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THE BRUS ZLIS POST, Dec, 4. 1895.
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FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1885.
Z3Cexifryr* .
The roads have been terribly bad.
A Christmas tree entertainment
will be held horn on Christmas eve.
The program is being worked np now.
Ohne, Burns jr, has sold off hie
stuff and intends taking a trip to
California nest spring. His father
and family have removed to Hamil•
ton where they will melds. Charlie's
genial smile and affable manner will
not soon be forgotten.
The stock of W. L. Wells was sold
to a Mr. Barber, of Wingham, who
will remove it. J. Selwood who will
run the post office and perhaps a
grocery. Ilenfryn is parting with a
couple of bee beat citizens in the re-
moval of air. and Mrs. Wells, but
what is our loss will be Listowel's
gain. We wish them sucees,in their
new home.,
The Bishop of Algoma will spend
the winter in Toronto.
Five barbers in Ottawa have been
fined for shaving customers on Sun.
day.
The total majority against the Scott
Aot in Presoott and Russell was 1,-
804.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
Friday in Toronto by the brewers and
liquor men to blackball W. H. How-
land at the Board of Trade meeting.
Quebeo Court of Appeal has held
that Montreal cannot tax the junk
shops under a by-law, though it may
license them.
Toronto will ask the Dominion
Government to recoup $10,000 spent
in relieving the families of the North.
weal volunteers.
A proclamation has been issued
fixing the 29th of December for an
election in the county of Argenteuil,
Quebec, under the Canada Temper-
ance Act.
W. Bro. Geo. 5. Fryer, who re-
cently absconded from Glenooe, has
been suspended from membership in
Lorne Lodge, No. 282, and he will be
Norris Council lfeeitng. i recommended for expulsion from the
Masonic Order at the next Grand
The council met pursuant to ad- Lodge meeting.
joornment, ill the Ccuncil Boom, oo I Milbank station, near Stratford,
Nov. 2srd. :Members all present, was entered by burglars the other
she Reeve in the chaie. Minutes of night, by a gang who have been
last meeting read and passed. Ao- I fioodiug the towns on the Dover
counts were ordered to be paid ;—M. north with counterfeit money. Grand
C. Roberts, repairing scraper $2.50 ; I Trook Detective J. A. Macarty is on
their track.
A meeting of manufacturers of ag-
ricultural implements was held in
Hamilton last week. Representatives
were present from Brantford, Toron-
to, Ayr, London and other points in
Ontario. The business transacted
was of a private cuaraater.
Thos. Halligan, a young man liv-
ing near Bay City, Mich., was con•
fidenced out of $115 on a train near
Essex Centro ou Tuesday night by
two strangers by the three-card monte
dodge. The strangers gave him tho
slip as the trate was pulling into Es-
sex Centre.
. The Bentonoe of John Easterbee,
who was to have bean hanged on
Monday, has been commuted by ad-
vice of the Minieter of Justice to im-
prisonment for lite in the Kingston
Penitentiary, Easterbee helped his
brother 10 commit suicide by cutting
his throat after the brother had shot
himself at Effingham.
The missing school teacher of
Byron, A. Hadley, has turned up all
right, having adopted a seafaring life
out of pure love for the same. His
people had a letter from him a few
days ago, dated Toronto, which told
of his infatuation with the life of a
sailor, and his intention to adopt that
calling for the future.
An old half-breed whose house and
barn at Batoobe were plundered by
Big Bear during the rebellion, reach-
ed Kingston Friday, on his way to
Bay de Ohaleur, to seek assistance
from hie friends. He had tramped
the whole journey from on mile north
of Batocbe, where he left his wife and
family last July.
Hon. J. G. Joie, ex•prsmier of the
Quebec Legislature, has resigned his
seat as a member thereof on account
of the attitude of his constituent on
the Riel question. He says in a letter,
declining to attend a meeting and dis•
Crass the situation, that the French
Canadians have all the rights reason-
able people could desire, but that
they refuse to exercise them.
R. Piercy, do. $2 ; W. P. Scott gray.
el $18.70; Wm. Marshall, do. $1.25;
Amen; B"o..., plank $$2.75; W. Pat-
terson, gravel and eednr $6.60 ; Jas.
