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pent, kn, i, 800T7', I/remele,
W1I, MoOBACKEN-
• Issuer of Marriage Lfoonsee• GI.
Doo at0r0oory, a•'urnborry Street, Bruefiols,
{ N. BARRETT—
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puwiN
North of he Standrdank,4Ldea'nd
Children's
hair Dotting a Snead ty,
ll�YIARMS FOR SAIIE—THE U.
has several good Farms for
eelo and to rant, easy torte, in Townships
of alorrie and Grey, F S. SCOTT,Br¢eeele
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
.—TEACHER OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
73:E1' 2 SFJ2.,S, ow -s.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM1
INSIIIIANO11,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M..
Academie graduate of London Conserva-
tory ofMusic, also Member of the Aesoolated
Moelolane Of Ontario, gin prepared to receive
onithe piano Qualified to preparfore instruction
the Principal's Form In the Conservatory of
Mingo.
Brussels, OntarIo,
ALEX. HUNTER—
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
00. Huroil• Conveyancer,
NotarytarY
Pu
Silo
Land� rand Insurance Aant• Auction.
ser. Funds invented and to^loan,
Collec-
tions made, 011100 i0 Graham'e;Blook, Brus-
sels.
AUCTIONEERS.
SS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• nen, will sell for bettor prices, to
better mon in lege time and lees charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at We office or by
pereon01 application,
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE,
(sonarsRLY 02 euArones)
DENTIST.
Graduate of R. 0. D.B., Toronto ; Post Grad -
nate course at Hookol's School, Chicago, in
crown and bridge work. aet'Pricea same as
in surrounding towns. 111 -
Office over A, R. Smith's store, 13 russets.
VETERINARY.
JD. WARWICK—
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, Io prepared to troat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals lino. compet-
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to, Omoe and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Tnrnberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
W•
M. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solloitor, iConveyaneor,
Notary Public, &o, 01110e—S tewart'e B1ook
1 door North of Central Hotels
8olioltor for the Standard Bank.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. Office over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
MG. CAMERON—
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron) Barrister and 8olioftor, Goderiob
Out. Office—Hamritoo etreet, opposite 0o1•
borne Hotel.
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J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., C. 21.,
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College, Member Collage of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col.
logo of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
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LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Mannfaotarer.
Meld by Jae, Fox, Druaalet, Brussels
G.8 v0. Ale.
Iiobt, Dane, who has been in Stooltton,
Man,, for the pant eight Menthe, return.
ed home on Monday of iast week,
The Gorrie Methodist S. R. will bold
their annual anniversary on Sunday,
Dec, 23rd, The Rey. Mr, Marshall, A.
A , B. D., of Clifford, will preach at 10,.
30 a, m,, to the ohildren and at '7 p, m.
to the parents. 08 Deo, 25 the 8011001
will give a grand entertainment in the
Town (fall.
MRs, Joe, MoGitt: —The death of Mre.
McGill, whioh took place on Monday of
last week at Olineon was a great shook to
her friends, many of whom did not know
of the dangerous nature of her illneee
though ehe had long been in poor health,
Mre. McGill, whose maiden name woo
Catherine Bartley, wee a native of
Canopy Cavan, Ireland, but oame
to this country with her parents 00 years
ago, when she was in her 13113 year, and
settled in Peterboro. On Deo. 24113,
1851, she married Mr. MoGill and after
living upon the homestead in Cavan
township, county of Durham, for 12
years they moved to Gorrie, where Mr,
McGill carried on business se a store•
keeper for about 20 years. They then
took up reeidenee in Blyth and after 8
years moved to Clinton where they have
()ince resided. The members of their
family who 8000100 are :—R, J. McGill,
of Chicago ; Mre. Clutterham, of Joliet,
Illinois, ani Mrs. F. W. Waite of Clin-
ton, The funeral took place Thursday
forenoon to the Grand Trunk station to
meet the Northbound L. H. & B. train,
the interment taking place in the after-
noon in the family plot in Gorrie deme•
tory.
