The Brussels Post, 1903-11-5, Page 4'TR l RLllik3.ie,L8 PUST
TXEURSD41'; NOV. t, 1998.
THE 0. P. R.
The .L• ietowel Standard of Mob
]friday says ;—Engineer Davie and
his staff of assistants, wba are stir.
veying a line for the proposed extension
.of the 0. 2, R. from Guelph to Goderiob,
Ware within three miles of Listowel yes.
terday morning, and were expeoted to
reaoh town last night, The route taken
inthe preliminary survey is by way of
Elmira and Maotou, coming West
through Mornington and Bane about a
mile South of the boundary, and enter.
ing the town on the South side. It is
quite likely that other surveys through
the town will also be made, with a view
of finding the most suitable entrance, as
well as the most convenient plaoe for a
station, whioh it is proposed to locate es
near the oentre of the town se possible
will likely Leaving here the liney ba run
near Trowbridge and straight to Bras.
els. Engineer Roberts and staff, who
bave been sorveyioy the West end of the
route, have, we understand, reached
Brussels from Goderiob, by way of
Blyth. It would of coarse be premature
to oonolude that the road will be built
this way, but everything seems to favor
the Northern route as the best, it being
the eborteat and most direct, cheapest to
build, easiest way to enter Goderiob, as
well as assuring a greater amount of
traffic, than any other route North of abs
main line of the G. T. R. The statietios
of the amount of freight handled in and
oat of Listowel for the pest year have been
prepared for the 0. P. R. company, and
the total is simply astonisbing. The
passenger business done here is nob ex.
oeeded by any other town of the same
size in Canada. Three other good towns
are also on the Northern roots, and no
better fanning motion can be found any•
where. With these facts before them,
there is good reason to believe that the
tumpeny will decide upon too Northern
route.
TICKS' FORECASTS FOR
NOVEMBER.
Rev. Irl. R. Hicks, of St. Luis bas
ironed his bulletin of forecasts for the
weather whiah may be looked for in No-
vember. The following oonbaios the gist
of them
The storm diagram for this month
shows that a regular Vnloan storm period
is °antral on the 1st, The Moon is -oleo
on the celestial equator on the same date
passing from South to North declination.
By the let storm conditions will be organ.
Ind in the West, and the aloud areas and
low barometer will advance li aetwardly
ammo the oountry, causing higher tem-
perature, rain and possibly thunder
storms in many sections on the let, 2ad
and 3rd. Rain and bigb temperature will
give way to rising barometer, with pos.
sibly gnats of snow, Westerly winds and
mush polder on the Western edge of the
storm seaters. Some sharp asp of cold
and frost to the Northward will follow
this and other November storm periods.
About the 5th, 65b, 7th, look for notice.
able rise in temperature, failing baromet-
er, and return of general storm sonditione.
Rains:tarniog to snow in the North will
visit moat amnions of the country t in their
Eastward carob about the 5th to the 8th
A marked change to high barometer and
g
-colder will follow the storms, spreading to
the East and Bench about the 7th to 9th
inelueive.
The Vnloan storm period extending
from the 10th to the 15th, is osutral on
the 12th and the Meroary period, extend.
ing from the 7th to 19th is central on the
18th, benne the combined perturbations
of these two torose will be felt during the
Vulean period. Moon is in perigee on the
10th, at last quarter on the 11th, and on
the celestial equator, going Southward on
the 14th. About the 12th to 15th may
reasonably be expeoted one of the moot
general and active Marra centers of the
mouth, As early as the 19th the barom•
afar will be falling in the West. 'Mange
to warmer will attend the falling barom•
eter, and daring the 11th to 15th these
conditions will pass over tbe country,
moving Eastward, bringing rain and snow
storms to most parts of the oountry. A
very decided dash of early Winter will
bring the rear of these storms, giving sev.
era! cold days and frosty nights to most
parks before the entraaoe of the next
storm period,
A reactionary storm period is central
from the 17;12 to the 20th, having the new
Moon, or Moon in conjunction with Earth
and San, ou the 19th. This period will
bring return of rising temperature, fall-
ing barometer and wide areas of alondi-
nese, rain and snow. The culmination
of these distatbunoes will fall on and next
to the 19th. At Ibis time autumnal rains
will end in bigb gales over the lake and
Atlantic °Deet regions, with daobee of
snow and change to much oolden over all
Northern to central parts of the oountry.
Frost will reach quite into the South
along with the high barometer following
these disturbances.
