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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-4-5, Page 8all Pipers Will Soon be all the go, We have a large assortment to geleet from, We buy both is Toronto and Montreal, A Moe selection of Ingrains. G. A. DEAPMAN.. ,Bide 50 Miles, �Pedal €..'S,,,, That le What the Morrow Coaster and Brake will do for you. Buy. a Crescent Bioyole and have it fitted with this Ooastor and Brake. G. A. Deadman, ilruggistand Graduate Optician, Rirussels, Ont. Crescent Bicycles ! $/7 aQ Will bay a line Crescent Bloy' ole. Dunlop tires. 2a 50 will buy- a °reeoent Bioyole, new last year. Duplop tires, 37 50 will buy name 33loyele, new. 25 00 will buy Crescent Wheel uew len year. Dunlop tires, • 40 00 will bay same wheel, new, /0 00 extra with Morrow Coaster and Brake. The beet thing out, 37 5Q fora Ladles' Wheel, Dunlop tires, new, Any of the above would be at least $5.00 less with cheaper tires. When baying a Wheel it pays to get the beet, G, A. Deadman, Agent for °reagent Bioyoles, ORANa TRUNK RAILWAY. 800001000i EZTEN61ON W. 0. & R, Trains leave Braeeel6 Station, North and South. as follows: GOING Scones. es. GOINu NORTH. Express 7:16 a.m.Mail 2.10 p.m Mixed, 9:46 a.m. I Express ......10:17 p.m Truax Ban Pm•: , A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith -he'll pont it. Aram. Awoxooa oome On the program. BanssELo bog market leads the van. GOOD Friday comes on April the 131h. SAWING match in Brussels on Good Friday. A Bau331.Ls housewife trapped no lees than 14 rare in one day. Ransoms School Board will meet on Friday evening of next week. STUDY the advertiaemente in THE POST. When busiuese men have bargains they tell the public. S. T. PLUM intends enlarging his blot*. smith shopto accommodate bis business. It is a good sign. ANomuon plate giase window in the Stratton blook was badly crooked last week. - Th" supposed cense is the settling of the foundation. Dania forget Mrs. Baines' auction sale of household furniture, &o., at her resi• dance, Mill street, Brussels, ..Saturday afternoon of this week, at 2.80 O'o10015. Tan Treasurer of the Minto Club re- ceived a re„ eipt for the $20.00 forwarded to the Sick Ohildrene' Hospital, Toronto. $55.00 was forwarded to the Treasurer of the India Famine Fund, a total of •$75.00 in all. A DooBLE deaked'oar of hogs was ship• ped by Geo. Beet on Monday and a eimi• lar quantity: by Messrs. Backer & Van - atone on Tuesday. $5.75 is being paid for next week's shipment, a good figure Considering the drop in the cattle market. A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this week. This Lodge, 87o. 188, banded Mrs. E. J. MoArthar, of Grey townehip, last week a cheque on the Standard Bank Brussels, for 52,000, the amount of her late =band's beoeficiary in the A. 0. U. W. MED.—Monday of this week Mre. Thomas Grills, of Harrieton, 5ieter-in- law to Mrs. 11. Leabberdale, of Brussels, passed away after an illness of five weeks from pneumonia, Mr. Grille and a family of eaves are left to mourn the lose of a loving wife and affeotionate mother. The funeral took plane on Tbnrsday of this week, Mr. and Mre. Leatherdale attending. THE ENLARGED TOaoNTO STAa.-Tbe Toronto Daily Star having installed a feet press witb a capacity of24,000 copies an hour, the paper has been enlarged and greatly improved. It is now regard. ed as the leading afternoon paper in Ont- ario. A feature of the Star is Sam. Hunter's earboons—the best, by the way, to be seen in any paper in Canada. Mr, Hunter's politioal enbjeots are enjoyed by politicians of both sides. The humor which be introduces into the cartoons 'I makes them as palatable to Conservatives as they are to Liberals. The Star is a great paper. "Tan OoygonniNG Caosa."