The Brussels Post, 1888-6-1, Page 5JUNE 1, 1888,
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(u orri(e.
Mr. lilaohlntrn, of F1cshertou, spent
beet Sabbath in Corrie.
Jas. L, motto's, of Ura :'t'rUIa, )i
10)4 a fete flays with hie parents in this
village.
Mrs. Lennox, of Hamilton, he visiting
u 'eon 11 the lith Cril n
with 5111..14 it f 1 .tl 1. f
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Alm.T.McLaughlin, eel.oleo) bet .
u
very seriously ill, is able; to talo a abort
walk again.
lletele1 have hoe'% very pr01'alentamong
the nhildren iii nut 441',1,1413 Ude village
for HOMO time past.
One new barber, 11. 11. Darroch, has
his reams fitted up in city Style and
moue to be doing a rushing business.
Rev. W. Ayers and W. 13. Beam were
away at Atwood on Tuesday and Wed-
noedny attandiug the meeting of the Lis-
towel District of the ,Methodist chnroh.
Rov. ,11r. Wright, tho now English
church minleter, is expeuted to drrivo in
town this week, We believe that peep•
arations are beim; made to welcome Slim
on hie arrival.
S. A. Seaman, lata F',1'.R, agont hare,
has bought tbo jowolry stock of W. IL
Ootrandor and is opening out in that line
in the store lately vacated by J. D. Smith.
We trust that he will moot with the
measure of success he deservos.
A week ago loot Monday Wm. Stinson,
cattle buyer, shipped from here thirty-
six head of cattle which weighed an ag.
gregato of 47,100 the., or average of over
1,300 per head. Wo think that a finer
lot of cattle will net bo often gathered to.
Bother.
Although not in a position to adopt
the Fraser early °losing by-law yet wo
aro plcaeod to see that the 110 10ss men
of Gerrie aro determined to bo in line
with the other towns and villages around
the country and have signed an agree-
ment to close their places of business at
7:30 pan., excepting on Saturday nights.
This 1s as it should bo and wo trust that
the publio will loud their aid to the suo-
easeful carrying out of this movement by
doing their purchasing during the day.
19 earo 1-Yli.
Rev. Mr. Walwin, of Goderiob, occu-
pied the pulpit of the Motbotlist ehuroh
last Sunday. Sermons so logical and
convincing never fail reaohing the heart.
Mr. Bruce, L.D.S., of Listowol ; Rev.
Wm. Smyth, of Stratford ; Mils Erawk-
shaw, of lIarristou, and Dr. McLean, of
Goderich, made brief visits to friends in
Seaforth last week.
Dr. Campbell arrived home last Fri-
day from an extended trip through the
Western States, British Columbia and
Manitoba. Ito appears much improved
in health, a fact which hia many friends
aro pleased to note.
Rev. G. 11. Turk, lata of Atlanta, Ga.,
is spending a few days with Dr. Smith
in town prior to attending District meet-
ing at Goderich on the 31st. The rev.
gentleman is in good health and spirits.
Mrs. Turk accompanied him.
A few months ago if a man were seen
drunk there would be several ready lo
remark, "Thera is Scott Act for you."
What can bo said concerning those who
were staggering around, driving madly in
the evening or lying up for "repairs" on
the lith 7 The Crooks Act, I suppose,
or, more properly, "The voter for repeal
of the Act."
Tho Queen's Birthday was duly cele-
brated in Seaforth lust Thursday. The
lacrosse match between Seaforth and
Olintoo clubs was tho first event and
proved very interesting, but very dis-
astrous to the !attar club, which failed in
scoring, Soaforth consequently being an
easy winner. The horse races drew many
out to the course) in the afternoon. The
ladies wore largely represented through-
out rho crowd—a fact wo thought rather
reflected upon the accredited good sense
and propriety of the fair sex. Tho fol.
lowing is the result :—Open trot, let,
"Florence 0." ; 211d, "Molly 13." ; 3rd,
"Gunllilda." 2:15 trot, 1st, "Bessie N.";
2nd, Goderich snare ; 3rd, "Lady Vin-
cent." Colt race, 1st, Uawkahaw's,
:Exeter ; "nd, Snell's, Exeter ; 3rd, Wil-
liam's, Brussels. The concert in the
evening was very fair and well attended.
