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The Ohilawen,
We have Toys, Toy Books, Dolle, I
&t., f'u RUM -MARCO for the children.
The Young People,
1Vo end almost, to the good things
vrc have for theyoung people in Story.
11,cl,r, Mirrors, Toilet Sets, Nlek-Naek,
&c.; .lc,
no Middle A eclr
Beautiful China Diehee, Cups
and Seuceee, Vases, Ornamente, oto„ so
nice and useful in every home.
The old Folks.
A. pair of Gold Rimmed Spec.
:•wise. a Large Type Bible, a volume of
,spa:'. R-eding. We have them for the
old fclit8-something for everybody at
our Drug, Book and Pansy Goods Store.
G. A. Deadman.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
80UT8888 P•. C88881ON W. a. & B.
Trains leave Brueeele Station, North
and South, as follows;
GoI8O SOUTH. GGOING NORTH,
eX1'1eo8 MD a.m. I ,(fail "'10 p.m
epee d MS a.m. i Express .,....10:01 p.m
1°ncat -Bon steins.
,A. chiefs amang ye te1iu' notes,
Au' faith he'll prent it.
Selmer, Board Friday evening of this
week.
A, 0.1:. W. meek Friday evening of
this week.
Berss1Ls Council will meet next Dian.
day evening.
C1HRISTlMAS comes on Saturday and is
only three weeks distant.
Tneemsc1vnee passenger traffic on the
Grand Trunk was very heavy this seeeon.
' No nicer Christmas gift could be niede
to your absent relative or friend than a
copy of THE POST for 1898.
THE dressed hog market is now open if
the cold weather continues and Brussels
will do ae it always did -lead.
THE Editor's best thanks are due t 1 a
lfoKillop friend who presented us wi'h a
Tltanksgiving turkey of fist quality, Its
a lovely thing to be an Editor.
NEW subscribers for 1814 .keep rol:ing
in. Tell your neighbor sheet the good
value given in THE POST. Balance of the
year free to all new subscribers.
Ckm9Tr Council is in session this week
at Goderioh. None of the members will
have to worry about getting back nest
rtes' ne their election holds good for two
years.
Cousrr TREASURER'S se.le of lands for
arrears of taxes will take place at the
Coact House, Godericb, an Tuesday of
nest week, 7th inst., commencing at 2 p,
m. The list may be read on the first page
of this week's issue of 211e Pose.
THE Trustees of the Brussels 008010(31
have given Caretaker Armstrong power
tc prohibit the use of wagons or sleighs
to lee driven in the narrow aisles of that
i,':o:, to the displacing of tom b•
stones, cutting up the sod, tie,
Meer BE Ix Watxn:e.-By amendment
to the Municipal Act passed at the last
session of the Legislature all nominations
at Municipal elections must be in writ.
tug. This will do away with a lot of
nonsensical cemplimenbary nominations,
THE Canadian Order of Foresters in
plrusoels are having their innings now.
Toesday evening of this week six candi-
dates were initiated into the mysteries of
Forestry, and still there's more to follow.
The Court meets the 2nd and last Tues-
day evenings of every month in their
13411 in the Blasbill block.
CMS fox New Era of last week says :-
The additional applianoes for the Fire
Department, consisting of Heater, Bab.
nock extinguisher, ladders, &o., were
brought from Brussels ou Friday by W.
Wheatley, end Mr. Watt, representing the
Ronald Company, will make the attach•
meuto of the fleeter to the engine at
01105.
Esl'ENDED TO DEC. 31. -Owing to the
receipt of a number of letters from sub.
scribers in arrears to Tee POST asking for
a tittle more time we have decided to ex.
tend the date to tine (dose of 1897. We
are very graceful to those who are kindly
settling np and w8 can assure those who
are still behind that s prompt remit.
twice will greatly oblige no.
WonoeD TIP -TOP. -Thanksgiving day
the new incandescent eleetrio light plant
was tested and in the evening the 041(10nt
was turned on, everything working like a
charm. It was a matter of very pleasant
surprise that the guarantee of the
Oompany WAS more than realized an to
the etlioienoy and brilliancy of the light.
We don't mean that the veracity of
3,6OOCrs. Green & Mainprice was question.
ed, but not a few were ekeptinal as to the
eoniparieen between eleotrioity and conal
oil, but all their doubts have been re.
moved. The next step will be to get the
light installed in the reeidenees, balls,
&I. All the latest improvements are be.
ing used in Brussels plant, and the three
wire system appears to have many ad-
YMI6&gee over the two wires.
let: war , IN PRICE. -The Globe, Toron•
to, has reduced the pram of its morning
edition from $6 to $4, and discontinued
the second edition. The Globe seldom
does things byy halves, and this is certain.
l3oe strong and deserving bid for eircnla.
bion. In the annoaneeneent of the
change it is stated that the *great radon.
