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THE BRUSSELS EOtST OCT. 1 1903
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NEW STATIONERY
When your supply of Stationery needs re-
plenishing ask to see OUT finer Writing Papers
in Dimity and Crepe de velours.
DIMITY
is a Fashionable Writing Paper of very excellent
quality and we have itin the popular shades, in-
cluding White, Heliotrope, Pearl, Dove, Grey.
Twenty-four sheets of this with the same number.
of Envelopes to match, we sell for 25o.
F. B. SMITH
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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
CRAM TRUNK RAILWAY.
90nTIIB$N 71XTBNei0N W. 0. & n,
Thins Woe Brnseele Station, North
and South, as follows ;
Gorge SoIITa coda Nowa.
Mall 7:1e a.m 1 Mixed 10:00 arm
Mixed.. ...... .x0'OB,a.m I Mali »1:17 p.m
3exprese...... 2:913 p.m Express 8:17 p.m
rag gebas
A ohiel'e amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith*he'l1 prent f s.
()MBAR.
LIGHT frosts.
MILLINERY openings.
SEND Tab Pon to absent friends.
Scaooc. BOARD Friday evening of next
week.
Beuseare Council will meet next Mon.
day evening.
Aeexooncxs between Trustees and
teacher for sale at Tab Pose,
SEVERAL Bruseelitee took in Seaforth
end Wingham Fall Beira last Friday.
Ir you never laugh don't go to the Fall
Fair Concert Friday evening of this
week.
W. H, McORAcxoo took 85 prizes at
Seatortb Fall Fair last week and 40 at
Listowel this week.
GET your seat reserved for the Concert
Friday evening. The plan is filling up
quickly. Oall at Fox's drug store.
Sottom teachers are reminded that the
County of Huron Promotion examinations
will be bald on Oet. 22nd and 23rd.
"KeOLAN," the speedy stallion owned by
Soott & Warwick, Brueeels, won the
free-for.all race at Wingham Fair last
Friday,
Twine. -A meeting of the Lawn Tennia
Olub;will be bald in the offiae of ,jamas.
Fox, Saturday next at 8 p. m.
A. E. Mumma, Seo.-Treae.
AN enjoyable luncheon was given by
Mre. Leckie on Tuesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. P. D. McKinnon and Mrs.
J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, who nre re-
newing old friendships in Brnesele.
AT the Concert Friday evening the re-
served seat ticket boldedwill be admitted -
to the Hell by the Bide entranoe and will
thereby escape the arneh of last year at
the main entrance. Get your tickets
early.
Tab Band will furnish a program at.
the Agricultural Pavilion Tburedoy even -
ice of the Fair from 8 to 10 o'clock. Ad•
mission only 10 Dents, Building lighted
with electricity. Go and see the fine
display at your leieure.
TEE Caber Carriage Works have over
150 cutters on the way to completion and
the trimmer is expeoted to gat to work
nest week. In the coarse of next month
the staff will be turned on to next sea.
son's buggy output. The firm has a rap-
idly growing trade whish will no doubt
mean the increase of employees to keep
pace with orders. This ie good news.
TEE Pun was presented with a sample
of two peaches by Mies Mina McRae, of
Oranbrook, ae evidence of the ability to
grow this highly prized fruit in the manse
plat at Cranbrook. They gathered two
buckets thiebeieg the first year of bearing.
The old theory that peaches could not
be grown in Htirou County will have to
be abandoned.
Tan Wingham Advance says:- "Bar.
rioter Blair intends removing from Brae -
.eels to Goderioh and will become a
member at the law firm of Proudfoot &
Maya. His business in Brussels will be
token in charge by A. McDonald of God
erioh. Rumor in Wingham eaith that
Mr. Blair has hie polittoal eye open for
the domination in West Huron for the
Ontario Legielature;" The Wingham
earner will be news to Mr. Blair,
G, T. R. SHIPMENxe.-The following
were ehipped from the Grand Trunk,
Brussels, tine week :-2 oars Balt, by the
Salt Works • oar of one and oar of bay
by Alf, Baeker ; oar cattle by A. C.
