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DEC, 12, 1890, THE BRUSSELS POST
xx d Naos.
Crania rooIt,
The sleighing is making bueinees
boom.
J. 0. Tuck announces a sooial hop in
Damon' Hall on Friday evening, 19th
inst.
Subscribe for TEE Eon' for 1891 if you
want the local, dietriot, Canadian and
general news.
A Mr. Miller has opened a tailor shop
here, Miller can out as close as anyone
and should receive a liberal patronage.
Rev. D-13. McRae and Repv, pD. Lor-
raned
6
Sabbath. . kir.iVerreet of Weltonpreached an able
sermon,
R. F. Cameron, student, of Knox Col -
tape, Toronto, has returned home to
opens( his Christmas vacation. It. F.
looks halo and hearty.
Robb, Leckie, a former resident of
Grey, who is well known and highly re-
spected, has been very ill in Toronto of
late. We hope he may rally.
lacenif'ry ta.
Try Tun Pon for 1801. It gives a
large arnonnt of local, district, Canadian
and general news.
Mr. Kesoa, of Wallace, is here locating
his mill site also looking up timber for
the same. We bespeak for him a good
trade.
The people in this place are looking
for n big trade here in the way of wood
this winter, At least 1,000 cords in all
is expected to be delivered at the G. T. IL
yardsat Henfryn.
The September and Ootober make of
cheese at Silver Corners' cheese factory
was shipped last Thursday. It realized
nearly 24,000, which ought to greatly
help the patrons in meeting their oblige -
Mono.
A public school entertainment will be
held in S. S. No. 10, Grey, on Deo. 16th.
Program to consist of ria Binge, recita-
tions, dialogues, eta. Edibles to be aer.
vod during the evening entertainment
whioh oommeoces at 7:30 o'clock.
` V ingham
Scarlatina is prevalent.
R. Hill talks of removing to Nebraska.
A. W. Haan, bank clerk, has removed
t0 AlliBton,
A Betohey, who bas been carrying on
the pottery boniness bare for the past few
years, has given it up and removed to
Oarleruhe,
Wm. Brant, intends shortly to take a
oonrse in the Military'Sobool to fit
himself for his position in the volun-
teer oompany.
There are now thirty-four 2000 candle
power aro lights and eight [sixteen -candle
power incandescent lights in town, and
still the demand is not nearly supplied.
lb is expected that another thirty-five
light dynamo, or a larger ono, to take the
plea° of the one in use, will be put in, so
that all who wish lights can be supplied.
A. P. & A, M.—At the regality convoc-
ation of Lebanon Chapter, Royal Arch
Masons, Wimgham The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
1')x. Comp. E. L. Dickinson, Z. : C. E.
Williams, H. ; J. Plenty, J. ; J. E. Tam-
lyn, Trees, ; H. W. C. Meyer, S. E. ; J.
McGuire, S. N. ; J. A. Morton, P. S. ; J.
W. Walker, Janitor. ; Auditors, Comps.
Morton & McGuire.
l °fol rattve.
Rev. W. J. Brandon, of Monkton, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Treleaven, of Dungannon, was in
town last w eek the guest of her brother.
factoryhas wound upa
The cheese
vory satisfactory year, as the smiling faces
of the patrons attest.
John Soaudrett, the genial and oblig-
ing proprietor of the Queen's hotel here,
is retiring to his farm.
We are very much pleased to hear that
James Lawrenoo formerly, of this place,
but now of Bradford City, Pa., is slowly
reoovering from an attack of malaria
fever.
The annual visitation of the Bible
snoiety agent will take piece here on
Friday evening when the agant, the Rev.
Mr. Fraser, will deliver a lecture on
"Lights and Shadows of China".
'chore have been no fights here this
month. The temple of James has been
closed and now all that remains to be
done is to deoorate with the Viotoria
cross the participators in the last fracas.
Mrs. Gilmore, the great temperance
and woman's right advocate, explained to
n small but an appreoiativeaudieuce, how
to knit, sew and darn a man out of a bar
room the other night in the Foresters'
hall.
Out market still continues to lend, the
farmers from the surrounding country,
holding a regular gale day here last Sat-
urday. Reports from the south show
that Blyth is nothing more than a
necropolis.
