The Brussels Post, 1898-10-21, Page 8Our New
Wall Papers
By the time this advertise -
anent appears some of our new
stock of Wall Papers will be here
—and better values than ever
before, We bought just in time,
however, as prices have advanc-
ed in many lines since. There
is a pleasure in showing
NICE GOODS
AT LOW PRICES
and we are confident there is
nothing better in Wall Papers
for the money.
, G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician & Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
202085115 EXTENSION W. G. & R.
Traina leave Bruesele Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING BOvT31. GOING NORTE.
Semen 7:18 a.m.I Mai) ............2:
Mated 8346 B.m. Express 10:20 p,a
tax
fora.t Bas Items,
A ohiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
BELOAO.
HORSE Fair.
MUDDY roads.
AN000sn wedding yet,
FALL moving is at hand.
THANIUGIVING Day Nov. 24th.
A. 0. U. W. on Friday evening of this
week.
$1.00 in advance gets THE Pose until
close of 1899.
B. Gann, Tax (balloter, has oommen.
oed hie ditties.
Now is the time to advertise your
strayed stook.
Bauman bhee60 factory will continue
to run during Ootober.
BRUesEL8 is a greab shipping point for
borne, cattle, sheep and pigs.
ORGANEND ALLAN, of Alliston, is here to
give the A. 0. U. W. a boom.
MONTHLY Horse Fair at Brussels, on
Thursday, Nov. 3rd. Don't forget it.
THE open season for quail commenced
on October 1516, but no quail may be
sold or purchased.
Madame of 1898 free to all uew sub.
scribers to TEE Pon eubsoribing for 1898.
Don't borrow any longer.
GET a ticket for the Citizens' Enter.
teinmeut Course. Four first-class con-
certs,reserved seats, for only 91.00.
THE Board of Health will meet. on
Monday evening, 81et inst., to receive the
IDepeotor's and Medical Health officer's
reports.
HuNTEEo' excursion tickets on the G.
T. R. will be good from 0a8. 20th to Nov.
1st, going. The return fare will be the
nominal single fare. Tickets good to re.
turn up to Deo. 14th.
THE proposed sale of the Atwood Bee
and the removal of Editor Pelton to
Aylmer, Quebec, as referred to last week,
was not consummated and Bro. Pelton
will continue to gather honey from the
Bee aa of yore.
TES funeral of the late Mrs. Swindon
passed through Bruesele on Wednesday
afternoon to the cemetery here. The re.
mains were brought to Brussels on Tues.
day night's train from Michigan, where
the old lady has been residing.
A 0RL`7E and all the ne0essery attaob•
meats has been purohated by Messrs.
Johnston & Ooohrane for use at their
marble worke in this plaoe. The hoist-
ing apparatus did duty at the new Perlia.
ment iBuildings at Toronto when they
were e pains erected.
e
d.
ANOTHER BAI:ERY.—las, Ballantyne,
grocer, who has an oven at the rear of
his store, has deotded to open up a bak-
ery, and with that object in view has en.
gaged Wm. Grewar, and in the coarse of
a week expeotsto be turning out bread
and cakes, He will pat a delivery van
tills y 1oMturOe travel `alnewr Mae subject, $�Imf
on GOOD BOBBERtoo. _ penal Canada," was well chosen and
a Cocker paD elDthat iee0ente Land idahas treated in such a manner as to delight
the andienoe ; indeed it moot have given
a new idea to all persons of the extent
and senio wealth of the Dominion. It
would make an excellent lecture for
presentation in Great Britain, as an aid
to immigration, and world else make a
valuable means of entertainment, Dom.
biaed with edn0ational advantage, for
our sohool children or High sohool pupils.
The views covered the outstanding
features from Newfoundland on the East
to the Paoifio cities on the West, and
provided nob a variety a8 to bold the at-
tention of the audience till the very last.
One cannot imagine more beautiful
pictures or ones more artetioelly pro•
duoed. Mr. Yeigh'e lecture was ably
rendered combining the essence of in.
formation with a touch of anecdote,
and legend and history. The reading of
the story of Evangeline, with pictorial
and musiaai ROOODI Oniment, won pro-
longed applause, 08 did the rendition of
two Frenoh-Canadian ohaneone by R. 3,
Dilworth. The views of the Britieb
Columbia rnoontatns and those of the
Lake of the Woods, Kootenay and Yukon
gold flelde were further features of the
enjoyable program. The idea of protest-
ing tunnels of Canadian oitio5 at an early
stage of their existence and 08 at present
proved to be an interesting way of meas.
