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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-10-29, Page 4Managing pamniittoe, A. Brook, M. Bruce mud G. Hay, Au iuteroeting sequel to the attempt to abduot little Florenea Moloney, of Lietow. TIEURSDAY, OCT, 22, 1908. 01, 013 Wednesday of loot week ooeurred in the issue of a writ at the court bonne, Stratford, Saturday morning by H. B, Morphy, pf Listowel, octing en behalf of John F. Alaluney, 01 I34offelo, father of the child. In it the plaintiff Maims un- stated damages from Samuel Moore, alleging that he did unlawfully take and entl0e away le .oreuoe J. Maloney, under the ago of fourteen years, with intent to deprive plaintiff of ber poseeeeion; that he did detain and harbor her with above intent, and obargee Moore with aeeaalt aud battery upon himself, and with forcib ly taking the child away and alienating her ¢ffeatione. Maloney also olaime pos• 6eeBion of tete obi d. MOH ll COURT UP JIJSTlt* AT • GOBBRR II. • The Fall terra of the /Ugh Court of Juetioe opened at 10 a, m. ou Tuesday, of last week before the Hon. Justice Feloon• bridge. There were 18 oases set down for trial, nine jury and four non jury. The trot to come berme the court, Young ve. Young, a line fano° dispute in Colborne, was by agreement postponed till next court for trial, without jury. Johnston ve, King, an notion to define a partnership, Was set down ne a jury ogee, but His Lordship of his own motion diepeneed with a jury. The plaintiff Johnston otaimed that be was a partner in the businese of King and Johnston, at the King Edward hotel, and the defend. ant King °teamed there was no partner- ship. Four witnesses were palled fur eaoh side, and et the aonoluslon of the evldeuoe Hie Lordebip reserved judg. anent, L. E. Denney appeared for the plaintiff and Dickinson & Garrow for the defence. 8000000 DAY, Carney ve. Foley, woe a charge of Blonder ; the defendant who had a dog shot, having on sundry omissions said, "Aire. Oaroey °bot our dog," and the making of mob statement's In pnbiio was the Blander °barged. Several witueeees were oiled by the plaintiff, and at the oonalusion of the plaintiff's ease Mr. Dickinson claimed that there was no ogee of elauder to go to the jury, but His Lordship held there was end the Daae proceeded. There being no evidence for the deteoce, Mr. Proadloot addressed the jury for the plaintiff aud was followed by 1l1r. Dickinson for the defence, after which His Lordship summed np, and the jury retired, and after an absenoe of fifteen miunte8, rendered a verdiot Inc plaintiff and $25.00 damages. A jury being diepeneed ivith, Oration ve, Lrird et al was the next mese tried, Car- son sued to obtain the foifflment of e promise made to him by a person who had adopted bion. The promise was a dwelling veined at $2500, but hie foster parent died without altering his will, hence the suit. At the conclusion of the evidence and the argument, His Lordebip gave judgment for plaintiff and $9250 and coats. Anson Spotton for plaintiff, and D okineon .@ Garrow for defendants, Cooper vs. Freeman, a jury case, was a olaim for damages for breach of promise of marriage. Four witneaese were ex. mined for the plaintiff's ease, but the defence was chiefly as to the property owned by deft. A>; the end of the area - meat the 'edge summed np favorably to the plaintiff, and the jury rendered a verdict for plaintiff, and $100 damages, R. S. Heys appeared for the plaintiff, and Wm. Prondfoot, K. 0., for the defence. At this stage the jen0r0 were dismissed from attendenoe, there being no more jury oases. Stephens ve. Greenslade, an action on a chattel mortgage, was oommenoed but not conolnded on account of the illness of a necessary witeese. Proudfoot & Hays for plaintiff, and Gladman & Staobury for defendeut. Weetoott vs. Pet El Mntoe.l Fire In. entenoe Co., a claim on a polioy