Morris.
[Intended for Last week.]
Fear has ur•
FARM BOUGHT. W
m
P
chased a 100 acre farm in Dad Wawa-
noeb from James Rose and he and hie
bride, Miee Bate Searle, daughter of
John Searle, have moved toil, We wish
them 01300008.
Harry Fear hoe leftsed the 100 acre
farm, known as the Fraser place, lot 4, 8th
line. Hs has been on the Higgins farm,
near Walton. A eon -in-law of the late
Mr. Higgins will summed him, Doming in•
t0 possession next March.
We observe by the Hamiote (Man.)
Herald that Mre. Dobson, formerly of
this township, was ohoeen teaoher of the
primary elan in the Union Sabbath
School in that place. Mre. Dobson is a
splendid church worker wherever ehe ie.
The following are the officers of the
Methodiet Sunday School at Browntown
for 1901: Supt., Robert Forrest ; Aeet.,
J. J. Sellers ; Teaohere, Ida Genies,
Bella Roe, Marion Forrest, Cora Souoh,
Miee Murdy ; Seo.•Treae., H. Blathers ;
Organist, Minnie 8ellere ; Librarian,
Mary Ferrand. .en entertainment will
be held on Friday evening, Deo. 21st, at
7.30,
SILVER WEDDING. — Upwards of one
hundred gue0te aoeembled at the home of
Wm. and Mre. Dulmage, Newbridge, on
Deo. 3, to celebrate the 2501] wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Dal.
mage, The first thing that met one')
gaze on entering the honee was the tables
in their well filled capacity with all the
good things one oould wish tor. The
supper being over the orowd amused
themselves with games, music and rode)
chat till about 12 o'olook, when they were
alt treated to ooffee, pie and Dake to which
all did justice, after whioh toasts were
given by several of the gentlemen present
congratulating Mr, and Mre. Dulmage
on their 25th wedding anniversary, also
for the hospitable manner in whioh they
had been entertained during the evening.
Mr. Dulmage replied in a few well ohoeen
words. Among the guests were several
from Morrie township, Palmerston, Lake -
let and surrounding oouotry, all of whioh
presented Mr. and Mre. Dulmage with as
tine a lot of eilverware es you would wish
to look at, showing the esteem in whioh
they held their boat and hoeteee. About
2 O'olook the company all joined in sling.
ing "Auld Lang Syne" end "God Save
the Queen" and then dispersed to their
several homes, wishing the host and
hostess many happy retiree of the even•
ing. The many Morrie friends of our
former reeidente will join in the good
wiehee expressed.
Saw Death Near.
"It often made my heart aohe," writes
L. 0. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn., "to
hear my wife Dough until it seemed her
weak and sore lunge would collapse.
Good dodoes said ehe was so far gone
with noneumption that no medicine or
earthly help could save her, bet a friend
recommended Dr. King's New Discovery
and persistent use of this excellent medi•
eine saved her life." It's absolutely
guaranteed for coughs, colds, bronohitie,
asthma, and all throat and long diseases.
50o and $1.00 at G. A. Deadman'e drug
store. Trial bottles free.
Wroxeter.
[Intended for last week.]
;Belong looked for snow has come at
1001.
J. and Mre. Brethaur were in Wing.
ham on Monday.
Mr. Wendt, of Mildmay, gave his eon
a pall on Monday.
Miee Susan Bray visited friends at
Horrieton last week.
Riohard Miller left for Toronto last
week were he has a situation.
Jae. and Mre. Fox, of Brussels, palled
on friends in town last Friday.
Robert Miller attended the County
Council at Wingbam last week.
Mr. and Mre. Mogan, of Toronto, are
the gueete of Dr. S. B. Swale at present.
The ball held Ieet week by the Hookey
club proved a ea0oe0e. lieoeipte were
$21.00.
Alex. Montgomery, eon of William
Montgomery, is visiting in Toronto at
present.