Non in the price of paper and the intro.
dilation of typesetting tlachinee have
made this passible, but r• moldering the
great expense that they inner in their
efforts to 9e0nre all tate neve every day
and the e8ceediugty full reporte that
they give of all important events, $6 per
year was nob too muoh to pay, At $4 per
year their circulation should soon reaoll
the 50,000 mark, especially as all the dm
partmente, including their exaollent
Saturday illuetrated edition, are be be
kept up to their present high standard.
The Globs is generally recognized ae the
leading paper in Canada, and their effort
t0 melte it poseibta for every per00n to
take it regularly should meet with a
hearty regponee,
Slee Tun Pose's olthbing offer.
Tip.'ror sleighing on the gravel road.
MONTHLY 1101E0 Fair on Thnreday of
this week.
Annan Division Court next Wednes
day in 1300esels.
T11,e drug stores will keep open until 0
p. in, during the holiday s5310on.
QOITE a quantity of stove and cord
wood is hero, mulled to town this week,
1111,114109 of ofllcere in St. John's
Lodge, A. if. & A. M, nest Tumidity
evening,
A 9uaunte of shade trees are being
grimed of brit"rhes urerhanin.. 111,- stems
ea as to give the eleutrio light a better
chance.
It ie said ,,n oyster supper wee spoiled
in town on 'Tuesday night because the
winked Grits sleeted Bertram in Centre
Toronto.
THE Poor is in receipt of a neat pro.
grans outlining the work of the Y, M, (1.
A. at Poria for the Winter term. S. B.
Wilson, formerly of Brussels, is 111e
energetic Secretary.
AT a heating of the Trustee Board of
the Methodist ahodl, held on Tuesday
evening, it was decided that in the mean-
time no nation would be taken relative to
putting electric, light into the edifice.
LAST Tuesday forenoon S. T. Plum had
the misfortune to have a red hot oiuder
fly into hie right eye while working in
his blacksmith shop. It was a very
painful thing at the time, but Mr. Plum
18 now able to get about again we are
pleased to n0tiee.
Two hunting parties marched into the
bush on Thaekagiving day Ruder the
captaincy of F. B. Scott and Gomer
Green. It was not the most propitious
weather ever seen but the huntsmen
found some game but adjourned the
oyster supper to a later date,
A MORTGAGE Gale of a farm in Grey,
West pert of Lot 2, Oen. 4, will be held
a6 the American Hotel, Brussels, on Wed•
needay of next week, 13th inet„ at 12
o'alaok, noon, A. Hunter will be the
au06ioneer. Information may be obtain.
ed from him or on application to Messrs.
Oronyn & Bette, Soliaitore, London.
NEW STAMPo.-The new stamps have
arrived nod are even prettier than the
Jubilees. They are to take the plane of
the old issue which has been in nee since
1868. The portrait of Her Majesty is
one taken mveral years later than the
one which adorned the late lame. The
crown is absent and in its plane is a tiara.
In the four corners are maple leaves,
taken from specimens gathered on Parlia.
went Hill, Ottawa. In aoeordance with
the Universal Postal Union the oolor of
the 1 cent is green and the 0 cent a deep
blue. They are printed by the American
Bank Note Co.
TRE BRUSSELS POST
A0VERT,e1.1 yonr holiday bargains if you
want the public to know what you have,
13i/teenier, and other matter ornwded
out of this issue. It will keep until neat
• issue,
2,970 nteenv ordure were issued at tate
Brueeele poetollioa timing the year ended
Nu 1Mh.
Bilneel,e Laundry hoe proved to the
trenlo budding nnnlmhately North of the
Standard Bank, where Mr. Scott has
everything comfortably arranged.
iBeres:1., Liblw Library 1)ireetern
have eeotred the se1vi000 of 0, Leroy
Kenney 10 ;.;ire iti oaLric imnel6 in 11.1,.4
Tow: eia1t 04 0 t ., y evening, Dec, 171h.
illr, Kontos; 001000 highly recommended.
lithe Lr.„r.---A fretwork gold ring with
hair placed in and initials M. M. L, in
monogram style, lost in or near the
American 1101100 wash -room. The Ruder
will ha liberally rewarded. Apply to
Smelt & 111eL.tu>a9.
JIBED B.u.1,AN'r1Nn•„ grocer, 89310 also
"favored" with a circular letter offering
him bogus money by some New York
sharp. Me. B. does not want to strike a
life:ld:Ss/ unlet: j.1at et flus L,00y 493100,3 of
the year so cit ell lied the proffer. Nice
people Hume New Yorkers, so generous,
you know.