for fire insurance, was settled by consent, the defendant Co. paying plaintiff $650 and the parties to the snit paying their own oasts. Corl vs, Kuniz, a claim for damages for Redaction, was settled out of court. L. E. Denney for plaintiff, M. O. John. mon for defendant. At the opening of the court on Wednee. day Smeltzsr ve.Reid was oontlnued, and was concluded before noon, Hie Lordship giving judgment for tbe plaintiff with costs. This judgment gives plaintiff pos- eeseioa of lands he Maimed, being the mooed time Mr. Sineltzer has had the game lands back again. Proadfoot do Hays for plaiutiff, P. A. Maloomeon for defendant, Tiobboarne ve. Tiohboerne, an aotimr to set aside a conveyance of land said to hove been improperly made, was the next Dane, and jet lgment was reserved on this. Sinolair ve. McNeil, an aotioa to have it declared thet lot 19 on the 13th ponces sign of Grey is the property of the late John MoNeil and not that of his brother Leohlin McNeil, who boldo the paper title. Jadement reeerved. G. F,B air, for plaintiff, W. 31, Sinclair, for deten• dant. 11.ieatatr vv ell . W. Olimie, editor of the Banner, and R. Bogue° have gore on a moose hunting expedition in New Ontario. Knox Cherub held its 16th anniversary 6ervioe on Suuday the 25th inst. The Rev, R, J. M, Giaeeford, of Chalmers Chnroh, Guelph, °Mutated atboth eerv• 10°8. Mlee Annie Ballard left for Elkhorn, Manitoba, wbere her brotber Frank is in a bank. Miss Ballard ie shortly 00 be married to a prominent barrister of Winnipeg. J. 0. Burt is still 000fned to hie room from the effects of the runaway aooident iu whioh Mre. Burt lost her life. Mr. Burt is improving elowly and is able to Mt op each day. The Standard says :—The mains for the new Waterworks have been laid, and the pumping station and electric lieht bnildiug is making good progress. The foundation, whioh ie of deemed field stone, and a considerable portion of the walle whittle are befog built of red brink, are now ap. The oontraotor, Geo. Fritz, expeote to have the boiler and tingle° room fiIighad and ready for the roof in a few days. With a oonple of weeks more open weather, the maaoo work will be completed, exoept the brink smoke etaak, whiah will probably take no little longer, Am en0haeieetio meeting of the' Hockey Club was held when Undue watt re argon. axed for the Donning season, It is the intentionof the drib to enter a team in the 0.a. A. aeries and Ile MI of last yeare players, with one exception, will lie in the game this year, the proepeote of tbo team making a good showing are vefy bright. A team will also be entered in the Northern League. The following officers have been appointed : Hon. Pres„ F. W. Hay 1 Pros., B. Foreeyeth ; [Ion, Viee Rees., Dr, Rutherford 1 let Vice. Pres., J. W. Rolle ; 2nd Vtoo Prete W. 0. Kidd ; 8rd Vice Tree„ O: Zilliax ; Pat. tone and Petreinetane, :j' A. and Mre, Ht.aalting, G. S. and Mre; Kidd ; Monitor, 'rrm, Arnold; Oaptein, F, Taylor; Trees, R. Connelly ; Berey., E. T, Ilaolring1 .E+'orciwlehl, B. S. Oook wee in Goderioh this week as a witnee on the Canoe ve. Exeontore of the ('arson Estate case, Thenkegiving eervloee were held in Trinity ohnroh on Sunday, Rev. Mr. Shore, of Cargill preaobed. The Bell Telephone Go. have lowered the rates from 25 Dents to 15 menta for d minutes' conversation to Clifford, Harris ton and Palmerston. The interior of the Foreeters' Hall has been treated to a coat of paint and it looks the better for it. Anew piano has been rented for the winter months and placed in the hall. Word has been received from A. W. Emote, former editor of the REnoop, that be has been eeriouoly i11 at hie old borne in Denville, bat is now able to sit np Ha may spend the winter there. The total amount of Modems done at Fordwioh station during the month of Sept., 1903, was 247ti tons of freight and $1209 82, revenue, Tbiois