—Thin is the title of the Conoart Exercise to be pre- sented at the Methodist Sabbath Bobool Annual Entertainmeot in the Town Hall Friday evening of next week, Some 80 people will take part in addition to gibe °horasee and oraheatra. Recitations and eonge by members of the school, inoloding Min Brook ; solo by Mies Eva Degge, of Chatham ; and a Flag Drill by. 16 young ladies, who also sing "We'll fight for the grand old flag," will oom• pieta the program. Doors open at 7:80 ; entertainment commences at 8. Admie. sin, adults 15o. ; ohildren 10o. SAWING b1ATOn,—The annual Sawing Match will take plane on the Market Square, Materiels, on the afternoon of Good Friday, commencing at 2 o'olook. There will be font prizes offered ss fol. fovea ;-781, 55.00 and a Galt Raoer caw ; 2nd, $7.00 ; 3rd, $5.00 ; 4th, $8.00. Five to enter or no 4th prize. Entrance fee 60 cents. The log will be green lieeoh, 22 inobes tbrot.:gh, from whioh two outs will have to be made by eaoh caw. Messrs. Ramsay & Harris are to be handicapped by 5 seconds 50 as to give other compet- itors a better show. The Committee In charge of the contest is J. T. Rose, W. M. Sinclair, It, Johnston with N. F. Gerry art Seorebarv-Treasnrer. Tan Editor begs leave to very beadily tbank a "goodly number Who have squar- ed up subscription accounts due Ten POST and would ask those who have not done so to take a look at the label on their paper and then remit the amount neoesaary to balance up to Jan. 1901. .It takes a lot of money to ran a pupae foe a year by the time you pay rent, inetfrance, wages, postage, paper, type and ink' ao. counts, Your dollar or so may looka small amount to you, but when there are hundreds of these small same spread over the o ,entry it soon reitokes an ag- gregate th tt means a good deal to us. We oonolude with 5111 Words ;-8gaare op 1 Bfjetare tip 1 Square op 1 Goon Friday mad Easter Monday will be Bank holidaye. Sono0L closes for Easter holidays on Thursday of next week and will re•open on Monday 23rd inst. Oun photograpbere have been doing a rushing bneineee this Spring the Tike of which has not been known in Brownie' history. THE Maitland . river has been swollen to quite a flood this week end the town daddies have had their attention fixed on the footbridge. EASTER RATES—The railways will is- sue cheap tickets for the Easter holidays good going any day from the 12th to the 161h, and return on the 17th. Single fare for round trip. EAST Huns License Boardwill meet at the Queen's Hotel, Bruseele, on Tues- day, 17th inch„ at 10 o'olook a.m., to take into consideration the granting of Hotel licenses for the ooming year. There are 19 applioations, the same number as last year. LAST week Robt. Tbomeon, of Brussels Egg Emporium, parahased a young fancy driving mare, Slander breed, from 0. Kline, of Seaforth, paying $150 for her. Mr. Tbomeon is a great admirer of a good horse and is like a fish out of water if be hasn't one. The new arrival is reported to be speedy. Tan roads are in bad ebape, neither sleighing nor wheeling. Large snow drifts are to be found in numerous places and other sections entirely free from snow. We know of some parties who 00 oepled 4 hones in making the 14 miles from Blyth to Brussels last Tuesday. A good warm rain would prove beneficial to the bighways just now. Boer =amt.—John Donaldson, the well known harness maker, of Bruseele, has bad to increase bis shop staff to keep paoe with orders. He bas secured the services of W. J. Dowding, a harness and collar maker of wide experience, wbo arrived this week. 1M1r. Donaldson, dur• ing the past 6 months, bas turned out no lees than 65 Bete of Riegle and double harness and with present prospeots hopes to make the output for the next ball year, a century. He has also done a big boei• nese in tronke and valises, baying die. poem of 90 of them. GREY Bnaaon.