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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER,
am' tteius Items.
*chid& ameng ye &kirnotes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Senor, Board Friday evening.
Thomann poultry is making its appear-
atoe on the market.
WEDNESDAY afternoon's rain was
regular old drencher.
Toe Bell Telephone repair gang was
here they week attending to some genes.
ary work.
Ewa( & Co, captured two let prizes on
baggies and a lot on critters at Blyth
Fail Fair on Wednesday.
BLyTa Fair attracted quite a number
from this locality on Wedneeday although
tbe threatening weather reduced thee:luta-
ber.
INSPECTOR LOIIDAN, of the Standard
Bank, paid ide usual visit to Brussels
Branob Wednesday and Tbureday of this
week.
Don'T forget Mae Blakeman's auction
eale of hoauebold furniture, &o, On Satnr•
day afternoon at 2 &cloak at her home,
John street.
lam gold madel contest in neisneotion
with the local Bowling Club is protioally
over and D. C. Roes bag a long lead with
881wine oat of 50 garmee played.
THURSDAY of next week will be Thanks-
giving Day. Tin Pogo will be published
on Wedneeday so as to have the holiday
free. Oar advertisers and oorrespondents
will kindly make note of the change.
ROADSTER special prizes and three speed•
ing evente, postponed from the Fall Fair
program last Friday, will be given on the
mile nettle, Brassels, an the afternoon of
Thankegiving Day, oonamettoing at 1
o'olook.
Sxwarenterne.—Laat Friday Mies Ada
Moore brought to THD Pose 8 sample ripe
strawberries picked in her father's
gerden, a portion of a second orop. This
rather knooke out the idea beld by tome
of the people of the Old Land who imagine.
Oanada to be a country of almost per-
petual Winter.
OBIT.— Thee. Stevenson, eon -in law to
Dirs. Geo, McKay, Queen Street, Brae
-
eels, died on September 80th, at his home,
Brooklyn, Mich., of Bright& disease.
Hie wife wag Mies Beery S.
They were former residents of London,
Ont Interment was made at Melrose,
Out. Decanted ie eurvived by Li wife two
daughters and a son.
G. T. R.—Following are the G. T. R.
shipments from Bruseele during tbe past
week :—A. 0, Dames, 2 core lambs and a
ma of bogs : Ail, Banter, oar wheat, oar
of oats and oar of baled bay ; R. Granata
car of wheat ; G. A. Beet, car of hogs;
Brune& Salt Works, oar of ealt. Toward
there were 4 oars coal for Salt Works ;
oar of briok for I. 0. Rioherde ; 2 care
coal for Wilton & Turnbull ; and a oar
of coal for R, Mainprize.
SENATORSII/P5.—An Ottawa oorrespond•
ant to the Toronto Mail•Empire of
Wednesday nye :—"An interesting race
is on between Deputy Speaker Dr. Mao.
Donald and John Toimie, M. P., for
west Brno, for the Senate vaoanoy
caused by tbe deatb of Dr. Landerkin.
To Pe been an open (worst for a long
time past that Dr. MacDonald was not
an ideal el:airman of oommittee, and it ie
said to be quite probable that he will be
retired to the seolueion of the Senate in
order to avoid further onpleanntnees."
Time does not tally very well with the
opinion Tun Posy Editor heard expressed
et Ottawa oncoming Dr. MoDonald's
ability.
SPERMNO EveNTS ON TBANESGIVING DIV,
—If weather will permit the postponed
events from Emit Huron Fall Fair (owing
to wet traok) will be given on the Agri-
cultural Park, Brussels, on the atteenoon
of Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, 15th
commenoing at one o'olook. Pro.
gram will include the epeeists offered by
Dr, McNaughton and Barrieter Blair for
roadsters and outfit, two prizee in amnia,
and three epeeding 008000, viz, :—Farm.
na trot or pane, e mile heats, for purees
of 57, 15 and Pa, no entrance fee except
met:abseil:tip in the (moiety ; 2,80 pee,
mile beats, 125, 015 and ale ; and 2.40
trot for denim amounte. Admission fee
will be only 16 oenis. Further partiort-
mes may be obtained freal dodgems.
