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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-12-27, Page 6y„ r�,,mn:,r /.4,4r TRA BRUSOELS 20n1,. P s ed Customer, 0 ® 0 We try and not have may dleetttietlod ouetolx ere but We know that during the nab or Xtiorte trade many did not receiathe attention they should have heti, "t be bought something that the would like. to have exoha ed or and I maY . e 6 y pg b rotnrned. We want the good Will of all who have favored us with their pinion age end It daring the peat year or at any time there should be anything not eatiofeatory We will be gled to make it eo. We have been in buuinese in 13rue. eels for NEARLY 25 YEAR,' and heve endeavored to keep up with the timee and to always keep a good Re. eertment in the Ilan we handle. We are alive to the foot that goods well bought are holt cold so we are caretal pot only in the selecting but to have also the prlaes right. THE OW YEAR is nearly gone and before there is another issue of Tan POST we will have begun not only the new year but a new notary, We hope to have the continued good will of those who have been favoring ae with their purobaeeo and not only this but to have many new customers in the Doming Century. We wish one and all a Happy New year. G. A. OJAISMAN, Druggist, Bookseller & Fancy Goods Dealer. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 000TRERN 10XTEN8108 W. O. & B. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows GOING Soma. GOING NORTH. Expreee 7:18 a.m, I Mail 8.10 p.m Mrsed..,,8:98 a.m. Exprees 8:17 p.m .axil C.e.% Jtems. A ohiel'e among ye Lakin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. SEATING on the river. PuBLIc schools re•opea on Thursday. Tur price of dry wood is ooming down, A BIJOU troupe have engaged the Town Hall for a week in January. TRAINS are considerably late these days owing to heavy passenger traffics BRusaELe Public school report received too late for thie issue bat will appear next G31eWAnn O01,- Qwiag io Ibe crowded Oath of our eofyrnon thiel week we bold over the report of severe' Chrletmite Teee eptertainmente 01131 other matters that Will amain next week. Len3Es' gold ring, set with three opale, loat last Saturday in Brussals. It Wee attached to a small riug with it bracelet oowThe finder will greatlyoblige tt ter by leaving it et Toe PPT. New Yean,1001.-Thie le a time for reflection and resolve, 9l(0 0armbe oloint now diseolvea an unp partnership and Seeks new alliances promieing better things, no every mon should, with the opening of the year, break away from the aesooiatton0 that tarnish oharaoler end strike eat with new pnrp0eee to exalt hie own lite and to Mese otbere. IT wee 8 matter of sad eurprlee last Wednesday to bear that Thos. Roe, of Seatorth, a former well known resident of Grey and MoXitiop• towuehipe, had passed away from earth. We have not the pertioulere to hand. Mr. Roe geve up farming and located in Seafortb some few years ago. He was a hearty, well preserved man, of sterling oharaoter and prominent in hie membership in the Methodist ohnroh in oouneotiou with whioh he had beena faithful local preteoh• er for years. Deceased was a brother to Riohard Roe, of Grey. The funeral took plane on Thursday, interment being made at Bruseele cemetery. Mr, Rue was nearly 71 yeare of age. Several members of his family still reside in Mo. Killop township. SCHOOL AantmttATION.-It will be remem - bared that an arbitration was held last Jane to deal with the question of forming a Uuion 9. 