Smith, repairing culvert $7; Wm,
Laidlaw, drain across rad, $2.50;
John Cloahey, gravel $5,25; S. Mc-
Curdy, plank and repairing culvert
$9 ; Misses Exford, charity $15;
Allan Lindsay, culvert $8: W. H.
Kerr, Collector's receipts $1.50 ; Jas,
Galaspey, gravelling on West bound
ary, $97.90: S. Vanncrman, repair -
ince culvert on gravel road $1 50
Moved by H. Mooney, seconded by 0.
A. Howe that in case a poll is regmr
et the forthcoming municipal election
the following persons be appointed
Deputy Returning Officers, to take
the votes at the several polling places
hereinafter mentioned viz :-Subdivis-
ion No. 1, poll to beheld at Symonds'
school house, James Fewcombe,
Deputy Returning Officer; Subdivieion
No. 2, poll to be held at Button's
school house Alex. McOall, Deputy
Returning Officer ; Subdivision No. 8,
poll to be held at the Town Hall,
George Hood, Deputy Returning
Officer ; Subdivieion No, 4, poll to
be held at the school house in S. 8.
No. 7, T. S. Brandon, Deputy Re.
turning Officer; Subdivieion No. 5,
poll to be held at the eohool house in
S. S. No, 0, Arthur Shaw, Deputy
Returning Officer. Moved by Wm.
Wray, seconded by E. Beeman that
Bylaw No. 10 as now read be pass-
ed. Carried. Moved by 0. A. Howe,
seconded by H. Mooney that this
Council do now adjourn to meet again
on December 24th. Carried.
War. OLARx, Clerk.
Cao aditasa News.
Archdeacon Farrar will sail for
England Friday of this week.
Amberstburg flour mills, valued at
$18,000, have been destroyed by fire.
A new site, near Strachan -avenue,
is now proposed for the Toronto Oat•
tie Market.
The death is announced of Bro,
David Marshall, Orange grand master
of Manitoba.
Savage k Lymann, jewellers, of
Montreal, bays called a meeting of
their creditors.
Over 2.000 citizens will be able to
vote at all elections in Brantford, out
of 8,000 voters on the roll.
The Walkerton Council haspaseed
a resolution limiting the proceedings
of the Salvation Army to 10 p. m.
A baud of Indians are reported to
have approaobed the Battleford fort
on Friday night and fired several
shots.
The Canadian schooner Highland
Maid has been found in Lake Erie
deserted, and is is feared that the
crew have beta lost.
A boy aged 14 years, named Snyd-
er, living near Cobory, Ill., was kill.
ad and eaten by hogs on Thursday,
while sleeping on a straw stank.
It is calculated from this fall's
round up that there must be at least
80,000 head of cattle in the Alberta
district, N. W. T. The splendid
weather wo have had lately has enab•
led the cattlemen to finish their beef
round up in good season.
A passenger from New York to St.
Angeles was robbed at Stratford eta•
tion of his purse, containing $100 in
cash, a chock for $80, and a through
ticket to San Francisco. G. T. R.
Policeman Al mour captured the thief,
who said his name was T. Shaw, of
Parkhill. Most of the cash was found
on him, but the puree, check and
ticket he bad thrown away.
The grand jury have returned true
bills against le. Vanasse, editor, and
J, Loesard, manager of Le Monde, in
the matter of the libel ou the Mayor
of Montreal.
John Rutherford, of Ayr, was very
successful at the Chicago Fat Stook
Show just closed, He carried off
the following prices in sheep : Skop
shire, wether, over 2 piste, first prize ;
Oxford, wether, over 2 yeare, third
prize ; Leicester, wether, over 2 yeare,
first and socoud, 1 year and over,
second and third, nailer 1 year, first ,
Lincolns, wether, over 2 years, first
and Second, 1 year and under 2 yrs.,
first and ascend, under 1 year, first;
grades and armee, 1 year and under
2, first and second, under 1 year,
third ; pure bred, long wool, wether,
over 2 years, first (there were eleven
entries in this class) ; pure bred, long
wool, best wether, over 2 years ; best
wether, under 1 year, any class, first.
This makes seventeen prizes. Mr.
Rutherford has the finest flock of
sheep in his part of the country.