Tian C. P, R.—The following letter.
speaks for itself I—To the ratepayers
between Guelpb and Godeeich : Gentle.
t11en,—A0 the extension of the Guelph
Junction bran ob of the C. P. R. will none
to Godeeine in any event, in my opinion
it would be unfair for Goderith to attempt
to interim in any way with its Ioegtion
and 1 do not believe such anion by no
would have any effect or be in good teen.
All our efforts and your dints should be
directed solely to procuring the road.
Would advise ydu all, individ0aily and
toprOare and send in written
ettnieties of what trade you do now furn•
OM, export and import, and how much
you think you oats give in futeme.
Don't leave out an item, however emelt.
Ae the Grand U'ronk etween Goderiab
and Brantford is the best paying piste
of Railway on the whole Grand Trunk
Syetern, and area have a weary folly at
tertile, you (Mond have no trouble in
making a very etrong (shoe/leg ; and
remember that If the ono are erten the
notion that sheen the most bugloss('
will get the tent Bend yaw material te
Col. A. la. MoDeneld, Sonotary Guelph
Junotion IteilWay, Guelph, and it will get
to the peeper (planer. E. N. Lavoie,
MtO701 ot Golgoith,
LADIES' poem loot on Brunets Fair day.
Finder will much oblige the leen by
leaving it at TEE PoST,
A. mot kitchen is being built to the
rear of F. S. Sootlas random', William
street. Alf. Lowry its doing tag aria
work.
A WIMMNCI will shortly come off in
town, Both bride and groom are well
known residents but Ton Pose has been
inetrnotect to keep mem, so mum 00 10.
RESERVE your seat for tha big Conant
to be given on Thankagiring evening
ander the auepioee of Brunel' Bowling
Club. Plan of Hall at Fox's Drug store.
Lar,—At Brunelle Fair, a plain gold
link Brocials, general shape round. Find-
er pines return to office of TUE 131.11311n
POST where a suitable rewind will be
given,
Tesammervree Day will be Thursday of
next week ane will be a pablio holiday.
Round trip tiokete et single fare, good
going Oot. 14 and 16 and valid be return
on or before Monday 191111.
RoBERT Eloynario, near Walton, bag
bought 4a Korea of land frona the Misses
Kelly, ot Brussele, !mated South of the
village, pitying $400 for it. The property
00 well located. Next Summer the pur-
chaser will probably build a bean and
etable and move to it. He etill retains
hie farm.
Tem Winn and laaore of land, known
ao the jag. Kelly properhy, Mill street,
bas been purchased by Roes Stubbs., of
Morris bownehip, who intends moving •
iota town as be bee sold his farm. The
price paid wee 1250. Mr. letubbe intends
converting it into a two-story cottage and
will veneer it with brick neat eeaoon.
To SEAPORT11.—A modern mad well made
bread van was slipped to Seaforbh by
Mesere. Ewan & Go., of Baines, on
Wednesday morning for Grins Thios.,
bakers of that town. They will Rend the
Winter outfit later. Brussels tikes no
second place in supplying the de
mantle of the County ae well ae this
partionlav locality mud the output don no
discredit to or town.
TRSOUGIS the kindneee of Dr, elatedoe•
all, M. P. a set of meta& weights sad
measures have been obtained from the
Minister of the Interior for Benesele
Public School. Only a limited number
have been seenrea by importation front
Paris. Tbe box outaing all the weiglate
and measures of the ((velem and will be
worth at least if86 00. An illustrated
chart &companies the outfit.
DIED AT BEANDON.—We regret to bear
that on Saturday, Bept, 26th, Maybe!
