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TNE BRUSSELS POST
4
Deo. 18, 1882.
We've Got 'Ern.
Christlllas &Now ear's
GOODS AT
TH E POST
BooKSTORE.
STORE.
Drmna, Trnmpets, Horns, Mouth Or.
Ians, Pianos,Rattles, Tambourines, Jew's Harps,
azoDolls, Dishes. Tin Cups, Tops, 1Vatdtos,
Knives, Sets of Furniture, Jack in the box,
Dogs, Magic Lantorus, Banks, Meohanioal
toys, Guns, Balls, Brooms, Drawing Slates,
(dice, Necklaces. dc.
Albums, Plush and. Leather, Prices range
front 50 Dentis to $6.00. Bibles handsome
and excellent value.
Boy's Own Annual, Girl's Own, British
Workman, Animal World, The Prize, and
a lot of other books.
!land Sleighs strong, good and cheap.
Christmas Cards from 1. cent up.
l''oe Bargains in Toys and all Goods we
l,; op give Us a CALL.
The ?•18t Bookstore.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
OUTHERN EXTENSION, W G & B R
Train leaves nrussele station, north and
oath aatellows:
Gels; ;South . GoingNorth
TSai•1 ........,7:25a.m. Mixed ..... ...10:00a.m
tl press 11:558.10. I Mail 2:42 p.m.
Mixed ...... 5:00 m. i Espree ...... 2:29p.m.
The morning train sou (h and the
mYe 1 1
north will only via on Tuesdays, y ,
a ud Satutdava.
oval Raintents.
A chiel's analog ye takin' notes "
9.n' faith he'll prent it.
WHOOOPIRG Collgll.
Austen Syrup 500. per gallon at Thom -
son's.
CANDIES by the barrel and nuts by the
sac':(. Adam Good c2 Co.
B. B. MORRIS, well known in town,
is home from the Northwest.
Faorre, peels, and spices, fresh and pure.
Adam, Good &- Co.
THE data of the M. L. P. 0. enter-
tainment is Christmas eve, in the
Town Ball.
BuLx Oysters, choice and cheap at Thom -
son's, one door north of Haycroft Bros.
E. E. WADE was in Stratford this
week, called there by the illness of
his mother.
Arm quantity of saw logs or lumber tak-
en in exchange for fttrniture. Mrs. E. Long.
Tmi POST and weekly Globe to the
end of 1886 for $2.25, in advance.
Now is the time to subscribe.
Mras Bean is prepared to take a limited
number of pupils in Kensington and satin
painting. Terms:—:12 for each, or 68 for
bath if taken together.
HARGRE►VES & Co., and G. A.
Deadman have got out calendars for
1886, to be given away, containing
advertisements of the various linee
handled in their respective drug
Mores. Get one of them.
THE Goderich Signal says :—Aliok
Strachan, the popular young Brus
sale merchant, was in town during
the week serving the Queen as a
juryman. Be reported that his town
was keeping up its end.
DR. Realms, County Treasurer, of
Godericb. has been appointed Revis-
ing Barrister's Clerk in West Huron.
The Dr. is well up in the voters' list
business and will be able to do his
share of the work well.
ON THE TOP.—Last Tuesday F. C.
.Rogers' team drew 60 barrels of salt,
weighiug about 9 tons, from the
salt works to the station at one load,
When it is considered that there is
quite a hill to bo climbed it was a
big pull but Mr. Rogers' team 1s a
good one.
TEE Mitchell Recorder in speaking
of the Salvatioh Army jubilee says :—
"Capt." Connor, who is a general
favorite, read the lesson, and in a
olear impressive and earnest address
urged every one present t0 make
certain of their soul's salvation. She
also sang a very pretty solo.
Four little scratches on his arm,
To keep him from small -poxes harm
Four little scratches, but oh I so sore,
And when you touchedhim,bow be swore.
HoMERD. COBE, the distinguished
dramatic reader, of New York, will
appear in his superior recitals, tragic
and humorous, in the Town Hall,
Brussels, on the evenings of the let
and 2nd of January, under the au-
spices of the Odd Fellows of Brussels.
Watch for posters.
Cllr informant was sadly astray
last week in the item concerning Dr.
McKelvey being away in California.