A regular storm period is central on
the 21tb, oovering with Re influence the
22nd to the 271h. As a rale the first two
to three days of the regular storm periods
are fair and growing warmer, witb falling
barometer and Easterly to Southerly
wlods.' Then follow Weediness, storm
and precipitation, progressively from
West to East. Behind the area of bigb
temperature and rain, rising barometer,
snow and oold, West winch' follow all Bod-
ing in clear, cold weather. This order of
phenomena will transpire about the 22nd
to 26th, but tbe.00ld, fair. weather follow.
ing the storms will be of short duration.
Reaotionary stormconditions will prevail
ae the month goes eat, bringing unsettled
threatening and stormy weather. 'Upon
the whole, the outlook for November is
not so perturbed and stormy se Ootober
promised to be, and has actually proven.
a e ea t
Some npl weather, a n w er,it with 000aeion•
al and £oroefol storminess, p Y .es eoiall. over
the regions of the great 'lakes, may be
counted on, but.not to any Minimal or
phenomenal extent, fie feet, with pleas.
ant, autumnal weather may be expeoted
through November aad into December.
A11 who observe the dates of storm per.
lode in the foregoing foreoaats will be
fully apprised and forearmed against all
implement storm and weather visitations.
The application of W. T. R. Preston
foi; a new anal against The Ottawa
Journal was dismissed.
The Grand Trunk tried to eatery a
a nwitt% aaroee Front Street, Toronto,
to the new freipllt yards, but were
prevented by the Toronto Railway.
'Orr .V •
Sonoma Reemx.—Following is the
report for ei. S. No, 1, Grey, in toe reosut
Promotion Examination :-Br, III to Jr,
1V,—John Diokson690 ; faster Steven.
eon 504. Jr, III to Sr. III.—Lizzie
Hoover 010 ; Fanny Al000k 562 1 Mnjorie
Duooaneon 570 ;Maggie Stevenson 586 ;
Addle Grant 660 ; 011a Armetrong 534 ;
James Diokson 308. Sr, II to Jr, III.—
James Carter 480 ; Fred. Al000k 470,
Jr. II to Sr, 1I:-0. 'Moon 400.
Mtge Arum Hese, Teacher,
Smoot, REnJiao.—Report of standing
of pupils in the Senior Dept. of Ethel
Public School for the month of October
— 2nd °msg,—Examined in Geog., Spell„
Comp., Read. and Aritb. Total 430,
It. Fraser 920 ; V. McLeod 298 ; A.
Oonper 296 ; R. Eoltmier 275, 0. Haneotd
274; R. Love 270 ; L. Balmier 247 ;
U. Davidson2
9 J. Pearson 140 ; H
Eokmier 133. 3rd Caess.—Examiue
iu
Hist., Spell., Oomp., Read. and Aritb.
Total 400. F. Imlav 293 ; P. Bremner ;
280; E. Dunbar 271 G. Molise 243;
K. McLeod 229 ; 8, Moteboeh 224 ; 3,
MaAllam 202 ; E. McKee 187 ; G.
MsAlliater 170 ; W. Barr 164; L. Oooper
157 ; B. Batetnan 141 ; W. Pearson 124 ;
E. L'okmier 123. 4th OLAss.—Examined
in Hist„ Spell., Oomp;, Read. and Aritb.
Total 475. M. Slemmon 382 ; W. Badg-
ley 328; 13. Kerr 318 1 L. (Members 308 ;
B. Eokmier 303 ; N. Simpson 298 ; M.
Imlay 2731 L Balmier 249 1 E, Freeman
235; I. Hogarth 217 ; T MoAltister 216;
M. MOAllum 202 ; L. McLeod 82.
Gos Denson, Teaeber.
— Junior Department. Jr. II CLAN.—
Roy
LAse.Roy Gill, Alvis McKee, Celestine Dans,
Irene Heath, George Badgley, Barman
Wilbee, Elwin Thompeom, Alvie Fietoh•
er, Allen MoLltiater, Joseph Cooper,
Luella Senry. Part II Ceres.—Fleda
Freeman, Aubrey Dobson, Florence
Me0allnm, James Bremner, Alice Barr,
Wilfred Eokmier, Pearl McKee, Vera
McCall, Herman Fogad, Robert Thomp-
eon, Lizzie McIntosh. Sr. Part I thetas.
— Annie MoAllister, Clifford Dunbar,
Verde Pollard, Pearl Gill, Chas, David.
eon. Elwin Dobson, Oeot Eokmier,
Edmund McLeod, Stanley Strsoban,
Ross Coates, Wesley Yeo. Jr. Part I
Cram—Noble McKee, Pearl Bateman,
Olive Cooper, Grace Eakmier, Wilfred
Thompson, Normao Addy, Ruby Gill,
Edith Heath, Annie Ward, George Cole.