Dames ; oar hogs by Geo. Best ; oar
apples' to Moutreal for export and another
car of apples to Strathoona, Man., by
ROD. Thomson. Inward there were 10
oars coal for the Salt Works ; 2 care of
cement for MoKay & Co. ; and a ear of
lumber for P. Ament,
WAS IT BunoLane 7 -Tuesday morning
when H. L. Jaokeon, jeweller, reached
hie store he found outside the baok door
a sledge hammer, iron bar, coat, bottle o1
whiekey, a razor, a cartridge and other
things, apparently the kit of an amateur
burglar. A mark was made on the door
where the bar was supposed to have been
used. Why the party deoamped without
gainingedmittanoe is not known. Sever-
al parties on Turnberry street were
awakened by the up roar kioked
up by house doge and aome•
body rapped for admittance et Mre.
Fletaber'ajewellery store. De, McNaugh.
ton was driving into town about 4 a. m.
and eaw two nnknowe parties in the dusk
on the street. Borne say it was a practical
joke eomebody was playing. If BO it is
trifling with a very aerioue matter and
the joker rims too big a Mak to make it
very funny. A load of buekabot in the
anterior department of a night prowler
would not be a condition of affairs likely
to prove a very bounty laugh, on tate part
of the fellow with the lead at any rate.
Trainee ebonld not be harbored by any.
body and the ant1oritie8 did right last
Monday in giving a pig,iog hie Walking
,papers In double'quiok order,
EAST HDRON Fall Fair wi)1 be open to
the public at 10 a, m. on Friday, the 2nd
day of the Fair.
BRueeM/ATnM always listened with pleat'•
nre to A. N. Large. He will sing at the
Fall Fair Canoed.
DON'T forget the Millinery Opening.
The displays are elegant, fashionable and
equal if not superior to those of the peat,'
Tas Elders of Melville Ohuroh and
their ladies were eeterained et the manes
by Rev. and Mrs. Rose on Tuesday even-
ing.
SPECIAL police ehoald be put on guard
Friday night to keep a wateh on any via
inn whose oaonpationis open to gave.
tion. We is often a harvest time for
light fingered gentry.
MONDAY afternoon Philip MoGrath.
plead guilty to a charge of attempting to
buy liquor after bone in Walton, laid by
Inepeceor Milier, and was fined 12.00 and
omits, amounting to 810.00 in all, before
Magistrates Leckie and Kerr.
GBo. COLVIN was enquiring about law
for the youths who deliberately broke
two panes of glass at his residence with a
stone last Saturday night. This is a very
dangerona triok to play as it is on the
road to Kingston via Goderieb jet).
Tag delivery of apples et Brussels
Apple Evaporating factory some days
rune up toward 300 buehele. They have
21 bands about 160 bushels of fruit is
handled each day, which means that a
lively hustle is kept up to keep that gait.
Tneeday of this week Johni Donaldson,
harueee maker, left for a month's trip to
Manitoba and the Northwest. He will
oombine.business and pleasure as he has
quite a trade eetabliehed in the West.
Mr, Donaldeon has a number of relatives
out there.
Oharlee Jaakeon, whose headquarters
are in Winnipeg, was a visitor in town
for a day or two last week. He appears
to stead the toil of hie position all Hetet
and can still make the eoales tremble
around the 240 pound mark. He bee a
wide circle of old friends here.
Tose»n R. K. and Mre. Roes attended -
tbe funeral of the late Mrs. Burt, of
Listowel, 'who was killed in a runaway
aooident. The ladies were cousins. Mr.
Bert is not bot of danger yet from the
injuries he sustained but we hope he will
Boon be ioevalesoent.
FIIRNIToan FOR So.' -The ander•
signed offers for sale the following bonne
hold effects -tu be Bold privately :-2 bed-
room suites ; 1 organ ; firet•oleee wood
heating stove and 1 sewing maohine.
Will be sold at a bargain. Apply at ouoe
to MRs, JNo. GnxwAR, Brunets.
A Magistrates' Court was held Monday
forenoon before J. Laokie and W. H.
Kerr. A young man named Tremaioe
wee netting for 318.00 from A, Tennant,
Ord Aon„ Grey, for wages. The case
was dismissed, Lawyers Blair, of Brne•
este, and Blewett, of Listowel, represented
the respective sides.
J. & A, °ORMIE, of Seaforth, e00055eors
to Addrew Currie in the butchering busi-
ness in Brussels, took charge of the shop
on Monday. The former has moved into
what is known ae the W. R. Wilson pro -
party, Mill street, and A. Carrie will
move hie honse•hold eff-ate to town
shortly. He is the Bailiff of Seaforth
Court and may have to make a few visite
bask there. We welcome the new firm
to Brussels and expect they will do well
bete.
