The Brussels Post, 1885-3-6, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
Melton 0, 1885.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
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Train I tra;se1i 4t,(tton I north at lad
ith n- h'llnws: uotNe "merit,
uvn HOL,ru. I
lint +•- 71 tau 0:4I) a,ul,
,0 Af lv.O l.. ..
1 sur,' . ..11 an,'w[nl0 pm
31:41 ,
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The morning train south and the night,
train north will only r'tu on 'Tuesdays, There.
awl tr n is )',.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
S ,hio1's%mangy, taknl'notol.
An' faith 11011 Arent it .
TiE spring millinery season will
soon be here.
JNO, C. HALLIDAY, of Loudon, ,teas
in Brussels lust week.
Bong Biscuits ne. per lb, Toronto grocery.
M1333 MINNio J. Guitar is visiting
friends iu Winglitun this week.
Menai syrup at Thomson's.
Dela. PRIOR, of Exeter, wee in town
for several days this weeek.
MARMALADE in bulk 15c, per !b. at the
ALRx, GRANT, of Quebec, it former The February just closed hae been
resident of Brussels, is visiting ills the cold08t on record,
uncle J. It. Grant, this week. Horn stealing iH fashionable just
F. O. RooURs informs no that he now, says the Essex Record.
has had teams all the way from Dur- I.3ollet'lllo Scott Aot advnoatos will
haw, Walkortou awl 111U.rletOU %1103 llegln their campaign fit once.
salt. He says the Howiek farmers 'Elio 001lapse of the Now Orleans
take the lead for salt sowing. Exposition fl'oiu financial inaction ie
LE.:'rUlik•---A lecture. en the theme expected to occur very shortly,
"We aro all Sculptors," will be de- The Scott Act will Dome into furoo
livered in Melville church on Monday in the county of Brant on the oxpir•
eveniug next, by Rev, Jno, Rose 13. A.. Won of the present licenses.
No charge for atimiseiou. A collect- ille0rauoy, M. P. P. for Fast
fou .111 be taken np. Allem iuvtted. Kent. died at Oakville, and was kir-
Musical selections will be rendered by led thorn on Sunday afternoon.
The sculling match for the champ.
tris choir.
Sionship of the world between Beach
EE the now advt. of A. Vaal con-
and Clifford was won by the former,
Deming an auction sale of a bankrupt The Orillia Curling Club last week
stook of furniture at hid waroronms won the Silver Tankard of trio Ontario
on Saturday of next week. Mr. Veal branch of the Royal Oalodonia Ourl-
has purchased it at a big ra(luctioti ing Club.
and will soil it at a bargain and as It is understood the Queen will as
the stook is well assorted, he says, sumo charge of the orphan child of
the wants of the public can bo suited. Major Carmieheal, who was killed at
Fon THE EAST,—Last Tuesday Abu Klee.
The English army estimates for
1888 amount to £17,820,700, whioh
includes the expenditures for the
Soudan expedition.
Mrs. Thome. Robinson, of King
ston, Ont., has suocessfuly established
her claim to property in Philadelphia
worth one million dollars.
A. special cable despatch to the
Globe indicates a strong probability
that the Canadian offers of mesoderm
in the Soudan will be accepted.
The young man who committed
5nicido recently on the leo bridge at
Niagara Falls has been identified as
Ohne. Weilbacker, 01 New York.
A quantity of silverware and car-
pet which were stolen from a Grand
Truck car some time ago were found
on Saturday iu a barn at Pickering.
Last Wednesday the people of
Stratford voted on a by-law for the
incorporation of the town as a city.
It was carried by a vote of nearly 4 to
1.
Professor George Buokland, Deputy
Minister of Agiiculturo, died early on
Saturday morning from the effects of
a fit which he had the evening pre -
8r.. Stinson, of Toronto an ex-cler-
.gymau, is charged with passing goods
through the United States Custom
house at 'Suspension Bridge at an un-
dervaluation.
It is rumoured that the Dominion
Government have decided to buy
back the Canadian Pacific Syndicate
unsold lands in the Northwest and
pay cash therefor.
The cotton manufitoturersof the Low-
er Provinces have declined to enter
the combination recently formed for
the purpose of reducing tho produc-
tion of gray cotton.