We don't (know of n man in the poen•
tryeide wile puts iu longer or more faith.
fel hum's every day than Station Agent
Bendall. He is on duty from before 7 a.
rn. until 10 e, in. day in and day out, and
attends to all the duties that one time
were performed by three men. The
Grand Trunk would only be doing what
was right and proper if they in0remed
his pay $20 per month. Be riobly
deserves it.
Arun Ory. -We are sorry to hear that
our former townsman, Philip Seel, of
Cadillac, illich., had to have 1110 arm
taken off at the shoulder. THE POST
lnatle mention some weeks ago that Mr,
Seel had beau serieuely 111jured by a fall-
ing tree while working in the bush. It
was expected at first that the arm could
have been saved, but the doctors found
amputation necessary. The patient ie
getting along Dimly and will soon be able
to get about. Some of Mr. Seel's old
friends here are deeirons of aiding him
in his time of trouble and the Editor of
THE P008 bee been asked to act as treas-
urer 011d receive onbsertptione toward a
purse for Ur, Seel, to give him a lift
until be is able to resume work.
Brengel Dolmen Wednesday of last
ween ML's. J. G. Skene, of this place, re-
ceived the end intelligence that bar
brother, Reid. Wilson, of Streetsville,
had j",',.' I away. Mr. Wilson had an
ethics 3,1 Iu _s'19p•' uh0nla year neo and
like many utl'N %vas never able to fully
shake off the after effect of this trouble.
some nihn,mt. Deoeased was apparent-
ly enjoying, a good degree of health and
was in Toronto on Saturday and at
church on Sabbath morning. lie took
ill in the afternoon and although he ral-
lied and was able to get about on Tues•
day he 50011 took worse and died about
1 p. m. Wednesday. The subject of this
notice was 51 years of age ; was a worthy
member of the Presbyterian church ; a
Liberal in polities ; and was well known
and highly esteemed in Streetsville and
surrounding cOnntry. Mrs. Skene at-
tended the funeral on Friday afternoon.
WEDDING BnLLs,-The Ingersoll Chron.
We, of Nov. 27th, says :-On Thanks-
giving eve', at the residence of the bride's
sister, Mre. W. R, Little, UOloroft street,
Mise Lizzie Ellis and Ernest Mabee were
united in marriage by Rev. Jae. Grout.
The bride was assisted by Mise Lizzie
Kerby and the groom by Jas. Taylor.
The bride looked lovely in a very becom-
ing dress of pale blue cashmere, trimmed
with cream lane, The young couple were
married beneath a largo floral horse shoe
and if there is anything in the old Baying
that a horse thee brings lualr, this couple
will surely have it. After the ceremony
the newly married mania and over furby
invited guests sat down to a sumptuous
dinner given by Mrs. Little in honor of
the event. The bride received many
wetly and useful presents. The happy
couple will reside on Canterbury street"
The bride is a daughter of Wm. Ellie,
Brussels.
EAST IIUn0N FARMERS' 19e8080TE,-A
meeting of the Directors of this institu-
tion was held at the Queen's Hotel, Brue.
eels, on Monday afternoon of this week.
There were present, President Straohan,
Geo. ilfurdie, T. McMillan, A. Gardiner,
Jas. Hinchley, las. Smillie, Itobb. Dil.
worth, W. H. Fraser, T. 1YIoesrove and
W. H. Kerr. Geo. Hood, Beerei , �.`
ranaemente were made for the coning
meetings of the Institute in the Riding.
The first meeting will be held at Gerrie
o1 January 18th and Brussels January
23rd. Outeide speeders are C. A, Zavitz,
B. S. A., Experimentalist, 0. A. 0.,
Guelph ; and Robt. Thomson, of St.
Catharines ; and the local epeako'rs, W.
H. Fraser and las. Hiuohley, the latter
and Robt, McMillan interchanging at
Brussels, A musical program will be
given et the evening meetings. Supple'
mentary meetings will be held at Blue.
vale on February 20th ; Ethel, February
28th ; March lab, Leadbury ; and Marob
2nd, Oonstanoe. Major Shepherd, of
Queeneton, and Joseph E. Gould, of IIs.
bridge, will be the speakers from a die,
tonne. Programs will be insued shortly
giving the names of local speakers and
the vaeloute toptae,
(ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON LIT PA0E,)
D. M. SCOTT NABBED HIM. --From the
Sarnia paper we observe that D. M. Scott,
who recently went to that town from
Brussels, has been engaged at private dee
teotive work and the other night arrested
a plan Darned Peteroon for defacing the
fence of J. F. Lister, Barrister, by pour-
ing blank crude oil on it. It is quite a
sensational affair as Mr. Peterson is re•
puted to be one of the wealthiest citizens
of Sarnia. Here is Scott's evidence at
the trial regarding the arrest :-Donald
M. Scott, a private detective who has
been ander pay of the town fur the past
ten days, who was engaged watching Mr.
