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Copal son& China,
We have a nice stook of Opal al and
Qbinawaro which iuolade Tiendkorobiel
and (Jove Dozes, Jewel .Oases, Beim
Bowls, Rose Jars, Fancy pups and
Raupere which we wunl4 1410 to show yea,
Photo. Albums,
If you want one for yourself or
ono for someone else take a look at what
We have, No trouble to select one to
suit ons of somany and from 600 np,
Toilet Sets.
Don't think of bnylog anything
in the line of Toilet Gets, Dressing (Wee,
Shaving Gcte, Handkerohief and Glove
Boxes and snob like until you have seen
oar stook, We own ebow you new goode
at reasonable prides.
G. A. Deadman,
nruggistand Graduate Opticia
Brussels, Out.
mw.mm
ail Ctaones.
QARQM
Rave you played Carom ? II eo
you will want to ploy it again, We
Stave it and with table if desired,
CAROM d'r CHECKERS
Tile Above oembination gang
prior).
CAROM & CROKINOit,E
Two popular Ganee in ane.
°AROMA
A new Game,
CROKINOLE
We have Shia molar game.
better thou ever and highly flnlebed,
AACHAREN,q
A oombination of 12 Games
in one.
Other Games from 80. up.
G A. Deadman,
Druggiet, Optioian & Bookeeller.
GRAND is TRUNK RAILWAY.
80009500 Ex1ENSION W. 0. & 5.
Trains leave Brneeole Station, North
and South, as follows
Gone Bowen, Gbine NoBTn,
Depress-- 7;18 a,m, I Mail 8.19 p.m
Mixed 9150 a.m. Slxpreee 8:17 p.m
ural Etkas terns.
A ohiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Domar BRR.
PAY yens taxes.
A. 0. U. W. ,.At Home" Friday even-
ing.
WoATNi,, has been wonderfully mild
for December.
A on of bogs was shipped on Tuesday
by W. F. Vanetooe
BROaeuL3 grain market ie being freely
patronize::. these days.
THE verandahs at the Methodist Par.
eonage were completed this week.
JAMES Ginnie has moved hie stable
from Hawk street to the rear of hie lot.
Banesuro Public school Board will hold
i e regular roasting Friday evening of
next week.
Fouarn Division Oonrt was set for
Tuesday of this weak but the Judge did
1 Ot show rip.
CO. COUNCILLORS BOWMAN AND HERR are
attending the County Couuoil at Wing -
ham this week.
DRva0I6'r Fox. will nee the Milton press-
ed briok is hie new residence to be erect-
ed on William street next Summer.
TGE Methodist choir, of Brussels, will
supple the musical program at the Pres-
byterian lea meeting at Walton Monday
evening of next week.
Hones DEALER HEwITT shipped eight
excellent leave, draught horsee to Mon-
treal on Monday of this week.( They
Went by vay of Seaforth.
MrsioirAL nomination will be held on
Deo. 81st and election day, if a contest,
on Jan. 1 D. Ronald MoNaaghton, Jae.
Irwin ant, W. F. Scott will be Deputy
Returnin:; olfioere for Brussels with poll-
ing plane at J. J. Gilpin's office ; the
Council Chamber, and the Revere
'louse reepeotiveJy.
LEoree.; Thursday evening of next
week Rev. Fr
ark G. Forater to will
deliver
a Leotnre in Brussels Town w Hall, under
the aueP i+res of the L. O. L. Hie i topic
Ir)
will be an interesting one viz., "Lion
tied her Transvaal Oobe." 3. Lloyd
Mortimer of Toronto, will give musical
ealeotion5 on the Zonophone. Prooeede
go to the Siok Children's Hospital and
the Piston Orphan's Home.
Tam Clinton New Era Bays -We
notioe the name of Dr. MacDonald, of
Wingham, mentioned as one of those
likely to ba appointed Deputy -Speaker of
the House of Commons. Should the op.
paintmen' be made it ie one whittle would
give sati,fention to the whole Hones.
The ltooto.has firmness enough to see
the rules LI the House enforced, is an ex-
perienced Parliamentarian, and will fill
the position with dignity and oredit.