Simon VanNorman, lumberman etc.,
loft Monday for thewilds of the Pauinsula
to form during the short winter daye, by
a cunningly devised method, hies, where-
with the railroads of the province shall
be supplied. Wm. Branded accompanied
him. We understand they will make
Wiarton their headg ambers, the end of
their run aB it were.
Ethel.
Council meeting here next Monday.
An improvement in business is notice-
able.
H. F. McAllister has taken a partner.
The young man's name is 1MeAllieter and
they my he looks like H. F.
Postmaster Spence is one of the earliest
risers in the village now since he has to
take a "constitutional" for ,the mail every
morning.
R. 0. Poa000, veubrilogniet and 1), 0,
,MlacMorran, musioian, gave 0very pleas-
ing entertainment in the Temperanoo
hall last Thursday evening.
The entertainment, and Ohristmae
merry i10 10H, 0
ed t be held in the Menlo.
drat uhuroh on the manning of Dec, 24 in
the interests of the Sabbath school, is
expected t0 be a leading feature of the
holiday season. A good program is being
prepared. Don't mise it.
On Tuesday morning, it was a surprise
party to J. U. Heffernan rnan to find that (sur-
sag the night some unknown party had
put tun auger hole in the aide of his grain
store and allowed a fair toad of wheat to
run into their pos[sestina. As a quantity
of whom woe found een en, tt whe et Id ii oar
and
the hole not plugs 11.
that the thieves were anxious to got to
metkot before a decline in prino took
Once, It la to be hoped some 011ie. may
be found, and the guilty panty bo brought
Wore a J, P, toroeoive their just rotvarcb, day.
Rev, R. Irani will preaoh in the Mothc-
diot (buroh next Sunday evening.
Try Tug Pool' for 1801. It gives the
cream of the local and dietriot happen -
thee.
Remember the pblie oebool examinee,
tion on Dee, 1.9, also the entertainment
to be given by the Sone of Temperance on
the evening of the same date,
Shnpeon• & Hon have received a Sirot.
ulnae stook of choice groceries for the
Krone trade. A now guile of prions has
been arranged to take effect on Monday,
Doo, 15, Butter, egg's, lard, tallow,
poultry and oath wanted at Simpson &
Hon's,
On Monday eveninga number of the
villagge young people ook advantage of
the sleighing and spent a very enjoyable
time at the residence of Jas. Livingston,
10th opo. Although quite a number of
the party were entire strangers to the
Livingston family, it was the unanimous
opinion of all, on the return trip, that it
was just the plaoe to go to have a good
tins°.
Dr. Gale's uncle died at Stratford on
Friday of last week. The funeral was on
Sunday. Our M. 11 attended. The late
Mr. Cale was an old and eateemel resi-
dent of Stratford; a modest, unassuming
man and a good citizen, Ile was a
painter by trade and worked up, together
with his Bons a good paying busmen.
Ile wan a member of the Baptist ohuoh
and an earnest Christian. Deceased
was born In London, Pug., in 1825 and
came to America at the age of 21 years,
settling in New York state just before
the Mexican war of 1840.48. Of his own
family kis wife end seven ' children are
still living, as follows;—J. H. Cale, T,
W. Cale and Ernest B. Cale, Stratford;
Mra. Alex, Robertson, Wheeling. W: Va.;
Mrs. J. 0. Struthers, North Dakota;
Rachael F. and Olive Cale, of Stratford.
He bad been ailing for a long time.
W altos,.
Farmers are taking advantage of the
present sleighing to haul their wood and
loge.
Try Tres Poor for 1891 and secure the
looal, district, Canadian and general
news.
Don't forget the Sunday school Con-
vention to 0e held here on Thursday of
next week.
We have now two bakers coming to our.
town. Surely we should have' cheap and
good bread now.
On Tuesday evening of this week some
twenty members of the Council, R. T. of
T., visited the sister lodge in Brussels
and spent an enjoyable evening.
Bev. D. Forrest was in Wingham dur-
ing the early part of the week attending
Maitland Presbytery. He will also at-
tend the meeting of the Dominion Alli-
ance as a representative of the temper-
ance lodge.
This week the youngest son of Mr.
Humphries, had the misfortune to swal-
low a tial whistle about the size of a oent.
