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DRUGGISTS, AND
S.gCOESSORS TO 16, u. etA11VEY,
BOOKSELLERS,
BRUSSELS, Ont.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eOUTHEBN EXTENSION W. e. r4 B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, to follows:
GaINO Boma GOING NORTE.
Express 7:18 a,m I Mall 2:10 p.m
Mixed......... 0:40 a.m-Bapreae &17 p.m
nxa1 gttos gtems.
A chief's among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Booms market leads. Try it.
Hosea FAIli March 6. Don't mise it.
A Boost is on to ice harvesting this
week.
THE bneineee changes in town are nob
all over yet.
THE PORT has forwarded 155 aube:rip-
tions'to the Toronto Globe this year
already.
ANOTHER wedding or two ie on the pro-
gram but we dare not mention the names
just yet.
Tile stove wood for the Public+ School
ie being delivered. Thos. Davidson,
Grey, has the contract at $170.
A. 0. 1J. W Friday evening of this
week. Membere should attend to receive
delegate's report from Grand Lodge.
Ammon' report of Brunets Public
Sohool accounts for 1901 may be read on
page 4 of thie week'e ieeue of Tim Pose.
Anon= sale of MoOanghey brick blook
on Saturday afternoon of next week at
the Amerioah Hotel. F. S. Scott, apo.
Tao Wonder Herb Concert Co. sae
been holding down the boards at the
Town Hall this weekwith large audiences.
JNO. MOONEY AND W. H. M000T00EON
oanve.eeed the buaineaa people on Tuesday
with the L. 0. L. celebration of July 12th
in view and met with hearty sympathy
and cordial support.
PROMOTION
BEAM/NATIONS.-
The Pro-
motion and Review examinations for the
County of Huron will be held on Than
day end friday, March 20 and 21.
Teaobere are expeoted to notify the
Sohoot Inepeotor as soon as passible of
the number of papers required for eaoh
class.
Toe Fan Ormeenea.-The Wonder
Herb 0o. are giving free coneerte in the
Hall alt this week and are having targe
orowde. The Baby Elephant was thor-
oughly enjoyed by the large crowd Wed
neaday night. They will have the trick
Donkey Saturday night. Their 9oenery
ie very fine and everything about the
show is clean and nice.
A 11EETINO of Brussels Publio Library
Directorate was held laet Saturday after•
noon. Inepeotor Robb was re•eleated
Chairman ; J. Irwin, Secretary ; and
Postmaster Farrow, Treaenrer. very
family in town should patronize the
Library ate it is practically free to every
resident. Additional books will shortly
be placed upon the shelves.
THE Ohatham paper plus the Brunets
Herald have bad a light °olio over a
California Orange treat reoently made to
Tae Pon in which the English need in
the item referring to the gift omen up
for oritiaiem. We have heard of fellows
who didn't draw the line at Bt. Leon but
could drink toddy tin eeveral languages
whose diotion was not always perfect and
this also in towns where "good English
and Latin and Temperanoe" were taught.
Iii reference to an item in last week's
POST referring to the death of Fred. Mc-
Kay, from Diphtheria, the inference was
that a phyeioiao had not been enmmooed
until the disease was BO far advanced eta
to preclude recovery. We are informed
that the doctor was at the house on the
Thareday prior to the decease, which
took place on Monday evening. Oar
thought wag not that the lad was neglect-
ed at all but rather that the fatal attack
oame rather unexpectedly.
CENTRAL HOTEL BOLD. -.Thin week,
George Brows, of Gorrie, purchased the
Central hotel property in Brussels from
O. Zilliax and will take possession on the
let of May, we underetand. Mr. Zilliax
has been a resident of this plaoe for the
past 18 years, and has profited finanoially
by hie stay, may remove to Toronto when
Pie time ie up here. The pnrohaser is an
experienced hotel man and is aognainted
with quite a number in Brussels and
locality. Mr. Brown will also be the
owner of the store now occupied by Reeve
Rose. The price was amid to be $6,100.
A new brick barn will be built next Spring
to eeplaoethe one reoently destroyed by
fire.