Ir is not 90 very remarkable the num•
bar of cog oratnlatory letters the Family
Herald sed Weekly Star, of Montreal,
are 000010iag relative to their two
premium ojotare0, "Christ in the Tam-
ple" and "Home from the War." The
lettere are from the most prominent peo-
ple in Canada. We have aeon the
pictures a ad oan well anderatand the en-
thusiastic reception they have received,
for certainly no snob beautiful pictures
have ever been before the Canadian ppb-
lie,and to think that both are inoluded
free with it year's subscription to that
great paper makes one wonder how it is
done. The Family Herald and Weekly
Star shoo d do a greater business than
ever this nsason.
SAW Ilubsenze 44 YEARS Ado. -Tam POST
had a call lnat Monday from John Tay-
lor, of London South, who was here otos.
ing ap the sale of his 100 acre farm, 5th
liue, Morrie, to Samuel Barka. Mr,
Taylor saute first to this locality in 1856,
following 'be biose through the bosh
from Goderioh and took up the farm he
has now a ,116. He had served 5 years in
England 50 a Civil Engineer and along
with Engineer Percival laid out Brussels,
then Ainleyville. There was a shanty
hotel here then, about where the Ameri.
oan Hotel anode now. A couple of
barrels with aboard aoroes served as tbe
bar and the other e000mmodations were
about on per. There were 2 beds, . hotel.
keeper . 1VIoReozie, Wife and family
o0o0pying one and Mr. Taylor and Mr.
Peroigal the other, Mr. Ainley and
Mr. Halliday were here and a man named
Deane kept a store near the bank of the
river. There wae no bridge, a plank
being need in ite stead. Seaforth was a
black ash swamp at this time. In these
early days Mr, Taylor took a hand at
military tffaira and wee a private along
with Judos Meredith and Street, Geo.
IdeBeth, '3. Godhure, A. Emery and
others iu tfondun, in what wae known as
the Teonmseh Rifles. Mob man boneh6
hie own u ,form. It. was quiteeatertain•
fag to hear Mr, Taylor net off,the doings
of meld Info Syne, Ile is the postmaster
at James Park post:E110e, London.
.ROAD every advertisement in Tar Poor.
It may save you dollars.
A NEW lloor has been put in the office
and waiting rooms at the Queen's Hotel,
ROST. Memnon, formerly of Brussels,
bag taken a position as harness maker in
G. M. Mitchell's shop, Ethel,
THOReDAY of this week wae the firet.
monthly • Horse Fair for this seaeon.
Next Fair will be on Thursday, Jan,
3rd,
BARRISTER BLAIR has pnrobaeed e
brown driving mare, 6 years old, from P.
Scott, She is a good driver yet gentle
and traoiable,
Boox. GRARAer, who has been rooming
in the Graham block for some years,
changed his quartere to the Qaeen'e
Hotel this week,
J. L. LLorn, graoolitbio sidewalk eon.
traotor, has Bold his residence in Walker-
ton and will 01000 to Harrieton where
he will make bis home.
MR. GARR0THERe, who was in the
employ of A. R. Smith, Braeeele, has
gone into business with a Mr. Baldwin,
at Watford. We wish him 000000s.
JIM. WYNN bae removed the fence from
around hie cottage, recently pnrobaeed
from R. Johnston, and intende making a
number of improvements to the bowie,
and stable,
A DELEGATION from St. Joho'e ohurob,
Braeeele, attended the entertainment,
given by the Ladies' Guild, of St.
George's ohoroh, Walton, in the L. 0. L.
Hall on Tuesday evening of this week.
DON'T forget the lecture on "The South
African War," by Rev. Mr. Anderson, of
Wroxeter, in Melville ohurob on Tuesday
evening of next week, under the auspices
of the Obrietioo Endeavor, About 75
etereoptioao views will be presented,
illustrative of notable events, plaoee,
people, etc.
Box Sona. -The L. 0. T. M. and H.
0. T. M., will bold their Box Social this
Thursday evening, Deo. 6th, instead of
Deo. 14th, ae announced last week. A
good program of maeio, readings and
recitations will be presented. Prooeede
will be devoted to charitable purposes.
A cordial invitation is extended to all,
FARRIERS' INSTITOTE.-A meeting of the
Direators of East Huron Farmers' Insti-
tute will be held in the Connell Member,
Brussels, Friday, December 7th, at 1.80
p. m., to make arrangements for tbe
forthcoming meetings of said Institute in
January and February. Thos. McMillan
is the President and George Hood, the
Secretary.
