The Brussels Post, 1899-3-10, Page 8H
irreoiotls fa the Eye—money
could nob buy them or induce you to part
with thele. How fortunate it is that in
many oases of poor or failing vision that
you eau assist your eyes t0 do the work
for whioh they were made. Do not,
however, do this by haphazard when you
can have it done properly and cost you
no more. We test Eyes free of charge
and if our goods and prices are not satie-
faobory you need nob bay. We can sell
you Speotaolee from Ho. per pair up, but
we never recommend a cheap Spectacle.
When you try them alongside of our
beet you will note the difference and say
with tie the best are none too good, es.
peoially when not expensive. Call and
see us,
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician & Bookseller,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Bem8REan m=TENeIon ve, e. & n.
Trains leave Brinson Station, North
and South, as follows :
Goma Soum}. Goma Nonni.
Hxprees 7:10 a,m,Ilton ,.,........ 1:10 p.m
ifrxed ...,.•,,9:45 a.m. j Express 10:17 p.m
A chiel'e amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent ft.
Scnom, Board this (Friday) evening.
Benzes open next Monday atGoderioh.
TRE glass blowers went to Atwood on
Monday.
Punta Moots will close an Thursday
80th for the Easter holidays,
A CO of potatoes will arrive at Mc-
Craoken'e grocery the first of next week.
SNOWSHOEING is the order of the day,
The "Snow -shoe Tribe" report many
pleasant tramps of late.
IT i8 said the greenhouse of the late
Tbna, Kelly will be ooatinued by the
Miens Kelly, sisters to the deceased.
TRE next and last Monthly Horse Fair
for this season will be held in Brussels
on Thursday, April 6511. Mark the date
down,
TEE PostofHoe Departmant f e aekiug
for tenders for parrying the mall between
Brussels P.O. and the G. T. Railway
station.
1110880808 Bonn visited the various
departments of Brussels Public school
this week and found everything running
in good shape,
JNo. DONALDSON is putting on another
journeymen owing to a rash of work in
the harness beeinees in the person of J.
Al. MoKeuzie, of Teeswater.
LAST Sunday night a targe seation of
the oiling in the parlor of D. 0. Roes'
residence peeled off and did considerable
damage to the brio -et brie in the room.
Masses. EWAN & INNEs are getting a
hustle on them in the Carriage business
and have already disposed of 6 new bug-
gies. They ate counting on a busy sea -
800 and ask the pnblie to call in and
teapot their large stock.
THE Winghem Advance says :—" Wes-
ley Walker, of Walker Bros. & Button,
has purchased the property on tbe corner
of Patrick and Edward street from F.
II. Roderoe for the sum of $695. Com-
ing events cast their shadows before,
1BONSTR0898Y.—Doo. Warwick „had a
Spring foal on exhibition at his barn
this week that was quite a freak of no.
tare. It had two beads and two necks,
one body and four bind lege, with a tall
out of its shoulder. The mother of this
monstrosity belonged to Simon Grant,
Grey. The colt was fully developed but
dead. Brussels taxadermiet R. Johnston,
talks of "setting it up,"
LAST Friday evening the following pro-
gram was given at fhe A. 0. U. W.
Lodge :—Addreee by T. Farrow nn the A.
0. U. W. Grand Lodge whittle he attend•
ed; music by Harry MOOrea ; stump
epeeoh, Wm. Ainley ; epeeoh on "Pluck"
by Watson Ainley ; song by Rob, Mo.
Grethen ; speech by H. McCrae on
"Hoge" • song by Wm, Ainley reading
by W. I. McCracken on "Initiating a
drummer." The Lodge meets en Friday
of next week.
Tun Dtamoon,—A meeting was held in
the Connell chamber last Friday even-
ing for the reorganization of Brnsele
Base Ball team for 1899. The following
offioere were ehoeen :—on. Pres., Dr.
Kelbfleisoh ; Hon. Vioe•Pres., W. H.
Kerr ; President, J. T. Roes ;1iee•Pres.,
0. F. Stair ; Sea., Jae. Irwin ; Treas.,
Jas. Ballantyne. Arrangements are be.
ing"made to put a strong nine in the field
and the indications are that ea laurel
winners Brussels will continue to occupy
a front east for the °oming season. Vie-
toria Park should be the scene of gems
lively games,
THANE You,—Our hsarty thanks are due
- to those who Have materially aided a8 in
olearing off old subscription 800000ts to
Tim Pon. A dollar or two seeing a
small sum to any sebeariber bub wben
there are a hundred or go of these oases
it means a great deal to the Publisher.