Jas. Fax was highly entertaining, while
Mrs, and Miss Sage, by their skillful
manipulation of the glasses, produced
charming music, wbioll had a soothing
effect on all and especially those more or
less fatigued by the exciting scones of the
day.
]3iuev reel e.
Wm. Messer has hada double door
with glass tops mato for his store.
Our school was never in better condi-
on, The average ie 00 this weak.
Mrs. Anderson, of St. Thomas, is
visiting frionde in this neighborhood
at pr08on1,
Mrs, Ilartley la fu Woodstock visiting
her old home, She expects to have a
pleasant time.
Joseph Leeoh will represent the Blue.
vale Methodist nhurob nt tho 0110001
Conforenee next week at Soaforth.
As the time drawe near for Rev. J. S.
and Mrs. Cook to leave, it is being die-
oovnred that they will be greatly missed.
Will 0. Hartley, of Campbollvills,
Halton, stopped horn a day or two on
route to Dotroit. May success attend
his labors.
John Wahnsley, who has been unwell
for a long timo, loft last weak for Chat-
ham to see if ho could obtain anything
which ho would bo able to do. Re has
the best wishes of his many frionde,
Thos. Nixon's "Lucy" won the 2nd
prize ab Kincardine on tho 2111 of May.
Sho would have won 1st but she wont
too fast and broke several times and was
accordingly put 2nd. Time 2:41.
MiesAnnie) Jackson arrived home
safely from Detroit one day lately. She
seems to have fancied Michigan, but not
so notch that she forgot olcl friends and
1plaeos. Ib is to be hoped olio will enjoy
Herself.
Mrs. Pcarie, wife of our now shoe-
maker, still lies in a dangerous state.
Doctors seem to bo of little nae fu the
caro, but hope is not yot dead and find
weather may caro what is beyond tho
power of man.
Tho making of drunkards 18 again
becoming fashionable and night 431 made
hfdenne with their blasphemy, 'Tho 24th
will long bo remembered by thoso who
wont to Wfngha n, Thoth wore more
men drunk on rho streets than there wore
in 1110 Hiroo Scott Act yams put to'5 .t
gather. "Woo tutu him that pultoth
the bottle to leis neighbor's lips." Lot 1
antis narltthis dotbn. s
THE BRUSSELS POST
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Frank 1'altersun iv able to be around
again and 1.'P1,9,1110.1111111 10 health amt
911,1 1 t I.
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Rev. A. 1'.Hart v ;remelted his firs
sermon in his seventh year 1111 pn^.tor c
131 111.11110 11114 11111111'), A full elturcl
1i510ned testis remarks 408ed 011 Ifobrew
5th chap., let and 2111 venue.
All the thud erns:, scholrers of Illuevale
pttbli0 echoed aro lamghi0)4 over the loot
Production 0.. "r Sit, our
1t lutit,n the 1,•a:.s,IRf Iholgot. 1 1
1 f Is t .,
Budget ! '1114 10 1 hot]] 1110 8011111.8 wts11
to scorn they 11181 make lie. jest btu.
*mine a "third" 11111 0 mall of 1 "third"
elites paper wham; r t') 1.1.11,(33)0 hie de.
preidatenl ',of our Rsteh .11, lMr. Plromp-
son, es a 100011(31' and a friend." "We
never heard of a more unprofessional or
despicable ant, for '3)1'. Jenitine' himself
got it up and pnblisl,ci1.''
As the public Wore informed by the
kindness of others that Mr. Patterson
and Mr. Thompson were to have a
"opluttoration," yam' correspondent Wena
to a great deal of trouble and ;merit con-
siderable time that your roeule'a slight
bo informed of the result. By reeploet,
however, wo suppress all evidence. Suf.
fico 11 to say that everything was
amicably settled and though many tried
to blow it into fire all went off in smoke.
A'lr. T. and Mr. P, are w01) satisfied with
the result. Other complaints will have
to be sought against Mr. 'Thompson be-
fore anytlliug can bo done.
Mrs. Doi;) is gettingsninewhat strong-
er.
There o lt'ets large
Anumber it n e
I 1 1 Ott 1,l!
ewe at I he Commit meeting tie and Court
of Revision last 1'rielay
A great meaty (Made trees have been
a j (10111ed 111 our eillego Ude ypri ng. Phis
1 in 0 gond move and inieroreo the 11ppear.
r 111111) of the place,.
.1 number of onr re1idenli hav0 re.
)1111,3 n
i 1 from 1184•(3 recently, J. T. Cook
and fnnlil3' "loved to ]irusools ; Aix.
1511 1111 Anil family 1 1111 moved n '
a Y l t (barrio, ,
r and
Y
1 I ',Tompkins end J 1 1 1, 1,+t a l l featly ,1,111 George
R
,lair 1,v, ,
n i u 411E
family have galla to liens.
is
1 h, Clinton New 14ra says :---The Bev.
1. 'I'. Leper, of Ethel, formerly of Clin-
ton, has 1118 110111 in 1118 pn8tol'al 111111031
111 1110 01111110 CI a bouncing hey, w11ieh
was born In the county town on Monday.
If 1. wee in town on 1Verinesday, and had
a face as broad 110 a barn door.
The animal meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday 13011001 "gas held fti tb0 01111(11]
'1'ueeday evening of last weak. A. W.
Pamthltker was 01001011 Superintendent
for tho ensiling year ; Henry Wamter
way re-elected See. Treas. and Jim. itl,ex-
well and Alex. Robertson were re.electocl
as librarians.
111fot-Pira.
Wm. Jowitt is busily engaged at raie-
ing his barn.
liobt. Nichol has a field of fall wheat
that ranks second to sono in this locality.
Ono of our farmers has had to plow it)'
23 acres of fall wheat mud, sow other
grain. This is tough look.
Rev. Robert Thyno, of the Presbyterian
ohnroh, fort Dover, has accepted a call
from the congregation of Markham
church
15 Rumor says that the boy, John ]lston,
whom 11. Nichol took for a term from the
Boy's home, Stratford, and who last
winter left him and went to W. Barrie's
and wee thence removed to Blenheim
township, has rant away from there.
birs. Oasemor0, 2nd ooncession, had a
very sad misfortune last Friday in Wing.
ham. Ilea. eon was driving. The mu -
mal was a fiery five-year-old. Suddenly
it shied, upset the rig and Mrs' C. was
thrown heavily to the ground. Both
arms wore broken and her face much die.
figured. Mrs. 0. was at once planed
under medical oars and with proper at.
tention m ty possibly get well, but it is a
hard shook for tho old lady who is over
75 yearn of age.
Omr.Ctiar.—We were up early and
very busy the last few days. It is potato
time. Some people think it right to put
potatoes in with the plow belt pa consid-
ers that a lazy Canadian way and says
they never did it when be was a boy. So
after breakfast 110 told ma that if Boll
would work hard and get in tho potatoes
she might go and "sea" tho 24111. I was
very 1n0011 pleased at this as I have a
now That. It has six corners and is
trimmed in tho most tasty manner, not
covered all up with ribbons and dead
birds and dried feathers and wax flowers
but simply with a piece of white muslin.
I asked Bob how far apart the drills
should be and 110 said as far as I 000ld
step. I found nut if T. took a run I could
stop further so I acted accordingly, Pa
Dame, along and said I should bo able to
stand in ono hill and hoo out tho next
bat I explained to him that the hoe
handle was too short. He went to tell
Bob on me and Bob began "You little
dear, you sweetest of angels, what a dunk
of a potato planter she is, sc." 1 ant
certain when Bob gots a woman if ho is
not good to her it will be her own fault,
all she has to do is make him mad. Be-
ing loft alone to my own meditations I
began studying tho performances of a
fish worm and so intent was I that I did
not hoar a v0ioo 4111 tho owner was close
beside me. Mr. Mooney 1 you did fright -
on mo so. Yon know, I suppose, Mr,
Mooney is our Reeve and a temporauos
man. I was glad to silo him and was
glad to hear that the enemies of the
cause gain nothing from him. Ila hood
till I got rested and told mo all about his
dissatisfaction couceruingpapers opposed
to Temperance. The potatoes were
planted and tho 24th looked bright and
fair. After gutting ready Bob did not
come up so I went after him. Bob was
trying to got Bose to go into the shafts
and Bess was determined to go in the
other way. At last 1110 got her in the
shafts and ')torted. We went by Blue.
vale and truly it is terrible to see men
sitting 01) their door -steps armed to the
teeth ready at any moment to poan00 on
each other and wipe them out of exist-
ence. We got safely through, however,
and worn well on the road to Wingham
before I spoke. \gingham is about four
miles further along the boundary. The
day was very warm and Bob grunted
considerable. Tho games woro very in-
teresting. I never know how very funny
it really wa8 before to see a plan kick up
his bels in the air and see how far bo
could resist the power of gravity'. Row
we all shouted when a boy took a ball
and throw it at another boy alvei a boy
that was standing between them when
he saw the ball, struck at it with a round
stiok and it too. It was Inn and then
they all ran and howled "homo," "hare I"
"Ms way," "why don't you throw it t"
intermingled with some happy expres-
sions. Then another follow wont pound-
ing his friend and to sea all the boys ren,
why even Bob was amosod and said
it was neatly as good as Rover
(that's his new dog) shaking the snake,
She next vary interesting feature was a
lot of wagons with certain tr0de0mon
looking very unfomEorbable, How We
did shout. There was one partiotrlar
pleas more handy then the rest Boeing
everyone tried to got there so did I. Tho
most paying speculation was the drunk.
en men. The tavern -keepers must have
had both pookot0 full, Now oontont they
would fool to know that all the blame did
not rust on bitoln and that it was the
fault of the people. Their hearts would
rico to the groat "Nothing," nobody, no -
whore, god of the infidels end they would
chuckle with delight while their fiondis11
erica would but rollout Ilio glorious colo.
bratiel field in holt over the disgrace
heaped upon our 001101y.
Yours leafy, Bran.
03)023 sad.
Farmers aro ail through 00011ieg in this
locality.
Mr. and 11lrs. Petal wore calling on their j
nary; friends last wook,
Jolts' 1V. 0110 1001 has sold ]lis 11ota1
o J. 13urten, of Burlin, Ito takes pos-
0001011 on tllc 1st of Jnne.
Grey.
\vho 1888 1110 Moan sneak -thief who
stole a bindle of wire off a milk stand one
night last week.
11'Irs. 1Vm. Bishop was called to Ham-
ilton on Tuesday of last week to at tend
the funeral of her sister.
Walter Yuill intends moving his barn
to the east side of the hanse and will have
stone stabling built underneath.
Mime Aticenheacl and Sallow') and lir.
Snllows, of Goderich, spent a couple of
days of last tveolc al James McDougall's.
Last Monday Angus Lamont had two
toes on his left font amputated from the
effects of injuries received a few weeks
ago in a runaway aooident. It is to bo
hoped no farther amputation will be neo-
ossary.
Russell I3iahop farad bettor than ho
oxpeoted &this reacul examination at tho
Agricultural Collage, Guelph, as ho took
honors in all the subrects on which he
wrote. Mr. Bishop is doing well and
prnmisos to take n place in the front rank.
Donald McDonald mot with an acci-
dent on Monday that night have resulted
vary seriously, as it wee ho unstained a
dislocation of his left shoulder and a
bruised hand. Re was driving on the
4th hue of Morris and when near the
railway crossing opposite James Duncan's
be 011ty the morning train approaching(.
I -to attempted to cross ahoad of the train
but the horses took fright, ditched the
buggy and threw the driver 'against the
fence with the above result. The buggy
was badly smashed. Tho horses ran
away but were caught by Arthur Fling -
sten who drove Mr. McDonald to Brus-
sels where his injuries were attended to.
Pro-NIC.—A pi0.nic, nutlet the auspices
of Roe's church Sunday Sohool was hold
last Thursday afternoon in Angus Shaw's
grove. It being a delightful day a fairly
large gathering of tho yuung and old
turned out. After all had parteken heart-
ily of the good things provided by the
ladies of the congregation, the following
interesting program was gone through
with :—Music by the choir ; reading, "An
Irish Lotter," Robb. Docket ; recitation,
"Josihar," Natio Smith; singing, by the
ollildron ; recitation, "Tho farm boy,"
Jas. Pearson ; dialogue, "Order," Alice
Shaw and Mary Bell; mnsle by the choir;
reading, "Jamin Butler and the Owl,"
Bobt. Docket ; dialogue, "John Fitts1i0
and Peter Quiet," Josiah Molloy and
Josoph slum; music by the choir ; read-
ing, "An idol well employed," by hlary
Shriggiy ; reading, "No Grumbling,"
Alice Shaw ; musio by the choir: ; addross,
B. Gerry ; "Gott Savo the Queen," by
company. The proceeds amounted to
5610.60, to be applied to 1110 Sabbath
Sohool.
iL ')towel.
Tho bakers have put breed up to 12
Dente a loaf.
Three hundred and sixty dollars has
been expanded by the Board of Works
this year.
A brand now pipe organ will be put in
the Presbyterian 011ureh as soon as the
building is completed.
L. Bolton, P.L.S., has been making a
survey along the Maitland north of Big -
malefic street, for the proposed reservoir,
etc.
Mayor Bricker, Reeve Campbell, J. 0.
May and 3. W. Scott were delegated to
attend the railway meeting in 331nssels
on Friday afternoon.
The Baptist congregation in this town
are taking stops towards the erection of a
new (Murata. The site will probably be
in the neighborhood of the olcl o11nrc11.
I3arriston crioketere played 11oce on
Monday of last week. Tho score was 78
to 50 in favor of the home eleven in a one
innings match. Morphy Made 45• very
neatly for Listowel. Ooyno scored 21
and nut out and Bris11ln 18 for the visit-
ors.
Qnrrx's Btarnn,r.—After a game of
cricket between the first eleven and
twenty-two others had been played and
won by the former, tho snore boiug 27 to
22, the crowd assembled at the rano
course. Tho Banner gives the following
report: Thero was soma good racing on
the course, the open run being speoially
exalting. Tho first on deck was the throe
minute trot, purse 050, which took four
heuts t0 311,11(3 Alla WW1 Wein by .f. Stouts'
1010 , 11411 with (,ten Wilson's 1 brei It
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second f111,1 illBete8,11(113.1111l,' tb third
plana Time 2 The farmers' run
followed putter 310 in t lu h there lute
tour entries. First st pinnn w11 (MIA Urea
by Ed. Reit1110's'Popsy 13., remind by H.
Powlny's Myrtle end third hp John
I
O'Grady's'1"yroue. le the fo.rue•rs'trot,
pet'.,., 100, 11d. Staff ,r,1's (]ray Tom
proved too steady a g r t• for the balance
of the field and 1043 n , r endo in winning
Bari heat, w' I .I alv e. Ban
1 1 11 with I. l I v, Bay I,
Rete ! , M
ui 1 11114 W. J. Misire's s 1 nd v 1 , 1,1•
third. 'num 3:00. '11,. ut of th m}•
waft the open run, 11,110.01i1, l .a ( pulse
340. 1111130 first heat there was Home
little trouble about the shirting, some of
the riders apparently 11,4 knowing that
it WAR a go, Kidd Bros.' Princess 11. and l
J. Northgravo's John L. made a very j
pretty neck and meek rice until near the
quarter -mile post, where Iso 1'rinecss ,
(drew away ahead nal 1111191.11 an cagy
winner. Shelled her pilaw to earn, low -
ever, in the 4301)011 heat as Ed. itottzel's I
Topsy 13. got an even start., and though
the three hereof; ]sept well together, ;
Topsy passed under 1110 wire first. A
good start was made for the third heat j
and it was anybody'8 rico till the end.
The Princess, however, proved her pluck 1111,;1 r '
by staying at the front, thus winning the
race, with Topsy second and 111111 11. ' to ti
third. In the 300 -yard farmers' foot
race there were five entries, of whom A.
Stove finished 151, John Broughton,
and T. ltothwoll, lied. In °lass, boys 1
Untie}' 12, there w01'0 0 lilt of carter.