_
BNenten -
Mwee
Janie Ho
we daach-
ter ofe r e
G o g Howe, has been engaged
as teacherfo r
o
rP10 B. B.
No. 12
Grey
and MoXillop, for 1901 and Will nom
menoe work after New Years. Mies
Howe is now attending the Model school
at Clinton. Mies Ella Lamout, the pres-
ent teaoher in No. 12, will attend the
Normal eohool next term, her Third
Claes Certifioate having expired. The
eohool flee Eset of Walton on the side•
road between con. 18 and the Boundary.
Tam PRESBYTERIAN REvrrw.-The Pres-
byterian Review, published by The Poole
Publishing Company, Toronto, contains
a large amount nt
of interesting eet1n
g matter in
its issue of Nov, 29; juetlto band. Oa
the front page of Outwear is an excel.
lent picture of the Rev. D. 0. Hoesaok,
M. A., L. L. B. editor, There is also an
illustrated article on the work of Rev.
Wm. Meikle, who has been stated pastor
of Cooke's Church, Toronto, daring the
vaoaney ; also on Rev. A. B. Winoheeter,
minister -elect of Knox Obnrob, Toronto ;
on Bev. A. 3. McLeod, late principal of
the Regina Industrial Gobool. The num-
ber contains an excellent,reprodnetion of
the central figures of those about the
Moderator's desk at the Hieterioal
Moment when the Covenant of Union
was signed uniting the two Scottish
churches, The news of the ohnrohesle
exceptionally well arranged, and of the
advertising pages the most l'
ntereatin
gis
the full.page illustration showing the
mills and Toronto and Montreal ware•
houses of The Consolidated Palp & Paper
Company, Limited.
REVISION OE VOTERS' LISTS, -His Honor
Judge Maeeon has made the following
°baiees in the voters' list of the venous
manioipalitiee of the County of Huron ;
cbange of change of
Added. 8trnolr off.nsmet property
Ashfield 44 88 1
Brunets 29 10
Clinton 28 24 1
Oolborne 40 26 1 1
Exeter 21 14
Grey 17 6 1
Goderioh 26 83 1
Goderich tp 43 24 8
Henan 25 14 1
13owiek 88 8 2 1
Hullebt 24 20 12 2
McKillop 10 4
Morris 9 3
Seaforth 37 27 9 1
Stephen 23 4 4
Tnrnberry 13 1 1
Uebonre 14 5 1
E Wawa.
north 11 5 8 1
W Wawa-
noeh 25 26 2 2
Wingham 41 82
Wroxeter 16 1
556 810 51 12
The lista for Bayfield, Blyth, Hay, Stan•
ley and Tuokeremith were ,certified with-
out appeal.
Pruett found, Owner may have i6 by
applying .6o S. W. Plum,
Anent 61,400 bas been received on the
67,000 G xa o
0 a
, on II er l
s t QR o6 r
e o a e.
l R
far.
Tno "W16 and Wisdom" Ahab wilt
meet et the bone of Miee tate Wjiepn,.
Rlizatteth etroet, tap Tuesday evening..
Roy, Jn9, ROOS, B, A„ gave an address
on Missions last Sabbatb morning in Mel -
91110 Cleurab. In the evouirag hie topic
was '"Qwreleseuess,"
Tr1E Spriug aeelpee for this County
will be .held in Gabriela ao follows
Tory Mee, Tustiday, Feb, 20, Rose, J,
Non.Jury oaeee, Tuoedey, May 10, Mo.
Mahon. J.
ALL municipal taxes not paid on or be.
fore Friday of next week, 1011 int, will
have 6% added, the sumo to be oolleated
with the taxes; The ratepayers will get
a moye on in the coming week.
Rev. Jno. Holmes will preaoh annlver.
Bary termone fn Blaevale, on Sabbath,
16th int. Rev. D. Rogers, chairman of
Wingham Distrjot, will 000npy the pal.
pit of Brneeole Methodist ohurob on the
evening of that day.
AOOTiotl eels of the Button estate 100
acre farm, Morrie, at the Queen's Hotel,
Breesels, on Saturday afternoon, Deo.