Lieter's fenoo for three or four nights
past, was then called. On being sworn
he said : About ten minutes past eight
o'clock last night I went up to Mr. Lis-
ter's premises, I was only there a few
minutes wben officer Sarvis came along.
A few minutes later I smelt crude oil. I
rose np from where I was lying and saw
14fr, Peterson standing in front of me
throwing oil on the fence. I did not say
anything at the time brit stepped out
from under the trees. I saw hien as plain
as I see him now, He was not two fest
from me, I wellted down to the gate,
following bim right along. As soot as
I got out of the gate I arrested him. He
did not say anything for a few minutes.
I said : "You're the man I'm looking for ;
come along with me," He did not reply
for a few minutes and then he said,
"What do yon want of me 9" I replied "I
want to report you at the police station for
damaging Mr, Lister's fence with crude
oil." He said "I didn't do it." While
be was thus talking he wee trying 631
sneak the bottle out of his pocket. I
might say I saw him .shove the bottle in.
to his pocket while I was following him
along on the inside of the fence. I saw
the oil renting out of the bottle on the
fence. After he . gat the bottle out he
tried to pitch it over a fence in front of
Mrs. illoKenzie's plane. I reaobed be-
hind him and caught his arm. I said,
"You might just as well bring that along
with you." Re said "What 9" and I said
"this bottle." He denied having any
bottle and he pot it baott into his pocket.
I said "Never mind ; whatever it is bring
it along," Then Mr. Petereon took the
bottle eat of his p00ket again, I thiuk
his object was to drain all the oil out of
it, I did not think of it at the time. I
only kept track that he diel not throw the
bottle away, I brought him to the police
station and handed him over to 011100r
Sarvis to look him up, which he diel.
When I brought him in he took the bet -
tie out of hie po0ket, (this bottle in court
ie the one), and he said to Sarvis, "Bar -
vie this man arrested me with We bottle
and blames me for putting oil on Lister's
Penns, but I never did." He Was then put
in a Dell. He made all kinds of excuses
to try and prevent befog locked in a Dell
and wanted to be looked in the pollee
court room. He asked Sarvis if he would
let him out if there was no oil on the
fence, and everything was fonnd all
right. Sarvis told him he would conoid.
00 the matter. Then Sarvis and I Wellt
up to Mr, Lister's place and found the
oil on the fence as I have described. The
oil was running down the piakete when
we got there. To Mr. Hanna
from Brussels, Huron County. Have
been here Since October 10th, nave
lived in Bressels all my life nearly,
Have done work of this kind at 7Brusseis
before coining to Sarnia, Tonle Mayor 1
-I am now working for Jno, N. Gibb at
the ail refinery. To Hanna :-I got to
Mr. Lister's place about 8:10 last night,
I posted myself under a tree, the eecoud
one from the North of the lot. Defend.
ant Dante from the North. Don't know
whether Paterson (one round the corner
or not. I smelt ail before he got to me,
When I raised np Peterson wee patting
oil on the fence ae I have elated. No one
saw me arrest Peterson. People were on
the apposite aide of tine street. The light
ie sufficient to see very plain at this
plane. I aerated Peterson between the
two small Setae in front of Mr, Lister's
Slase. The ease was adjourned, Mr.
arvbe referred to in above item i0 a
brother to ,7oe. Sarvis, of Brussels.
]3uslness Locals.
BODES and blankets close to cost.
I. 0. Richards.
Wu repair rubbers and shoes cheap and
good. I. 0. Richards.
090351 cuss house to rent or for sale.
Apply to Jno. Wynn.
Dons your robe need relining ? We
do them so they look like new.
L 0. Riobards.
Bntee along your outter and have it re.
paintedland trimmed in firet•oless style
et Walker's shop.
Honor otippers and seimer.0 sharpened
and repaired by SIM filer MoOrogor, of
Brussels, Queen et. l9aet.
JUST received a largo lot of oatmeal to
esahange to farmers' for cats at Busker
& Vanetone'e flour and feed store,
OUR hand made tong boots are the on55
to keep out u the water and stand the
wear. I. C. Riobarde.
SEs the cutters and sleighs at D,
Ewan's, Call on him before buying
elsewhere.