8, between the towuehipe of Morrie and Hallett. The firer arbitrators were Ieepeotor Robb, John Britton, of Hallett, and John R. Miller, of Morrie, who found theta notion should he formed and made their sward to that effoot, but A. Couex.eo purahaeed 6 young tarkeye last Friday from Samuel Walker, 6th line, Morria, that weighed 100 pounds. They were dandies. CLABF puree loot either in Jae. Fox's drug store or on Main enact, Braeeele, on Monday. It ooutaioed $7 in bills and over a dollar in silver The finder will greatly oblige the owner by leaving it at Tau POST. BALE POSTPONED. -Owing to a legal neoeeeity the auction Bale of the Button estate 100 are farm, Morriewas poet• poned last Saturday and writ be offered at the Qneen'e Hotel, Brussels, on Satur- day, Jao. 12th, at 2 o'olook by F. 9, Scott, auctioneer. MANY of the above windows were moat ettraotively dressed for Chrietmae, and many compliments passed concerning the oars, ingenuity and skill of those do- ing the work. J. Ferguson & Oo'e. bears rather had the cinch for the time being. 1N remitting his subscription for 1901 to Tao Poea, D. A. Taylor, of Boeeeevain, Man., formerly of Morrie, writes, "Tag POST .arrives here every Monday and although it is nearly 12 years since we week, came be Manitoba its arrival is looked THOS. STEWART has opened a tonsorial forward to with ae much pleasure ae in parlor in the Holmes block, Brussels, the earlier days. We wish you the aim - this week. limente of the season." teras JAMIEehas moved her P J.P u weaox, writing Tar Poor from Garfield Stock. dress- makingshop to to rooms upstairs in the Oe.rrievale, Man., says ;-"Enclosed find G $1.00 for which Bend me Tan Pon for CHRISTMAS trade was fairly good. It 1901. We would not be without it ae it sleigh no doubt have been better if the is a good letter to us every week. The sleighing had roundconsteak all ll dr drop past few weeks have been floe weather PRICE of steak will to 10 nd it still oontinuee mild with just oats per pound with our butchers next enough snow for.eleighieg. Our crape week, Sirloin will continue at the old turned out very good this year after all figure' averaging 16,} bushels of wheat to the Bassets Council may be elected by wheat to the are, all No. 1 hard. We acclamation next Monday. There is a are all well kers and getting along fine. rumor that Oonnoillor Roee may oppose A little baby earl arrived at our place on TE Romafor the official chair. Deo. 17th. Hoping you are enjoying good THEE funeral o of the ]ate Mr. Wright, of health and wishing yon a Merry Xmae Jamestown, passed through town on and a Happy New Year. Thursday afternoon. There were threee 0. O. F. -The following officers were faaerals at Brussels cemetery that after• elected fn connection with Court Princess noon. Alexandria No. 24, Brussels, for the New YEAR'S railway rates are single curr0ut term fare, good going on Dec, 29th or 30th and 0. g John Sherrie ; Jan. let, returning on Jan. 2nd. Fare V. 0. R., Geo. Thomson ; and a third tickets are good ao go on Dee. R S., Walter Smith ; 28th and return Jan. 3rd. F. 8., 8. T. Plum ; TORODAY next will be New Year's Day. Trees., W. BIeehill ; It will be a Bank holiday. Thepoeto Ohep., Geo. Kerr ; will be open from 9 to 10 a. m., an hour our 8. W., Wm. Smith ; afar the arrival of the afternoon train T. W., Jae. Bargees ; and from 6 to 6.30 p. m. ark Pea. JAMISON COMES FRIDAY NInaT.-8. B., Jae. Cl ; A J B , A. MoNaughtonrk ; telegram was received from Toronto from Phys., Dre. MaNenghtoo and Toole ; Private Leon F. Jackson stating that he C. D., Geo. Rogers would arrive in Brussels on the Friday Rep. to High Court, W. H. Kerr. evening train. He will be met by rata - noes, the reception committee and the SocrIl. Evcgtgo. - The members of town Band and eeoorted to the Town Court Princess Alexandria, 0. 