The Brussels Post, 1898-9-23, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
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FINGER
CUT1
)low frequently children, and
older ouee as well, get their fingers out
or a piece of akin knocked off. Some.
times you cap keep a cloth on and some.
times not. It is d bother auyway and
then a cloth alone will not Ileal a wound
but if you have a stick of our Healing
Salve to put on the sloth or linen and
then apply to the out or sore it not only
Woks just where it is put but heals ab
the same time. Don't wait until you are
hurt before buying a stick, but have ib
always in the house and if you do not say
that it is the beet remedy you ever bad
for the purpose then I will give up, Only
120. a etiok, or two for 20o. We guaran-
tee every remedy we make. Ask for
Deadman's Healing Salve.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
S017TIMEN EXTENSION W. 0. & E.
Trains leave Brnesels Station, North
and South, as follows
Gonna Soma, Gomm Nonni.
express Tole a.m.l Dian ° Ie p.m
limed et46 a.m. I Express 10:10 p.m
Reirs bras,
A ohiel'e among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
1i'f(LLrNnRY Openings will soon be here.
It. Gonia shipped a ear of wbeat this
week.
Mrr,LINintr openings on Out, 0 & 7.
Every linty should recolleot the dates,
Messes, Bemoan & VANeTuNE shipped a
oar of hogs from Brussels an Monday.
TUE oven at George Thomean'e bakery
is being rebuilt on the most modern plan.
acorn . care of Fall apples were shipped
to Winnipeg from Brueseis this week by
J. D. Jones,
liner the Concert in the Town Hall on sale, the banns of marriage were solemn -
the evening of the Fell Fair in mind. I lead between Will, J. nozell, of Paw
Mice Snyder, Mre, IIambly and kir,
Turton, of Toronto, will eupply the pt'o-
gram.
SEVERAL internal improvements are
being made in the residence recently per -
phoned by .M. 11. Moore, V. S, lie has
fitted up a neat oflice with an outside
entrance.
Fenn Aeener.—An alarm of fire was
rang on Wednesday morning about 10,15
o'clock, the danger spot being the resi-
dence of the Misses Roddiok, William
street, By the prompt nae of pails of
water the threatened danger was averted
we are pleased to state. The Fire engine
and hoes carts were out for duty but were
not required.
Hoag R. ELLIOTT is completing the
term of Robt. Armstrong as Janitor of
the Methodist ohuroh and Caretaker of
the Brussels cemetery. All neonate ot
persona owing Mr. Armetroog for taking
Dare of graves will be found in Mr. El-
liott's hands, and he bee authority to
oolleot them and give reoeipts. Mr. and
Mrs. Armstrong will probably remove
to London in the course of a few days
where they purpose making their home.
TEACHER ENoeean.—Friday evening of
last week a special meeting of the School
Board was held in the Board Room. 17
applioetione were received for the vacancy
on the teaching staff. Moved by J. G.
Skene, seconded by A. Coueley, that
Phillip Wisher, of Belmore, be engaged
at 5300 per annum. Carried. kir.
Wisher reported for duty Tuesday. He
taught 4,1 years in hie lost school and has
a good record. Mr. Wisher holds a 2nd -
class professional certificate, and ie a
married man.
Fonnrice key found. Ask at Tan Pose.
TUE Ronald Engine Works is running
again,
MARE your entries for the Fall Fair
early.
Fenn wheat is growing well in this
locality.
PLEBISCITE Vote on Thursday of next
week, 29th inst.
Two oars of oats were shipped by
Baeker & Vanstone.
A saw from this locality will attend
Seaforth Fair on Friday.
ANOTaER wedding is arranged to take
place before long in Brussels.
P. AMENT'e cooper shop is turning out
large quantities of apple barrels this
Fall.
Banes=Ls Band will play at the Metho.
dist Harvest Home Festival at Walton
next Tuesday.
A rno.loansra at J. T. Ross' grocery
affords considerable amusement to cos-
tomere and visitors.