Olen CALL.-Tneeday evening F. H.
Gilroy, teller in the Metropolitan Bank,
Brussels, was cleaning a revolver in the
store of Mre. Fletcher when by some
means, notwithal great preoaation was
W0.8 taken, one cartridge in the firearm
exploded sending the leaden rebate into
his left leg below the knee causing a
rather nasty flesh wound. The ballet
made ire way through the front of a
drawer in the store where it wan die-
onveted, A physician was called and the
wound was cauterized and dressed and
Mr. Gilroy is able to get about with a
Might limp and is r 381101og the oongrot.
ulations of his many frieade over hie
escape from more anions Mary any good
wishes for a complete recovery from the
damage initiated.
MATRIMONIAL. -At high noon on Tues.
day of tate week a matrimonial alliance
was consummated al the home of Riobard
and Mrs. Daily, of Trowbridge, when
Jobn Milhaneea,the genial Grand Trunk
Agent, at Brussels, and Miee Priscilla,
eldest daughter of Mr, and Mre, Daily,
joined band and heart for life, Rev, A.
C. Tiffin, of Trowbridge, performed the
marriage oeremony with neatness and
dispatob, the principal( taking their
places during the rendering of the Wed-
ding March by Miss Phillipa. The bride
end poem were unattended and the
wedding company consisted of the
immediate relatives. A very becoming
travelling oostame of blue basket eloth,
with white silk blouse trimmed with
applfgee and hat to match wan word by
the bride, who looked worthy of the
admiration of any bridegroom, Altet
theexpreseion of many hearty wishes,
and the diepoaal of a well prepared ]nnoh-
eon prepared in the best style of the
beaten. Mr. and Mre. Milhaneen took
the 4 pan, train at Lietowel for a wadd-
ingtour to Gdelph, Hamilton, Niagara,
Pentland otline pointe and will return
to take up reeidenoe on Princess street,
Bennie, in two weeks The Wedding
gifts beepoe the popularity Of the bride
who tools an active part in the choir and
Epworth Leageo of the Methodist Chetah
at Trowbridge and will be greatly minced.
Mr. Milhansed, who has been a resident
of Brbeeelr for the past eight months and
hie bride will bo ttestiny welcomed pa
THE
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OPOLI 'A l BANK Stand,ard.�I ank lof CanaaRICHT
ASSET'S --OVER THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
CAPITAL -Paid ftp
11,000,000
RESERVE FUND • • $1,000,000
Directed
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HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W. 0, 11038 - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
vaei3"1dlya'&$ 'Una' i/ ddt`r',$'armlaV2'
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all Sams of 31 and upwards
G. F. BLAIR, Solicitor, A. E. MELLISH, Manager,
residents of town and will start their
voyage on the matrimonial sea with the
hearty congratulations of our oitizene with
whom Mr. Milhauaen is deservedly pope•
bar. Tem Pose throws an editorial Blip•
per after the happy twain.
Business Locals.
Go to Brewer's for photos Fair Day.
Two or three good farms for sale, Ap.
ply at Ten POST.
Seer at Leatberdale'e North window
and see those Jitney obaire.
8 on 4 girls more wanted at Brueeele
Evaporator, at once. 5. CuNNINGu&ir,
Gem your photo taken on Fair day at
Brewer's.
Hesesonts walnut sideboard for sale at
great redaotion. Apply to Mee, W. M,
SINaLaia, Brussels,
Juni received a full assortment of Lis-
towel yarns, all colors, 2 or 8 ply also
mitt yarns. Knitting done to 'order..
MRs, EIRE.
CEMENT. -We stook the highest grade
of Cement made, Price gnaiauteed,
Orders pined now will receive beet at.
teation. A, M. Mollie, Brussels.
ELIOmnE village lot, adjoining the
reeidenoe of John MoOrae, Tnrnherry
etreet, Brussels, for sale. Por particulars
as to prioe and terms apply to- 5. D.
RONALD, Brussels.
SECOND HAND BUGGIES.- Ten firet•
class second band buggies to be sold
cheap. They have been painted ani are
fixed op in good style and are about se
good ae new. See them. D. Ewen & Go„
Brussels.
WANTED, -Turkeys and Fowl of all
kinds. Why sell only the large turkeys
for 6 or 7o alive 7 Ont market price will
be 10 to 120 undrawn. Fresh tub But-
ter 16o ; Egee 130 ; dried Apples 6o.