—A. meeting of the Dir• eotore of Grey Branob Agricultural Soo- iety will be held in the Oonntil Chamber on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'olook to decide on plans, &o., for new Agricaltaral Hall on Fair ground. The members of the Board are :—Jas. Speir, J. D. War. wink, V. 8., John Brown, Robb. Nioboi, Jno. MoKinnon, P. Scott, W. MaGavin, W. H. Mo0raoken, D. Milne, Geo. Robb and Jas. Evans. President Ferguson and Secretary Stewart, of East Riding Society, and W. H. Kerr, Seoretary Grey Branch, are mem11er0 of the Committee appointed. All are asked to attend. DEATH or MBs. EADEa.—After several months of eaffering, Susan M., wife of Tboe. Eadee, late of Brussels, died at the borne of her brother, A. W. Webster, Wingbam, on Wednesday of last week. Mrs, Eales bad been suffering from con- sumption for several months. She had been a resident of Wingbam for 0 nom bar of years and was respeoted by all wbo bad the pleasure of her acquaintance. She was a consistent member of the Wingbam Presbyterian oburob and also a member of Fern Lodge, Lady True Blues. The funeral took pleoe on Friday afternoon to Wingbam oemetery and was attended, in a body, by the members of Fern Lodge, Lady True Blues. Mr. Eales has been employed in Aurora since leaving Brneeele. FoauTH DivreloN COURT.—Tbie Court was bald on Wednesday in the Council Chamber before Judge Doyle. The fol. lowing cases were on the list :—Koenig vs, Oliver and Robertson vs. Shaw, notion on a000unt were both adjourned to next Court owing'to illness of defendants from metope. Mooney vs, Biaebill for put, abase prioe of bailer that got away from defendant's employee, and has not been re• covered, laid over to next mart. Birt vs, Smith, aotion on contract for digging. well Adjonroed to August Coact to el. low plaintiff to Complete the work. F. McCracken vs. G. Whitfield action on ao. count. Verdict for plaintiff. The local bar wan represented by Messrs. Binolair and Blair. Dn. Meninx DaAn.—Tbe following from the Pioton Gazette, of Maro11 lath, refers to the father of H. J. Morden, for- merly of gibe Standard Bonk, Bedesele, now of Stoaffville —The oitizene of Pio- too were greatly enrprieed on Saturday morning, to learn of the death of Dr, J. B. Morden, which end event oeourred ou that morning. Deoeased had been a resident of Pioton for a period of over thirty years, and enjoyed a large practice. He was twioe married, and by his fret wife—who was a daughter of the late Daniel Gilbert, of Sophiaebarg—bad four sons, three of whom survive him, viz., G, W. Morden, 6oien00 master, Pio. ton High School ; Harold Morden, Mana- ger of Standard Bank, StonHville ; Mao. Meehan Morden, teacher, 0f late years the infirmities of age had, in a meaeore, incapaoitated him from the aotive duties of his profeseion. The funeral, which took placeyesterday was largely attended, Servide was held at thehouee. Deoeased bad reached the 67113 year of his age. The bearers were—G. 0. flurry, R. Hadden, 3, C. North, W. McKenzie, Z. L1,P raliok and 8. N. Seeds, A Titaaenax of thin week WAS Horse fair e• t' quite 1 t f d at at sated i a !t nu nb o a and t Y 0 buyers mut eel lore. AN interesting letter from J, D, lianald, Irene California, is in type bet is Crowded out, 71 will appear next week. A. NETTING of thee° interested in re• Organizing the Tennis Club for 1005 will be held 1» Lawyer 8lnotair'n oflioo on Friday evening at if o'clock. A. Ooutman sold two A. &D. bioy9les to Reg, and Mise Roes, of Gilford ; a "Seetsman" to Levi Whitfield, of Gray and a Cleveland to A, 11, McDonald, of Grey. This makes $ wheels cold 00 far this Spring by Mr.0ousley. A LETTER from Won. Smith, Boissovaid, Mnn., written on March Slat, Gaye "Wo have bad a very due Winter bare and beautiful Spring weather now. The snow all gone, what little we had, bub no seeding yet on a000unt of treaty nights.. Elouloeed find $1,00 for renewal. With, ing you 000089, &o." . Bnorom nE plummy $TOPreD.