Judge Robinson, of Lambton, has
given his decision sustaining the leg.
ality of a bonus by-law of $16,000,
passed by Sarnia 1n favor of the Erie
& Huron Railway on the 5311 January
last.
John Douglas, 12 years old, was
arrested, charged with being the boy
who stabbed young Kerby in Shaw's
Grove Wednesday night. Kerby is
much worse, and fatal results etre
feared.
Tho Queen hos cont an autograph
letter to Mies Gordon,, sister of Gen.
Gordon, expressing her Majesty's
sympathy with the lady in her be.
reavemont by the loss of her heroic
brother.
A shoolting oncarrone° is reported
from Montreal, through a loaded re-
volver being carelessly loft in au open
drawer. `.Two children got the weep-
ou while at play, with the result that
one shot the other dead.
Tho Montreal ocean steamship com-
panies fear the loss of their immigrant
carrying trade through the superior
inducements likely to be hold ant to
immigrants to come into the wed, via
New York, railway 'rates west from
that point having been cut to eu011 an
extent that the 0atnldlau railways
cannot attempt to compete with
them.
.A. mooting of Toronto temperance
people was held last week, when it
was decidod to send it memorial to
the Dominion Government praying
them to inetruct their commissioners
to hien no shop licenses to grecs-
ors, in view of the vote of the people
last year, that llquer should not be
sold along with grooeries. It was de-
eided to call a public meeting to dis•
ons of the Scott Act to the veto of
the citizens.
Mrs. A. W. Lauder, of Toronto, was
lately honored with a private audience
by the Governor-General at Rideau
hall, whoa she presented Lady Lane•
downo with her two books, "Ever-
green Leaves," and "Legends and
Titles of the Hartz Mol}ntains;" works
which worn vary favorably received by
the English and Geral 3n wee, Lady
Langdowno lees Ws() not:opted the
dkdiontion of bars. Lauller's new book
which will ellouly be published, to be
called " Windrook 1 or 'Jhe Blue
Flower of the Odenwald."
morning Mies Maggio Shaw, hiss
l01Onro grocery' Edith Town, Moes Kate Ferguson,
RIca. HARRISON, wife and 8011, of Mrs. F. 0. Rogers, Mrs, .A. Strachau,
F. S. Scott ,uul A. M. Kay left for
Toronto. U.u't of the number went
on business and others on a pleasure
trip. Millinery season, you know,
coming on.
Teeswater, were in town this week.
JIIss ANNIs OLIVER, of Toronto, is
renewing old acquaintances in Brus-
eels,
('Levirit and timothy seed atMoOracken's.
THE Monday eveniug Bible Claes
has been resumed in the Methodist
Church.
16 small chairs and 8 itrm chairs
missing from the Town Hall since
January 1884.
GREAT bargains in teas at MoCracken'e.
WE give a full report of the meet-
ing of the Provincial Grange on page
13 of this 158110.
ORAN0Es 13 Lemons Mats per dozen at
Thomson's.
SEN advt. of R. Stevenson this week.
Hs wants wood in exchange for goods
iu the harness lino.
Kay found. Owner can have it by pitying
for this uotioo.
MISS EMnIA HENRY, of Newmarket,
is visiting with the family of Tilos,
Kelly, Town Treaeurer.
Jon received a large stock of Crookery tC
Glassware of the newest designs. Geo.
Thomson.
MR. BARNHILL, who has purchased
it house and lot, on Alexander street,
has taken possession.
HoODA_N rooster wanted, welt -bred. Apply
at TEE POST Publishing House.
CADET SOOTT, who was here for over
r3 week aiding her comrades in town,
left for Thamesville last week.
Srscoes, Smelts and Bloaters at Toronto
Grocery.
MEN were engaged filling iu the
latah holes and cutting dawn the hills
on the gravel road last week.
STAPP-CAPTAIN WOOLY will take
charge of the Army meeting this
(Friday) evening in the Town hall.
THE fellows who robbed the Jew,
near Arthur, had supper at the Amer-
ican hotel wlleupassing through Brea -
eels.
SERVANT girl wanted. Apply to Mrs. J.
Dron.
NsxT Wednesday evening the de-
bate on The Independence of Canada
will be resumed at tho Mock Parlia-
ment.
