HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-11-19, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
fen metal
aving Away..
We have made a purchase of en extra
metroabee of the favorite game of Croak-
eerie. We have not ouly aoaured a better
Bea'abed boned but the price is now
ONLY VI.0®
for the best finished one, and less for suoh
or sold het sensou. Now we purppnee
giving away a choice of any of tlteee
'boards to the person who will make the
'lament number of words from the letters
.contained in
'OOROOKONOLE."
Anyone is at liberty to try, Competi•
lion closes December 15tb. Conditions—
Name of persons and pla0es and any
word not found in tbe Standard Didion.
aro aaclac d ; no letter to be need oftener
in a word than is found in "Crookouole."
O. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician & Bookseller.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eO0TEERN EXTENSION W. G. & R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING Sorra. Caine NORTII.
Names ..,.:. 7:10 a.m. I Mail 3:10 p,m
llsxed ......... 0:45 eau. , Express 10:01 0.63
Prat 11CtUS �tC91t .
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Fonnru Pleb:ion Court on IWednesday,
Deo. eel.
NRxT monthly Horse Fair in Brueeele
ou Thuredey, Deo. 2nd, Don't forget.
house innate AU13UAY, of Montreal, was
in town last week and perch:heti a num..
nor of fine borsch. He will likely 0tte0
Brussels Horse Faire in future..
Amnon sale bide printed on short
notice and a free notfoe given with every
set of bills in Tun POST. We have
authority to arraugedatee for auctioneers,
•A cave in of the sewer Oppoeit0 M0•
Oraoken's grocery 000urred last Salm.
day. It was repaired this week. The
old sewers ]tart, ahont marred their day,
20 years being their record,
A Der Eon sen, --Owing to next Them
day being Thanksgiving Day, TEE Posr
wilt be published a day earlier than usual
next week. Will correspondents and nd•
vertisere kiuely make a note of this and
govern themselves a000rdingly.
Gnornoello*E.—Capt. G. Smith gave
an interesting entertainment in the
Salvation Army Barracks on Thursday
eveni,, of last week with a Grnphophnne.
The program consisted of songs, Band
music, addresses and stump speeches,
rendered in very roalietiolnanner.
ON account of a number of complaints
being made af children using the Bide-
wailt from Robt. Burns' Northward for a
toboggan elide, thereby endangering the
lives of pedestrians by having the slippy
side up, Constable Wright will see that
the sport ie diaoontinued in that locality.
' R. GRAHAM Shipped 7 cars of wheat end
2 cars of oats thio week ; Bather & Van.
stone, 4 oars of wheat, 2 cars of oats and
a car of hay ; Enterprise Salt Works 5
cars of salt ; G. A. Deadman, another
consignment of honey to the West. Geo.
Best received :t our of stockers from
Toronto and Wilton & Turnbull a oar of
oottl,
ITNNIN0.—A Brussels correspondent in
the Wingham Advance says :—"There le
quite a oompetition in the grain market
here at present, four buyers. One of
them said to be not all there, but enough
to make things unpleasant all round and
prices equalled that of Toronto for a day
or so." S. B. Srnale took the slur to
himself, be being the new man net the
market, and threatens to make it hot for
somebody. Of course the item does not
say to which of the buyers reference is
made, but it wasn't a wise shot whoever
fired it, ae folks sometimes make a mis-
take when they measure other people.
EPwORrz LEAeus.—The following was
the literary and musical program last
Monday evening at the Epworth League :
—Hymn and prayer ; address, "How and
what to read," Rev. S. J, AIImB ; sola,
"Let me kiss him for his mother," Miee
Lizzie Sample ; eeeay on "Wm. Wilber-
force," Mise E. E. Kerr ; "History of 8
pin," Miss 0. Norton ; "History of a
pencil," Mise Janie Howe ; "History of
a piece of ooal," Mies Eva Turnbull ;
"History of a knife," W. J. McOraoken ;
"Steam and its ma," Harry McCrea ;
"Story of the pen," Miss Minnie Moore ;
solo, "Nearer my God to Thee," Miee
Ella Aiulay ; hymn and Beuediotion.
President B. Gerry presided.