-$eVeral oomplainta 11100 been made relative to the malioions, or thoughtless, injury to ntor6 fronts by youtbs oungregatiug on Sundays, Plate glass is aoratohed, wood work marred with knives and in Borne cases holes' bored tbrougb doors. It will not be a difficult matter to esonrs the names of thoes who do the loitering and an example made of a few who cause the lnjury would teach a wholesome lesson. A general "move on" order by the Oon. stable both at store fronts sod ea the en. trance to the Pubiio Library would be appreciated by property owners and the public generally, more eepeeially by the ladies. PAa'alo710, — Wednesday's Toronto Globe .contained the following note re ferring to Jaok, Bob and Ohsrlie, awn of Jno, Leckie and grandmas of Jas, Oliver, Brussels :—Jack, Bob and Charlie Leak. le, of Toronto write :—Our mama let my brothers Bob and Charlie and I have a patriotic concert ou :Saturday afternoon. We bad about thirty little boys and girls that we knew. We bad a splendid time, singing, dancing and epeeobes. Bob and I are seven and Charlie is five. • We are too small to go to war, but we thought we would do something' for the men who are fighting in Booth Africa for the Queen and we send you $4 50, the pro• needs of our Concert 10 aid of tbe Patriot io Fund, and we are your little friends. PilawIO LIBRARY 0o 000T.—The canoed given in the Town Hall on Thursday evening of last week under the auspices of Brunets Public Library, attracted a good audience. Principal Cameron intro•. dnoed the talent in a few well Chosen words and the program proceeded, Gavin Spence and Mies Mabel Laing being tbe artiste. Distinctly Scottish as was the program it was none the Wee such as to appeal to all. Miss Laing is possessed of a mezzo-eopraoo voice of exquisite purity and eweetnees, her upper register being particularly good. A girlish figure, she looked very neat in her High- land costume. Her denoing was equally applauded as bar vocal efforts. This was Mr. Spence's first visit to Brussels but bis fine tenor voice was heard to great advantage daring the evening and both be and Miss Laing will be well received should they come here again. Following was the program Dance, Highland Fling, Mies Laing ; song, "Auld Scotch Songs,' Mr. Spence ; Bong, "Wi a Hundred Pipers an' a' an' a", Mr. Spence ; duet, "Hunting Tower" ; read• lug, "Death of Dr. MoOlnre," from the Bonnie Briar Bash, Mr. Spence; song, "Afton Water," Mr. Spenee ; song, "rhe Bonnie Hoose o' Ivy," Mr. Spence ; song, "Cam Ye by Athol," Miss Laing ; song, "Jessie's Dream," Mr. Spence • duet, "Orookit Bowbee," dance, Sheen Trews, Mies Laing ; song, "Auld Lang Syne," Mr. Spence, the audience joining in the ohorns. An improvement to the program would bethe abandoning of explanations of songs prior to the rendering and the elimination of some of the bumorous stories of ancient date. Theentertain- mentoonoluded with a cake walk peeper. .ed•for the Minto Club entertaiment. In ibis the cake was awarded to Maggie Mo. Lauuhlin and Garf. Magay' who gener- ously shared it with the other "darkiea." Mica Jean MoLauohlin was pianist for she duets' and cake walk. The Publio Library Treaenry will be rho riober by $26, which, with the previous entertain- ment, will go a good distance in clearing off Roomed indebtedness. People We Talk About. Miss McArthur is visiting at Tiverton: Mies Laura Peebles ie borne from Detroit. Harry James, of Blyth, was 111Brussels on Tuesday, Mrs. Nail MaLanohlin Bundayed with Wingbam friends. Mies Wheeler, of Belgrave, was visiting Mre. F. Baines last week. Mise Maggie Backer went to London on Saturday to take a position. Jae. Thomson is visiting at London and Stratbroy with relatives for a few weeks, B. Gerry is in Blyth this week aidiog N, B. Gerry in