We have mailed notices to a large num-
ber who are behind and will appreciate a
prompt remittance to help u8 meet oar
flnanoial obligations. The credit system
was bad enough before but since postage
has been added to newepaper and we have
to "whack tip" every week it benomee
considerably worse, hence the ne0essity
of 0019 request being complied with,
THE Atwood Bee in referring to the
8069 of Soosland concert in that place
says;—The Brussels contingent was re.
presented by Donald Stewart and hie
daughter, W. M. Sinoiair and J, 13, Cam-
eron. The format delighted the audience
with a imento11e ,Seetoh recitation,
"Shiftier the Horse"e heid," a oomis song
and eeveral selections on the pipers.
Another capital repitetion in the Scottish
dialect wee that entitled "The Courtship
of Hugh Airlie," by Principe' Cameron,
of Brunetti, in Whish the native brogue
and mannerieme of the canny Soot were
cleverly set forth. Mies Stewart and Mr.
Sinclair eang the "Orookit. Bawbee,"
very well, whroll would have been render.
ed 030r8 aoaeptsble had not Mr, Sinclair
Maltreated a severecold on the way down
t0 the 0One580 in the fade of etrong East
Wind,
T1;1J BRUSSELS' POST
MONDAY, June 26th, is the day deolded
en for the Agrioniturrtl Soolety's annual
exo r
a siOn t0 the
Ontario Agrloulbural
Farm at Guelph.
TnE1eE ie a rumor going in some see -
tions that the burnt/ plots in lire:tele
cemetery are all taken up. This le en,
tirely weong as there etre hundreds of
good tote available.
A en11108 has been issued to John
Wright, of Bruesels, for a valuable im.
provement on lawn mowers and be has
good prospeete of turning it into money.
We hope he will strike it rich,
BRUSSELS beat Blyth at hockey in the
latter plane by 9 Io 2, on Tuesday after.
noon. Our boye were hoepitably enter.
twined at the Commercial Hotel, of which
Harry Jamee is the proprietor.
ON Wednesday afternoon attention was
called to a bridal party that visited Brae.
sale. The prineipale were Robt. J. Mfine,
of Elma, and Miss Ida Hewitt, of Grey.
Rev, John Ross, B. A., tied- the matte.
menial bow at the manse after whieh the
happy twain and their attendants went
Eastward. May prosperity attend them.
Tun Boss Fair Thursday of last week
brought a big crowd to town. The
were a number of horses changed ban
at good prices, altboogh the absence
Manitoba buyers shut oft the buying
animals lettable for the West, and de
Wined by dealers from the U. S. or Old
0080193- Brussels market is a good one.
IT is reported around Wingbam that
A. Brieboie who has resided there for
many years, and hue been lineman for
the Ce. N. W. Telegraph Co., hes left
town for parte unknown to the general
public. If such be the cage, many credit.
ore will mouru his departure. A new
mac has been sent to tette his plans with
the Telegraph 00.
GOING To ZuamR,—J, H. Wismar,
biaokemith, has bought the residence and
biaokemith shop of F. Ssigner, of Zurich,
and will take possession 8.0 the end of this
month. Mr. Wilmer ie a square going,
ioduetrions man, and a good mechanic,
Tan Pose wishes himself, wife and fanny
prosperity in their new home. His re-
moved from Bruesele will make a vacancy
in the A. 0. U. W. Lodge where he filled
the office of Foreman.
GET VAccrxATED.—Rev, R. Paul, Chair-
man of the Board of Health, visited the
Public Sobool on Tuesday and imformed
tbe pupils of the treat in store for them,
viz„ that along about the Easter holiday.
they are to all upon one of the resident
doctore and get vaccinated so as to comply
with the instructions of the Provincial
Board of Health as a safeguard against
a emerge from small pox which have
made their appearance in the Eastern
portion of the Dominion. Parente ehoald
pay attention to this request as it is the
intention of tbe Boned to make in gem•
901809y.
PmraumsquR SCOTLAND, — Rev. Mr.
Robertson, of Merriton, gave a very in.
teresting and inetruative nectars in 'Mel-
ville church last Friday evening on ',Pic-
turesque Scotland." A large number of
excellent views were presented on the
aims, Barrister Blair pr wing quite an
expert operetor with an 000ssi08al "up•
side downer," The reverend Ieoturer
gave a running comment on the various
09ene8,interepersed with wit, and eon.
eluded by showing the oyalooe ruins of
eterriton, his church included, last Fall.
A collection, amounting to over $1000
was taken and presented to Mr. Robert-
son to aid le the rehaildiva of the edifice,
re
CIS ISIV'TwoApprentices Wanted.
of
of
JjllijLt 1. 1111E11
Mme..-•..,
Miss Dumber bas rsteroed to town
after filling a position in D. ele0all's
Wholesale House, Toronto, for the past
month, and le more able than ever to
cater to the tastes of the ladies of Brea.
eels and surrounding country.