Miss LAnaa SHANNON, Teacher.
•
Wine trans.
Chao, Sheriff, of Toronto, epeot a few
days in town with relatives and friends,
Geo. 0. Hanna bas been °entlned to his
room for some days offering from rheu-
matism.
Wm. Drummond left for Sarnia, where
be joins Jas. McKelvie in the restaurant
business.
John street has been anneiderably im.
proved in appearanoe by use of ;be road
mashies and gravelling.
The work of drilling the new salt well
is progressing nicely. A depth of over
800 feet has been reached.
There are in Wingbam, 95 phones, and
twelve Are alarm phones, making 107 is
all. Five have long.dietanee equipment,
Wade Bros„ who rsaently purchased
the grocery business of H. -M. Tudbope,
have transferred it to J. Homberatoue, of
Rip'e
Y.
Lower Wingbam School Board bas been
at the expellee of s new look for the wood.
shed. to stop the disappearance of the
wood supply.
Walker & Clegg, of the Wingbam ap•
holstering factory are filling a large order
for lodge room furniture for the Masonic
Lodge at Reveltroke B. 0.
Dr. Macdonald, M, 2,, returned home
from Ottawa on Monday evening of last
week, after spending the poet months at.
tending to bis parliamentary duties.
Swarth &Dore, who have been in part.
nerabip tie carriage manutaoturens for
some time have diaeolved, Mr. Dore will
matinee the bnsineos in the old stand.
Mr, Wilson, Sinter street, is recover-
ing slowly from'tbe effects of a paralytic
ebnoke be reoeived some time ago, and is
able to move about indoors, but has not
yet ventured outside.
The many friends of Mrs. J. R. Mnn.
thaw, formerly of Wingbam, will be pleas.
ed to bear that she is recovering from her
illness, An operation was undergone
about four weeks ago, and MM. M. is now
doing nicely,
W. F. Vaa''tone has purchased 100
acres of land in Wast WaWanosb, 2t•
miles from Whibeoburah, from W. H,
Gibson, This lot lies alongside of a 100
saree purohaeed by Mr. Vaustone from
Mr. Gibson over a year ago.
A rumor was going the rounds to the
effect that R. 0. and Mn. Batson and
two children, late of Wingham, bad been
drowned while en route to their new
Lome in Oregon. We are pleased to etste
that this estimable family has safely
reached their destination.
,,3.tw o oel.
Henry Zieman, while working in Roger
& Rataliffe's tin shop, gave hie finger an
ugly math with a hammer.
Imbert Stewart, 6th eon., West, who
has been on abs Wok list all Summer, is
rapidly improving in health.
Alex. R. Angus is nursing a sore band
at present, in the form of a oarbanole on
the middle of the palm of hie right band.
The teaohers of our Public School at -
ended the Teaohere' convention in Strut.
fork ou Thorsday and Friday of last
week.
W. F. Forest's planing mill is working
night and day to keep up with the rush
of orders. He is getting out material for
a bank building np North,
Meagre. Roger & Ratcliffe have bed a
new plate glass window pat into the
front of their furniture wareroom, to re.
place theme broken eons time ago.
Norman Dopp, who, for the putt four
moathe was forenan.of the Bee .left. for
Taviatook to sae
ume
titsp o''i tion of fore.
man of the Gnzeete. i
a H elace on the
Bee has been taken by Samuel Small, of
Hanover,
Fred. Brown and Wm, Crooks are
evidently trying to establish a world's
record for mangold palling, as they pulled
49 rows, each 40 rods long, in 8 hours.
The work was done for Geo, Graham, 8th
Con., West.
The troeteea of the Public eehool are
making Meal needed improvements to
the heating apparatus of the eohool. The
furnace is being moved into the center ofr
the building, the stone well, supporting
the oentre of the two rooms being partly
torn down. The furnace will be lowered
about sixteen inabea below the level of
the floor, being placed on a cement foaud.
taloa and walla of cement about 2 feet or
more high being bunt around it, to keep
out the water which rises pretty bigb
dnrlog heavy rain or in the lute Winter
or early Spring when toe blooks up the
drains.
At a meeting hold in Mitohell's ball on
Monday evening of teat week it was deal.
deal to premed with the orgeuization of a
bowling club, The following officers
were e'eetod. Patrons, Rev, Dr. McLeod,
and Rev. Wm.Peuball; Hon. Pres„ T.
