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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1898-9-30, Page 8OILIrEt tgalt %s rl9 Almost in every business there are certain lime of goode that from want of being shown or from other Owes remain unsold. Or it may be that the whole. eater has been over.etooked and the wise Tllmtsuax was a very quiet day, in town. Comm' in the Town Ball Friday evening of next week. EVEBx business man should make an exhibit at the Fall Ear. MUMS, Ewell ,h Innes took let prize on top buggies at Wingham Fair oe Wednesday. Genoa Captor and Thos: Maxwell have had new shingle roofs put upon their residences. WI5NEeDAv, Oot, 19th, is the day am merchant taking advantage of it hoe pointed by Judge Masson for the Voters' bought at a reduction. With this in view We have decided to have what we call "Our Bargain Table" on which will be plaoed Genuine Bar- gains. This week we have a line of Photograph Albums at 25o. which were originally from 41 to 42 each. We have also an assortment of Books, some at half prioe. The line Inoludee some paper bound ones whish when bound in cloth range from 85e. to 75o, ; these we offer at 5o. each, They are all good reading, Any.Sabbath Bohool buying these are supplied with envelopes and library garde and can have a large library at a small goat. Don't miss these bargains. G.,A. Deadman, Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller. GRAINO TRUNK RAILWAY. 800THERN EXTENSION W. G. & B. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows: Goma 80000. Gratin NORTH, express Ina a.m. I Mail 01.0 pan (sized ,9:46 a.m. Express 10:10 p.m ` rag ` CLUS Pins. Let Court in Brussels Two pare of hogs were shipped by Means. Clegg & Dames, and Meeurs. Baeker & Vanstone this week. Tau speeding events at the Fail 'Lair promise to be exciting, See the bicycle and foot ranee and lady driving, Doo. WARRIOR carried off let and 2nd prizes at Seaforth Fair last Friday on oolte bred from Saobb Warwiok'a well known trotting stallion "Costumer." He was also awarded a prize for roadster brood mare. HAND OuT.—Ieaao Fitzpatriok, who went to North Bay a short time ago, arrived bank last Saturday owing to his having inflicted a nasty out in the palm of his left hand with a knife he was using, incapacitating him from work for a time. He will remain in town until be is able to resume his oalling as baker. TENNse.—An enjoyable tennis match was played on the lawn of Barrister Sin• °lair on Monday afternoon between Dr. Tait and Mr. Cook, of Blyth, and mem. bers of Brussels club. In singles J. 1I, Cameron beat Mr. Oook, 6.2, 6.3. Stewart and Dr. Tait's soore was 0 2, 5.7, 8.6. In doubles J. 11. Cameron and W. M. Sinolair defeated the Blyth gentlemen by a score of 7.0, 6.2, 04. FELL INTO THE GIaTEns, Lest Wednes- day morning, Way, the youngest son of Rev. S. J. Allis, while running through a bank hallway did not notice that the trap door of the cistern was open and the first thing he knew was that he was taking an unexpected bath With his wearing apparel on. His brother, Arthur, fortunately happened to be near and promptly.ashed him out before mach damage was done, DEATH or J. M. OLIann,—John M. Olimie, for many years a prominent citizen and business man of Listowel, died Friday after an illness lasting since Spring. He was identified with the set- tlement and opening up of the country there, and operated gristing and saw mills for years. He was in his 65th year. The funeral took plaoe on Sunday afternoon. The late Mr. Olimie was an male of Wm. Olimie, license inspector of Listowel ; s brother-in-law of D. D. Hay, ex•M. P. P., of Stratford ( and father of Mrs, Roderick Roes, of Brussels. DIED. -0n Thursday of last week Daniel Collins, a prominent Kinoardine merohant, died in Toronto. He bad been ill for three months, and was taken to Toronto for treatment, and had under- gone an operation. Mr. Collins was en- gaged in the dry goode business. De - mimed was a Conservative in polities, a member of the quarterly board of the Methodist church and also of the Board of Education, an had attained exalted rank in the Masonic Order, having been the D. D. G. M. for Huron distriot. He leaves a wife, three sons and two daugb- ters, W. G. Collins, wife and sister -in• law attended the funeral on Sunday. It was a large funeral. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—La,et Saturday evening as Rev. Mr. Hunter and his mother were driving from Brussels to their home, 7th line, Morrie, the horse, which is a young animal, took fright at some wood on the side of the road ane in the dash it made upset the baggy. Mrs. Hunter bad her arm broken near the shoulder and was quite seriously shaken up and Mr. Hunter had a bone broken in Ms hand. A. 0. Dames, of Stanbrook, happened along at the time and Boon had Mre. Hunter in the doctor's office where the broken bone was set. She ie doing as well as oould be expected. Mr, Hunter pluckily took hie work on the Ethel cir- cuit on Sabbath but has suffered consid- erable inconvenience by the unfortunate accident. FAIR NIGHT OoNOEnT, Ib is seldom that the good people of Brussels and surround- ing country have an opportunity of hear- ing such a splendid program as that to be given on the evening of the Agrioultnral Fair, Oct. 7th, in the Town Hall. Mies Annie Snyder, one of Toronto's cleverest and most talented entertainers, oapturee her audience at onoe with her Humorous and Dramatic+ Readings. Mrs, Seymour Rambly, of the Metropolitan Sohool of Music, Toronto, is adjudged one of Toronto's sweetest and most popular Soloists. John E. Turton, of whom the Boston, New York and Toronto Press speak in the highest terms of praise as a Descriptive Baritone. Mies Eudora Auger, brilliant and talented Pianist and Aaoompaniet. Tiokets on sale at Fox's Drug store. SAMUEL FEAR DEAD,—A pioneer of over 60 years in Canada died at hie home in Atwood on Friday evening in the person of Samuel Fear, father of Rev. E. A. Fear, pastor of the Methodist churches in the Elma distriot, aged 72 years. The deceased was a sturdy Canadian, having spent about 68 years to his adopt• ed country, during 44 of which he was a local preacher in oonneotion with the Methodist denomination, Mr. Fear was born in Somorsetahire, England, and oame to America with his parents at the tender age of 8 years. The family spent a year in New York and then removed to Canada, settling at Guelph, where th5 subject of this brief sketch spent his boy. hood days, and at the age of 15 moved to the township of Woolwich, near Elmira, where helengaged in farming and resided there continuously until be was 50 years of age. Retiring from farm life he then spent a oonple of years in Elmira and from there went to Brussels, where he spent 12 years, He afterwards resided in Goderioh and IIalmesville for short periods, and in Milverton for three years, removing to Atwood last Jdly. Mr. Fear in polities, but was was a Reformer very liberal minded in all things. Besidee Rev. Mr. Fear the widow and four other eons survive to mourn their lose. The eons are J. W., gold miner, British Columbia ; W. J., dentist, Aylmer ; and I. V., druggist, of Seaforth ; and George, diepenser at R. Simpson's Toronto. Mr. Fear's death makes the third head of ae many generations that have passed away within the last 14 months, the grand. father, father and son, and all bearing the name of Samuel. The funeral took place on Monday afternoon from Atwood on the arrival of the G,' T. R. train, in - torment being made at Avondale owns bery, Stratford. Mrs. Fear and family will be sincerely sympathised with in their bsreavttnent. THE BRUSSELS POST SEPT - :80, 1898 • Tim supply of w galle about exhausted uste d at the Enterprise Salt Works. On as agent of this the pan is not being operat- ed for a while. Sescrnm.Ng and case lost, white trainee, Ti rnbe'ry street, Brussels, on Bepb, 4th. leintior will kindly leave at '1'nu Poser CoaloarASLn lanae and goof lot for eels on Alexander street, Brussels. Ap- ply pply to Jae, Walker A PnrowLrea Dsecovanv.