DOES TINS HIT You ?—Tam POST mail•
ed notification of amounts due by sub•
scribers and asking for a prompt settle.
meat. Also stating that accounts long
due would be handed over for collection
after November. Many of those indebt-
ed to as live in Manitoba and the North-
west and as there have been good crops
and fair prices we would like to share in
the nuooess. This also applies to sub•
scribers in Dakota, Miohigan and Ontario
as well. It takes about $30.00 a week to.
run our office so those indebted to us will
kindly give us a hand. Our best thanks
are due to those who are promptly re.
spending and hope many others will give
us an early opportunity of thanking them
for the same reason. Supposing you
were kept out of your money as long bee
you have kept THE Posr out of what is
due it how would you feel about it?
THE AERIAL Tnuatc.—A. Hamilton die.
patch says :—Before the City Council
meeting last evening the members of the
Fire and Water Oommittee got together
and opened tenders for the construction
of em aerial truck for the Fire Depart.
went. Chairman Dixon and Ald. Wright,
Griffith, Hannaford, Macleod and Hill
were present. Four tenders were open•
ed. The truth is to be built upon epeoi•
fioatione prepared by the Chief Engineer,
and it was surprising the great difference
in the figures. The figures were : John
Morton, Son & Co., Montreal, $4,100 ; M.
Ritchie & 00., Hamilton, $3,240 ; Water -
one Engine 0o., Brantford, $2,750 ; Ron-
ald Engine Company, Brnsaels, $1,950.
In the Ronald tender was the stipulation
that the Engineer's specifications should
be used as the basis of the truok. This
did net suit the committee exactly.
They want the new apparatus built ex•
Retly according to specification, and not
only "0e near bee possible," or with the
specification Rn a 'basis," consequently
aooeptaoae of a tender was deferred
pending aorrespondonoe with the Ronald
people.
Demme or Una. Duxoag FenonsoN.—The
Stratford Herald says :—The end news
reaohed Stratford on Saturday evening of
the death, at Grace Hospital, Detroit, of
Mrs. Duncan Ferguson, wife of the well-
known merohant of thio city. Mrs.
Ferguson had been for the past nineteen
months under severe illness, which she
bore with great patience and fortitude,
notwithstanding that the proepoote of
recovery were for the most part against
her. During the past Summer the im.
proved considerably and had been spend-
ing some time with her parents in Wood•
stook, when the neoeesity of a surgical
operation having developed she was taken
to Debroit on Monday of last week, her
husband and her another accompanying
her. She wont to Detroit with sheer•
fulness and hope, though realizing the
dander. The operation was performed
on Friday last, but she was unable to
survive its effeots, and expired at about
0,80 Saturday evening. Mr. Pergneon
took hie wife's remains back with him to
Woodetook the next day, Sunday the
14th, being exactly nine years from the
day they were married and she came
with him from Woodetook to Stratford.
Mrs. Ferguson's maiden name wee Mies
011ie Pott, her parents, Mr. Rod Mrs.
Wm. Pott, reeidmg at 591 King.st., in
Woodstock, and to whom she wee born
thirtyfivo years ago. There will be a
hoot of kind eympethizere with her be-
reaved husband and relatives over the
lose of the gentle presence that must
have become more than usually endeared
to them by reason of her long -endured
affliction. Interment took plane in Wood.
stook, the funeral leaving her parents'
residence at 2 p. m. Tuesday. The
oeremooy was oonduoted by Rev. W. T.
MoMnllen, D. D., who also officiated at
her wedding nine years ago.
FLCRRIEe of snow.
TEE Pasr gives the news.
3VnAr about oar Football team ?
Fre coats are taking their innings.
Write you ever at a Statiatioal social ?
Nem Thursday will be Thanksgiving
Day.
Two POST circulation continues to
boom.
STRETIoN Bnos'. new stable is being
veneered with brick this week.
'j.'RAr1R0GI'ING Day is a public holhlay
aionsequently business will be suspended
:for That day.
A New call board with cloak, surround-
ed by advertisements, has been placed in
413e Central Hotel.
Guinan Cuomo disposed of another of
Lie Jersey cows to Jno. Aikine, Gode,ieh,
Ma doe animal was taken home in a
wagon last Monday.
LARGE quantities of live turkeys are
'being delivered at Brussels this week for
Reber; Thomson. He will skip a car
,lead to the Old Country.
Ax old subscriber favored THE POST
'will 513.00 to square np an old sub-
scription, and another remitted $13.00,
paying up to May 1899. "A friend in
need is a friend indeed." We're thank.