THE case of BIokor vs. lioOrae
whin was argued before a full bench
web decided in favor of the defendant
this week.
WALTER JACKSON will handle the
Deering binder, manufactured by Jno.
Watson, of A.yr, during the coming
10115013, it is said.
TEE tag system for colleoting dog
tax will be put in force this year.
Tags can be obtained from the Town
Clerk on payment of $1.00.
Tuts has been a hard winter on
wood and coal and there does not
scene to be much of a prospect of old
Winter relaxing his grip yet.
A. GRAND concert, under tho allepi00s
of the Odd Fellows, is on the tapes.
Tho announcement as to elate, pro-
gram, &o. will be rondo before long.
REV, MR, EDWARDS, of 'Wroxeter,
will occupy the pulpit of the Metbodit t
-Church next Sunday at 10:80 a.m.
and 0:80 p.m. Rev. Mr. Olappison
will go to Wroxeter,
IT would be a good idea if people
when standing on the sidewalk listen-
ing to the band would always leave a
Massage wily open and not compel
persons to have t0 leave the sidewalk
t0 pass.
A. F. & A, 1L—Th le week St. John's
Lodge received their new furniture for
ellen' lodge room from Hess ]3ros.,
Listowel. There are 8 arm chairs,
trimmed with blue Torry and blue
silk, the emblem of the order being on
each chair, for the Master, Senior and
junior Wardens respectively, and 25
norforatcd seats for the members,
he furniture is made of oak trimmed
with a darker shade of wood and is
got up in hendsollie and tasty style.
A cerpet fur the lodge room hoe been
ordered from England and will arrive
HOOD.
TEE toboggan elide, arranged by
GOO. Oooper and a few others, has
afforded a big share of amusement of
late. George has 4 toboggans, some
of them will seat 8 persons and the
fun is something immense, it is said.
A good large club should be organized
hi town since there is no skating rink
or anything of tho kind here.
.A. PARTY of one hundred smart, well
trained, intelligent boys, of egos rang-
ing from 10 to 15 is expected to leave
England on the 20th iust., under the
auspices of Dr, Bernardo, for farm
and other employment m this Prov-
ince. Those desirous of engaging or
adopting any of these aro requested
to make early application to Edward
Duff, Superintondant, Dr. Barnardo',
Home, Poterboro.
Tan annual meeting of the Presby-
terian Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society wee held last Tuesday, when
the following office bearers were elect-
ed.for the current year :—President,
Mrs. Jno. Roes ; Vice -President, Mrs.
Hutchinson ; Secretary, Mrs. Gra-
ham; Treasurers,l\Irs. Malcolm and
Mrs. J. W. Shell ; Managers, Mrs.
Bennet, Mrs. Cormack, Mrs. A. Stew-
art, Mrs. Deadman, Mrs. Shaw, and
Mrs. D. Stewart.
REV. J. E. BowiRs, of the New
Jerusalem Church, Toronto, was here
ou Friday evening of last week and
on Sunday afternoon, according to
announcement. On the latter 0033.
sion J. N. Kuechtel, in respone to an
invitation from the speaker for any-
one in the audience to ask any ques-
tion, brought him to task on the sub-
ject of faith, and the Trinity. Many
in the audience imagined J. N. cor-
nered the rev. gentleman.
Caleadiai1 News.
There is some talk of establishing
a silk factory at Crediton.
It is proposed to form a branch of
the Imperial Federation League in
Montreal.
Walkerton High School Board is
making an effort to raise' a company
of cadets in the sobool there.
Hon. Ieeac Burpee, M. P. for St.
John, N. 13„ died in New York on
Sunday, after a lingering illness.
Mr. Beaudry was defeated by Mr.
Beaugrand for the mayorality of
Montreal by a majority of four hund-
red and one votes.
The fiscal statement of tbo Province
of Nova Scotia for 1884, presented 3
to the Provincial Legislature shows a
a balance of $18,698 unexpended.
A. merchant of Joliett who went to
Montreal with five hundred dollars in
Dash to pay hie debts wa8 ±booed out
of it and all his jewellery in a gam-
bling den on Sunday night.