A MATTES OF Hie'ioRY,-Cour[ Prinoeee
Alexandria, No. 24,0. 0. F., Brussels,
was instituted on Nov. 25, 1879, when the.
following offioo bl arere were installed
0. R., Geo. Rogers ; V. 0. R., Walter
Smith ; F. S., Jno. Waddell ; R. S., D.
Aldridge; Trees., John Halliday ; S. W.,
W. McDonald ; 3. W., A. Cousins ; S. B.,
fitting Bmale ; J. B., 0. R. Vanetone ;
Phys., W. Graham; Com., P. Thompson,
J. MoLauohlin, J. A. Garlick, J. Thomp.
eon and Jae. Wilson. Ont of the 15
gentlamen mentioned
only the Bret and
aenond are now residents of Brunets'
showing the many changes bottoming in
21 years, There are 111 members ,rn
good standing on the roll of Ceurt Frio,
058e Alokaodrie. Cohrs meet° the 2nd
and 4th Tuesday eveoinge of each month
in the i3laahill Hall,
Gsmen wood is held at a' premium jest
now.
THE pitch holes on the, gravel road are
dandies.
Tam thermometer was playing round
zero Wednesday morning.
TOBOOAl evening next 0. 0. F. Court.
will meet, Initiations ; get there.
105 pitch holes were counted i0 the 11•
milee North of Brunets last Sunday by a
gentleman of a. mathematioel taro of
mind..
Femme bockey slab drove to Atwood
last Friday afteruoon but through some
misunderstanding their team wee not..
ready to play eo the journey wasfruitleee
THE NOoleol0e, a journal published by
the atudente of the -Saginaw Valley
Medical Oellege, is before 08. It contains
a good portrait of S. L. Oaidbiok, Baei
nese manager, in connection with a group
of senior lase officers. Mr. Oaldbiok is
a eon of Samuel Oeldbiok, of Morrie.
township,
OUR BOYS IN SOUTH AARIOA.-A eub-
soriptiou list is placed in the Standard
Bank here under the direction of the
Oanedian South African Association.
The object is to raise fnnde to laeate the
graves of Canadian eoldiere in AMOR and
to erect memorials over their remains,
Mr. Gray will forward all Bums handed
in to him at the Bank.
Nmw PROTRntroe. - The butchering
basinese of Samuel Walker has been
purchased by George Olvar, of tbie plane,
who will take poe8eaeio0 on Monday.
Mr. Walker finds be cannot pay the
oeoeeeary attention to both his farm, 1}
miles from town, and the shop hence the
change. Mr Olvar is well known in and
around Brussels and will give hie personal
attention in looking after the intereeta
of hie customers. The business will he
continued in the present stand in the
Binh ill block.
WEDDING Bente,-Cupid accred another
viotory on Wednesday evening of this
week when at the reoideooe of Thos.
Walker, brother to the bride, Queen
street, Bruesele, Robert E. Broadfoot, a
I r hast of Gladstone,
t do young me o
well o
Y
g
Manitoba, and Mise Jean Walker, one o
Brussels' popular daughters were joined
io a matrimonial alliance by the aid of
Rev. Jno. Rose, B. A. The ceremony
took plane at 5 p, m. in the presence of
relatives mod friends. Mies Jessie Mo.
Lauohlin played the Wedding March as
the principals took their planes on the
floor. Little Misses Mary and Grace,
daughters of Jno. Walker and nieoce of
the bride, performed their part neatly as
flower girls. Congratulations over the
company was invited to the dining room
where the good things of this life were
served. The weddiuge gifts were choice
and indioated the bride's popularity.
Mr. and Mrs. Broadfoot took the evening
train amidst showers of rice, for London
and other pointe for a ehort wedding trip.
They will spend a short time in Brua
eels and neighboring towns before leaving
for their home in the Prairie Provinoe.
The happy twain commence married life
ander auspicious cirnumetanoee and with
the beat wishes of a large oirole of rola.
twee and friends. THE Pose rings ite
editorial wedding oblate.
T.l'olt 0n000 mit last between 0.