Although he still feels the effects of his
dose, yet the doctor does not fear any
serious results. It was a close pall.
Last Thursday, Deo. 4th, a debate in
oonneotion with the Y. P. 0. A. of Duff's
church wits held, the subject being
"Would an immediate prohibitory law
benefit Canada 9" Affirmative taken by
Miss M. O'Connor and Miss Lizzie
Smillie. Negative by Messrs. MaLauoh•
lin and Gardiner. Decision in favor of
the affirmative.
13lueti aloe.
There have been several
ohioken•pox its the village.
Next Sunday evening et 7 o'olnok the
Rev. A. Y. Hartley will preach in the
Methodist church.
i g the direct-
ors
n
t last them e e e
meet
At the
ors secured the services of Geo. McDon-
ald far next year.
The ladies of the Methodist church
have undertaken to provide the carpet
and a new organ for the church.
Our townsman, J. J. Denman, was
presented with a fortune of 61,000 last
week, in the shape of a baby girl.
Our enterprising townsman, Jas. Tim-
mins, with his bride, returned on Satur-
day evening and has donned his business
air again.
The patent ends for the seats of the
new church arrived on Wednesday and
are being quickly transformed into beau-
tiful and comfortable pews.
Mr. Timmins and his bride arrived
home en Saturday night and, as they did
not Dome till the 10 train, they deprived
the boys of the inexpressible pleasure of
keeping then awake for the night. Thu
Posy wiobos the happy couple a prosper-
ous and safe voyage through life.
The birthday of Willie Diment was
celebrated on Tuesday evening by a
number of his little friends gathering at
Ids home to enjoy the pleasure of a taffy -
pull and judging from the merry shouts
of laughter that rang through the village
as the little ones were returning home,
we should thick they enjoyed themselves.
The annual Bible Society meeting will
be held to -night (Friday) in the Metho-
dist Ohuroh. The agent, Dr. Fraser, es
an able man and, as he was, for a number
of years, a missionary with Dr. McKay
in Formosa, his lecture will doubtless b8
very interesting. The Dr. proposes, if it
be deserved, to give a talk on hismiseion-
ary work after the mauler address on the
work of the Bible moiety. Come one,
oome all and enjoy an interesting and in.
straotive meeting.
The death of Mrs. Agar, whilst she has
been ill for some time, was nnexpeoted
at the last. She was hurled on Monday,
a large number paying respeot to her
memory. The remains were interred in
the Morris cemetery. The funeral was
put off a day in order that her son from
Manitoba might be present. She leaves
four sons and a daughter to mourn her
loss. Tke funeral service was held in the
Ebenezer church, which she had attended
for years and where the poster, Rev. Mr,
Wallwin, preached a sermon on the text
"Unto you therefore which believe He is
precious."
Cannon Ot'ENINe.—The new Methodist
oburob will bo opened next week. Thu's-
day 18th Rev. Dr. Potts, of Toronto, who
is generally thought to he the most
popular and eloquent Methodist minister
to Canada, will preaoh the opening width
ger-
mon 8:80 t' th
mon in the f , efta
a sumptuous dinner of fowl,eto., provided
bythe Wien of the church, will bo sera. d
i r atnmont o
until T80. An oulct £ mush)
and song arid an address by Dr. Potts
will be given after. The Winghitm
Methodist church orchestra will be
present, ileo vocalists from Woodstoclr,
\Vingham and elsewhere, The elmroh is
almost completed and 10 a fine structure,
now that the finishing teethes are being
added Itis becoming more beautiful nom
cases
Wed11,o boat
dof the cheese was shipped On
uoeay,
The oommm)ion of the Lord's: supper
will be dispensed le the Proobytorian
aural' non Sabbath, Yesterday (Thurs.
day) afternoon the Rev. I. B. Waliwin
ptnaelted it, that uhuroh aura to•marrow
morning (Saturday) le is oxpeoted that
Dr, Fraser, agent for the Bible Sooiotyl
will preach in the oamo place.
1110terlr..
Wm. Barrie has been bothered with a
felon on one of his hands,
A Loyal Orange Lodge is shortly to be
formed at Pone, 4000,, N. W. T., of
which Wm, Clark. formerly of Sunshine,
will be, the first Master.