W. D. Balfour, M. P. P., of South
Eseez, is pushing a bill in tbo Legis-
lature whioh provides that all voters'
lists shall bo published in newspapere
at least six clays before every election.
There has nen quite an exoitemeut
at Oil Springs over a big well that
has been strdolc, 11 has boon timed
by experts, and is pumping at the
rate of 150 barrels per 24 hours. It
le on the south half of lot 19, con. 1,
in the township of Enniskillen, hear
the famous East Gum Beds. The
well is 80 feet below the water vein.
A five mile skating race came off
at the Speed Skating Rink, Guelph,
last Saturday night. Thera wore
throe entries, Black, of Fergus:
Speight, of A.aton, and I,ee, of George-
town. The Aloe was fot a gold med-
al eucl tho ehampiousbi;l of Ontario,
Speight being the aolID(.t.lrdl;ed bold-
er of the tetter by his defeat of Daw.
son, of 1.,,:,13r; i. Black defeated
Speight by Aleut four yards, Lee be-
ing nowhere, Tine 19.44.
Thursday night at 0 o'clock, while
tobogganing on the mountain four
miles from Collingwamll, John E.
lloborley, sou of Geo, lfoberley, bar
rid ter, was almost u3stautly killed by
hie toboggan striking :3 stump.
D, MoOrauey, bt.1'. P. for East
Kent, whose illmo8i 11131 for Houle time
past been the Oal18e of retinue alarm
to hie friends, died at tbo reei(1o11Oe of
his mother-in.law et Oakville at half -
put six o'olook on Saleirdity morning,
Ile was tho ee00nt1 sou of the lute
Hiram MoOran oy, of Tref agar, county
of 1-Ittlton, ttud a brother of Willinui
1lcCraney, H.P. for Halton. .He was
burn in the township of Trafalgar in
1881, and received his education at
Oalcvillo Grammar school. Having
chosen the hew as hid profedyi4'l, Ito
wits 011110(1 10 the bar in 1871, and be-
gan to praetioo in Bothwell, of whicli
place he had been at the time of his
death a resident for eighteen years.
IIe was mayor of Bothwell for 81x con-
secutive years, beginning 1868. In
addition to the practice of 11tH profOI-
sion he turned liis lttt00330n to farm
ing, 8,1E1 also dealt largely in teal os'
tate, in both of which occupation ho
was very sncoessful. In 1808 he
married the eldest (laughter of the
tato Gen. ';vane, of Oakville, )Ir
MoOraooy wee first returned to 3:10
Ontemo Legislature for .beet Kout is
1875 to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Hou. A.. McKellar. He
lvae subsequently returned again at
the general election of 1878, and a-
gain in 1888. He was it Reformer in
politics.
MARRIED.
S,lo wLE-11e05nreoN.—In Morris, on Wed-
nesday, Marah 4th, at the residence of
the bride's father, by Bev. John Ross,
B. A., Mr. John Sample to Mise Jane
Robertson, eldest daughter of Mr. A.
K. Robertson, all of Morrie.
M0DoN.wn--MOLAuc0Lln.—In Grey, on
Wednesday 4t11 inst., at the residonoe
of the bride's father, by Rev. John
Boss, B. A., Mr. Alex. McDonald to
Miss Jane MOLauclltie, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. Thos, McLanobliu,
DIED•
U1 D8nw00D,—In Salem, Oregon, on the
22nd ult., Wm. Underwood, formerly
of Grey township, aged 50 years.
AUCTION SALES.
FRIDAY, MAR. GTit.—Farm stock, irnplo-
ments, household furniture, ct;o., at Lot ''22,
Oon. 12, Grey, commencing at 1 o'clock.
Robe. Leckie, prop. A. Raylnann, aunt.
TUESDAY, MAB. lOru.—Farm Stook, Im-
plement, and household furniture, at Lot
9, con. 9, Grey, commencing at 3. o'clock.
rjavid Dobson, prop. Geo, Kirkby, aunt.
WEUxseDAY, MARcn 18Ta.—Farm Stook
and implements, on Lot 32, Con. 14, Grey,
oommeecing at 12 o'clook. John Harbot-
tle, prop. A. Raymanu, aunt.
If3crx$15aala ateCtiotekot.
ConnsoTso CAREFULLY EVERT WEER.
