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(Meese Fecrour,--On Thursday of
last week the twinned meeting of the
I31u1vale ohoese factory was hold and
was largely attended, 7. 1i. Miller, Pres-
ident, occupied the chair. After a state-
ment of the work of tho factory of the
Met Scar, the building of Owner/ factory,
eco, the old 13owr11 of Dirootors wore um
enimonsiy ro•elected for another year,
The meeting for lotting the milk routes
will ba held on Mouthy, 81st Inst, Wm.
1110s.1,:r w00 ealosmaa last you. The
whey wan fed at the factory last year, be-
ing purnhased by Mr, Scott, of Winghonl.
.1, R. Miller was chosen Presidont of thgr
meeting f the
n•18 'tao
company 87 w
1 1 )
I)irootoro, The following facts are
eleaund from the arcual Import presented
;it the mooting and vouoll0d for by Petee
efolieron and Thos. Farrow, rho Audit-
ors :--
lrAitNIN1iH o1' Melons 1.011 'run 0.1A00N01'
1886.
To making 924,000 lbs. cheerio
2} cents per 113 $5040.00
" Whey Hold 150.00
Rent of Milk cane 10.00
•• Lumbar, sand, Am. Hold10.28
Faotor'y supplies soul 7.68
e Cash from rise in value of
cheese hold over 50 22
•' Balance on hand, 1885 1892.013
THE BRUSSELS POST 6
, ameeteuegivtt iamaw v u s'rareneweir. swan flunwaseinm reemeneernessame e . _._ _ t' . _ ..
Non, Lou, 1, Beauchampi
, the celebrat• Tho temperance people of Morrie are i A number of the Brussels young men
t w0.
to leetakw u the
town r6boat the inidello of presenia ivos on the Polido Magistrate see the Walton gir s. as su Bayo there aro
rd nlator, lielowitg O 1io Gough, s anxiously vant in the action of their re. drove out on Sendai, y, pPuse to
- - February, question, at the coming 000gien of the I enough of girls in 13ruoaolo.
Comity Connell next week. They know
Q> t'• ley,
T1ro proposed now county of Maitland,
wliioll is to moludo the township of Gray,
is donounoad in the ooveroot term by i
$7160.11
0011 n1'fanl..
Ily 11)0011 paid dividend, 1885 ....;11042.45
for drawing milk.. 1900.08
Chasse boxes 426.00
e " Cheese maker's sal950.00
•' Director's salary05.00
Seleman's salary
and oxpenco...., 80,00
Treasurer's salary 25.00
Secretary's ' 1211.00
Cheese maker's ex-
tra salary
Directors commit-
tee work
Fnotory supplies
Insurance
'fionolveis& repairs
to factory plant
Auditor's salary
1885
Balance director's'
salary 1880
Printing
Books & stationery
Freight and cortege
Postage & telegrams
1n0pe01ln5 scales
Rent of 11011 - 2
meeting
••
Road work & taxes
Loading cheese
Sundries
On debt of factory
lie lanes 1.11611 On hand
Ifey Bron. made thole fleet shipment of
flour from their now mill to Glasgow,
Sootland, loot week. The quantity sent
was 700 barrels,
FAnMa0H' Iesl'1'rieree-A. Farmers''
Istituto was was hold in the Town Hall, on
Friday, the 7111 311Ht. The attendance
tray not so largo ea might have boon ex-
pected, as only about thirty of the farm-
ers in the vicinity put in an appearenee
at the hall. Jarnes Diokeon, of Elena,
was called to the obaie•, and R. Ferguson
was appointed secretary. Prof. Panton,
of the Guelph Agricultural College, being
present, gave an interesting and lestruct-
ive address on "Rust and smut in wheat,"
and illustrated hie remarks with draw -
h' leo.
• it 1 1H
hart In intiod o1 0
fags and a t e g
titre, the Professor spoke of the great
ml vantages of b'arnlor0' Institutes, and
even when properly properecl papers
were not read, a great deal of useful in-
formation would be gained by the inter.
change of ideas or the relation of the ex-
perience of each member. IIo then de.
scribed the difforor'oe between flowering
end flowerless plants, and the nature of
fungi, to which plass rural and smut both
belong. fie said experience bad shown
that fungi always attack plants that 0.10
not constitutionally strong and vigorous,
or when they are over stimulated in their
growth. It was also found that sudden
oliange he the oliinato promote the devel-
opment and growth of fungi plants. Low
lying dielriats aro liable to produce rust
and poorly drained lands. It had also
been noticed thea rust on wheat was al-
ways worse in the vicinity of the barberry
bush, and hence it was not advisable to
have hedges of that shrub. The beet
Juane to prevent rust was to avoid sow.