Gertrude, the youngest daughter of
George A. and Nellie E. Halliday, died at
the parental home, Brandon, Maditobs,
aged 1 year and 4 menthe, after an Rhone
of 10 daye. Funeral took place on the
Sabbath afternoon following. The rnany
old friends of Mr. and.lairs. Halliday here
will eyropathise with them ta them
00000w,
A NUMBER from town attended the
funeral of Chelate Mayor Broadfoot at
Seaforth on Tuesday &ammo. Deeeas•
ed was the father of 61r. Broadfoot, of
the Ametioart Hotel, Brune's, who was
with him in Chino wine /ae died.
There wae a very large ettendamee at the
funeral as Mr. Broadfoot wee so well and
favorably known. Mayor Broadfoot wae
an uncle to the Walker Bros„ of Brants,
and a °min to John Bronitoet of this
looality.
BOWLING.—Two rinks of Bruesele bow -
len went to Wingbam on Tuesday and
played a friendly game with the sphere
trundlere of tbat town, The vinery
rested with the vieitore titer a ohne now
test by 2 shote. Soote was as &Sem ;-
11n0eenne. Ye letenialia
T. Farrow, Horneth,
Dr. Veld, Hansom,
G. F. Blear, Holmes,
R, Downing, ek. 19 Van Normale, ek. 11
F. H. Gray, Dellis,
Rev. 1, M. Webb, Gilman,
7. Hewitt, Bell,
D. 0. Rose, ak...14 Kinebtel, aka., —17
Tote& 38 31
Our bowlers were hoepitally maintained
at the National Hotel,
CONCIEUT TEANIVIGIVINO
eels Bowling Club has signed a eontran
with the well oonaneended Ganthter-And-
dison Conant 00„ of Toronto, to give a
(tonne in the Town Hall, Bremen en
Thursday evening next (Thenttegiving
Day). The talent omens of A.dra Lytton,
open° eoloiat ; leathrynar Cluntoe-Mor....
ton, contralto eoloiet ; Anddieon,
&amorist ; Erni:ovum Meet on, violiniet
and baritone: and Mae Pauline Andrli-
eon, pianist and eloantioniet, Flan of
reeerved nate to now open at Fot'e Drag
Store, The company donee highlyareeona.
blended and Will glee a high erne p00-
50001 000, varied, atoning antitinteresOing,
ae‘eloyelommer Dnowelso.—•The feet that
the Rev. James A. Moranglefin, Method.
tet missionary eA Berens Itiver, WOE
downed in Lake Winnipeg& tke norm
of September 12th ie established pagyonel
a doubt. A telegram from Winoiege wits
received during 8$501.51by 00r0lm0 bine
Methodist Missionlitooms, Toronto, stale
ing that the body had been reentered.
Bev, John MeDougall, D. D. eineseriat end.
eat Of Indian Minions, geld that be had
been hoping from the indefinite ohanetter
of the deepatohee reoeived in the running,
annouttoing tbe neovery of the bodies of
some Wiens, that Rev, Mr. MoLatigh.
lin had eenpled, Ele hopes, 'mnde,
veto quiokly ehatteeed by the arrival of
the telegesna, "Jaren MeLaughlity," tail
Dr, MoDongell, "W0.1 one of the beetenen
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Drafts Bought and Sold. Farraere' Notes Disowned.
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Baussoza MUNCH
G. O. BLAIR, Solintor. A. E. MELLISH, Manager,
in Northwest mission work, Be wee my
friend and right band worker. He was
bony in Western Ontario, and educated at
the Montreal Theological College. He
wdot into mission work on the Basket-
ohewaa River in 1879, and was moved
down to Lake Winnipeg in 1882 to tbe
gettiensene et Benne' River. Mn. 111o•
Laughlin left Beene River on the llth
of September with some Indian ohildren
for the school at Brandon, and was lost
in the great tempest of Sept. 12. So far
as lenmen skill and effideney are oonoern.