0.13allaotyue ; Hon, Vioe Pres., Robert
Forest: P,ea„ W. N• Mo$ayt Boo,.
Treas,, W. 11 Erskine ; eonmittes of
management, J. A Milahall, 0. H, $ol
lues, W. E. Heck end R Rlihmoud. It
wag deoided to have the ground ploughed
and rutted and put into good shape to
reoeive the lawn grass seed early iu the
Spriog.
EMU COunom —The Municipal Ooun•
oil of the tuwuohip of lE ma met in the
A r I hall, Atwood,o tb
el 19th a. 1
9 Oat. Al
g n
members resent, minutes of last meet•
ing read and signed. Moved by Corry
aud.Ball that the Ooarb of Revision on
the aeaesamelt of the Gernhelder brand)
drain do now open and that the Reeve
be chairman of the said Oourt. Carried,
Oourt of Revision opened a000rd'ngly,
the members being sworn the appeal of
W. White against his assessment, b ing
the only appeal made, was taken np and
fo ly oonoldered. It waa moved by Mee
°ems Boyle and Corry that the appeal of
W. Mitt; agaivat hie aesessmsnt, under
the Geruhelder Branob Drain, be dia.
missed and the Court of Revision closed,
Carried. After Court of Revision Mooed
Connell met again for general business.
Moved by Mesere. Boyle and Oorry that
By law No, 465 be proviaionely passed.
Oerried. Atter palming a number of ao
counts Coattail adjourned until Nov. 23rd.
iMJiolelawor'tir.
Moat people have their roots nearly
all homed.
Mrs. H. Onmminge ie eafferiog from
nervous prostration,
Quite a number attended the entertain•
ment bald in Doane eohool Friday night,
Mrs. Gloreuoe gave birth to a little
boy last Sunday. The father is all
smiles.
Chas. Mitobell has returned from the
West leaving spent six weeks ine the
Prairie Promos.
Word was received hers on Monday
that B. J. Code, of Trowbridge, was ser-
iously add perhaps fatally injured by a
beuet upsetting the waggon in which she
was being conveyed to Listowel.
Mr. Leper, the aged father of Mrs.
George Gibson, passed away at an early
hour Monday morning at the age of 92
years. He was buried on Tuesday after.
noon iu the Molesworth cemetery.
Molesworth Cheese Factory ie still
rnnning, the make to.dey beiog 2li
cheese. The bait half of September
cheese wsut on Monday, the price paid
being 11 Dents. Ootober obsess has
been sold for 10 ovate.
Mies Ooroieb of the "College" baa re.
turned Cram a pleasant and profitable
trip to her home in Stratford having at.
tended the (Jouvention held in that oiby..
The Perth teachers will convene next
year in Lietowol.
James Menzies er. underwent an
operation on Lie sbin bone, by Dr's
Rutherford Nichol end Phillip at bis
home. on Friday morning. He has suffer-
ed a greet deal from this limb since a
boy p and it is hoped that
the P
b t resent
operation will prove effectual.
Beef ring No. 1 held its annual meet-
ing last Wednesday evening and Beet
Ring No. 2 on Monday evening this week.
Both rings were well pleased with the
services of the butcher, Mr. Kliensehrobb
who bus emended in giving entire satis-
faction to the shareholders. Bath tinge
will again supply the neighborhood with
good fresh meat and any person desiring
to become a member bad better Dome
early.
Canadian .P7evval.
Postoflioe inspector Ches. J. MoDon.
aid cited at Halifax.
The C. P. R. bas absorbed the Ottawa
Northern & Western Railway.
H. Dickenson, was elected President of
the Young Liberal Olds at Toronto.
The eetete of the lata Henry Cargill,
M. P. amounts to over half a million.
Brakeman Glover, of Palmerston, was
crashed to death between oars at °hesley.
A. B, Ayleewortb, K. 0., was .tendered
a banquet by the Canadian Olub at
Toronto.
Fire in the Mann block, on Sandwich
street, Windsor, did damage amounting
to 910,000.
Fireman Aiken'', of Windsor, was
killed in a aollielon on the Grand Trunk,
near St. Marys,
The Arcola Hotel and other boildinge
at Arcola, Man., were burned, causing a
loss of 320,000.
Two men were killed by falling a
thousand feet in No, 2 Dominion oolllery
at Glace Bay.
Marsh & Oo's shoe factory at Quebeo
was olosed.on 5000501 of diffioalty with
the machine bands.
William McMillan committed suicide
near Oshawa by throwing himself into
the creek from it high bank.
Michael Armaly, a well-known mer
obant of Quebec, is missing, and credit.
ore are in pO5s5reion of bis shore.
Miss A. Caroline McDonald, B. A ,
of Toronto, wee appointed Foreign
Seoretary ofthe Y. W. 0. A , and will go
to Japan.
S. H. Ooreer was found drunk on the
street at Hamilton, and taken to the
polios station, where be died on Sunday
morning.
Reduotions are being made in the staff
of the Canadian Northern Railway
employees, and the hours of the men in
shops ebortened.
The Temiekaming & Northern 'Ontario
Beltway Commission bus effsot•
ed temporary loans aggregating 32,300,
000 through the banks,
Motormant
Ohoa a lost both
les
g in 0.
oollision of el t
ed rte oars between $omit•
ton and Burliegton. Several other per
sone reoeived lees tuitions injuries.
Miss Buchanan, of Anohnar, Hamilton,
has offered a reward of 31,000 for the
oonvietion of the party who ebot young
Remold Cate on her property last Wednes.
day night.
Toe resignation of Rev, Dr. Johnebon
from the pastorote of St. Andrew's
Obnroh, London, to aeoept a Dell to the
Amerioan Presbyterian Obneoh, Vont.
salt wee aoeepled by Ibe Presbytery of
London,
Rev, 0. E, Cartwright, Protestant minutes fiber the alone train would have
Ohapla10 at Iringeton Penitentiary, hag been gone, 1'4r, Athens wasgnite 0 young
resigned. men, and married. An it quest will be
held at Bt. Afory's,
Per th ()Minty. Became the infant child of R. 8, and
Mrs. Jones, Oembrie st., Stratford, over.
turned a lamp the fire brigade had a run
Linwood le after the 0, P. R to their residence and metaled in putting
Very Rev. Dean Kilroy, of Stratford, tint the bate' which minted, 11£r, Jona
has gone to Mount (Lamella fur hie wee not et hone when the eoeldent hap.
health pined, hu' arrived in time to see the fire
School Boer( Nu,"2' 13tbb.rt, la un. and sand in a„ aptrm from the nonreat
able to do bueineee owing to the absence hex. Meanwhile en alarm heti been sent
of two of its members, in by phone from the hones The fire
Messrs. Ballantyne & Sons have meet. wag extiuguiehed without gaining eeriuue
ed a band5om5 new residence for their headway, but not before it had damaged
cheese maker of Illeok Creek. a sewing maohlue, curtains, ole. There
A meeting to diecuae rural telephones was also damage done by water, and the
connecting Maple Wood, Hickson, and total loge will remit) about 8100. The fire
Caaeel witla TavisMok was held, brigade did not torn on the hose, but put
Mrs. Ja9, Gilson, wife of the hotel. out the fire by lees Pereira and morn ea.
keeper at Granton, died at Victoria onomioal means, namely the ohemioal
hospital, London, on Oot. 19, at the age extinguitber. The fire took plane about
of 30 years. 8.45 p.m.
James Lookie leaving Berlin for bis
home at Newton, Germania Lodge, I. 0.
0. F. presented him with a handeoma
set et ouff Hoke,
Prior to leaving School seotion No, 2,
nl lass
W W. Anderson,teacher, who has
aeoured a more Inoratie position in St.
Thomas, was presented with a fountain
pen and a writing desk.
Geo, A. Lightfoot, manager of the coal
and wood department of the Deacon Oo.,
Stratford, has severed his oonneotion
with that firm awl bas accepted an
egeney iu the Union Life Assurance Oom•
pany.
Altheogh the "Wsir" drinking fountain
et St. Meryl', was put up just at the end
of the warn season, it has been web pat.
`clued by the general publio, thus giving
evidence that it wee a publio benefit
mach needed.
St, Marys Journal : Whet; the let of
January, 1901, arrives, P, Wheliban, a
trustee of the collegiateinabitnte board,
will have completed 22 yearn' service on
the board. A. (Omelette has been secretary
of the board for 27 veare.
il'Irh. Saltine, Mercer st., Stratford,
suffered tbo other fright from the depre•
dations of some animal, apparently to
weasel. In the limning sbefoupd that
eleven chickens, which she °mild ill af•
ford to lose, had been killed. There bad
been no attempt to remove the fowl, but
the Mood seemed to have b•en studied
from mob one.