ing on ill.drained land, and to sow both
thick and early. Mr. Adams wanted to
know if salt was a preventive of rust,
James Dickson had tried salt on both
20.00 spring and fall wheat, and he had noticed
that on the salted land the young blades
18.00 came tip several days sooner than on the
1315,47 ridges be had not stilted. He bad also
84.10 found that salt keeps ripe wheat bettor
in the head, and hence it is loss liable to
327.40 loss from shelling. John Page had tried
washing seed wheat badly affected with
smut and had a first rate crop, while one
of his neighbors, who had sowed smutty
wheat without washing, had hardly any
crop at a11. Profoesor Parton said the
best way to clean wheat for eeed in which
there waft smut, was to wash it with a
solution of sulphate of copper. William
Strew wanted to know what was consid-
ered a proper quantity of salt for land.
1.00 ! Ile Lad tried 150 pounds to the aur, but
could not Hay it had been env 110101.11.
James Dickson never used less than 20(1
pounds to the acre. Win. Diokoon
thoughtthat salt was of morn benefit
some years than othere, and thought it
produced its beet results in spring wheat,
especially hi drained hand. Jacob Bray
had need salt in small gtlantit100 but had
not thoroughly tested its merits. Be
had, however, noticed some beneficial
1.001(10 from it of spring wheat. The
meeting w'as brought to a close with a
hearty vote of thanks to the Professor
for his inotrnetivo locture, and the ;infor-
mation
nfoi'-
mation he Incl imparted.
20.00
10.00
8.26
11.80
1.5.02
8.07
13.75
11.45
0.00
6.80
055.67
113.70
$7160.11
Amount of milk received 2,8.18,873 lbs.
Average No. lbs. milk to 111. cheese 10,
411, 100.
11,10001 of cheese walk 224,000 lbs.
Average price 10 cents por lb.
Average cost of drawing milk 8 1-10
111 gallon.
C n t of malting including drawing 1
31.-100 per ib.
Cost of making without drawing. 75
per hundred.
Cost of making without drawing an11
boxes 500 par hundred.
Cost of supplies 19 cents per hundred:
Tho above does not include officers' sal-
aries, selling, shipping, repairs or any
ether expense not included in making
oheesc, .
0
]C.io toweel.
The High School was' re -opened with
an dtteudande of over seventy pupils.
1 -foes Bros." having bought the entire
largo stook of Undertaking from Mr. Kil-
gour, of London, also author lino hearse.
Lr. Thotnpsoil has purelmeed the drugs
belonging to the late Dr. Sloan, and leas
opened his offibo over Mr. Gabel's tailor
shop,
The Ili:towel briber:. case , the Queen
vO. H. Leslie and T. Iallock, was re-
sumed Thursday morning. The evidence
of Smite a11(3 Rolls showed that a note for
$200, on which were the names of T. H.
Bolls, J. P. Mabee, A. McIntosh and 15.
Hallock, was discounted ret Soott'e Bank,
on Sunday afternoon, 26th. Scott swore
that he had no knowledge whatever of
the bribery bu0ines0 until the morning of
the election. The prisoners Leslie and
13a11ock were committed for trial, and
were subsequently released on bail in
$3,000 each.
The Loyal Orange District Lodge of
llama, held its 101111na1 mooting in the
Orange .Hull, Listowel, when the follow-
ing officers were elected far the present
year, vis:
C. W. Caissons, District 1ltagtor ;
E. M. Alexander, Deputy Master ;
Win. Jotfnston, Treasurer ;
T. E. Rey, Sooretary ;
Wnl. Woloh, 5inancial Secretary ;
lI.
'Willoughby, Chaplain ;
S. S. Rothwell, Dirootor of Ceremonies 1
James Bailin, Lecturer.
Tho County Orange Lodge will hold its
annual mooting in ti o Orange Hall, Lis- t
towel, on Tuesday, February let, at 2 ( Township commit will meet next Mon -
p.m., for the election of officers and other I clay.
business. The Foresters talk of holding an enter -
Listowel Lodge No. 1119 A, 0. U. W., ( tainmont at Sunshine before long.
Mrs. Uriah McFadden has been very
poorly this mentor 0,1111 her coedit:ion at
present mime anxiety to her friends.