Grigg'e, West of Walton, tend Sonatina on
Thetredey, Feb. 20, Pinder will greatly
Oblige by retnruing to A1, Tr. Nelms,
Brussels,
G, T, R. -Incoming freightl during the
past week included a oar of ehi0glee for
Philip Ament ; 8 on of 000510rage stook kava 14 by paying for isle lace1.
for Brussels Salt Works ; and a oar of
corn from Sem; OO. for W. F. Stewart 1118 ti11a 16ga le,
8'. S.V. Dat 50105 rltere was 0, 059 of bay WANTUD,•--•Ch9ipe Rall Butter 18 nen,
or I. Govenloek ; oar of cattle ler A, 0, 11°9l98 7, Alialc or reex skins 43 60. Our
Demos ; 6 ogre salt to eelegeton, Teefeoy slaugter sale of Drees Goode during jail.
nd Parts resprotively by Bruesele Balt eery and Febraery ie warts gaining Miles
rtil0f$�.tS.
BBnslnoss Locals,
Da to loan on feral security,
Apply at THS fear.
Fon sheep millinery go to the Miens
1Sabkirk, Beerylhiug away down,
Fon gauntlet mit found. Owner may
a G. Works •Gap, Best, sac nettle ; R. Thom-,
to 580, E, 7IN0, Wiogbam,
eon, 10 packages butter to Sydney, Cape
Bretpn ; W. Jewitt, a or of hogs ; All,
Banker, two Oare eats ; 11 Graham, 2 Dara
oats. It Will be seen by the above that
shipping 18 livening up atter the lull tier-
ing the snow storm period.
BEw'000 Twat Simms WAurnn.-By a
oommuttioation on page 4 it will be seen
that a publio meeting le galled to meet at
Palmerston on Taoeday pf next week to
dieoues the question of better train ser,
vice 00 the railway braoohas radiating
from that town and presenting the ogee
to the Grand Trunk Co, The present
etato of eff8iee has existed far too 1095
and the fact of thie'forbearanne and in.
convenience appears to be taken as a
tacit approval of the course pureoed when
the very opposite is the nee. When we
state that it le impoeeible to go from
Brussels to Bluevaleour nearest station,
a dletanpe of 10 miles, Northwest, and
back ,the same day, gives some .little
inkling into the state of effeire ae'bhey
are. We have two trains leaving here for
the East about 28 hours apart and East.
ward travel ends at 946 a. m. until the
next day. From the other direction our
first train is 2.10 p. m., but often an hour
later, instead' of one up in the forenoon.
To get from Belgrave, on. the L. H. & B.,
8 miles distant from Brussels, in one day
by rail, a paesenger is taken to Clinton,
18 miles ; then to Stratford, 83 miles ;
then to Listowel, 28 miles ; and then to
Bruesele, 20 miles -a total of from 70 to
76 milee-or else the individual goes
North to Wingbem and stays all night
and then oompletee hie trip the next day.
Onr 9.45 a. m train is away from Wing.
ham before the first train North on the
L. H. & B. arrives. If thee is not going
rotted the world for eport we don't know
what you would oall it, in fact you are a
tourist by the time the trip is a000m
pliehed as "round the world" oo0up'ee
from 7 to 8 boure. Is this the kind of
aervioe thio section of country paid for
Grey township gave $85,000 to the W G.
& B. and Morris township 030,000
(Brassele was then unincorporated) and
surely $65,000 invested is worthy of some
consideration. Brussels hap stiffs, ed end
does suffer by the present arrangement
both in inoonveoienoe and lose, to say
nothing about the bad effect in the opin,
ion of the outside world on a side-tracked
town. A good strong delegationshould
go to Palmereboo from Brunets and the
other municipalities along this railway
line and assert our rights and demand at
least fair play at the hands of the railway
authorities.
CANADIAN ORDER OF FORESTEns.-There•
day evening of last week an audience of
from 200 to 250 assembled in Brussels
Town Hall at the entertainment under
the auspices of Court Princess Alexandria
C. 0. F. No. 24, Brussels. The follow-
ing program was presented ;=Instrumen•
tal, piano, violin and cornet, Miss Jean
MaL aaohlin H. L
Jnokson and W.
Greener ; solo, "The standard on the
braes o' Mar," B.rrieter Sinclair, with
"Dolly Gray" as e.n encore ; address by
High Chief Ranger Elliott, of Ingersoll ;
solo, "The two cities,' Mies Jean
Forbes ; harmonica and anto•harp selec-
tion, J. Arden, A. McNaughton, R. Wil.