an inoreaee of 68 tone freight and $240 57 revenue over tbe same month last year. The Fordwioh Branob of the Upper Canada Bible Society held ite annelid meeting in the Methodist Church Sunday evening, Oct. lltb, without the aid of the Society's Agent and a very euooeeeful meeting it was. The meeting was open• ed by devotional exeroieee oondooted by Rev, D. Rogers who conducted the meet. iug by request. Rev. E. A Hall gave a abort addreee, giving a few reaeone why branches should do without the aid of the Booiety'e Agent and a few Note about the Society's work. Rev. A. B. Dobson had been appointed to give the address of the evening. His enbjeat was "The Bible" and be handled it well, giving an excel- lent address. The efficient Seo.•Treee„ Thos. Goggin, gave a good report of the work done doting 1903. Perth County. Stratford bas several oases of diphther• ia. Hon. Thos. Ballantyne it being boom- ed for the Senate. Stratford's fire protection costa the city about $7,585 annually. Hugh Mol.wiog has beets appointed police magistrate at Palmerston without salary. August F.ydt has purchased the hoose and three acres oI land on Main street, Milverton, of Wm Fischer for $1,400. F. A. Stuart, B. A., of Lnoan, an old Mitchell boy, has been appointed aeeist• ant science master at London collegiate, Mre. Ieeao Hord, of Mitchell, was call- ed to Peon Fon, N. Y., to eeo her dangh. ter, Mre, McNaughton, who wan seriously Rev. Omit 0. Parton, of Glenooe, has been asked to succeed Rev. R. S. W. Howard, until recently of Trinity Oharob, Mitobell. Rev. Mr. Armstrong, of Grace Church, Millbank, has accepted a unanimous mail from the congregations of Florence and Anghrim. Rev, T. Bart Howard, goes from Mil- verton to Dutton as rector at the Epieoo• pal (Thumb at the latter place, the that of next month. P. A. Molehee, foreman of the oaring department of the 'Whyte packing Co , Stratford, has resigned, and intends going South. Stratford's population, according to the Aaaeeeor'e retnrua ehowe an inoreaee for the year of 719, the total being 11,460, as against 10,741 laet year, when there was an inoreaee of 290 over 1901. The Mitchell Advocate Bays that Ed- itor R. W. Dillon of the St. Marye Argas IS en applioaot for the position of chief lioenee inspector for the province, vacated by the resignation of J. K. Stewart, The Senate of Toronto University has conferred the degree of Doctor of Philos- ophy on the Rev. W. E. Taylor. eon of the Rev. Mr, Taylor of Bt. Mary's. Tbis completes and rounds ont Mr, Taylor's university course, in whioh he has been remarkably auoaeeeful. Rev. B. Oldenberg, who had charge of the. Lutheran Mineola, Monkton, having resigned on account of hie health, a non• gregational meeting woe bald on the 5th inet,, in the presence of the Vice Preoi• dent of the Synod, Rev. R. Eifert. A call was extended to Rev. H. C. Landeky, of Logan, who has aooepted. A rowdy who persisted in making a diaturbenoe in the upper gallery of Theatre Albert, Stratford, during the per. tormanoe of "The Beoond Mre, Tangner• ay," wan arrested and taken to the police oonrt delle where he spent the night. He was let out on bail in the morning but will be oared to appear in a few days. Mrs. John Alexander, who lives on the 3rd con. of Wallace, was seriously injured on Wednesday of last weekby being thrown from a buggy. She eaetained a fracture of the right arm and is suffering from oononeeion of the brain, and bee been in a state of semi unoonaoioneneee since the accident. She le, however, making progress towards recovery. During the severe thunder storm which passed on Thanksgiving' Day, lightning etenek the new brittle driving shed of Jae. Jackson, Fullerton. Wm. Jaokeon with Mr, Ward, the hired man, and a team of horses were in the building at the time and were all thrown to the floor and Manned, from h'oh the i w t h ddnotre r , y cove for game time, The lightning badly damaged one end of the Building, which fortunately did not catch fire. While Jno. Scott, of the Weet Ward, Mitchell, was in the act of working a large knife, in Wm. Ryan's cooper shop, he had the miaroreupe to out off the foto. finger on the left band, The young man is about 18 yearn of age and with gree. ono* of mind plotted op the amputated part of the finger and put 11 in its plane, holding it feet until a Dr. arrived, The uniting of the eeparated parte in the nick of time saved the finger and the doctor expecte it will be n11 right in a short time, Morgan, Macey r Il:oggert, peutraot- ore for figment eideweiks at Stratford, on Friday with 18 men laid 2,047 egnere feel, from? a. ne, till 4.80 p. tel, F,1 teen hundred tape is noneiriered a good day's work with that numb r of men, The Mooney Biscuit & Candy Company, Stratford, ere inetalling a new nimble° id the oh000late department which will double the cepaoiey of that portion of the plant. The mnohlne now fu operation turns out 1.400 pounds of chocolate per day, A sad fatality took place on the form of John Speck, lot 21, oonceasioa 9, W. et Niesonei, Wednesday niternoen of last ween whereby hie little girl, May Hotel /filbert, aged about fonr yeare, lost her life. Mr. Speck had be,n killing bogs and a fire was built to heat the water. The little girl watt playh g round the Are when her clothing was ignited and burn• ed to Mende. Her oriee were not heard until she ran to the house, a abort distance away, She lived only an hour end a half or two hoar° after the accident. Her farm end body were badly scarred by the fire. William Armstrong, a farmer who re aides uear Avoubank, Downie, neatly loot hie life in an enoounter with no leroof0ae boar ou Thursday afternoon of lest week, Mr. Atmetrong undertook to remove the animal from one pen to another. It be. came ferocious and attacked Mr. Arm. strong and filially managed to kupoh biro down and tore a long gash on the outeide of his left thigh aud a similar gash on the inside of the same thigh, It was iu the act of tearing open hie abdomen, but the time y arrival of his two sone saved him, They had been spending the day hunting, each carrying a rifle, and hearing a great commotion in the vioinfty of the hog pens they went over and saw the vicious brute almoet disembowelling their father. With out a momen.'0 oonsideration their rifl,s were drawnto their eheuidera and two bullete pieroed the head of the animal and he rolled over dead. A few minutes and Mr. Armstrong would have Buffered a horrible death. A Dr, of Bt. Marys was quiokly eeut for and reached Mr. Armttrong'e residenoe in a abort time, The two long gashes in the left thigh and the torn abdomen neceesitated a great number of stitches. Mn. Armstrong'is at present in a eeriona condition and there le a great danger of blood•poieoning sat. ting Cvtundizt.n Nevv,-e. Costal' stave factory at Dutton was burned. Lose, 94,500. W. J. Palmer bee been chosen Direotor of Agriculture for Orange River Colony. D. R MoDouald, le the Conservative nominee for the Commons in Glengarry, Mina Summers, keeper of a small grog• cry at London, was f -end dead in ber atone. Josepb 3. King, of Dover South, was killed by falling off a bridge Dear Cbat• ham. Wiod completely wreekrd the new an• nix to the General Eremite' et Brandon, now in course of ereotioo. Special effort is being made to raise the $18,000 enbeoription to the St. Mary's Embro and Woodstock radial railway, The Canada Furniture Company's saw mill at Wiarton was learned, with a lot of oak lumbar. The toes ie placed at $50, 000. The Winnipeg parka and exhibition Board are making an effort to secure tee large park jointly, Hon. J. M. Gibson attended the ban- quet last week at Fergus to tbe la• oroeee teem, intermediate' champions of the 0. L. A. A W. Robb was nominated for the Commons by the Liberate of South Bruce, a pew ai.netitneuoy. He is Editor of the Walkerton Teleeoope. Harry Moore, eon of an Oakville mer• chant, was shot in the head with a small rifle that he was praolieing with. There is little hope of recovery, The Crown Elevator Company will build at St. Bonifaae, opposite Wionipeg, one of tete largeet storage elevators and Meaning pleats in the West. J. A. Maodouald, of Roseland, was eleoted leader of the Liberal party in British Columbia. He is an nephew of Dr. MoDonald, M. P, of Wingbam. All the propertiee of the Consolidated Lake Superior Company were formally banded over to James Bioknell, K. 0„ Toronto, ae representative of the Speyer creditors, Five hundred dollars was realized from the "Made in ()anode" Exhibition at Hamilton. Mre. Nordbeimer, President of the Dangbtere of the Empire, referred to the diereepeot shown the National Anthem, Ata meeting at Banit Ole. Marie J. A. Montague obarged Mr. Smith, the Liber. el candidate, with offering him a bribe of $600 to atop attaoking the Governments' mining policy. Mr. Smith says the statement is [alae. Ont of the 59 Presbyterian congregations in London, three-fourths are partying on mission work in the churches themselves, and in 42 balls and rooms, employing 81 salaried and nearly 1,000 voluntary workers, Rev. M. L. Leitall, of Strafford, wee able last week to take a walk for the fleet time after hie ilineee and looks well. He ie evidently feat regaining strength, He expeota to 'Dumpy his own pulpit again OIL Nov, let, At Clinton, B. 0., two rich Chinamen, who paid a poor fellow -countryman to take the ohne of a murder in whiob they Were concerned, were, with him, found guilty and sentenced to be banged Deo. 4. The graduating exeroieee of the Toron- to General Hospital Behoof for Norma will be held me Friday riveting pot. 80, the Lieutenant Governor attending, Dr. O'Reilly will present the diplomas. The elan of 19011 has among its number Miss Tena M. Oterar, of Shakespeare. James Conmee, M, P. P , and 0. R2. Bowman, M. P. P„ have Bemired an in. junction restraining Speyer & Go, from raking poeeeeaioo of the Algoma Central Railway, The writ also Mamie the right to redeem, and asks that en account be ordered, Chief Jostles Fal onbrid e gave lodg- ment in fagot of the Independent Iroreatr ere in the action brought about by Mr, Marsh, of Kamilton, for reinstatement, The plaintiff after joining the order be. Dame a bartender and hie oertilfoate WAS cancelled under the titles. Sir Wilfred Lattcior'e Ipaoah upon the Alaskan Boundary award, in the House Of- Oornmono Friday in whioh he asserted that Canada tenet petitfdn 'the Imperial Paellament for the power to make her own treating, hon omitted a great ono, Mon in tenders' and the newspapers there are oommeating freely upon the attitude of the Canadian Premier, 173 1•L l jOB i.' Mttnitobn College won the etbletio championehip at Winnipeg. Hou, R. Earoonrt expecte to make a eatiefaotory arrangement with (entitle° eel to the reongnllinu of tettehere' oertifleetee, 0 leer '1', 1I 'land ail ren, 100 a onntroilerehip aud will not oppose Mayor Urquhart for the inagietrogy of Tnronto, ,'l he teat of the Hubbend Etre engine at 'Toronto Mara the Wee twice, knnrlting down two firemen at d drttiohlug the on. lookers. Sir Chanes Tapper, who has just re.. totem! from England, blames Sir Wilfred J,eurier'e policy for the Alaskan Boned- ary Award. Before leaving for Boston, Dr. D°wi0 said he might take an army of hie follow. ere to Toronto and Montreal soon after New Year's. The old atone terrane at Oaughnawaga, Que„ built by the Grand Trunk Com- pany, was banned and twenty familial were rendered homeless, The Toronto oivie Reception Commit• tee has pre'poeed a banquet to A. B. Ayleeworth. The Mayor euggeeted senile iug otttil SirLouie Jette'e retunu. Stamford, near Elegem Palle, isagitat• ad by a tragio ooaorrenoe. A Mre, Goff, a widow, olaitne her throat wee out by an unknown map. She may recover. A robber entered Jobe Finlay's cigar store, 74 Queen street East, Toronin, knocked the proprietor dawn, stole $78, and escaped with two companions. The movement for the rebuilding of the Horii: enteral Pavilion in Allan Gardens, Toronto, seen to be certain of Buaoeaa although the citizens are by no mime nnanimone as to ite advisability. An advertieement appeared come weeks ago in a Montreal paper caping for applications for Englieh and Sowell boys and girle, whose ages ranged Ir, in four. teen to sixteen years. The application was to be e000mpttuied with no recommend- ation from a olergymau, and fere from Montreal to destination. Boob an ion• manse oorreepondenee was b ing 'harried on that the poet oflioe nuthoritiee became eu pieioue aud nearly two hundred lettere were intercepted, inolediug several containing money, The matter wag Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate Oourt of the County of Baron, in the [natter of the estate of Thomas Jaoklin, late of the Township of Howiok, iu the County of Haron, farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby G6iven pursuant to the Revised Stntntes of Ontario 1897,' obap. 120, see 88, that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Thomas Jack - lin, late of the Township of Howiok, in the County of Huron, deceased, who died ou or about the Nth day of September, A. D 1900, at the Township of Howiok, aforesaid, ere hereby requested to send by post, prepaid, or to dettvar to Ruth Jankttn, the adminis- tratrix at Wroxeter, or t0 et, F. Blair,of the Village of Mussels, her Solicitor, on or before the 10th day of November, A. D. 3908, their full names, addresses and descrip- tions, and the tulip articulare of their claims and he n the t more li u securities urth n any) Held by them. And notice is further given that atter the said last i mentioeed date, the distrib- ute • ahe assets of tlx will proceed to among me the gens a of 4ed said deceased rmand one persons entitled thereto, hoeing regard onlyy bo the /calms bo a ceoh red,a shall stave been given ix awill respondsible the for • dassets ser r any p not be responsible for the ussete dr any part thereof, ea- dis- tributed, to any person of whose claim notice shall not have been reeeiyed at the time of such distribution, G. F. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont. 16 8 Solicitor for Adminletratrix. Dated at Brussels October 17th, 1908. Strenuous Objections 7UW1�l4HrIlI� are never made against feed supplied by Alf. Beaker. All stook like it and thrive on ft, and it is pronounced by all intel- ligent breeders to be inoompariably the beet Bold. Try a sample lot and you will never teed anything but onr Kellar oorn and oats. Alf. Baeker. PU/!P85 WUWMILLS, c C. RAYNIANN, Cranbrook, who has had 80 years' experience in the Pump business, is dealing larger than ever in Iron and Wooden Pumps, and ready to attend to repairs promptly. Ile is also agent for the Woodstock Windmill. This mill is a marvel and should be seen before ordering any ether., Persons requiring Water Troughs should call and get prises. Ac RAYig��r� ®_ N N 1t /-4 9 Primp Maker, Cranbrook, placed in the bands of the polioe who dleaovered the wbuits thing to be a trance, bele the culprit m,tortnuately got win:1 of what wan going on end mettle good hie emoape, Two Blbbert !Remora were led into the trap, mete the Mitutlell Advocate, and are out of pooket the railway fares, There witty he others in this neighborhood who w're duped in tee mune wee', and it should he a ;semen to all when ' home children" are wanted to make application to responsible ngencioe. AUCTION SALES& A.UCTION SALE OF FARM Block and Implements—.Messrs, Alex, maritime and 0,H, ltferryylt old have received instructions from