The township council did not bust
Mat Monday owing to the impassible
grate of some of tiro roads with snow,
The roade an'o hectly blocked in 001110
plaor•s and travelling has been greatly in.
teetered with owing to the very rough
weather..
There is sonic talk of the shore at Sun-
shine being removed to Bolgrayo. We
would be sorry if it were the came as there
is a good brach done and .it is a great ennn-
0C1110nee. -
IZeviv101001vi000 were 0011110100(1 in
Wiloolfs church, Walton ciretit, but
they had to ho olosod in tine meantime as
people 0001i1 nae attend 010111 the weather
settled:
On Tuor:day of last week Wnl. Bishop
wont to Hamilton to attend the funeral
of his niece, brigs Jennie Greenfield, who
died on the :1001 Lust„ aged 213 yearg.
;ter, Bishop got home nu leatm'day.
`tVluxe; Leant.
Senn talk of a knitting factory being
started in tows.
Tho Advance has been mush improved
in its obango from a 4 to amp 8 page paper.
A load of young folka talk of attending
the carnival at Brussels on Tuesday ev-
ening of next week.
At the last meeting of tho old Council
the ooleotor'a roll was handed over to the
constable, who will collect tho balance of
the taxes.
Engineer Jennings, o! the C. P. R„ wee
in town lately and all arrangements are
completed for pushing the building of the
11ne from the junotion.
The town has beau put to great incon-
venience by trains not running for sever-
al days on the W. G. & B. Tho Grand
Trunk appears to do just about. as they
like with that line.
Tho Canada Life Association have pur-
chased the debentures given by the town
toward the 0. P. R. line and the salt
works. 7.hey wore bought at par, 5 per
cent. withace:ued interest.
Miss Bate Fisher, who has boon filling
the position of asoistont in the post office,
wee made the recipient of some valuable
silverware, by her friends, on New Year's
day. She is now residing in Paisley.
Won. Clegg, the retiring Reeve, hag
been a faithful anis untiring worker in
looking after the interests of the town
and if his suooessor does as well the people
of Wingham will have no reason to regret
their choice.
The following officers wore elected for
the ensuing terns in connection with the
.L. 0. L. of this town :--D. Af., A, Mo.
Manus ; D. D. M., T. Stewart ; Chap.,
R. Bloomfield ; R. S., R. Cornyn ; If. S.,
Richard Bloomfield ; Treas., J. Wilkin.
son 1 D. of 0., J. Davidson ; L., G. Oal-
biok, Tito County Lodge will meet here
on Tumidity, fobroaey 1st,
Mora -lee.
occupied their now hall over ;fusee Arm-
strong's store, for the first 111110 on Mon-
day evening, 10th lent. The hall has
been 0580ia11y arranged and fitted up for
tho Workmen, with eommodioua audience
room, Rule -boons and all oonvonionees
necessary for a lodge roan. The inter-
ior is elegantly furnished with 5ilrrriture
from Hess Bros., and rho floor of the
audience room is handsomely pupated.
The Workmen have taken a ten yearg'
tease of the hall, and now that they have
a meeting plane of their own will no doubt
Maroon in strength more ranicify than
heretofore. Tho Lodge at present has
55 mointbaro in good standing. The oM.
dere for the ensuing tern wore installed
as follows :-•T3ro. W. 1,5. Bence, Past ]1t.
W ; 0. II. Barker, W. Ile. ; B. B. Sarvig,
foreman ; H ]J. Barn Ot o•soor 1 3, W.
Scott, Receiver ; W. Bradley, ,11'nuanoier;
J. 13. Dinkel, Recorder ; W. Dixon,
Guido ; fl'. Berlet, I. W. ; R. Roth, 0. W.
Representative to Grand Lodge, lh'. illlr.
5000.
how it great many of their eupportoro feel
on the matter and we hope they will doe
that wo got fair ploy in this very import-
ant question.
At the first mooting of the township everybody in blip section.
Column for 1887, hold drat Monday, all y
wl le workin in
A au of Geo. McKay ti
ixe t
aworking
in
appointed, c a
4iop, I i
118 oldN
t
Wm. Bishop, the Assume, who resigned
the bush, was streak on the hent o a .
some tdmo ago. A. 1;aymann, 0f (.iron• falling limb which iuffioted a serious cut
that will lay lila up for Home time.
brook, is his 8110000•or, at a salary of
080.00 per annum, $20 loss than was paid
last year. There wore several other ap-
plicants. Mr. Bishop was Assessor for
12 years and did his work well,
Bo're)TAn1115NT.-•-A paper -bag social
will be given at lirowntown. Jewitt's ap-
evening, 28th
b onWednesday
ointmo
u
gr
Inst., oomononoing at 0 o'clock. ];very
gent is entitled to ono paper bag and one
lady for the trifling gain of 85 cents.