Alex, Sharp be home from Manitoba on
e. visit,, He nue been away for about two
yearn and likes the country well. He
will return next spring.
DEUA•rE.--The debate held in Ander-
SOWN school on Tuosdny evening was a
doided sueoesa. A large number of new
names were added to the already Oxton•
sive list. Thos. Bone, jr., was appointqd
to the chair, after which the followhie
subject WM debated : "Resolved that the
hanging of Biroball was an iujnotioe."
The affirmative wns auoLained by A. I.
McOoll and A. IL Cochrane. The neg•
abiva by Wm. Cochrane, Q. Anderson
and Jas. Bowman. The eloqueuco of the
affirmative speakers was so great and to
the point that no person present was
surprised (except the three negative
speakers) when the chairman gave his
decision in favor of the affirmative.
Some person wrote upon the blackboard
"Birchall to be resurrected by his sym
patbizers," Well if sympathy would do
it he would rice instantly as a great
many took a different view of the cane
after hearing it laid down by the affirma-
tive. Readings were given by Jan. Bow.
man, Wm, Cochrane and A, I, McColl,
The debate for the next meeting will bo
"Resolved that the Morris Council is jus-
tified in its course of procedure against
the bondsmen." It was decided to hold
the meetings every other. week so the
next debate will be on the evening of the
23rd inst. Let every person Dome with
their best girl and hear something that
will be a benefit to them.
13oalortth.
W. M. Gray and Lawyer Holmatead
are in the field for the Mayoralty.
The complimentary supper tendered to
Mr. Aird was well attended and passed
off very pleasantly. It took place last
Tuesday evening.
Our town dada had a great time
wrestling with the electric light question
at their last Counoil meeting. Now tim-
ber is badly needed at the Board.
We are a reading people hare. Our
Mechanics' Institute Library contains
nearly 4,080 books and we have over 850
members. You caul beat that in Brus-
eela.
The following officers were elected to
till their respective offices of Britannia
lodge, No. 170, A. F. & A. M., during the
ensuing year :—W. 81., Wm.Ballantyne;
S. W., Geo. Patterson ; J. W., A. M.
Ross ; Trees., A. Strong See., W. G.
Duff : S.D., J. J. Neelin ; J. D., J.
Reid ; I. G., Geo. Whiteley ; M. of C.,
Alex. Slemmon ; S. S., G. B. Scott ; J.
S., Dr. Campbell. ; Tyler, John Wil-
liams,
The Toronto World of last Saturday
says:—Before the master in chamber's
yesterday a motion was made in the
slander action of Oampboll vs, Scott for
of an order for leave to examine the defend-
ant for discovery before delivery of the
statement of claim. This is a fight be-
tween two doctors of the town of Seaforth
finds.
n very fast friends.
never 1100
who have Y
Lu was as called to
Dr. a
mpbull
Last lima D . C
attend one Ireland, a farmer living never
Seaforth. Ireland died from failure of
the heart caused by the bursting of an
Mums in close relation with that organ
and other complications fully ascertained
upon a poet -mortem examination. Dr.
Scott was never called , to attend Ireland
or to consult regarding his ease, but not-
withstanding that he had no knowledge
of the case it is alleged eiroulated many
Blenders regarding Dr, Campbell's treat-
ment of Ireland, and going so far as to
allege that he had killed him. The
slanders, it is alleged, were published by
Dr, Scott to his own patients and friends,
and from these persons it is almost im-
possible to get any information, as they
do not wish to be drawn into the matter.
The learned master said Ise thought it
eves a case in which the application
should be granted and made an artier for
the examination of Dr. Scott. The
amount of damages claimed by the writ
is 65,000.
A gale with a velooity of 80 miles an
hoar visited the coast of Newfoundland
on Monday and blew down buildings,
fences, eto.,in the outskirts of St. John's
and the ehipping at Harbor Grace suffer-
ed considerable damage. The French
shore also shared in the ealamitiee.
Mr. and Mrs. Sand. Hardy, of Honey
creek township, Ill., were charavariod on
the night of their marriage recently. The
bride was so frightened that she bay in a
dead faint for several hours. The hus-
band, thinking she was dead, went crazy
with grief, Legal proeouclingo will fol.
lots. There ant some hopes of the hue.
hand's recovery.