tiring theft growth. Taken altogether,
the moving panot5me, of coast and sea
and lake views, of our great rivers and
woterfells, of our historic °entree and
cities, of our Ontario farms and Manito•
ba wheat fielde, of the mountain's and
cities of the West, made one feel indeed
that our country is impala] in its sone
and extent, and in its promise for the
future, The Eton, Goa. W. Rose, Mile.
ter of Education, inttodieed Mr. Yei rh
in strong terms of commendation for the
petri0884 and odq°ati°nal work be was
doing in exploiting things Canadian,
HE 13PVT_TSb'ELS POS
T
Oc.', 31, 1898
WArcui out for Frank Yeigh's date. Three licensee and eotlpone may be ob•
He's worth going miles to hear. Gained frons Barrister 8 Desai..
lean Huron Fall Fair prime will he
paid at the Town Hall, by Treasurer
Stewart on Stiturday afternoon of this
week.
1 oti
A 1 On n ItE
MA III P. N. G, was e
1BOtOd
Noble Grand of Western Star Lodge, No.
149, I. 0. 0. F. Brussels, owing to the
removal of Jno. Smith, bbe occupant of
the chair, to Winnipeg. The Degree
Team is being shaped up for the Witter
campaign and new blood continues to be
added to the membership roll,
LAST Monday Thos. Bridwell, who
lives near Clifford, was in Brussels. Ile
has leased his brink residence and lob to
Walter Tunis, of Meesre, Ewan & Innes,
who will move shortly from his farm on
the 580 of Morris,, Mr, Bradwell had
several offers regarding the pfrohase of
the property but declined to sell in the
meantime.
G. T. R,—In addition to large ship,
menta of apples and gait this week there
was forwarded 2 oars of oats and a oar of
wheat, by R. Graham ; a car of hogs, by
Messrs. Clegg & Dames ; a oar of cattle
and a oar of lambs, by Geo. Best ; a ear
of Iambi by R, Ferguson ; 1 oar of lambs
by Ino, Roddiok ; and 8 decks of hogs,
by Beaker & Vanstone, The latter firm
will also ship a double deok on Saturday
of this week.
HORSE Baeu.—A matched race is tallied
of between Stratton Bros, game pacing
stallion "Guy," of this pleats, and "Sadie
D.," of Wingbam, who was here on Fall
Fair day, The Wingbam man wants
mile heats while Stratton Bros„ owing to
their horse being very fat, ask half mild.
The horses are closely matched but on
the half mile it is quite likely "Guy"
would show the mare hie heels, The
"patchy" weather win probably forbid
any testing this Fall.
"What I do now ye know not but ye
shall kuow hereafter" was Rev. John
Roes' text last Sabbath morning. The
main divisions were: (1) The present
mystery ; (a) mystery in God's doot.
rines ; (b) mystery in God's doings ; (o)
myetery lu God's dealings. (2) The
future solution ; (a) by the exorcise of
faith ; (b) by acquiescence ; (o) by joyful
waiting. The reverend gentleman die-
ooursai with equally good effect in the
evening from the words "Behold I stand
at the door and knook, &a.," considering
it from the two standpoints (1) The pic-
ture of the sinner ; (2) The portrait of
the Saviour,
JAS. MOLADOHLr5 PASSES AWAY.—Last
Sunday JamasMoLnuolllin, of Wingbam,
formerly of Brussels, passed away from
time in his 58813 year. Cause of death
was ossifloatiou of the lining of the
stomaob with which he had suffered for
about 2 years. Deceased was born in the
Go. of Renfrew, township of MoNab, and
was the 5th son of the )ate Thoe. Mo-
Lanoblio, who died 47 years ago. He
served his apprenticeship at shoemaking
in Brussels and continued to reside here
until 1882 when be removed to Wingham
going into business with Mr, Haugh.
In the neighborhood of 32 years ago be
wa8 married to his now bereft partner,
Miss Mary Connor, of Harpurhey, and
she with two sons, Frank, of Detroit, and
Gus., of Wingham ; and Miss Maggie,
of New York, survive. A daughter was
buried in August 1871. Deceased 100s a
Presbyterian in religion ; a Liberal in
politics and was also a member of the
Canadian Order of Foresters and the
Sons of Subtend. Jas. MsLauohli0 was
an honest, straightforward man who en•
jeyed the esteem of all who knew him.
The luueral took place to Brussels came.
tery on Tneeday afternoon. It Was in-
tended to have had a procession of the
two Societies bat the rain interfered,
Mr. MaLauohlin was a brother to Dom
000, Thos., Alexander and Neil MoLauoh•
lin, of Brunie and locality. Mrs. Mo.
atm 3n an amt y are sympathised
with in their bereavement, Rev. D.
Petrie, of Wingham, and Rev. John
Ross, B. A., of Brussels, conducted the
service. There were 10 members of the
0. 0. F., end a like number of the S. 0.
S., from Wingbam, and a number of both
Orders from Brussels in attendance.
H
3, N. Esti, ,L found the Jersey calf he
had advertised in Tin POST for the past
two weeks by the advt.
G. A. Dmoiti
l]0. a
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carpeted the floor
P o
of i drugstore ora w
ith since m '
sum kin
&
g
quits an improvement thereby.
Tum electric light near the AmerIoan
Hotel will be moved 10 or 13 feet North
of its present positon B° LAS to render
batter service on Mill street.
MAOmIAN.—Adrien Balza°, a magician
and wonder worker, will give an enter.
tai0ment fn Brussels Town Hall ou Wed-
nesday evening of next week, ander the
suspioes of the I, 0. 0. F.
VOTERS' LIST COURT.—Wedueaday fore.
noon Judge 11laeeon held Voters' List
Court in the Town hall, Brussels. The
Liberals appealed to add 7 names and
euooeeded and asked to strike 8 off, au.
oeeding in 7. There were 11 Conserva-
tive appeale to add, 6 of which were
granted and out of 0 appeals to strike off
3 were granted. Lawyers Blair and Si0.
°lair, of Brussels, and Dickenson, of
Wingbam, attended. Judge Masson does
the straight thing in these courts and de.
serves oredit for it as there are oases
where a Judge's political bias outs quite
a figure.
TEAT JACa KNIFE Terex.—We had a
call from William Bennett, of Grey, this
week. He nays the ohap who got his 910
on Fair day told him be would return it
if he would come with him to his reei-
deuoe. Mr. Bennett agreed and they
struck off together and walked • several
blocks. Mr. B. was pointed out a corner
house as the resideooe of the thief, and
before he had time to get out of the way
the young fellow dealt him a blow and
then made off. 111r. Bennett followed
calling "stop thief," and somebody stop.
ped the fellow until Mr. B. came up,
when be tool. °barge of him and took his
men to the Queen's. It seems the start
of the story was a bet over an old trick of
opening a jack knife. Mr. Bennett
thinks the oorporation should maks good
his 910, but the oorporetion thinks dif-
ferently.
MATRIMONIAL,—The Durham Review of
last week gave place to the following
news item of interest to Brusselites :—
On Tuesday evening last, a quiet wed.
ding took place at the residence of Thos.
Whelan, Lower Town, the contracting
parties being his daughter Mise Emma,
and Chas. Urquhart, of the Standard
Bank, Brussels. The. ceremony took
place in the presence of immediate re-
latives, Rev. Mr. Ferguson tying the
nuptial knot. John Whelan anted as
groomsman, while the bride was support-
ed by her sister Miss Maud. The bride
was bastefnlly attired in silk, (the new
shade, ashes 0f Roses,) and looked lovely
as she entered carrying a boquet of white
flowers. The ceremony over, a splendid
wedding dinner was partaken of, and
amid many good wishes the happy couple
left on the evening train for a tour in
Eastern Ontario. The Review sends
after them editorial rice, and to our lady
Muds at home we may whisper that a
disinterested lady's opinion of the groom
is that he is a "good looking, splendid
fellow."
GOLDEN WEDDING.—The Drayton Ad-
vocate speaks of a brother and sister.
in-law of E, 0. Lawry, of Brussels, as
follows; •-A very pleasant event took
place at the residence of Ur. and Mrs.
ParkerLowry,12th Ooneeesi0n Maryboro,
on Tuesday, 4th October, it being the
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
of their weddingday. Among the guests
present were: Mrs. Thomas Simpson of
Orangeville, sister of Mrs. Lowry, who
was her bridesmaid ball a century ago ;
Mrs, J, Wilcox of Toronto, another sister ;
Mr. Richard Walker, a brother ; also
Mrs. S. Reid, of "The Maples," Gera-
fr0xa, a nieoe of Mra. Lowry. These
with members of their own family, spent
a very pleasant day. There were five
persons present who were at the wedding
fifty years ago, when lir, and hire. Lohvey
were married at Guelph by the late Rev.
Dr. Bredin. They were the recipients of
many valuable and useful presents. Mr.
Lowry is w descendant of the great Earl
of Chatham, and Mrs. Lowry is a re-
lative of Sir U. Oresswell, England.
They have six children ; one son and two
daughters are in Manitoba ; the other
son and two daughters are settled near
their parents.
Fnaloc 'FEIGN Oo5ING,—This gentle.
men will visit Brussels in the month of
November ander the auspices of the
Citizens' Ooures, and give one of hie cele-
brated illustrated lectures. The date
will announced
be
n
ext week.
Last
Friday's Toronto Globe speaks as fol-
low of Mr. Yeigh'e lecture on "Imperi•
al Canada," :—"Association Hall held
one of the largest and most representa•
tive indium in its history last night on
the occasion of Frank Ysigh's fifth an'
been taught various tricks; such as fetch-
ing hie owner's slippers, &o. The dog
has carried oat tbie feature in a wider
oirole and oao0sionally curiae to M.
Ilalliday's home articles of more or lees
value. One day last week a pair of rub-
bers', ladies' size, were brought home,
and as Mr. Halliday did not know from
what point of the Oompa55 they came, he
left them at THE POST to be claimed by
their owner. They proved to be the
property of Mrs. Wismar.
FROM DAUPHIN.—R. C. Sperling, for.
reedy of Brussels, writes THE Pose ae
follows :—Dauphin is improving very
fast. We have 4 elevators, a store house
and a grist mill to handle the grain,
The Drops are good, wheat running
from 26 to 40 bushels to the acre, and
more in some places. Vegetables are a
good Drop. There are three ohnrahes
building here now, two of them frame
and another brink. The contract has
just been let for a 93,000 school house to
be completed this Fall. There bas been
a lot of building all Summer. Mr, Spar.
Sing says he le likely to be there alt
Winter.
LOWED AT LANGIION, DAxOTA,—Tho
Langdon paper speaks of two 90ntleme0
well known in Brussels as fellows 1-11,
M. Dickson, of Detroit, Mich., a brother
of J. G. and W. 13. Dickson, who came 80
Langdon some time ago on a visit, has
decided to enter into a partnership with
W. B. and practice law io Langdon. The
new firm will °soupy oommodiou5 guar.
tern on the second geor of the Allert.
Winter Wok, and will undoubtedly have
a very lucrative pr0otfoe, Mr, Nekton
is a graduate of the Detroit Law School
and sine hie taming .here hag made a
large number of warm friende, who will
be glad to learn that he hag decided to
remain,
L hl' df '1
Business Locals.
Le you are out of potatoes call on J. T.
Ross, grocer.
Jun received a oar of oatmeal to ex.
change for oats. Beaker & Vaoetone.
A GOOD opening for an eoterprieing
dress maker. Rooms over Mrs, Kirke,
A
ALW Ye take t
he.T
G .R.when you
n. B,S.S.—Soenery,Safety, and Speed.
ed.
LnsGE and well selected stook of horse
blankets of all kinds at J. Donaldson's
Brunie.
WANTED, -- Choice butter 17 outs,
dried apples and poultry. G. E. King,
Wingham,
COMFORTABLE house and good lob for
sale on Alexander street, Bruesele. Ap-
ply to Jas. Walker.
OYSTER season is here and W. A. Ori°h
is prepared to supply the public with
Booth's best brands from Baltimore.
JNo, DONALDSON has just received a fine
stook of rubber and woollen rugs, robes,
&o. Call and see them before ordering
elsewhere.
W. A. Onion is 88811 doing business at
the old stand where 20031 be found bread,
cakes and pastry. Fruits in their sea-
son.
POTATOES.—J.T. Rose has just reoeived
a car of aholoe potatoes which be will
offer to the public at reasonable figures.
Call and gee them.
AocopNTs DUE OCT. 1sT.—We've ren-
dered our accounts. Kindly cell in and
settle, It's e, pleasure to do business
with prompt pay. Smith & Mariann.
Do You EAT POTATOES 7—Jag, T, Rose
has purchased a oar of No. 1 potatoes
and i8 now ready to serve the pubiio at a
living prion. Doa'b buy until you see
them.
BAE202 & VANSTONE have just received
one oar load of potatoes. Fermera wish -
fog to get potatoes now i5 your time t0
get them from the oar, 'These are gist.
class potatoes.
Bayne & Inns have a few Ara•oiase
new baggies on hand which will be sold
cheap so a8 to clear stook out to make
room for cutters. Also road carts, new
and seoond hand, at big reduotion8,
A PRIOELEs8 DrsoovEix,—"Soak and
Swab" is an infallible, painless and nen•
poeonous remedy for the pure of Oancer,
Cartilaginous Ulcers, Soto i;br0at and a
variety of 881n dieea8ee, 31 cures cancer
in any part of the body where the liquid
nen read) it, Bend for oirouler giving
inetrhatione how to apply the liquid.
Sold at 6110, per pint and 80o. per half
pint bottle. MCLEon's LABon,ATofY, Gode.
rich. la' Sold by Jae, Fox, Druggist,
Brussels, 11.tf
CumeS oar of potatoes received. See
them at J. T. BOSS',
HAIR J 1E5SING,—11'Lrs, Taylor wishes to
inform the ladies of Brussels and vicinity
thatle will alit Uq hero for the next two
welts i ' 3 3
w c 0333 3 hair
tntoftboh hair a b
l
iu 1 r
ge, Also shnu3lo, hit„ TIoure from 5 to
8 p. Sati [
a°tau
a guaranteed, A call
solicited.1
A I mien left at the rgeidenaa
Of Watson Ainley will be promptly
attended to. Mne, "IAYLou,
nieisscle Sebotll Beard,
P110 regular monthly meeting of the
Public School Board was held in the
Board Boom on Friday evening of last
weal., All the members present exoept
Jos, Turnbull, The minutes of the last
regular and adjourned meetinge were
react and approved.
An account of 11, Cousley, $10.40, for
teaching, sons presented and it was moved
by J. G. Skene, seconded by W. Blashill
that it be paid. Carried.
Moved by A. Cousley, seconded by W.
P. Vanstone that Geo. Herr be allowed a
rebate of 85 cents per month of bhe swllool
foes of his children, that being the amount
of his school taxes in Brussels section,
Carried.
Board then adjourned.
Romeo Creek, Stratford, is to be clean•
ed out.
Stratford ohuro1es want a visit from
Hunter & Crossley.
Mrs. Kedwall, of Sebringville, fell and
seriously injured herself.
Fall wheat has grown too 0,,,t near
Mitchell and farmers don't hell kuow
how to set it back. Some have turned
cattle in, while others are tanking it back
with a mower.
Miss Wbitworth, of St. Morys, has
been elected to succeed Mies Lottie
Wiggins as superintendent Of junior work
for the Ontario 0.E. Union.
The dismissal of the North Perth elu-
tion use with wets is nob only a com-
plete vindioation of John Brow°, M. P.
P., bob of bis leading supporters.
Mr.Davidson is aboat to have an acety-
lene gas plant installed in the IIioke
House, Mitchell. Several other besiness
houses are talking of having Own put in.
• =cram..
LoTT; In Brussel., on Oot. (ith, the wife
of Dlr. Geo. Lott, of a daughter.
0.1usnoti.—In Oranbrook, on Oct. 8t13,
the witeof Mr. Allan Cameron, of a
HOU.
Mxcuxs,—In Morrie, on Ont. 0th, the
wife of Mr. Wm, Miollie, of a Baugh•
ter.
Ere/sm.—In Morris, on Oct. Oth, the wife
of Mr. Ed. Nichol, of a son.
ELLreer.—In Turnberry, on Oot. 13th,
the wife of Mr. Samuel Elliott, of it
son.
McLs.N.—In Wingham, on Ootober 10th,
the wife of Mr. John McLean, of w
son.
UEQIIHART—WOELAN,—At the residence
of the bride's father, Durham, Tues.
day, Oct. llth, by the Rev. 3'. Far.
guson, Mr. Ohms. Urquhart, of the
Standard Bank, Brussels, to Miss
EmmeWhelao, of Durham.
smeem.
Joni:nos.— In Wiugham, on October
14th, Sara 3, Johnston, aged 86
years.
McLAuormig.—In Wingham, on Satur-
day, Ooh. 15th, James MoEaocblin,
aged 67 years, 8 months and 9 days.
ScorT: Io Wroxeter, on Oot, 15, David
Scott, aged 79 years and 5 months,
SouLLDON.—In West Bay City, Mich., on
008. 16th, Dorothy, reliot of the late
Nathaniel Smalldon, formerly of
Grey townebip, in her 84th year,
.a.17CT0.02.7'
TUESDAY, OOT. 26th.—Fenn stook, im•
plemente, root Crop, ova. Lot 24, con. 5,
Morris, Sale, unreserved as proprietor
bas leased farm, at 12 o'clock noon.
Walter Innes, prop. ; F. S. Scott, nuc.
FRIDAY, 0cT, 28th.—Farm stook and
implements, South half lot 19, oon. 7,
Morrie, Bole at 1 o'olook, David Max-
well, prop, ; F. S. Scott, sac.
WEOSEso2Y, Nov. 90h.—Farm stook,
implements, &o., lots 82 and 33, 00D. 18,
Grey. Sale unreserved, at 12 o'clock,
Isaac Matthews, prop. ; F. S. Soobt, ano,
m •cros.122L.S s:ez,.o..R3.:ET02,
Fall Wheat 65 66
Barley. 30 35
Peas 55
Oats .... 2425
Butter, Lobs and rolls ... 12 14
Eggs per dozen 113 14
Flour per barrel 4 00 4 00
Potatoes (per bus.) 60 60
Hey per bon. 5 00 6 00
Hides trimmed 7 7s
Hides rough 6 5
Salt per bbl., retell..., 1 00 60
Sheep skims, mall 30 75
Lamb skins each 26 26
Hoge, Live 3 80 8 90
Wool 16 17
Apples (per bag) 50 50
MAs00, Ont., Oot, 18.—Cheese-14
factories boarded 4,085 boxes ; 837s bid ;
no sales ; 0 buyers.
TORONTO, 000, 10.—Wheat — The mar.
ket is motive and higher on a better ex•
port demand, and email deliveries. Red
wheat is quoted at 67o and white at 66o
West today, and goose at 6flo to 700
West, Manitoba wheat is firm itt 804o
for No. 1 bard, Toronto and West. Flour
is quiet ; oars of straight roller in barrels
ata quoted ab 93 20. Barley i5 steady at
46o for No, 1 East and 44o West, Buck-
wheat firmer at 84o to 850 West, Rye i5
firm at 440 at 45o West, Corn to firmer
for Ameriaao at 400 to 410 here. Oats
are firmer at 260 for whitellaet 25o West,
Peas are nano and higher at S6o to 67a,
North and West. Eggs are not pleat',
fol, the demand is good, and the market
18 firm for strictly fresh gathered, and
14o to 16o for held fresh. Butter-.-iL'he
reoeipts of dairy tuba are small, there is
a good diamond, and the market is firm at
15o to 100 ; inferior is quoted at 110 to
12a ; dairy pound rolls are quoted et47o;
0reamery is etoady at 20o for pointe, and
18o to 19e for peaked.
Tonooso, Oot. 18,—There wag not
mo0h Of e, run et the Western battle
market today, the total deliveries
amounting to 65 loads, aomprieing 950
Olney and Iambs, 1,350 hogs, and the 11558
battle. The supply was about equal with
the demand, and business Was fairly
active though there was no advance in
asfdiIAA 11ksnrgTh
ableavaeS axe08'eboningto
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M. M. BRENT, MANAGED,
shippers, and gave the market a heavier
tendency. In the export Zine dealers
were quoting from 94 to 94.25 per cwt,
for choice stook, For 130o11er'e cattle
the market was steady, although buyers
are looking for a drop in prices. The
best stock was quoted at from 93.75 to
$4 pot owt., with medium animals bring-
ing aio per pound, The market for
sto0lcers 1008 quiet ; dealore are quoting
93.25 to $8.50 per clot. The market, for
sheep was easier owing to the weakness
in the old country market, The best
shipping sheep quoted at 98.40 per cwt.
Bucks are quoted at 92.75 per owt.
There was a fair run of lambs, and prices
were unohanged at from 4o to 410 per
pound. Calves were quoted at from $3
to 910 per bead. The receipts of bogs
Were represented by 800 bead. Notwith-
standing the light run prices were easier.
The beat selections sold at Oto per pound,
and light animals (under 160 pomade) 4o.
Milch cows, 920 to 946 ; export cattle
per cwt. 94 to 94.26 ; export bulla per
cwt,, 93.26 to 93.60 ; butchers' cattle,
choice, per owl., 93,75 to 94 ; butchers'
medium cattle, per owt., 93.50 to 93 60 ;
stockers, 93.26 to 98.50 ; 'sheep, 92.75 to
93 40 ; Iambs, 94 to 94.25 ; calves, 93 to
910 ; hogs, best selections, 94 25 ; light,
94 ; tbiok fat 94 ; sows, 93 to 98.25.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
® HUNTER, LIC.ENSE.D AUO-
ls. TIMMER. Money to loan. Farms
to sell
'1 7 PIGS, 6 WEEKS OLD, FOR
l sale. Apply to WIT. TURNBULL,
Lot 7, Con. 15, Grey. 15-1
YOUNG GRADE 00W FOR
earn. Giving milk, and will calve in
February, J. N.l 2NDALL, Brussels
YOUNG GRADE OOP GIVING
milk, for sale. Will come in next
Spring. 110BT, HENDERSON,
10.81 BritssolS,
COMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR
sale or to rent in North Brussels, Im-
mediate possession. Apply to BARRISTER
BLAIR or W. H. li;ERIt.
r pOR SALE
S000n8.1i ud ton horae•power Boller
and O'horse•Igtowe,t engine, Apply at
14.11 BRI3SBELB CHEESE FA000RY,
SPEOTAOLES OF ALL KINDS
fitted to correct all failures of eyesight,
and your eyes tested free by latest optical
methods at DIVISION COURT OFFICE,
Brussels.
THREE HOUSiI1S AND LOTS
.L for sale 0r t0 fent On favorable terms.
If you have anything iu this line to sell ot.
buy, or to exchange apply to 30115 NAN-
SITLD, l7thel P. 0,
MRS. PEARSON DESIRES
to lease her house and lot on Church
street. Possession oan be given ou Nov. 1st.
For other particulars apply 0u the premises
to 14.5f 50302. P17ARSON.
r_TOUSE AND LOT IN ETHEL
for gale, known as the Ilomswocth
house, will be sold °been ae proprietor is
going bask to his farm. Possession et once,
For further particulars apply to
tf•
WM. POLLARD, Ethel,
ITRAYrED ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, Lot 10, Con. S,Gruy
on or about July 15th, a yearling heifer, gray
in color. Owner is requested to prove prop-
erty. pay expenses and take her awayy.
14-4 JNO.LOwn.
CAPT, J• STRETTON,
Wbo has badY
2r yearsexperiencequit wig. n
as ry
t health, hal again
who had to quit owing o i 5
epared s n dalton outt license and is
prepared tot oondnot guaranteed. ed reasonable
y
brms Bad factionat THE 0812 l' ted, Dates ,
be arranged at THE k/28. Publishing House,
JAS. STRETTON,
1-8f Auctioneer.
%,'1TRAYED ON THE PREMISES
11.7 of the undersigned, lot 28, con. 0, Morrie,
2 ram lambs, one has blank Moo, both long
tails. The 01,7110t i5 requested to prove
property, pay 0xp811550 and take them away.
Strayed from tbo game lot 02•year-old ewe
and a lamb. Bosh )narked with tip of 216128
oar. ' Information leading to their recovery
will be thankfully received, 15.4
JAB. SHARP, Brussels P. 0.
FEMALE TEACHER WANT—
ED for School Seetiou No, 2, Grey,
Soeond or Third.olase Certificate, Duties to
commence January 1808. Applications re.
cawed u to Oat. 22nd, 1808, 7 p, . Mark
Tonder for 20
or school. Address,
ALEX. STEWA100, sec,-Troas.,
14.2 Oraubrook, Ont,
• REMOVED.
11L,13,1000RE, V, 8„has removed hieollloe
and residence 80 the property recently pur-
chas4d by him, olp00ite D, Ewan's residence,
North-west corner of town Park. Menkearo returned for past patronage and a eon.
Mumma Of ±120018 asked, 12.4
M. H. MOORE, V. S.
REAL ESTATE.
L'.Ao �uei170C ofS u REol .—luths 0 tACR ES
of the North 1 of Lot 88, Con .2, East Wawa -
nosh. Thio is an excellent stook form ,being
well Su plled with Good OD slug water. Itis
latatoo about 8 201125 331.01116170 thriving Vll-
ge y h. A itrge part of itis under
grass, ]tui dingo and femme are in a fair
mate of repair. Nagy torms of payment Will
be (Nen. Far all information 011012th
11 -ti 82,12, BLAIR, ]1ar19sbor, Brussels,
GOOD FARMS rola SALE.—
Tho untlerslgned otter two 109 acre
farms foe sale at remonall)e pagoda, The lets
are NMI. 10 and 11 Don. 0 (Su00hteee, the
5lrleroad between t)Mom. Good brick house
and barn On lot 11, and bongo a0d 2 hornet/la
lot 10, 010hard8 and all neeeosary oonven-
ioneee, Well w080red and imitable for grain
01' gracing, 100 aere5 now In grass, Will be
sold either seperato or together to stilt pat'•
(Maser, Tome of payment reosonablo. 3m'
madiate 1t3005es51011. Per farther partoulare
11T, n1y io JOBEFH CI 17GG, Bruegela P. o„ 00'
7i, A101iXtISON, Barrletor, Wingbam, 111
FARMS FOR SALE.—'111E UN-
eale and to reit, easy tarme, 18 1 wnships
of Morris and Grey. F 8, SOOTY, Brussels
FARM FOR SALE.—THE farm ,eing UN—
mammon s 07 afers nd 228, 0is 86 Con. 8,2200store
On the promisee are 2 eonifortab le houses
and 8 barns, two orchards, wells, eat, 185
cleared, balance bush, Farm is only 2 miles
from Walton village and 4t from Brussels.
Possession could be given in 2 months after
sale, For further particulars as to price,
terms, Lo., apply on the promisee or if by
letter to Walton P.O.