Miee Mary Sanderson, who is officiating
in Fordwioh Poet Office, was home on
Sunday.
John Brawn, who is attending College
at Toronto, came home on Monday for
hie holidayo.
Rev. R. S. G. Anderson entertalnted
the Literary Society last Friday with hie
magic lantern, Quite a number of the
people of Gorrie were present end were
well eatielied with the evening's enter.
tainment.
Mies Bella MoTavieh, daughter of John
S. MoTavieh, was 51000 away to D.
Walker, 2nd of Howiok, and eon of Thos.
Walker. Rev. 1i. S. G. A.ndereon tied
the nuptial knot. A number of friends
attended the wedding.
Metbodiet Sunday Salvo' will hold
their Chrietmae Onterteinn]eet 013 Friday
21St, J. ]irethaur, is Rapt. and Rev, 0.
V. Lags, Pastor.
Ldward Daroerd scoured the rink last
week. An he 18 en old timer he mon be
expected to alwaye boyo good foe, if in
hie power for elletine and curling,
Mre. T, F, Miller moved into the dwell.
fog vacated by John Barnard, Ratidereop
street and Mrs, C. Reis moved be house.
hold effeate into the dwelling on Ano
8t. vaoeted by Hire. T, P, Miller.
R. B. MoKelyfe le waiting to move into
hie dwolling 00 Mill etreet, ae soon se it
ie finished. No empty honee in Wrox•
eter ; ae soon ae a dwelling is empty
there ie some person .reedy to move in,
3. Brethaur and Thos. Musgrove,
Direotore of the Farmers' Inetitnte, et.
a meeting of that body at Brue.
Bole last Friday. Arrangements were
meds for 7 different places. The first
meeting will be held on the 23rd day of
January, 1001, in the Town Hall, Wrcx.
eter. The speakers will be Mr. Felton,
of Walkerton ; and Mr, Hallman, of Dun.
dee. It was decided to give tickets to
those that became members and that the
President and Reoretary negotiate for an
exoareion to the Experimental Farm the
coming Summer.
A Woman's Awful Peril,
"There ie only one chalice to save your
life and that is through a costly opera•
ation" were the startling words heard by
Mre. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis.,
from her doctor after he had vainly tried
to cure her of a frightful stomach trouble
and yellow jaundice. Gall etonee had
formed and ehe constantly grew worse.
Then ehe began to 008 Electric, Bitters
whioh wholly cured her. I1'e a wonder.
ful stomach, liver and kidney remedy.
Cares dyepopeia, •toes of appetite. Try
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by G. A. Deadman,
A.5. WOO(1.
J. A. Roe and W. T. Thompson have
purchased the livery bueineee of W.
Leake.
In the ease of Hodges ve. Holmes, a
oomplioated action oonoerning a chattel
mortgage held by 0. H. Holmes, of At-
wood, judgment was given in favor of
Holmes.
Wm. Buttery, of Atwood, who recently
engaged with hie cousin, R. Patterson,
contractor, Hensel), had the misfortune
to fall from the almond floor of A. Mo.
Pherson's new block, and coming in eon.
teat with the joists, euetained severe in-
jury,
n-
ur
1 Mre. Angus passed away on the 11th
inst., of ean0er of the throat, after a pro-
longed iliness, She wae an old and high-
ly reepeoted resident of Elm, end her
demise ie very math regretted. She was
a native of Sootland, and leavee a hue -
band and five children, all grown up.