}9/y'012TGAGE SALE OF
Valuable Properties
IN TUE TOWNSHIP of GREY, HURON COMM'.
Under and by virtno of the powc'e of sale
contained in two certain mortgagee made by
the William ring to the vendors, and which
will bo produood at time of sale, there will
bo offered for Sale by Public Auction at the
AMEDIoAE Homan, in the Village Of Beursam 5,
oa
lyednosdtr,•, 17th pay of DOn., 1800.
Al the hear of Ono O'clock in the Afternoon
'r tl
--Au and
o simpler tr lar
Lot number 20
Ii s
Y
aiu o0 acres
in tido 1•lkll se uu 00000, containing 1
• 1 8cooudiv--All and singular
Dexo nr lose,
Dot iinnil)el 26, in th01.it11 001100aai0ll, COs•
ttairbsO 100 tLdrns 111010 br lase,
Fames 1011,0000 cob is elLusto about throe
Trunk ltailwythl hn toll is said too be otua
Clay loam, with about 40 aurae bleared.
A two-storey frame house, Walla, frame bare
and frame stable alb upon the property,o,ert
Y,
P realw
'IL WO i,1 situate nhauL
Gaon
miles from I4thel
static(, About80 ,nal un ,ern
sal 1 to Un oleari1 (Thorn Is said t 1 lr;
I1 ten house up, n tbo property,
Tacos. --Tan per cola of pnruhnse money
111, time
condition,. caiman, known oiitlay
01 x010.
Prep erlf u then "sed 1 larso0t to a 110ar:1•10
131,1. l�'or further particulars apply to
11, ;11. (1IIA1 VI t Snol'
Vcldbre' Solicitor
, Morey, c/irati88 WVo(ilbngtou&6 ]Lnsl,Tuiailta.
BOARS FOR SERVIOB. T1(E
undersigned will Boon Two Thorough.
Bred Berkshire Boars for Sorvfe° en Lot 11,
Con, 6, Grey, They are both from imported
stook, Tering 81, to be paid at time of an.
vie°, with privilege of returning 1f oonesuary,
30.4 A. SHAW, Proprietor,
THIRD PRIZE TORONTO IN-
nusrnfAr..--The deur of my Jeraoy Ben
"Margin of Glen Mart" 1s 50 imported
cow, She 100k 8rd prize at the Toronto In-
dustrial Exhibition, and, It 10 sold should
have had 2nd. For further Particu)ars op.
ply at my Drug and Book Ettore, Brussels,
G. A. DEADS1AN,
IMPROVED LARGE WHITE YOR1•
SHIRE BOAR.
The nuderalguod will keep for service this
present amnion the Improved largo white
Yorkshire pig "steady on lot 20, eoo.6,
Morris, to welkoir a limited number of sows
will bo taken. Terms 0140 to be paid at
time of service, with the privilege of retern-
Ing if neoesoary. Pedigree may be seen up.
on application. 1tutism N10110L,
101f Proprietor.
7 11W i'UBE•.BBED PIGS FOR
BERYICE,—Tim undersigned has re•
eently irnrnhseed and w111 koan for Service
at North half Lot 20, Con. 7, Morrie, a Pure.
bred Berkshire Boar, bred by Mr. Snell, and
also an Ohio imported Chester White, one
veer old, bred by Thos, George. Putnam,
from imported stook on bath sides. Pbio
hog took Ord prize at the Industrial Exhibi-
tion, Toronto, 1600,in a class of 17, and also
3rd at the Western Fair In a Mass of 16.
T'.rms, 81 00, to be paid at time of Hendee,
with privilege ofretoroiun if necessary.
15-U 8. WALKER, Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE.
1
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
with ood ardon, well and stable
Appy to RB. TUBNBULL,
Tloobandn Street.
VARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
1' Dnnsrexnn has several good Farms for
sale and to re ht, easy tonne, in Townships
of garde and Gray, F. S. SC OTT, Brussels,
57.11.