ed, Mr. MoLaughlin wag folly capable of
handling any boat 013 Lake Winnipeg, bat
the storm was exaeptional. I heve tray.
elled hundreds mile(' in the same boat
with Mr. MoLtsagblin, and it wag peen.
ly troetworbhy, Mr. MoLanghl in's father
died recently and the family moved to
Manitoba. The deneased was about 50
years of age, and leavee a wife and child
at Beren'e River." A Winnipeg despatch
of Oot. 1 sap :—"Rev. John Semmens,
jun returned to Selkirk, reporte finding
the body of Rev. James MoLaughlin and
teix•Indian ohildren welshed ashore on
Sandy Bar Point, Lake Winnipeg. The
body of one child ie still mining." Rev,
Mr. McLaughlin's father's home was
about 2 miles from Brussels, 12th con.,
for some years, and they000g man reeeiv.
ad a portion of his training in the Meth.
actin Sabbath Sobool,and °barns in Brae -
eels. Hie wife was a Min Gordon form-
ta)? of Goderioh, and a eater to Mrs.
(Rev.) G. F. Seaton, formerly of Brunelle
The old time friends of the McLaughlin
family will be filled with sorrow at the
lamentable acesident.
Business Locals.
Two or three good farms for sale. Am
ply at TEE POST.
on 4 girls more wanted at Brueeele
Evaporator, at °nee. J. CUNNINGHAM.
HANDSOME walnut sideboard &reale at
great reduction. Apply to MRS, W. M.
&Nowa, Bonne.
Just reoeived a fallonortment of Lie.
towel yarns, ell colors, .2 or 3 ply also
rain yarns, Knitting done to order.
Me, RMS.
Outteno.—We stook the highest grade
of Clement made. Prioe guaranteed.
Orders plaoed now will receive ben at•
tuition, A. M. Melia, Brussels.
ELIGIBLE village lot, adjoining tile
readdenoe of John MoOrae, Tarnatarry
street, 130ueeela, for sale. For partienlare
RV to price and terms apply to 7, D,
RONALD, Brussels.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.—The undereign-
el offers for Sale the following house -hold
effects to be (told privately :-2 bedroom
suites ; 1 organ ; firetelaes wood heat.
ing etove and 1 sewing mitobine, Will be
sold at a bargaite Apply at once to
Jtectafitnnvitan, Brussels.
CDURCII CHIMES.
Rev, T, W. Gonne preeehed at Look.
now last Sabbath.
Union Bible Sonny meeting in Melville
Church Sabbath evening 18th inst. at 7
o'olook,
Harvest Thaultegiving aermong will be
held in St. John's churns, Bruesele, on
Sunday, Oot. 18.
Yong Peoples' services were held last
Sabbath in Melville Churoh. In the
morning Rev. J. Ron, B. A. gave a very
interesting address to the ohildren on
Banners.
Epworth Leagne District Convention
will be held in the Methodist Chwoh
Brunets on Friday of this week. The
program is an admirable one. There
wili be three eessions,
Thursday evening of this week will be
the annual Thankoffering meeting in eon -
!faction with Melville church Womens'
Foreign Missionary Society. A magical
sod literary program will be given. It
will oommenoe at 7 80 o'clook. Refresh.
manta will be served,
The annual Rally Day was observed in
the Methodist Sabbath School in thie
place last Sabbath, There were 299 pres-
ent and dollotion vmse e7,17. Progettm,
in addition to Roll oall, oonsieted of ad-
dressee by B. Gerry, who was the let
Superintendent and ie still a teaoher
baying 4870008 to hie credit in the gallon ;
and Rev. Mr. Millyard ; reaitation hy
Lanese Liddy, of Harrinon ; solo by Vim
Edwarcle ; and letter from Ira Gerry,
The school Wm a good reoord.