PIT, Oreeneide.t to eon b y 'onblle meson on Lots 66 1,0,1 66, Don, 1. Wallace, pot mile East of Molesworth, on WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, at12 o'elook the fol• lowing property 1. Clyde Mare 8 Years girl in foul to Local Option ; 1 roadster mare 0 yeare old auppo0ed le foal, 1 roadster horse 0- years eld, 1 Clyde ally 1 year old, 1 mare 10 years old,1 blood mare 0 years old supposed in foul, 14 Cows euppoeed in calf, 8 steers 2 years old,4 steers 1 year old, 8 heifers 1 year old, 9 steer aelyea, 1 heifer oalf, 1 Berkshire Raw in pig, 2 brood so we With litters at loot, 5 pigs 8 week old, 2 pigs 4mnnths old, about . 60 bens, 1 Maxwell binder with sheaf carrion and brooks, 1 Deering mower," pea barrest- er, 1 flaxen seed drill, 1 dist) harrow, 1 Deering hay rake, 1 eel of Spring tooth har- rows, 8 elugle plows, 10000 plow, 1 soupier, 11aed rel ler,1. turalp t'ulper, i Wbeolbarrow. 1 lumber ivegou,4 dray wagon, 1 top buggy, 1 cutter, "set bob•eleighe, 1 hay molt, 1 tau- , clog mill,1 grindstone, 1 set double harness, i set plea, karneee, 2 Bete single hareem 1 gravel box 1 sugar kettle, 2 erosn•out saws, 2 tidrtygallon milk onus, 1 creamery ono, 4 milking perils, a number of milk pans ecu Crooke, a dozen sap huokets and !piles, 5 dozen cow chains, 8. dnzon grain bags, 1 glass oupboard, 2 bedsteads, 6 kitchen mhaire, 1 kitchen table, frocking chair, 1 bureau, 6 sereene for window,, 2 screen doors, 1 heti opting, ebput 20 tone of bay, 1 acre of tur- nips,1 sere of maugolde, 09 shares in Molae• worth cheese factory, etudes; forks, set Ems and other articles too numerous to mention, Everything must be sold as the proprietor le chile g up farming. Terme—All sums of 55 and under clash, over that amcurt 12 months' credit will be given on furnishing approved joint notes; 5 nor cent. off for oxen on credit omonete, 111 T, G12N:EN SIDE n, Proprietor ; ALEX. MO RRISON and 0, R. MERRYFIELD, Auctioneers, IMPORTANT NOTICES rf1HR.EE GOOD BROOD SOWS 1 for Bade, will litter early in October. O. H. 0001GHT, Lot 18, Con. 10, Grey, or Cranbrook P, 0. 11.0 l)RIZE WINNING LEICES Tune,—Tho undersigned offers for gate 5 rams, ewe lambs and breeding owes. Also a Durham bull 8 mouths old. Lot 10, Con, 15, Grey, or Walton P. 0. OLIVER TURNBULL. QTOOX FOR SALE. — THE 17 undersigned offers for Bale 1 young milk cow, 2 steer calves and 7 sheep from 2 to 8 years old. Apply to A. ASGTON, Lot 27, 000, 7, Morris, tor at S. Walker's, Lot 28, Oou, 6, Morrie. 18 ONE LEICESTER EWE AND a ram lambs strayed from the premi- ses of the undersigned Lot 28, Con. 2, Morris, on or about. Sept. 1 8.11 have long tails, Any inforoatfou leading to their recovery will be suitably rewarded. WAL- TER FORREST, J ameetown, P. 0. LEICESTER SHEEP FOR e.L1 —9 Leicester Rom Lambs, prieee 55 to 187 ; 1 Shearling and 2 'Pato-Shear Ram o, prices 510 to e12 All are good ones. Also a few DWG Lambe, prigs $5, and a few good AIILNE r& SON, Ees at thel, odeato Ontprtoee. 018 ID 3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN Bulla for sale. One is 1 year old and the other two younger. Also several regist- ered Cows and Heifers. Apply to ,TAMES SPEII1, Lot 80, eon.. a, Morrie 'L'wp., or Brus- sels Y. 0. 22.tf 1.OUNG SHORT HORN BULL for Bale. Eligible for registration. For price, terms and ; other particulars ap- ply to J. D. McNAIR, Lot 22, Oon. 18, particulars, or Oranbrook P. 0. 80.00 FOR SALE—THE ELIGIBLY situated 2•etory frame building, 50 x 80 feet, formerly 000npfed by the Oober Oar. ridge Works, It is suitable for sash and door factory, planing mill or carriage fac- tory. A boiler and engine w111 oleo be solt1 if desired, now in building. A good bargain will be given, # acre of laud In connection For further partioulare apply to 2-tf G. W. POLLARD, Ethel, REAL ESTATE. 