SEL
On the evening of. Thanksgiving Day,
Thursday, Nov. 25th, the Young People's
Chapter of 8t. John's Guild will euter-
taiD the congregation and friends iu the
school room from 8 to 10 p. m. A good
program is being prepared,
W1Lr. Move.—A. E. Soott will remove
Braasels Laundry from the Leckie block,
ethers it is now located, to the Gerry
shop, lately vacated by D. Frain, harness
maker, where he may be found after Deo.
Daring the Winter months the
laundry work will only be turned out
mice a week instead of twice.
Sruon =Nrnxr meeting of Brussels A.
0.11. W. No. 188, will be held in their
Han Friday evening of this week. The
Grand Lodge of Ontario, since its separ-
ation from the U. S. Workmen, up to
October lot had added 4,300 members to
its roll. Daring October tbe sum of $400
wee subscribed to help the sufferers in
the Russell and Renfrew fire distriots.
Bt0ELs Salt Works will shut down
for a time after this week for two reasons.
One is that some necessary repairs have
to be made that will require a oessabion
of work and the other reneon is that their
supply of wood is about exhausted and
cannot be renewed until better roads are
eeoured. The Enterprise Salt Works
can't be beaten In this Dominion and the
pity h that they are not located at the G.
T. 11. so that the long hauls in chipping
would be obviated.
287 WORDS.—G, A. Deadman, druggist,
offered prizes to the persona who would
make np the largest number of words
'out of "Forty kinds," having reference to
soaps. The following is the result :—
let, Sara V. MoLauohlin, of Grey ; 2nd,
Geo, Blake, S. S. No. 1, Grey ; 8rd,
David Watt, Brussels. 267 words were
manufactured by some of the contestants,
showing the wonderful combinations
possible in the utilization of the Englieb
alphabet.
To 100 SCHOOL OP PEDAGOGY.—As will
'be observed by the minutes of Brussels
'Scheel Board, Principal Cameron has
asked leave of absence for two weeks,
commencing on the 20th inst. He in-
tends putting in this time at the School
of Pedagogy at Toronto, in reviewing and
writing for his professional 1st -alae¢
certificate. This work almost invariably
consumes a full term, so if Mr. Cameron
'can Crowd it into two weeks, he will be a
genine indeed. During hie absence from
town Str. Beckett, of Kintail, will cffice•
ate in the Principal's Department. We
wish Itir. Cameron the success he
deserves.
Meuse BAND.—Monday evening the
Salvation Army Marine Band made a
'visit to Brussels ani after a street parade
gave a program ab the Barracks, before a
large and interested audience, as follows :
'Opening exeroiees ; solo, Capt, Keeler ;
selection by Band ; solo, Capt. Redburn ;
nolo, Capt. Neff ; insert:meatat duett,
•Oepte. Keeler and Itedb en ; eolo, En.
'sign Taylor ; solo, Mies Annie Pettitt ;
'nolo, by Sister Crocker; inetrumental, by
Bend ; solo, Capt, Dean ; selection by
1:Wing Bend ; solo, Sister Soul ; duett,
'Capt. Pettitt and sister ; solo, Capt.
1 e0ler, Interspersed were short, spirited
testimonies and exhortations, The Band
play Well and look very neat in their
witty sailor uniform, and both ladies
awl gonte handle their respective iiiebru-
artents like professionals. Several 000orea
•wore etoorded the performore, the sales.
'4io18s nen the stringed ittetrunrente being
uttme rally geed. The Band travele from
mime t0 plaOe in their own tarry -all.
LARGE quantibiee of bailed clay are bo.
ing shipped from Brussels this Fall,
It ie peaked by Mears. Seeker & Van•
stone's press, The price is low, owing to
Ulm heavy Drop of graln,roots, &o.
READ the Dietriot news on page 8 of
tbie issue. Ori page 0 an amount of the
evidenoo at the oeroner'e ingeeet in o00-
nectiml with the Bayfield Tragedy may
be found. We took it from the Clinton
Era.
SINGLE 0100 return tickets will be issued
on the G. T. R. during Thanksgiving
Holiday time. Tickets are good gong on
Wednesday, 2.1111, anti to return on Mon-
day, 29th, A large passenger traftio is
expected,
Tint Brussels-Wroroter stage is often.
times very lata in its arrival from the
Northowing o in to the foot that the nail
train on the 0. P. R. is a mail•oxpress.
freight out from tbe same pattern as the
W. G. & B.
LAe'r Monday morning Alex, M. Smith,
8th line of Morrie, brought 100 bushels af
oats to Brussels market all ono load.