The trial of Havelock Smith, for
the murder of Marshall Piggott, was
resumed at St. Thomas on Monday
morning. Colin Macdougall, Q. 0.,
made an eloquent address of three
hours' dnration ou behalf of the
prisoner, and was followed by 5.
Idington, Q. C., who made an eloq-
uent and lengthy address on behalf
of the Crown. Justice Armour then
laid the case before the jury review-
ing the evidence in full. The jury
retired to consider their verdict at
six o'clock, and at 8:15 p. m. sent
word to the Judge there was 110 pos-
sibility of their coming to all agree•
meat. They were then discharged.
The Toronto World says :—"The
unfavorable weather and the bad con
ditiou of the country roads combined
with the dullness that usually prevails
at this Beason causes business men to
feel dispirited and take a gloomy view
of the outlook for the immediate fut-
ure. It cannot be concealed that
business is dull, but November is al-
ways a dull mouth, and this year the
depression is felt more acutely owing
to the absence of seasonable weather.
Business men need feel no alarm.
The volume of trade yet to be trans•
aoted this year wilt equal, if not ex.
coed, the corresponding period of Last
year. A. week or two of cold weather
would brighten up business, and give
the farmers a chance to come in with
their grain, poultry and produce.
There is one encouraging feature that
must immediately produce a benefic
ial effect, and that is the large Amer-
ican demand for barley. It is esti-
mated that over $500,000 worth has
been forwarded from Ontario Ports
during the present month, and our
farmers have this money in their
possession now, and will be enabled
to meet the paper now held by local
banks and merchants.
The Executive of the Western On-
tario Dairymen's Association met at
Woodstock on Wednesday for the
purpose of adopting measures to se-
cure an exhibit of dairy products from
Western Ontario at the Intercolonial
Exhibition. The Association have
decided to hold their annual conven-
tion in Woodstock on the 18th, 14th
and 15th of January.
A Toronto journal says : The ap-
ple crop of the past season has turn-
ed out to be the largest ever known
in the history of Canada. So large
indeed has the crop been that one
firm alone in this year handled more
than double the quantity that has
ever been handled by the whole of
the fruit inerchants in the city in any
previous year.
The eight Indians concerned in the
Frog Lake massacre were banged at
8:14 last Friday morning, at Battle•
ford. Of the eight Indians hanged
seven were active participants in the
horrible massacre at Frog Lake on
April 8rd last. The bloody work was
begun by Wandering Spirit, and was
carried on under his directions until
the white people were almost extlrm-
lnated. The names of the Indians
Banged at Battleford : Bad Arrow,
Miserable Man, Charles Duchenne
alias Obarlebois, Dressy Man, Wan-
dering Spirit, Iron Body, Man -With-
out -blood, Little Bear. Their victims
were Quinn, Guoin, John Delaney,
Gowanlock, Pritchard, Dill, Willis -
craft, Gilchrist, and two priests,
Fathers Marchand and Faffard.
-" 'HE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
r_TOUSE & LOT FOR SALL, ON
t quirt Btrpot, Thnre Veit;
"0,1t0401
0
bho Lob{nat eovld be utilised for o
Wil lb°sold en roasonnble terms, Apply to--
A. BAWCIN0IIMER
!'YHUI1OIIES, PUBLIC BUILD-
..., lugs. and Private ;louses painted and
decorated in modern 017130 at Teneo0101e
rates, Estimates given. Address -
l•1'. CLUOAB,
20-tt poderi'h,
• 1OR SALE.—ONE GOOD GEN•
1. lturpo0o mares, rving ising S years old 15 stegeneral
rs 0i a-
ing 8 years 01d ; 4 dry cows; 1 dairy cows; 10
lambs; 10 tat yearling wethers and owes; 10 fat
owes; 10 heavy tat pigs; 10 light fat pigs; 1
brood sow nu d four young0igs, Apply to
URIAN MOFADI)EN
15.01 Lot B, Oon.l2, Grey.
STRAYED FROM THE PERM'S -
es et the uurloreigned, about July 1011,
and white horns turne l out,rspot 0. on foreheadeer ;
1 rad heifer, horns turnedlu, spot on forehead;
1 vollowish brindle. Any information that
will load to the recovery of the same will be
Lo1ooarded.HYOHHWRGHT.
t178, Ethel WRIGHT.
T�ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN -
17 deralgnpd will dispose of his farm, being
lot 11, con. 10, Gray, eontnlning 100 acres. There
is a frame house, frame burp with stone stab-
ling and all neeessarY outbntlding• on the
orpmfses,ulso a rood bearing oronard. The
tarn le in Grit -plass condition. Foss ession
can be given on the let of March. For further
Particulars apply to THOS. MOORE, Prop.
20•1f
tIARM FOR SALE Icl GREY
township, county of Huron, being la 18,
eon. '7, The farm contntps 100 acres, '70 aore0
cleared and is well watered, wall lanced la I.
nava-Mess state of col111411on. There 1s a
good br;ak ienao, ir:u,t' barn, stables on th
promises, and an exellent orchard. The
farm la oitnatal mer mile trent tee village 01
152001 and 0 toles frcul 1111135501e. 100 further
particulars apply to
19-4 E. B:ITE\f AN, Prop.
QTRAYED FROM.THE PRE -
musics ot til °undersigned, lot 20, con. 7,
heifo ejron ising 2 r years Sept.
id. lOno race x le rd a
gray
i n color mixed with red; filo other steer is
dark red,wtth white spot on forehead and a
little edge frozen oft each ear. The 2101 for le
a rod ono with white spot on her stile just be -
fore her hint leg, on the dank. Auy (uterine.
tian le dtnr to their reoovory will be suitably
rotvnrdod. ROBT.i'05')0,Brussels,. 0.
22.4
BERKSHIRE BOAR FOR SER.
v10E —Tho undersigned wink° e1) athor-
ough bred Berkshire boar t or service on lot 27,
4thline,Morrie, about two miles from Brus-
eela Huron Lad" was bred by H. Sorbey,
Guelph, and was sired by lord Wellington.
8817, brad by SI.To mbs, England; dam, Lady
Nelly,0010,got by Priseman, 1407, broil byTombs P •
tar-
rowod Jan 2r8t1118B9.l s Terms; 81well bed ,rtog
10 paid
et tin° of service ,wltb privilege of returning,
if necessary
40.6m• JAxE811, Proprietor.
-FARM FOR SALE.—THE EX-
wanton
X-
esstore of the estate of the late Saxons.
ar.Eatmen offer for sale that excellent farm ,be -
fug lot 12, con. 12. Grey. There are 100 nares In
the faun 80 otwhioh are cleared, 10 acres part.
Iyoleared and 10 acres of good hardwood bust.
There is a good frame barn, 80060 feet with
atone staling underneath. Immediate poe-
session w11lb0 given. A good portion of pnr-
chn Be money will be allowed to stand on inter-
est. For further particulars apply t o
JOHN LECKIE,
107 College etreet. Toronto,
or JOHN SLEEhe)?P.O.
15.15
MOTILE.—F. 0. ROGERS BEGS
.L to give notice from and after Monday
osed
ovary event giatt7 O'oleek Saturdays, ex opt-
ed. 22.11n
CHOICE FARMS o oORrSALEe—
A f ew oplon did,
ale
in the township of Grey, Morris and McKil-'
lop. Apply to A.DELGATTY,Co. Auclti tiger,
Brussels 0.
CAME ON THE PREMISES OF
the underei5ned 'lot es. con. 14, Grey,
about the mouth of September, 1 lamb. The
owner o1 the same is requested to prove pro-
yortp,paYoxpouee0 and CHA8ru33
e `t
nmeMSOle.
90-4•
CAME ON THE PREMISES OF
the undersigned, lot 15,500. t, Grey, on or
about Nov. 101.1 yearling heifer. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay expenses,
and take her away.
00-4x Will. VAR QIIHARSON.
T�1ARM YOB SALE, BEING THE
JC' south halt ot lot 28,00n.5,Morde,00ntain-
ing 100 acres. 75 aoree cleared. Frame build.
Mee onthe promises. The property will bo
sold at a bargain. For furtheGE O.AI1M5TRON(}
apply 118 tt.
��ARM FOR SALT BEING LOT
8, eon. 19, Grey t0wnship, Huron 00.,eon-
sug
sures,P leered.
is situated l}mle acres
Brussels. For tu
thor particulars
aI4pOBT• MCNAIIGHTON
14.8 Prop
CtTRAYED ON THE PREMISES
i7 of the undersigned, 61 lot 10, ooh. 0, Mor-
rie, on or about June, a two year old steer, red
usekite qetd c,roveproperty, pay expenses anots. 'rho ownor is d
take him away.