Mise ROM= has removed her stock of
millinery to the former stand in the
Smote block, from wbioh she was routed
by fire.
Naw Bell telephones have been placed
in the Standard Bank, Barrister Blair'e
°Moe, .1. H. Kerney's grocery and Backer
& Vanetone's office.
W. H. MOCeemmer attended the Fall
Fair at Listowel on Tuesday and Wed-
nesday of this week as an exhibitor. He
took 42 prizes. This opens the seasou'e
oampaign for Mae.
J. T. Rose' grocery window is the
centre of attraction this week on account
of two live alligators being a000nemodat.
ed with quarters there. R. Watt brought
these Southerners from Chatham where
they have been enjoying Ontario air for
the past year.
Exouasroxs,—The annual Western Ex-
cursions over the Grand Trunk begin on
Thursday of next week and oontinue
Friday and Saturday. Good to return
On Oat. 17th, The list includes Port
Huron, Detroit, Cleveland, Saginaw,
Grand Rapids, Ohioago, St. Paul and
Sault Ste. Marie. Advt. of rates in an-
other column of THE POST which will be
50 oeote lower from Brussels than from
Toronto.
STILL WE GRow.—Owing to the pleas.
ing fact that the circulation of Tan Pose
continues to grow we have added two
quires to our output this week. Adver-
tisers should take note of this. 25 °ante,
in advance, eeouree THE Pose for the
balance of the year. All new subscribers
for 1809 who pay in advance will receive
Tan Pose free for the remaining three
months of 1898. Tell your neighbor.
Don't borrow any longer but secure a
Dopy for your own home.
TUB bath of J. J. Gilpin's stable was
discovered to be un lire Monday night.
A few voile of water extingniebed the
-flange before tbsy had time to invite
much headway.
IL= LYNNE was presented itt the Town
Bell bore loot Monday evening by the
Bruwnridge & Plumb Company, There
WAN'i•Eo-200 tubs choice Dairy Butter,
14o, Also 50 oa0OS eggs weekly. G. E.
King, Wingham.
ANY amount of wood will be taken for
saw gumming end tiling, Wood may be
rough or emaath, hard of soft, any
lsagth or in the lag, and to be
delivered before the work taavee the shop.
was a fair-eized eudieioe, The Oo, went T. Mogalcnon, naw filer and inventor,
from here to Luoknow. Queen sb,. East, Brussels.
Eiveteener.—Early Tneeday morning at A PlacELEes Drecovvnr,—"Soak and.
the home of bbe bride, Mill street, Brue. Swab" ie au infallible, painless and non-
poisonoue remedy for the oure of Cancer,
Cal tileginous Moore, Sore Throat and a
variety of akin diseases. It cures cancer
in any part of the body where the liquid
can reach it, Send for tiroular giving
inetruetione how to apply ibo liquid.
Sold at Goo, per pint and 80o, per bolt
pint bottle. kfeLnon'a LAIMBATOtY, Gode-
rich. r r$old by Jae. Pox, Druggist,
B rueeel s, G.tf
Oarroes AND Bunn/M.—Ewan & Iunes
have been tit Toronto Pair and are getting
two oar loads ot Gutters and Buggies for
Whiter and Fall stook which they will
sell at rook bottom prides, and guarantee
to give the boat eatiefaotion ever given in
Brussels in this line. We also have on
hand eeoond band Buggies down ae low as
55 and second hand road carts at $4.
Wheelbarrowe with iron wbeele at $3,50.
Repairing d0ue promptly and cheaply in
Blacksmith and Waggon Shope. Ewex
& Imes, Brussels.
Tan Wingbane Advance says.—George
Pbippen bad an awful fright. His
breeoh-loading rifle had been lent and re-
turned loaded. On Friday evening Geo.
fancied he saw a little rust on the gun,
and took it.down to clean it, bolding it
with the butt to the floor and muzzle
pointing npwarde, Suddenly there was
an explosion; part of the rim of George's
hat was blown off and a hole made in
the veiling large enough to put a man's
fist through. To add to his fright, the
concussion pub the lamp out. For some
time after George was led to meditate on
what might have happened bad the muz-
zle been inolined au inch nearer bis body.