Bruesele market takes no second place,
either es to quantity of grain delivered
or prices paid by our buyers.
'Inc only change on the W, G. & 13. in
the new time table, tvhioh came into
force last Sabbath, ie that the afternoon
train is timed to arrive in Brueeele 5
minutes later than on the old card. The
time table may always be found ae the
top of the local oolumn of THE Posr.
JAs. TientoutL, of Wilton & Turnbull,
Brussels, bas purchased the Jno. Shaw
residence, corner of John and King street,
and 10 making a number of improvements
internal and external, this week prepara•
tory to moving into it. It is a very con•
venient location for abusiness man.
STATISTICAL Soam .-0n the evening of
Thanksgiving Day the Epworth League
purpose giving a Statistical social in the
Methodist church sohool room. Statis-
tics are often said to be dry but this
social won't be. Fine musical program
with literary selections interspersed.
PET= V. BELniN.—Tho cane of Petah
v. Belden came up at the Perth Assizes
on Wednesday evening of last week.
This action areae out of the assignment
on benefit of creditors, of George F. Bol-
den, a dentist in Seafortb, to the defend-
ant, Jeremiah Belden, who was his
father. The plaintiff, who is a grain
merchant in Listowel, sues on behalf of
himself and all the creditors of Geo. F.
Belden for an account of the monies in
the hands of the assignee and the exe-
cutrix of his estate and for the penalty of
$500 provided by statute for not paying
the p'nceede of the assets of the bank -
rept eeteleen a elm rtered bank. Judg-
ment reserve4. J. P. Mabee for plaintiff,
and J. T. Gamow, Q. 0„ of Godericb, and
W. M. Sinclair, of Brussels, for defend.
ant.
Business Locals.
S.T.'XDM.R.D B4N.E 01? CsIX,AD,4,
if5TAZEIT+TSTE=X7 01872,
HEAD OFFIOEr - TOR0e1TO
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • 37,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • . $2,000,000
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, ilfavirtoba, United States d7 England,
thermiszts Bigavvem.
A General Banking 13usinese Traneaoted, Farmers' Notes
Drafts Issued and Oolleotione made on all pointe.
SAViNOS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 81.00 and upwards from dab of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
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,i DIAL ATTENTION eIVEN TO TEE COLLnaTION OP I'An1IEna' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Cnstomere living at a diebanoe.
J. A. STEWAItT MANAGn%
Disoountod.
easooMMIReel,
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Moonxc,n,—In Listowel, on the• 71h
inst., Gilbert Lowry Moorhead, aged
12 years, 4 mouths and 25 days.
FERO08ON,—Ab Grace Hospital, Detroit,
Mich., on Nov. 13th, 011ie, beloved
wife of Duncan Ferguson, merchant,
Stratford, aged 85 yeare.
A'S7-cTzoxa SAT,EB_
Tusener, Nov. 23rd.—Farm stook, im-
plements, furniture, &o. South half lot
22, oon. 8, Morris. Sale at 1 O'olook
sharp. Jas, Forrest, Prop., P'. S. Scott,
Atm.
Plural!, Nov. 20tb.—Farm attack, im-
plement., furniture, &a. South half lot
27, eon. 9, Morris. Sale at 1 o'clock,
ebarp. Alex, M. Smith, Prop„ In, S.
Scott, Auo.
337RtTSS2E17.,S Str.fa.Rg}7TS,
Fall Wheat............
Barley.
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls ,
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes (per bag)
Hay per ton........,,
Hideo trimmed
Hides rough.
Salt per bbl„ retail
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins each
Hoge, Live
Dressed Hoge
Apples (per bbl.)
FRESH steak of Crockery at MaCraek-
en's.
ROBES and blankets close to coat.
I. 0. Richards.
A coon Cow for sale. Apply to Jas.
Walker, Brussels.
WE repair rubbers and shoes oheap and
good. I. 0. Richards.
Finer -ores house to rent or for sale,
Apply to Jno. Wynn.
A 4•year•old Driving Horse for stile.
Apply to 13. GERRY, Brume's.