WHY pay agoras big prioee for organs
When you oat buy a O•oetavo piano case
oak or walnut from R. Leatherdaie foe
$65.00.
D. flOwAN has an elegant range of dandy
eaten foe talo at low prions. They aro
Well made, neatly finished and guaran-
teed.
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ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) . $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • - $2,000,000
Agencies in all principalnoi33tstale Ontario, O , ;Sestet Ow, Pair gal les 19E11311,,800,
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A General Banking Bueinese Transacted, Femora' Notes/ Dieaounted,
Draft0 Tnnnod and Onilc'ions matte on all relate.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Simmer, ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION OL' FA113rooBe' SALE NOTES.
Every faoility afforded Cnetomere living at a distance,
J. A. STEWART MANAGER.
WANTon,.--Butter, 10n. Turkeys, nn. RTVA TI , FUNDS
drawn, bo. .Dried apples wanted. Larg, z„ TO LOAN,-
at THE POST Publishing house, Brune
le
it•nt mortgage, farm security, Apply
est stock of Dry Goods, Grcoeriee, Boots
& Shoee to select front. (e. IS. Kozo,
Wingham. 21-tf
If you are thinking of buying an organ
it will pay you to enll on R. Leabherdale
before you bey. He can save you 25 per
cent. Agent for the Bell and Gaderioh,
Always a big stook on hand.
Smarms AND CtTTERs.-If you want a
fltst cues Letter or Sleigh please give me
a cell. All my own make, and prices
very near as fine as though I paid $0
Dents on the donor. J. Wyse, Brussels.
Bement Oreenrn.-That eligible half
acro lot situate en the Soutberntportiou of
Tnrnberry street, Bruesele, will be dia-
poted of below cost. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars to Joins HARGREAVES,
174 Queen st. West, Toronto.
ANroNri needing their Battle put to
proper order had better bring them to
Saw'filer McGregor before he leaves
Brnesete, as he is likely to take a situ-
ation with the Saw and Saw Tool Mak-
ers, but will do saw filing and saw gum-
ming in Brussels for thin Benson. T.
McGregor, naw -filer, Brnssele, Queen
M. East,
GREAT Mosul 0Yezn. Send us the
names and addresses of three or more
performers on the piano or organ together
with ten ;mets in silver and we will mail
you ten pieces full sheet maks, consisting
of popular songs, waltzes, marches, etc.,
arranged for the piano and organ. Ad-
dress, POPULAR MusIo PDIo, Co., Indian-
apolis, Ind.
218401 -SIC.
LUCAS. -Ln Elms/, on Nov, 20th, the wife
of Mr. Cyrus Luna of a son.
NIouor..-Io Elms/, on Nov. 21st, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Nichol of a daugh-
ter.
MaNrenor..-At Donegal, on Nov. 23rd,
the wife of Mr. Geo. McNichol of a
daughter.
JEwITT.-Ab the Elimv1010 parsonage, on
Nov. 28111, the wife of Rev. Gen.
Jewitt, of a daughter.
Roaaor.-Is Brussels, ou Nov. 23rd, the
wife of Mr. Ric/bard Roach of a
daughter.
ss/. .RI xr=. 17,
Pn1oE-9Arn0N,-In Wroxeter, at the
Parsonage, by Rev. J. B. Kennedy,
on Wednesday, Nov. 17th, Mr. Bon*
Jamin Price, of Seaforth, to Mfest9lay
lilayde), of Wroxeter.
JAO1000N-RIcnMOND.-0n Nov. 24th, at
the home of the bride's father, by
Rev. Mr. Tonga, of Arthur, Mr,
John Jackson, of Fergus, to Miss
Kate, eldest daughter of Mr. Geo.
Richmond, of Rime.
Meene-ELLIs.-On Wednesday, Nov.
241h, at the residence of the bride's
sister, Mrs. W. R. Little, Holeroft
street, Ingersoll, by Bev. Jae. Grant,
Mr. Ernest Mabee, of Ingersoll, to
Miss Lizzie, den/Ater of Mr. Wm.
.Ellie, Graham's Survey, Brussels.
Doeru.r-SMITH,-At the resideno of the
bride, on Nov, 24th, by Rev. W.
Lowe, Mr. Wm, Docket to Mrs.
Gilmore Smith, of Wingham.
=amen.
LEONARD. -Ill Howiolc, ou the 061) Con.,
on Thursday, Nov. 18th, Isabella,
beloved wife of William Leonard, sr.,
aged 02 years, 11 months and 1.8 days.
