shook their 1108.118
and gave it an their private idea that Col,
Whipple is a promising candidate.
Although the contest for the Va011ney
has waxed warm of pate there has been
an unm0v0d calm in the condnot and
manner of Col, Kelton throughout, in
fact, he has scarcely taken may steps
himself in tiro matter, and whatever has
been done in his intermit was by hie
friends, who have volunteered their For•
vices.
Gen, Kelton by virtue of his senior
rank in the corps began to act as adjut-
rint.general ad interim at noon 'Tuesday,
Morris Council Meeting',
The Court of Peeision )net pursna0t
to advertisomant in the Town Hall, on
May 2701, 1880,, and tho members tub.
scribed the oath required by statute.
Appeals were disposed of its followe :—
Thee, Russell complained of being too
high assessed, reduced $100; John 0.
!toss reduced 5200 ; Wm, Bryans was
entered owner N,20, 0099, 5 eine Cardiff
entered tenant 1V pt.=10, con a L. Fraser
entered tenant Si 30 & S 7,2 :15, con, t ;
Wm.1Xcft1'ter and Jas Coulter Mat each
0110 dog struck off. The (1,ort , 1 I1a-
vision was then adjourned until June
20111 and ordinary C,.nneil business
taken 13 1. Minates of last meeting read
and passed. Aeeonnts 99'E1!,+ ordered to
be paid as fellows c --Misses hxford,
charity, $15 ; Dr. Holmes, medical ex-
amination aiid certificate of insanity R.
Hays and lfiskimmon•, 513.50 ; George
Watt, lumbo+', 510 ; W. Brown, ditching,
51.20 ; A, H. Watson, printing, $3:75 ;
P. Morphy, charity, 134 45 ; W. Clerk,
part saatry, $40 ; John W =t.on, Assaesor's
salary, $80 ; Geo. Redmond, gravel,
52.20, Moved ey Geo. Kirkby, emended
by C. A. Helve that S. ("albick be in•
struoted to expend 550 iu gravelling
centre side line, eon. 2. Carried, Moved
by S. Calbick, seconded by C. A. Howe
that G. Kirkby expend $50 in gravelling
at lots 28 & 29, eon. 9. Carried. Moved
by G. Kirkby, secondee by C. A. Howe
that J. Proctor have Forbes'. bridge put
in a proper state of repel, Carried.
Moved by G. Kirkby, -econded by S.
Calbick that the R• eve expend $20 in
muting hills on centre side -ine, cru. 5.
Carried. Moved by C. A. Ilowe, aaoond-
ed by S. Calbick that Jets, Praetor es.
peed $50 in gravelling eipoeite lots 1 and
2, eon. 4. Carried. staved try G. Kirk-
by, seconded by S. Calbick that thin
Council approve of the scheme of drain.
arae at lot 30, 9.01. 10, appl e.1 for by Mr.
Mcl)oualdand that the Clerk be instruct
ed to bring 011 the Engineer. Carried.
The Council rhea 'tdjourred to meet
51.25 ; R. Leatherdale, coffin to Jessie
McIntosh, an indigert, 510; G. A. Dead-
man, seven index hocks f,ir voters' lint,
0. T. 5, freight WY road scrapers,
$3.&0,}ivi 1no, -culvert on bonndar
Y
Grey and }Iolvfolc, 112.13; Alex, Camp-
bell, ditch lot 23, b0und;uy Grey and
1.10491:1t, 0'• 'rl �1' (3 • Chas. Kidd I ro lam' •, cm.
vert lot61. bell ida1;y Gley 1111,1• Wallace,
11:yor:1.4, .: 2'1+'
;<n0 9 leathclsou Smith, 7 new road
serap,es, Cnmlcil then 1uljnnrned.
to meet Kula at Burton's Ito el, Lth' 1.
on Friday, the 5th day of July.