Samson and H Mercer 1 instrumental
SND. BARNHILL Peens AWAY. -A. tree
Ohistiao mac passed away to his reward
last Monday evening in the person of
Sohn Barnhill, an old and highly reapee1.
ed resident of this locality. He died at
the home of his daughter, Pare. Andrew
Laidlaw, Elma township, near Heofrya,
after an illness of about 6 weeks, aged 81
years and 6 months. Deceased was born •
in Glasgow and 57 years ago in Scotland
he was molted in marriage to Mies Beebe!
McKinley, who survives her husband.
With their family they came to Oaaada
in 1872 end located on the 9th line of
Morrie township, buying a 100 sore farm
from M. Rolland, where they lived op
to 16 years ago when they moved to
Brussels, residing here until shoot a year
ago when, owing to Pailiog health and in.
naming years they went to live with
their daughter as above mentioned. Old
age, with a hew;t weakueea, was the canoe
of Mr. Barnhill's decease. Four obildreu
were born to Mr. and Mrs. Barnhill, viz
James, in California ; Oharlee, in Waeh•
ington Territory ; Mrs. Laidlaw, of
Elmo ; and a daughter deceased in the
Otd Oniony in 1857. The sobjoot of
tble notice was a Presbyterian in religion
but ready at aaj' time to lend a band to
any other denomination etriving to ad.
vanes the Master's work. He took great
good out of the performance of deeds of
mercy and helpfulness to the poor, the
sick or aged and many a time be read
the Bible or a good book, enng the songs
of Zion and uttered a fervent prayer with
those unable to get to church. Passion.
etely fond of music ba and Mrs,
Barnhill spent many a pleasant hour in
praising the God of their youth and old
age. Mr. Barnhill was en Oarneet and
consistent edentate of temperance ; a
Liberal in politics ; kindly diepoeitioned
and straightforward in all his notions
and dealings. The funeral took place on
Thursday of tale week. A abort nervine
WOE held at Mr. Laidlaw'e in the morn.
ing, after whiOh the procession left for
Brunelle, where11 publia ublia serums W98 non-
daotad by Be,v,Tabu Roan, pastor of the
decanted, in Melville oharnb at 1.80
o'olook. •Iabetment was made in Brun
eels °amatory. Mrs. Barnhill will have
the sympathy of 8 large oiro a of friends
in the eeveranoe of earthly tion whiob
have existed ter many years.
Mies MaLaaoblin and Diners. Grower
and Jackson ; recitation, "A station
master's story,' Mies Minnie McNunglt-
ton ; instrumental duet, Mrs. Geo. Thom-
son and W. Reode; address by High
Secretary White, of Brantford ; piano
deet, Mrs. and Mise Thomson ; vote of
thanks to all who aesi8ted, propnetd by
Chief Ranger Thomson and seconded by
Past Chief 'tenger Sherrie ; solo, by
Barrister Sioolair"When knigts of old" ;
barmooiga selection, Messrs. Arden,
Williamson, Mercer and McNaughton ;
National Anthem. Program was well
rendered, encores being numerous ; solo.
iota were in good voice and seldom sang
better, the recitation of Min MoNaugh•
ton was done in firstohms style ;,the in•
sbrumental selections elicited returns,
the addressee were practical, full of
information concerning the Order and
fruit bearing in their manta ; and the
aeoompanisIs, Mrs. (Dr.) Holmes, T. A.
Hawkioa and those referred to elsewhere
performed their parte very efficiently.
The Public Library will be the gainers
by $18.80 as the result of the' entertain
ment at a ten osnt admiseien fee. Very
neat decorations were in evidence about
the platform in the ehape of Sage, por-
traits of the King, Queen, and the late
Queen Victoria, &o., and two deer heads
emblematic. of the Order. 0. R. Thom -
eon took the lion's ebare of the prelimin•
ary work in oonneetion with the enter-
taiumentland ie coneequently entitled to
a large share of the oredit, W, II. Herr
occupied the °hair. From the addressee
we gleaned the !attening intereabing-sed
flattering pointers regarding the 0. 0.F.