1lownnev.-In McKillop, on Nov.. 28611,
Maggie, youngest daughter of John
Mowbray, aged 17 years and 6
months,
Wu.eoz...A.11 Streetsville, on Nov. 2411,
Robert Wilson, brother to Aire. J. G.
Skene, Brueeele, aged 51 years.
Doustns.-In Grey, on Deo. 2nd,. Jas.
Douglas, 16th con., aged 75 y-mrs 8
months and 22 days, Funeral on
Friday, Dea, Ord, at 1 o'clock.
ATSC7'STOtN'
ER/DAY, DRO. 8oD.-Farm stook, imple•
menta. Lot 10, can. 18, Grey. Sale
unreserved et 1 p. m, Alex, R. Stew.
art, Prop, F. S. Soot, Auo.
THURSDAY, DEM, 36h,-L'arm stook,
implements, &0„ lob 10, con, 8, Grey
Sale unreserved, at 1 ;Moak. D.
Lamont Prop., F.13. Scott, Ana,
=MS V'SSMS.-44M 1..EAi10110T40,
Fall Wheat
Barley.
Peas
Oats
Butte', tubs and. rolle ^..
Eggs per eoeon ..,
Flour per barrel 4
Potatoes (per bag)
Hay per bot
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per bbl„ retail • 1 00 00
Sheep skins, each 40 60
Lamb skins earth 25 40
Hogs, Live 4 00 4 00
Droseed Hogs 5 00 6 25
Apples (per bag) 50 50
80
28
42
22
14
18
00
60
4 00
5}
6
81
25
48
28
14
14
4 50
60
5 00
HE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
CONEY TO LOAN AT f; PER
pent, F,S. SCOTT, I3rneaole.
IHAVE LOTS OP MONEY TO
lend on mortgage at 0 per soot, yearly.
A, BUNTED, Brunets.
TRAYED FBO7vX THE PREM -
00r5 of the nuderei ped, L0130 Goo,
Mo•rie,onor about Joly 1841, 4yearlings
heifers and 2 steers, They aro nearly all rod
in color -1 steer has a white strip on bash
and heifer has a few white spots. Any in,
formation loading tot their 100090110 w111 bo
thankfully reeefvod. WAL!l'ir11t'YfELL,
18•t1. Bunsen; P, 0.
T OUSE FOR SALE, -GOOD
For particulars aPt lob
to ry s'113 p0031110, Brum
sols, or B. C. SPA1tLING, Wingham,
Teacher Wanted.
Teacher wanted for S. S. No, :3, Gray tow n -
ship, holding a let or 21111 (:lane Ccotln 0,110.
Applir.31tinne received to Deo, 18th, Duties
to commence J unu my :3141, 11,00.
1VM, WORK,
21-2 See rotary, Brussels P, 0.
REAL ESTATE. -
] jIAMS FOR SALE. -THE UN -
JC nnn0lGARn has several good Farms for
sale and to rout, easy tonne, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. Vie. 8007.'T,Brueeele
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
near Brussels. Great bargain, Lot 7,
Con. 0, Grey towesblp. Good buildings and
orohard, well watered, suitable for raised or
dairy farnn"y. POE:WM::1011 giyon next
Mewl),
twith
180 110, EMIR,
19I R,nPosts Publishing
110use,Bruasele,or to T130MA8 HEBITA(3Tt,
Loudon West,
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-100 soros of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 Milos from Winnipeg, ie offer-
ed for sale at dory price. The property 18
North Fast 9 See,10, Twp. 18, Mange 4, East.
There is a house o11 the promises and 0011:10
breaking done. For full particular's as to
price, title, &o„writ0 or apply to
G.F. BLAIIt or W. =RR,
50.tt Brueeele, Ont,
I,jlARM FOR SALE OR TO
JAL 0414x1,-T11e Ittudersigued affor% his
eligible 04 acre ifa1m for sale or to
rout, being Soutb part of Lot t, Covens.
sion 12, Grey.. All tinder cultivation, well
watered and well fenced, There is a good
st0110 house, bank barn, orchard, wells, &c.,
on the premises. Also a splendid stone
05511131 trete which a good revenue is remits-
ed.:31..0;1y 23 tulles from Brussels. Terms
reasonable, For further partioulal's as t0
priee, &o.. apply to
1001014 0IITOHELL,Proprietor,
21.13 Brussels P. O.
V1ARAI FOR SALE. -150 AORES
JL' Consistfug•nf the South k and South k
of the North } of Lot 80, Con 2, Eagst Wawa -
nosh. This is au excellent stook fhrm,belog
well supplied with good spring water. Itis
situated about 0 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of it is under
grass. Buildings and forces aro in a fair
state of repair. Easy tortes of payment will
be given. For all iuformatlon apply to
1141 G. P. BLAIR, 13arrister, Brussole,
PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
1. That excellent farm, .Lot 10, Cel. 0,
Towm,hip of Grey, 100 nores,elnttah be sold at
ripe iu order to close estate of rl000naodo1vn-
Or. The lot is nearly all cleared, with gond
buildings, ample water supply, large or-
0b0rd, 15 miles from Clvu;broo e, is under
gond cultivation and is a veru desirable pro -
party Mcleod, Apply to RIOBA BD
°HELL, Brussels P. 0, 1 ,70RN OEITCE ELL,
on the premises , or A, HUNTER, Brussole.