IIs is in New York attending the
hospital, perfecting himself in his
profession. He will bo absent until
March or April when he will resume
, practice in Brussels, The Doctor's
health 1s the best.
Frame 9011001 closes in town next
We novo made 0(1011 preparations for
Xmas before. Adam Good ie Oo,
Aou quantity of saw logs or lumber taken
in exchange for furniture. Mrs. T„ Long.
Katox Church Sunday School have
their Christmas tree on Wednesday,
December 80th.
Jona A's Xmae train has arrival at Lion
Alexander's, 6, 18, 1.6 and 260. oountors are
the rage for boys and girls,
Ger ready to settle up all old RC.
counts before 1885 runs out, so as to
start the nee: year with a clean
sheet,
E GRUNDY, wife, and son of Orange•
vills, former residents of Brussels,
are in town visiting relatives and
friends.
Mies SARAH 1IAnTnN left Wingham
for California this week. She goes
with the expectation of joining friends
in that part of Uncle Sam's poesos-
eintln.
Ween 1 Wool) 11-1'. C. Rogers is now
prepared to take any quantity of hard or
soft cord wood in trade, from this data, but
none will be taken on book accounts unless
previously arranged.
Oct. Sth,15141, Brussels Salt Works
EM00A CsaineK, a ten year old
daughter of W. A. Calbick scalded
her leg badly, last weotc, by upset -
int; the tea kettle. The wield 10110 a
bad
one but she is gettiug along all
richt now.
Lase week Wm. Ainlay purchased
the 5 acre park lot from J. G. Ameut
p ying therefor the 80110 of $800.
Itis a very neat little piece of pro-
perty and when NIr. Ainlay gets n
house on it will have a tip, top place.
The property is located in the north
end of Brussels.
TEE sermon preached by Rev. Dr.
Burw11sh, of Cobourg, last Sunday
morning, in the Metbodiet Church,
Wee very interesting and instructive.
His text was taken from Matt. 18, 5.
The discourse was very Fruitiest.
The Rev. Ur. will always receive a
hearty welcome at Brussels.
THE Brussels Oricket Club has en•
gaged the well-known Telgman Sop
tette Club to give one of their poi alar
entertainments in the Town Hall, on
Wednesday evening, Deo. 80th. Chas.
Kelly, the unrivalled bass soloist, is
with the tronpeand will be here.
Look out for bilis and programs.
ANNIVERSARY,—The preliminary ar-
rangements are about completed for
holding the anniversary services in
connection with the Methodist
Church in this place. The annual
tea meeting will be held on Christ-
mas Day, and on the following Bab -
hath anniversary sermons will be
preached. Rev. W. S. Jamieson, of
Stamford, formerly of Brussels, will
preach at 10.80 and 6.80, and Rev.
W Smyth at 2.80 o'clock. A good
time is expected.
Norirme like giving it a fanny
name, brit what use is there for In-
surance Companies, Provident Soc-
ieties and United Workman in an-
nouncing the death of a fellow mem.
ber, by giving such mwtieal names
to the various diseases, which few, if
any, of the living brethren who pays
the fees understand. Take one or
two examples :--John 0. Sadler,
Phthisis; Brother Palmer, Laryn•
geal phthisis ; Brother Stutt, Calcul-
us. Away with such names, give us
the plain English as we pay for the
information.
"LITTLE SWEETBEARTB".—"Little
Sweethearts is the title of a wonder,
ful picture by the great artist, Mil-
lais. It is of bewitching beauty that
words fail to describe. Itis publish-
ed by the Family Herald and Weekly
Star, Montreal, and is carrying the
hearts of the people by storm, State
and Provincial Governors, Senators,
Members of Parliament, and all alae•
005 of people the continent over, have
deluged the publishers with oo• grat-
ulations and compliments. A. postal
oarcl to the Publishers of The Family
Herald, Montreal, will got you terms
and particulars.
BIBLE SooIETY.—The following col-
lectors were appointed at a resent
meeting of the Directors of the Brus-
sels Branch of the Upper Canada
Bible Society, for the districts
named:—Brussels, north of river,
Mrs. Hie and Miss Maggie Stewart ;
east of Main street, Mrs. 0. R. Coop-
er and Mies Vanstone ; west of Main
street, Mrs. T. Watson and Mrs. J.
Shane. Grey township, cons. 1 & 2,
Misses Beharrel and Coombes; cons.