Ferman about Staff., have formed the
Staffs Threshing Oo., officered ae follows ;
President, Wm. Morrison ; vlos.presidenb,
David Hill ; secretary, Richard Sillery ;
treasurer, Robert Hoggarth ; directors,
John Boggsrbh, John Fell and Charles
Alberbart ; oolleotors, T. G. Sillery and
T. Hoggarth. The company have bought
a separator and have employed Wm. Hall IMPORTANT NOTICES
J. Livingstone to ran the maohine.
At the opening of the Friday afternoon
satiated the tellers reported that the fol.
lowing officers had Men elected for the
Go. Teaohere' Association :—President,
A. Torrance, Listowel, P. 0. ; Vim Pres,
Ming M. Collison, Mitobell; Seo.•Tress.,
W. A. Adams, Stratford; Management DRUB WINNING LEWES
oommittee, Aliso 0, Delmage, 8t. Marys ; 3 wens—The undersigned offers for Bale
J. H. W. Moltoberte, Mitchell ; G. W. 6 rams, ewe lambs and breeding ewes, Also
Slaughter, Listowel ; W. D. Spence, St, n Durham bull 8 months std. Lot 10, Con.
Marys ; Geo. Thompson, Millbank; 16, Grey, or WeibelLIPER TURNBIILL,
Delegate to Ontario Educational Aesooia-
tion, Ww.Brown, Motherwell; auditors,STOCK FOR SALE. — THE
Geo. Malcolm, C. A. Mayberry, Stratford. undersigned oQere for safe 1 venue
COLLIefott AT 13T. MARY 9•An aeeident milk cow, 2 sheer claim and 7 sheep from 2
oocnrred on the G. T. R. near 81. Mary's 27.0en, 1,Morrie mor ace, AWaiker e,, T of 28,
Saturday night, as the result of which Con. 6, Morrie. 18
Fireman 'likens, of Windsor, lost his life.
Conductor Frost and Engineer Mark, of ONE LEICESTER EWE AND
Stratford, were taking stone from the St.
Mare
Y quarries. uarries. Some five carloads had
beenP lased oi n the main line, and the
engine bad been taken back to the guar.
ries for more oars, when an East bound
doable header freight crashed into the
standing oars with sack farce ne to shove
the front engine through a,flatoar and on
top of a Coal oar loaded with stone. The
freight was in charge of Oondnotor Mo.
Qusde, of Snrnie, with a crew of Sarnia
end Windsor men. Fireman Aikens, on
the first engine, was oanght while attempt-
ing to jump, and died about miduight as
the result of his injuries, Driver Mord.
son, of Sarnia bad his leg broken, but the
othereeeoaped without injury. 'The aooi
dent oaoarred about 6 15 p. m., and it is
alleged that Conductor Front had been
given right of way, while the freight from
the West was warned of the stone cars on
the track. A flagman tried to stop the
incoming train, but, owing, it is said, the
brakes refacing to work, this scald not be
done. Had the double header been fifteen
AUCTION SALES.
A TJCTION BALE OF IAR,M,
Palmy BT000, 3onn oo uNTs, d'0, lr, $,
Saott, A nationoor, has received lustrustione
from the uo dersigned to sell by nubile auc-
tion et Ont 10. Oon. 1, Hnwlek,)on WEDNICS.
DAT, NOV. 11, at 1 o'clock, the following
property, via :-1 team of heavy draught
mares rising 7 years, 1 heavy mama 8 years
old, 1 mare 12 years old,1 aged mare, 5 geed
sows etppoeed la calf, 4 sheers rising 3 years,
2 Lettere rising 9 years, 2 yearling steers, 2
yearling heifers, 7 Spr'ibg °elves, 10 owe 0,1
good ram lamb, 1 brood sow supposed to be
fu pig, 8 store pigs, about 60 hens, 1 Massey -
Harris binder nearly new, .1 wows` and pea
harvester nearly new,1 Clrampiou:seed drill
nearly now, 1 diet harrow, 1 good b ly rake,
1 good hay fork. ropes and pulleys; 1 Chat.
bans fanning mill with bagor, 1 land roller,
I lumber wagon with box, 1 hay reek, 1 lug
boat, 1 atone boat, 2 buggies, 1 wboelbar.
row, 2 sets of hob-slo)gbs, 3 eats iron nar-
rows,1 gang plow, 2 single plows, 2 Bouillon,
1 grindstone, 1 turnip pul per, 2 sots of dou-
ble workingnarnees,1 saddle. 1 sugar kettle.
1 cross -out saw, 2 milk emus, a number of
milk pails, 8 dozen cow Mhe)ns, 1 dozen grain
bags, 1 Bell organ as good as new, 1 glue
clipboard, 1 Good cooking sboee nearly new,
2 heating stoves, I kitoben table, about 16
taus bay, abort 2 acres turnips, a quantity
of straw, 11 acre of maugolde, 1 share in
afaleewortn eheese factory, 1 Daley churn,1
ladder, chains, forks. soyteeh, burrele and
numerous other articles. All will he sold
wMbent reserve. Terms—All sums of 5500
and under cash over that amount 12 woe.
credit will be given on furuiIdling approved
joint notes; 6per cont. ole for enah00 credit
amounts. Tee 400 acro farm will also be
,'Hared for sale the same coy, MRS. RII11I
SAURLIN, Administrabrix; F, S. SCOTT,
Auobioneer.
ilpHREE GOOD BROOD SOWS
11 for sale, will ]liter early in October.
0. H. 1100011T, Lot 18, Don, 10, Grey, or
Oranbrook P,0. 11.0
Administrator's Sale
—OF—
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
In order to wind np the estate of the late
Thomas Jacknn, the] adminietratrix of his
estate Ruth Jaekliu, will receive tondo.up to
estate,
loth November, next, toe the par.
chase of that valuable farm property, con -
loosed of part of Lots 16.10 &17, in the 1st
Con. of Howler, containing 160 acres of
abolae land. The sot le clay loam, well
watered, with fair rendes and its well situat-
ed for market obaroh and school. There
aro ou the prima em agood barn with atone
stabling70x80 feet, and a frame house solofeet, aliu good repair, There is Mee au
exoellenb orobard on the protnfees, and 12
mores of Fall wheat. Possession eat be
giveu at once,. For further particulars up -
or by 1 the
aiidressedto~Wroxeter promises,
rato Lor
Solleitor, G. F, GLAIR, Brussels.
Notice. tea„Qreditors.•.
Io the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
Thomas Jaoklin, late of the Township
of Howiok, in the County of Huron,
fatMer, deoeased.
Retitle is hereby ggiven pursuant to. the
Revised Statutes of Ontario 1807,' 5Map, 123,
see 98, that all creditors and others having
(Balms against the estate of Thomas Seek -
11n, late of the Township of Row;ek, in the
County of Baron, deeeased, who died on or
about the 00th day of September, A. D 1008,
at the Township of Howiok, µforeeaid, are
hereby requestedto amid by post, prepaid,
or to deliver to Rutbat ro Jaohile, the edminle-
t1'rix at
W xetur F. Or to G.
Ble,ir,o f the
of 7t
Village Ih da s her Boli
cite` on or
before the 1 1
0 h d ,
ay r i November, a d., dD.o 7009,
thole full nerals, Mndd, aero mid detain-
mods ,and the full parheu fere securities sirclaims
had aye patur0 of toe oiefutr any)
hold by them. And l st met further givhe
Rant atter the said last mpteeee4 pato, the
Raidad 080055 of tix will deosa ed among the the assets of entitled
antthereto, bavbag award'
one lyto Lite anodised fwhihaving regard
bay to Win; given
fie which motion shall
have been giros ah aboveln requited ren oa the
far the meets t rIx amy Will t e of, so eibi.
far the assets or any part thereof, 80 dia-
trlbutod, to any ponce of whose Mann
metier' shall not have boon received at the
time of Sash distribution.
G. F. BLA311, Breese/l, Ont„
10.8 Solloitar fordminlstmatrix,
Dated at Bruseete botobat S7t7i,1003,
9 ram lambs strayed from the premi-
ses of the undersigned Lob 25, Oon. 2,
Morris on orabout: Sept.'
All bave long
Mils. Any information lreto thele
will beauite rewarded. WAL-
TER FORREBT,Jamastowu,
• ery
bly
P. O.
LEICESTER SHEEP FOR
1341,n. —0 Leioester Ram Lambe, prices
36 to 87 ; 1 8heerliug and 2 Two-Sbear
Rama, prices 310 to 512 All aro good ones.
Also a few Ewe Lambs, price 85, and afew
good Ewes ab moderate prides. DAVID
MILNII do SON, Ethel, One. 18
3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN
Bulls for sale. One ie 1year old and
the other two younger. Alae several regist-
ered Cows and Heifers. Apply to JAMES
5Ph7Ili, Lot 80, Con. 0, Morrie Twp., or Brus-
sels P. 0, 22-tf
NTOUNG SHORT HORN BULL
for sale, Eligiole for registration,
For pries, terms and ; other particulars, ap-
prOrm beech PNOAIR, Lot 23, Oon. 10, Grey,36-
o
REAL ESTATE.
100 Asaid.0REWatFARM FOR
ered by
Apply to TH08. M00RE, Brusaelte.he river.
1.t1OR SALE -LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, North-west career
William and Albert streets, Brussels.