30715 LAWSON,
2.81 Proprietor,
BOAR FOR SERVIOJI.—T1-XE
undersigned will keen the thorn' bred
Yorkshire boar, "Dan,” for service, on lot
21, 000,11, Grey. Pedigree ma • be seen on
application. Terms, 70 couts,with privilege
of returning if necessary.
14.2 Wal. 8011NO0E, Proprietor.
Notice to Creditors,
Pursuant to Chop, 120, Seo, 88. R. 8.0„ all
parsons having chime against the estate of
DENNIS HO3A10D, late of the Village of
Beatsele, in the County of Huron, deceased,
are required to deliver Se Ithe undersigned,
agent for the Executors of the deceased, on
or before the 12th day of Novemller,1608, the
fall Particulars of their 0101025 and securities
(if any) hold by them, duly verified. And
after the said 12th day of November, 1898,
the t;xeenters will plooeod to distribute the
estate amongst those entitled thereto, with
regard only have ov the nalaimerace of which noticeex.
shall thou ave boon received, and the ex
eautors will not be responsible for the assets
of said agate, or may part thereof, to any
person or persons of whose claims notice
shall not then have been received.
A. BUNTER, Brussel a P.O.,
ABrussels, Oo6.18, 1303. ut for Ex161°is,
Notice to Creditors.
Pursuant to Chao. 129, See. 88, R. 8, 0., 011
np arsons having claims against the estate of
308EPH F1RAIN, sato of the Township of
requi
required odeliver Countyto of
eeuundersigned agent
for the Executors of the deceased, on or be-
fore the nth day of November, 1898, the full
partioulare of their olalm5 and securities (if
any) hold by them, And after the said 12th
day of November, 1898, the Executors will
urooeed to distribute the estate amongst
those antacid thereto, with regg1ard only to
the been iaims re eived,vaul tnotice antors will not be
responsible for the assets of said estate or
any part thereof, to any person or parsons
of whose claim notice shall nob thou have
been received,
A. BUNTER, Brussels P.O.,
Brussels, Jot. 18,1808 gent for Executors.
A FHLD
Wlld a !oke1
Can safely be sent to us
for anything kept in a
well-managed drug store
and get precisely what was
sent for a1]d at as low iL
price as could its father or
mother. We want the
children's trade and. your
trade, and believe that our
"quality of goods and prices
merit it
A T-'�'
`ox's Drug Store.
Notice to Creditors,
IN TIIE MATTER OF TUE ESTATE OF MOM M.
FEAR, OF TIM ''OWNSN5P 01' MIORRIS,
COUNTY OF EU1to2, FAIIMEll, DECEASED,
Notice is hereby girth , pursuant to Oban -
ter 128, R. 8.0., 1897, that all creditors and
other persons leaving any claim or demanO,
against the estate of Samuel M. Pear, of the
Township of Morris, in the County of Huron,
Farmer, deceased, Who Bled on or about the
Twentieth day of May A. D.1838, are requir-
edon or before the Twenty-ee(ond day of
October, A. D.1898, to send by post i920-
patd,) or to deliver to Lydea Ellen Fear and
Geo. Jackson, the Ex0Otttora of the said
astute, or to W. M, 8inelatr, of the Village of
Brass010, in the County of Huron, Bolloitor
for the said Exeoubors, their names, addres-
ses and o0oupatione, with fol) partioul1rs of
their claims, a statement of their a0oounte.
and the nature of the securities (11 any) hold
by 00020, Aud 000105fs hereby given Gnat,
rvitel' 00011 last meet((ouod dots, tto said
B re will 80005oo detrlbutn the as -
Bette
tts ofof the stid deceased amongst the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which notes shall have
said Exec: n utors t willinot be liable for too the
assets, or any part thereof, to any person
or 115r5ou5 of whose olaim notice !Mall not
have been received at the time of such dis-
tribution.
LYDEA 13LLEN PEAR t Executors.
GEORGE 3A0II802 !
Dated at BrOussels tlhiis Solicitor
for -of iOslo
bel' A. D.1898.
Graduates Great Demand
CENTRA! _u1�r�lx
9 €
JJ .
4': .
s ( T N,.
:/ Strat1'�1ra ' i., h I ra,
Enjoys an ENVIABLE (REPUTATION
for SUPERIOR WORK.
Enter any time.
Free Circulars.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
russets
vaporator
10,000 Bushels
LE
WANTED
•We are prepared to pay CASH for any
quantity of Apples delivered at our
Evaporator, Brussels.
30 cents per bag will be paid for the run
of the tree as.Shaken oit',
25 and 20 cents per bag for paekersl
culls and windfalls, according to quality,
Very small apples not wanted.
Don't delay but deliver
your Apples as soon
as Possible,
ahler �;'
«
rosA,
BRUSSELS.