8 & 4, Misses Hogg and Turnbull ;
cons. 5 & 6, Misses Smith ; cons. 7 &
8, Chas. Bishop ; eons. 9 & 10, Misses
Moore and Mennaee; eons. 11 & 12,
Mimes Dark and Perrie ; cons. 18 &
14, Misses Ballantyne and Grant ;
cons. 15 & 16, Misses Hielop and Wat-
son ; cons. 17 & 18, Mise Smilie.
Walton, Mrs. Neal and Miss Hewett.
Ethel, J. H. Yonng. Morris town-
ship, con. 2, con. 8, Malcolm Black ;
con. 4, Misses Currie andBlack; eon.
5, Misses Mooney and Sharp ; con.
6, Misses Smith and Boyd ; eon. 7,
Mies Ashton ; eon. 8, Miesos MoOal-
lum and, Wilson,
ROUT SEavrou, formerly of Brue-
eele, THIS in town dire week.
11ELr.o :—•(irnnd Concert 30th Ilenentber.
watch for it,
: Axr quantity of saw logs or lumber taken
in exahnng() fur furniture. Mrs. P, Long,
SB.ND THE YOST to the absent boy,
It will give hien all the home news ;
$1.50 pays for it to the end of next
year.
ADVERTISE your farm if you want
to sell. Now is the time people want
to buy. Call at TBE POST ollico end
leave Dopy at once.
Messes. MAHONY AND EDWAIIDS have
comp back again to Brnseols and will
engage in the timber busmees in this
locality this winter,
JAS. WATSON, Of Wingham, was In
tonne ;net week, He thinks Wingham
a good town but holds kindly remem-
brances of Brussels in his heart.
Woop WAs2En.—J'atues Boyers will take
dry or green hood, either stove or oordwood,
iu
payment for now wagons or buggies,
The wood to be delivered this winter. For
further particulars call at his shop.
N. 1I. LIVINGSTON, of Mitchell,
formerly of Brussels, has accepted
the position of manager of a branch
of the Tlamilton Batik, to be estab-
lished at Bagereville.
Bra LBiimi, letter -heads, notebeads,
statements and envelopes furnished
with neatly printed headings cheap•
er than you eau buy the blank paper.
Try THE POST Publishing House.
Norma.—All persons indebted to the nn-
dersignod aro requested to call and settle
accounts on or before January 1st, 1888, as
I intend going to Kansas shortly after that
date. Prompt attention by those interested
will oblige John Nott, V. S.
LAST Friday we were shown ns neat
a piece of furniture, at R. Malcolm'°
furniture store, in the shape of a
writing desk, as amu be seen anywhere.
It is called a cylinder writing desk
and hag a sliding cover, much like an
organ, Thele are 10 drawers and 5
pigeon holes. The opening of the.
cane unlocks all the drawers. The
dusk is made of walnut and is finish-
ed in oil, and ie band made, the work-
manship of Mr. Malcolm.
SHE DESE11vI8 IT.—'l.'he Luoknow
Sentinel in referring to the opening
exercises of the now methodist church
in that place says of Miss Maggie
Campbell, who assisted in the pro-
gram and sang a solo entitled "The
Angel's Serenade." :—It was a
rare effort, the finely modulated
cadences and charming inflections of
voice illustrated how completely that
organ was uuder control, and spoke
volumes in favor of her miasmal cul-
ture and vocal ability. Miss Camp-
bell is one of our best Canadian erne
tear vocalists, favorably reoeived
everywhere, and that far greater
triumphs in the musical world yet
await her cannot for a moment be
doubted.
You NEED NOT READ TRIS VNLE88
You Lutz,—Did you ever notice the
mathematical exactness with which a
person oan draw the line between
himself and his neighbor when, sho
veiling snow off the sidewalk 2—The
salt works consume 10 oords of cord.
wood a day.—One man has been die -
charged from each section on the
Grand Trunk line and the work wiil
now have to be done by 2 men and
the section boss. The G. T. R. is
getting things down fine.—An ar-
rangementis being made to eeoule
the Rev. Geo, Young, D. D., of early
Northwest fame, to deliver a leobure
in town. He is a capital apesker,—
Couocil meeting next Monday even-
ing. Verily, the time draweth noar
for this year's oounohl to give an no
count of their stewardship.—J. Reid,
foreman in the Bennett manufactory,
dove -tailed no less than 144 drawers
in 10 hours with a dovetailing ma
chine. John is a worker every time.