HARVEST Horan ANNIVERSARY. — Last
Sabbath Heavens Home serving were
held in the Methodist churns hen Rev,
11. Millyard, of lmoknow, °copying the
pulpit with plenums and profit
to the andienoeg. Hie morning text wee
the rionotorting words of the Illaster. "Leh
not your bean be troubled, &o," He
proved beyond any question (1) Tbat
those who are &main° of ()eying Faith
in Cheat, whatever' nee they are or bee
lieve are unhappy ; (2) Tbat thorn who
have eating Fsith are isomfoitable ; (8)
Those Who retain tbie Pettit have e, glor,
Mee inheritance, The ohoir (lane the
anthem "Like ae a Father." In the
evening hie theme WWI "Ho that hath nen
Me bath seen the Fathee," from which e
thoughtful and instructive Mennen was
preached. Rev. Mr. Millyard is en excel-
lent peens/see and will be welorned book.
kin. (Rev ) biddy, of Meriden, nog the
Solo in the anthem "Godat Love"
and alto gave in pleasing Manner
the nolo eGalilee." The ohnrols
wag appropriately and attentive.
ly derogated with flowers, truth,
vegetabtee, grails, maple Mime, Witten,
bunting, &o., and the work of the timet.
mittee Wag very favorably onamented
Upon, Monday evening the Harvest
Mitoe owl sapper weeheld, /0 was be
make-believelowl either but the genaipe
artiele eereed with (Mannerist& genera
inity by wide awake matrons and light-
footed 'maidens. After the large nom.
pany had been oarefully looked after in
the dining department the emend and
literary program wae rendered after an
opening hymn was sung and prayer offer-
ed by Rev. R. Paul. The pastor mem
pied the abate and introduced the follow.
ing :-8010, "A. song of twilight", F. H.
Gilroy ; reoitation, eThe Stowaway"
Miss Louise Liddy ; duet, "Exoeleior"
Mrs. Liddy and E. W. Avieou ; ad.
dreee by Bev. jno. Rose, B. A., whose
remarks on "Beauty and Fruitfulnese"
were hamorouely and prenatally given ;
solo, He 0 : Israel" Mrs. Liddy ; ad-
dress, Rev. Mr. ktillyerd on "The per. '
fermium of the minor duties," whin)
was very suggestive, neoegeary and en•
eourailing ; solo, "The Plain of Peaoe"
F. H. Gilroy ; recitafion, "Naughty
Ben" Mies Louise Liddy ; duet, "The
min& Leseuu" Odra. Liddy and H. W,
Avison, encore, "Tbe A. 13. 0. duet" !
Vote of thanks ; solo, "Prove yonreelf e
Friend" ; Benediction. The proceeds
totalled about 1100 00. The addreesee
were extra good, the reoitatione very
heartily received and applauded, and tbe
musical program ohoioe. Mrs. Liddy's
visit was very highly eppreoiated. She
did her part SO willingly and with math
ability that her return will be hailed with
pleasure. The duets were given in A 1
style and both May. Liddy and Mr. Gil.
roy sang their solos in fine voice and with
good eon. To our mind "Beene/or"
was worth tbe admission fee alone. Miss
Jean McLane/Win officiated ae planiet
most profteiently.
People We Know.
Min Teenie Sample is visiting at Sea.
tarth.
Mre. Habkirk is visiting her brotherat
Blyth.
Jno. Donaldson ie holidaying at
Seaforth.
Harry Beatliff, of ()Satan, wag in Town
for the Fein
Miss Mae Rinke, of N ewry, is visiting
old friends in Bruseele.
Mre, Joo. Thomson is borne from a
visit with relatives at Guelph.
Mae Bate Smith, of Guelph, (vent Sun.
day with Mrs, R. Williooseon, Breese&
W. J. and Mrs. Lowry, of London, are
renewing old friendship in Brune& and
N°741.
14111,11eKinnon, who has been vielei ng
ber, sister, Mre. Orono, has returned to kier
house at Cannington.