4in JAB. 00000DIIGH.
CAME ON THE FARM OF TAE
Undersigned. lot 11, oon.5, GrOy, about tbo
mouth of July.5steers, 9 ye0r0 010,2 of Thom
can have theend one m by Proving brindled,The
owner ay
ing expeneee.
20.4+ ROBT.MdIIEE,
DIPSIBOICUM
A true tonic, is highly recommended for all
diseases requiring a certain efficient Sonia, es-
pecially Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Want of .91 -
petite, hoes of Strength. Look of Energy. 04.
It eurithe0the blood, Strengthens the muso100,
and gives new life to the nerves. St eats like a
charm and is prat everybody wants, It
strictly Vegetable in Combination, and fallen-
aloohol(o. For Salo by dealers genera117.
XTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Huron dog., and containing 102 soros ,t Tho farm
is in good condition, 75 horns being in meadow.
The plane is conveniently Situated 10 eoho01,
stores, malls ohurobes, 00further0(10111 bo
cold on
reeeonable trema. For7c,
rs
aply to 0.J. RYAN, proprietor,
or to Waton,P.0,
20.40 CAPT. STRETTON, Sruss5li
Estate Notice.
Pursuant to the Aot 40, Vio. Cap. 0, Ontario,
the Creditors of Benjamin Tindall, tete of the
Township of Grey, in the County of Huron.
yeoman ,who died on or about the 8101 day of
May, 4,13 .1880, and others having claims in re
epest to his estate, aro hereby notified to scud
enorbefore the 15th day of, February, A, D.
1186, to the undersigned adun0i0tratrll of the
estate and °hoots of the said deceased their
names and addressee and the full particulars
of their claims and of the ssourlties (if any)
bold by them, and also that immediately after
the said date the ae5etdot the said deceased
will be distributed among the parties entitled
tboroto,having regard only to olatms at which
the administratriz hoe than notice and the ad-
minietratrix will not be !labla for any assets 0o
distributed
istrid to to 03 notice.
Isonof whose claim shy
shall but
Dated at Grey the 29th day of November, 18-
85.
MARY JANE TINDALL, Ethel,
20,4 Adminietratriz.
THE CRANBROOK HERD OF
BERKSHIRES.
'BARNUM" & i'RARRnNGTON"
THE rrusz PRIZE BERx0Hin1 BOase.
The above mentioned pure bred Berkshire
Boerewill bekept tor the 006900 at TU01013
Hotel, Oranbr0ok,0at. Barnum was furrowed
aveeday0 ., Npold
reooFn,,Lepo,trominor5
sire and dam direct trona the herd of the eel°:
brated breeder ,R. Swhnewick, Eng. and le ono
of the afloat Berkshires ever brought to this
country. Barrington wet farrowed Noy. 7112,
1885, Brod by Simmons it Adria of Delaware.
Middlesex Co. Ho is from imported stook on
both eider with registered pedigree and is a
grand animal throughout. 4100 the pure bred
Suffolk boar, "YoungOltamui0n," bred by Jns.
main, Halton Co. Ho is a pure typo of Suffolk
stondin0 on vary short legs with great length
of body, immense shoulders and well turned
hams. Have exhibited my herd at 5 fairs this
fall carrying oft e5 First Px1Ses. Terme strict-
ly oaob. One dollar at the timeof service with
the privilege 0t2'011=ibg if neeeseary.
JACOB 0, TUCK
10-tf Oraubrook, Out,
�ERVANT 011111 WANT1�17 TO
1. do nunornl bonen 0001, np}tl y at out n to
14.118, 1G 0• L01YI1RY,
1\[0R1'GAGE $A.LE O1+
Valuable Real Estate
i)r the To700JhiJ) of Novick, Coffftty
of 1-14ro t..