Aootber ogee of ''Didn't know ib was
loaded." It woe an exceedingly close
oall,
Onxueaz,--Tbe Ingersoll Obroniole of
September 19th says,—"The death of
Henry O'Connor took place at hie reef.
donee, Oxford street, on Sunday. De-
ceased was 72 years old, and bad only
been ailing about a month from an inter-
nal trouble. The late Henry O'Connor
wag a eon of Capt. O'Connor of the 95th
regiment of the British Army, and came
to this country, from Ireland, with his
father in 1883, and settled in London,
Ontario. He melded in London for 25
years, When be oome to ingereolt. He
carried on a enoceseful dry geode business
her for 20 years and then retired. He
was a man of strict business principles,
wag honest in all his dealings and made
many warm friends in town. His wife
died about four years ago, bet be leaves te
family of three, one son and two dough.
tete, to month Ilia lose, Henry, who he
engaged in the insurance bestow in In.
gersoll ; Eugene, in Vancouver, B. C.,
and Eva, at home. The funeral took
place from hie tete reeidenoe, Ox.
ford streeb, on Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'oleak to the Eared Cemetery." He.
ceased was a brother to J. M. O'Connor,
,of Brneeole,
FOREeTERS' ANNIvEna1RY SERVIOE:
Nest Sabbath morning the annual
sermon to the Canadian Order of Forest.
ere will be preached in the Methodist
church, Brussels, by Bev. Mr. MoRobbie,
High Chaplain, of Shelburne, at 11
o'clock. A Foresters' male quartette,
noneisting of. Jas. Jones, W. H. Herr,
Alex. Rose and N. B. Gerry, will sing
two selections at this oervioe. The mem•
hers of Oourt Priuoess Alexandria and
visiting brethren are asked to meet at
the Lodge room in the Blashill block, at
10,80 a. m. sharp.
DIED—Mre, Susannah Smith, of Long
Sutton, Lincolnshire, England, orossed
that bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns on August 18th, in her 80th year.
She had been ailing for the past 18 years
from nervone troubles. Deceased was
an aunt of Mrs. John Meadows, and the
latter had lived with her from the time
abs was 2 years old until her marriage.
Thirteen years ago Mrs. Meadows went
to England to visit ber. Mre. Smith had
been married twine but left no family.
Although well up in years she retained
her faoulties to a marked degree and
passed away enjoying peace aad bops.
Sbe was a member of the Baptist ohuroh.
For 30 years she was housekeeper to the
late George Atwood, en English gentle-
man. Ohio State papers please Dopy.
WEDDING BELLS.—On Monday morn-
ing an interesting ceremony was per-
formed in the Roman Catholic ohuroh
here by Rev. Father MoGabe, of Seatorth,
when Miss Katharine Ryan, of Walton,
and John Ling of McKillop, were united
in the bonds of holy matrimony. At 9
o'olook the organ pealed forth the strains
of the Wedding March, Ito the music of
wbioh the contracting parties marohed
up the aisles and knelt at the altar. The
bride was looking her beet, being very
tastily attired in cream lustre and oream
satin. She was attended by her sister,
who was also neatly dressed in blue
serge. Mr. Ling was assisted in his part
of the ceremony by his brother. The
altar was decorated for the ceremony
with numerous bouquet,; and pots of
flowers. After the wedding ceremony
Maes was said by the Priest, during
which be gave some very sound advice
to the new couple. He laid great areas
on the fact that parties married by the
Roman Cabbolio church can never be
divorced, drawing the reason of bis re-
marks from the text, "Whom God bath
joined together let no man put asunder."
Mr. Ling and bride begin married life
with the beet wishes of a large oirole of
reiatives and friends.