22. F. G. Scott will be saotioueer, Geo.
Jaokeon is the administrator of the
estate. Mr. Batton died 20 years ago,
WE are informed that A. G. Gilbert,
the manager of the great ponitry depart.
meat of the Government Agrioulberal
Farm at Ottawa, has been engaged for
the owning year to continue hie depart.
went, "Practical Poultry," 1n that
handsome magazine, the Canadian
Poultry Review. Other dopartmento in
the paper are ; "Turkeys, Ducks and
Geese," 'Bantams," "Poultry Ailments,"
"Inoubatore'and Breeders,' and, "With
rnole Sam." The Editor Bays it will be
bigger and better than ever, and as it is
now in its 22nd year, we believe him.
This journal ie well illuetrated, fall of
praotioal knowledge written by experts,
and at the yearly eubeoription of 500.,
ie,ridionlouely cheap. Low ae it is how.
ever, readers of this paper oar get it at
a epeoial rate of three years for $1. A
sample will be .sent free by addressing
Canadian Poultry Review, Toronto, Oat.
But the shortest and best way ie to send
$1 for three years.
MATRIMONIAL. -The Manchester, (Eng..
land) newspaper says of a Breseelite :-
A very pretty wedding took plane at St.
Joseph's, Salford, on Saturday, Nov.
a7th, between Mies Elizabeth McDonald,
of 86. Gregory's, Yarmouth, and Thomas
Bloomfield, of Brunetti, Ontario, treads.
The bride, wbo was beoomingly attired
in white Dnoheeee satin, trimmed with
orange bloeeome, wearing a wreath and
veil, wae escorted to the sacred edifice by
James Turner,of Broughton, Manobester.
Mies Edie Turner and Miee Jennie
Brown noted as bridesmaids. They.
looked exceedingly charming in Liberty
dreseee of blue satin and wearing white
picture hate. The happy couple travelled
in the afternoon by the London & North
Western railway on tour for Paris where
the honeymoon will be spent. The
bride's travelling dress ccrosiated of a blue
cloth costume with white satin facings
and wore a picture hat trimmed with
ostrich feathers." Mr. Bloomfield'e
Oanadian friends, althongh quite taken
by eorpriee, will wish him and his bride
many years of happiness and prosperity.
FORMER BRUe9SRLITm. - The Seaforth
Expositor last week speaks as follows of
a former Brnseelite :-A visit to the
greenhonee of D. McLennan would fully
repay any admirer of flowers, Mr. Mo.
Lennan is 8 professional florist and hie
hone of carnations is oertainly a beauti.
ful sight, the ooileotioo being one that is
rarely excelled. Daring the season of
the ahrysanthemums he also had some
very pretty ones. Although some have
known that Mr. McLennan had out
fiowere fore sale, e the camber has
o
small t make ma a t he
eat r ri
se pay,
and
be e
has been seriously thinking of goinga of the badness altogether. ether It
would
seem too bad that the Seaforth green•
hones has not been more liberally pat-
ronized, partioolarly in view of the fact
that many persona are in the habit of
sending out of town for flowers. Such a
con0ern in our town if a dooided advant-
age, and we trust that persons wanting
fiowere for parties, wreath work or for
other purposee will visit the Seaforth
greenhouse, Where we are sure the pro -
proprietor will do all in his power to
merit your patronage.
$750 QoLLEoTI0N.-In connection with
Brussels Method, t (Murcia s o ch last Sabbath
was the date set apart for receiving the
20th Century Thanksgiving offering,
$1000 being aimed at, There was placed
on the plates the very munificent sum of
$750 and the baleen will no doubt be
forthcoming when all have responded to
the call. Speoial mention is deserved by
Thos. Watson, of Belleville, a former
member of Brands Methodist obarob,
who generously oontributed $50, evideoo.
ing the praotioal interest be felt in his
old ohuroh home. While the Board ie
grateful to all who aided in the offering
they are speoially thankful to Mr. and
Mrs. Watson. The money will be paid on
the reduction of the debt on the church
which will leave lose then $2000 when this
payment is made. It bears 5% interest,
Owingto the erection of _fine new
parsoage entailing the necessity of bor.
rowing 21200 oome little time will yet
elapse before a mortgage burning jubilee
can be held. The prospects are favor.
able, however, and °harnh finances well
and oarefnlly managed.
Ammo Dome WELL, -The Exeter Ad.
yb°ate of last week says of the Ronald
Fire Engine test in oonneotion with the
parohase for that town :-Ae our readers
are aWare a few weeks ago the Council
Dialled a meeting of the ratepayers of the
town to get an expression as to better
fire protection. Our readere are also
aware that about three years ago a new
fire engine wae purchased from the
Waberoue Engine 0o„ Brantford, at a
large expense which has sinoe proved for
all praotioal purposes of no nee whatever.
