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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-3-24, Page 8A Drop Iu prima in Wall Papaya means balker velueo than ever before. Our stook was all bought before the advance in prime, If you are going to use any Wall Paper thie Spring you can save money at Dead - man's Drug and Book Store, Do you want a Bioyole 7 A good one—one that 'stands up"—one that is guaranteed and one that no one oats day a bad word about—then buy a Crescent Wheel ! We have them from $30 be $50 mob, with discounts to oaeh ausbomers. Ride a Gresoent. There is no better value any- where, nywhere, G. A, Deadman, Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B. Trains leave Bruesels Station, North and South, as Ponoses Genie Sown, Soma Nowa. TXPreoe 7:10 a,m, Mail 240 p.m 'fixed 9:45 a.m. Express 10:17 p.m OEC}x.0 Etba 1iemLL A chiel'a amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prenb it. SPRING millinery. COME, gentle Spring. READ our supplement. A 0000ING on April 5tb. LAST Friday was St. Patrick's Day. FRIDAY of next week will be Good Fri• day. UEBnms and Thursday were rough days. SCHOOLS olose next Thursday for Easter vacation. Sous of Scotland held their monthly meeting on Tuesday evening of this week. Flimsy of next week will be a public holiday. The Bank and business plaoee will be closed. TEE Enterprise Salt Welke chipped several one of salt to various points during the past week. A encamp meeting of 0ourt Prinoees Alexandria, 0. 0. F.. wae held on Moa• day evening to initiate new members. W. P. SnITH, ecientifio eye specialist, will be at Fox's drug store, Brussels, OD Wednesday, April 12th. Eyes tested free. A. Lens informed Tun Pon )net week that she never fails to read Talmage's sermon and the Sabbath school lesson notes in this paper every week. EVERY instrument belonging to the town Band is in operation and good music should be provided this Summer. A number of new seleotioas have been procured. Alamo the militia orders published is one appointing B. D. Grant, of Goderiob, hitherto second lieutenant, to the lieabenanoy of No. 5 (Brussels) company of the 33rd battalion, vice Dr. J. W. Shaw, transferred. "WALDEMAR," the imported German coach bores bought some time ago at a big price by a local syndicate from en American, was sold and shipped last week to Manitoba. The sellers did nob Ooi0 money by the transaction, OWING to the repeated thawing and freezing it is no easy matter to preserve your balance in walking on some of the streets. Not a few have performed vari- oue acrobatic evolutions before finishing with the figure known as "Hop." Tuns week Samuel Burgess received word of the dosage of his eldest brother, aged 88 years, at Newcastle. The old gentleman died on Monday and the funeral took place on Thursday. Mr. Bargees was not able to attend owing to hie delioate state of health, As+EssoR GoUeLEY has nearly completed hie rounds and has come to the oonclueion that there are more poverty stricken peo• pie in Brussels than Bradstreet or any other finanoial Directory bas any idea. The "embaraesmenb" may speedily disappear, however, now that the anus. ing is over for this year. OYSTERS.—An enjoyable time was spent at Bartliff's reetauraat on Tuesday even- ing when a number of the members of the A, 0. 11. W. assembled to sample the bivalves and spend an hoar or 80 with J, H. Wismar before he removed to Zurich. Short speeches were made by a number of the brethren to which Mr. Wiemer replied thanking all for their kind words, Emmen DAY.—r'Eropife Day" will be celebrated in the public schools of Ontario oh May 23rd for the fired time. The Rdulatioo Department has issued a circular to school Inepeotore throughout the Province, notifying them to that ef- fect, and outlining the method in whiob the day should be spent. The morning will be devoted obieily to a familiar talk by the teacher on Canada's relation to the Empire and readinge from Canadian and British authors. Patriotic, recite, tions, longe and speeobes will be the afternoon program. The public will be invited. TEE BEST SEEDS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY, —We cannot too atrongly nor too often urge the supreme importanoe of planting seeds that are perfectly pure and fresh. Seeds that are offered at cheap prides are almost invariably of doubtful origin and uncertain age, sore to cause the planter