Mrs John J00013, Brussels South, hes
been ou the siok lin but we hope she will
soon be fully restored.
Mies Lizzie Downing was on the Wok
Het from an abscess formed at St tooth
but ie better on more,
D. NI. Soon, of Hamilton, wae in town
for a few daye. He was anompanied by
bie oasin, Margery Green.
Mies Hattie Levis, of Clinton, hag
come to spend a few weeks with her
cousin, Miss Eva Cantelon.
Mies Annie 13. Ross wae at Atwood on
Wednesday judging the Ladies' Work at
the Fall Fair. She is a oompetent band.
Miss Jean McLane/11in was at concerts
in Blyth and Teeewater officiating as
accompanist. She's an adept in thio
department.
Chas. and 111re. Dodds have taken np
housekeeping in the apartmente io the
Thomae block with the hearty good Wiell.
eg of a large oirole of friends.
Mies Gilroy and her nephew, Master
Willie Addison, of Mt. Forest, were vieit•
leg F. J. Gilroy, brother of the former, of
the Metropolitan Bank in town.
Joeeph Thompeon, tdill Street, was on
the siok list, threatened with inflammat•
ion of the lenge but ie able to be out again
although hardly tally restored yet.
Mrs. William Martin ie at present
vieiting her brother, Dr, W. Aitobeson,
of Ortonville, Michigan. We wieh her a
pleasant time in Uncle Sare'e domain.
Mrs. George Cardiff bad the misfortune
to fall reontly and sprain her left atm
quite badly. It has given her consider.
unity pain but we hope the worst &lover.
W111. Grieve is home for a holidaylweek
from Brantford when he lo employed by
the Massey.13aeris fleet, He ie well
pleased with his new loosens and looks
WeMihrs. Middleton and Mre. Motion, of
Galt, were visiting their brother, P. Wet.
eon, and wife, Queen street, Broeeelo,
Mrs, John Barnbitl, of Belfry's, VOIS also
a visitor with Mre. Watson.
Mee. I, 13. Grant, of Winnipeg, who
wag visiting bare, he gone to Stratford
and will leave (alertly for her home in
the West. Mr. Grant won to epond
the corning Winter in California Where
he was last Winter, thereby escaping the
rigors at a Northern freeze up,
Mint Maggie Catbill arrived home Wel.
needay of last week from a 10 weeks' trip
to Sootland. She went and returned on
the Allan eteernehip Oorinthian and en-
joyed both voyage end visit. Min Cet•
Itig31,13nitot.w n geed deal of Sootland but thinks
Canada is not superseded by tbe oia
Wm. Forrest, Oliver (n00& sad Jay
Clegg. Wbo Went to the Old Country with
battle, errived beck Wedneedey of lent
week. nen were 750 bead of cattle on
hotted. Owing to so mob rain Mr, For.
rest anys tits harvest in Scotland ig late
and the orop poor, Many miner(' are
also leaving the Old Oenntry and teeming
to Canada, He brought riome white
heather with him. The lettere peasage
was Wade in 10 daye ou the Allan liner
Cloeinthien. They had a pod passage
and 800 paeeengete, Mr, Forrest One
made 8 oe 4 tripe Wen the Atlentio,
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M'"le'very convenience afforded customers living eA a distanoe.
BRUSSELS BRANCH la. H. GRAN', Aelaeln.
An old time Brueselite in the person of
Philip Seel, of Oadillao, Mina, is visiting
in town and locality. It ie 10 yeare nun
be removed from here after a residence
bete of 14 years, In 1897 be lost big
good right arm from a tree etriking bim
In the hub where he was working for
Cummer, Dieltene & Co. He ie still in
the employ of the some Go. working in
the pinning mill. They employ 78 banes
and with those employed in sawmill and
chemical plant, where ie manufactured
chemisel and wood alcohol, 400 harsh all
together are on the pay list. Cadillac is
a plan 01 4000 inhabitant(' and is a go.
ahead city. A.0 electric railway is being
construoted now, 111r. Eieel's daughter
Annie, is married and is now Mrs. Wm.