Dons your robe need relining ? We
do them eo they look like new.
I. 0. Riehnrds.
Hoehn clippers and scissors sharpened
and repaired by Saw Filer McGregor, of
Brussels, Queen et. East.
Jusr received a large lot of oatmeal to
exchange to farmers for oats at Bather
& Vanebone's floor and feed store.
Tug season of the year is on for new
()otters and Jae. Walker is ready for it
with some of the best and latest sbylee.
Oun hand made long boots are the one8
to keep out the water and stand the
wear. L 0. Richards.
WILY pay agents big prices for organs
when you can buy a 6•octave piano case,
oak or walnut from R. Leatberdale for
305.00,
D. Ew,AN sold 7 2nd -baud buggies in
one day. Mr. Ewan not only runs a
retail business, hat goes right into it
wholesale.
WE are handling any quantity of but-
ter, eggs and dried apples. Cash or
trade. Also all kiude of poultry. G. E.
King, Wingham. 10.10
SIMLON'S cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
the beet cough cure. Only one Cent a
dose. 25 ote., 50 ole. and 31,00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Kaines Clover Root, the great Blood -
Purifier gives freshness and olearness to
the complexion and (lures conetipation.
25 ate, 50 ote and 31.00. Sold by James
For, Druggist, Brussels.
If you are thinking of buying an organ
it will pay you to oell on R. Leatherdale
before you bay. He Dan save you 25 per
cent. Agent for the Bell and Godericb.
Always a big stook on hand.
Cloarrowammit house, with stable, well,
cistern, &a., for sale or to rent. Posses.
Bion given at once. For further partial.
late as to price and berme apply to Geo.
Howe, Brussels. 16.
BARGAIN Orminnn,—That eligible half
aero lot situate on the Southern portiou of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be die -
posed of below ooet. Very easy terms,
Write for partioulars to JonN HAnoRnev3o,
174 Queen et. West, Toronto.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :"Sliiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would dome any good." Priori 50
cents. Sold by Jae. Fox. druggist, Brus-
sels.
ANYONE needing their enwe put in
proper order had better bring them to
Saw'fller McGregor before he leaves
Brussels, 08 he is likely to tele a situ-
anon with the Saw and Saw Tool Mak•
ere, but will do saw filing and sate gum•
ming in Brussels for this season. T.
McGregor, saw•filer, Brussels, Queen
at. End,
Tin first eater of the season was tak-
en from O. Ewan's show room last week
by Jae. Perrie, of Grey. It took First
Prize at Brussels and Blyth Shows and
is a credit to the manufaoturer. He
ale) ordered a buggy to be built for the
coining Spring. Mr. Perris appreoiatee
a good article and knows where to go to
get it.
ancamemo
A7 LRN.—In Listowel, on the 0113 inst.,
the wife of Mr. john E. Allen of a
daughter,
BAnnu.—In Listowel, on the let inet„
the wife of Mr. ,robe 1. Baker of a
daughter.
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ET o CTB FOR SALE,—GOOD
house and lob in Btneiels for sale.
For particulars apply to NV. H. EER1t, Brus-
sels, or R. 0. BPABLING, WSugham.
DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the partner -
shin existing between .1, d P.Amont,as saw -
millers manufacturers. do., has this lay
been dissolved by methyl consent. The
business will be conducted by Philip Ament,
Who has authority to cohost all outstanding
a000uute and 110 w111 also pay any debts du o
by the late firm.
Witness:JNO AISENT,
G.1'. 804711, Signed{ PHILIPAMENT.
B r u es ale , O o t. 20, 1807. 17.8
REAL ESTATE.
1 ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN•
D3nsravnn has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townohips
of Morrie and Grey. F S. BOOTT.Brussele
DAIRY MAnnwETs —Ingersoll, Nov. 16.—
Offerings today 1,572 boxes; 8c bid for
October, and 7a for November ; no sales ;
market tante. Now York.—Butter
steady ; western creamery, 14c to 23a ;
do. factory, 100 to 130 ; Elgins, 280 ;
imitation creamery, 120 to 170; state
dairy, 1'3o to 20a ; do. creamery, 14c to
28. Cheese quiet ; large white, Sept.
840 ; do. small, 94o ; largo Oot., 8c ;
small do., 860 ; light skims, Go to 7o ;
part skims, 53o to 83c ; full skims, 94o to
4c.