Ladies free. Come along leeks and get
your Jeans. We wish ovary lady from es
dlotanoo to bring her name on a piece of
paper for the purpose of dro55103 it into
a bag. An excellent program is being
prepared and every preparation is being
made to make this ontortainmont second
to none of the season.
Farrow oft Macdonald is now the
watchword, and the friends of each can-
didate intend putting in some solid work,
the results of whish will be known, pro-
bably, on the evening of February 22nd.
Dr. Macdonald should poll a larger vote
m Morris than Thos. Gibson, M. P. P.,
and if every lino does its part as well as
the one your correspondent lives on the
showing will bo all right. Tho people
don't want it man who gate up such tall
yarns about the 'N, P.' making the cows
give more milk and the hens lay larger
eggs as our representative at Ott.iwa.
Mr. Farrow might tell us why wheat is
so low under the N. P. It wag to have
been very'ditlerent when the canvas was
being made
On Thursday of this week Joseph
Webster left Brussels for Sootland and
England, where he goes to purchase Cly.
desdale and Shire horses for Thos. Mc-
Lauolilin, the well lmown breeder and
importer, of this township. 1tIr. Web-
ster is a good judgp of horse flesh and
will bring book something worts, while.
He will be absent about two months. Mr.
MoLauohlin has leased 200 acme of land
beim Alex. Forsyth and with his own 100
norm will have full awing for carrying
out his intention of going into stook rais-
ing exten ive y. The three farms are on
the throe corners of the gravel road
and eon. 5, in Grey, and the 8rd line in
tferrie. This will metro the third im
portatiol of home fur Mr. McLnuchlin.
and we with him the eam0 success with
this lot nu ho had with the others.
Walton.
ilusineos dull.
Neave eearCO.
Dr. Gostin had quite a number of pa-
Mise Mary Framie, half -meter to Mrs.
Wm. Bryan, who was visiting In thin
locality for some time last snulmer. ding
of quick oonenmption at her loupe in
Honghton Centrelreoently. 3
onil111
Good roads aro out of ilio quuetioll 11k- til after a big thaw as some of the linos
are filled from fence to fence and the
road broken thou 11 the fields. 'Cheg'a v k t as a s eezer.
ator h1oo t v nmtCoMMeioill
The heavy snow storm of Inst week ,
from the east, followed by !another from 1
the west this week, has caused snow
drifts of immeneo proportions in lanes
andaround buildings. Theroaile aro also
badly drifted, ,
Several of our leading farmers talk ,
quite favorably of taking stook in the ,
proposed joint stook company to purchase
the Driving Park, at Brussels, for aerie
mineral, Caledonian and other purposes.
It would snake n tiptop place. 1
The
ual
of the
Mutual Fire. In uranoo C Co. was held lc in In file fU110wh1; tlepa.l'tillel'1tS : -Tweeds, llnidOTCllthinq, Flats &
Ball, Gerrie, on Friday. The ; Caps, White and Colored Shirts, Winceys, Cretonnes, Dress Clavas,
two retiring Directors, Wm. Mo errioh. 1 Mantle Cloths, Prints, Millinery, Hosiery. Wool Shawls x1)01 Claude,
or and Edgar was chosen President wore and Edward
' Blankets Colnt'orters, Boots & Shoos, Overshoes, 11111., tie., inti :ill
Bryane Vine:President. The next meet- Winter goods, will be subject to the salve fate.
ing will be held on Saturday, 25111 Met.
A fete more items like those referring
to Ole municipal elections by your Ethel
scribe and he will b000mo famous as
"Peek's Bad Boy." Now the idea which i
prevailed that ho was the author of that
doggerel which we had occasion to refer
to last week has boon Htreugtheged by
this Last item of hie. Tt is just like what ,
he would do.
The debate camp off in Shine's school
house, on Wednesday evening last 110
nonnoed. There wag a good attemieneo
and tho debate was interesting and lively. I
The subject was "Rosolved that free
trade would be 111001 bonofieial to (Soman."