0. F., Hall where a complimentary address will held their third epee Court on Wednee- be read by Clerk Boort and a gold watch day evening of this week. It was said to and purse presented to the soldier boy by be the beet and most largely attended Reeve Thomson. A short program of of the aeries so far. An entertaining pro. patriotic songs, addressee, &u„ will also gram was rendered ae follows ; Inetra- be given. The Hall will be suitably mental seleatione, violin and organ, T. decorated for the occasion. Stewart and Mre. Jae. Sbeddan ; solo, Ir some of the youths wbo indole in "Scotland Forever," Miee Forbes ; reai- "booze" were promptly arrested and well tati0n, 'The Colter's dying obild," Blob. fined some of the street scenes of no credit Stevens ; address, Geo. Rogers musical to those participating and full of heart trine, Mise Sample, H. L. Jac;kson and aobee to the families aeeooiated with the W. Grewe.r • solo, "Red, White end thonghtlees, would probably be lege fre• Bine," Jobe Long ; recitation, "The Old vent. There are a few young men who arm chair," Miee Vie. Blaebill ; solo, "A should either be eeot to the gold care or bird in a gilded Page," Miee MaArter ; for a term to jell before their lives are speech, A. 0. Dames ; Scotch reading, wreaked. The Lioenee Inspector has a Walter Smith. Mre. Geo. Thomson of - few of these names, we understand, and fainted ae aceompaniet and W. H. Kerr is also oo the watch for violators of the was obairmao. Program coonlnded with Linen law relating to aa of liquor to the National Anthem. Daring a shortrt minors and loitering about hotel'premiees. There are other mations of the regale•, tions that will have to be enforced also. MATRIMONIAL. -The Toronto Mail nye: -"The marriage of the Rev. D. Brune Macdonald, Principal of St. Andrew's College, to Miee Parfitt, of London, will take place in Montreal on Wednesday, Deo. 26th. The ceremony was s0 ar• ranged, when it was hoped that the bride's brother, Dr. Parfitt, formerly of Toronto, who ie now at Saranac, would be able to be present, it it ware held in Montreal. Unfortunately, however, his health has not been so good daring the past week, end it is now feared he may not be able to take the journey after all." Mise Parfitt is a neige of Mrs. F. 0. Rogers, of Brussels, and she and Dr. Parfitt have often visited here, We are sorry to hear of the Doctor's continued poor health. oaale3MAe.-This glad day has come and gone once more. One thing we have loot that no future Christmases will ever bring beck to ne again, sad that is the sense of leisure possessed by our fore- fathers. ore•fathere. They took time for it. It oame et to season when work was light. To feed the stook and keep up good fixes was about all that could be done. Steam and eleobrioity had not yet come to benieh glow motion forever from the earth. People took time to think, to pray, and to rest, Now thie is changed and unlike some ohangee perhaps it to not for the bast. Ia other respects we have grown better. The day is not made a season of dissipation to the extent formerly clone, We Should move slowly onward and up. ward ; the perfect day will Dome. Let ue work andwail-work with eo rgy born of love and wait with the patience born of faith. "Clod is not deed ; nor doth Ile sleep 1 The wrong shall fail, Tne right prevail, With pew on earth, good will to men," Charlie B1aehUl, of London, svae here I ' fora feta daye, Mies Edith Inman, 01 Guslpb, was home for Christines, J, N. Gordon, Standard 13auk, Wits in Toronto for Chrletmtto. Thee Bird, of Detroit, ate hie Christ. Dno. 27 1900 S714XD4PD IMNE OF 04X4Ddlr =leirmat.-7-a•Z'w=iss 107ros HEAP OFFICE, - TORONTO CAPITAL PAID UP (One Million Deilhtre) 101193 . 