disappointment and lows, The thought. fob planter's only surety ilea in buying seeds sent out by a oonsoisntioue rind trustworthy house. A vast number of gardeners have (and have had for years) the utmost eonfldenpe in seede that bear the name D. M. Ferry & Co,, Windsor, Ont. The present generation of planter°, can hardly remember the time when Ferry's Seeds were nob on sale every. where each year and as regularly planted by thotiaands,—with the greatest faith in the nuvarying quality of the seeds and in the integrity of the firm that grew ahem, Every planter, whether already a buyer of Ferry's Seeds or not, should send for Ferry's Seed Annual for 1899. It !entailed free to any one who writes for it, THE .BRUSSELS POST 14IAlt, 24,1800 Tile POST gives the news. GET ready for va5oivabion. GET the snow off the sidewalks, Tim bicycle butane is booming up fur 1595, PLANT your Spring advertisement in Tint Poen, Menai. Wilton & Turobult received a Oar of stove dial this week. Tag Looal Legislature may close for this sseeion Thursday of next week. Deo Correspondent we would like to hear from you once a week if possible. SEt•ERAL oars of ooal Have ooms to Brussels this week for the Enterprise Salt Works. Trw first Allan line steamer will leave Montreal for Liverpool on Saturday, April 2905. MONTHLY Horse Fide on Thursday, April 0th. Thie will be the bleb Fair this season. THERE are 261 names on the member. ship roll of East 1larun Farmers' Meth tote no far this year. A FEW local curling matches were piny ed during the past week. The rink was arranged on the milldam and the ice was very good. BoaoEBorY broke into Mrs. 8. Smale's home one night recently, wrenohing the door look off, Mre. Small is eponding the Winter at Buffalo, N. Y. P. %Ekren was off duty two days last week owing to a oarbunol° ou his face. There was consequently no school in his Department on Thursday or Friday. NEXT Tuesday two care of settlers' ef- fects will be shipped from Brussels by Gomer Green and Widdis Jackson. They go to Manitoba to become bonanza farm - ere. AN entertainment, designated as "Red Letter Days," is being arranged by a Committee of ladies in connection with the Methodist church. It promises to be very interesting. Announcement of date later. Seam TEerr•—The Central Business Oollege, Stratford, Out., announces that the Spring Term in that institution will begin on April 4th. W. J. Elliott, the Principal of the college, will be pleased to sena full information to any one desirous of obtaining a business education or a omen in shorthand and type writing. Aluzrnnnn. Millinery Openings in town will be held on Wedueeday and Thursday of next week, 29th and 80th ions. Mrs. Rogers and Mise Roddick with their respective staffs are bard et work preparing for the Spring display. They promise something very elaborate, and no lady should miss seeing the new oreations. AUCTION SALw.—b o auction sale of the household effects of Wm. Keteobtel will be held at their residence, corner of Thomas and Elizabeth streets, Brus- sels, on Thursday, April 615, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Kneobtel's health is broken down and as she is unable to continue house. keeping the sale will be made on above date. F. S. SCOTT enured a large number of signatures lest week to a petition relative to the Government granting aid to the extension of the C. P. R. from Guelph to Goderioh and bhe improvements to Gode- rioh harbor, to make it available to the large grain boats. It might have been better if a little more definiteness had been given as to the route. Munn. Cochrane & Johnston received a oar of Sweedieh and Scotch granite last week. People wanting anything in this line would do well to see them before purchasing elsewhere. Don't buy from agents, but see the stook yourself and you then know what you are getting. We oarrya stock not surpassed by any town in Canada. Cochrane & Johnston, deal- ers in marble and granite monuments, Brueeele. Burnam] hookeyists crossed sticks with the punk pushers of Atwood on the Maitland rink here on Thursday of last week. It was a retu,n match brit the visitors were not very deeply in it and as a consequence Brussels won handily by a score of 8 to 2. Part of the performance in the evening could have been eliminat• ed without detracting from the good name of anybody. The hoore team has only lost one game out of six played this season