A large stook of Millinery to choose
from !u the latest Paris, New York and
Toronto designs.
Announcement of Opening later,
A One Range of
-'`Ladies' Capes
Thanking the Ladies for past pat.
routine I soiloit a continuance of their
esteemed favors.
There was a very good attendance ann.
sidering the disagreeable weather. The
choir gave several fine anthema with Mrs,
George Thomson at the organ. Rev, Mr.
Roes presided as chairman,
NEARLYA WATERLOO,—Bir members of
Gerrie Hockey Team visited Brussels on
Thursday afternoon of last week and
played a match with our whirlwinds, on
a rink oleared on the mill dam. The in
was good and a lively but one•sided game
was played, Bruseele winning by 9 to 2.
Until a few minutes of time being oalled
the score stood 9 to 0 but the boys from
the North "got in the game" and secured
2 with some lively rushes. The respeo
live teams were made up of the following
players, Brussels only playing 6 men
owing to the shortage on the Gerrie side :
rectum. noetsrnn. Bananas.
Nash 63611 FEta mon
G. Irwin
Ardetl cover Point... D. MaLauehlin
Arden.. A.D, Duncan
Arde11 Forwards {r J. MaarShemin( F.Bohe
IC. Scott wag the Referee, Our boys did
not go to Blyth on Saturday owing to the
thaw but went on Tuesday afternoon in.
stead.
ENTERED INTO REaT.—After long enure
of bodily suffering, borne with Christian
patience and fortitude, Mrs. John 0.
Halliday passed peacefully away from
earthly concerns last Monday evening,
aged 69 years. Her maiden name was
Agnea Allan and her birthplace was the
Snatch line of Bathurst townebip, Lan-
ark Oo,, near Perth. On Feb, 22nd,
1848 she was married to Jno. 0. Ralli.
day who survives ber. 85 years ago
they moved to Brussels, then Ainley-
vilie, where they have oontinnonsly re.
sided. For the past 23 years Mrs. Haiti.
day had been an invalid and for over 3
years was confined to the house. The
majority of people grow restive and fret-
ful under affliction but not so with the
deceased and more than one testimony
could be produced of the good received
by a visit to the home where the Cbristly
life was lived and the spirit of true
resignation to the Father's will was ex.
amplified. The promise of the (Good
Book, "At eventide it shall be light," was
Willed in Dare. Halliday's °losing years,
Six children survive out of a family of
ten. They are 1—John, of London '
Will„ of Calgary, N. W. T. ; Geo„ of
Brussels ; Mrs, Frank nun, of Inger.
null ; and Miseee Jessie and Maggie., of
Braseets. Martin and Frank attained
manbood before pausing away ; Robert
died at 14 y8are of age and Allan at 2.
The subject of this notice was a eon•
eistent member of the Presbyterian
thatch from her girlhood. She was very
mash attained to ber family and took a
deep interest in them whether present or
absent and they in return left nothing
undone to add to her oemfort and happi•
nese. On Wednesday afternoon the
funeral was hold, llev, i'0110 Roes, B. A.,
000duoting the serene at the home on
the corner of King and Jobn streets, a
portion of the 40th Psalm being sung by
request of the deoeaeed who took great
comfort from the Work of God. Inter-
ment was made in bhe family plot in
Brussols cemetery, Mr. Halliday and
family are deeply sympathised with in
their bereavement. The pall bearers
were Thos. and John Struohan, 0, A,
Deadman, A, 14t.,MuMay, 13. Gerry and
W. H, herr. A beautiful floral wreath
eneirelieg the word "Mother" and across
were platted on the oaskot
rfle Bogen.
A number of school reports and o
items are orowded one of this issue
will appear next week.
G. F, Beam will attend the Ass
next week, where he bas the plaiut
Daae in baud in Bedford vs. Combos,
Reenraeles Fees,—The net eatery
waived by the late Registrar, A. L, G
son, for the year 1897, was 32,010
The salary of the same ofrce in 1896
88,893.74, end in 1895, $3,917.9e.
The Uniform Promotion examinati
in the Public schools of Huron will
held on the 23rd and 24th of Mar
Teacher% requiring papers must send
the Inspector the number of papers
quired for saah plass.
THE familiar name of A. R. Smith
once more seen in the advertisingoolum
of TRE POST, Mr. Smith is a Ortn
liever in the use of the press and also
lieves that the knowing public read t
advertisements of live buafnest' men.