The following ease was disposed of in
the trial court, Oegoode hall, Toronto,
before Justioe Roee on Thursday of last
week :—Ranney ve. Crowley.—Judgment
(L) in action tried at Stratford brought
against the township of Elam and their
oontraotors for certain drainage works
for an injunction, oto. The plaintiff
claims that the work ie not being prose -
opted in accordance with the plane and
epeoifiaatione prepared by the engineer,
Mr. Vanboehiek, and the bylaw for the
work, nor built upon the line he indicat.
ed, and that in ooneequenoe portion of
hie land bee been taken and the remain.
der damaged. Held, that there ie noth
ing in the drainage aot, R. 8. 0., oh. 226,
requiring a municipality to employ the
eurveyor who draws the plane and epeai.
ftcatione and makes 1130 report to euper-
viee the work. - They may employ any
competent person to do so. It devolves
upon the court in mases of this kind to
ascertain from the plane, and 0o forth,
the true drain line determined upon by
the municipality, and the intention 01,
except as eo ascertained, cannot be re-
oeived in evidence. In this case, alter
an examination of the plane, prolilee,
specifications, report and the stakes
shown ae planted by the purveyor, the
learned Judge ie of opinion that the
plaintiff has failed to show that the work
on the ground ie not in a000rdanoe with
the report adopted by the council of the
defendant township and the work auth-
orized to be done. Action diemieeed
with costs. Mabee, Q. C., for plaintiff ;
H. B. Morphy (Listowel) for defendants.
THE LATE GlssoN PELTON.—Oce of the
oldest and moat respected residents of
East Zerra passed away on Saturday,
Deo. 8th, at 12.30 p. m., in the person of
Jacob Gibeon Pelton. Some two weeks
ago he was taken ill of typhoid fever,
from whioh he never rallied, his advanced
age, 78 years and 9 menthe, together with
heart heart trouble, mitigating against
hie chances of recovery. The history of
the demeaned is largely the history of the
township in whiah he resided. Born in
Erie, Pennsylvania, in 1822, 130 moved
with hie parents to Princeton, Oxford
Co., in 1830, where the family resided
some 6 years. The family moved into
Zorra in 1842. The eubjeot of this notice
followed the building and oontr0oling
business for some years, subsequently, in
1849, parnhasing lot 11, in the 18th con-
oeeeion of Eaet Zorra, from J. Barney,
whioh has continued to be the home-
stead ever eines. In 1845 he was united
in marriage to Mies Lyman, daughter of
Dongald Lyman. And as a result of this
union four ohildren were born, all of
whom survive, viz. ; Wm. Pelton, of Lis-
towel ; Mre. Fred. Switzer, of Elma ;
James Pelton, of Loa Angeles, Cal. ;
Fred. Pelton, of Port Huron, Mich. In
1858 hie wife passed away. In 1860 be
was wedded to Miee Caroline Baker, of
Owen Sound, Ont. Of this union eleven
ohildren were horn, viz.: Mre. D. A.
Woods, Galt ; Frank, of Loa Angeles,
001. • George, of East Zorra ; Ralph S.,
of Atwood ; Arthur, of the homestead ;
Mre. D. G. Anderson, of Atwood ; Mrs. 0.
H. Effinger, of London, and Bertha at
home. The deceased ohildren are
Charles, Harvey and .Norman, In those
early days game was quite plentiful in
East Zorra, dietriet of Brook, as it was
then palled, and to the eubjeot of this
notice may be credited one of the moat
remarkable shote in the annale of the
hunt, He was hunting in the ewampe
near Princeton, when he tame upon two
large deer and a fawn, lapping shoulders,
lees than 100 yards distant. He fired,
the ball piercing the shoulders of all
three ; two were killed outright and the
third ran some two hundred yards when
it fell, and was despatched. The ehot of
course wee only poeeible at ohort range
and in the unique position of the game.
Mr. Pelton naturally related thie story of
hie prowess in years alter with ooneider.
able pride. Large game was plentiful in
the Zorrae and neighboring townships in
Clubbing
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THE Poem Publishing Emma,
Brueeel&
those early days. In polities, deeeeeed
was le Conservative. Deceased wail
strictly temperate and honeot and re.
opeoted, and in hie death another of the
old landmarks of Zorra is removed.
Tbe.funeral eervioe on Sunday, at 2 p.
m„ was oonduoted by Rev. Mr. Straith ;
interment was made in the family plot in
the Innerkip Cemetery. The family have
the sympathy of the community in their
bereavement.
Brussels Council.