White Pall Wheat........ 78 80
Red Winter 78 80
733 80
50 07
28 20
57 58
18 00
30 00
400 4.310
30 35
7 0(1 9 00
7 8
5 50
1 00
50
18
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter, tubs and rolls ....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Hides por Ib
Dressed Boge
Salt por bbl., wholesale .,
Sheep skins, each
Wool
5 85
02
1 00
00
THE PEOPLE'S COMM
'OAHM FOR SALT.—TI1AT VAL-
.L noble form, being eomposod of the north
ha f of lots 'x0.20 & 30,00n. 3, Morris, 200 soros,
Terms easy, Apply ou the promises.
13, anarmeIS
Q]1ED OATS FOR SALE.—A
L) quantity of McAllister Outs. They aro nu
early white Ont and very productive, Apply
to A. H. ROBERTSON,
31tf Lot 20, Con. 5, Morris
Mr G V willing, of Mono aster,Ifialt., writes
"Mywile has boon almost helpless for ave yrs
so helpless that she could nob turn over iu boa
alone. She user two bottles of 171ootr10 'Et -
tore, midis so much improved, that she is able
to 310 her own work," Mottle 13 atoxs, will do
all that is claimed for diem. Hundreds 01
Methuen -MU attest theirreat aurally, pow.
ors. Only fifty °Oute a bottle at Headman's.
revW0 IIA.RES WAN'TL+'D,
Weighing troln 11 to 18 cwt„ not more
thou 10 years of age. shorn a4 year old horse
for sale, He is eland. W111 110 sold on easy
terms, Ayply to—GI00, Al1Ms'rncone,
05.13 13ruesels,
SEED OATS FOR SALE.
t ''515 undersigned hoe a quantity of the Dole -
Motel Monarch Oats for solo. They aro a
white yarlety and warranted Olean , The 00od
was brought from Pennsylvania 2 years ago,
They have eat(00od parties wbo have tried
them es fur as yiol d i0 concerned, Apply to
AI.13x. DIOLGATTY,
35-M Lot 4, 000.135, Grey.
OOD FARM FOR SALE.
Ho tludorslgnad will offer for solo, by Pub.
110 Anotlau. 01 the Qulten'e Holum, kruseele,
on
Wednesday, March Xialh, 1885,
Alit o'clock psi., that valuable Form, being
Lot No,7, Wm, 4, Grey, containing 100 aoree,
50 cleared in good order,balance well timber-
ed with a good quantiy of Pine and other
timber, Rood Frame Bank limn with splen-
did stone stabling. Log House with frame
addition; small Orchard, RC. Tho form is
well situated, on good rata, 11 miles (rout gra-
vel road, 1330,100 fr0,1, Breese%, and in good
eett11 moat, 'rhe property will bo sold in ord.
er to 01050 up on este t° and offers a good
chance to intending purohnser5. ?'rivet° of-
fers reoolVod up to the riate of sole. Terms,-
10par cent, playable nh Day Of fleln and 1131.
epee lit ton Clays, Farm will 10 sold 511bjoot
ton 500orv031 bid,
A. HUNTER, gilvoontare.
3t .1 ,'IUXENT.nUr,L, f
BANKING.
1\1jtilNT'Ohlt c McTAGGART,
1 BANKERS • BRUSSELS
TRANSACT A (11011113Ale BANKING
1)U101:;BSs,
Not000f hoed diseounted.
interest allowed on dep03110 repayable on
demand,
Prompt. uttnntl on glvon too0110ctim10, 9-b
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
,' l UfJi'ARD 13 L L I 0 'E. L A W
VI Unice, Grant's Moak, Brussels. Motley
to loon,
13' •
E. \VADL, I3AI111ISTbdLt, &c.
Olden formerly auoup led o A. 2. Me
Coll, Plug., in Lookie's cloak. Money 101und.
VW B. D101(SON,
r ►• (late with tlnrrow ,k P rood foot ,°ode -
rich' Solicitor, Ccuvoyahoer, .yc, 01000 in
Grant's Block, 8reesal0. Honey to Luau.