.38880E WILBER, who has been a re
dent of Brnaeele for the past 8 or
years, has leased a 100 acre farm at E5
and will move to it shortly. While
gretting their departure from Brass
we oan heartily recommend Mr, and M
Wilbee to the Btbelites as inn -Wass pe
pie. Mr, Wilbee has been in the empl
of P, Amelia
FAMOUS' INSTIT1TE.—A meeting of t
Directors of East Huron Farmers' Ins
tate will be bald in Brnaeele on the 17
of Marco at 1,90 p. m. Business
(1) Seleotioh of plane for holding t
annual meeting ; (2) Shall a reg0est
sent to the Superintendent for a deluge
to attend the annual meeting ? ; (8) If
is decided not to send a regees1 to th
Superintendent for the services of a dei
gate, the Direotors shall select a date o
whioh to hold the annual meeting whin
ehalibe between the let and 20th
June. Ono. Moon, Secretary,
MRITAREN IDENTITY.—A oorresponde
from Alma, Huron Road, writes
case of mistaken identity happened i
this neighborhood last week, and to e
plain, we must go batik a bit, A lad
living in Toronto had a large sum
money stolen from her house by th
hired man during her absence, an
though the police were notified, the
could get no track of the misarean
Last week a citizen of $rascals visite
in this vicinity and told the tale of t11
theft and described the supposed this
The description given applied closely t
a young man working in the neighbor
hood, and without waiting to personal!
investigate, the Brueselite bad big Chia
Wheatley, of Oliuton, sent for. Th
Chief didn't produce handcuffs or say
"Here, I want you," but made enquiry
and the young man was not arrested
He bas worked in Seaforth or this town
ebip for the past couple of years or so
The affair, quite naturally enougb, Iva
a big surprise, but mistakes will happen
TRIPPED ea Hun DRmes.—A Guelph
paper gives the following particulars o
the decease of a sister-in•law of A, Baw
tiuheimer'e, Brunelle :—The sympathy
of the entire community goes out to W
G. Mitchell, and family, in the Budden
death of bis wife, wide]) occurred at the
General Respite', Guelpb, last Saturday
night. Saturday atternoon Mrs. Mitchell
was enjoying the best of health, now a
devoted family are mourning the lose of a
devoted and indulgenb mother. About
three o'clock Saturday afternoon 8Srs.
Mitchell, white moving about fn the
house, naught her foot on the skirt of her
dress, tripped end tell, striking her bead
on a chair. At firer, though naturally
suffering a little from the bruiee, nothing
enjoin was anticipated. About 8 o'olook
the pain got mach worse, and it was
feared the brain was injured. She was
conveyed to the General Hospital. It
was found the skull was fractured. An
operation was performed, but she never
regained consciousness, and passed away
about 11 o'clock, Doomed leaves besides
her Borrowing huehand, three sons, W.
for the Hamiltoner for she Diebrriot; Rooid y, BigotsCo.,
employed with big father In the bioysle
business, and Riehard, who is attending
the G. 0. T., and two daughters, Nellie
and Jennie, at home.
ENTentlea illem.—A most. 5100855101
and enjoyable entertainment wee given
in the school room of the Metbodieb
'thumb on Tuesday evening, Rev. 0, J.
Allan in the chair. The following was
the well rendered musical and literary
bill of fare ;—Chorus "The land of the
Maple," by Belt. Hingston, Earl Backer,
Harry Ainley, 1lferto11 Bowe and Charlie
Hingeton ; recitation, "Tbe late node of
England," 1311° Fanston ; solo, "Please
give me a penny,' in oharaoter, Fernie
Aliin ; reoitatioo, "The sink dolly,"
Stella Gerry ; ohorue, "I am a little
soldier," Herold Wilbee, Frank Gerry
and Way ABM ; reeitauon, "Meddlesome
Mattis," Mildred Beall, Myrtle Hankie,
Eva Modraoken and Jessie Roblin ;
recitation, Norah Maunders ; tableaux,
"Grandma's mending day," in which
little Grace Walker personated the old
lady tiptop' "The Workore," Herbie
Lowry and "Fede" Mooney giving ac ex.
hibition of their buck -saw abilibiee; real.
Wien, "Willie's prayer;" Sadie Maxwell -
OOlo, "Won't you Dome to my tea party,"
Pearl Lowry ; reeitatfon, "When papa's
molt," Eva Inider ; motion song, by
Laura and Pearl Leatherdaie, Eva
Denbote, Ella Fuesbon, Pearl Lowry,
Oarrie Met/Molten, Orme Gntry, Pentre
Arlin, Eve. Snide and Nellie P88b150 u
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Mooney ; duet, "Door little Joe,' Bertha
and Pearl Sliarp 1 reoitatiou, "George
Washington Reseed Lowry ; doll drill,
by 10 girls tebleaov, "Sleigh ride party"
and "Good eight." Prooeeds $10.00,
The ladiee who undertook the preparation
of the program were Dire, Gilpin, Mrs,
Allin, Miss Lizzie Sample and Afiss
Jennie Howe, and the presentation of it
did norther then/ nor those tatting part
any discredit,
Business ,Locals.
Clover and Timothy sped at MOOrao•
ken's,
(Mom and Timothy seed.
Becher &Vanetone,
Two good working hones for sale at lot
27, oou, 7, Morrie. RoDT, WRITE. 83.
A few kegs of lake herring to exchange
for wood. Apply etllallaotyns'e grocery,
Dramas.
Wanted—Batter 16-170, A ton of
feathers, dried apples and raw furs.
G. E. Euro, Wingbam.
Ronald Fire Engine Works wish to
purchase 100 to 200 cords of wood, four
feet long—hard or soft—green or dry,
early delivery.
HEADING BOLTS WANTED. -1,000 cords
of heading bolts wanted, meet be 40
tnabea long, good size and sound. High.
est dash pride. P. AnroNT.
Robbed the (have
A startling iucldeu1, of whir,;, John
Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject,
ie narrated by him as followe :—"I was
in a most dreadful condition. 17y akin
was almoet yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain oontiaually in back and
aides, no appetite -gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physioiane
bad given me up. Fortudately, a friend
advised trying'Eleotrio Bitters ;' and to
my great joy and surprise, the first bottle
made a decided improvement. I cootie.
tied their use for three weeks, and am
now a well man. I know they saved my
life, and robbed the grave of another vie.
tam" No one should fail to try them.
Only 50o , guaranteed, at Deadman's
Drug Store.
Brussels Council.
The monthly meeting of the municipal
Council was held fu the Council Ohsm•
ber on Monday evening ; all the members
present, the Reeve in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and pats.
ed.
The following 0000u008 were present.
ed:
J. H. Wiemer, fire dept $ 50
W. Bird, plow broken plowing suow 1 60
Whaley, Royce & Co., repairing
Band instruments 9 80
Watson Ainley, fire dept t 50
J. Kendal), auditor 6 00
J. Y, S. Kirk, auditor 6 00
Constable MoLauoblin, salary20 00
Thos, iielly, Treaeurer's salary, &a45 00
Moved by S. Wilton, seconded by J. D.
Werwiok, that above accounts be pale.—
Carried.
Rev. R. Paul, Chairman of the Board
of Health, addressed the Ooutoil relative
t0 the vacoinatlon of the children in
Breese Is.
Moved by J. D. Warwick, seconded by
S, Wilton, that all children in Brussels,
not already emanated, be instruoted to
visit one of the three doctors and get
vaoainated, at a fee of 26 cents each, and
that Rev. R. Paul be authorized to see
that the resolution is carried out. --
Carried.
The bonds of A, Straoban, village
Treasurer, were presented with Thos.
Strube', and Thos. Ballengee as bonds-
men.
Auditors' report was presented and ex.
mined by the Board.
Moved by 13. Cochrane,seoonded by J.
T. Roos, that the report as read be adopt•
ed and the accounts of Treasurer and
001150tor stand finally audited as set out
therein, showing balms on hand 84,079,
91 ; in hands of Treaeurer, 3927.43; in
Bank, 33,763.48.—Carried.
Auditors' special report of funds in
Treasurer's hand from Jan. 1st, 1899 to
Feb, let, 1809 read, showing oath in
hands of Treasurer, $380,48, and in
Bank, 32,778 68,
The question of 5 settlement of the
late Treasurer's account with the corpor-
ation was disowned when it was moved
by J. D. Warwick and seoonded by J. T.
Rosa, that the exeoutore of the late Mr.
Kelly be asked for $880,43 to balance the
account.—Carried, This fnolnded $220
parried along eines the failure of the
McIntosh & MoTaggart private bank,
with whom Mr. Kelly did his bueineos.
Another small dividend will bo deolared
by the Bank whioh will be returned to
the estate.
A full disouseion of the sewer and gran-
olithio walk questions mane up and the
intention of the Council is to pursue a
vigorous campaign as soon as Spring
opens. An Engineer will lay out the
work for the sewers at an early date,
°ounoitthen adjourned,
WrOaceter.
W. Belden shipped a load of horses to
Manitoba on Tuesday.
Rev. Mr. Reid exchanged pulpits with
Rev, R. 8. G. Anderson on Sabbath last,
Jas. 708 80d wife, of Brussels, spent a
couple of days with the former's parents
here.
Mr, and Mrs. Alltel, who have been
visiting in Wingbam, returned home on
Tuesday.
A mintiest of friends assembled at the
home of R. Ireland on Friday night last
and spent a very enjoyable time at dano.
ing, card playing &o.
Thos. Rae, who 11x8 been very ill at
the at. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, re.
turned home on Tuesday of last week,
With bis the, Allan. We are all glad to
see Mr. Rae batik and improving wonder.
fully,
Leon Jackson, of Brussels, is, assisting
Nelson Gerry at taking stook in the Gib-
son hardware store whioh he has. put.
obliged. Mr, Gerry will put in a stook of
tinware and stoves and also as the stook
of hardware ie pretty well run down, will
fill it up to rte old standing again. We
have bee.pe of opposition in tinware Dow,
as there are three shops in town.
Who le the young lady we wonder,
Who was kept from the Aescntbl
gay ?
Who JO 1he boy made the blunder ?
We thinlihe oomee Brunelle way.
No matter how great the patohleg,
Ib will never be forgotten 1
No matter bow the trick 1a oatebing,
The beoheleee 01ah0 it 0988 rotten.
STAN, DiD BANE OF 04X11 •D,4,
ES'x'AX3avTSnrTT~:C) 0.15,70.
NEAR OFFICE, - TORONTO
CAPITAL PATO UP (One Million Dollare) • 31,000,000
RBS1u17VE FUND3000,000
Agencies in all principal pointe iv Ontario, Queboo, Iftanitoba, United States d0 Bngland,
d'u `d�7"r,4"16!295 iMeNeal.
A General Banking Bgsinese Transacted, Farmers' Notes Diaconated,
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all pointe.
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of 31,00 and upwards,
80000A0 ATTENTION OIV8N TO TITS COLLECTION Or FARtiEng' BALE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Cnetomere living at distance.
J. N, GORDON, ACTING AGENT.
A game of hockey with Gerrie on our
rink is expeoted to be played on Tuesday
night,
The Wroxeter curlers were in /far.
riston on Monday and got severely trim-
med, somewhere about 24 abets behind.
They went more with the idea of seeing
MoOuliough skate than any other pur-
pose.
Woonn o 73Enne•—Mies Mary Simmons
and''', Saunders, of Manitoba, formerly
of Wroxeter, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony at the former's
home, on Tuesday at 10 o'clock a. m.
They left on the 0oon train for Manitoba,
which is to be their future home,
The Bachelors' Assembly, held in the
Hemphill block on Wednesday night of
last week was a grand 91100eee. The
bachelors deserve oredit for the way they
carried everything out. The Iadie8,
about 50 in number, all looped °harming
in their fine dresses, and the bachelors
were in the beet of humor, all enjoying
tbemselvee immensely. Supper was
served at 12,80 o'clock by bachelor
waiters, ell wearing colors, red and white.
Card playing was a little slow, as eo many
could danoe at once in the large hall that
no one need be left out over two dams at
a time. The program clued with a Cir-
cassian circle, and than the ladies thank-
ed the baoheiors for their extreme kind-
ness and were escorted to their homes.
MORN_
FARNEY.—In Gorrie, on Sunday, 26th, Mt
the wife of Rev. A. B. Forney, of
son.
Pnoomolt,—In Morris, on Feb. 26111, th
wife of Mr. Geo. W. Prootor, of
daughter.
REAS. ESTATE.
TilARDI FOR SALE,—TEE UN—
Lob no. 10, (Con, offers,, ry oou farm,
60 amen,
more or less. For paritoulare as to price
and terms apply to
ALt0F1. ROBERTSON,
Brussols P,0, on the premises,
INE PARAI FOR SALE+',.—BE-
L 50000lniing 08 ot acres of grst'olass land. There
is a louse barn, orchard unit goon ware-
house, nue form is wok fenced. There are
BS acres in Fall wheat ; 10 notes iu hay and
45 acres at nnee. pasture. 585oins the evillage ono Bgien
rus-
sels, For further parbioulars as to price,
terms, &o„ write to JAMES LIVINGSTON,
11I, P., Baden. 02-tf
1AB14I FOR SALE, -150 ACRES
a. of the North A oI rot 52, Don 2, and t South aa-
Wawa -
nosh. This is en excellent stock farm, being
well impelled with good spring water. It is
situated about 8 tulles from the tbriviog Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of It is under
glues. Buildings and feuoes are in a fair
state of repair. Easy terms of paymyent will
b1igiven.
en' For . BLAIlt, information
Brussels.
EXECUTORS' SALE
iArai 1510PE1117
XII
VALUABLE
the TowushiU of Grey, 1n the
County of Huron,
Pursuant to the directions contained ti
e the last will and testament of Thomas Wood -
a burn, deceased, there will be offered for sale
by nubile auction, by Finlay Stewart Scott,
Auctioneer, at the A51LB10AN HOTEL in
the VII,LAGlt OF 0BESSELs, in the Comi-
ty of Huron, on
Satru'day, \larch 1'wenly.Flft1,, A.D. 1399
M..^,.RZ22EL'
MILNE—HENITT.--At the Manse, Bros
sell, by Rev. John Ross, 13. A„ o
Wednesday, Marin 8011, Mr. Robes
at two o'clock in the afternoon• the following
't vnluabl
as. Milne, of Elm, to Mies Ida
Hewitt, of Grey.
DiOKENz8E—WILLrattson.-05 March 8111,
at the Methodist Parsonage, Walton,
by Rev. A. O. Tiffin Mr. Duncan
e arm property, via, :—The North
half of lot B in tee Sixth valet gssinn of +bo
lowm81,1 of Grey, This containing 40 norms of
land more or lees. 10h19 farm is vilnated 8
miles frem the Village Of Brussels and4
miles from the Village of 13tho1 and is con-
venient to Murrell and school, 71'he soil le a
good clay loam and is ell cleared and in a
good state of cultivation. The property le
well foamed with rail fences. There is a
small house arra stable on the promises autl
a email orpitard,
TERDIB mA IeALE.—Ten per cent. of thepar-
obese n envy on the clay of sale aid the bal-
ance within thirty dada tions wilt. Further
knotwn ov the day nd of sale or may De hada au
application to the undersigned.
Dated at Brussels, 8th day of hfarch, 1800.
JOHN BISHOP and 00710300E WE1,310,
G. F, BL4nI, Brussels,! onion,
1(0IIeezie to Mies Maggie, eldest
daughter of Mr. James VJilliainson,
all of Grey.
IRELAND.—In Morrie, on March and,
James Ireland, aged 88 years and
12 days,
DDRnt,—In MoKillop, an February 27th,
Elebeth Aitobeson, relict of the late
James Durk, aged 84 years and 8
months.
GALBRAtTn.—In Howlett, on Friday, Feb.
24th, Isabel Galbraith, aged 76 years,
Mo0ASEY.—In Cincinnati, Ohio, on Feb.
ruary 22nd, Dire. P. Mo0asey, form.
erly of Belgrave, aged 76 years.
HALLIDAY• — In Brussels, on Monday,
March 6011, Agues Allan, beloved wife
of Joo, 0. Halliday, aged 69 years
and 2 days.
NETREROaTT,—In Blaushard, Mitchell
road, on Sunday, Feb, 26th, Mize.
beth M., wife of William Nether.
co0t, and daughter of Jobe Hill,
Grey township, aged 44 years and 2
mohtbs,
AVmmmcem0i• sayb-
FRIDAY, MARCH 10.—Lot 11, eine. 2,
Grey. Farm stock, implements, &c.
Sale, pnreserved, 511 p. m., sharp. Alex.
Ross, prop. T. E. Hay, auo.
FRIDAY, MARCH 1O.—Farm stook, int.
plements and furniture. Lob 26, 000. 16,
Grey. Sale, unreeerved, at 1 p. m. E.
Eisler, prop. F. S. Scott, Gua
WEDNESDAY, MAarH, 15.—Farm stook,
implements and household furniture.
Sa Lot 6, Oen. 12, Grey, Sale, unreserv-
ed, at 1 p. en. Jno. Mitohell, prop, F.
S. Scott, ane,
THURSDAY, MAnoR 1Grl.—Farm' stook,
implements, &o. Lot 18, Oen. 11, Grey.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 •p. m. Edward
Denysr, prop., F. S. Scott, Guo,
Tomenty, MARII 28TH,—,Lot 11, Con.
14, McKillop, Farm etook, implements,
boueehold furniture, &o, Sale, unmoor/.
ed, at 1 o'alook. John MoLaugblin,
proprietor, Is, S. Scott, a0o0ioheer.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Two Cows for sale, 1 in calf and the
other Faarow, Apply at Let 20, Com 7, Groy,
or to 10SB8, ALEX, OONNON, Meet P,O.
T1ARM SBOURITY.—THE UN -
Ole hands to loan on mortgage, 0 arms eoain
ur-
ity, Payment to cult borrowers,
apply to W. H, 11:100010, Brussels.