straightening up hie stook, &c. Lorne Pringle is home from Stratford Business College where he has spent two terms, Mies Mary Roberton has taken a poet. tion in W. F. Kerney's grocery and res- taurant. Miss Maggie Scott returned last Satur- day from a holiday visit with friends at Wingbam. Dam MoLacohlin is baro on a visit from Manitoba. Ueda a eon of Thos. MoLattoblin, Brussels, J. D. Ronald is expected home this week from California. Mre. Ronald will remain there a wblle longer. Eva, daughter of Dr. Snider has been 311 with toneilitis but is recovering nicely now we arepieaeed to state. Jou. Walker, furniture dealer, was laid op fora few days t11ie week with the pre. railing epidemio of Colds, &o. Pearl, eldest daughter of George Bleb, has been dangerously i11 but Is showing improvement now we are pleased to bear. Jno. Pepper was an aowIlling partner of a party palled "Alamo" daring the past week bat is able to get about again now. Thos. Bloomfield wrote from the Cape Verde ielaude on his way to Booth Afrina but no word bac been received from biro =ca. Robb. Johnoton was at Toronto last week attondibg the Grand Ccunoilof the Chosen Friends as representative from Brneeele t7ounaih Robert Burns is being bothered this Spring with a small Danser on bis lower lip. We hope the means used for fte deattottion will, prove ef1fsacioue. J3: It V 0 9 T Barrister Blair was in 0011671011 05 Tuesday on legalbue1 ne ss Mies Lilo. 11rGlillis making a101i holiday visit with frtende in Clinton AKr B9wlee, father. to Mre R. dohs' aeon, boa gone to Walkerton for a visit. John A. 0001r hay taken a peewee in the store of A 11. ljinith, Mr, Cook taught ochool for several years but his in• ollnationa run along mercantile linea. Mre, Barbera $traohen'e health is net nearly me 1Obu>D ac her Many friputi0 would doeire it to be hub we hope a mark• ed improvement may speedily anane, :Phos, Bradwell, from near Clifford, was in town on Monday. It is 11 years sines he removed from Brussels and judg. ing from appearances,',Eiowiok air agrees with him, pd, Grower, who has been visiting with hie mother for the pact few months, returned to Houghton, Mob., on Tuesday of this week. He's a tinsmith by trade and doing well. Mrs, Fronk Oliver, Queen etreet, was laid ap with la grippe and Miseee Maggie and Belle bad the mumps eo that tbey had quite a little hoopital at their home. Allure better now, dames Oakley has gone to the West on a prospecting trip, Mre, Oakley and ohildren have taken up their reeidenoe no Albert street and will live here until Mr. Oakley deoidee wbere the future home Is to be. Mre, Thea. Mo0auley, of Windsor, is visiting relatives and friends' in Brussels and loosliby, She is a slater to Jno, Boort, of town, and Mrs, Win. Ames; of Morrie, who removed to Winui;'og this week. W. H., son of W. Ellis, Gra',amville, Ina gone to Florence, Monstiba, where he will be employed o1 the week days and preach on Sundays. His bro. cher John lute been in that locality for the past fort years and we hope they may both do well. Fred.- Hayoroft.left town on Tuesday for Houghton, Mich., wbere he expecte to seoore a position, He bail been in the employ of the Ronald Fire Engine Works for some time e9 a maohinisb. We wish hint eacoese while he aojonrne under the flag of Unole Sam. Miss Link, Sample left on Monday afternoon for London where she will par. sue a musical course at the Onnservatory and may go from there to Detroit for a finishing term. Mies Sample is a fine vocalist and will no doubt make her mark in either vocal or instrumental mneia, Tbe Methodist church oboir in town will mien her greatly as will the Sunday school Orchestra, in which she was organist, to say nothing of the valuable eminence she was always willing to ren• der et pnblio entertainments or modal gatherings. THE Poem wishes her Bao. one