There are 900 Courts in Canada ; 45,000
memhers, whose average age in 84 years ;
$1,149,000 in the reeervefund from wbiob
$88,000 was received last year in interest
on the debentures and boucle he'd ; 24,
000 members le the Sick and Funeral
Dept., in whiob there is also now a Par
plea of $10,000 ; death rete in 1901, 4,66
in a Moaned ; average death rate for 22
years, the age of the Order, 4 92 ; 47 per
Cent of receipts in ineuraooe braoab came
into the rest fond last year ; disabled
members unable to parry their own in.
tureen are curried by the Order ; over
7,000 new members initiated in 1901 ; and
bigger reeu•te expected in 1902 the 0.
0. F. 1a a Canadian Order, managed iu 8,
basineos Tike manner and the interest on
the Porplae now in hand is expected to be
$45,000 this year. Mr. Elliott has been
H. 0. R.9;yeara and Mr. White Secretary
for 16 years and to their mauegemont,
aided by the other H1gb"Officers and
District and Subordinate Courts a greet
deal of the phenomenal eicaese of the 0.
0. F. is attributable. The organization
meeting of the 0, 0. F, was held in
; uron .Co. and it has held a foremost
plaoe ever since having the 'argot number
of Courts and the biggest membership in
the Province. Both before and after the
entertainment Thnrsday evening the
loon) and visiting brethren held an in.
formal reception for the High Officers.
Their visit was greatly enjoyed. From
Braeseto Messrs, Elliott and White went
to Durban tor it public) meeting there,
0aomstra
Btlrmn.-In Orenbrook, on Jan. 14, 10
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Daker, a daagh,
ter.
C•11Esox.-In Fordwiob-on Feb. 10th, to
Mr. and ]firs. Alex. Gibson, a son.
Hn000.-In Morrie, on Feb. 1211, to Mr.
and Mrs. George Kelly. it 800.
t3aew,-In Morris, on 8eb, 16th, to 11I,
end Mrs, Arthur Shaw, a sou.
vexAr r xpaa,
Bn0ADroOT•-W9LHEn,-At the residence
of the bride's brother, Bruseeic, on
Feb. 19th, by Rev, John hose, B. A.,
Mr. Robert E. Broadfoot, merchant,
of Gladstone, Mang, to Mies Jean.
Walker, of Brussels,
JOHNSTON-11'I1NEa.-Ab the reeidense' of
the bride's parente,. on Feb. 11, by
Rev, H. E. Curry, Mr. Time: John-
ston, of Hamiota, Man., to Mite May
daughter of Mr. W. Mines, lemon.,
Grey.
WInatems-Fonnmax,-Ab the rreidocoe of
bride's par'nbe, Morris, en Feb. 12,
by Rev. F. Swann, Mr, George Wheel.
er, of Grey, to Mies Agnev, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. For-
rest, Morris.
Wmxnveop- STONEHouse,- At the reei.
donee of the bride's brother, Eget'
Waten testi, on Feb. 12, by Rev. Mr,
Brown, Mr. Tbos. 0. Wilkinson, of
Escanaba, Michigan, to Min Nellie,
daughter of Mr. R. Stonehouse, of
Bs'grave,
BRown -At Ailsa Craig, Oat., on .Feb.
10. Elsie McKay, youngest daughter
of Andrew and Mrs Brown, formerly
of Brussels, aged 2.yeara.
BARNHILL-In Elma, on Feb. 17, Jobn
Barnhill, aged 81 years and 6 months.
Moot/EL-In Breesele, on Feb. 15, Mag•
gie Hanna, beloved wife of Wm. G.
Mooney, aged 87 year', and 4 days.
STEVENSON.-In Grey, on Feb. 13, Thos.
0. Stevenson, egad 80yeare,4 months
and 8 days.
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26th. -Farm stook,
implements and household furniture, at
Lot 10, Ooo. 14, MoKiilop. Sale, 0nre.
served, at 1 o'clock. Jae. Campbell,
prop , F. B. Scott, ant.
THURSDAY, FEB, 27th:=Ferm stook, im•
elements, &o., at Lot 21, Coo. 13, Grey.
Rale, anreeerved, at 1 o'clock. Andrew
McInnes, prop. ; F. 8 Scott, atm.