An a result of the meeting it was unani-
moaelydooided toperobase anew modern
Ronald Steamer. It arrived hero Mon-
day and wae thoroughly tested, first at
the river, raising steam from cold water
and started in 87 minutes and throwing
first one large 14 inch stream through
500 feet of bone a great dietaries, .then
two 1.inoh enemas °leer &arose the
river. It wae also taken down town and
threw two magnidoent etreame, some 40
or 50 feet above the top of James street
Methodist thumb spire. This fairly
tiokled everybody, the eight was grand.
The engine stood steady as a rook
throughout the whole performance. Mr.
Ronald ran the engine himself the first
taste, bat our Mr. Smith ran it himself
at bbo ahuroh spire test, his first attempt,
Tot be bandied it all right -,good ne any
wed -being so Angle and needy, le
easily embroiled,
Steam woe ovally
y
maintained from 00to 100 n0 ede and
Die water pressures .averaged from 160 to
200 pounds Baine fifteen or sixteen
iittloeobool boys drew it beak to the Vivo
Halt, allowing its great oaee of draft,
Wheels being large six Iron could easily
trot with It. It ie needless to add our
whole people are well pleased. It is a
substantial ti"e belting pines, of lunohnt.
ery and we expect it wi)l place our town
in olage D, one grade higher than pros•
eat rating. The Ronald steamer hoe a
high reputation, 00 many 01 then quits
near bore, ell doing fine work and this
wae thoroughly verified in Tuesday's
performanoee. Pride of engine to $5,600,
A hook and laddertrnok fully equipped
is also pnrobaeed at an extra cost of
$500, /Deluding two Bab000ke.
PERSONAL I'ARAORIPHIS.
W. H. OioQraolten 19 60 Toronto.
MBlytre.
h,S. T. Plum event Sunday in
Arohje Scott, of Sarnia, is viol Ing
relatives in town..
Mrs. Jae. Fox was visiting friends in
Wjngham this week.
J. D, Ronald was aWAy 60 Ottawa this
week on a burliness trip.
R, K. Matheson and L, Murdoch, of
Looknow, spent Sunday in town.
Tao. Patland, sr,, bee 'gone to Exeter
wbere he purpoeee making bis home for
a time.
Ohas,Sager watt at Exeter 1.06 week
with Mr. Ronald starting rhe ,,ew Fire
Engine,
Mrs. J. A Creighton bad b e, on the
sick list but will soon be quite hereelf
again.
Mies Nora Holmes is home from St.
Margaret's Collette, Toronto, wbere site
had been for the past three months.
Inapeeter Robb attended the Co. Gann:
oil at Wingham in oonneotion with some
eohool matters that Were before tbat
body.
Robt. Jobneton and family removed to
Wingham this week parrying web them
the good wishes of many for their future
prosperity.
Mr. Grigg and family, of Hensel], have
oome to Bennis and will spend the
Winter with 510s. Dennison, film. Grigg
is Mrs. Dennison's daughter.
Mrs. Donald Soon has bean on the
sick list and her oondition,aauses anxiety
among her friends but we bope she will
soon be restored to her aooustomed vigor.
It was rumored that Dr. Holmes might
remove from Brussels. Sash is not the
Me ae he has purchased the Dr. Kalb.
Raison residence and will ountinee to prao-
ties here.
Barriater Blair was at Wiogbam On
Wednesday wbere be addressed the Co,
Oounoil in oonneotion with a eohool
arbitration matter between Morrie and
ifn l lett,
Jno. Patland was called to Chatham
last Monday owing to the serious illneee
of bis daughter, Nellie. Hemorrhage of
the stomach is the ailment. • She is in
the hospital Mies Annie Patland also
went to Chatham.
, Rev. W. W. Leech, of Parkdale, was in
town last Monday. He was eupplying
for the Presbyterians at Doff's ohurob,
Walton, on Sunday. Mr. Leech is a well
known Methodiet preacher who is now
on the Superannuated list albhongb a
comparatively hearty man.