The statutory meeting of Brussels
Council wee held. last Saturday eyeni05,
Reeve Thomson in the ohair and Conn.
oillore Roes, Gerry and Fox present.
Minntee of teat meeting read and
pass-
ed.
s-
ed.
The following accounts were present•
ed :—
Wilton & Turnbull, mieoellaoeous $ 9 52
F. B. Scott, sidewalk and sewer
inepeotion, salary and min.. 135 67
N. F. Gerry, misoellaneons 8 37
J. D. Ronald, Fire Dept 70 46
D. Ewan, mieoellaneoue 25
G. T. R., land rent 1 00
W, J. McCracken, misoollaneous 25
A. McKay & Co.' mieoellaneoue 308
A. McLauohlin, salary 20 00
J. Irwin, printing • 175
Municipal World, blanks1 50
W. H. Kerr, printing 41 63
P. Saott, miscellaneous 5 40
Moved by N. F. Gerry, aeoonded by J.
T. Rose, that above aaconnte be paid ex-
cept that $10 be deducted from Mr. Ron.
ald'e a0000ue—Carried.
A delegation, ooneietinn of B. Gerry,
G. F. Blair and W. H. Kerr, addressed
the Council relative toe. reception demon-
stration for Pte. Leon F. Jaokson, who
ie now on his way home from South
Africa where he was soldiering. Moved
by N. F. Gerry, seconded by J. T. Rosa,
that the Reeve be Chairman, the Clerk,
Secretary, and the Councillors with B.
Gerry, G. F. Blair, Jae. Irwin and W. H.
Kerr 000etitnte the Committee in this
metier.—Carried.
A letter was read from Dr. MoNaogh-
ton relative to hie account for attendance
on Alex. Forsyth and family. After die.
cussing the matter it was left over.
13. Gerry palled the attention of the
Council to the difference of 10 feet in
measurements at the angle of the side-
walk at corner of John and Mill streets,
No action as By-law was completed.
Owen Sound Cement Worke$798 41
Sewer Pipe Co 28 00
Moved by J. T. Rose, seconded by Jae.
Fox, that above amounts be paid.—Car-
ried.
The only applioation for Ibe weigh
eoalee was that of W. J. McCracken to
get the town eoalee for 1901 for $190.
Moved by J. T. Rosa; seconded by N. F.
Gerry, that Mr. McCracken's tender be
aooepted.—Carried.
By-law No. 6, 1900, fixing polling
places and Deputy Returning officers was
read three times and passed.
Bylaw No. 7, 1900, dealing with Bide.
walks wae read three times and finally
passed.
Connoil then adjourned.
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hardly walk," writes H. Robinson, Hills-
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scalds, burns, boils, ulcers. Perfect
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At the Cabinet Council meeting it ie
understood that Wednesday, Feb. 6013,
has been fixed ae the date for the meet•
ing of Parliament. Ueaally the legiela.
tore aeeemble on a Thursday, but this
being a new Perliatnent, 11 will be neces'
eery to m 00 a dtty In advance in order
to 01001 a Speaker for the Upper and
Lower floated, 'hie will be done 01.1 Ilio
date mentioned, after which en edjouen-
meet will telco plops tattle following doy,
when Ole Leoellenoy will de'iver the
epeeoh from the throne.
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-An import stook of single and
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Lamp Goods
—Our new and improved linea will
please yon. See them. Priem from
25o. to $5,00.
Spoons and Cutlery
—We are offering Special Bargains
on our Imported Spoons and Cutlery
tbie eeae013. A special line of Oar.
vers at low prices.
Fall and Winter Mitts
—See our lined Horse Hide Milte
at 80o. per pair.
FILES
—Try our 7 inob File at 100,
"Eley Brother's" Loaded Shells
—With Bleak and Smokeless Powder
Cross -out Saws and Axes
--Always a good stook to Choose
from. Saws from $2.50 up ; Axes
from 60o, up.