TORONTO, Nov. 16—The :lour market
is quiet, with straight rollers quoted at
$4 to 34.10, middle freights. Bran 37.50
west. Wheat quiet, with sales of red at
Slc west and at 63o f. 0. b. vessel, Lake
Ontario ; No. 1 Manitoba barley steady,
with sales of No. 3 at 26o east, and feed
ab 24c west. Oats sold at 234o north and
west for white and at 22?a for mixed.
peas sold at 42o north and west ; rye, 44o
middle freights • corn 26e west. Bnok-
wheat sold at 80;3 east.
TORONTO, Nov. 1G.—Business at the
western cattle yards to -clay was slow and
few sales reported. The rain prevented
buyers from making an inspection of the
ofieriugs. Receipts were 40 oars. Oat•
tle.—Thorn was practically nothing
doing and prices were nominal at Sic to
53o for the best stook. There were
several bunches of good butchers' cattle
sold, and the market is steady at from
2lo to 83c per pound. Good feeding balls
sold readily at '24o to 2io per panned, and
export bulls at 3o to 84c. In the market
for stockers there was a little activity and
the best animals brought from 2110 to
34o per pound. The receipts of sheep
and lambs were represented by about 700
head, and sold at $2.75 bo 33.50 per head,
for lambs, and 33.50 to $4.50 per head for
sheep. There were only a few calves
offered, and prices rule from 32 to 310
per head. Good milah cows Bell well.
The range in prima is from 325 to 345
per head. There was the usual run of
hogs, with prices unchanged. The best
selections bring 40 per lb.
EAST BUn'PALo, N. Y., Nov. 16.—Offer-
lugs aboob 20 cars, all of which were bald
over from yesterday ; the market ruled
dull and slow and prices were barely
steady ; good to primo stockers sold at
33.50 to 33.80, but common to fair .lots
closed 20o to 25o lower than these prices ;
feeders, common to choice brought 36.40
to $4. Hogs -80 Oars on sale ; market
slow aud prices lower ; the bulk of the
sales were at 33.45 to $5,50 ; roughe Sold
at 33 to 33.15 ; stags, $2.75 to 33 ; pigs,
33 lo 38.50. Sheep and lambs.—Tho
receipts worn 214 loads of fresh arrivale,
inolnding 104 cars of Canada¢. The
market opened with a fairly steady do -
mind with very little change in Valves ;
the market ruled generally full easy to
lower for the 23 cars of Canada lambs
that were on offer late Monday, aud
about all wore sold ; prime lots of ewes
and webers sold at 36.70 to $5.75, others
$5.40 to 35.65 ; lambs, yearlings, choice
to primo, 34.75 to 35 ; fair to good, 34.40
to $4,65 ; culls to common, yearlings,
38.50 to $4.25 ; native lambs, choice to
extra, $5.75 to $5.85 ; fair to good, 35,50
to 35,70 ; oulls to common, 34.76 to 05.-
40 ; native clipped sheep, choice to select-
ed wothors, $4.66 to 34,75 ; good to choice
mixed sheep, 34.25 to 34.60 ; common
to fair, 33.80 to 34.15 ; culla to common
sheep, $2.75 to 35.25.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
ONLY TO LOAN AT 5 nn,M omit, F.B. SOOTT Brussels,
nRIVATD FUNDS TO LOAN,—
Pint mortgao, farm security. Apply
at THE POST. Publishing Ronne, Brussels,
FARM TO RENT, BEING
North Part Lot 80, Oon. 8, Morris, con-
taining 113 mores— known as the Froliok
homestead—for a term of 6 genera, Per fur-
ther particulars apply to
10-0 F. S. SCOTT, Brussels.
Huron County Council.
The Council of the corporation of the
County of 'Buren will meet in the Commit
Room In the Town 61 Goderkeli on Tuesday,
?tovenebel' Both, Inst„ at8 0 ¢lookp m.
W. LAND, Clerk.
:Dated at Otherieb, Noy. 8,'07.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
near Brussels. Great bargain, Lot 7,
Oen. 0, Grey township, Good buildings and
orchard, well watered, imitable for mixed or
dairy farming. Po0eeeslon given next
Mareh, with privilege of doing pall plowing.
Apply to W. H. ICERR Poem Publishing
House,Brussels,or to THOMAS HERITAGE,
London West.