—"Soak and Swab" is an infallible, Nielsen and non, poisonous remedy for rho pure of Cancer, Oartilaginons Close, Bore Throat and a Publishing House, variety of skit diseases. It 050ee Ganger A, Oouaossx, Gerge Itogere end W. V. in auy part of the body wheys the liquid Soott were the Deputy Returning 011ioers can reach it. Send fur 'Aniline giving in Brussels for the 1leblsoite vote on Thursday of this week, HowE & Oo, are opening out a large stook of One tweeds and overooabinge. See them before you buy. Wool wanted. See their ad. next week. SAMOA & \'AN9roNE have just reoaived One oar load of petition, Fanners wish - lug to gob p"taboes now IS your tune to get them from the oar. These are tireb. olaas potatoes. Doo, Bloom las moved to his new residence, lately purchased from Robert Armstrong, North-west oorner of town park. His office is also there. A street lamp will mark the place at night. BARRRISTER BLAIR was one of the speak- ers at the Prohibition meeting at Gorrie last Mooday evening. The other gentle- men who spoke were Rev. A. E. Smith, of Clifford, andRevds. Messrs. Goflin and Garbutt, of Gorrie. Will. 3. Stewart, who has 000upied a position in the Standard Bank here for the past 5 years, has been promoted to Bradford where be will become teller and aoeounbant. Will., as he ie commonly galled, is a smart, well educated, gentle- manly young man and Stands a good 'chance of working to the top. Re will be missed here by the Foot Ball and Tennis globe in both of which he took a lively intermit. Mr. Stewart expeots to leave in a few days. Mr. Damao, of Brighton, will take Mr. Stewart's place in the Bank here. GONE ro RossLbND.—Mise Mary E. MoLauoblin, of Brussels, who for several years past has been one of the most valued and trusted assistants at the Ar. oade, Stratford, left Saturday morning per i. P. R. for Roseland, 11, 0., where she bas secured a good situation in the large dry goods store belonging to E. M. Kinnear, of that plats. The Stratford Herald Bays : — During her residence here Mee MoLauoblin made many warm frieuds, who, while regretting her departure will wish her every success in her new life in the far West. She will be eepeoially missed in Knox church Y. P. S. circles, where her bright and genial dieposition was appreciated by all. HYMENEAL.—A very pretty wedding took place on September 14th at 2.30 o'clock in the old historic church of Sb. Mark's, Niagara -on -the -Lake, Ontario. The con. treating parties were Thomas Marks, of Roobeater, N. Y., formerly of Toronto, and Miss Harriet L. Francis, daughter of the late Dr. A. Francis, of Delaware, Ont., and sister to Miss H. V. Francis, of Brussels. The church was prettilydee- orated with golden rod and other flowers, by lady friends of the bride. As the bride walked up the aisle the bridal march from Lohengrin was played by Signor Neopolitano, of Toronto, aeoom- pauied by Mise Burne and Miss O'Oallory. The bride was led to the altar by her brother, A. A. Francis, of Kansas City, Mo. She looked exceedingly oharming in a gown of white taffeta silk, trimmed with pearl and chiffon, with veil and orange blossoms, and curried a bouquet of shower roses. The bridesmaid, Miss. Mary Marks, eister of the groom, was attired in white organdy, trimmed with laoe. The groom was attended by Robert A. Barton, of Toronto. S. R. Heakes, of Toronto, and N. Somerville, of Welland, were the where. The Rev. J. 0. Garret read the service, which bound the two hearts as one. After the oonolusion of the ceremony the bridal party and guests repaired to Roselawn, the pretty residence of Capt. Alex. Ser- vos, where a sumptuous wedding break- fast awaited them. The gifts were um usually handsome. The happy young oouple left on the 7 p. m. train for points East, oarrying with them the well ivishos of a host of friends. A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. FALL weather. Coara t0 the Fair. READ every advertisement, A NUMBER of wells in town are dry. Mote. STRAoHAN has a cottage t0 rent, EA50 HURON Fell Fair next Thursday and Friday. D. 0. Ross has had a new well dug at his residence, BRUSSELS Oouncil next Tuesday even- ing at 8 o'clock. FREIGHT basineee is beginning to boom again after the harvest. MILLINERY openings next week. Don't forget to see tba new styles. W. S. MoORAcosN was awarded 80 prizes at Wingham Fall Fair this week. 3E0. DONALDSON, Brussels, made an exhibit of harness at Belgrave Fair this