The affirmative wee taken by Jno. Bain,
assisted by A. Hislop, A. Perrio and Jus,
Robertson. The negative by D. Robert. ,
son, assisted by Wm. Perrio, John Betz
end R. Bishop. Decision was given in
favor of the affirmative. -p
Jno. Grant occupied the chair. An- I .. P O E L Llp sj
other debate will bo held on Monday , 9
evening, 31st inst. Subject, "Resolved .
that couut'y life is more conducive to
happiness than city life,"
SIa' ." .ter Sale
.'3' 'J'1I14-
NEW GARHEL )
LT.1T-CT .ART3E 22.
Genuine Lest Price Sale
Remember alt Geed$ ill the above mentioned Depal ill
Be Sold at Net Uost for Cash lily-,
or C. 0. 1). My stook is large, and must be r,ul;lo.3t b.' 1.0.1;5.1 0
by 1st• of March, so look out for the Lost prig10, at111 c., '1 J 14 1 1 g:'• w
slice of the 'Bargains now going at
• Gloom Sooree.--Ou the evening of the
kith Inst. a Grange social Was held ill the I
sebool huge of S.S. No, 31, on tho 113th
con., and in spite of the very unfavorable
state of tho 100.130 tlrero was a very fair
bents inbVallon. turn out. If more had cone they would
Tho infant sou of Johu!oleOavin!every
have had to scald, which woad have ,
low with iu0imu'ua'ian of the brain. peen very uue0mfnrtlble. After the dein. � r . �,
.Walton must bo a good place for black -
Grange
provided by the a 1 ludic,' of the -egeee-.. .
smiths, las therm aro four slope in fawn. Grange were attacked and partly dives. .
0f ' and the fl
ed 01. the "feast of rea
1). Johnston has disposed of his furni- son ow
Biro and bus cone to at Mud the Clinton
began our old-time Monde, Itrv. D.
Nigh Scheel, 13. McRae, of Crtolbronk, AIr. Currie, of Ss
a n ' lost a bright little Wingham, end T. Str:•tchan, ex -Rom of 1
Micheal oPre n sty o b Grey, coming valiantly to the fo. o. Jas.: eg e �A
boy on Saturday from a disease' of the s
brain, aged 13 years. Cuthill anted n0. chairman. lir. StrncU-
A number of young men of the 16th an read a speech he had prepared for the 1
std 17th concessions, of Grey, intended occasion and as it contained moult that
leaving for. California on friday, but was instructive and soma sod advice to
when they got to Seaforth they found old and young, it was duly appreciated
the trains not running. They intend go. of tl a se evoking, 1.r150edoa,Gaelict socng in
ing se soon as navigation opens. We vergood st ]o which was ver interest -
wish the boys success as this is their y Y Y
Brat from tomo,
na ing to those who understood the long-
e. Rev. M1. McRae followed with a
&tarn" PART,. -One Thursday even. g
lug it num=ber of the congregation of St, short but impressive address. Mr. Cur-
Goorge.o church and other friends tools i'ie, late Master of the Provincial Grange,
50880061010 of rho residence of R. H. Per- wag the next speaker. It can be truly
guaon with we•1-filled baskets and a very said that ho did uut keep harping to long
evening was spent. After a few on one string 0. s some speakers do. Ho
pleasant eve
preliminaries an address was road by g3 ing bttraatty Qniolfr f 0 ono suome bject
Bev. W. T. Clnff, pastor of the conga -
to another, and riding rough -shod over
gation, and a purse presented by henry the Queen's English, but as his remark0
Hamilton. The following is the ad- were mostly very amusing and edifying
dross :-- and delivered in a free and easy style, he
To X. H. Ferguson, 1falydrm of St. George's succeeded fairly well in securing and re.
Church,10ooWalton.' tanning the attention of those whole ho
Duerr Son. -On behalf of the desirememb
0„nto to entertain. Between the speaking
of the Welton congregation I desire to several locos of 100030 wore rendered by
uprose the thanks which your long con-
tinued
on- J. Harris jr., and comliany, and for an
to our devotion ft lowed inf . on hyo amateur choir ilio singing wag good. Wo
to one church liar merited. Son boyo hole soon to see them take rank as full.
shoualwalder to ails wheel one of the fivhon rst to put
ywna mer
fledged
professional's. Several other
to be done and to you both people and spankers had been invited but they failed
pastor must ascribe, In no small degree, to put in an appearance. This wag
the present satisfactory state of sur doubtless owing to the roads being so
church affairs. Realizing the fact that badly drifted. The prooeecls amounted
your aervi000 ware 530011 freely for the to ever $18.00 and will AO towards pro -
sake of the cause and without recom• During a library for the Grange.
pence, WO do not purpose to offend yon
Great Oity Millinery House_
N. 13. --au intelligent Boy Wanted.
by offering payment, but 1000 ask 7011 to 3 petition has been circulated through
0000051 this purse as an acknowledgement the pro0in00 to 01)0h an extent 0.0 to ro-
of the debt we owe you, and as rel me -
donee that your work voluntarily done
and punctually performed has not es-
oaped tho observation or failed to arouse
the gratitude it merited. Praying that
rho Author of all good and polled gifts
may bless you in worldly goods according
to the utoa0ure of your spiritual welfare.