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—100 acres of good farm hind at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, ie offer-
ed for sale at below pries. The property is
North East i Sea, 10, Twp. 11, Range 4, East.
There is a house On the premises and some
breaking done. For full particulars as to
price, title, .to., write or apply to
G, F. BLAIR or NV, H.EEltR,
2041 Brussels, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE OR TO
RENT,—Tile 'undersigned oliere his
eligible 04 Imre ,farm for sale or to
rent, being South part of Lot 5, Conces-
sion 12, Grey. All under cultivation, well
watered and well fenced. There is a good
atony house, bank burn, erohard, wells, da„
on the promisee. Also a eplendia stone
quarry from which a good revenue is realiz-
ed. Only 21 miles from Brussels. Terme
reasonable. For further particulars as to
prioe, ,00., apply to
JOHN MITCHELL, Proprietor,
35-tf Brussels P. 0.
Nov' 19, 1897
CROKIET
FARM FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consisting of the South 6 and South 1
of the North i of Lot 86, Oon 2, East Wawa -
:lash. This is an excellent stook farm,being
well supplied with good spring water. Itis
situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of It is under
grass. Buildings and fences are in a fair
state of repair. Bast' terms of payment will
bo given, For all information apply to
11-tf G.F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels,
C PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
1.7 That exultant farm, Lot 10, Con. 0,
Townehipof Grey, 100 acres, must be sold at
once in order to Diose estate of deceased own-
er. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good
buildings, ample water supply, largo or-
chard, 14 miles from Cranbroolt, is under
goodcultivationcultivation and is a very desirable pro-
CHI0LL,18russele1P10.; to
MITOPIOOHARD LL,
on the premises' or A, HUNTER, Brussels
Dated Sept, let1,1000,
Boar for Service.
The undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 11, Con. 5, Grey, a thoro' bred Berkshire
boar, with pedigree. Terms, 01.00, to be
paid at time of service with privilege of re-
turning if neoeasary.
10.40 JOS. SHAW, Proprietor.
Ancient Order of'United Workmen;
—FOR -
75c.
For the above pr100 we will eell
yon ono of our best
C6'u
1110
4oarUs
These Bo c e a on hely new ethic,
having rueeilo1 them ouiy a alien time
ago mud are of the beet quality. We Dan
Bell them at t iia remarkably low figure
on amount of having bought a largo stook
of them and at a muoh reduced prioe and
we purpose giving 000 oustouwire the
benefit of it.
Our stools of other evening games is
very oomplobe—a list of which will be
given next week.
This old and prosperous Fraternal Aseo a
ation numbering 050,000 members are pro
senting to the public their popular aud econ-
omical rates to worthy men at the very low
rate of about $8,00 per $1,000 per annum.
The "Workman" Promptly l'ay Death
411afnts and expect a large increase to its
members now that those American Line
Companies don't seem satisfactory to Can-
adians,
ROHT. ARMSTRONG, MW, ; W, H. EIDER
Recorder ; 3. A, OREIGHTON,Finauofer,
NOTICE 1
REMEMBER THE PRICE,
75 Cents
AND THE PLAOE
Poz'e Drag Stoke.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
Public notice is hereby given that an ap-
plication will be made at the next session of
the Legislature for the Proviuoe of Ontario
on behalf of the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Grey, for an Ad cendrming, or am-
ending and confirming a oertatn By-law
passed by the Municipal Colwell of the said
Township of Grey, numbered 53cand entitled
A Bylaw to provide a proper outlet for,
and otherwise for the improvement and ex-
tenefou of Government Drain Number 2, in
the said Township,and for borrowing on the
credit of the Muniipality, the 85111 of Six-
teen Thoueaud,two hundred and ten Dollars
Mut thirty-three cents, for completing the
aamo" whfoh said 13y -law affects lands in the
Township of MoIuillop, in the County of
Huron, and In the'I'ownabip of Elmo, in the
bounty of Perth, and also confirming a aor-
tainBylaw of the said Township of WARM -
lop providing its share of the said sum, and
imposing the necessary assessment thereof,
and to also authorize and require the Mun-
lelpnl °Mulcts of the said 'Pownsbip-ofEnna
to pane a Byelaw to raise 186 proportion of
the acid sum unci to impose the necessary
00000002005 therefor aeeordiug io the report
of Janos 4.13011, 0. PI., tilt forth In tbo said
By-law No. 50, of the ;mid'1'ownehip of Grey,
and also, to Validate and oondrm the mai,[
Itoport and assessment 0e made by the sold
James A, Bell, 0. E., end all work done and
money expended la pertormanee of the
works therein indicated, or, in the alto'na.