Paw, Mish., anti Miss Nettle bitty, second
daughter of Mrs, M. A. Turnbull, itt the
presenne of the immediate relatives of
the contracting parties. lttev, A. 0. '1'if-
6.u, of Walton, performed the ceremony.
The bride wore tt neat traveling costume
of dark blue trod was nnatteuded.
A number of neaful and valuable gins
were mads,, After partaking of the
wedding breakfast Mr. Rozell and bride
took the 7.14 train for their future home
in Paw Paw followed by the good wishes
of relatives and friends for their future
happiness and prosperity. Mr. Rozell
has been living under the stars and
stripes for eeveral years and is prosper.
ing. He is a sou of Chas. Rozell, of
Morrie,
HARveeT IIoarB Snprea,—Last Monday
evening the annual Harvest Horne sup.
per was held in the Methodist ohnrab,
After an 'handout supply of the very
choicest of edibles had been served, au
adjournment was made to the body of
the ohuroh and Rev. R. Paul called to
the obair. Addresses were giant by Rev.
Dr. Pascoe, of Wingham ; Rev. Mr.
'feinted. of Ethel ; and Rev. Jno. Rose,
B. A., of town. Mies Manana reoitsd
"The Soldier's Reprieve" in exoellent
style. The choir sang "Calvary," Mies
Bella Smith taking the solo ; Rev. S. J.
Aplin and W. II. Herr gave "Building
for Eternity" ; Mies Bell Smith render-
ed the solo, "The ohuroh across the Ivey"
most aooeptably ; and Rev. S. J, Aliin,
N, B. Gerry and W. IL Herr sang
"Sweet Peaoe." Mrs, J. J. Gilpin pre.
aided at the organ. A acacia' wits given
on Tuesday evening. Proceeds 547.00,
The church was neatly and appropriately
decorated with grain, fruit, flowers, leaves,
planta, &c.
THE OITIZE1eo STAR ENTERTAINMENT
Coonez,—Tbe Committee appointed by a
public meeting of theeitizens of Brussels,
held some time ago, to arrange for an
entertainment Coarse for the Winter,
met on Monday in the Law ofaoe of G.
F. Blair and made arrangements with
Mr. Hartman, the agent of "The Eastern
Lyoenm of New York," for a worse of
five entertainments which they purpose
offering Bt the low prion of 51.26, reserved
seats, to those who purchase their tickets
before the 11th of October when the
course will be opened by W. E. Macey,
who so delighted Brasseleibes last Spring.
The other Concerts will follow each
other at intervals of 30 daye. In No.
vember "The Oxfords," a magical cora•
bination of five artiste, will give e. first-
olaes Concert of instrumental music on
every conceivable kind of instrument.
The December Entertainment will eon.
slat of a Leoture by either Frank Yeigb,
of Toronto, or Rev. Morgan Wood. In
Jonaary "The Harvarde," a male gear,
tette, will supply a magnificent musical
program. This will be art entertainment
that no one con afford to mise. Then
last, but not least, in February "Little
Mins," a very Queen among imperson•
More et algid ohmmeter will appear, ac.
companied by Moe, Jury, of Toronto, a
vocalist, who has already won a splendid
reputation for herself, and with them
"Little Mina's" mother as a reader of de•
aided ability. 8ubeoriptione to Ole
(tonne will be asked for at once and we
that that our oitizens will take the mat.
ter np warmly as by this means a aloes of
entertainment, otherwise beyond .our
reaob, will be provided for the Winter
months. Course tickets will be sold up
.to the 11th of Ootober and after that date
admission to any one of the Concerts will
,be at Janet 25e and reserved seats 85o.
The profits of the Course go to no indi•
'Mood or sootety bob will be used for de.
fraying the expense of numb needed im-
provements in our Town Hall, Any
ftlrthor information regarding the Course
may be had fromjW, H, ,fere or G. P.
Blair,
SOFdN.