Johnstone and resides at Mewing, in the
eame State.
an cnRn.b*
aloNas.—tat Oonoordia, Kenna, on Aug.
200o Bev, Geo. and Mrs Malley, a
daughter.
mot..A.e,mex=oo.,
lehoore —STOREY. — In Nonage:Imp,
Halton Co„ on Wedneeday Mr, Tboe,
6410hie, of Regaining, to Min Eliza-
beth Storey.
Teneetree—Carreeere—At Toronto, 'MA.
needay, Sept. 80th, by the Rev. J. A.
Turnbull, B.A., L. L. 13,, of Toron-
to, Miee Millie, eldest daughter of
Mr. Wm. H. Oaadler, of Toronto, to
Mr. Chas. Turnbull, of Sturgeon
Falls,
!Bo—Rasoann. — At "Maple Grove"
Faros, Grey, on Sept, 80, by Rev C.
P. Wells, B. A., B. D., Mr. Geo. Yeo,
of Turnberry, to Miee E. Susanna,
only daughter of Mr. Joseph Baynard,
ef Grey townehip.
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FRIDAY, On. 9.—Farm stook, in) ple-
mann, &o. Lot 21, Con. 14, MoKillop,
Sale, nnreeerved, at 1 o'clock. George
Hamilton, Prop. Thomas Browa, Ano,
SATURDAY, 00T. 10.--Housebold turn.
tura, &a. John etreet, Brunelle Sale,
unreserved, at 2 p. m. lEieo Weinman,
proprietress. F. S Soott, Ano,
TUESDAY, 002. 18.—Farm stook, im.
Memento, &o. Ni Lot 15, Con. 6, Grey.
Sale, unreeerved, at 1 o'clock. John
Bateman, Prop. F. S. Scott, Auo.
WEDNESDAY', Oce, 14 —Farm stook,
implements, &a, Lot 4, Con, 10, Grey.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock. R. D.
Octane, Prop. T. Brown, Ano.
MoNDAY, 00T. 19. --Farm stook heeled,
ing 18 bOrSeS, implements, &o. Lot 2,
Con. 12, Eullett. Sale, unreserved, at 1
o'olook, Joseph Stevens, Prop. Thomas
Brown, Ano.
Tanosnae, OCT 22,—Farm nook, im
plements, (80,, Sa Lot 6, Cow 5, Morrie.
Sole unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Adam
llelliday, Prop, F. S. Soott, Lao.
=EMI%
Efarammo.—loBrandonallan., on Sept. 26,
klaybell Gertrude, youngeet disugh.
ter of Geo..A. and Nellie E. Haitians?,
formerly of Brueeele, aged 1 year and
4 menthe.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
QTOOK FOR SALE. — THE
L J undersigned offers Tor sale 1 young
milk cow, 2 steer ealves and 7 sheen from 2
to 078010 0101, Apply to .A. AeleTON, Lot
27, Doo. 7, Morris, for at 2. Witiker'0, Lot 08,
Ow, 6, 1601T10, 18
rINE LEICESTER EWE AND
V rem lambs strayed from the premi-
en or the undersigned Lot 25, Oen, 2,
Morris, on or about: Sepal All have long
tang, Any informablon leading to their
recovery will be B111511131V rewarded. WAL-
TER FOUREST , Jamestown, P. 0.
LEIOESTER SHEEP 111011
Seraa—o Leicester Rem Gantt's, peon
eg to 6? ; 1 Sbearting and 2 Two-leheen
ROMs, prices 010 to 012. Al] are good ones,
8.100 0. few Ewe Ltunbs, priee 25, and a few
good Ewes at randerate priees. DAVID
unaus SOL Ethel, Ont, 18
FOB SALE.—LOT 6, CO. 6,
Grey, 0ontlan,,,g3.00 acres, 75 being
010000(11 and In good state of aultiyation.