31,000,00Q 9700,000 at r s e rage Carl ey 13 t- es, Mre.Jlo Marian and doughtere are 4yenooee In 084 riney tit ina in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United State' QlJngand. vleitiug Mende et Guelph Mtge Roee, of Owep Sound, is 71-iti0 Mrs. Jae. Roat.ie, her eieter, MieB Gibson, of lleppel, ie visiting lyire. Dennison, Turuberey Street, Mise Hattie Barton, or Toronto, is Visiting her aunt, Mies Frannie. Wm, Koeohtel, of Wingham, looked in on hie Brussels friends tbie week, Alex -McKelvey is home Prem Mount Foreet Oollegiate for his bolidaye. M Mitae Elsie and Edna Good, are poli. daying with relatives in Wingham. We are pleased to see our old friend Jno, Roddiok able to be about again, Miee Mlldrtd Soott hes gone to Torop• to where elle will sojourn for a while. Alfred Deadman, wife and son, of Dele• ware, were visitors at G. A, Deadmau's. Mies Hattie Downing ie home from Goderiah Collegiate for Cher Xmae heli. days. Will. Ainley, of Listowel, ate his Oheist• mas turkey under the parents 1 root in J3ru eeele. Mieeee Aggie and Annie Douglas were enjoying a Christmas holiday with rela- tives in Harrietoo. George Buchanan ie home for his va- oation. He is re-engaged io h a eohool in MoKillop for 1901. Prof. D. K. Clerk, Mrs. Clerk 01,4 son, of Woodetook, are vieitore at Druggiet Deadman's, Frederiok street. Mrs. (Dr,) Cavanagh end chi drnn, of Owen Sound, are visitors at Mrs. J. L. Kerr'e and with other relatives. Gordon Howell and wife and Mies Elva, of New Hamburg, were the gueete of S. T, end Mrs. Plum, of Brussels. Will, J. Lowry and Mrs. Lowry, of London, were Chrietmae vieitore with relativee and Eriends in Brussels and lo• oalfty, Chas. Urquhart, formerly a teller in the Standard Bank, Brussels, is now filling a position io a private Bank in Baton, Ont. Misses Edith MoLauoblin, Mary Forbes and Georgia Roee are home for their holidays from Listowel Maness Oo'lege and Collegiate respectively. W. F. and Mrs. Vauetone, of Wing• ham, spent last Sunday iu town. St. John's congregation were well pleased to see them book for a visit. '- Ooodnotor Haipenny got a squeeze at the depot here Christmas morning in assisting in unloading an 800 .pound piano. His escape was little ehort of a miracle. Robt. G. Vincent, formerly of Brae• eels, was a loser by the Hanover fire last week ae his patent bed mattress maohin• ery in the Kneohtel faotory was destroy- ed, estroyed, we are sorry to bear. We regret to state that B. Gerry has been laid up with an attack of erysipelas in hie face and head. It is an unusual thing for Mr. Gerry to be "on the shelf" and we hope he will Boon be all right again, Will. J. Stewart, of the Standard Bank, Bradford, spent a brief holiday with relatives in Brussels, Dana. Stewart, of Wingham, was also here, Both are eons of Alex. Stewart, Qaeen street• Dr. Jno. MoNaaghton, of Penoyan, N. Y„ gladdened the hearts of relativee and iriende in Bruseele by run home for a few daye thie week. He returned on Wednesday ae his praotioe forebade hie tarrying. Mrs. O'Connor and children, of Thor. old ; Inc. Farrow, of Loudon ; Robt. and wife, of Ottawa ; J. M., of Calgary ; and H. W., mail clerk, were all borne for Chrietmae at PostmasterFarrow's. This is the first lime they have been together for 20 years. Tae POST congratulates dies Jennie Howe on the amen attained at the Ctiu• ton Model eohool where else took honors. Mies Howe will commence teaching n, xt Thursday at the Union school, Grey and MoKtllop, Eat of Walton. We ex pert she will do well and wish her Gua OMS. Ira Parker, who ie in the employ of Messrs. Ooohrane & Johnston, took f:l with typhoid fever last week, with whioh hie father reoeotly died, at Sunshine. The patient was Bent to the Guelph Hospital by the firm where be will be well oared for and we hope will soon be better and able to return. Alex. Rose, of H. M. Onetome, Ottawa, enjoyed a brief holiday under the parental roof daring this week. He bas a good position at the Capital and, if reports are true, is filling it most acceptably. Mr. Ross was accompanied by Robt. Ma - Alpine, of Toronto. Mao appears to bane a "leaning" towards