Dated Sept, 11th, 1000.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for eorvioe en
Lot 20, Oou, 0, Morris, the tboro'-bred fm -
proved Yorkshire Boar, 'Ocie Lodge Long-
fellow," No. 241111, bred b 1.10, 13rsthous, Bur-
ford, to which limitoclnambor of '0100 wit!
be torten. Terme, 81,00. to he paid et time
of service with privilege of returning if nec-
essary.
A number of choice young sows for Sala for
breeding purposes whi011 will be sold ab
prices to suit the times.
21- ROBT. N10A01,, Proprietor.
Ancient liar of Mod Workmen.
This old and prosperous Fenton, al A8000
anion numbering 800,000 members are pre
senting to thepublio their popular anti aeon.
rattu f rates
worthy
rm01000 per annum
The Workmen" P'roa'ptty Puy Denfl
Claims and expect a large increase t0 its
members now that these Amorloau Line
Companies don't Doom satisfactory to Ceu.
adieus,
10013T.ARMBTItONG,M,W,; W,.II,RRIEIM
Bocorder; J. A. C1t0IG13TON,Fivauolur.
NOTICE I
Public notice 10 he'ebyiven that an Ap-
plication will be made nt the next scansion of
the Legislature for the Province of Ontario
ou behalf of the Corporation of the Town-
ship of Gray, for an Act confirming, or run -
ending and aonllrming a ae'tniu By-law
Passed by the Municipal Council of the said
Township of Grey, unmborod Meng entitled
d 13y -low to provide a proper outlet for,
and otherwise for the improvement Auden.
tension of Government Drain Nnntbor 2, in
the said Township, and for borrowing ou the
credit of the Muuiotpta1lty, the pout of Six.
town Thousand, two hundred and ten Dollars
and thirty -throe cents, for emulating the
same" wbioll said By-law affects lands in the
Townebip of Moltillo0, in the County of
Heron, and in the Township of 301m a, In the
County of Perth, mad also confirming a nal'•
tato B31 -hely of the said Tovuehip of 114aKil-
lop providing its share of the said RUM, and
Imposing the leoeeeary lineament thereof,
and to also authorize and 0e'ioir'o 1110 Mun-
icipal 0500011 of the said Township of 101ma
to pass a By -lata to raise 110 proportion of
the said sum{{ nod to bullock) the veoo00400y
18105000) out therefor, a000rtling to 6110 .report
of Anne A. hell, 0,111„ est forth In the said
By-law No, 00, of the maid Township of Grey,
,end also, to volidal8 anti confirm the said
10oport and assoseme>t-ns lua(lo by the geld
Samos A,Bo11, C. E., mud 011 work done and
money expeudee in porformanee of the
works therein indicated, or, iu the alterna-
tive, to authorize and permit the said The
Township of Groyto peas it now By-law 80,
dor the provisions Of "The Drainage Aot,
10100," based upon the said 10opor6 and as.
000a0Out, and without a now or further ex.
=teat -ion or report by an En ginner, and to
provide for the monument to .tho. 001,1 The
Township of Grey, of the monies already ex-
pended in performance 01 the worlto intend.
od and directed In and by the ;said Itopurt et
the said Jaime A. Bell 0.111.
Dated the let day ei Bell, 0.
174 WILLIAM SPEEN010,
township Olork,Townthlp of Grey,
leSe
Now that the long Whiter Evenings
are upon Ile again some provision must
be made for the amueemeet of the little
ranee, A glance at the following list of
Gamey will olloty the; we 131 1 1 ee lank.
lug after their iutereete in til .6 roepeot,
We have now ht stock nearly
Di 'abrin Snide of baics1
Authors, Yu:11011g,
Toboggan Slide, (fling 0111119,
Steeple Obese, Lotto,
Cuckoo, (h•ioltettr,
Parlor Craver, Old Maid,
Telegraph Messenger Nations,
Jack Straws, ,Tmmm4inc,
Beeping Store, Oheakers,
Dominoes, Bagatelle,
home Tennis, 011ivelry,
Steeple Chase, Ya0116 Hate,
Whirlpool, Ocean Biro,
Fish Pond, Bioyole
Pinking Blaokberries Riverei,
Drummer Boy, Haines,
Parcheesi, Population
Flees,
Strange People,
Wordmaking,
Tiddledywinks,
Fraction Play,
Porrywinkle,
Lost heir,
Port
Parohessi, Logomachy,
tee. &a,
Crokinole, beet (pinlity, 750.