—Hallelujah Dr. Stirling aseisttd in
the army meeting last week.—A. largo
number of orders aro in for Rogers'
celebrated dairy salt,—Nast Friday
will bo Ohrietmas.—Brussols curlers
are advertising for a sot of stones.—
Our readers will find several com-
munications on page 8 of this issue,
two of them on the Scott Act quos•
tion and one on Municipal matters.
Read them.—Wood wanted, see adv.
in another oolmmn.—A pertain family
who were intending to get out of
town without settling up sundry ac-
counts were apprehended and their
goode held by the creditors until the
little bills were straightened. ---An
item of interest at the last meeting
of the County Counoii was the passing
of a hawker's and peddler's license
law in accordance with Aet of Legis-
lature. Peddlers on foot wih have to
pay for the privilege of hawking
around goods not the product or ntan-
ufacturee of the Province; $25 per
year. Peddlers with one horse rig
$10 per year, with two horses $15,
—There is a tea meeting, soolal, �
Christmas tree or some other enter-
tainment to be held in or near this
locality on almost every evening be-
tween now and New Yeare,--The
sleighing has boon "boys",
OOTINOILLCR GRAHAM IS still 00nf1(1
ed to his room.
Miss AnEr.t.A BA\YTINIIME1 is home
from Michigan ou a visit.
NOT Ohrietmas evening but Christ-
mas eve is the date of the M. L. P. 0
entertainment in the Town Hall.
ROBS. ()minx, of Stratford, hoe been
engaged to work for A. Schouolc,
blacksnlitlh.• Bob, is said to be a
good horse sheer.
thee 0'C nseon, assisted by her
pupils and others, will give a concert
in the Town Hall, on Tuesday even-
ing, January 20111.
You have read McOraokeu's advt,
we suppose, It is is quarter column
on page 4 and Mo, says he means it
every word. Go and prove it.
ST, JOHN'S Sunday School bee
changed the date of their entertain-
ment from Christmas evening to the
following Tuesday evening, Deo 29th.
TEE Clinton News -Record says :--
Ren'. Mr, Oluff, of Brussels, occupied
the pulpit of St. Paul's church Sun-
day, last, morning and evening. The
congregation were apparently gratifi-
ed as well as edified by the minietra-
tions of this earnest worker.
GRAIN is coming in with a rush to
Brussels market. Last Saturday
over 4,000 bushels were bought and
ou Mouday, Tuesday and Wedneedlty
over 10,000 bushels. Brusools grain
buyers down auytloing in lite Ceuu-
ty.
A READER Of THE POST wants t0
lame' if the ;average attendance of
tho pupils of the different divisions
of our public echool will be given in
connection with the anneal report as
the anunal mooting and if three Crus•
tees should not retire iustoad of two 2
It 50e1ne there are three retiring in
Seaforth this year.
TBE BIGGEST YET.—VanetOnes' team
drew tho enormous amount of 125
barrels of flour, each weighing 216
pounds, to the station last Wuclnee
day at one load. The barrels were
loaded on two sleighs coupled togeth-
er. The load weighed about 181 tons
and has never been equalled by any,
thing we know of.
Ramo the advt. of;D. A Smith. He
i goiug into the corset manufacture
extecsivoly and will be able to attend
to the wants of the public in this re-
spect. D. A. has also put in a neat
and cheep stock of Fancy Goods that
will be sold at prides that will asten
ish you. Mrs. Swale is fully up to
the corset business and is sure to
give satisfaction. Give thema call.
LIBERAL CONSERVATIVE MASS MEET-
ING.—A meeting of the Liberal Cou-
servatives will be held in the Town
Hall, Brussels, on Tuesday, 29th inst
at 7 p. m. Addresses will be made
on the Political Issues•benThos. Cow-
an, of Galt ; Thos. Farrow M, P. of
Bluevale ; Wm. Clegg, of Wingham ;
Thos. E. Hays, eloKillop, and other
prominent Conservatives. Sue bills.
OV ranee.—At a meeting held in
Town Hall, on Monday evening the
curling club was organized and the
following officers appointed:—F. 0.