wbioh is agood record for the first year Of organization, Eon HURON FARMERS' INSTITUTE —A meeting of the Direotore of East Heron Farmed' Institute wee held on Friday afternoon of Iasi week, at the Qaeen's Hotel, Brunets. Present, President Strachan, Secretary Hood, and A. Gardi• ner, R. Dilworth, Joe, Smiths, G. Mer - die, J. Brethauer, T. Mosgrove, W. H. Fraeer and W. H. Kerr. It was decided to oall the annual meeting at Brussels Town Hall, on Tuesday, Jane 13th,-st 1.80 p. no The Seoretary reported the membership to be 261. An outside speaker will not be asked to attend the annual meeting owing to the local elo• gnenoe always at oommand, BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCIIaon—The follow- ing is a statement of the income and ex- penditure in connection with Brussels Public school for the past year :- 0020IPTs. Balance from 1897 $ 445 69 Non-resident fees 68 40 Equivalent to Gov. grant 140 00 Government grant, 1898 146 00 Legislative mnuioipal grant5 81 Local school assessment 111)9 85 Examination fees 18 00 Continuation classes fund 100 00 Insurance 550 00 Total $2677 25 EXPENDITURE, Teachers' salaries $1548 98 Caretaker's salary 00 00 Seoretary-treasurer's salary,80 00 Interest Wood Repaid and supplies Insurance on premiums Expenses of Examination Miscellaneous 0 05 92 00 805 22 42 00 17 86 10 55 Total $2285 11 Balance 442 14 $2677 26 The above amounts are certified to be correct by the village auditors, J. N, Ken- dall and 3, Y. 8, Kirk. It is safe to say that the school premises are in better supe now than they have been einoe'the erection of the new building and although the expenditure has been considerable the wont Sone 'MILS deemed not only necessary by the Board but urgent. This year sbonld be oonsiderahly lighter. The ratepaysre will be interested in the statement published above and therefore we give it a plane in Tout Poen, which will be handier for them than going to the postoffloe, where it is posted tip, to get the information. Came rales are diet ed on the G. T. R, during Ilaetertids. By consulting the advt. in another colt -mitt of Tog Pon yon may he able to decide whether it ie cheap- er to go visiting or stay at home. AocTioo sale of the Woodburn 60 sore farm, Grey, at the Alnerioan Mote), Brussels, on Saturday afternoon of this week, at 2 o'clock, F. te, Scott will be the auctioneer. It ie an &seantare' sale to close up the estate, Mae. D. DEE MME PASarrs AWAY.—Th urs. day morning Alios Denbow, beloved wife of Daniel Denman, of Brussels, died at the home of her parents, Jno. Denbow and wife, Elizabeth etreet, of pernicious an amnia, She had been ailing for the past two months, A buebaud and three little children survive, who will share in the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral will take place on Saturday, Mee, Denman was 31 years, 7 months and 5 days old. A. 0. U. W.—Last Friday evening the eentf•monthly meeting of the As 0. U. W. was held and after the uaanl liminess routine bad been gone through the follow- ing interesting program was presented ;— Reading on "Rev. Joseph Parker," by T. Farrow ; violin solo by D, Ewan ; ad dress on "Esop's Fables" by Rev, S. J, Atha ; solo by Watson Ainley ; Sootah reading by N. A. Oriel) ; speed] on "Snakes" by Harry MoCrao ; recitation, "Earth's last picture," W. H. MaCraolt. en. Bro. Wiemer offered a few words relative to hie removal from Breseele and expressed his best wishes for the moons of Brussels A. 0. U, W. 'lItll1CB 1IlIINiBe. "Singing for Jesus," will be the Ep• worth League topic next Sabbath even- ing, At Melville Endeavor next Sabbath evening the subject will be "True Peni- tence." Reeds. S. J. Attie, R. Paul end W. Norton and B. Gerry attended the special Dietriot meeting held in Bluevale on Tuesday. Rev. D. Rogers, of Bluevale, was elected chairman for the balance of the term of the late Rev. Mr. Ounning- bam. Rev. S. J. Attie will preach the third sermon on "Tire life of Christ" next Sun- day morning. The evening discourse will be especially to young men. Topic, "Joseph, the Prince Minister of Egypt," being number four iu the aeries of Old Testament oharaotere, "Ohrist as a pattern in Character and Conduct," was the Rev. S. J. Allin's topio last Sunday morning. 