Gamut MoHwoN.-The Hanesll Ob-
server thus eketohee the newly eleoted
member: -"The new member for South
Huron, Geo. McEwen, is a gentleman of
whom the people of this section are just-
ly proud, Mr. McEwen is about 51 years
of age and began life as a farmer and was
successful at bis palling. He afterwards
moved to Goderioh wbere be wae inter•
ested in the salt works. From Goderioh
be name to Heneal
1 and has phase been
identified with the growth
and p
• eP
a
t
Y
of the place. He took bold of the de-
funct salt bas, C
neer here and made a Guo
0500 of it, lie also established a cooper-
age and heading business and also a flax
mill, all of wbich prospered under bis
able management. He also farms here
considerably. Mr. McEwen pays anus-
ally over $5,000 in wages, wbiob, helps
not a little to improve business in our
village. He bas been connoted with
municipal affairs for years, being Reeve
of Hay, and Warden of the County,
positions which be filled with great
oredit. Hie °leotion over the old warrior,
Jobe McMillan, was a surprise to many
who did not know the man and the 'Wrong
hold'whioh he has on the respect and
good will of the people who know him.
The vote in Heosali and Ray giving him
over 400 of a majority proved this. Our
new member is not a public speaker in
the oratorical sense, yet he gate there
just the same and is a.epeoialiet on 0om-
mittee work, He will give the Laurier
Government a general support, but we
expect to see him 000asionally support a
good measure from the Opposition. In
electing him many a good Tory gave the
first vote of their lifetime as a Grit.
Business Locals.
MANITOBA floor for Sale. A. 0. BIEBER.
town and feed
always in stook and
eold at right prices. A. 0. BAIEE%
Houeo and lot for eale, John street.
JOHN POTLAND.
A. 0. Bane= received a oar of flour
this week and now wanes four brands of
Manitoba.
Oanlaxttts gifts, a fall assortment of
Toys, Dolls, Games, ten, Fancy goode,
Hosiery, Lace goode, &o. Very cheap,
at Mee.ICiau's.
OARPET Wnevxgo,-Having purchased
the outfit of 8, Citation, I am prepared to
attend to the wants of the pubf id 68
carpet weaving. BBatisfaotion guaranteed,
JNo, DARTER, M111 St. West, Brussels,
HronnsT oasb price paid for roll
butter aodbgge. I &leo pay cash for all
kinds of dreaded poultry. Must be starv.
ed properly and beads off Ducks, Geese
and Ohiokene. Dry picked.
Bono. TnotlsoN, Produce Store,'
WANTED, -One ton ohoiee roll butter,
20o, weekly. Also dried apples and fowl.
Our stook of dress goods, tore, readymade
clothing, &o., is large and not surpassed.
We have a few odd .mantlee to clear,
$10.00 ones for $6,00 and $5.00 ones for
$2.50. G. B. ?fisc, Wingham.
enORN .
Clone -In Ethel, on Deo. 3rd, to Mr, and
hire. 3, A. Cole, a daughter.
Hamm -4n Brnttesle, on Noy. 201h, to
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Hewitt, 'a
daughter.
JAdgeoe.--Ir) Bruseele, on Deo, 2nd, to.
Mrs. and ll7r0. S. i3, Jaokeon, a;
daughter,
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CAPITAL PAID 1�4•
(Qp�xM
booll�e7)
01,000,000H1AA OFFICE'
RIOST $700,000
tlpenalee Ln all princfpai pofnfp #n Onaario, neboa Manhole, United ,Stalest a
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9z ', IVOXs D of)%"r &
A General Banking Business Traneaoted. Farmers' 'Notes Dismounted.
Drafts lsentd and Oolleotions made on all points.
SAVINGS {LANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 01,00 and upwards and oompoanded half yearly,
fireman Alm:taxon 05V85 To yopo COLLEoa1og or FABMBA& SALE Norma,
Bvery facility afforded Ooetomers living at a dietanoe,
:fy
payable at any bank issued roder$80,...120
anoq at the fpllowin tabes 8060 40„ ..14o
g 010 to
J. N. GORDON, Amon',
BLOr'MPIpLD - MCDONALD.. - ,At et.
Joseph's, Salford, Eng„ on 'Nov, 17,
Mr. Thomas Bloomfield, of Brussels,
Ontario, to Mies Elizabeth McDon-
ald;
MoMILLAN-OAMPBELL,--At the reeidenoe
of the bride's father, Nov. iltb, by
BOM, Geo. Ballantyne, Mr, Robert
Mollllllan, of Palmerston, to Mise
Margaret S. Campbell, of the Town•
ship of Wallace.