FRIDAY, FEB 28. -Farm etook, imple.
menta, household furniture, &o., at Lot
24, Con. 12, Gey. Sale, unreserved, at 1
p. to, John Oarnoohan, prop.; F. S.
Scott, apo.
TuoenmY, MARCH 4. -Farm stock, imple.,
manta, &o., lot3, eon. 17, Grey. Sale
unreserved at 1 o'olook. David Camp.
bell, prop .
F S
Bootle
am
Fames, Xenon 7, 192.-F
arm Stook,
implmente, &a.,Lot 4, Con. 8, Grey.
Sale, unreserved a proprietor has gold
his farm, at 1 o'olook. Jno. Cunningham,
Prop. ; F. S. Scott, Ana.
t.A.ne.22z•rs,
Fall Wheat
Barley ......
Peas
Oats
Butter, tube and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per owt.
Potatoes (per bus.)
Apples (per bbl.)
Hay per ton
Sheep skins, (mob .
Lamb skins earth
Salt per bill., retail
Hides trimmed
Hidee rough
Hoge, Live
Wool
]loll!!. 'gip J$0.2
,52'✓IXD4..t7 134XE C4N4D4,
IfEAD OFF1051 T01101VTQ
OAP1FAL PAID VP (One Aiillion Dollars)
1tA ST
dgettafee in ail printi ptti pointo fit Oratarrio, Qt(s5es, Matittofia, Pat
rat59HSI.44 1?Wears
$1,900,000
$750,000
States 4.Mes land,
A General Banking Busiueso Transacted. Farmers' Notes Mounted.
Drafts Leaned and Collections made on all pointe,
SAVIi`!GS SANK DEPARTMENT,
Lateran allowed on deposits of 01.00 and upwards and compounded half ye
Br000si. A910911ma MEN 10 THE COLLECTION OF FARasEne' SALE NOTES.
Every tactility afforded Qustomero living ata distance.
payable at any bank issued Under $10 .. , 80. $20 to -030, , . ,12c
Mon97 Ordsrs at the following rates :- 010 to 020....10o. 80 to 40. , ..14o
P. H. GRAY, ACTINO Away.
70 70
48 50
74 76
37 . 38
15 16
19 20
4 00 5 00
80 50
2 00 8 00
7 00 9 00
25 25
26 30
1 00 70
6 68
5 5
5 60 0 50
13 13
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Y.
NOTICE TQ DEBTORS. -THE
undereiansd wishes to glue optics that
peraone owing book ao0punte to him are
asked to square them off by Maros 15th or
they will be paned lute other heeds fax
oolleobien, W, 72. SMITH, Walton. 2
`T LE O1KIE,
LIFE AND 3017118 INSURANCE, "
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE' AGENT,
VALUATOR, Aro.
Haunt for sale or to rent. Apply at
THE POST.
Pere choice heavy draught 2 year old
Pillion for sale. THOS. MoLAUGHLIN,
01-2 Brussels.
Goon working horses for tale, North 8
Lot 10, Con. B, Morris, or Brussela P. 0.
e1-5 G. E. READMAN.
ONE hundred aoree of timber land far
sale. Might' exchange for other property if
suitable. Apply to JOHN HANSVLD,
52.4 Ethel,
Fon Sum melt RetT.-Two comfortable
dwelling houses, also three good '.building
lots. For further particulars apply. to
800.4 JOHN HANBULD, Ethel,
1HE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.'
Oiilee over Hnreley'e Drug More,
Feb. 0111, 1002. 80.8m Brussels,
•
Notice to Debtors.
All peraone indebted to Para. Rogers, late
of the Village of Nenseole, milliner, deceas-
ed, are hereby nodded that her book 80 -
counts Neve all been handed over for echos'
tion to G. F. Blab, of the Village of .Brus-
sels, Solicitor for her estate, to whom all
payments must be made at nose in order to
Mose up the estate, A. PA BF I'OT.