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE.—
.) Being South half:Lot 27, ooa.0, Morris,
100 sores, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
about20 acres Fall wheat in ground. Easy
terms. Apply to W. Si, SINCLAIR,
11- Solcoitor, ,ko.,Brussels.
tlARM TO RENT.—T#iE SUB•
1� scriber offers his 160 acro farm, being
Lot 16 and Weat half lot 14, Con. 14, Grey to
rent. Between 80 and 90 acres cleared. For
further particulars, as to rent, terms, eke.,
apply to PETER SINCLAIR, Proprietor,
Cranbrook P. 0. 18.4
FARMS FOR SALE.—
150 acres to be sold on the 13th day of
January, 1881, iu the village of Ethel at Two
oblook. The valuable property known as
the "Daniel Estate," 50 scree, being west
half of Lot 28, in the lith Concession of
Grey township; good orchard, good build-
ings and well fenoed, also 2 good wells,
lOU acres, beteg Lot 08, in the 10th Cosees-
eiou of Grey. About 80 acres @leered; re.
matador well timbered laud. Terme cosh,
CHARLES DANIEL,
22.5 BOX 241, Woodstock, Ont.
'FARM FOR SALE,—THE UN-
DEBSIGI nD offers for sale the north
east quarter of lot 28, concession e, Morris
County of Huron, containing 50 acres. The
land is of first quality and In a high state of
cultivation. well folioed and under -drained
,'0 scree cleared. Now frame hone@, 8 0001110
uiilk house with concrete walls, 2 wells
good barna and sled, orchard, oto, Eight
nares of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation. of Brussels. Suit-
able terms will be given. Title perfect,
JAMES GRIEVE, Owner,
80- Seaforth P. 0,
COOD FARMFOR SALE IN
•MOrri0, on reneenable terms. In order
to close the affairs of the estate of the late
ou the executor offer the fol-
lowing
G. Hda st e s
V. K
valuable bt' l , s for WO North
alfa °,dna n 'n 1
1
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30,Concession slnu t Township of
Morhalf ofLotnC lees t
p
ci
lan 00 acres, n this lot is
erected a good s, h
erected a good frame baro wItb atone foun-
dation, good orchard, well and pump. Near-
ly nl1 cleared, and to on the grave road
closely adjoining the village of Brussels.
This farm is a valuable one, is well fenced
and in a good state of onitivatlou, For
prince and terms apply to THOS. BELLY,
Brussels P. 0., Haan Junvrs00, Victoria
Square P.O., or JAttns 8ac1Tu, Maple Lodge
P,0 Mildleses County.
REMOVED!
MRS. e:5'e Sta t175J '
Has Removed to the Store Vended by
H. L. Jackson, Pos2o01'1c0 Burns, and
calls the attention of the public
to her Stook of
CANDIES, FRIIrTa, CONFECTIONERY,
FANCY Goods AND Sti.o.r, WARES,
FRESH OYSTERS itl.1VAYS ON 11.1N1)
GIVE ME e) CALL.
17-3 AIRS. A. E. SI tIlIS.
—)I AM OFF TO(—
IC. 'CaRichards'
rCo ,got a Good Trunk and Valise.
That's ilio Place to got a No. 1
Sot of Light or Heavy
'�''y'' +.
.-L.7., A ,J-1,)_L.V � IJ IJ
ONLY A 1 STOOK. USED.
Collars* i1 SptoCialt'V.
llopa,irs Cheap, and Promptly
Attended to.
i�tt@ 1.11
lit ill tisof IDs 8t'tu1),"-.
Graham's l)iu('k, op] 15ite
til• ueen's 1Ioto1, Brussels.
1. 0. Riichards,
etaOw07 a'
paneA':.ain!
AFTER THE FIRE.
HOLIDAY CLEARING SALE
of the Balance of our Stock
Saved from the Fire.
—NOW IS YOUR CHANCE FOR—
Great Bargains
As 1 am going to Clear Out the Whole Stock
before the First day of January, 1891, so as
to be able to start the new year with
a Brand New Stock.
A Few Lines of Damaged Goods yet on Hand.
SEE OUR 50c. CORSETS,
W1V O RTH $1.00.
Store at the Egg Emporium, Brussels.
1 x1 xs,tr
11E1i FUN •IrIIUSINESSI
As my Goods were Saved. from the
Fire in such Excellent Condition
am enabled to Resume Business
AT ONCE.
YOU WILL FIND ME IN
�1j1y� L OWS f`G HU LOCK,
Ready to Serve the Public, as
in the Past,
Call at tile dew PI'e�ises,
%MO are m he Obit