week. Goalsrs GREEN'S fine black team captur- ed the red ticket at the Listowel Fair last week. A man program will be presented at the concert in the Town Hall, Friday, Fall Fair night. ST. JOHN'S church rectory is roofed now and the work is being rapidly advanced in the interior. IT is reported that R. S. Felton has disposed of the Atwood Bee. Mr. Pelton may remove to Montreal. BDUssELs school yard has been greatly - improved by the good coating of gravel planed thereon this Sommer. BRUSSELS cheese factory has sold its August make of cheese to Mr. Cook a, 9 cents. It will be shipped shortly. Ethan WILLrAMe attended the Palmer- ston Fair on Wednesday. He was a judge on carriages, implements, &o. THE cheap railway rates are a thing of the poet and the old rates Dame into play last Sunday. There will consequently be a dropping off in travel THE town Band played at a Harvest Home at Walton on Tuesday evening. They give a good program wherever their cervices are called into requisition. BILL.HEADs are now in season and THE Poet job department is filling orders right along for this line of office station- ery. Your order would also be appredi• ated. THE last issue of the Gazette contains this amongst ether notices : 88rd "Huron Battalion of Infantry," to be 2nd lien - tenant, provisionally, Burton de Forest Grant, gentleman ; viae, Barrister Blair, retired, ()mullah's butter salt took 5 out of 6 prizes at the Industrial Fair at Toronto. Theywere awarded three late and two 2nde. This speaks well for Brussels Salt Works wbiob are unexcelled in tbie Do. minion. APPLIOATIONs will be received up to Wedneeday evening, Oat. 6th. for the janitorship of the Metbodiet church. Salary 0100 per amain. Duties to com- mence Nov. 1st. The oaretakiogfot the cemetery is one of the duties. The indi- vidual receiving the office must be a reel, dent of Brussels. • HEMnbr—WOLSE.—A quiet and pretty wedding was celebrated in Palmerston on Wednesday of last week, at the resi- dence of Jacob and Mrs. Wolf, when their daughter, Levine, was united in the bonds of wedlock to William Hambly, of Palmerston, formerly of Brussels. The event took place at 5 o'clock, Rev. L. Wittioh, of Wallace, performing the ceremony. Only a few of the relatives and intimate friends were present. The bride was charmingly attired in a costume of drab, with silk ribbons and pearl trimmings, and was attended by her sister, Mies Kate Wolf, who was also handsomely dressed, The groom was ably supported by his brother, Lincoln Reliably. The happy couple will take up their residence in Palmerston. Nlos THING TO BB Renvz.—Last Mon• day we were seated in our sanctum, bus• ily engaged with the multifarious work that falls to en Editor's lot, when with- usineeo men in out warning,stepped two b of Brussels. The draggiat had a pistol and the dry goods man a base ball club and without an explanation were were asked to throw up our hands and a5 we did so crack went the pistol and—a paper cap was exploded. After this Buffalo Bill introduction these "gentle" -men stated their business, viz., that they de. sired a load of gravel placed before their store fronts. We agreed to the demand and the troops retired in good order. Had we not been the flghtieg Editor of this journal We might have been badly soared but as it wan we did not think it moos sexy to kill either of the intruders as both are married men. We warn them against over repeating the dose on ,the peril of realizing 00 their life Mimi/and-4 Instruotions how to apply the liquid. Sold lit 00o. per pint and 30o, per half pint bottle. Mormop's LABORATORY, God's. rich. r'Sold by Jae. Fox, Druggist, Brussels. 0-tf The Aro(biahop of Ontario and Mrs. Lewis hav,) presented the rector of Bath with avaluatle fifteenth century own. mullion eervioo. At Montreal an elovon•year-old boy named Napoleon Couture was killed al- most immediately by pioking up an eleotrio wire in the street. 030R1V . RANDS.—In Grnbamville, on Sept. 17th, the wife of Mr. Wm. Rands, of a daughter. S2ATv'Fv'x:17X7, MsmmEx—Bs otisx,--Ab the Methodist parsonage, Belgrave, on Sept. lib, by Rev, F. J. oaten, Ph. B., Mr. Remy A. Markley, of Tnrnberry, to Mise Martha S. Begley, of Wing. Ilam. _- -- ---. Srs ?J. Business Locals. Anuernoxn.