in attaining her fondest aspirations and will be glad to welcome her baok to Brussels again. Brussels Council. Tbe montby meeting of the village Parliament convened Monday evening in tbe Legislative Chamber. Reeve Thom. eon occupied the Chair and all the mem. here were present before the 5085180 was oonaloded, Minutes of last meeting read and tsp. proved. Aesoanbe were presented and ordered to be paid, on motiob of Councillors Roes and Fox, as follows R, Mainprize, Electric Lighb.. $107 75 A. MoLauuhlin, salary, 20 00 W. 0. Smith, painting at Hall., 4 00 D. M. Soots; Fire Dept 1 50 The market scale question and new cement sidewalks were discussed. In reference to the former it was agreed that any person dissatisfied with weights on stook at G. T. R yard wales may have auimale weighed, without Charge, at the market scalesby a member of the Connoil Board. 13,'T. Plum asked permieeion to enlarge his bleokemitb shop located in the per. missive fire limit. Plan will be pre- vented at next meeting. Ooanoilthen adjourned, Business Locals. Caen for butter. A. Ooueley. GLOVER and Timothy need at Dfo- Oraolien's. CLovaa and Timothy seed for sale at Backer & Vanetooe'a. CARPET weaving. Satisfaction guaran- teed. Robert Anderson, Ellen great, Brussels. To 'Henn 1T t1AE CouaonN,—Parties wishing to get a Fleury plow call on John Long, agent, Brussels. gins. BALLANTYNE will take orders for out flowers end floral designs—oity green. bosses, Bee the fine bedroomeats and chinaware at her grocery. JUST IN—A oar of Manitoba flour and bran, from the Beautiful Plains Milling Co., Neepawa. Now is the time to pot in your etoak for Summer. 13AEnnn & VAliem0NE, g1N0 for the largest. Dol lection of new and catchy suitinge. Natty Spring Jaok• ate just in. We sell olover, timothy and all kinds of seeds. G. E. KING, Wingham. $oRST. BOND. In Blyth, on Marob 22nd, the wife of Mr. Henry Bond, of a daugh- ter. HoLtma.—At.Goderieb, on St. Patrick's Day, to Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Holmes, n 5011. LAIINDY.—In Wingham, on Marob 10111, the wife of Mr. E. O. Laundy, of Hallett, ora eon. MCCULLOCH.— In East Wawanosh, on Marob 20118, the wile of Mr. David ffioOailooh, of a son. Munn Io Elma, on Marob 20111, to Mr. and Mre. Eli Moore, a daughter. S "t1XD4R,D ,B4X. C QT a4X4V4, u?Jf..T.A113$,,27;9x:MXO 2.1372 - HEAP OFFICE, - TORONTO ' CAPITAL PARD TOP (One Million Dollars) RE SEav13 FUND . 4108484W all princtpal points to ptttarlo,,Qtotco, 5t tnitobba, Tint ,W ° IPSERA iOIAAV1 . $1,000,000 5600,00p States cO RInglottd, A General ,Banking Busi legs Traneaobed, Farmers' Natio Dlneounted, Drafts Leen, d and Collootiene made on all pointe. SAVINGS BANK PEPARTM£NT, Intoreet allowed on deposits of $1„00 and upwards, 8t'Aor8D ATTENTION WWYNN To. TME OoLLoOTION Or. FAnazEne' 847,E 170756. Every facility afforded Customers living at a distanee, 3, N. GORDON, AIMING AGENT. o45 pe ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. Anewox,—At G}rindetane City, Mioh" on March 25, ,Agnes Ritchie, beloved wife of George Arnott, egad 62 years. Gnions.--Ia Harristoo, on April 2nd, Leah, beloved wife of Thos. Grille and slater-in.law to Mre. R. Leather - dale, of Brussels, HADxxen,—At Neepawa, Man., on Marob 28111, Jessie Habkirk, beloved wife of Wm, Habkirk, formerly of Grey township, aged 83 years. HAY.—In Kincardine, on Marob 28, Wm, Key, brotber.fn•law to Mrs. J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, and uncle to Mrs. W. H. Kerr, Brussels, aged 77 yearn. MORDEN In Pieter!, On March 10111, Dr. J. B. Morden, in his 67th year. McKinnon. On Maroh 29th, of pneo• monis, at hia late reeidenoe, $7 Spadina road, Toronto, George Mo- Ribbon, aged 68 years. Tanaoo.-In Grey, on April 8rd, Isa- bella, relict at tbe late Thos. Telfer, aged 81 years and 10 months. MARRmmon. Das—Dormer.