MCQotsosu.—In Bruseels, on Sept. 17th,
the wife of Mr. Peter MoDet:"•rie, of
a daughter.
MaCzoax. InElma, on the 11th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Wm, MoClory, of a
son.
Nloaoo.—In Elmo, on Sept. 12th, the
wife of Mr. James Nichol, of a eon.
RicnitONn.—In Elma, on the 12111 inst.,
the wife of Mr. Hugh Richmond, of a
daughter.
seAmr xfoa.
RozsLL--Tnnttneree—At the home of the
bride, Mill street, Brussels, on Sept.
20th, by Rev, A. 0. Tiffin, of Walton,
Mr. William Joseph Rozell, of Paw
Paw, Mich., to Miss Nettie May,
second daughter of Mrs. M, A. Torn.
bull, of Brussels.
LINO—RYAN.—In the R. 0. Church, Brun
eels, on Sepe. 19th, by Rev. Fr. Mo.
Oabe, of Ssafortb, Mr. Jam. Ling to
Miss Katharine Ryan, both of Mo-
Hillop.
PERSONA I, PARAGRAPHS.
Mies Norton was visiting at Doogan-
0012.
Lawyer Taylor intends removing from
Brussels.
Mre. Henry Taylor, of Grahamville, is
on the sick list.
Fred. Rogerson, of Constance, was in
town last Sunday.
A. E. Treleaven, of Dungannon, was in
town last Sunday,
E. 0. Danford was in London last
week for a few days.
Mies Edith Eastman was holidaying at
Wingham and Blyth,
John Wynn is away to Detroit on a
visit to his daughter and son.
Mrs. R. G. Viooent, of Hanover, was
visiting in Brussels this week.
Miss Lizzie McLennan has taken a
position in W. A. Orioh's restaurant,
Mr. Huusioker and wife, of Park Hill,
were visiting at Robert Armstrong's.
James Thomson spent a fee days in
London seeing the eighth of the Fair.
Miss Poseie Mitchell hoe returned
from an enjoyable visit with friends near
Bel more.
R. Watt, who is travelling for the
Waterons Go., was home for a few days
this week.
Mies Olara MoOraoken and Miss Lizzie
Downing attended Listowel Fall Fair
this week,
R. S. Pelton, wife and daughters, of
Atwood, were the guests of Mrs, J. J,
Gilpin last Sunday.
A, Oouslay and R. T. Hingston have
been summoned as jurors. They go to
Goderioh oe Oct. Srd.
Mrs. Jno. 0. Halliday has been very
poorly this week, smothering spells
bothering her a great deal.
Ieaso Fitzpotriok has gone to North
Bay where be has taken a position as
baker. We wish him euooese.
Willie Ainley has gone to Lucan where
he will attend the High School. He is a
bright boy and should do well.
Garfield Vanetooe arrived home on
Tuesday from Manitoba where be has
been for the pant year and a half.
Mrs. W, F. Stewart and Sire. N. F.
Gerry and Frank were holidaying at
London and Woodstock last week.
Jos. Thompson, 000per, has moved his
family to Brussels from Wroxeter. He
works at the Enterprise Salt cooperage,
Mre. S. T. Plum was called to New
Hamburg on Monday owing to the ger.
ions illness of ber niece, Mies Edith
Howell.
M. M. Brent, manager of the Standard
Bonk in this place, left on Tueeday of
this week for a holiday trip to Winni-
peg. He may go as far West as Indian
Bend,
Jno. McOrae Blipped near the door of
bie residenoe and by the fall injured his
book. He bas been laid up for the past
week bot we hope be will soon be better
again.
Mrs. Neil MoLauohlin arrived home
Saturday of last week from Manitoba
where she has been spending the Sum.
mer. She says the eoioyed every minute
of the time and looks met as if she did.
J. M. O'Connor strived home on Wed.
needay night from a visit to Port Stanley
and Ingersoll: Ho had been summoned
from the former by the illness of hie
brother at Ingersoll, when death is re•
ported in this issue.
Miss Eva Degge, who bas been enjoy.
ing a holiday in Brussels and looality for
the past three months, returned to her
home in Chatham on Tuesday. Her
many young friends hope it will not be
long before the comae Dila way again,
She is a grand -daughter of Captain
Stretton'e Brussels.
9xaa.
Cowes.—In Grey, on Sept. 17th, Adam
Conboy, step -son of Arch. McLean,
10th oou., aged 14 years.
Snare.—At Long Sutton, Linoolosbire,
England, on August 13th, Mre.
Susannah Smith, aunt to Mre. John
Meadows, of Brussels, Ont., in ber
80th year.
BostraN.—Iu Morris, on Sept. 181(1, Ida,
youngest daughter of Edward Boo.
man, aged 16 years.
O'Oouaou.—In Ingersoll, on Sept. 18th,
Henry O'Connor, aged 72 years.
Business Locals.
Tote= Beed at Backer & Vanetona'e.
A eon opening for an enterprising
deem maker. Rooms over Mrs. Kirk's.
Ameeee taste the G. T. R. when you
oan. S.S,S,—Scenery, Safety and Speed.
Cotrr'onTAIME boost and good lot for
sate on Alexander street, Brussels. Ap•
ply to Jas. Walker.
Han DBEssrvc,— Mrs. Taylor wishes to
inform the ladies of Brussels and vicinity
thou ebe will he here for the next two
weeks doing op hair out of the hair comb•
ings, also shampooing. Hours from 6 to
8 p. m. Satiefaotion guaranteed. A call
solioibed. All orders left at the residence
of Watson Ainley will be 'promptly
attended to, l,fns. Tenon,
SAZ,7� r^A2R.S.
North Perth, Stratford, Sept. 22, 23.
Tuokeremith, Ssafortb, Sept. 28.
Tornberry, Wingham, Sept. 27, 28.
Goderioh, Sept. 27, 28, 29.
East Wawanesb, Belarave, Sept. 29, 30.
Morrie, Blytb, Oat. 4, 5.
Howiok, Fordwiob, Got 4,
Elms, Atwood, Oct. 4, 5.
Eaet Heron, Brussels, Oct. 6, 7.
ST0I JV D471a,D 134.711 is" OF C/J,N,4 D✓J.
ase Ateez-a X -e=ra
MEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
ASSETS, (Seven kfillioa Dollars) • $7,000,00
OAPITAL (Antitorized) • - - 52,000,000
Agencies in all prittafpal points in Ontario, tjuebec, Manitoba, United Stat re 0 Ettaltmd,
A General Bankcing Business Transaoted. Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Isoucd and Oolleotione made on all jibinbs,
SAVINGS BATIK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 81.00 and upwards from dot of depeeit to date o
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SemmIer ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE OOLLaoTION OB FAnttrgs' SALE NOTES.
Every tactility afforded Customers living at a (lie tang,
11I. M. BRENT, MANAGER.
AVC"TXCST
SATnnnAY, SEPT. 24TH. — Ilousebold
furniture, &o. Bale at 3 o'olook at the
residence of the late F. 0. Rogers,
Terms oath. Mrs. E. Rogers, Propriet-
ress, F. S. Scott, Auotioneer.
nnzenTsmenx..s seAmetcmims,
Fall Wheat 63 64
Barley. 30 88
Peas 48 50
Oats 22 25
Butter, tuba and rolls ... 12 18
Eggs per dozen ... 12 13
Flour per barrel.......,5 00 5 00
Potatoes (per bus.) 60 60
Hay per too.. 6 00 5 00
Hides trimmed5i 5k
Hides rough 6 5
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 60
Sheep skins, each 40 40
Lamb skins each 25 25
Bogs, Live 4 00 4 25
Wool 16 17
Apples (per bag) 50 50
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
TLLi0sUaEsft atrRAEpiNyTt,o
HARD
7.
J. lt. SMITH,
COMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR
sale Or to rent in North Brussels. Im-
mediate possession. Apply to BARRISTER
BLAIR or W, B:. MORIt.
ROUSE AND LOT IN Er1'HEL
for sale, known as the Hemsworth
Luso, will be Bold cheap as proprietor is
going beak to his farm. Possession at nee,
or tif. particulars apply Ethel.
-pEVE1tE HOUSE, BRUSSELS
JLL Fon aux.—This very commodious and
desirable property will be sold at la very
moderate sum, or leased to a tenant on most
advantageous terms. Apply to
S. A. O1tIkIGHTON,
7.1f Agent for Vendors.
['IAPT. S. STRETTON,
Who has had 2e yeere experience as an
Auotioneer, but who bad to quit owing to 111
health, has agniu taken out Beano and is
prepared to conduct sales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed, Dates may
be arranged at Tam PoeT Publishing House.
JAS. STRNTTON,
1 -ti Auotio neer.
ntle
MRS. €. ROGERS
Begs to announce that her Millinery and
Mantle Openings will take place on
Thursday and Friday,-•-.
OCT. 6 &
When will be shown all the newest and lead-
ing Styles for the coming season.
MISS DUNBAR,
Who has had much experience in
some of the leading establishments, has been
engaged for the Fall Season and we feel con-
fident that every lady placing her orders
with us will receive entire satisfaction both
as regards Style and Workmanship,
Thanking the Ladies for their past pat-
rona,ge 1W solicit a continuance of their favors.
E. ROGERS.
BRUSSELS, Sept, 22nd, 1898.
STRAYED FR01T THE PUSH.
retia of rho undersigned, lob U. can. 0,
Grey, on or about Aug. 1e, two owes, with
black mark behind right shoulder and two
ram lambs ; tails anent. Any information
loading to their recovery will be thankfully
reeeivod, 11W3 T. I 131008IRY,
11.41 Brussels P.O.
SEALED TENDERS 'WILL 13E
received up bo 12 noon on Sept. 27111,
for the position of Janitor in the Methodist
Ohurob Bud Caretaker of the Brussels
Cemetery. Duties to conmonoe Nov. let,
S peo;doations may be obtained by appl leer
Son to.A, 00IISLt0Y,
Secretary-reasurer Trustee Board.
REAL ESTATE.
A_FARLI TO RENT.—TUE UN–
doreignod will lease 1115 200 naso 00001,
being North Half Lot 24 and North half of
South half Lobs 25 and 20,000.5, Morris.
Good buildings, hone more convenient ; laud
iu good order. Possession on Nov. let.
Reason r leasing, going into business iu
Bruss fo a g. g g
Brussels. e. Ii101 141, 50r partios Carriage
apply to
WALTER INNEii, at the Carriage Works of
Ewan & funs, Brussels, 8.tf
VAR111 FOR SALE.—THE UN-
. DaimoNED offers bin Roe 200 acre
farm being Lots 27 and 28, S4 Oou. 8, Morris.On tiro promisee are 2 comfortable houses
mud 0 barns, two orchards, wells, &o, 100
cleared, balance bush. Farm is only 2 miles
from Walton village and 431 from brussels,
Possession could be given in 2 months after.
sale, For further parttoulare as to 00105,
terms, &o., apply on the premises or 1f by
letter to Walton P.O.
JOHN LAWSON,
0 -ti Proprietor.
POR
JL' UN–
sumo) 'S °MD.his 00 ams arm for
sale, being the South d of Lot 20, 0ou. 2,
Morris, There are 80 acres cleared and well
fenced, balance shout 0 sores cedar swamp
remainder Itandwood bush. There is a good
brick house with kitchen, woodshed and
cellar oomplets, large bank barn with stab-
ling, orchard, two good wells and other eon-
veniencee. Situated 4 miles from Brussels
and 1;1 miles from Jamestown. Possession
given let of March. Fall wheat wi11 be put
iu by tenant. For pries and terms apply to
Harrow 2.0„ Essex 00.