1O0ACRE FARM FOR V . Watered by the river. Apply to THOS,saleMOORII, Btuesele. SALE—LOT 207 AND tiwelliug thereon, North-west corner William said Albert streets, Brussels. 40.11 1. LEOIiIE, FOR SALE. — VALUABLE property at Ethel known as the Methodist Parsonage, Apply to 3E0, OOBER, Brussels, VARM TO RENT, BEING LOT 1. 29, Oon, 16, Grey. There are 100 acres, 20 under cultivation. Apply to JO8EF13 F. REDMOND, ou the promisee, or Mouorieff P, 0. 21.00 A= SACRIFICE IN REAL ES TATO.-30100,00 will May the Meilen- two line etorea the Village sold E r glace out the elonaughey Betate, intending purchasers should Investigate at ouoe. Apply to F. S. SOOT3 or 6. F. BLAIR, Brussels, Out, A.• SALE.—LOT 6, 001. 6, Grey, ooetaleiog 100 acres, 75 being cleared and in good Elute of oullfyatioo. Form le well watered; good buildings, o' - chard, the. Failure iu hoallb manse for sel- ling. Possession given ou one month's name Terns easy. .MPar Meanie norttou- iers apply to TRUMAN 8MIllet, on the peemisee, or Steatite 1', 0. 18 FARM FOR SALE CONTAIN• IVO 200 scree, .1 eine Ireton and 17, bon. 10, Township of Grey. Ou Eli10 farm is a atone 1101150 With lcitolten and Wood, shed a hank barn 112 x 76 feet with stone stabling, and straw shed with stone pig pea under It: There is a windmill on the barn. 20 sores 01 good hardwoodbush on the plane and 0000000111 Swamp, the root it Moored. There aro 15 cores of. Fall wheat in, A good orchard mf 8 acme, Torme-70 per cent, of the moneyeau be as e a morn gage u the as tl place at 4 cad 4d per gut. Owing to too de- eao of Mr Fleeter tbo farm mutter sold at ours to dose ug 1For farther par - Moutons tam, to tfltb8, AUGUST FIRMER, op the gnrm, or pranbrook P. 0. 14-4 iI1I:pOit 'SALE OR TO RE10,— .A The undersigned offers her 1 more farm, being. Lot 20, Oou, 7,Grey, ',for !sale or to tout, Oomfortable house, balite o, barn 011. Maned, wells, & There aro 80.acree in gime. 10 mime of Fail wheat aud 00 agree of Fall plowing Will be pone. Farm 11 only a alto from, the stirring village of Ethel, 3,mime lease exph'eo ou March 15, 1004, but a par. 010100 or Wont may 0000 Ned, plow, ad, 00 ohm. Pot further partioulare ae to min , tame, ere., apply to MISS SPE'INCE "Stile? P. 0., or write MR8, 1f. ROLLAND, 7g Bhutan SeeTerente, 7400 OCT 20, 1903 STRICTLY ONE P1ICL ALWAYS THE LOWEST High Class Novelty Dress Goods New The new Dress Goods are all here and you will find our assortment ]High Class Novel- ties the largest and choice fit ever shown in Brussels. Tweeds, Venetians, Broadcloths and Cheviots in all the popular shades for Fall. Black Dress Goods in such a large range of Patterns and Quantities that we cannot describe them. In short you will find in our assortment all the latest Novelties in Dress Goods, and our Prices the Lowest. Come and see. Dress Trimmings s We buy our Drees Trimmilsgs direst from the makers in Berlin, Germany, as align() or any Wholesale House. - Saving the Wholesaler's profits enables. us to handle and sell High Class Goods that we would not dare to attempt under other circum- stances, When you see our assortment of Dress Trimmings you'll be surprised with its magnitude and delighted with the Low Prices Belied for High Class goods. FergusonJ. & Co. Dry Goods and Groceries. APPLES WANTED AT BRUSSzL3 EVAPORATOR L Apples may be shaken off the trees, Wind- falls and Packers' Culls will be bought at the Highest Market Price. Small or Soft Apples will not be taken. JNO. CUNNINGHAM PROPRIETOR. anasatatoe neneernommessomm S. W. P. Before you begin to Paint your horse be sure. you get the BEST Paint possible for the money and at the same time give Best satisfaction and longest wear, �e Slleriu!Mas falul gives tbese.results —It's a pure dead, Zinc, Linseed Oil Paint, thoropghly mixed ; novel's more surface to the gallon ; easi137 applied and gives getter retoulte than any other. Try fk gallon and see for yourself, For sale by— WILTON y-- WI LT a� ® N