Signed in behalf of the congregation,
W. T. Cnura, Pastor.
Ale. Ferguson made a very suitable re-
ply and stated that words omnld not ox.
press his feelings, but was very thankful
that his services wore appreciated by his
colleagues in sph'inud things. Ono thing
ho knew, that he neves expected itlty re-
muneration for his trrvioos in connec-
tion with the church. .Ino said ho was
no pnblio epoaket' but thanked them for
the tvoli filled purse tendered to him.
Tho tables were then spread and all sat
Clown to a sumptuous repast provided by
the ladies, and when tine inner 111x11 was In an settee o1 the Oan0rdial woolen
oatiofloil tho Miesos Sago (11100ne11 tho trade the Monetary Timms gays :•-"A
company with playing on the violin and very fairly satisfactory tone is observable
organ, Mies Alice Howitt gave a solo in the tr051i00 of woolen manufacturers ill
and other songs and a plen0iant time was Canada, and t11011: agents' etquirio0 abort
enjoyed by all present. '111nc nonpauy tho condition of tho trade. Wo bear of
broke up about 12 o'clock, Rote ]Frr. one Outat'lo mill that is occupied 501. two
Oluff was mado the recipient of a splen- months ahead, of another •wllosa 01111010
did pair of fur mitts by Willialtt Beaus will take till mid-1Ia'oh to emu plate, and
whioll was thankfully 00ceoptod. Some the ropol't0fretn other mills in rho 0133010.
time ago Mrs. 11,. 1.1. Ferguson got a 1116 �i1r1yi1100n as tt'ell ora this are of a fay.
present of $10.00 from the members of meth to dtararfer. The Penman milt at
L.O.L. No. 252, for her kindness to the Paris ie vot;y bialy, so no the ('n•nlp1bollford
members on several occasions. MIs, mill. :Clio Anhui' and tho Boodle mills
:e'orguson received the present thank- eat Potorloro' aro fully occupied ; a Ilan.
fully andbougbt c. eplondid sot of French • eel fartcry in Ontario 10 running night
china diebee, and 1103."
ceiv0 over 30,000 names, praying the On.
tario Government to reduce thio regular
passenger fare on railways to one cent
per toile.
Wnl. Goodorhaur, of Toronto, has pre-
sented to the Salvation Army of that oily
a largo briok Bongo, suitably furnished
for 00Homo of Rest for members of the
Arany who aro ill or require met. Tho
gift is It munificent ono.
Tho Govornor-Cleneral s military georo•
tary denies Nieto hag been an 001100ted by
cable, any oases of hardship arising out of
rent payments on the Marquis of Limn.
downers Kerry estates. IIe givos the par-
ticulars of the five ca0es of alleged hard-
ship reported to General linllor, an in-
vestigation into which Showed the treat-
ment of tenants to have boon extremely
lenient. There are about 5,000 tenants
00 the Kerry estate.
F s- Cash t?il i ll.
Tho t>;tteution of the public is directed to our excellent„ and well
selected stock of Furniture, 3)1ad0 tip . of
t Parlor Suites, ,
Drawing: ..Room Suites,
• Bedroom' Suites,
Chairs, fables, l'oaugns, Bedsteads, Cupbhardh, &e., 1E :, a, s1)4 •
laity is made of Haud-Made Furniture. Orders iil}.i1ti• peolni:t'.'y
and satisfaction guaranteed.
A splendid It•SSOr.ttn0nt of Piatllrn Frames and o)Tilli3lyt inst:nc•.k.
Undertaking Department.
Two splendid Hearses, 1)1111 white and the other black, aro kept i11
connection with file business. (;Ilskcls, Collins, Robes, &o. alwll.;y7fa
on 111111(1.
An inspection of our excellent stock tasked. Our pricer will cele=•
)are NMI_ any establishment in the 00011113%l
1
.Repairing attended to with neatness and deSptitcll.
1 will tel((, any gninitity of Saw top 'in exab!tugo for B')1lrfiturO.
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MRS. W. LONG: