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One %Mit fOr the Testing of Sight And the Fitting of Speota0100 etatte
money, saying nothing of the time required in underatanding their mie. The foliOW.
ing wrnRum you that we belleVe in being up.to.date and a little ahead of many
engaged in Gala woolt
Ont Trial Oaee pomprielng Over 100 different strength of Lewin800 00
de gouge Refractor:peter,, ,,,,, , ,,, ,,, ,,, 88 00
Lorings' OphtbelMoscope for ,,,,, room work 18 00
The Retinoecope, same tie used by leading Opticians 1 60
Maddouc'e Rod for nummular teat, cto., „ .„4 , ,, , ,,,, , „,j 26
• The ohm does not inehide our stook of Lenses, Gold and Gold Filled Eye
Glosses and Frames which we carry a large stools of. Nor does it Molnar) the omit
and expense of taking a course and obtaining a Diploma frorn'the Optioal Institute
of Canada, nor the advanoed course and Diploma 0.1) the Ontario Optical Inetitate
Which inoludes the Baines:mph Colima, better known as the ehadow teat whioh we
hear oo much abont.
Do not suppose that others in town or who come to Bruesels oan fit you better
Or cheaper than we oan. We will test your eyes free and oan supply you with
Speotaclee from $1,60 up and have some as low BS 800, if they suit you, but we never
recommend a oheap Speotaole as the ,Lenees are always very poor and may do more
bars than good. Do not get Speotsolee by geese work—it will cost you nothing to
let ue teat your Eyes.
G A DEADMAN,
• DRUGGIST, OPTICIAN AND BOOKSELLER,
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
00000030 ISETENSION W. 0. & a.
Trains leave Braasele Station, North
and South, ae f °nova
Goma Soma. Gomm Nonni.
Express 7:16 a.m. 1 Mall pan
Mixed 0:46 a.m. Exprese 10:17 p.m
tozal Stirs fthn,
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith prent it.
Mhos.
THE Pon leads for news.
BRUSSELS Council next Monday even-
ing.
&HOOT. Board Friday evening • of next
week.
Elarktz, key found. Enquire at THE
Poem.
Moulmuna Horse Fair was held on
Thursday of this ,week and attraoted a
big orowd.
A. vans good orit.door curling rink
has been fitted up above the mill dam
and several looal games played ou it.
Mooer found. Owner may have the
same by proving property and paying
for this notice. Apply to THE POST.
OUR Hookey boys went to Kincardine
on Friday bat they were not in it, losing
by 7 to 1. The game was an enjoyable
one.
Tan next and last Monthly Hone
Fair in Bruesele for this season will be
held on Thursday, April 6th. Mark the
date down.
A Tsai game of Hockey was played at
Wroxeter on Tuesday evening between
the home team and Brussels. Score 3-3.
Duna. MoLanoblin was Referee.
ODD Emmen' At Home in their fine
Lodge room on Friday evening of this
week. A good time is always put in
with the I, 0. 0. 1'. brethren and no
doubt about it.
• Tan Posy is in receipt of a patriotic) se-
lection of MUSIC from the well known pen
of our old townsman John Lion Alex-
ander, of Toronto. it is entitled "Royal
Canadian& March."
33an (HURON) INFANTIVY.—Major J. A.
Wilson, Seaforth, resigns his commiesjon
and is permitted to retain rank of Major
on retirejnant. To be lieutenant, Second
Lieut. W. H. Guedry, Goderioh, vice D.
Holmee, promoted.
R. LEATEIERDAIM and A. McGuire had
an upset with the fortner'a horse and
outter on the return trip from Wingham
on Thursday night of last week, near
Johnston's church. The tip was over
quite a little bank but no serious damage
was done.
Tan 0. P. R ie running Settlers' Ex-
cursions on Tuesday of eaoh week to
Manitoba and the West daring the months
of March and April. They begin Tues-
day of next week. See their advt. in
another column in THE POST. Poetmas.
ter Farrow is the looal agent.
BRUSSELS Ourling Clob did not get a
chance to play in the finals for the
Western Tankard last week at St. Marys
as through aomebody's neglect the official
notification as to our club having a place
in the contest was not made it EISSEIS.
The silverware might have come to Bras -
sale if our stone twirlers had got a show
at the tee.
Tan East Huron Lioense Board met
at the Amerioan Hotel, on Tuesday. All
the members present as follows :—Thos.
Gibson, Fordwith, (chairman) ; George
Porton% Turnberry ; George Mardie,
Manion ; Inspeetor amt. R. Miller,
Secretary. Board will meet at the
• Queen's Hotel, Brussels, on Tuesday,
• April 17th to take into account the grant.
ing of hotel licenses in this Riding.
WILL Ham A Con:him—At a meeting
of the Direotors of the East Huron Agl.
Society Directors last Saturday after.
noon it was deoided to hold a big Concert:
in the Town Hall, Brussels, on the sea-
ond evening of the Fall Fair, W. H.
• Kerr, D. Stewart and W. H. hiceraoken
• were appointed a Committee with power
to add to their number, to complete ar.
=gement°. W. H. Kerr was chosen to
represent Grey Branch Agl. Society at
Teronto on Thnreday in cionneetion with
• exottraion to the Pdodel Farm with G. T.
B. The question of building a new Agl.
Hall Was dirk:nand and Presidents Fel,
gown and Speir and Ideoretaries Stewart
• and Kerr named ae Committee to have
plans and estimates procured to lay be-
- fore the Directors at an early date.
But Lothe.—L000 week some big loads
of saw logs were hauled to town from
Kreuter & Ritchie's bush. Frank Wilt.
sie'e weighed 6 ton and 14 cwt. and the
team hauling it, harness and all, only
weigh 2,800 pounds. Albert Fox canoe
next with a load that plumped the eoalee
doan to 6 ton, 1,650 ponnds, the logs seal.
ing 1,829 feet. Few teamsters haul any
bigger quantitiee of green timber for as
long a %Manor), viz., 7 miles. Mr. Fox
holds the reeord in the meantime bat no
telling who may have it by the time the
Winter is past, Pleases. Kranter &
Mohler have about 200,000 feet of 'timber
• in the G. T. R. yard at Brueeele and
have 100,000 feet to haul yet. They have
also about 60,000 feet at Ethel station
yard. The loge will be shipped to
• Rtitton & FNMA'S thi factory
Wingham per G. W. R.
WHAT about the re organization of the
Town Band ?
Ton Montreal Witness is a good paper.
THE POST has sent it 46 subscribers thie
year 00 far.
MONDAY morning the thermometer dip.
ped dawn to 10 degrees below zero. Son.
day was one of the roughest days this
season.
LAST Saturday's storm interfered with
the electric lights wires and it watt Mon
day before the breaks were found and re.
paired.
GE0. BEST intended :hipping 2 oars of
hogs on Monday but owing to the storm
only part of a oar oama in ao the ship.
merit was delayed for a day.
Goon.—The Board of Directors of the
Howich klutual Insurance Co. voted
050.00 to the Patriotic) Fund at their
meeting in Gerrie last Saturday.
Aminthe implement deliveries are be-
ing made. It looks like rushing the ma-
son to see a new binder going farmward
with snow drifts to the tops of the fences.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this
week. P. M. W. McOraoken gives his
report of last week's Grand Lodge at
Toronto. All the members should make
an effort to be present.
THE POST bad a pleasant call from
Reeve and Mre. Donaldeoo, of Eltna,
and Mrs, Duno, of Portage.la•Prairie,
last Friday. They were visiting Mrs.
Harris, Thomas Whet.
THE Illeafortli stage made a start last
Monday but only got oat a few miles and
turned back owing to the badly drifted
state of the gravel road. Wroxeter stage
made its regular trip, however.
1', 0. SCOTT has let the oontract for a
briok etable to be built at his recently
purchased residence, William street, to
Alex. MoNeil, of this place for the sum
of $325. The building wilt be 22x38 feet.
DRESSAILEHRS WANTED. — Some wag
placed the following dispatch on the
Bulletin Board at Fox's Drog store on
Wednesday ;—"Wanted — 2,000 drees-
makers to rip op the outskirts of Lady
Smith and hem in the Boors,"
BRUSSELS Odd Fellows'who went to
Wiogham on Thursday of last week, say
they had a good time and were royally
treated. Seven candidates were each
made acquainted with the three degrees of
Odd Fellowship, so oar readers who are
society people,
will know there was not
much time lost Thursday night.
CONUNDRUM BOCIAL,--MrS. Alfred J.
Lowry and her Sabbath sahool Masa will
give a Conundrum Sooial at the home of
the former, Tarnberry greet, Brussels,
next Tuesday evening. Musioal and
literary program, debate on "Married vs.
Single Life," and an Art gallery will
constitute part of the evening's exercises.
A welcome is extended to all.
FROM ALT OLD FRIEND.—Aur that H.
Veal, of Fenton, Mich., in remitting fur
Tan POST hae the kindness to say :—I
have bean here 10 yeare bat we cannot do
without your paper. Occasionally it
miscarries and we do not get it, than we
are loat and the family will ask "Did
you get Tan Pon ? " Wishing you
many prosperous yeare, yours &o.
In reporting the 8. 0. S. "At Home"
laet week our reporter omitted to mention
the Sootoh ballad "Will ye no' come back
again," whioh was moat excellently
rendered by Ante, daughter of Reeve
Thomson ; the spirited closing address of
J. D Ronald •, and the excellent spread
of edibles that only required the haggis
to make an ideal feast to a Scot.
SNORE EUT LITTLE rtnn.—W edoesday
afternoon smoke filled the apartments of
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Francis in the
Leckie blook. The ohimney, an old
fashioned one, was on fire and fears were
entertained for e, time that the devour-
ing element would gain a wider mope.
Pails of water were soon gemmed and
with the help of snow the danger of ear -
ions oonsequenees was averted. The Fire
Engine was got out bat the deep enow
made it run heavily and its services were
fortunately not required. A. °matey,
Exprees Agent, whose office is down-
stairs in the Leokie Stook had hie vela.
ablee removed so as to be on the safe side.
Where are the runners for the engine?
Batton Aammtumion.--Judge Marmon,
and School Inspeotora Robb and Tom, the
Arbitrators appointed at tbe Jut meet.
lag of the County Council to oonsider the
petitione of certain ratepayerseof the
townships of Hallett and Goderich, and
East Wawanoeh praying for the forma-
tion of two union school seotions—one
between parte of Hallett and Goderioh,
and one between parts of East Wawa.
noth and Hallett. Atter spending two
days in hearing evidence for and epithet
the union, the arbitrators determined to
form two union School Seatione. One to
be known as Union School Section No,
Ten, Hallett and Goderioh and the other
Union School Section No. Eleven, Hal-
lett and East Wawanoeh. U. No. 10
Hullett and Goderioh will have an area
of about 3,000 acres, with an assessed
valuation of about 100,000. U. No, 11
Hallett and East Wawanoeh, 3,600 three
and an easessed valuation of $95,600.
The arbitration found thatin some in.
stannee children bed to walk at least
three and a half miles to reach their own
school hone. The arbitration was held
at Londethoro' on Thnreday and Friday
of last week. There are a number of
other school :motions in Huron County
that should be re -arranged as the pass.
ing years have changed the situatiOns
very materially.
• .
TUE US8.0115 'ROST
itanammormiewmaw
Tou,irepert Of the A. 0. 1J. W. Greed Kra. MenterriOn and •daughter.. who
Lodge ie orawded oat of Gila 60840, have been vieiting Mrg, john
Assitlisou 0000o= batt commenced ble Pannell etreet,Breeceicl leave for their
annual monde in the aoliessn3ent gf 110100 uat Binsoorkb, Man, op Eriday,
Breeeelo for 1300. Pasentaarell,"Wedneedtty evening, at
Yahuhiltrai wag rgaaelved ou Wednes. the weekly prayer serviee in the Meth,
day by ildre. Wm. Moleadscon eontain- odiet °Imola here, 07. Keeney and Km,
•ing the :rad intelligerme that her twin Koons)), were presented with o fine large
sister, fare. 3'. J. Coates, of Shoehone, photo, Di:101y trollied, of tbe church and
Idaho, wag dead, No partioulars were parsonage, soopronanied by kindly
worded addrees read by Ran, R,
.3) Meet appropriate reply Vika 41000 hy
M. Mooney, The 13reeeptation was
made by 13, Gerry. Shoot nompliment•
tory remarke, expreseive of regret and
good wishes were made by M. gerrYt W.
11. McCracken, vv. a. Kerr and the
pastor, Bev. J. Goimes. The meeting
olosed with tbe hymn "God be With Yee
till we meet again," Mr. Mooney and
family expect to leave for their new home
at Weyburn, N. W. T., ou Toeorloy
morning of next week. They will be
greatly miesed, both in the community
and church and oarry with them the
beet wishes of all for their prooperIty.
Weyburn will be the richer in more ways
than one by their settling there, Mro.
Dobson will also leave for Hamilota.
Man., on the same train. She has been
a faithful church worker and her going
away will canoe a blank not eaeily Ole!,
THE Poeo wishes all concerned God
speed.
given, Mr.., Om* was vtetttng here for
o few menthe last year, eturning home
ixt 11111 If alt,
.T141)01010 (owe) Herald eaye of a
former Brueeels youth, and eon of A, E.
VW, 9i Fenton, Minh, E. T.
Strungquist, of Elkhart, Lad, a graduate
of the Chios° College of Dental Surgery,
has been engaged by Dr. H.. M. Val to
armlet hint in hie slamming care work,
Dr. Stronaquiet has arrived and le in.
atoned at Dr. Veal's dental parlors,
ALUMS A tanacha.—Albert Ootttes, of
Hallett, who was eo terribly iojured by
being caught in tbe machinery of a chop-
ping machine, has eq far reoovered that
he was able to vielt the families of W.
Mol'adaean and D. McMillan, East of
Brussels, during the past week. Elie
restoration is simply marvellous and
speaks well for Par. Coates' constitution
and grit, We hope he will soon be fully
reoovered.
The Goderioh paper eaye of a former
Brusselite :—Mr. Shannon, tenor singer
of Victoria street church, gave the choir a
reception at hie residence on the evening
of Thursday last. A. most enjoyable
evening was spent •in vocal and inetru•
mental musks. readings and speeches.
Quite au elaborate supper was prepared
by Mre. and Miss Shannon to which the
guests did full juetice. The members of
the choir appreciated Mr, and Mre. Shan-
non's caul tesy and generosity.
LAHTI:110TH RELIEVED. — There VMS
great excitement in town this morning ae
soon as the following Telegrams were
received by T.Fletcher,—"London, Mar,
let,—Ladyemith hae been relieved, This
hae been officially oonfirmed by War
Offloe." Later,—"London, March let,
the War Office hes received the following
Business Locals.
CASH for hides and sheep eking.
A. Memo, B,
Raw FT/R0.—Any quantity of fors
waSnatwedmr,brymo done on abort notice by an
A. Coushay, Brussels.
experienced hand. Satisfaction auttran-
teeLHum° WIrmanis, 13thesels.
WANTED.—Ohoioe roll butter 22o. All
kinds of prodatie handled. Few ee large
and varied stooks to select from.
0.16, RING, Wiogham.
SAW filer MoOregor has a quantity Of
choice saws filed and for sale, and can
give a bargain. Will take any attwe 10
exchange. T. McGregor, saw Skimmer
and filer, Braesels, Ontario.
despatch from Gen. Builer.—Lyttleton's.
head quarter°, March, let,—Gen. Due.
donald with the Natal Oarbineers and
Composite regiment entered Ladysmith Liza Messer hag returned from Wrox.
Met night. The ocanitry between Inc and
Ladysmith ie reported clear of the enemy.
I am moving ou Nethorpe." The bells
were ringing and whistles blowing and
guns were.fired for several boars. The
town looked V017 gay, deoorated with
Gage of all sizes. Piotares of the Queen
were banging at some duors. The Volun-
teers and Rand paraded the etreets. The
school was closed in the afternoon, and
the small boy was so elated you would be
sure he had just returned victorious from
the ware. We all feel very loyal and
rejoine etheediegly over the good news.
Roney= Ere MenaL.—Last week Capt.
J. Y. S. Kirk, of Brussele, received hie
Fenian Raid medal and we Elope he may
be spared for many years to wear it. On
March 8th, 1866, the gallant Capt., who
was in charge of the Goderioh Artillery,
took his 65 men to Sarnia ro watch the
Fenian marauders who waited at Port
Huron with three propellers to laud on
Canadian soil. Horace Horton, of
Goderioh was Lieutenant. The Goderioh
Rifles also went to the same point under
commend of °apt. W. T. Hays, Lieut.
Jno. Davidson and Ensign B. Seymour.
A. few mouths was spent in Sarnia'two
Companies being stationed at Point
Edward also, and the brave soldier boys
arrived baok to the Co, town about the
end of May. In September of the same
year they were brigaded at Thorald under
General Wolseley and had a good time.
Capt. Kirk is 67 years of age and enjoys
aomparatively good bee I th. Jno. Walker,
of Goderioh, father of Mrs. G. F. Blair,
of this town, was a Corporal in Capt.
Kirk's Company. Mr. Walker is about
80 years of age. The same old time
loyalty mill reigne in the hearts of these
veterans and they will value the medals
in a way that those of as who were not
in the "fight" can hardly appreciate.
Those were stirring times just the same.
ORsTERS, &c.— Some time ago sides
were chosen in ammeation with the Mao.
oabee Order, Bruesele, for a friendly con.
test in seaming new members, the losers
to pay for an oyster trapper. Tuesday
evening was the evening eat for it and
aordingly the K. 0. T. NI. Hall was
well filled by those interested and a few
outsiders invited to enjoy the evening.
Sir Knight M. IL Moore was chairman
and had the happy faculty of getting out
of all the tight oornere a nervous man ie
liable to get into in a position of the
kind. The program woo a cheery one
and well executed being as follows ;—
Humorous reading, "Trading work," J.
J. Gilpin ; solo, "Sailing over the ocean"
Mies Jean bloArter ; reading, "Wild
etrawberriee," Norma Vanstone ; solo,
"The widow of old Windsor Hall," A.
Roes ; Instrumental duet, "Edna
Waltzes," H. L. Jackson and Mies Lizzie
Sample; reoitation, "The Union Jack,"
Winnie MoGuire ; Lady Moneabee Drill
by Misses Jean MoLanoblin, Thurso,
Garry, Celia Colvin, Duke, Jean Ritchie
and Lizzie Leatherdale, Mre, N. kb.
Lauohlin, Mrs. S. Carter and Mrs. A.
MoGUire '• solo, "Bing again that sweat
refrain," Miss Lizzie Sample ; song "The
oabin near the Mississippi :hare, Jen.
Thomson ; votee of thanks to all taking
part on motion of Mame. McGuire and
Leatherdale ; song, "The girl I loved in
sunny Tennessee," Ed. Hart ; National
Anthem. There was not a poor piece on
the program. During an intermission
the oyster! were served, a long table an.
oommodating 80 being filled three times,
The service of the hivalthe wth. »not a
stinted one by any means and diving for
them was not neatn:fay, Ooffee, sand-
wiohes, cake eto,, was also dispensed in
abundance by the bandy waiters. The
evening was a very enjoyable one net all,
the L. O. T. M. drill being a specially
pleaeing feature. Bruesele Maccabees
have had 87 initiations in their Tent dur-
ing the past year, the membership now in
good standing totalling 105 and forming
part of the aggregate 894,274 belonging
to the Order. P. Haugh ie the presiding
officer in Brut:trete Lent for tbis term and
Mrs. A. McGuire renders like sorriea in
the Lady Macoabee Hive. Their Hall,
in the Stewart block, ia a neat, comfort-
able room and they say, whether fooling
or not he not for ea to say, that they
have two goalie, well trained and cared
for ready to make the initiatory Bernice
inlereotiog for newcomers, The Mon.
calms know how to many through an
At Home all right. Miss can Mo-
Lanchlin and Mies Lizzie Sample filled
the position as aacompaniste most antis.
faotorily and, along with H. L. Jackson,
contriboted 0 number of choice instru•
mantels while the relreehments Were
being served,
eter.
Min Laura Snell ie vititing relatives
in Kinburn.
Mr. Rogers visited Toronto and Stmt.
ford thie week.
Miss J. jamesion'of Fordwion is visit-
ing ber sister, 11,1rs.R. Casernore,
Mrs. West returned with her father,
Mr. Gordon, to Whitby on Wednesday.
They have started to practise for a
Patriotic: concert to be given in the near
future.
A. number of the young people attend.
ed mpOrly at Adam Oleghorns' on the
Bluevale road.
Mies Minnie, who has been keeping
house for her unole, Mr. Leech, has
returned to her home.
R. N. Duff is at Sherbrooke, Quahog,
this week attending the High Court of
the C. 0. F. as a delegate from Court
(toughie.
The email girls' drill that was given
at the sollool concert 198.8 given Tuesday
evening at the Red Grose concert in
Wingham.
On Monday evening of laet week the
Pre-hyterian congregation pregented Mr.
and Mre. Robertson with an address and
pair of easy chairs.
GEISEROUS.—Thomse Stewart received
a cheque for one hundred dollars from
Timothy Mitchell & Son, of Keighly,
England, one day recently, ae the only
way, the gentlemen said, they could ex-
press their sympathy for him in the loss
of his leg, by au accident, last Sommer.
Eu the midst of every -man -for -himself -
ism this not of generosity is refreshing.
This firm sends one of their numbers, J.
Mitchell, to Canada every Winter, to buy
maple rollers whioh are shipped to the
Old Country to be manufactured into
clothes mangles. They have dean with
Messrs. Dull & Stewart for several years
now, hence their acquaintance with Mr.
Stewart. This is Mr. Plitahell's eixtfi
annual visit to Canada.
HORN .
STOTTON.—Uarristen, Feb. 24, 1900, to
Mr. and Mrs. Spotton, a son.
- acc.a.mamaxuzm.
11111,—Pdaeon.—At the residence of the
bride's father, on Feb. 28th, by Rev.
Jno, Rose, B. A., Mr. ano. G. Hill,
of Portage.le, Prairie, Man, to Miee
Jennat, daughter of jno. Mason, 3rd
con., Morrie.
=ann.
Cohn.—Al Lyleton, Manitoba, on Feb.
3rd, Wm. A. Cole, brother of John
Cole, Bolgreve, aged 82 years.
Sam —In Denver, Ool., on Feb, 15th,
Richard Scott, aged 27 yeare and 2
months.
BOANLAN.—In Walkerton, on Feb. 14th,
Mrs. John Soudan, aged 88 yeare,
formerly of Morrie.
ATTRILL.—Hele0 Forrester Attrill, widow
of the late Henry Yerwood Attrill,
of Ridgewood Park, Goderioh, on
February 220d, suddenly, of heart
failure.
TUESDAY, Mama eth.—Form Stook, im-
plements, furniture, atm, Lot 25, Con. 11,
MoKillop. Bele at 1 p. m. H. E. Bark.
holder, prop. ; F. S. Boott, atm
WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 7r.—Farm stook,
implements, &a., Lot 2, Con, 18, Grey.
Bale, unreserved, at 1 o'clook. Jas.
Oakley, Prop ; F. S. Scott, Atm.
FRIDAY', March %IL—Farm stock, im•
plemenie, &o , 8 Lot 64, Con, 1, Morris.
Bale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. Wm.
Breaketiridge, prop„ F. S. &Mt, Rue.
TUESDAY, MARCH 13. — Farm etock,
iMplemente, &o., Lot 22, Oon. 13, Grey.
Fis.le, unreserved, at 1 o'clock. D. Mo.
Linea, Prop. ; F. S. Scott, Atm
13Mi 1.1 Rae.e..102.=SEITHI,
Fall Wheat ,,,,, ....... 60
Barley 86
Peas 60
Oats ,, . ..... ......... 36
Butter, tube and rolle .. 19
Eggs per dozen 13
Flour per barrel . . .... 4 00
Potatoes (per bus) 26
Apples (per beg) ...,1 00
Salt per bbl., retail..." 1 00
Hay per ton. 6 00
Hides trimmed . . . ...
tides rough
Sheep ekins, eaoh 30
Lamb ekine eaoh 26
Hogs, Live 5 00
Hogs 1/reseed 4 500
8
62
88
60
27
20
14
4 00
25
75
70
7 00
7 74
6 5
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General Banking Burliness, TranSaoted,. Earmere' . Notes amounted,
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Brolear. ATTENTrott mom TO TM: ClOrmOOTION OF Pallentitle 50011 NOTES.
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GISNIMAI, Fervent' wanted at 0000. Ap-
ply fo MRS. W. M. SINOLA/R Brueeele
Botona to rent on Frederick street,
Brnssels, Apply 00 BEV, R. PAUL or Tan
Posy,
VOIE SALE. — A. BEAUTIFUL
home on Wean street ; aleo a piano
very little 0808, 000 of the best mama for
three hundred and fifty dollars. Must be
Bold before the 191 of April. Apply to
KM M. CAMPBrEuL0L,
B 12,
WOOD WANTED.
We are prepared to make contracts for
1,000 oorde of hard and soft wood, to be de-
livered at the Brussels salt Works. Par -
tanners may be had there.
THE 00011151014 SALT OOMPANY,,.
AUDITORS' REPORT
THI3—
Township of Grey
For the Year 1899.
RECEIPTS. •
Belanae on hand at last audit._, .0 84084
J Kreuter, balance taxes on 1-011 1802 88079
P3 B!oh
‘Inateseamonearemenosomillenami
Not ice to Creditors,
Pursuant to Chap, 128, 03,5,0., an persons
having olainni against the estate of EWEN
3. MoARTHUR, late of the Township of
Grey, Yeoman, deceased, aro notified to sand
or deliver to Peter Arthur MeArther, Bruit.
sole P.0,, one of the Ihreautors of the estate,
on or before tho 16th day of Xarob, 3000, a
statement of their o alms and after the last
Mentioned date the Exeoutere will proceed
to dietribute the eetato among those 00E01-
ed thereto, bevies regard, only to such
dahlia of which notiee shall have then b000 And the Executor:: will not be
liable for the assets of the estate or any Pert
thereof to any 980000 01 whose 010010 notioe
shall not then have been reeeived.
Dated at Bruseels Feb, 21e% MOO.
PETER ARTHUR MoARTIMR,
Executor.
A. HUNTER, Agent for Breen:ore, 83 3
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REAL ESTATE.
COMFORTABLE BRIOK RES.
IDENOE for sale Si Brussels. corner of
Turnberry and Omni streets. There are 8
rooms, cellar full size of house, hard ' and
soft water, &L. la acre of land. Location is
most co evenient. For further particulate
apply to A. 00USLEY, ;I:resole, or D. Me-
LENNAN, proprietor, &Goforth. 84-4
'LIAM/IS FOR SALE. — THE
A.• undersigned offers for sole hie 100 acre
farm, being North Half Lot 25, Coe. 8. Mor-
ris, About 75 acres cleared, balance bush
There is a geed oonerete dwelling house, a
bona ba rn , 2 concrete stables orchard,
dm. Also 50 ernes, North 'West 3 Lot 26,000,
2, Morris, with 80 00000 cleared, remainder
in bush, For further particulars as to price,
term s, conditions, 00., apply to WM, POR-
I:16i:3T proprietor, on premiees, or Tolima.
town P. 0, 81.
,
Wm Spenoe,rent for Twp Hall 8 55
Jae Turnbull, mak overdrawn for
Casgravel out of Twp funds for sur- 4 08
vey of Beat:champ Creek.... . . . .- 1474 18
Tress of Ontario, Laud Imp't Fund 47 67
J It Miller, balance for license year24 88
ending April 82th
310 Miller, on account of license
fund,1899-1900 56 00
Standard :sank, for money borrowed 400 00
Wm Holmes, Public SchLol Grant,
Government
4
Standard Bank, note for 8 roontbs,601 re
Standard Bank, " 2 months-400 00
Standard Bank, " 2 months400 00
Treasurer of Elmo, rent for Silver •
Corners' drain 89 gl
Jae Turnbull, work on Elmo bound'y
R Lto
Givrienygsabanr,a8 85
work on Logan bona-
dam Gney share
5 OD
Wm Spence, ng'r expenses,Ditohes
& watercourses Act
Wm Spence, part for deepening oul- 4 oe
vert across R R. track
J Kreuter, oollector, South division
P J Blahop,North " _ 14 " Nor4580 14
04.850000
Total receipte'
Rpo,alad0s0a2n0d4 piton..
Fraser oder: izae. exp
Watercourses Aon re Ditoltes 0$ 100022 208102
$ 1809029
207 50
EXPENDITURE.
EGxrapvellded on Twp Hall 21 84
PrB or°isantrata:e/aaHn°dellstat she bt i o u e r y ( W S p e u o 0 4400
80 40
34 00
Unforseee printing ...
822, A McNair $2.60 24 65
D°11ebaerigures and Coupons mo 2
152 OU
WB auii 101010P00a0019182 07
col It toi i roani 0for 1898 ' o000
Law exponent slime 1890 to date
9 170900
28
Govern% Drains Noel & 2, annual 207 60
Loans, iutereet and commission 10
rental, 1378008 to nut
County rate for 1899 2520107 2084
County rate for 1898
1550 00
Trustees School Tax
Government School Grant•
td242202000 007885
Township Sohool Tax
W Spence, registering births, mar-
riages and deaths 26 80
W Spence, Preparini By-law No 199 20 00
Revising Voters' Lis a
T Reny, rent tor court room, 1898 1012
005
Mieeenaneoue 195 75
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33.10Titonhandalexpenditue, 1809 $ 17118 27
922 95
Total $ 18085 92
Account of Iteccipts ntid Expenditure for
Gov't Drain No, 28, Extension, for 1110
Year 1890 :
RECEIPTS.
B alone° in hand from Grey deb's ...$ 10057 70
May 20 Twp McMillen, on amount
of Beauchamp Creek 423 28
July 8 Twp of McKillop on Recount
of Beauchamp Creek
1247 88
oct 10 Twp of Elms. on soomant of
Beauchamp Creek
5904 24
Total amount received --- —
8 17708 05
May 20 Standard Bank, transfer 01
EXPE—NDTTURE.
cheque 8 50
Jure 11 George Oliver on contract700 00
July 15 08900
AogA7
106 Trate DicE" VI 880 00
illop, Clerk's few;
,
for By-law. 44 00
Sept 29 George Oliver on ciontraet603 00
Nov 1 "
101000
Nov 21 Cash paid for ditch incor-
porated in the extenaion of Gov-
ernment Drain No 2 ........ ....'1268 80
Nov 00 George Oliver on contraet ,, 1090 00
Total amount expended 0751376 80
13 alazua
cetrrlinieh Beauchamp Creek
8 11086 75
ASSETS.
Jacob Kreuter, unoolleoted taxer 8 10880
Peter Biehop ,ut. collected taxes 64701
Due from Blma on aceount Silver
Cornere' Drain 102702
Balance in Co Trees for collection8 83
Tow nehip Hall
1000 00
Balance on hand at audit
922 85
Balance on hand, 8 eanonamp Creek
and Gov't Drain No 2
------ 11086 76
Total deeds
8 "MB 08
LIABILITIES,
Government Drains Noe 1 & 2, 11
Due (Jo Trona, Onunty rate 776041 100
years to run
Schools, Debentures and Coupons
not yet paid
Total Liabilittee :57:78078180440
16 24081 65
Silver Corners' Drain
Collectors' solaria::
AmOunt to be paid on Beauchamp
Greek and Gov't Drain 14a2 19111 00
WE, the undersigned, Auditors of the
Township of Grey, certify that Wo have ex-
amined the Treasurer's accounts for the pest
year, and the youebere belonging thereto,
and arid the same comsat and, in our opin-
ion the:fin:unties Of the Treaeurer are per-,
feetly.good,
ALEX. STEWAKT, Anditore,
anis, LIVINGOTONN,
WINE FARM FOR SALE.—BE.
v rico Lot 29,N 4 Con. 6, Morris township,
containing 98 MVOS of flret-elase land, There
is a bouse, barn, orchard and good ware-
house, and farm is well fenced. There are
85 acres in Pall wheat ; 15 acres in hay and
45 scree pasture. Possession could bo given
at once. Farm adjoins tbe vines° 01 srus-
gels. For further particulars as to price,
terms, 00., write to JAMES LIVINGSTON,
M. P., Baden. 22-tf
WARMS FOR SALE. — 100
a. acres in the Township ,of EQwiok, be-
ing Lots 15 and 18, Oon. 0• 80 acres are
cleared and 20 acres in both bank barn with
stone stabling underreath ; arid frame house
with cellar. goad thriving orchard.
Parra is situated 9 miles from Wroxeter.
Also 60 acme in the Township of Turnberry,
being North Half of Lot 7, Uon. A ; 80 acres
in gram, 20 acres of hnsii ; -frame barn and
log house; a good epring. For further par -
Maulers apply to ALEX. BISLOP,
286 Wroxeter P. 0.
MUSIO
BOOKS...
We have in stook the fallowing
Mask; Peeks ;—
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The Ideal,..
Students and Minstrels,
(Songs and Ohorueeo)
The Favorite Song Folios,
120 Scotch Songs,
Royal Folios of Music,
The Peerless,
The Elite,
The American.
Any Music Book or Sheet Music
not in Moak will be gladly)
procured at
Fox's Drug Store.
Mir Agent Dominion Express Co,
Money Orders sold to all parts of
the world. •
LARGE FARM' FUR SALE.—
•J-4 040 aoree, complete, .
section, near
Southwest boundary of efenitoua Over 100
aeres under cultivation. Fine two-storey
house costing over 01000. 8 miles from rail-
way 1 river Souris paeses through farm ;
near cheap coal supply. Prim, $4000,
Apply to 3000. D. RONALD.
1.q3OR SALE IN ETHEL VIL— '
• 1.0011.—The property of the late John
00nei9ting of a solid briok house,
with frame liteben and ..woodelted, good
amble and a aore of land, all in first-Masa000dlt90n, oondition, If not sold will be rented. Poe-
seeeion at any time. For pa.ticulare apply
to Was. STENCH, Ethel; Annx. Pawn:neon,
Galt ; or TM, idolInhvlav, Mt, Forest. 20tf
r41IRST • CLASS FARM FOR
Simu.—Lot 17, oon. 9, Township of
Grey. 100 acres more or leo. Situate 4,1
:Mies fromilli meals and 2 miles from village
of Ethel. All cleared excepting 6 80000 0!
hardwood %nth. Buildinga and fenees in
good repair. Good wells, All Fall plowing
done. Prim) and terme of payment on ap-
plication to W. M. SINCLAIR,
294 Barrister, 00, Brussels.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
▪ on Afill street, Brussels. The house
Oe a eonifortable one, well fated up, with
hard and soft water, 00. There is
also a, good stable. Fruit trees in garden :
over one•quarter aore of land. For price,
terms, &e„ apply to H. FINN, Proprietor,
or W. 10, 00100010 01 01111 Poo, 18.01
1714 ARM FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
•L Consisting of the South 3aod South
of the North 3 of Lot 86, 000 .0, Bast Wawa..
nosh. Tins 10 60 exoellent stook farm,being
well supplied with good spring water. 11 10
situated about 9 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of it is under
grass. Building° and fancies are in a flax
state of repair. Easy term; of payment will
be given, For all information apply to
11-tf G.F. BLAIR, Barrieter, Bruesels.
pEREMETORY S,A.LE OF • A
000D I'00100,—The lar," 10/ 7,
oon. 2, Grey, 100 mores, 13 miles from James.
town (gravel road) 1000! be eold, under the
will of theist° owner. Good buildings, or-
chard and never falling water eutmly. The
land is clean and in good state of oultivation,
5 acme of Vali wheat now in. This is a de -
Bitable property and a oheap bargain 060 08
had. Apply to JOHN WHITE, Jemeetown,
or to A.IIIONTER,Bruseele, Executors, 1860
NEW
PRING OfiS
Opened
Up at
A. R. SMITH'S,
Champion Clothier.
We do not want, and do not expect you to lead a
long harangue of detail • we are after business
and believe you are. Our goods are Reliable,
Fashiouable, Superior Value and therefore Saleable.
OUR STOCK
INCLUDES
MISMIMMM
Silks, Dress Goods, Muslins,
Ribbons, Men's Furnishings,
Tweeds, Worsteds,
Suits Made to Order,
Ready -to -Wear Clothing,
Boots and Shoes. -----.a,»
I4 LOOK
THROUGH OUR
High Class Dress Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Cas,
Is an Eye-opener to our Customers this Spring.
WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO HAVE
A VISIT FROM YOU.
A.
—The 0120 Plice Cash,
Smith,
Store—
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Still pays the highest price for Butter and Eggs.
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