Geo. E. Knee, Wingham.
POULTRY -R. Thomson is offering 7
dente per pound, live weight, for any
number of Turkeys oontreoted for within
next two weeks. If any advance ou live
turkeys, will pay the difference, I will
also bay chickens, fowl, ducks, and geese,
all for delivery last of November, For
further particulars see. R, Tsontsot,
Brussels.
People We Know.
Mise Lizzie Rose is visiting at Kinoar•
dine.
Mies Hogg was visiting relatives in
Wingham.
T. Sample and W. Daman spent San.
day in Clinton,
0. P. Smith was on the eiok list with
pleurisy Iaet week,
Mies May Rinke is visiting with friends
in Brasoele this week.
Mies Aileen Suitt enjoyed a holiday
with Wingham friends.
8. and Mre. Garter spent a few days
with friende in Goderioh.
Mrs. R. N. Barrett, of Wingbare, was
a visitor in town this week.
Jno, F. Meares is away to the Old
Country on a bneineee trip.
Geo. 0. Cook and wife, of Clinton, are
visiting with Mrs, Sao. Pugh.
Hugh Williams was °baking bends with
old friends in Brueeele last Monday,
Mrs, George Crooks was visiting her
daughter, Mre. R. W, Matheson, at Look.
now.
Master Earnest Plum, who was under
the doctor's care last week, is able to be
about again.
Minn Mary Beale, Lizzie Downing
and Mabel Hayoroft 55000 Sunday with
Clinton friends.
Mrs. F. S. Soott is home from a visit
with relatives at Ingersoll, Woodstock,
and othet points.
Geo. Shiels is not enjoying ne vigorous
health ae he was during the Summer but
we hope be will pick np again.
Mrs. A, Strachan was ma the Mak list
with an attack of (piny but le much
improved we are pleased to state.
Mica Carrie Milhaneen attended the
marriage of her brother John to Mise
Daily, at Trowbridge, on Tuesday.
Mrs, J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, who ie
visiting here, and Mre. W, H Kerr, spent
a few days in Kincardine with relatives,
Mrs. Larmonr, of Buffalo, N. Y., was
visiting her sant, Mrs. Jane Hall, Alex.
ander street, Brueseis, for a few days last
week,
Miss Eva Cooper had the misfortune of
falling one day last week, hutting her
knee very badly and has been under the
doctor's care einoe.
Mies Allis Bennett was on the sink list
with an abeoose arising from her teeth.
We are phoned to nate that she is ins -
proving nicely now.
David Moore left on Toeoday for Win.
nipeg, We wish him moan in the
Western metropolis. He will do well
there we have no doubt,
Mre, Barbara Straohan ie bunk to town'
and is melting her home at the reeidenoe
of George and Mrs. Rogers, Frederick
street, We welcome her,
Melvin Bannon left town last week
for Preston Where he will take up the
machinist's trade. Hie young friends
are Body to pert with him but wish him
prosperity.
D. Kneobtel, President of the Hanover
Cement works, was in town on Wednee•
day, A. M. McKay & 00., of town have
the fifth oar Of cement ter this season
from dais firth.
We are Beery to hear that Miee Lao,
the 16 year old daughter of George and
Mrs. Colvin, Brueseis South, le in very
poor health. She bee been ailing triune
April of 1902 and is now donbned to bed,
3uffOriag town doolint.
Fred. Wilson, formerly of Brussels, is
new the owner of a enooeseful drug
business in Chicago. He is a son of
Mrs, James Wilson, Elizabeth street, and
his old friends here will be well pleased
to learn of his continued prosperity.
Clyde Reid, of Winfield, Kansas,
nephew to Mre, (Dr.) Mallooghton, of
Brussels, who wee among the wounded
in the fnsilade by a madman of the
street, bindle now able to he about having
been in the hospital eines the ebooting.
The C. P. R. bas placed an order for
almost a million dollars' worth of oars at
its Hoobelaga shops.
The Standard Paint and Varnieb Oom•
pauy have decided to build a forty thous-
and dollar briok faotory in Windsor.
Oonetruotion will begin next month.
Oliver Rjohardson, who killed Edward
Matthews, a oolored farmer of Oolobester
South on Joly 10th last, was sentenced
to fifteen years in Kingston penitentiary
for manslaughter, by Sir John Boyd.
The orime for which Riohardeon was
tried was the result of a three years
family fend between the Richardsons
and Matthews', who occupied adjoining
fermi; and who had repeated trouble
over the matter of line fauns.
130RN.
Boas. -In Kiooardine, on Sept. 20, to Mr.
and Mre. liobt. Ross, formerly of
Brunets, a son.
M.A.RRS=D.
MILHA00BN-DAILY.-At the reeidenoe of
the bride's parents, Trowbridge, on
Sept. 29, by Rev. A. O. Tiffin, Mr.
John Milhaneen, G. T. R. agent at
Brnseele, to Miss Priscilla, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mre. Riobard
Daily, of Trowbridge.
assn.
HAsxre.-In Howiok, on Monday, Sept.
28th, Jane Sanderson, relict of the
late Wen. Hanle sr., aged 81 years, 7
months,
JAoxr.oN.-In Howink, on Sept. 80, Thos.
Jacklin, aged 75 years, 8 months and
29 days.
MOAnenn.-At Monteith, Manitoba, on
Sept, 1.1, Alioe Weidenhemer, belov•
ed wife of Wm. MoArter, jr., aged 22
years.
030ai t7'S003I,S a6•A.Mit=08,10M,
Fall Wheat 73 74
Barley 37 40
Peas 60 55
Oats "OS 27 28
Butter, tube and rolls .. 18 14
Ego per open 13
d
°14
.,p
Flour per owt. 4 00 5 00
Potatoes (per bus.) 50 50
Apples (per bag) 1 00 1 00
Hay per tin 5 00 6 00
Salt per bb]., retail 1 00 70
Hogs, Live 6 30 5 40
Wool 15 16
Hides trimmed 6 6i,
Hides rough 5 5
Lamb skins each 26 30
Sheep skins, ditch 26 25
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810011AY, OCT, 5. -Farm stook, imple•
meets, &o. Lot 7, Con. 14, Grey. Sale,
unreserved, at 1 o'olook. James , Mo.
Donald, Prop, Thomee Brown, Ano,
TroSDAY, OoT. 6. -Farm stook, im.
plements, &o. 5 * Lot 18, Coo. 8, Morris.
Sale, unreserved, al 1.30 o'elook. Jno,
Budd, Prop. Rebt. Gerness, Ano,
FRIDAY, Oot. 9. Farm stook, ienple•
menta, &o. Lot 21, Con, 14, McKillop.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. ' George
Hamilton, Prop. Thomas Brown, Ana,
SATURDAY. OoT. 10. -Household fnrni•
tore, &o. John street, Braweals. Sale,
unreserved, at 2 p. •m. Mies Blakeman, -
proprietress. F. 5 Scott, Auo.
Minna, COT. 13. -Form stook, im•
plements, &o, NI Lob 16, Con. 6, Grey.
Sale, , unreserved, at 1 o'gloak, John
Bateman, Prop, F. 5. Scott, Ana.
Deposits
Of one dollar, and upwards
rimmed and interest allow•
ed in Seviags Bank Rt
higbeet rate from date of
deposit to withdrawal.
Int Brest Leans`
PAID ON TH1e
i Daily Balance
Made,- Notes Ogahed,
and every a000mmoda-
tion afforded the res•
[sensible borrower.
mar
56.301,111305' BALE NOTES Oanhed Collected ; or may be loft for Safekeeping only
for which no (Marge is made,
This Bank offers Unsurpassed Facilities and Lowest Rates
for the Transaction of every form of Banking Business.
tts•Every convenience afforded automata living at a distances.
BRUSSELS BRANCH Ie. H. GRAY., Anne.
W%ninnna', OCT, 14, -Perm stook,
implements, &a. Lot 4, Con. 10, Grey.
Sale, unreserved, et 1 o'olook. R. E.
Goatee, Prop. T. Brown, Auo.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
ST001 AND Iotpnanr1NTe-Mr. Thee.
Brown hue received instruolious from Mr.
James McDouald to 0511 by nubile auction
on Lot 7, Com 14, Grey, on MONDAY, 00T.
ibh, at 1 O'olook, the following property :-
1 draught horse, 9 years old,' supposed to be
in foal to au imported borne; 1 horse 7 yrs.
old, 1 oolt rising 3 years, l Spring wilt, 3 bows
supposed in calf, 2 steers rising 9 years, 5
heifers rising 9 years, 2 steers rising 2 years,
1 Spring calf, 5 young pigs 8 weeks old,1 sow
inpig,90 her t ,h o0
FroWood' 1 kwon Wood timber, 1
mower, 1 gang
combined
r 1 No stn hay rad e, l grog plow, 1 singer
plow, , sot diamond harrows, 1 lumbar
wagomoot p8 bay pelf' 1o top buggy, 2 Qattara er
complete 1 rain bes and
pull 1 hay carrier
Ma awth eat single
n l pulleys, 1 sot dou•
Ma harness,,1 1sob grindstone, 1le lkr eal,, 1 sugar
kettle, 1 leyhn,1 1 milk oder 2cream
00830
cave, , Daley scales, spa grinder. 1 grain
ladder, 1 set number
of grain
itybag 2,000 albs 1
ladder, a num((r of grain Gage, also forks,
hoes, claire, epodes and other small ar.
Moles, including some household furniture,
all of which will be sold without reserve.
Txntte-Twelve months' credit on approved
joint notes ; A dieootmt of 5 per went, allow-
ed for 'wash ou credit amnuets. TAM108
MODONALD, Proprietor; THOS, BROWN,
Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE ori FAR.DL
5T00E AND 1 umistreNT0. Mr, George
Hamiltoo has inetruoted 0,10. Thomas Brown
to 5511 by public notion on Lot 21, Don, 14
McElllop, on FRIDAY, 00T. 9th, fat 1 p. m.;
the following property: -2 heavy draught
geldings rising8 years, 1 heavy drougb5
inare rising 5 years, 1 driving horeo rising 4
ypa10, 1 matched team of driving fillies ris-
ing 4 years, 1 thoro' bred Durham cow 6
years old, 1 thorn' bred yearling heifer with
registered pedigree, 1 than(' bred Durham
calf 6 weeks 013, 8 cows supposed in on.lf, 8
heifers rising 9 years old dee to calve 111
January, 15 steers rising -8 years, 0 beifoi•a
rieittg 9 years, 2 heifers rising 2 years nld, 2
steers rising 2 years, 8 fat cows, 2 Yorkshire
sows in pig, 2 Berkshire sows in pig, 1 Berk.
shire sow with litter at foot, 21 p 135 2 mon.
old, 1 lumber wagon, 1 large two -furrow
plow, 1 single plow, 1 Bet new bob-eleighs, 1
cutter nearly new, 1 top buggy, 1fa05103
mill with bagger, 1 water trough, 1 set dou-
Ole harness, leg single harness, 1 set doa-
ble light harness, 1 wagon box, 1 hav rnek,
forke, hoes, epadee, shovels, chains, wh'flle-
trees, neckyokes and other email articles,
also a quantity of household furniture al-
most new, eonaieting of 8 bedroom suites, 1
Parlor suite, 1 dining room suite, 1 dozen
kitchen elmirs, 1 large diving table, 1 kit-
chen stove, about 16 cords (holt maple
wood, a number of geese and turkeys, about
1 caro of mengnlds in the field, also about
00 bushels of potatoes. The whole will poe-
itively be sold without reserve n0 the pro-
prietor has rented his farm and is going to
the Northwest. Terms -A11 sums of 55 and
under oaeh; over that amount 12 month a'