—At the residenoo of the bride's b,othor, Mr. Wm. Dunlop, 0n Thursday, Mar, 2700, by the Rev. A. B. Faruey, Mr. Thee, W. Day, of the 10111 con., Howiok, to lifiss Maggie Dunlop, of Gorrie. GRANT —L710n,e V,—In Begot, Manitoba, at the residence of Mr. David Laid. law; brother of the bride, on March 15th, by Rev. Mr, Lewis, of Mc. Gregor, Mr, Neil Grant, of Burn - gide, to Miee Elizabeth Laidlaw, of Begot, formerly of Tooker.mitb, InwIN—VANCArsr,—At the residence of the bride's mother, East Waweoosh, on March 14111, by Rev. I'. J. Oaten, Mr. G. R. Irwin, of East Wawanoeb, tu Miss Eliza, youngest daughter of Mrs, 0, Van0arep, • avcxsoiv sa za. SATURDAY, APRIL 7TH: Household fur- niture, &a., No. 106 Mill street, Brussels, Sale, aoreserved, at 2.80 o'olook, Mrs. F. Baines, proprietress •; F, S. Scott, anotioneer. TUESDAY, APRIL 10.—Farm stook, im. plements, &o., Lot 4, Con. 5, Grey. Sate, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. Simon Grant, prop. ; F. S. Scott, ago. TH0RODAY, APRIL 12—Stook, convey- ances, &o., N•k Lot 19, Con. 8, Morris, Bale at 2 o'clock. Mre. Simeon Hodder, proprietress ; F. B, Scott, atm. >3SiVSS>:Z,S SG.A.mu3 01''x, Fall Wheat Barley Peas Oats Butter, tubs and toile ., Eggs per dozen Floor per barrel Potatoes (per bus).. Apples (per bag) Salt per bbl., retail Hay per ton . Hides trimmed Hideo rough Sheep eking, each ...... Lamb akin eaoh Hoge, Live Hogs, Dressed Wool 62 62 88 40 58 59. 26 27 18 14 10 11 4 00 4 50 20 20 1 00 1 00 1'00 70 7 00 7 00 7 7t 6 5 30 65 26 25 5 60 5 75 6 60 6 50 8 13 2 00A1tT5 of milk for 5 write. Apply to 8. Bang. enema seed po'atnee for sale. 16 var. ietioe tooboo tie from, ED WA BD GARVIN, Lot 1, Con. 11, Grey. 10-$ 4 TEAR old mare for 'sale, broken to drive or work. JNO. 80EIR, 8ae-07. Lot E1, 0th lire Morrie. SPAN of good heavy working Noreen for gale, Price 0260 Apply to MRS. ALEX. 0ONON,Lot 17, 0th lino; Morris. 3510 Hoven and one acre of ground to rent, John street, Brussels. Apply to Tian Poem or THOS. NEWSOME, 10.15 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. HORSES FOR SALE.—ONE heavy draught Dolt, rising N •years ; also one span of good heavy dr,vere, aged 6 years. Apply on Mondays or Fridays 80 MVO. LOWE, 8017 Lot 10, Con, 5, Grey. Tj10R SALE. A BEAUTIFUL 1' home on Queen street ; also ap,an0 Very Little used, one of the best makes for three hundred andfifty dollars. Must be sold before the 1st of April. Apply to MFES M. CAMPBELL. Brueeels. BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE undersigned will keep for service on his farm, Ethel, as Improved 'Yorkshire bog, with registered ,pedigree. Terms, 8100, to bo paid at time of service with privilege of returning if 500505ary 39.4 0, E0IILS11OR, Proprietor, GREY BRANCH "AGRIOULTUR- AL SOCIETY. Ameeting of: Grey Branch Agrloulturel Society Directors will be hold in the 0011N 0IL 01,1431BER, BRE8SEL8, on Saturday, April 701, at 2 p, m., to Consider the ques- tion of the erection of a new Agricultural Hall and approving of plans if decision into build. All members asked to attend proraot- ly. JAS, SPEIR, President; W. H. HE1tR, Seo,-Treas. REAL ESTATE. GOOD FARM FOR SALE.— GOOD Apply to TEE POST, Brussels. 358 I.'ARM FOR SALE OR TO 8nnT.—Being 8 7 Lot 21, Oon. 7, Morrie, sootaioing 100 nares, 0A7e'or lass.. 00 cores seeded with timothy and Clover ;. well water- ed w1,h springs and dreos; bush, fended, providing good fond for cattle. Possession given at any time. For particulars apply to ALEX. iIYSLOP Proprietor, or RIOHARD BEWLEY, Morris, 89.4. AP1lIr:A 51, 1900 Take a Po!nter Reading the Following Mr, H, El. Lloyd, of Glenwood, Opt. gays; --"I nee a great deal of Herbage= and find a profit in it and reoommeud others to nee it as it costs but one Dont a day 907 animal. My milt& (Iowa give a greeter flow of milk and of a better flavor when 7 feed