Rogers, Patron ; Mrs. F. 0. Rogers,
Patroness ; Pres., J. R. Grant ; Vice -
Pres., Dr. Hutchinson ; Sec. & Treas.
Jno. Hargreaves Coin, of Manage-
ment, D. Strachan, Jas. Ross, 0. R.
Cooper, A. Currie, C. R. Vansboue
and A. Vaal. Membership fee wag
made 50e. for persons owning curls
ing stones, $2 for those not owning
stones, the club agreeing to purchase
stones to the value of the $2 mem,
bership fee for the use of the members
and to allow any member purchasing
a pair of stones from the club $1.50
as part payment.
BORN.
Bussuuu.—In Wingham, on the 4111 inst.,
the wife of Mr. Goo. Russell of a daugh-
ter.
MARRIED.
GanaY—Cnooxs.-0n Wednesday, by Rev.
Sarah James, at the rosidonoe of the
bride's father, Mr. Albert V. H. F. Ger-
ry, of Brussels, to Miss Sarah A. Crooks,
of Grey.
WILsoo—MOGOItm,—Ab the residence of
the bride's father, ou the 8th inst., by
the Rev, E, MOQearrie, Samuel F.
Wilson, of Listowel, to Miss Minnie
MoGuiro, of Morris.
AUCTION SALES.
TUssDAY, Deo. 2911i.—Farmstaok, Impli-
mente, ckn, on lot 12, Con, 12, Grey, eom•
menoing at 12 o'olook, Bird Bros., props.,
A. Reymann auctioneer,
pB usevels 1tlarket.
GORnsOTED OaaaruLLY EVERY WERE.
White Fall Wheat78 79
78 80
82 84
60 80
60 55
28 20
05 se
12 14
16 00
Flour per barrel 5 00 00
Potatoes.,, ...... 8 25 0 (10
Hay per ton ... -
Elden per lb 0 8k
J)resaod Bogs 4 60 r, 00
Salt per bbl., wholeeole . , „ 60 iso
Sheep skins, each Id 169
Wool , 17 113
Bed Winter
Spring Wheat
Spring wheat (new)
Barley
Bata
Peps
Sutter, tuba and rolls
Bop per dozen
RANKING.
VroINTOSH t5 11oTAGGA1tx,
,
BANKERS BRUSSELS
TRANSACT A G15NEBAL BANICIIICI
e11 USIN [158,
Noboeofhandlisaeuntod,
tutorost,lloweden deposits repayable on
deutand,
Prompttttentlongivent000llectiens. -8
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
('f_LFFAED E L L I O T. L A W
l7f ONoa, }rant ,cloak, Brussels. ,;Honey
tol0an.
147 �• 11., WADE(, BARRISTER, &o
Oine° formerly°coupled oy A, J. Td
Ou1(,L•'sn.,in Loakiu's Block, 0,10003101 en el
tAT B..DI01{SON,
V1' (late with:}arrow a Proudfpet Mode
rich) dol10 Ger, Oonvoyancer, Se, office Is
Grant's Stook ,Bruesols. Money t0 Loan.
ALEX. MINTER, CLESII( OF
/. he r'aurtb OtvieloL Coast Co. Hurow'
Oo u voyanoor,Netary Publio,L tnd,Lu an and
insurance Age nt,8'uudsintroetaduud to Lo 01
Oollootion e mode. Office, Graham's block
Ii rueee1
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. AloNAII(xJiTCN, 11. ll„ O.
0 M.,n, 1t,0. P„:4diahnrgh Phy51015e,
iurgeounndAcoeucbour, Oinoein Mrs.ahlel'
block, 12urn0ury street.
j • A. HUTCILINSON, 1I. D.
uL snot!. T. adlnbnrgh.
Beare moved to hleroaidenee on Mil1stree
the house formerlyoeoupied by Dr. (Graham
mud ,villus ;pore 8t ulgor, (0 stillretatn 5 an
05000 at i{orgreayes'Drus Store,
DENTAL.
f__.1 L. BALL L, D.1- , HONOR1�• graduate and Member of the Hoye;
College of Dental Surgeo•,s. Toronto The
various anmebbellos given, also a now looal
anmsthe tic forth° gums only. All operations
exrefu11y perforated add guaranteed. Prices
moderate. 01000 over Powell'° stere Hour
8 a.m. to 5 pan.