Srr:Ncs, Clerk.
erd 191,x-teicnes
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ANrI-JesuIPs.—There were 0891' 700
people present at a Citizens' Meeting
cemented on Monday evening to rne0u00
the Jesuit question. ;mayor Mcfodoo pre.
sided, and the meeting 198.8 opened with
prayer by Rev. J. H. Bloorhouse. Rev.
W, K. Short) then moved the usual moo.
lotion, which was 08000129(1 by Rev, Mc-
Qsarrie. While commending the conduct
of the thirteen the mane of Dr, BItedon.
ald was apeoielly mentioned. 11909. Mr.
Shutt spoke ably and forcibly in support
of the resolution, reviewing the history of
the Jesuits, their suppression, the rever-
sion of their estates to 19138 Engiinh Crown,
the sebeequent banding of these over to
the Local Government of Quebec for edu-
cational purposes, the recent Act of In-
eorporation and the obnoxious Jos .it
Estates Bill. He argued that their prin-
ciples were a menace to the civil and re-
ligion liberty of the Canadian peopie.
Rev. Mt'. MoCuarrie, in smoothen the
resolution, maintained that as the incor-
poration and endowment of the Jesuits
was an 000100climent on the .mains and .
liberties of the peoele, the question should
be discussed calmly, dispassionately and
free from party bias or any desire to gain
a political advantage. The Jesuits hail
always ggiveu tro'bie, end there could be
again alter Court of Revision on the SOth no lmclification in their methods of
of June. t1'. Ceenr1Clerk. working, es they claimed rho shield of
,
infallibility- This was net a question of
Provincialll'ights, but Provincial rights
must give war when Dominion rights
were involved. Rev. Prof. Cavell was
warmly received. He characterised this
as a great question, worthy of the earnest
stud moderate consideration of Christian
people.Whilst looked upon W
ih sus -
platen, it was 110 political goestion. Ido
then traded the Jesuits from their organ-
isation by Loyola i1( 1540,
rcorriog
complimentary tonne to picomering
experiences in early Canadian history.
The leading features and principles of
the organization were olearly pointed out.
He entered into a full statement of the
history of the Jesuit estates and of the
Act that has caused melt widespread and
earnest agitation. Ha dwelt on the
language used in the preamble and the
correspundeuae connecting the name of a
foreign potentate with Quebec legislation.
He then formulated several objections to
the Aot. 11 was a m819898ation of public
funds ; they were applied to illegitimate
purposes, It was recognising the author.
ity of a foreign potentate to dictate in
Canadian legislation. The lecture was
en able, moderate and effective one.
Dr. Macdonald said this was not a clues.
tion between Protestants and Cetholios,
but one against the Jeauits, Tho ad-
mitted qualities of push, energy and zeal
possessed by the Jesuits made them all
the more dangerous an element in society,
if their purposes, aims and objects were
Grey Council Meeting.
Connell met as Court of Revision et
Tuck's Hotel, 0ranbrook, on May 27th,
509011001 to advertisement. Members
were allr utsubscribed p osc and s1( ac lbod the nec-
essary oath, liar. Milne took the chair
and the Court was formed. There were
four appeals entered against the Assess-
ment Roll of 1880,A. Bishop, viz., B p, A nes
Woodburn, Hay Bros. and D. it J. 191o.
Nair, all claiming to be too Melt assessed,
After hearing the parties and their wit.
nesses it was moved by Edward Bryans,
seconded by Wm. Brown that A. Bishop's
assessment be reduced 11100, and that no
alteration be made in Agnes Woodburn's
assessment.—Carried. Moved by A. His.
lop, seconded by Walter Oliver that the
aase5nm0nte of D. & J. McNair and Hay
Bros, bo each reduced $100.—Carried.
The following chs 8ges were made ;—Alex,
Hird was assessed as owner for lot 34,
con. 12, formerly in non-resident roll;
Samuel Holmoe, assessed as tenant for
lot 3, con. 3, f1r3nerly non-resident;
Simon Grant wits assessed for lot 4, con,
5, instead of J. D. Ronald ; Wm. Pollard
nos assessed as temint of the east 1 lot 13,
con, 5, iustead of Jas. Bishop jr.; Hugh
Elliott leas assessed as owner of S P lot
lot 14, Graben) Survey, instead of John
Burgess ; Robert MoKay, Peter Bishop,
Peter McDougall, G. W, Knight, Daniel detrimental to the public od, Ha
Cooper, Win, Barker, Banes Orioh, Mrs, p g"
quoted from Lord Macaulay, Mr. Glad.
stole and the brief of suppression of Pope
Clement XIV to show that Jesuit prin-
ciples were subversive of justice and de.
leteriocs to society. He showed how they
wore expelled from Catholic countries for
the safety of the Catholic Church. Ho
allowed, on the highest authority, that
the estates passed under British control
mud were handed over for odnoationsl
pnrposee, He dwelt os the Peovinciel
rights moped of the question, showing
that this legislation affected the whole
Dominion. Hie address was an able
vindioetion of the poli„ ion he had as.
sumed on this question, and indioated
labored 909ea9ah and an honest expre0.
sion of oonviotions. Delegates were
011oeen to the Convention to bo hold in
Toronto in July.
Engler eaob a dog struck off, they having
kilied their dogs. Moved by A. Hislop,
seconded by Wm, Brown that the Oonrt
of Revision be now closed ani that the
Roll as revised be adopted,—Carried.
General Connell businoes was then taken
up. Minutes of last mooting were read
and approved. Moved by Aroh. Hislop,
seconded by Edward Bryans that the
aim of 5200 be granted on the gravel road
for repairs, providing the Morris Commit
grant an equal sum.—Carried.
Robert Meehan applied to have road
opened up between lots 35, eons. 17 and
18, Messrs, Milne and Oliver to examine
the premises and let oontraot. Applica-
tion of Peter Bishop for underdrain 011
sideroad at dot 15, con. 0, Reeve to attend
to the matter. Moved by Walter Oliver,
s000nded by Edward Bryans that the
sum of 5150 bo expended fn each division
on road repairs, any further grants to be
made by special vote of the Council.—
Carried,--Moved by A. His'op, seconded
by Wm. Brown that the Reeve be in.
atruct811 to meet the representative from
Elmo with a view to haviog repairs done
to the 1Jonfryn road.—Carried. Moved
by W. Oliver, s000ncled by E. Bryans
that the Reeve be instructed to purabase
or lease a pioa° of land, if possible, from
W. Wilson or Mrs. Brown, on the Oth
aon000sion, for a gravel pit, for use of
road divisions in that looality.---Carried.
Application of A. Raymaon for a gtant
to repair the sidewalk0 in Oranbtook
village; moved by W. Oliver, s000nded
by E, Bryans that the aim of $14 be
granted,•-•Carrierl. Moved by A. Hislop,
seconded by W. Oliver that the Clerk he
instructed 10 prepare a Bylaw, to i,1v
passed at next mooting of Council, pro-
hibiting cortein animals from running at
largo mailer imposing linos o13 tho owners
of such (mime '5 992)01) allnwod to run at
large contrary to 73ylaw,-- Carried.
The following aeeourts c,oro handed in
and ordered to be paid: -Thomas 13trach.
an, gra9e1, 519.110 ; M, Foo, repairing
Culvert lot 12, 0011.10, 53; Chas. Danes,
;,lank and spiico for bridge lot 10, con, 12,
2.D8 ; J..Jansu)d, t,li /X._ #'or dlsoesol•
u Newer.
Dune/nand county will vote fur the ro•
peal of the Scott Acton June 27
Dr, Jonathan Day, of Foilerton, who
died on Sunday has bequeathed all his
property to the college at which he re.o
0vocl his education.
The ratepayers of Strabford will bo
asked to vote on aby1aw authorizeig the
issue of debentures to the amount of
525,000 to moot floating debt which has
been aooumnlating eine the purchase of
the park in 1882,
The Canadian Paoifio Railway ran its
first train by the new "Soo" lino to St.
Paul and Minneapolis Monday morning.The train consisted of engine, dining and
sleeping oar, first-class and ooloniet car
and emolting, mail and baggage °are.
There 9900 a good number of passengers
on board when the train started.
M1'et. and e Misses Clench, who have
spent ennuifive years in Germany, where
Miss ,Vora hoe been pursuing her st9ldi08
en thevfolhn, aro on their way home.Their home is being made ready for their
reception, aril 241. Marys will wish tho
cleverest violinist (in America, at loast)
her Mother and her sister a hearty wed.
comp home
at Lower
our prices.
Brussels is 111 a
and 700. on the
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Over sixty band concerts will be give
free by the city of Toronto this Femme
in the peblio panes,
C. A, Abraham, editor of the Bollovill
Ontario
has purchased a joint interest i
221,. +w oods) c'k Steedard.
George llc.,ay, of the 1)3111 emiceRrdot
of Last Nisso1l •'
l11.1"
,sealer 1,.
t t ttl a 1(.,i t
r 1
in the shape of a colt with 12049 legs. Th
11'-11191+4 111119 11 Vi• 11'e •'.y ell :1il1 ;191'
promise of living.
at. Josephs c11a1•atl, Stratford, we
b-alcen fit 1.ta r"b14e l the other nigh
and two gold vase, and the ulnas hose
stoles. lite church 1711:1 badly damaged
by the thieves plwi open doors an
1181e111 4594 and breaking windows.
Monday morning hiss, McAldindoo
daughter of a respected farmer, oma
mittod sidoide at Metoalf, by oattinl' h
throat in a fit of temporary 11000115.
She went into her brattier's room and
seized his razor, lvbio1 was lying on a
stand, and before lie could reach her shem
^Omi1tetl the fatal act, dying within
ton mine tee.
Tho first farmers' excursion of Jhi
sllmn111 left Townie) Tuesday Dight i
Manitoba. There were two trains with
about 000 peop'e, most of them Ontario
farmers and apparently of a splendid
°less, Tho Union Station was crowded
for several flours before the departure 0
n A child born in Dartmouth, N. S., a
r few days ago, pre4cuta a strange appear -
en 10. Its right arm, part + f the side of
0 its body and part cif the side of the Inco
n aro bittcic, while the 1-01 of the flesh is
white and clean.
1 .1, J. li Ilii 11 the (h tu rn agent of
3' the "Manitoba, Ua Government,received .rived LUe
0 follotvinq toI:'gt•'nn fi nn 1,14.44441,14.44441,14.1,14.44441:444,•
Way' regardce ' 9110 or0p4 thatProvinle t
—"Crop ropers 9111011 into department
9 from all points of the 1(i Vi me ; 111 word
t 01 damage of any !rind 9 hear nothing of
1 effects of frost ; reportg all that could be
desired ; very 10.9 tree under crop,
I(iehard ilicicl 441 East'eort•a, has a
bull about four year, old, which 110 F0191
i0 701m McCulloch, of \i4'od.tocli, and
- 19111911 is sonethiog of a emiosity. The
he
animist 110.1 tlnco horns, two where ono
would naturally look for thorn, and one
growing on the Fid of the ear, The extra
one is about fl or inc"bos long and is per.
feotly formed in every way.
Winnipeg Free !'resp of the 20th May ;
"Among the pn,-sengern no the Atlantic
a 13xnress pct -1 evening \vas Robert Watson,
or a 13randon farmer, !rho 18 01( 1110 way to
revisit his old Houle in Yorkshire, Eng.
Mr. Watson mune to Ma1it0bt len years
ago penniless, and he returns to his native
heath worth two thousand pounds stir.
f line tubi-'-
the exrnrei"nist0, and jud"ing from Choi
conversation its sate to essem0 a grey
many of them will make their future
hone in the west. There were fowled/0e
Scott, of the Manitoba government office
travels with the pal'ty.
Last week a person not far from Dnn-
clallr indulged in a smoke after retiring to
bed, them placing the pipe in the pocket
of his oat, which wa0 hanging on a chair
near the bed, was soon 1'01(0din the arms
of Morpheus. (- ornetime in the night a
neighbor wee pr -slug the house and sale
a fire in the 90:•91. He at once aron08.1
the inmates, bill were totally mime-
ecious of the blue.", The fire from the
pipe 1101 set the coat on fire, and even
the chair had caught. A watch in one of
the pockets was totally destroyed by tho
heat,
Coo. Gooderharu, the well.kn7lwn
distiller of Toronto, carries more Maur -
alien on his life than any one plan in
Canada—$600,000. Geo. W, Lewis, of
Toronto has5120,000,
I
, eo has \'V
m. Bell,
man maker of '
Gael 11
p dol. Tisdale,
911, P., of Simooe, has 5110,000. The
i'nllowinghave caret $100,000;- Senator.•
eanford, of 1lamilon, 3, Logan, Pietou,
N. S., Robt. Coa•an0 and 'John McDoug-
all, of Montreal ; David Mortice of the
]atter city, las 5130,000. A manufacturer
who occupies a high position in Wood.
stook, has about 536,000 on hie life, and
a local legal gentleman 550,000.
Startling devolopmeots came to light
Monday in connection with the ouch.
talked -of Springfield mystery. The lust
three days have been taken up in exca-
vating the well o1( the Lambert hotel
premises. Provincial Detective Clayton
and Coroner MoLay were at the scene of
operations all day, and about 4 o'clock
in the afternoon the well•digger 0am0
upon a large box oontainulg several
heavy stones. After this heel been taken
up, about 15 inches below where the box
had been rested were found the remains
of what two medical 113011 have prouoau•
cod as those of a human being.
Word reached Tesswater Tuesday that
the recent great rains had sweeten the
Teeewator river to such an extent that
the greater part of the township of Green-
ock wan under water. The land is tat -
orally low. but the river has never been
known to be at the height it is at present
at this time of the year. Farmers say
that unless the water w moves off slowly
v
and before any great heat comes, bun•
deeds of aorea of grain that aro under
water will bo either swept away of rot,
which will be a 'serious loss to that neigh-
borhood. Fortunately the rime rose
slowly, and not with that rush that wee
oharaeterietio of so many other places.
The Brandon Times says)—"James
Murray, of Shelhourno, One., came to
Brandon a short time ago, and was in
seareb of work when he Dame across
Peter Payne, who was acquainted with
him in the east. Mr. Payne had rooms
in the Richard Block, and asked Murray
to share his lodgings until he was fortmn.
ate enough to obtain work, On Thursday
morning last, as Payne was a little late
for worst, he loft Murray in his room and
asked him to lock the door and go out
through tlto window. Murray did not
come back again, bat Payne though 1,
nothing of it as he had left his clothes.
On Saturday, however, when ho went to
his trunk he found that the lid had been
pried open and 570 talion,"
c liar 01091490,1 by hard worts
1' and frugality. Ile intends to bring a
t number of hi0 friends back with him in
July."
Private Funds to Loan.
Have been placed ill IN hands
for Tuvestme-]It 111 real estate.
01.11E$T p:,i1B; ZF ?ORM.
Ivo Co-;nmZ8310i1.
BorTOwer5 can have loans com-
pleted in Three .Days if title
SatiSfaetely,
W. M. 81NCLAIR,
Solleitar, Brussels.
A rather cute, though 1eartlees, rob.
bory occurred at the G. T, R. etation at
Dundee the other night, A daughter
wee visiting her father, who lives in town,
She had her little ohild with iter, and the
proud grand.patent took out his wallet
and presented his daughter with a 51 bill
for the youngster, Tho daughter asked
him to lot her count the entente of his
pookot•book, and, although he knew ahc
had been guilty of pilfering his hard.
earned savings before, he allowed her to
110 so, When he again opened it hc found
that six ton -dollar bills had boonreplttceu
by six ono•clollar bills, Sho had snbsti•
toted the one for the other while count.
ing the money. It was a heartless trick
for any daugihter to play on 1101 father,
and is particularly hard in this instance.
Far the old man's sake, as his grief and
shame aro already poignant, the Blames
aro omitted, says the Standnr,l,
THis .1.l rorlr4Z
ALLAN LINE
----OF STEAMSIIIPS--
make the fastest time on record.
For Rates, Sailings and all Informa-
tionapply to
lir. 77. IK ERR, 4(10911,
Pos'r Pub. House, Brussels.
1- 'Assn ,tgeni for the "White Star and
Inman Linea, sailing freer Neil' York.
APo03IF.FToLOAN
1
Any 'imc,Lnt of Money to Loan
on Farm Or Village Pro-
perty, at
6 ti 6 Per cent. Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege
of repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
, Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
CQ]
EWS
§TO§FUME
The Wooled Kill
More,
BRUSSELS,
is the Place to go and trade
—your—
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tJ , e
or get it manufactured into
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Blankets,
Yarns, &c.
We will try to give cus-
tomers good satisfaction.
—Please give us a cant—
:MN OF THE RESTAURANT.
A. Hr Hermiston
ling 1.2,'80. 11.11
P1101,nlrron,
ESTATE ,A()7'I(.1 .
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saving clunes h, nopert, to 11,0 m•tatu • 19
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1st 0111 of dam., 11,,49 t AAn99 59, 5ANA.
11.ta011, of the Village 't ,.1194, in the County
of Iluron 1. ♦r eutnr n the 01191 a nml elioota
, 1 the Kidd demettled, their dames and 00-
919800e0 and 1110 1,941 pa167uih,r,, of their
011(1105 and of the eeenntloii 11 allyl ho1d by
thew, nod 00o that 1lumedintely otter tho
amid date the 21544-10 of the said 400008011
will 1,0 ill arillottql nmru.0 the parties 00 -
MINI t.heta°, baying rrlerd only to 1110
olaims of 911,1011 the 1x,00409 hot then
104100, and tho eaoonler will 111 bo liable
for tiny 8809(8 00 distribu1cd to any person
00 w)4oa0 claim he 0(1011 riot ,'are had
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"OO,OOG ►h�.
OY.'.9)
Wanted !
For Season of 1889.
SH PAD
I am prepared to pay the high-
est Cash Prices for good fleece
Wool delivered at the
Listowel 'Woolen Mills,
Having been 15 years in business
hero, it has always been my en-
deavor to pay higher prices than
the market allows, and in the
past years have paid city market
prices. Wool being so loiv in
price, it will afford me pleasure
to pay the highest price going.
In exchanging wool for goods will
allow a few cents more. Will
also guarantee to sell my goods
at cash prices. I don't have 1190
prices—cash and trade—my rule
is one price only. Running the
year round enables mo to carry
a largo stock. This year having
a larger stock than usual, will
offer yen
T4c non/sock o9Tlveede 111 the leonine
Ion to 4111eo8e from.
NINO aid Twiotod Full Clotho
1'2„2NN015. la Ir,ANKETS,
.411 /:butts of the ,fewest Patterns and
Intent 1)9513118.
(tomo early with your Wool and
you w111 f11111 118 ready and will-
ing to give yell 011' best atten-
tion. We will be happy for ,you
to Inspect Goods and Prices be-
fore disposing of your woc11. 1
Poulain,
Yours Respectfully,
Has IC' 133i?tCDyta,
'34.)lme LIIIT(+77EL.
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