Crokinole, second quality, 500,
AT '»r
room' hd atrF'av,. g Vtdo;A,oVo
LEGAL MW CONVEY.ANCBNII.
$,
raj M. SINCLAIR,
'0 ` • Solicitor, lloavoyauooe(NotoryPub-
(lo, &c, Ofnee-Vanetono'e Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
C. OAMIERON,
(Fornorly of 00mero11, 13016
Oamoron4 Banister nml 8ofictlor, U14031013
0101^ 01I1co-llamiltuu 81„ 01'>.0o1114 001
borne Rote).
lam,• F, BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Soliottor, eve. (late of Darrow ,k
Proudioot's Oillce, Goderioh.) Office over
' Gilliee & Smith's Yank, Brussels.
Money to Lean, 47
' MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NA(JCHTON,
ILA, a. i>i„ Trinity University,Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of Phy-
0101aus and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the
Royal College 0I Phyaimaus and Liouutiato
Of Midwifery, Edinburgh, i "'Poleph000
N 0.11. Residence, Must., Brussels.
DR. F. H. KALBFLE SCH
PHYSICIAN, mower ANu ApcoucHEUn,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st Mass Donor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Triuity ('Toronto, Queen's (I(it:0tou),
and of Trinity Medical C ulloge ; Fellow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
College of Physicians find Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chicago, 3005. Specie) attention paid to dia.
oases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, auddis-
ea000 of Women, / 0ousultutton in Flog-
lish and Gorman. Telephone at residence.
BUSINESS CARDS.
1 T H. MoORAOI(EN,
Y V . Iseurol• ofnian•iageLioeusee, Oflloe
a6 his Grocery, Turnberry 019001, 101useele.
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
eolith of A. 01. Moltay & 058 hardware store.
Ladies' audehildreue'ltair outting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
IN50RAN08,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OP1IC8 AT JEWELRY STORE.
t "No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Enron. Convoyanaor, Notary Publics
Land Loon and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made
OAOeo in Graham's Biopic, Brussels.
Tnos. A. HAWRINS,
W111 give Masons to pupils dither on
piano or on@au, at his Music Room, opposite
the post•oflie°, 131.11401o. Vooai lessons also
given, Ten years exporlenoOlo teaching.
Perms moderato,
Mortgage Sale
-OF-
Valuable Paan bands,
Under and by virtue of powers of sale eon.
tanned in a oortoiu mortgage which will be
ploduood at time of sale there will bo sold
by public auction by Rotor Deans, Aue6tou-
ear at 80AItLF'DT'S ROT10L, in the Vire.LAii11 OF B11LGRAV11, ou
Friday, December 1711*, 1897,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the following
valuable lands: -.Tho North half of Lot NO.
11, the Northeast, Quarter of Lot Ne, 10, and
the North Half of the South Ralf of Lot No.
10, in the Sisth dunooesion of the Township
of Morrie,inthe Comity of limon, emlbnin-
lug 200 acres more or loss, save .nod except
that part of said Lot No, 11 w1)ioh hes boon
surveyed into village lots. On Lot No,Z1
there is e, large Tram a barn, a eeder0>' ven-
eered brick (Duelling Shouse heated with fur-
nace, a vacant frame dwelling houte,'41 good
maltase and about 7 acres of hardwood bu013,
the balance being cleared. zed in pasture.
ante promises are well Mead and watered b
the river 11011land nod n spring m'eo1,, and
are pottier grass or grain, On Lot No, 10
thorn is a frame dwelling honed and a frame
barn, I6 is nearly all cleared and about half
under cultivation. It is well fenced and
watered in the sante way cm Lot No, 11, and
has an orchard. Both are eornar lots, The
Property will be sold together or in parole,
as 901Chas010 may desire, subject to 000orv010
Welton; of BALE: Ten per cent, to Vendor's
80llei6or en day of sale and the Warmth
ono month tblroatter without intend,
Pox perticulars andOf
081e 09111 further t0 100810PIi CL14(i(y ooVendos,s 0r
to 31,L, DX011 191101b, Voedor'0Solicitor,
flee
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to any gorse of
have 10001,0' dl
80110 for
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