And. Terry was winner, Willie ]less, 2nd, ,
and J. Bamford, 3rd. Tho day's cele-
bration was ended by an amateur minstrel
show in the Lillian Opertt house, got up 1
by the cricket club. The building was 1
completely filled with an appreciative,
good.humored audience. The receipts of
the evening amounted to 3127.
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All Jews, excepting morohants of the
first guild, have been ordered to quit
Mascow within a fortnight. Over 200
expelled Jaws have passed through Cra-
cow en route to America.
Pumps - Pules - Pumps
The old reliable Pump Works of Brus-
sels still to tho front and rushing bu i.
nese right along.
DESA WELL AND CISTERN PIAUI
always on hand with all the latest im-
provements and guaranteed to
GIVE SATISFACTION.
I am prepared to take contracts for
THE MIGHTY
a1A,MMTH ENROLS!
Universally proclaimed by the Press and Public to be the Greatest and Grandest
Conglomeration of Startling and Attractive \Vonlera ever exhibited tinder canvas.
10 ---BIG SHOWS IN ONE ---10
DiJr irae TT)'ells or' Cisterns (it, The Grand
9 1 I at 10 a. m.
Reasonable Rates.
Speoial Attention given to Repairing,
As I use only the best material, super-
vise all the work and sell at moderato
prices I know it will be to the advantage
of the public to deal with mo.
J. PELTOX,
Pnovmrron.
Shop opposite P. Scott's blacksmith
shop, Mill street, Brussels.
WHOXETEH WOOLEN .: @x16
A. L. Gibson wants 60,000 lbs, of good
clean FLEECE WOOL for which be will
pay 1110 B1GHIIsr Mealcrr Peron IN Cesu
or trade at the Wroxeter Woolen Mills.
An Immerse stock of splendid Tweeds,
Flannels, Shirtings, Druggists, Blank -
eta, Sheeting and Yarns of kis own
make (all guaranteed to wear) and groat
variety in Fine Tweeds, Flannels, Over -
coatings, etc..
CUSTO)I SPINN0NG AND CARDING BONE.
at reasonable figures and good work guar-
anteed. We are bound to maintain our
reputation by satisfactory work and
square dealing.
05100 TWEEDS 115055 YEAR ARE GREAT.
' :.'. I IL COMP P 'ITZ iQrrV
Prizes for (1) Bost Fleece Long Wool ;
(2) Best Fleeoe Fine Wool ; (3) I-Ieaviest
Fleece (cleanness considered.)
—COMIPETITION—
o—PR1F—o
TO -:. ALL -:. CUSTOMERS.
We want your Wool and you want our
goods and our money, so conte and
000 110.
L. GIBSONNV',
47.4w Wroxeter 'Woolen 355115.
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Starling Machina Oil is daily becoming more widely and favorably known. Those
who try 1t eontiu00 to use it. No other Oil is more suitable for general use. It is
well adapted for all
Mill Machinery,
Roaporsl Mowers
and , Threshers !
Ask Your
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for it,
Free Street Parade takes place
CHEAP P EXCURSldf RATES ON ALI RAILROADS,
Ono Ticket Admits to all Advertised Showa.
as OniaN"-X7015-
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THE OPPO m 'mO 41 STORE.
We aro about the only opposition iu Brussels th the 7 o'clock
closing law. We want to accommodate our friends in the country
who, during the busy season, often coma in at night when their
day's work is over.
Op
osition in Prices.
Housekeepers will bo glad that sugar all through the preserving
season will be sold at rock bottom Prices.
15 Lbs. Good 6ugar for $1.
Are You Making Soap ?
15 LBS. WASHING SODA ONLY 250.
Tho Toronto Grocery will "lIaw to the Lino let the Chips (tall
where they may."
Those Canned Vegetables, 2 for 25o., aro going very fast.
ar. 'X TIE^ I
Wo aro going to make a big effort in Tea. Wo have hada largo
number of samples submitted to us and wo have selected a Tea
that for price and drawing qualities will beat everything that has
over boon offered in Brussels. 'filo price will bo about 25c. Wo
have a Tea Dust that we sell at 10c. per lb.
Our neighbors will not let us sell after 7 o'clock p. m. but they
cannot prevent us selling cheap.
WE PAS. CASH FOR. EGGS.
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