-Administrator.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
BTboo, IMPLEMENTS, FURNITUIUO
Ae.-Mr.F. 8. Foott, Auctioneer has boon
instructed by the undersigned to Pell by
Publio Auction at Lot 10, Con. 14 Mollillop,
Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1002, at 1 o'clock, the
following valuable property:-1large driv-
ing horse 7.yrs, old. 1 driving noree 7 yrs,
514,1 heavy draught Filly rising 2 yeet•s,'1
farrow cow giving m 1 1 k , 1 cow in calf, 1 steer
8 yrs old, 2 eteete 2 yrs. 018,1 Massey -Herrin
binder nearly now, 1 geed mower, 1 broad-
cast seed drill, 1 disc harrow nearly new, 1
tanning mill now, Toronto make with bag -
gel, l ton buggy, 1 cutter, 1 turnip slicer,
set whlfilebroes and nook yoke, 1 Fleury
plow,1 sot double harness,1 net single hal
nese 1 water tank with tap, 1 sugar kettle,
1 Daley oburn,horseheld furniture ioelnding
stoves, tables, chairs, bedsteads,. &o., and
grain cradle, barrels and other articles too
numerous to mention. Sate unreserved ae
proprietor is giving up farming. Trams. -
All sums of 85.00 and under cash ; over that
amount 10 months oredit will be given on
furnishingAnproved Joint Mateo, • 0 per
cent. off or cash an credit emouubs
000138, JAMES CAMPBELL,
Auctioneer. Proprietor.
keel7 001)PEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, suitable for ranch purposes.
Apply to GEO.: BEST, Brunets..
1 i"WO COLTS FOR SALE, RIS•
Mo 2 and 1 year old, aired by "Dexter
Revenge" and"floatnmer" reapertively.
L HO LLIN GER,
Brussels P. 0. Let 9, Con 10, Grey.
S
YOUNG- SCOTCH. SHORT
Horn Bulls for sale, from 9 to20mouths
Old, Mao cows in calf to imported "Red
Duke" and a few helfers
D, MILBIS, Ethel.
DOUR SHORT HORN YOUNG
Bulls forsale ail registered. One is E
years old mod the others average from 9 to
32 months. JAS. 8P0100, Lot 09, Oen, 0,
Morrie, Bruasllo P. 0. 20•tf
AIR DRESSING -THE UN'.
DE1810NED wishes to announce to
the ladies of Brussels ata vicinity that she
is prepared to make switches out of comb•
thgs and out hair, at her Home, Mi11 etroet
Wost,Brueeo10. 72I15, HING8T0N,
5 0 ACRE FARM FOR SALIS.•
Agay aaxe farmrm for eatsl
all
Wearer'',ole loom; no meek,being Vest
Halt Lt 28,085. 11, firm God bolted and
know, ; hank
beta- 40x00 feet 1 driving
abed, hog pen and sheep pen'. 18x06 feet with
hayloft above. Good unbent and 2goad.
wear! Well'toned with 'AWOL -rail fences.
Poaeeselon given to suit nu/chaser. For
1pi120B1400 n0laubirook P e0promisee. 928.1W.! A.
•
REAL ESTATE.
1.�2AI1M0S FOB SALE -THE UN-
al nnnarexnn Pas eavoral good Parma Inc
of Mor /1 to root. easy tome, S in Townebipe
of Morrie and Gxey, b' N. Bb0TT..Breeeole
A SACRIFICE 1N , REAL ES-
TATE, -80000,00 will buy the MaOau-
ahey Block in the Village of Brassale.'7nese
two Ane stores must besoldto close out the
Moosughey Estate, Intendingpurchasers
should toveetigate at once Apply to P. B.
8OOTT or 0, F.-BLAIR, Brneaels, Ont.
AUCTION SALE
OP VALUABLE
VILLAGE PROPERTY
In ozdor to wind no tbo estate of the late
8. G. Mooaugbey there will be offered- for
sale by public auction at the Antorloan
Hotel in the VILLAGE 01? BRUSSELS,
0u Saturday. March 1st. 1902,
at2p, m„ the following valuable Village
Property, viz. :-Lot number 08 (running
number) in the Village of Bruesele, 1111
County of Buren, except the portions there-
of heretofore sold to Robert Martin-; and
John A. Hutehitteon. On these .lands are
erected a subatantial, two-story, solid brick
bueinees block, containing one single and
two double stores, The [property is a moat
desirable one, well situatedon the corner of
Turnberry and Mill ,streets, with a frontage
of about 04 feet on Turuberry street, and in
subetantially good repair. The property
will be put up subject to a reserved bid.