coedit will be given on furnishing approved
0r0
ed
joint votes, 6 per 0, per annum owed
cif for h on credit amounts. G0RG1
HAMILTON, Proprietor; THOSBROWN,
Auctioneer,
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
STo0E, IMPLEMENTS, c40. -Kr. Thomas
Brown, auctioneer, has received Mettu0-
tiono from the undereigued to sell by public
auction a0 Lot 4, 0ou. 10. Grey, on vVleD-
01089AY, 00T, 11th, at 1 o'clock, the fal-
lowing property: -1 heavy draught m0r0 In
Years old, 1 aged mare suneoscd ea foal, 1
horse 5 years old, 1 heavy draught gexdiug
e years old,2 bnavy draught geldings 2 years
old, 1 Spring Dolt, 1 roadster 8 years told, 1
Clear Grit driving mare 0 y8ars 01:1, 1 cow
to calve about Nov.20, 4 rows supposed in
calf, 1 farrow Dow, 7 eteere 2 years old, 5
eteere 8 years old, 1 heifer rising 2 years, 8
Spring calves, 20 Leicester ew00, 1 Leices-
ter ran.11, a number of fowl, 1 sot alogia har-
ness, eet double harusss, 1 top buggy, 1
cutter2 ]umtior wegous, i pair bob-alaipba,
1 Maseey-Harols binder, 1 Massey -Harris 5.
foot mower, 1 Massey -Harris ram, i seed
drill, 1 disc harrow, 1 Toronto Beed (loaner,
1 set iron harrows, 1 Coolish uta twin plow,2
single plows, l smarter, 1 puoipor, 1 hay rack,
1Daisy churn, 1 stone boat, 1 wheelbarrow,
1 waebing machine, 7 dozen kitchen (Mahn,1 mountain bear rob0, 1 pair borne blankets,
quantity of marigolds, about 20 ton of bay,
eaythee, forks, rakes, shovels and;other ar-
ticles too ubmerou0 to mention. Imple-
ments are all nearly new and in good repair,
Bale will be without reserve as .proprietor
has sold hie farm, Terme-Ml aurae lof $s
and under oaeh ; over that amount 12 mos,
Credit w111 be given 011 furnishing approved
joint notes, 4 par (Ont, off for oaeh on ore-
dit amounts. R. 1e. 00ATB5, Proprietor;
THOMAS 131tOW0, Amiti0neer.
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EZESPIHNEMESISZEMESEEISTIM
ROCHE & HAYOROFT
City Millinery.
We thank the Ladies for their at-
tendance at our Millinery Opening, which.
was a decided success.
Our siock of Trimmed Millinery and
Ready-to-wear Goods should please the
most fastidious, both for style and price.
Call and see our stock before you
place your order.
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Dellitrefettedenelletel
F'Ai,I, F'Ar1402.
Following isa list of the datee of some
of the Fall fairs which will be of interest
to people in this distriot
Gerrie
Atwood
S trattord
Blyth
Mildmay
Dungannon
Out. 3
Oct. 6-7
Oot. 7-8
Oot. 6-7
Oot. 6-7
Oat. 8-9
AVE RICHT
This store's guarantee 11 al
the back of all goods sold.
If there is ever any apparent
cause for dissatisfaction
make it known and you may
bo sure we will be pleasedrto
make it right. Success in
the sale of drugs depends
largely on good will. We
wish to prove that we de-
serve yours. Give us a
chance to try.
AT
Fox's
Drug Store.'
SPECIAL SALE OF
r.ti ry and :, .uns
Table Cutlery
80 dozen Knives and Forks, latest
pattern and best quality.
SPEOIAL-12 dozen. Knives and Forks
in solid Rosewood and Ebony handles
at 31 per box of half dozen, usual
prioe 38 per dozen.
SOB LOTS -40 White Handle Knives at
15o each, nenal price 18 50 par dozen.
Silver Flitted Knives; 12 dwt,,
travellers' eamplee, at 250 each, usual
prioe 36 per dozen.
Pocket Cutlery
A large mud well assorted stook,
SPECIAL-Boker'e 2 bladed Knife fo
390, ueoal price 65o. Otbere to
numeroue to mention at epeoia
prices.
Guns & Rifles
19 to choose from -Beet value in the
market.
SPECIAL - Double Barrelled Broach
Loading Shot Gene,left barrel
ohoked, 8,1 38 50, urinal prioe 310 ;
315 Gune for 313. Our 811 and 312
Guns are positively handsome.
Enfield Rifles
Out of 10 porobneed a abort tithe ago
we have a fete left. They net the
Government 3,8 each, seonre one at
r 86 50. We can't offer any more at
o any prise.
I 22 and 32 Rifles kept iee stook at Special
Prices.
First to Dome first served. We bad to bay a large quantity
of the above mentioned goods to give these Special Prices.
cHay & Co.
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'11N C ES
This coming Month, October, completes our first year
in Brussels. Now we are going to celebrate all this month
by a Gigantic Sale and close our first year's business by
giving our Patrons a Cyclone of Bargains.
Not Merely Talk
but a Reality.
You can Save Money all this Month in Buying
New Fall Dress Goods, Perfect Fitting Men's,
Boys' and Children's Suits, Overcoats, Odd
Pants and Vests ; Ladies', Misses', Boys' and
Children's Solid Leather Shoes ; Underwear,
Top Shirts, Cottonades, Linens, Towelings,
Tickings, 8hirtings, Flannelettes and Blan-
kets at
THE MONEY -SAVING SPOT
HARRY A. MATCHETT
Garfield ELouse, Brussels.
nutter and Eggs taken as Cask.