JOBB WILSON, Prop.
LAR1I FOR SALE.—THE UN-
bEnBIeNEn offers 1115100 acre farm for
sale, being Lot 22,N t Con. 7, Morris. 'There
are 70 mores cleared and under crop, balaoos
hardwood bush. Thom is a good frame
house with kitchen, woodshed and Della
complete; bank barn with stone stabling
orobsrd, welts, and all other oonvenimnoea.
Only, of a mile from school and a miles
from Brussels. Possession would be given
at ones. For price and terms apply on tbo
premises or to Brussels P. 0., to
81.1! SIMON FORSYTH, Proprietor.
SEPT 28, 1.898
Ins
hwAPow
e r : t.
We sell many pounds
of Insect Powder every sea-
son. There is a good reason
for this increasing demand.—
It isn't so lnlleh the price
but it is the •
Superior Quality
and Effectiveness
at the powder we keep which
persuades so many people to
buy it from us. Have you
tried it ?
AT
FMC's Drug More.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
.Nihon, in the matter of the estate of
Thomas Taylor, late of the Town of
Godericlt, deceased :
Notion is beroby given, pursuant to R 8.
0.,Ohap., 120, See.28,that all parsonshay an
any olnime agah,et the estate of the said
Thos. Taylor, late of the 'Town of Goderioh,
gentleman, doom/sad, who died on or about
tbo 2011 day of July, A.D.,1808, aro required
to smut by mail, postpaid, or deliver to G,11'.
Blair, solicitor for hue Mentors, at Brus-
sels P.O., on or before the 24th day of Sept.
1808, a full statement and particulars of
their claims and the nature of the securities
(if any) hold by them, and on and after the
said 24th. day Sept. the said a.,tate will be
distributed among those entitled thereto,
having, regard only to We claims of which
notice shall than have been given,
Dated at brussels tat day of Sept„ 1508.
W. H. iCHIllt,
A. OOUSLI;Y, Executors,
1L. L EATHEIIDALH,
G. F, BLAIN, Solicitor for Executors.
Lumber and Shingles
FOR SALE.
First class Oedar Sbinglee,
$1.60 per equate
Second-olase " 90
Maple Flooring 510 00 to 516 00
deb, all kinds 10 00 16 00
Pine 14 00 18 00
Custom Sawing and Planing
clone on shortest notice.
Bills cut to order.
You will find the prices right
at the Ethel Saw I4Ij11,
S. S. COLE.
PROPRIETOR, ETHEL.
Strictly One Price.
4lwcrys Re liable.
L 1898.
We're Now Ready for Early Buyers
of New Fall Goods.
If it so happens that you need to purchase Fall.
Goods this month we're ready for you with very large
stocks in every department at very low prices.
—New Dress Silks, now Waist Silks, new Colored Dress
Goods, Slylish Black Dross Goods, 15 to 20 per cent.
lower than ever before.
—Now Corded Velveteens, in all the latest colors and
shades at 40c.
—Ladies' and Children's German Cashmere Hose at
from 10 to 15 per cent below former prices.
—Boys' and Girls' heavy rib, all wool Il'ose, bought direct
from the Canadian Manufacturer, which moans a
saving of the wholesale profit,
—New Mantles, bought direct from throe different German
Makers and passed, through customs at lowest cluty,
hence wo aro able to sell them at 15 per cent. below
regular prices.
SPEOiAL. FOR SATURDAY
Ihirt Waists will to liks this
—All classes at 75c. and un-
der wo will clear at. .....40e.
—All Shirt waists at 81.00
and ,(1.85 will go at (30c.
eAt 25c Ep,oh
—80 fairs only, Black and Tan
. Hid Gloves slightly dam-
aged, worth regular $1,00
and $1,25 per pair.
Highest Price Paid for Butter and Eggs.
JoFerguson Co.
Dry' Goods and Groceries.
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