A LEX, UUUNT'1411, CLERK OV
.C1_ the Voureh 331331010 u Court Go. Enron,'
Uauv0ytncer,Notnry Publle,L lnd,l+uall and
insurance Ascot, Puede Luv00ted0Rd to Loan
(11110031000 made, 011loo, Graham's Block,
Brussels
MEDICAL CARDS.
Air• lioPHADEN, lt. D„ 0. 11. 11.
•
G.P. 8, u. Pity stolen A0-
conoulor. 011100 and residence, over Nightie.
gale &Uo'selOro,
rr A. MoNAUGHTON, 11. D. 0.
o M,, L 11. 0. P., Edinburgh. 1'hysloien,
Surgeon and Aoconollour, 001ea land rusid0n ee
that formerly acuuptod by Dr, T. G. Holmes,
uorth of bridge, 1 vessels.
DOCTOR A. Mo1ZPLVI+,Y.
I'hy'el else, Sur3Oen and Ace/wee/ate.
Graduate of Trinity University, of Toronto
Formerly of 1Ethol, late of Fordwioh,
°puma. Awn Rusronams,--Brlek house op:
dosito English Uhuroh, Mole St.,Brueeels. 2e
A. HUTCHINSON, lel. D.
�•
L. R, C. 2'. Edinburgh,
Inas removed to hie rosldonue on Men Street,
the house formerly oaouplod by Dr. Graham,
and ,vial bo ;were at night. (Usti(' retains au
011100 at Hargreaves' Drug Store.
DENTAL.
L. BALL, L. D. S., HONOR
• °rodent° and mombar of the Royal
Collage of Boatel ,iurgoo-1e, Toronto. 00105
(n Strother,, Block. W111 vielt 3Vingh0m office
only on Wednesday unbinds student returns
from College. Best possible pales talion iu all
operations. Charges moderate. Hours 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m.
HOTEL CARDS.
17ERIOAN HOTEL, BRUS—
H 80108 ltmnig & Gmbol, proprio tors, large
and oonvonlent 01,01010 rooms, Spoaf alatten-
tion to Uemmorohil and other Travellers. The
bar is always supplied with the ollolooet
Mamas of LIquors and Cigars. An attentive
hostler always on hand.
(VENTRAL HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
tJ—API have taken possession of this hotel
I will b5 pleased to sea all my old lrieuds,aud
hope by 110011ing the host of liquors, good no
oomnlodntiml and hose atablo, with attentive
bar -tender Bud hustler to se0ura many now
rums, T. O'NEAL, Proprietor,
�UEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS.
j—minutiae! known hotel was never in bet-
ter mulling order Blau atpr9000t, as the new
proprietor has thoroughly refitted the house.
Tho Barts supplied with the choicest liquors
n011n1000, Tertns Sl por day, Good Sample
Rommel or CooliooroIaI 1011. 10. 1y, TUCK
Proprietor
ROSINESS CARDS.
w . II. 1lcORACKEN,
Issuer Alerting() Lieons513, Oftleo at his groo
Dry, T'•rnbmry street, 12.23
�-
WIN NO'T, VETERINARY
Burgeon, Graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College Toronto, Residence, the house lately
ooa0pi011 by Mrs, J, Parker .Main street, Br m—
eals.
, Mole AIR, ISSUER OF MAlt•
_C13. ringo Licensee, by nppolntmout of
Lieutenant -Governor, Commissioner, &,„ Q:
13.Oouyoyiumor and Agent/tiro Ineurone° Co
011iao at theOrnnbrook Post Oalee.
ROBT. CUNNINGHAM,
Insurance AJenat,
GUELPH, ONTARIO.
H. L. JACKSON,
Pratioal latoh>»aker Jeweller,
Satisfaction Gffaranteea In all
Repairing.
--SH IP
W. .1. .3, .5ACRHON'9 911Ol3&,
BRUSSELS
1a e.—.C00lC SAW MILL.
_-1t!--'--
Tho subscriber has tken the
out of his mill and raised the minillinerHe
will bo ready to cut light along. Custom
sawing 82,26 nor 83.. Logs taken in lix-
°bang° for Sawing, When trade is taken
12.50 por lit, will bo charged.
ALL 'trees 01, LetrR5rl POR ,.SALE G'R).AP
G7VB ME A GALL.
ttrzu,A.81 W3g'1ferne Pk•op.