ANYONE WANTING A SEW -
Me Machine, Organ or Plano oan be
su ,prind by applying to mo fox I am not out
ofp0bo a linos ae some have baled to report,
I wilt deal With you. as l'eOOOnable as any,
28- T, MO 01110, Brussels,
H OUSB AND LOT FOR SALE
ttBeldtrypyhiis aoomfo ableOne,wlfited,wth
cellar, hard and soft water, &o, There is
alto a good stable, .F1.0ut trees in garden :
over ono.quarber acre of land. For rim),
terms, &o., apply to 13, FINN, Peopnotor,
or W. 1'I, BARU, of TUE Poste, 18.51
POI? SALE.
Splendid Illnok Stallion, "Dexter Ito•
Valve," stands 100 Inutile high and weighs
1,00e. Sired by "Royal Revenge;' out Of
"0150 Clear Grit," Sure foal getter. For full
particulars aunty to 1001.4 BOLLINOiovt,
14110,00n, 6, Grey. lleutsels Y . 0.
Ili SERVICE,--T)3B tN–
hvnsfovnn will heap for servie°.on
Let 8, Oons.10 and 11, Grey, a thoio' bred
Durham hull, with rogietored podlgeeo, Alpo
a registered Yorkshire boar, from J, 10,
be9ni1aLofsit'rpiiltto 9,t unoervt, with privilege
of returning if uooeesaty.
84.8m. CHAS, 110x18h7,, Pr'oprietor,
,0, D. KI'NG'S SHOES
ALWAYS: IN STOCK.
MAR. 10, 1899
Steadying Medicine
Is needed by almost everyone, and more
especially those recovering from as
attack of la grippe. We find our
BEEF, WiNE' AND /RON
an excellent stimulant and nerve tonin,
just the thing to bring baok your old
time vigor. Try it at
1oz's Drug Store.
�l OOD 100 ACRE' PARAS FOR
u 8Alis rut 10, Com 0, Grey. 10 feet of
Ib touches the river. Immediate possession,
For price, tame, ecu„ app/ to
10- THOS, MOORLr, Brussels.
{1ARYI FOR SALE OR TO
Beta,—The undersigned ellen her 50
more farm, South half lot 00, eon. 1, Turn.
berry, for Salo or 00 rant. On the premisee
is a comfortable frame house aid a good
bank barn, also two good bearing orchards.
The place 18 well watered. Possoae,on can
be given in March. MR8,100e1, MOFFATT,
Proprietress, Brussels P, 0. 51.00
�t
001) FARMS FOR SALE,—
The undersign,/ otter two 100 acre
farm a for sale at reasonable )rrloos. The lots
aro Nos, 10 and 11 Con. 0 (Sunshine), the
si,leroad between them. Good brick house
and barn on lot 11, aid house and 2 barns on
lot 10. Orchards and all necessary oonven-
teuoes. Well watered and suitable for grain
or erasing. 100 acme now in gratia. Will be
sold either separate or together to suitpur-
chaser. Terme of payment reasonable. Im-
mediate possession. For further particulars
apply to 10gT00 0151(511, Brussels P, O„ 0x
E, L. LIOI9INSON, Bar1•ie15; Wlhgham, 1tf
OF OUR STUDENTS
IIave recently taken good sitastions and
four positions remain unfilled. The very
beet business firma throughout the coun-
try employ onr graduates. In fair com-
petition our graduates are nearly always
ahoeou, Our business co0rse ie filled with
practical pointe. We tench real business
—no imitation or 110nBenee. Our Short•
hand Ooureeis in obarge of experts.
ts'73nter now. 0ircuters free.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STRATFORO, ONT.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Latest Styles in
OTS
SHOES
We aro opening out our new Spring
Shoes and ask you to call and examine
them for Style and Durability. We
think them ahead of anything we have
been able to tell you about in 'Toru POST,
to interest yon.
Do not forget to bring in your Repairs with you. We repair
Rubbers and Shoes neat and durably and will give them prompt
attention.
and the
price
cannot fail
Harass Department 1 ccAhfefrill dent
o stochk of Trunkalsosa few andRobes Sat-
s and,
and Blankets left which we are selling at cost. See our own
make of Nickle Silver Single Harness at $11.00—great value.
Team Harness also cheap. Collars warranted. See us before
buying elsewhere.
1® C. '' `!CHARDS.
O—
New Spring Boots 0, S
hoes
New Prints, Dress Goods,
Lawns, Muslins,
-Embroideries, Insertions,
Laces, Art Mullins,
Cottons, Cotton Shirtings,
Cottonades, etc., etc,
•flood the Finest and most Stylish to
the Heavy Manufactures.
A. Lovely Range of Oxfords...4ft.
M -March Stanclard Patterns and Tashi
to those.who call for them, on Sheets. The latter Free
'Everything sold at ver close
be pleased to ' and reasonable itIlal1,13 We will
1 have you favor' us with a cail,ls
lex. tra,chan.