Brussels. Jae. MoLanahlin, of Langdon, North Dakota, ie renewing old friendships in this locality after an absence of 11 years. Be he a son of Donald MoLauohlin, a former well known resident of the 7th Pon , and a nephew of Thos., Alex. and Neil McLancblio, of Braeeele. Mr. Mo- Lanohlia is a baoanzs farmer and this year had 66,750 tombola of wheat and about 10,800 boshe's of barley and oats, He baa never visited here since first go• log West and notices many changes in people and planes. by a simple, olerioal error in the awards seat to the Clarke of Morrie and Sullen the ninth concession inetead of the tenth of Morris was made a pa.t of the new• section. The Inepeator, on finding out that the parte of the award sent out were not correct as the one be bad retained was, and whioh was the one read over to his oo•arbitratore, at once had cnrreoted oopiee made and Bent to the respective Clarke, bat in the meantime oertain Morrie ratepayers had appealed to the County Coonoil spinet the award. The County Connell, on hearing all parties, refused to aooept the report of the Ed• aoation Committee and appointed a new arbitration, oonaisting of Judge Masson, Wm. Clegg, of Wingham, and Wm. Coate, of Oltntnn, who met in the Tem• penman Hall, Blyth, on the 20th Inst , and after 8 short eeseion affirmed the award of the previous arbitrators with a few ohangee of whioh the following are the chief :-An additional 76 area were added from Hutton, being the lot of a Mr. Watt ; one lot of Nail MoDooald and one of Mr. Scott were returned to No. 9, Monis ; and the lots of Mr. Gibson and Mr. Soott were taken from No. 1, Morrie, and added to the new section. It was unfortunate that a olerioal error, wbicb there is no doubt the Inepeator bad a perfeot right to correct, should have been made the 000aelon for plaoing on the two towoebipe interested the un- necessary expense of a second arbitration. People We Know. W. F. Scott is oo the sick list. Will. D. Coseley is home for a holiday visit. J. P. Walter, of Listowel, was in town this week. A. R. Smith visited the Qaeen City this week. Fred. Hayorott was home from Sea - forth for a few daye. Harry Downing, of Wingham, was in town for Chrietmae. Mise Lida Crooke ie visiting relativee and friends in Paris. W. A. Matthews, of New Westminster, 13. 0.,is visiting in town. Mies Ciera MoOraoken is home from Paris for a holiday visit. Lorne Pringle is enjoying a vacation from bis work in Toronto. Jno. Ferguson McCrae, of Roseland, B. 0., is holidaying in Braeeele. dies L. Lawrence, milliner, took s run home to Guelph for Chrietmae. Mies Mamie Sample was vioitiog at Listowel during the past week. Mise Rachel Porter, of Atwood, was at Jno. Coueiey'e for Chrietmae. Lew Jackson and wife, of Peterboro', were here for the Ohristmaetide. Wm. Heist, wife and family, of Kin• oardine, spent Christmas in town. T. A. Hawkins is taking in the eights and scenes of Toronto tbie week. Mr. Abey, of London, was here on a visit to his eon, Rev. Geo. 7. Abey. v'eit- t of Elora,was a t Mille Anon Watt ietetmfsaion Reeve Tbomeon passed s or at Melville manse for Christmas. generous supply of oranges. A vote of Miee Brook is visiting et Listowel and thanks was passed to all who assisted in Exeter dodo, the Chrietmae vacation. Dr, and Mrs. Holmes were visiting relativee in Wingham over Christmas. Jno. and Mrs. Tait spent Christmas with T. and Mrs. Thomson in Listowel. W. H., Mrs. Willie and children, of Seatorth, were visitors at B. Gerry's tbie week. Mrs. (Dr.) Twaddle and children are enjoying a holiday with relativee at Fergus. Misses 011ie and Norma Vanetone, of Wingham, are renewing old friendships in town. Alex, and George McKay were at Har- rington for Obrietmae, Their pereote reside there. Dalby Kendall .will spend the New Year