Cash or Trade for Hideo, Sheep Shine, 01d Metal, Rubber, Rage,
Horse Hair, Copper, Brass, &o.
A.M. McKay &Co.
re
euvuevotomvu
$2,00 SECOND ,EDITION,OIQ
PER i cAR I'18. x
AT FOUR POST CEFIC 11.
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Ln0RNTIALLY A NoWoyAraa.—The Free Prean is n0w. in Ito .fifty first year. It le re.
entially a newspaper for the home °irole. While dietioguished for enterprise,
oare hos been taken from the beginuing of ice career to admit nothing to ice
oolmmne that would offend the moral apnea of eelf•reepeotiug people.
THE MARxET REPonme—Ate full and up-to-date, containing, all the latest Cenadien,
American and English live stock and grain market», with the most op.to•dato
news.
VIeramu0ay Conotrx—A new and special feature, oonduoted by 3. E. Hodgins, V. 0..
Honor Graduate 0. V, 0. Artiolee appear every Saturday dealing with 00 1
°leasee of Veterinary Solenoe ; aleo questionsRomero and aners daily relative 10 All
dieeaeee of animals, &a. Contains valuable home inetruetion for the farmer end
stook owner,
Femmes Naw'o—A complete history of the doings all over the known world in the
latest end up.to•date deepatohee.
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Bali,
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it from doing juetioe to or upholding men of both parties who do right. It is
the organ of the people, irrespective of party, and makes the public) wellbeing
its first consideration,
In toot, the Free Preen to the moat complete and up to.date paper West of Toronto ;
from 8 to 12 pages through the week and 1.6 pages ou Saturday. It is bright and
readable ; news for old and young.
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Read CAIS AlllloullceMelll!
till•
And then if yon require any of the foliowing linea (which you
undoubtedly moat) it will be to your interest to call and see our goods
ae we are in a position to offer you the beet obtainable on the market
at the very lowest possible prices. Here are some of them :-
-Highest Grade British Columbia Salmon at 13a per can.
—Special linea of Blue Ribbon Oeylou Tea at reduced prices.
—Cold Blast Lanterns at 75c.
—Call and see oar Lampe just arrived from Montreal at prices
from 20e to $2-6118 greatest bargains of the day.
Iu our Boot add Shoe Department you will find everything np•to date
and at the. very loweet prioee ever quoted :-
-Ladies' Fine Shoes from 25o up.
—Men's Fine Shoes from 900 to $3.00.
—We have in stook the very latest in lieu's Leather Legginge.
—We also parry a well assorted line of the Celebrated Granby
Rubbers and Overshoes at the very lowest prices.
I 'Bring on your Butter, Egge and Fowl. You will get the beet
value for them you ever received.
W. INNES, Jamestown.
HEATING STOVES
COOK STOVES
RANGES
Do not forget to see our line of Base Burners, with
or without oven. Every stove a double beater and guar-
anteed a perfect baker.
WE INV/TE YOUR INSPECTION.
Meat Cutters, Butter Moulds, Scales, Lan-
terns, Hanging Lamps and Lam
Goods of every description,
Wilton & Turnbull
Powder, Shot, Loaded Shells, Etc.
RG.Ai S XIV
BUGGIES AND WAGONS
—AT—
E wJn & o' B1 g ss ls. Factory
We will sell all Wheeled Rigs for the
balance of this season at Cost
To make room for Cutters and Sleighs as we ore going to handle these in large
quantiiiee this Winter and at elope prioee.
We are building a number of ()titters that will suit our Ouetomere. For mater.
ial and Painting they can't be beaten.
Bob•sleighe 2 in. and 2i in. and Pleasure Sleighs our own make.
Intending pnreh0eore should call and examine our stool, before buying:elsewhere,
and you will be convinced that it will pay yon to buy from
E' TT' ,Q-,. Co.'s Carriage Factory,
J:J �r .. Brussels.
"Reasonable Prices and Straight Dealing" is our Motto.
Thanking our many Customers for their pant patronage we
ash a aontinuanoe of the same,