Gm to authorise and permit the said The
Township of Grey to pies a now By-law un.
der the provfsione of Tho Drainage Aot,
1804," based upon Mao said Report and as-
easement, aud without anew or further ex.
amination or report by an Engineer, and to
provide for the reemipmont to the said The
'!township of Grey, of the monies already ex-
pended in porformauoo of the works !Mend.
od and directed in and by the ;amid Report of
the said Joules A. Bell, O. le.
Dated the. 1st day Of NOVomber',1807,
17.6 WILLIAM 80'014018,
Township Olork,Towuohip of Groy,
M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor Uonvayaneer,No Lary Pub-
lio, &e. Office—`'austoue's Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
G. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt
Oameron,) Barrieter and Soiioitor, Goderieh
Ont. Office—Hamilton 131„ Opposite 001
borne hotel.
G•F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
Solicitor, do. (late of Gnl'rOW fit
Proudfoot's Office , Godericb,) Office over
Gillies de Smith's Bonk, Bruesele,
Money to Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS,
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.D.,
C. kl., Trinity University, Follow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of Phy-
sicians and Burgeons, Out. Licentiate of the
Royal Collage of Pb}•eiolane and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. am-relophoue
No.14. Residence, Mill St., Breese's.
DR. F. H. KALRFLEISCH,
P0100101AN, SURGEON AND .I000IIC1EU1,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
lit Claes Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical 0 ulloge; Fellow of
Trinity Medical College anti member of the
College of Physicians and Surgooue of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chicago, 1806. Speoial attention paid to dis-
eases of Eye, Bar, Nose and Throat, and dis-
eases of Women. ea. -Consultation in Eng-
lish and German. Telephone at residence.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
0 • Honor Graduate of tire Ontario
Veterinary College, ds prepared to treat all
diseases of domestioated aulmale in a oom-
potent manner, Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. Office and Iutirmary—Bear doors
north of bridge Turnberry st., Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
RN. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
south of A. M. Mo1ay d Oo'e hardware store.
Ladle s'aud ohlldreue hair cutting a speolalty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Omen AT JEwEretr STORE.
IW*No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
ALEX. HUNT]SR,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Oon 531000er, Notary Public
Land, Loon and insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan, Colleotione made
office In Graham's Block,l3rueoele
THOS, A. HAWKINS,
W111 give lessons bo pupils oibher on
piano or omen, at hie Muolo Room, opposite
the post -office, Brussels. Vocal lessons also
given. Ten years experience in teaching.
Terme moderate.
Tenders for Supplies, 1898.
The undersigned will 'reooiv0 tenders for
supplies up to noon on MONDAY, NOV. 29,
8897, for the supply of btttohore' meat, but-
tery dairy and memory. giving prloo of oaob,
nous, oatmeal, 00 totem), cordwood, oto., for
the following institutions during the year
1808, viz. :—
At the Asylunm for the Inoane In Toronto,
endow, Eingeton,Hamiltou M1m100,Brook-
vilie and Orillia; the Central Prison and
Mercer Reformatory, Toronto ; the Reform-
atory for Hoye, Poaotangulehono ; the Nati-
Mittens for the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville,
and the Blind at Brantford.
Two ou8leiout amebae will be required for
the clue fulfllment ofoaoli oontt'eet,
Speoillektiono and forams of tender Dan on•
ly be had by making{( application ; to the Bur-
sars of the respootivo institutions,
N. B. --Tenders are not required for the
supply of moat to the Aoylum in Toronto,
London, Eingeton Hatelltou and Mlmio4, 000
to the O entre] Prison and Mercer floferma-
toe Toronto.
The loweet or any tender not nocoosarily
aeeepted,
Newspapers inserting tkie advertisement
without authority tram the Dopartulout will
not bo paid for it.
(Siguod). It. Gramm], T .F.1unnno3nnAltf,
SAXES Nox0N, Inepootors of Prisons and Pub.
lie Charities, Patilameht bttil(11 tgo, (oron-
10, Nov.10.31367, 10'2
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