holidays in Detroit, going on Satin. day otthie week. Fred. and Mrs. MoOraokes and child- ren were visiting in Bisevele for the Christmastide. Robt. Downing ie still a prisoner at the house owing to illness. We hope he will soon be o. k. Mies Edith Dennison leaves on Seam. day for Hart, Mioh., where she will visit her eieter for a while. Joe Thomson, of Montreal, wag visit- ing his parents and brother, Robt,, in town on Christmas. Robt. Rose, Mrs, Rose and children, of Kinoardise, were at David Bose' for Chrietmae, returning on Wednesday. Mise Alfoe Bone end Mise Florence Buchanan were visiting in London this week. The former will extend her visit. Jae. H, Beattie, of Galt, and hie slater, Mrs. Self, and da ht r Grace, ce o f the same town 0hrietmaseed at Wm. Biaah- ill'8. etovoe, &c„ by private gale. May be Mrs. Boolliok, Miee Googe and Mise germ any Saturday. Having sold my Beatrice Smith, of London, were visitors residonoe I wieb to dispose of the Inrni- et the Methodist Parsonage during the I tare alga. Apply to JOHN Rom;, ,¢ R11 SSD1 S �lafa4'Q�. A Qogeral Banking Buoiuoes Traneapted, Farmers' Notes Dlsoonpted, Drefte Issued and Collection made on all pointe. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on depooits of 31,00 and Rpwarde apd compounded half yearly. 88E0IAL ATTENTION OMB TO T[1E COLLegTroN•or FARMERS' SALE NOTES, Every facility afforded Cnotomere liviug at a diotanoe, the program on motion of Bros. Rogers, Thomson and Blaehill. Next open meet- ing will be on Tuesday eveniog, Jan. 29. KNIGHTS Or TIE CLEAvga.-Ax is their custom Broseele botohere made a very oreditabie display of Chrietmae meats last week, dressed in the moat approved fashion and adorned with flowers, ever- greens, flage, &a., that attracted no email ooment and if anybody went witboat a good dinner on Chrietmae it was not be cause there was any lack in the eapply prepared by Mr. Blaehill and Mr. Carrie. They are oarefal in their hoyiog and leave out as for as possible anything that might be difficult of mastication or digeetion. AIR. 008808'0 D15FLAY consisted of fear 2 year old heifere, fed by Joe. Ewen, of Grey, (dreseing'660 pomade), Alex. ()lark and Rich. Bewley, Morris andWm. Pollard, MoKilio • of0 P. four pigs bought from 0. Michael, Grey, and two from Wm. Taylor, of the same township ; two lambs raised by Robt. Holmes, of Morrie. Then there was the customary array of saneages,headcheese, haggis, blank and white puddings, pool• try, lard, hams, &o., &a. It wan a very commendable exhibit. MR. 80.00EI1L had three 2 year old heifers, two of them bought from Hugh Lament, Grey, and the other from J. Smalldon, et the 10th of Gray. Four pigs, 1 from Jas. Emelt, Sunehine ; 1 from John Hill, Brussels •, and 2 fed by himself. A lamb poroheeed ambina ae an from AEaeom B w G., extra good one dressing 09 pounds. Tar - kayo, geese, dune, eaneagee of all kinde, better, lard, headoheeee, hams and other delionoiee, known only to those in the batahering line, oompleted the et. traotive dieplay. payable at any bank issued Manly GCdors at the rollowing rates ;— Under 610.... 8u. $20 to $80....120 910 to $20...,10o. 30 to 40,...14o J. N. GORDON, AGENT. l UU10011 (3111111114, Watch night service will be held in the Metbodiot Ohara on Tuesday night com- mencing at 10 o'clock. Melville Oharoh Sabbath Sohool con. tributed $16.00 to the Blair Ohildrene' Hospital, Toronto, net Sabbath and the Methodist School about $7.00. Next Sunday afternoon St, John's choir will go to Walton and render their program of Chrietmae earole in Bt. George's Church. They will rep.at it Sunday evening in St. John's Church. The Praise service "Chrietmae Chimes" was given in the Methodist Oboroh last Sabbath evening, the choir being assisted by a company of Sabbath Sohool scholars, Rev. Mr. Holmes