Terms of Bale -Ten per cent. of the map
abase money must be paid at time, of sale
and the balance within 30 day's thereafter,
If purohaser desires it arrangements nay
be made for 'part of the purchase money to
remain on mortgage.
Further particulars and conditions ofsale
will be made known at time of sale and on
application to the undersigned or to H. B.
SMART, Ee9, Manager of the Traders'
Bank, Grand Valley Ont,.
Dated February 011x,1002.
F. B. SCOTT, Auctioneer.
Coloring ! Coining' !'
T. P. Smith,
EYE SF,BOIALl87','
Graduate of New York, Philadelphia and
Toronto Optical Oollegee, will be at
Fox's Drug Store
BR'USSEL$,
ONE DAY ONLY,
Wednesday, Feb. 26th.
Call early end avail yourself of
hie valuable services.
EXAMINATION FREE,
$15 00 to $18.00 a Week
eatery for an intelligent man or woman in.
each town. Permanent position, 90 tante
per hour for opera time, Manufacturer,.
Box 78, Philadelphia: - 30.
Notice °to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the County .of
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
Emma Rogers, late of the 'Pillage of
Brussels, in- the County of Heron,
widow, deceased.
Natio° is hereby given pursuant to the
Revleed Btatates of Ontario, 1807, Chapter
120, Section 88, that all creditors or others
having any 0L,im against the estate of Em-
ma Rogers, late of the Village of Brussels,
in the County of Huron, widow, deceased,
woo died en nr about the 2801 day of Janu-
ary, A, D.1902, at the said Village of Brea -
Bela, are hereby required to send by. post,
Prepaid, or to deliver to G. F. Blair, of the
Village of. Brussels. Solicitor for A. Parfitt,
of the 021y of London, in the llouoty of Mid-
dlesex, the Admimstrater of the aerate, on
or before the 28th day of February,A.D 1902,
their full eomee, uddressos and dscription
and fall partioulnrs of their claims and the
!Mere of the eecurttieo (if any) held by
them. A , d noticeis hereby given that after
the Paid last mentioned date, the said Ad. •
miuiebrator will prooeed to distribute the
assets of the deceased amongst the persons
entitled thereto,having regard only to
claims of which noiiee shall have bean given
as above required, and the said Administra-
tor will not 8o reeponelble for the assets, or
any part thereof, so distributed to any per-
son of whose claim notice shall not have
been received at the time of Boob distribu-
tion. G. F.13LAIB, Bruaattle, Out„
Dated at Brussels Fob 4E1,1001 Administrator.
learing Sale
E will offer for the next 30 Days our ENTIRE
STOCK OF WINTER GOODS at Remark-
ably Low Prices in other to make room for our
Shipments of Spring Goods which arrive Next
Month.
Below is a Sample of the many Bargains to be found in our Stook.
Men's and. 7o1.1.ths'
heady -mads Clothing
Regular $5.00 and $5.25 Suits, Sale price $4 00
Regular 5.75 /1 4 25
1/
Regular 6 50, 6.75, 7.00
Regular 7.50 8.00
Regular 8.50 • 9.00
Regular 10.00
Regular 12 00
Regular 15.00
11
11
1,
11
a
41
/1
5 00
6 00
7 00
8 00
9 50
12 00
Ordered Clothing
Department
$14 00 Tweed Suits made to order $12 00
1500 t, f' 1250
16 00 f4 CC 13 75
18 00 'r re 14 50
20 00 tr 16 00
22 00 It CC 17 60
Underwear
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
$0 60 quality
65 II
75 rl
1 00 ee
125 It
150
For $0 40.
50
65
76
90
1 00
Furs
Persian Lamb Caps, regular $4, $6, $6.50, $7,
$7 50 and $8 quality at $3, $4, $5.25,
$5.50, $6.50 and $7.50,
Manitoba Beaver Caps, regular $2.25, $2.50,
$2.75 and $3.00, Sale Price $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00 and $2.25.
Oulyy 8 Fur Coats left whioh we will Bell at a
Bargain.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH DURING
SALE.,
EC. DUNFORD SON
Tailors, Clothiers & Furnishers.