afrtnern(Help
that oonai nod o otln8lenre 00
Mortgage, bearing ditto the 23rd da of /mis-
ery, 1), 1&92, and made by Ann Stook and
her husband, ()oared 8 took, to Edward Fletch-
er, one by the said 16dward Fletcher eeelgnod
to Walter Rose 15080douald by assignment,
dated the 26111 day of September, A. 1). 0855,
(whtoh Dail Mortgage and ae'ignment shall he
produced at the time o1 sale) there will be
sold h y Public Auction at the Irwin House. In
the Town of Palmoretpu, on Friday, t iso 850
day of Jnnnary, A. D. 9886. at twelve
o'clock, noon ,by Lewis Knox, Auottolieor, that
said parcel o r tract o1 land end promisee situ-
ate, lying and being In the Township of How -
Ontario trba pr comp acid of, the orth twentfy
fierce of lob nnmbor twenty -ono' 1n the etzteen-
th concession of the said Township of How-
l0k.
The property Is to by put up at au upset,
;trice of Three Hundred Dollars, ono half of
the purrhnse money is to be pard et the time
of sale and the ealsuae 1s to be paid within
two weeks thereafter, when aoonveyaneo will
be given to the purchaser.
Pilo tiler terms and conditions of Dale Buten be
mode known by the auctioneer ab the time of
sale or at ar, y time Prior to sale by applying 10
the undersigned,
WALTER R. MAODONALD,
Ilnmiltou. Vendor and Solicitor,
95 Jamoa Street South, in 700001,
285 November 28111,18M
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF
HARM
s OCE.
31r. A. Reymann, Auctioneer, has received
instructions from the undersigned to sell
by Public, Auction, on
ILOT 21, CONCESSION. 10, Gears,
—ON—
Thursday, Dee. 10,185,
AT 12 0'00001C, NOON, SHARP.
The following valuable property, viz :-1
good brood mare, rising 5 years old. 1
Filly, rising 2 years old, sired by L. Mc-
Noi!'s heavy draught stalhon "Clansman;"
1 Gelding, rising 2 years old, sired by L.
McNeil's Canadian heavy draught stallion
"Clansman ;" 1 horse Colt, sired by John
McMillan's imported Clydesdale stallion
"Puzzler," front Hullett ; 1 mare Colt,
sired by John McMillan's imported Clydes-
dale stallion "Puzzler," from Hullett ; 1
yoke of young working Oxen ; 5 Steers, ris-
ing 3 years old ; 3 Heifers, rising 3 years
old ; 1 farrow Cow; 2 Stere, rising 2 years
old ; 1 Heifer, rising 2 years old ; 2 Calves;
1 short horn Bull, 12 months old, 01111 reg-
istered pedigree ; 13 good Leicester Ewes ;
1 good shearling Bern (Leicester) ; 2 good
fat Pigs, ready to kill ; 2 fall Pigs.
The sale will be without reserve.
TEnvs,-•-All Boma at and maw 85 cash ;
over that amount 10 months credit will be
given on furnishing approved joint notes.
7 per cent. off for cash on credit amounts.
Fat pigs will be cash.
A. RAYist&NN, - AUCTIONEER.
R. 111oLAOHLAN m J. SLEMO,ION,
PROPRIETORS.
Rev, J. Ross, B.A..
will deliver a lecture in MELVILLE
CHURCH, On
Thursday, December 17,
Commencing at S o'clock p.m.
SUBJECT.—"We are all Sculpt-
ors." In this lecture Character
will be discussed and numerous il-
lustrations given from the lives of
such men as Channing, Wesley,
Livingston, Burns, Byron, H. Mil-
ler, Chinese Gordon, Cyrus W.
Field, &c.
Selections of Music will be giv-
en during the evening by the choir
and others.
Contributions will be taken np
in aid of the Base-
ment Fund.
Bev. S. Jones will occupy the chair.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
CLIZAL
Sale of Fuer a itu,re
000
Having 011 hand Some Furniture which Mr. Malcolmdid not take
when he bought me out and having just bought a Largs Stock of Fur-
niture from the Largest Manufactures in the Dominion for SpoT CASH.
I have decided to sell Furniture for 2 or 8 weelis1 at Auction Prices
and, then make
A -GREAT AUCTION SALE
and clear out the whole lot. Now i9 the time to secure Bargains.
Remember the place, Next Door to Ben Gerry's,
Garlick's Old Stand.
Old Lounges cud Sofas Covered and lie -Stuffed,
Am. VirCA,Le.
elesa