Scorl05-Beentze.,In Grey, on Nov. 28,
at the reeidenoe of the bride's par-
ente, by Rev. H. E. Carry, Mr. W.
J. Somers, of MoKiilop, to Mies
Martha, daughter of Mr, and Mre.
F. l3eirnes, of Grey township.
an:aeta.
3ouoods.-In Grey, on Dee. 3rd, 1900,
Sophia Rae, relict of the late Jas.
Douglae, 15611 cone aged 88 yearn, 5
months and 18 days. -
ofzaystlanrs eiaa.ze•=axe,
Fall 'Wheat 60 60
Barley ..., 86. 86
Peas 56 55
Oats 28 24
Butter, tubo and rolls 16 17
Eggs per (Innen ,. , 14 16
Flour car barye' . 4 00 4 50
Potatoes (per bueb.)...... 25 • 26
Apples (per bag) 76 76
Sheep skins, eaoh 80 1 00
Lamb shine each 25 25
Salt per bb1., 'retaili 00 70
Hay per ton . 6 00 '7 00
Hideo trimmed 8 67
Hides rough.. ,......... 5 5
Hoge, Live 5 60 6 60
Wool 15 157
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Two coal stoves for sale. Apply to
W. rd, SINCLAIR.
Wow, bred Bleak Minorca Oookerels
for sale. Enquire at THE Fos,.
Mousy to loan on approved real estate.
Terms easy.For further particulars apply
to W. H, 1{RB, Brussels.
Two eligible building lots for Bale on
Princess street, Brussels. For further par -
Oculars as to price, terms. &a., apply to
8-tf. MRS. J. GR11OVpi, Brussels,
ooaa stoves for Sale -one large and, one
medium In prime working order for sale at
half price. Gettingfurnaesiu house= -no use
for stoves. J. D. RONALD.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of James
Travis, of the Township of Grey, fa
the County of Huron, farmer, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby a pursuant
to
ohm). .
120 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario. 1807.
that all orSaitoto andother persons hayingnayelefin s demandagainstthe above
named James Travis, who did
on o0 about
hereby
yhe, day of August, A. D. 1900, arey
lirab do required. on .D,before9 the '1sondty-
p000, pr m December,,0deliver o 1990, be sena by
poet, of tail, ornlipto Elisabeth l Gaye
nor, ()manly
the Toon, the A In Grey,' in the
sat to of Huron, the su Trao'ls, d ef the
theirs of the , ad lames Travis, deceased
wIol, acmes addreoi t and claims
ends the
with full pariioulareoi their olaima unatho.
nature of the securities (if any) held by
them.
And notice is hereby given that aftersnob
last mentioned date the said Administxa-
tris will proceed to distribute the assets of
the said deceased amongstthe parbiesen-
titledthereto having_ regard only to the
claims of wisioh notioe shall have been
trix will not abeldressponsible 1 ford tlaei said
assets or any part thereof to any person or
nersone of whose claim notice shall not
have been received at the time of such die-
tribution.
Dated ab1ruesels Deo, OM .1500.
et. v.'BLAIB,
Solicitor for the Adminietranis.
Administrator's Sale
-OF A-
Valuable Farm
In the xownssel1.3 et Morris,
In the County nt of Mayon.
Pursuant to the authority vested in the
undersigned, as Administrator of the estate
and efPeote of William .Button, dsoeaaed,
there will be offered for sale by Publio Aue•
tion at the DIDION'S ROTEL in the 'VIL-
LAGE OF 11RO88EL8, on Saturday. the
Twoutysecond da[y of December, A. D.
following fat arm nr propertgy, ooneietin g of the
South Half of Lot Number Twenty, in the
Eighth Ooneeaelon of the Township of Mor-
rie, In the County of Huron, containing by
measurement one hundred aures of land, be
the same more or lees. Upon the premises
there are erected and in good repair a. frame
barn 28x08, with stabling underneath, and a
Jog house 15x210 with trams kitchen at the.
rear 14x15, The fenoes are in afair condi-
tion, There 10 an orchard anon the prem.
Ins of about an acre in extent, There are
about Seventy sores cleared, and with the
exeeptton of about fourteen tierce, le seeded
down and as there are never fnii'ing epilogs
upon the land, this property Jo exceptional-
ly suitable as a grazing farm ; the balance 10.
ttmbsred with bard and Soft wood. This
property Is well situated In a first-oluoe
farming locality, on a good gravel road,
readily aoosseiblo to schools .and• sbursbes'
is six miles distant from She 'Magee of
Bruseele and Blyth, and fourmiles from the
village of Walton.