Parra is wel] watered; good buildings, or-
chard, &o. Failure in banns Oallse for eel -
ling, Ponession given on ono month's
name. Terms env. Tior further petio-
late apply to TRUDMAte SMITE, ou tue
Memnon, or Renato P. 0. 18
LL UOTION SAL'S OF FARM
SToOn, IMPLEMENTS, &C.—Mr, Themes
Mown, auctioneer, has received instrue•
ttons from the uncial signed to sell by public
auction at 100 4, Con, 10, Grey, on WED-
IIDEIDAY, 00T. 14th, at 1 o'clock tbe fol.
yloalrtssgweepleurglate-lbtra Eiyapdriortuuegdlitomi foal 101
horse 0 years old, 1 heavy draught pollee
4 100.0001,1,0 liew7y deaught getelings 2 years
old, 1 Soling one, 1001000001' 0701000 fold, 1
Clear Obit driving mare 0 yeene old, 10010
to calve about Nov.20. 4 oeoVO enpposed 10
1 farrow eoW, 7 abaft 2 years old, 5
00000 0 years old, 1 heifer rising 2 70000, 8
Sptiug Onl000, 00 Lbioefner OW135, 1 Leiota.
tor ram, a number of !MOO. get single bar.
newt, 1 set double 1100000s, 1 top baggy, 1
cutter, 200011280 wagons, 1 pair bob•elelghs,
1 Massey -Dards •bintler, 1 Massey -Hares 0 -
foot rower, 1 Massey-Sarris rake, (teeddell, dell, 1,1100 Intense, 1 Tweet° seed (leaner,
1 get mon harrows, 1 Cookshett twin plow,2
Riegle 1110100, 2. aotellor, 1 pulp er, Mk,
1 DEW, 01111513, 1 noise 'boat, 1 wheelbarrow,
1 \smelling intietilbs, 5, dozen kitchen (Matra
2. mountain beer robe, 1 pair borse
quantity of mastoids about 20 ton of h&y,
ennuis, teem. 75158s, 43110V515 and ','otlibr
Motes too entsseroue to mention, ample -
mune are all nently bow &nate good male,
Selo will be without 1000000 5.131000 eo]01 311800001. 700000-811B proptolor
and under nab 0 over that amulet 11 21200,
(ti111 be !iven on funthing0771107711000(0!21gal010itlVhgtSssegrAiA01:olor;
T&oiAsitowi,,t10
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Fall Wheat
Barley • •
Peas '
Oats ...........
Butter, tube and rolls
'Legge it or dozen
Flour per ..... 4 00
Potatoes (per low) 50
Apples (per bag) . 1 00
Hay per tou., 6 00
Salt per bbl., retail..—. I, 00
Hoge, Live 5 00
Wool 15
Hides trimmed'
Eiden( rough 5
Lamb skins esob ..... 26 30
Sheep skins, each 26 26
78
87
60
26
14
18
74
88
55
27
16
14
5 00
50
1 00
8 00
70
5 26
16
5
BAKING
POWDER
TRUTH
Tho befit Baking Powder is the
one that produces the mon leaven-
ing power without leaving it haetu.
NI rendes in the food. Snob a
Powder meet invariably be made
from pure Creern of Tartar and
Soda. Anything else le never and
except to make an unfair profit.
0 IT S
is a pare Cream Tartar Baking
Powder. Thoge who nee it think
well of it.
250. PER POUND.
GIVE IT A TRIAL
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Depend upon us for all you need in Trim-
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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 Ionth
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, Cobtonades, Linens, Tovvelings,
Tickings, kirtings, Flannelettes and Blan-
kets at
THE MONEY-SAWNG SPOT
HARRY A. MUM
Garfield House, Brusseis,
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash.
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