40.tf J. 1,E0II:I31.
FARcnO RENT, BEING
Con. a
20 titular oultivation. Agnply to JOSEPH F.
11 O MOND, on the premises, 09 Mo21 b ft
A SACRIFICE 1N REAL ES-
TATN. $8000.00 will buy the IdaOav-
gbey Block in tee Village of Bruesele. Those
two fine stores must be sold to close Out the
Maoaughey Bekaa, Intendlug purchaser°
should invostigabe at ones, Apply to 1!'. B.
8009"1 or G. N, BLA1R, Brueseie, Ont.
:°OR SALE,—LOT (1, CON. 8,
Grey, containing 100 .acme, q 135156
cleared and in good saute •ot:451530vittiOd.'
Farrel -1s tvollewateired; mete 'rntilffings, or-
pbard, dee, Failure in boaltb cause for eel.
lin¢, Poeaaeeioa given on one month's
notice Terme easy, Dor further puttee,fare apply to T1 3131MAN sierra, on toe.
premises, or Brussels P.O. 10
FARM FOR' SALE CONTAIN•
IN 200 cores, .being Lots 10 and 17,
Con. 10, Township of Grey. On ablefarm
ie a shone bowie with kitchen and wood..
shed a.4anlr uµ10 115 x 00 feet with stone
etabling, autt straw taloa with stone pig pea
under it, There hi a windmill on the barn.
20 puree of: good hardwood Muth on the psoas
and 20 aarea of swamp the rest is °leered,.
There aro 15 acres of Fall wheat'ln, A good
orchard of $ acres, Terms -70 per omit. of
the motley can be left as a mortgage on •the
lane at d
4 and 4 per Dent. Owing to the 0-
p
w d
.t g
geese of &frFr o the ac, ar farm met sr Bald
n
at ub a apply
yapS.estate.Por tur080r• ar-
onMee a o, to ianl AUGUST 0. FI814.4 ,
on Me farm, or grunbroolt P. O. 14.4
1781011 SALE OR TO RENT.,--
The undersigned afters her 100 aero
farm, being Lot20, Con, 7, Grey, ifor tattle or
to mint. Comfortable house, (auk barn, or•
ebard, wells, ho 'There are 80 nares iu melee,
10 aoree of Fall wheat and 20.' soros of Fall
plowing will be done, . Parc 15 only 1 mile
Dom the stirring village of Ethel, Present
]Ansa exph•ee on March 15, 1004, but. a par•
abuser or tenant may go 00 aad plow, deo.,
Nov. G, 1908
GINIMMUMBEINEW
to Ca RICHARDS
Oak Leather Team Harness, all
our own Hand work and guar-
anteed to stand the wear.
Single IIarness, either IXand or
Machine work at prices that cannot
be surpassed. We handle no Fac-
tory Work so when you have our
IIarness you are'sure of a good article.
In Blankets we offer great Bargains. We bought
largely and before the advance in price, and offer them
Cheaper than ever. Also Robes, Rugs—plush or wool.
OurGree R
� eduction
Salle
for Cash begins Nov. let and continues to Dec. 1st. Keep
the date in mind and remember we will offer you great
Bargains.
Repairs in Harness and Shoes done promptly.
I. C. RI CC HA
R D S.
PUMPS,
WUWVHLLS,
&c C.
A. RAYMANN, 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.
He is also agent for the
Woodstock Windmill. This mill
is a marvel and should be seen
before ordering any other.
Persons requiring Water
Troughs should call and get
prices.
A. RAYMANN,
Pump Maker, Cranbrook.
Strenuous Objections
:tor
dPY RICHT
are never made against Teed supplied by
Alt. Backer, All stook litre it and thrive
on it, and it ie pronouuaed by all into'.
Iigeot breeders to be inoompariably the
best sold. Try a sample lot and you will
never teed anything but our Keifer corn
end ante.
Alf. ]Backer.
P P L E S
NTED
Ri7SSEi5 EVAPORATOR
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
P11OPRIETOR.
011111111210.
rami
1
Before you begin to
Paint your house be sure
you get the BEST Paint
possible for the money and
at the salve time give Best
satisfaction and longest
wear.
1
Id
�1W
gives these results ;--It's
g aore Lead, "Linc Lin
p , seed
Oil Paint, thoroughly mixed ; covers. mor0 surface to
the gallon easily applied and gives better results
than any other. Try a gallon and see fory
.ourself,
For sale by
at 01168. For further psrticulare as to
mice,
Pmpo MR2nLL
WILTON
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8hnter8Tarcato, 7.2m a.. .
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