gave a short address in keeping with the occasion. Collection went to the Choir Century Fond. "Fear not for behold I bring yon good tidings," were the appropriate words from whioh Rev. G. 1. Abey preaobed a ser mon on Chrietmae morning in St. John's Obnroh. There was a good sized con- gregation present. The ohnroh was neatly decorated and the choir eang Chrietmae parols. c.ranbroolx. Rev. D. B. McRae bad a buoy time on Wednesday endtavoriog to attend three weddings. He got there just the same. Rev. J. F. Knight, who is attending Victoria University et Toronto, is here for hie bolidaye. He preached in the Methodist oharohlast Sabbath afternoon. OHRIBTMAB Box. -The Christian En- deavor very thoughtfully presented their pastor, Rev. D. B. McRae with a Persian lamb cap and a pair of gauntlets. The present was left at the manse on Monday eaening. These little tokens Bay a good deal without written or epoken words. Mies Teseie Switzer, who hes been teaabieg the Donnybrook sobool for the past year, will teach for oomiog year in her former school, Victoria Harbor. The trueteee of Victoria Harbor gage her the invitation, also made an inoreaee of $85.00 in salary. We wish her encoeee. r, 80R1v ,T ERRY.-In Blvtb, on Deo. 20, to Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Gerry, a daughter. PLTTER80N —At CRrrievale, Man., on Deo. 17, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Patter- son, a daughter. ley I ROOMED 00'1TAGE WITH good etable, wall de., for sale or to rent. Pine location. OHNnWY 21.0 JOHN Axuesele, THINE DURHAM BULLS for sale. opo aged 11 veers and two 11 months old. Took let prize us calves and. year olds at Bruesela Fair, Pedigreed stook, 0rloee right. P14T011 Ii OBEET00N, Lot 8, Oen, 0, Grey, Brussels P, 0, THORO' BRED DURHAM Bulls for Rale, aged 1 year and 8 months, respeotively. Good animals with good pedigrees, Toe ant mentioned took 2nd prize at East Huron Fall Show. 1900, in a oluee of 0. Prices right. JAB. SPP11t, Lot 80,0001. 0, Morrie, Brussels P,0. 28. Rajijjy New Year To all our Customers. Thanking you for the patronage of 1900 we ask a continuance of your favors for 1901, JAS. FOX. STRAYED FROM THE PREM - tens of the undersigned Lot 17, Oon, 0, Grey, on or about Nov, 9th, eight white ewes. I two of them have blank teemAny infortn- atiou leading to their recovery will be suit- ably rewarded. R. G. PORT70RLXBLD, 23. Oranbrook P,0. MoKAY-PEST.-In Elma, on Deo. 26, by Rev. D. B. McRae, Mr. Jae. Oliver MoKay, 16th con., Grey, to Mies Lucy A., daughter of Mr. Wm. Peet, of Elms. MENARY-LAMONT.-At the residence of the bride's parents, on Deo. 26, by Rev. D.B. MoRae, Mr. Jobe Manny, to Mise Kate A., daughter of Mr. and Mre. John Lamont, all of Grey. MOTAGOART-MITO0ELL; In McKillop, at the reeidenoe of the bride's parents, on Deo. 26, by Rev. D. B. McRae, Mr. Neil N. MoTaggart, of Grey, to Mise Ellie, denghter of Mr. and Dirs. Wm. Mitchell, of.MoKiilop. DEVEa-Burn. - At Bethel Methodist aborob, Pine River, Brace Co., on Deo. 19, by Rev. 0. 0. Keine, imitat- ed by Rev. F. Swann, of Ripley, and Rev. Mr. McFarlane, of Amberley, Rev. A. W. Dever, of Walton, to Mies M. Blair, of Pine River. Business Locals. Me.:. -nom floor for sale, A. C. BAEREa. 04011 for batter and eggs. A. Oonslay, 1?Lbua and feed always in stook and sold at rigbt prices. A, C. BAEEER. A. 0. Baas received a ear of flour this week and now oerrieefour brande of Manitoba. Cuomo roll butter, 20o. Dried apples and fowl wanted. Raw tare wanted. No.1 mink or fox, $8.10. G. B. Xtuo, Wingham. 0401.07 WEAVING, -Am prepared to at- tend to the wants of the public in the weaving of rag carpet. 