TEnMo on SALE -Ten per cont, of tbe pur-
chase Money at Etre time of sale to the Ven-
dor or his Solicitor and the balance of the
said purchase money within thirty days
thereafter witbont interest. The property
will be offered for sale subject to a reserve
bid, The title is indisputable' and posses.
Bion can -be given immediately upon the
completion of the purchase,
PLY Mar partioulare may be obtah'ed upon
application to the au0tioneer, F. S. Scott;
the ddlniulstrator or his Solicitor,
SMOGS JAMISON, Administrator,
W. M, SINCLAIR,
21.4 8ollbitor for -Administrator,
Dated at Brussels, Soy, Moen.
.010000000110010
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
STRAYED ON THE PREM.
rare of the undersigned, Lot 6, con,18,,
Orey, on or about July lest a ;ewe and two
lambs. Thpps Yyowaer Is raquseborl 50 prove
ww y rtyJAS.arJMILLIE ew end take
P k0, them
TRAYED FROM THE PREM.
Isna of the undersigned, Lot 18, Coo,
11, Grey, or or about Nov, 10011, 4 sheep -5
°wee, 1 black and 1 white ; and 2 email
lambs,1 hunk. Shropshire breed. Pinder
Will oblige by notifying
21-Ef PHILIP AMENS', Brussels.
TEACHER WANTED.
Teacher wanted far 8, 8, No,51)Orey,
Duti ea to commence Jan. 1st, 3001. Applin.
Moue will be received by the Secretary up
to Deo.181h, ipso,
EOBT, PIKES,Sosretary,
22.2 • 'rowbridge P. 0.
Xmas 11%i
Our supply of the Christmas
Number of the Globe is now t0
band and parties desirous of sax.
ouring,a copy who have not yet
left their order would do well to •
do go at once as the supply • 1. is
only limited. "
Price 60 Cents
A,T,....
Poles Drug Store.
7 BOOMED COTTAGE WITH
rent, good stable, well &a., for sale or to
21.61tne 'Emotion. Enquire
Brussels,
COMFORTABLE, 'WELL
lighted and oonvenlantrooms tolet in
the Leckie block over W. A, Deadman'e and
Mrs, liogersl stows, Apply to P', 8, SCOTT,
GOOD CHANGE. -TAE 'U-
nmoral= offers bis butchering bust,
nese, briok black,residence, slaughter bongo
and other property for sale ata moderate
price ae he wishes to retire from business.
Will be told eu bloo or ,divided up to Belt
purchaser. This is a good chance toan en-
terprising man. Por further particulars as
to price, terms and conditions apply to
14-tf WM. BLA81ILL, aroma.
NEW SEASON'S
Raisins, Currants, Peels, figs,
Prunes, Oranges, Lemons,
Nuts, Canned Goods, &c.
iS8ppecaia
dl tAo totuenr tion
Teas
, Coffees and Spices
'
QIJAfdl't UNSURPASSED and PRINCES 1MMOUIT.
Crockery and Glassware
A large assortment of Fancy China,
Glassware, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
as cheap as the cheapest.
All kinds of Dainties to be had in our
Bakery Depaltnlent.
GEO. T
HOIdIISON.
Garfield
Block
THE'
ScmcV 7are1iofl a'='a
BIG SPECIAL
SALE. ..
IHE first of the year weintend making several changes
and improvements in the interior of our Warehouse.
With this in view we havedecided to reduce the
stock to
the lowest possible mark. Three Departments -
Groceries,
Crockery,
Boots _& Shoes
At Cost price to clear
as we will not han-
.4t4.
dle any of the above
lines after January
first.
LADIES' JACKETS worth from $5 to
X.I $9
each.
Saturday aY your
choice for.... 3
These goods are all the latest styles and
up-to-date in every respect. '
10
dolt lids Linen Collars Saturday n daTMu 10c. each
J
Our splendid new stock of
Staple and. Fancy Dry
Goods at a slight advance on wholesale
g prices.
SALE LE COMM
ENCES
SATURDAY MORNING.
.L.L°1 17i�,
THE
COTCH WAREHUUSE,