—In Grey, on '4,pt. 181(3' Albert Armstrong, agog 23 ; ears. EDalulaae.—In Listowel, on Sept. 17th, the infant ohild of J. 11.1.nuuds, aged 5 menthe and 5 days. OLIans.—In Montreal, on St pt. 1861, David Oliinis, aged 17 years and 17 days, Jor.Lx.—In Elena, on Sept, 18.h, Juhu Jolly, agtd 43 yours. BAILEY.—Iu Listowel, ou Sept. 10th, Mary Ann Bailey, aged 73 years. MAeoN.—In Wallace, on Sept. 201h, William Mason aged 66 years. MaLEon.—In Listowel, on Sept. 2191, the infant ohild of John McLeod aged 12 days. FEAR.—In Atwood, on Sept. 22rd, Samuel Fear. formerly of Brussels, aged 72 years, 1. month and 10 days. COLCLOUGH.—LI Morrie, on Sept. 19111, Lorne Edmund, youngest son of John and Annie Colotough, aged 11 months and 28 days. AV CT=OST SAO:.,.,. TDssn,Y, OCT. 4.—Farm stook, im ple- ments, &a., at Royal Hotel, Ethel. S ale at 1 o'olook. Dan. Brown, Prop., F. 8. Scott„Auc. RS'yann=m.s X,5 .o or vTs. Fall Wheat Barley. Peas Oats Butter, tubs and rolls Eggs per dozen Flour per barrel Potatoes (per bus.) Hay per ton Hides trimmed Hideo rough Salt per bbl., retail Sheep skins, each .,.,. Lamb skins eaoh Hogs, Live Wool Apples (per bag) Jose received a oar of oatmeal to ex• change for oats. Baehr & Vanstone. A G0OD opening for an enterprising dress maker. Rooms over Mre. Kick's. ALWAYS take the G. T. R. when you can. S,S.S.—Scenery, Safety and Speed. WANTED -200 tubs choice Dairy Butter, 14o, Also 50 oases eggs weekly. G. E. King, Wingham. ANY amount of wood will be taken for saw gumming and filing. Wood may be rough or smooth, hard or soft, any length or in the log, and to be delivered before the work leaves the shop. T. MoGnnoon, saw filer and inventor, Queen et. East, Brussels. Han DRESSING, -Mrs. Taylor wishes to inform the ladies of Brussels and vicinity tbat she will be here for the next two weeks doing up hair out of the hair comb- ings, also shampooing. Hours from 5 to 8 p. m. Satielaotion guaranteed. A call solicited. All orders left at the residence of Wateon Ainley will be promptly attended to. MRs. TAYLOR. HANDSOME, beautiful and becoming are the styles of hair goods as produced by Prof. Doranwend this season. The Fall styles of bange, wigs, fronts, switches, de., aro marvels of beauty and every lady should see them, In a few minutes the Prof. can demonstrate what constitutes the eseential pointe in a handsome woman. As he .has inoreased territory to cover he cannot visit here as often as heretofore, so oall on him now at the American Hotel on '1'hnreday, Oot. 18th. °TITTERS AND Buonnss,—Ewan & Innes have been at Toronto Fair and are getting two oar loads of Ontter5 and Boggles for Winter and Fall stook which they will sell at rook bottom prices, and guarantee to give the bast satisfaction ever give in Brussels in this line. We also bave on hand second band Buggies down as low as 45 and oeoond hand road carte at (34, r wheels at 8,50. Wheelbarrows with iron w1) el Repairing done promptly and cheaply in Blacksmith and Waggon Shops. Ewalt' & INNES, Brussels. GENTLEMEN'S BALDNESS.—The number of bald heads is surprising. Over 86,000 men wear Prof. Dorsnwend's Art Hair coverings, however, there are many yet who 'should use them both for the sake of health and appearance, Prominent men all over the continent wear them and it is duly necessary to try'one on to bo nom vinoed of the advisability of poaaessing one. It prevents the dangers inoidental to cold, catarrh, neuralgia and othee troubles. The Prof. is to be at the American Hotel oti Thursday, Oot. 18th, where he will be pleased to show all the value of his prodaotions. m m•a ST,I,1XD,'1J .n BANE 01! C4Nt:2D,�1, =roe C'.9.C.+"'x+Tt.:7S00exo 0t070. HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) - 47,000,000 0AP1'BAL (Authorized) • . . • 42,000,000 A lfeltact in all principal positis in Ontario, Qualeo, Manitoba, United States it England. dtm`,3",S°za6' JAYsaw/. A General Banking Bueiuees Traneaoted, Farnete' Notes Diuoonutad. Drafts. baud and Collections made on all pointe. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on depoeite 0641.00 and upwards from slat of deposit to date o withdrawal and omnpounded half yearly. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIWEN TO THE COMMOTION Or FARMERS' SALE NOTES. Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance, M. M, BRENT, Mamma. 03 64 30 35 48 50 22 28 12 13 12 13 4 00 4 00 60 70 5 00 5 00 53 5 5 5 1 00 (10 40 40 25 25 4 00 4 25 10 17 50 50 S-'A7�2� F'ASRS. Ener Wawanosh, Belgrave, Sept, 29, 30. Morris, Blyth, Oat. 4, 5. Howiuk. Fordwiah, Oat, 4. I1lma, Atwood, Oat. 4, 5. Eesb Huron, Brussels, Oot, 0, 7. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN, A HUNTER, LICENSED AUC - tot.TIONEEo.Money to lo an. Farms OTTAQE TO RENT. ALSO tl rooms over Smith &'MaLaren's store, Apply to MRS. STRAORAN, Brussels, COMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR sale or to rent in North Brussels. Im- mediate possession. Apply to BARRISTER BLAIR Or W.11, N.Dak. LPEOTAC.LE S OF ALL KINDS fitted to cornet all failures of eyesight. And your ayes tested free by latest optical methods at DIVISION 00111LT OFFICE, Brussels. fT0USE AND LOT IN ETEC for sale, known as 4115 ilsmeworth house, will be sold cheap as proprietor is going bank 1t0 his Canon. Possession ab 01100.For further particulars apply to El- WM. POLLARD, Ethel, REVERE HOUSE, BRUSSELS 1 V PoR %ALE.^This very commodious and desirable property will hie sold at ,a very moderate sum, or leased to a tenant on most advantageous terms. Amply to J. A, CREIGHTON, 7-tf Agent for Vendors. STRAYED FROM THE PRENI- istie of the undersigned, lob 18, con. 9, Grey, on or about Aug. 16, two ewes, with blank mark behind right shoulder and two ram lambs ; tails uncut. Any information leading to their recovery will be thankfully received. ROBT. MENARY, 11-tf Brussels P.O. r ON APT. J. STI'I�TT r • t rimes 0e an Auctioneer, Who has had 26 years out u health, has, Uat who bud otout quit owing to 111 health,hastagain taken out at ria and is trmprepared to action guaranteed. salsa Dates aay berms. Sad at Ta o00ublte Publishing H use. be arranged at Talc Pose PuE'I'T N IIouso, JAS. BTRETTON, `_1•tf -__ _ Auctioneer. REMOVED. M. R•MOORE, V. S.,has removed his 00050 and residence to tbo Property recently por- ehased by him, apposite D, Ewau s residence, North-west earner of town Park. Thanks aro returned for paeb patronage and a12 4 - tinuun5s of favors asked, M, H. MOORE, V. S. r3r —AND -- 1 �� tike� sin RS. E. ROGERS l3egs to announce that her Millinery and Mantle Openings will take place on Thursday and Friday,-462.-� OCT. 6 & 7, When will be shown all the newest and lead- ing Styles for the coming season. MISS SS D /d BAR, 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- ronage 1 solicit a continuance of their favors. E. ROGER S. BRUSSELS, Sept, 22ud,1898. Voters' List Court. No(i00 is hereby given that 0, court will be held, pursuant to the "Voters' List Act,” by idle Honor the Judge of the County Court of the county of Huro,,, at the 'Town Hall, on the nineteenth day of October, 1808, et ton o'olook a, lir„ to hear and determine the several complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List of the MUllioipality of Bruer/els for 1808, All parsons having busi- ness at the court aro required tto attend at the said time and place. Dated the le Oh ,lay of Sep bomber, 1878. 7', 8. 900TT, Clark of said Municipality. REAL ESTATE. FARnI TO RENT —TELE UN– do•eignod will lease his 200 acro farm, beiug North Bali Lob 23 and North Halt of South half Lots 20 and 20, Don.c, Morris. (loud buildings, noun more Convenient ; lural in good order. Voeses51050 on Nov. 1051. Reason for leasing, going into business in Brussels, For further particulars apply to WALTER 1NN1:0, at the Carriage Works of Ewan & Innes, Brussels. 8.10 T1AB8I FOR SALE.—THE UN– ..1. nnnemvin offers his ileo 200 none farm being Lots 27 and 28, St Con. 8, Morris, On the premises aro 2 comfortable houses and 8 barns, two orchards, wells, &c. 108 °leaved, balance 1)0811, F115111 Is only 2 miles from Walton village and 41 from Brussels. Possession could be g&eu in 2 mouths after sate, For further partlenlars as to price, terms. &o„ apply on the premises or if by letter to Walton P.O. JOHN L AWSON, 0-tf Proprietor. AR'II FOR SALE.—TIMI; UN– i) sloxau offers his 100 acre form for Bale, being the South 3 of Lot 20, 0011. 2, Morris, Thom are 80 acres cleared and well fenced, balance about 0 acres cedar swamp, remainder haudwood bush, There is it good brick house with kitchen, woodshed and cellar complete, large bans barn with stab- ling, orchard, two good wolfs and other eon- veuienoes. Situated 4 miles from Brussels and 11 utiles from Jamestown, Possession 6lvon 1st of March. Fall wheat will be pus in by tenant, For price and terms apply to Marrow P.O., Essex Co. JOHN WILSON, Prop, 1[.(1ARN6r FOR g O oSALE.—THE ffers his 100 HEunufarn for sale, being Lot 52,N 3 Con. 7, Morris, There are 70 acres °leered and under crop, balance hardwood bush. There ie a good frame house, with kitchen, woodshed and cella complete; beak barn with stove stabling orchard, walls, and all other oonvonienese. Only :1 of a mile from school and 8 miles from Brussels, Possession would be given at ouoe, For pries and terms apply on the premises or to Brussels P. 0., to 34 -ti SIMON FORSYTH, Proprietor, Ius!o Books \Ve have no ' in stock the fol- lowing poptlltl Music Books :— rr? The Elite Song Folio, The Peerless -Song Folio, The Ideal for Piano and Organ, The Royal Crown for Piano and Organ, The American Song Folio. These Books contain all the latest and most popular Songs and Piano Selections, Fox's Drug Store. Notice to Creditors. IN THE 014050/1 01r TEE E'S'TATE OF .L(.IIP'.e 051015, 01` 011111'2000051nP Ul MORRIS, IN TEN 0011000 01,110110N, 541(011115, 00013510. Not'al1, S O.il07t ohmbbt',dl'uo edlterabmod tar 1.20, other persons having Env claim or demand against the Eebato of 3atn00 Diek, of the Township of Morrie, in nm County of Huron Farmer, deceased. who died on or about elle Fourth day of December, A. 1). 1807, ere 00• (mired on or before the. Fifteenth day of Oobobor,A.D,1895, to send by post tnro- pate), or to deliver to William M. Sinclair, of the village of Brussels, in the county or Ruron, Soliaitor for lOannah Dick, the Ad- .mluistratrix,of the estate of the said de- ooased, their names, addresses mud 000090• tion, with full particulars of their claims, 0 statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (if auy) hold by them. And uotf00 is hereby given that after snob last mentioned dale, the said Adminiet•1'att•ix will proceed to distribute the assets of Clio sold deceased, amongst the parties entitled thereto , having regard only to the Maluls of which notice shall have been given at the time aforoonitl, and the said Admbnistratrix will not be liablefor the said assets or auy whose clai ( notice shall not'have been re coivod at the time of 5110h distribution. W. I.I. SINOLAIIt,Brn aside, Solloitor for Adminiseratlix. Dated at 13reseals tbie Twenty -Eighth day of Sep Lem bon, A, D.1898. Graduates tat tes Demand LT Gle CENTRAL �l_ ..J ��I hJ is v� I � �uI � llr � Enjoys an ENVIABLE REFUTATION for SUPERIOR WORK. Iintcr any time. h're, Circulars, W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. True to Nature and beautiful in effect are Prof. Dorenwend'-s Hair Goods Styles. He will be at the American Hotel, Brussels, on Tharsdia7, dot. 13, With all kinds of LADIES' and GENTS' HAIR GOODS STYLES in Wigs, Toupees, Bangs, Switches, (wavey, curly and straight in all lengths and shades.) Everything new and up to date. His Fail styles this season excel all previous efforts. Oome to his show rooms and see. Styles tried on and advice an to what is most hemming and bow to retain beautiful heir given free of charge. Be early to avoid over -crowding. The Dorerwe a. Co., Limi1od, Toronto. lout hair taken in ex - 1,;;> 1 3 ' change or cash paid for it. l ^i r,"=:•• White and gray shades wanted particularly. Remember at the AMERICAN HOTEL THURSDAY, OCT. 13. fh' MIS�B OSS extends a cordial invitation to the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity to attend the FALL MILLINERY OPENING O N orilloa Atic Even ternoo'n r.. �J' a SI, �y' f Q � `"And Following Days.` ..,.ALL THE NEWEST STYLES. Dress and Mantle making:in connection, sses Rosso Stretton Biock,5 m Brussels.