8atiefaotion ate and. Ro8T. ANnnneoN, Elizabeth St. I EAva a quantity of first Pleas saws for sale at a bargain or Pan exehange for saws that are not in working order. Yours for business, 'T. Mo0ngoon, saw grimmer and filer, Brussels. ANY one wishing eawe gummed and sharpened and made to the latest to out Last audeasy oan have that work done at any time now by saw filer, T. MoORE• 1 nd Beat of Brussels. an, at the old stn lamps, HodeBuo10n furniture, banging amp , past week. 24.4 Branson Booth. 4 GALLONS Best Canadian Coal Oil . FOR 70 CTS. axEa. MOPFATT.-Io Tnrnberry. on Deo. 25th, Agnea Ellen, daughter of David H. etoffatt, aged 17 years, 8 months and 17 daye. WRIGET.-At Jamestown, on Deo. 26th, Thos. Wright, father of Jno. Wright, Brussels,79 ears. aged Y Ga Atftl.- n Stratford, on Deo. 25th, Henry, son of Valentine Gramm, aged 42 yeare. TnoMpeoN.-I0 Howiek, on Den. 21st, Alexander Tbomp1on, aged 66 yeare. Roz.-ln Seafortb, on Christmas Day, Thos. Roe, aged 70 yeare, 11 months and 5 daye. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. N. F. F. GEBRY'S HARDWARE, 00010 stoves for sale -ono large and one medium in prime working order for eale at half prion. Getting furnace in house -no nee for stoves, J. D. RONALD. /hunts open face watch, with Waltham movement, key wind, lost at the G. T. R. depot, Brussels, on , Au /111. 1000, A suit- able reward will bo paid for its early re- turn to Ton POST, Brae/301e. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. GOOD FARM HAND WANT - 87' at 0000 hythe y0ar. D. MoKEN- Z1E, Lot 18, Pon, 18, Grey,,,Walton P. O. BRUSSELS. WHY NOT GIVE FURNITURE? COMFORTABLE, WELL lighted and convenient rooms to lot in the Leckie block over G. A. Dead an's mid Mrs. Bogeys' demo, Apply to P. 8.800TT. NOTICE 1 Notieo to hereby given that a Bylaw was passed by the Connell of the Village of Bruseele, in the GOuoty of Huron on the 18th day o0 December, 1000, providing Doe the issue of debeoturoo tc floe amount sit 8881878 for the 9018008 of paying, tamper• nilly, loan tot Bement sidewalks builtin 1000 and that such 33ylaw was registered in Monty f Huron Om ho 081, a of of the to ut a t Registry yy b Lb da D mbar A.D. YOUO, on Oho motion y of 000 , Any :11 to quash or sat aside the same oranypunt thereof must be made within ion andmento from the data of re gtetration andcennot b0 dthereafter, Dated the 22ndd day 01�DBe BOOl1,kltlleek, There is nothing so appropriate for a holiday remem- brance, and assuming you agree to.that, why not get it here 2 You will find little difficulty in selecting handsome and appropriate gifts for everybody—from baby to grandsire. AN EXTRAORDINARY FURNITURE OPPORTUNITY. Extraordinary in character of goods, in extent of display, and in point of value -giving. To buy here is to round your dollars with a larger circle of power than was ever possible before. Extension Parlor, p bingo Library China l a - !llU C ll W. and Fancy ltuc114inslc Ii Making Tour Xmas Presents (Thome something for nee as well as beauty, for oomfort as well ae pleasure. We keep a line of geode that contains all these desirable qualities, ROCKERS A. COUCH are very desirable ae gifts. We have or Lounge would be a nioe present and them in many styles and s large veriety, one that would gratify the reoipient. ranging from $1.00 upwards. All styles end prices. A PICTURE-Tie very choicest gift. le from $1,00 upwards. Morris, Rattan and Upholstered Chairs. All suitable for Xmae gifts. Goods the Best and Prince Right. Fancy Rockers, Fancy Tables. PIANOS AND ORGANS, I handle instruments mennfnotured by the two oldest firms in Canada -the Heinteman Piano and Bell Organ. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prime low and terms roaecttable. Don't buy until you pall and see how moth we oan save you on tither a Piano or organ, In these daye of fake sales it paye to deal with reliable firma whose reputation is established beyond doubt. �. Lcatherdalc .l 31 XT S .fiteealt r