Herbageum with dry feed, and when fattening utile I find they ado one.balf better with Herbage= than Without it and I find it has no equal for pigs," We And our Onntomere all say the emote thing, 4 Ib. Bags, 50Q. AT Fox's Drug Store. LA110E FARM FOR SALE. - 040 aaroe, eom91560 section, Dear Southweatbonndsry oY Manitoba, Over 109 acres under cultivation. Fine two.storey house costing over 01000, 8 miles from rail- way ; river Souris passes through farm ; near Cheap Coal supply, Pride 04000. Apply. to 1NO. D. 12ONALD, T. 405E AND LOT POR SALE on Mf11 etleeb, well Is. 17110 bougie is a eomfortanlo ono, well fitted n_pP with cellar, Nord and soli water, 00. i1 here Is also a good stable, Fruit trees in garden ; aver one•quarter sore o1 land. Por price, terms, 00, amply to. 13. FINN, Proprietor, or W. H. KEliii of THE Pon. 15-tf FOR SALE IN ETHEL VIL— LAGE.—The property of the late John Elliott, consisting of a solid brick house, With frame- kitchen andwobdebed, gond stable and 7 sore of land all In first•otase Condition, If not sold will be rented. Pos- session at any time. - For pa•Honiara anpty to Wm. Spznoo, Ethel; ALEx. PemTEDeoN, Galt ; or Du., Mulin0787, Mt. Forest 008f IRST • GLASS FARM FOR ..a' GALE.—Lot 17, eon, 0, Township of Grey. 100 sexes mora or less. Situate 47 miles from;B,ussels and 2 miles from village. of Ethel. All cleared excepting 6 acres 0f hardwood bush, Buildings and fences in dood repair. Good wells, All Fall plowing one. Prise and berme of payment on ap- plication to W.08. 8INCLAIR, 29-tt Barrister, AT., Brussels. FINE FARM FOR SALE.—BE- nth Lot 90, N f Con. 0. Morrie townehip, oontaining 90 aurae of aret•olass land. There is a house, barn, orchard and good ware- houee, and farm Is well fenced. There are $g acres l0 Pall wheat ; 16 mores in hay and 96 cores pasture. Posmeoeton ootid beelven at nude. Farm adjoins the village of Brus- sels. For further' portionless - as to price, terms, 00,. write to JAMES LIVINGSTON, M, P., Baden. FARM FOR SALE. -150 ACRES Consisting of the Routh 7 and South t of the North t of Lot 80, Owl ,0, Emit Wawa - nosh. Th1t 19 an excellent stook farm,boing well supplied with good spring water. itis situated about 8 miles from the thriving V11- lage. of Blyth. A large part of it is under grass. Buildings and fences are Is afair state of repair. Easy terms of payment will be given. For all information applp to 11.11 G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels, HIGHEST PRICE FOR BUTTER AND EGGS... New Spring Prints, Crum, Light and Dark Prints, Turkey Bed and Black. New Spring Dress Goods. Specials in Priestley's Dress Goods. SILKS Silks for Waists, Silks for Dresses ; 2 specials in Black Silk Merve for Dresses at 90c. and $1.25 per yard. WHITEWEAR 1 'Unbeatable prices in White wear. Ladies' White Skirts and Waists for Style, Quality and !Moderate Prices. Conte and compare Quality. Don't waste money when you want BOOTS & SHOES, Come and see us. THE SPOT CASH PRICE at which everything is marked makes thinking peoopplee buy from + �in� s lit. LVA I TI � They Fit, Sir 1 A Light Spring Overcoat totday,. Sir 2 Sun' is getting strong. Spring.is in the air. Ion's, Youths' and Boys' Spring Suites to hand and below Toronto Prices at.... A. R. Smith's. No other store can beat us in Lace Curtains, Un Dan i All Wool Carpets, splendid assortment as usual. Oil Cloths and Linoleum, Table Linen, Table Napkins, Towels ; Extra value in Bath Towels ; • two'thirds of the pleasure of a bath is the jolly after -rub with a Bath Towel. GENTS' FURNISHINGS. A fine stock of Gents' Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Braces, Dollars, Ties. No space to quote prices. A. R. Smith. Champion Clothier of Brussels and true friend of the Farmer. P. B.--ltemeinb©i we sett for Spot Cash or Straight Note, ,$10,00 up from Reliable Farmer,