DIMNESS CARDS.
ISS O'OONNOR, TEACHER
of Thorough Dasa, Vocal, and Hoetru'', •
mental Musk on-Pieue,Organ and Guitar.:
Bolero Hoe—Ladles of Lore tte,Guelpli.1
Itosidenoo—No,2,(south) BrickTertaee,
44.8m. Bruesole,Ont,
TI�H. MOCRACKEN,
eouuorltarriage E,loeneee. Office at hi groo
e ry,T •rnberry street, 2-23
�TOHN NOTT, VETERINARYBergeon,Graduate of Ontario Veterinas
college roronto,Besidenoe,thohoueel 80017
uooupiedb y Mrs .Parker Mains treat ,Brut..
sed e'
A MONAIR,ISSUER OF MAR-
lieuttlage tieeoeee,by appointment of
enant-Governor,00mmissionol deo., (1
B.OouTeyanoerind AgeroFire Lneuranoe00
Oslo eattrle0etabrook POriOmoe
ROB -T. CUNNINGHAM,'”
Insurance Agent,
GUELPH, ONTARIO N.
T M. O'CONNOR, FIRE LIFE,
el • Aooiaent and Loan Insurance Agent for
some of the post and most reliable Companies
in the Dominion, OIBce. brick terrace, Turn-
beerySt.,uoar the Station. 8 months.
will. BLASHILL,.
Butcher, thanking his
nanyonetomersf or their liber
olaupportforthepastille yearst
wleheetolaform them t0 a t be
ingb tuned out of the old stand has fitted up
o shop in Bmale'e Block in drat -class style
where hehopeeto see 1111 the old customers
and aemany new(mesas see at to give him a
oall. I keep oobhin0butaret-class menta, all
kinds of Poultry an dBausageloat Dol ivered
to mil parte of the Town Eros. ()soh paid for
'Pat stock.
rT1HOMAS GOODWILL, ROOFER,
11 Pont Omoe Block, - Brueoelo.
Agent -for Joseph Janos & 00 ,Truntroal nu (1
Toronto, Aotinolito Cement Roofing—for Neur-
on and Bruce Counties.
Gravel, .Pin, iron and other roofs repaired
and eatisfaotion guaranteed
Estimates given., Tar Al Foltat wholesale,
TRAYED FROM THI5 PREi1l-
Ise a of the uadersi geed, lot 27, eon. 7, Gey,
on or about June 105, two head of cattle 2
years old. One is 8 dark rod heifer, with horns
turned iu, the other a red and white (mobbed
steer, Both animals Were well bred. Any in-
formation leading to their 050000r)/ will bo
thankfully received. MBS. A. t1ENltY,
-24-a• Btbol,P. 0.
IN THE HIGH COURT 07' JUST.ICIE
ORANGE BY DIVISION.
In the matter of tJAMES PURVIS, deoeseod+
—A00---
DAVID
N0—DAVID PURVIS, an infant, under the age lot
twenbyone years, ,
Ptueuent to an order of James S. Oartwripkt
Esquire, oftloial lieferoo, made 071 the matter
Of the estate of the said Jowoe Purvis, deooae-
ed. the oraditore of the said Jame Purvis,late
otthe township of Morris, in the County of
Huron, yeoman, who died in or about the
month of Sentombor, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty three, aro on or before the
20th day of Deeeuibor, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty ave, to Bond by post, pre-
paid, to Edward .5(1110 Wade) Eequiro f the
village of Brueeols, in the County of Huron,
Solicitor ter the Infant Petitioner heroin,
their ohrietlan and 0(1rnanae5, addressee and
description of the fall particulate of their
airtime, o statement of their accounts and the
nature of their seouri ies,if any,hold by them,
or in default thereof they will be peremptorily
ly excluded from the bonoftt of rho said order,
Every creditor bolding any 100110057(5 to pre -
doge the 00700 before moat my (Members at
the City of Toronto, in the County of York, on
the nth day of Dooember,eno thousand eight
hundred and eighty flvo, at tho hour of 10
o'clock in the forenoon, being tho time ap.
pointed for adjudication oh the alaime:
1 -Audible 24,111 day of Novezobor,A. 0,1883,
.(ARIES 8. CARTWIt1GBT,
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