'Text, Luke 5.27. "Three epochs in the life of Jacob" was the subject of the evening disoourse. (1) Jacob in his youth; (2) Jacob's middle age ; (3) Jacob's old age. The Executive Oommittee of the Sab• bath school and Endeavor Associations will meet in Clinton on Good Friday to arrange for the coming County Conven• tion which will be held in Exeter next June. Thos. Straoban, Mies Mary Ross and W. H. Kerr are members. Rev. Gee. Lounds, of Grand Valley, formally junior pastor of the Methodist ohuroh, Brussels, bas been unanimously invited to become pastor of the George- town church at the beginning of the next Oonferenoe year. The rev. gentleman hes accepted the invitation. He is a good worker. Last Sunday morning Rev. G. J. Abey took for his text 1st Oor. 18:18, "And now abideth Faith, Hope and Charity, these three ; bot the greatest of these is Charity." In the evening the following worde were chosen : "So likewise shall my Heavenly Father do Mao onto you if ye from your hearts forgive not every- one hie brother their trespasses," St. Matt. 18:85. At a meeting of the Heron Presbytery, held at Clinton on Wednesday of )eat week, the most important business trans- acted was the consideration of the resig. nation of Rev. Dr. McDonald, for over twenty years the pastor of Student) Pres• byterian ohurob, the second largest con- gregation in Western Ontario. The revereudelootor is one of the most popular men in the oburob, mei the congregation and Presbytery feel very sore to lose eo valued a man. The rev. gentleman in• tends making hie home in Detroit and live the balance of his days retired. Rev. John Rose preached o0 "The Grandeur of the Heavenly Life," Rev. 22 ; 3-5, last Sabbath morning in Mel. villa church. It will consist (1) Is its steady progress in knowledge ; (2) In its increasing elevation in service ; (5) In its oeaeeleee advancement in growth ; (4) In its ever inoroasing nearness to God ; (5) In its never ending duration. "Self Mastery" was dealt with in the evening, (1) Ile nature ; (2) Its attainment ; (3) The practical exoeroise of self ms-'tery4) The reward, Next Sabbath morning the subject will be "The way to the Heavenly Life," and in the eveningqueetions which may have arisen daring the course of ser. mono on "Tided; to Come" will be an. swayed by the pastor. CornoLENOE.—Tse following resolution wae adopted by the Presbytery of Mait- land at its meeting at Tesewater, Mardi 70b, 1899. The Presbytery desires to acknowledge the hand of God in the re. moval of our beloved brother, the Rev. John Ferguson, D, D., of Brueeele, He labored faithfully and successfully for many years es the pastor of one of our leading congregations, Melville °hurob, 13rossele. Of late years he served Hie Master no lees efficiently in Glengarry and in Colorado, U. S. We would recog- nize his exceptional ability and faithful- ness and his consecration to the Lord's aervioe. And we rejoice in the goodly meaeone of suooeee with which the Lord Drowned his laborers "He being dead yet epeaketb," As a Court we deeply sym- pathize with his family and friends in this their time of bereavement, though they do not sorrow "as those who have no hope." Business Locals, Clover and Timothy seed at MoCrao• ken's, Cum and Timothy seed, Beaker & Venetone, Two good working horns for sale at lot 27, con. 7, Morrie. WM. ASHTON. 83. A few kegs of latae herring to exchange for wood. Apply at Batlanbyne's grocery, Brunets. Ronald Fire Engine Werke wieh to purehaes 100 to 200 oorde of wood, four feet long—hard or soft—green or dry, early delivery. Joel reoeived large, stock, Boys' knee pants all sizes from four years to fifteen years old. A, R,Smith, Suooeseor to Smith & McLaren. Oathand one prim only, Wanted ---Bolter and Eggs, Trigbeeb Prides, Cash or Trade Admittedly the beet Pradane market hi Canada, Cl. T?,, Kula, Wbrighatn. S. B. finers] Were his residence for dale or to rent, also I.lu•ne business sbande On Turuberry deter )lent moderate, pos• 01 sseesion immediately. A, 1t. 8311T11, enooeaeor to Smith & McLaren, has just received this week, direct from Belfast, Ireland, ono bale linens, and will sell ab bhe tollowfng prioee ; —Cee piece Loom Table Linen, 20o, per yard ;• 1 piece Tebie Linen, 40a. per yard i 1 piece Table Linen 60o. per yard ; 1 pine Bleached Table Linen, 605. par yard ; 1 piece best P00001) Clan - tons, to town at 10u. per yard ; 1 pine beet binek Canvass in town at 10o, par yard. Cash and 1 price only. A. Be Smith, obampiou clothier, aoRx7. CLENNAN.—Io Morris, on March 17th, the wife of 111r. Jae. J. °lenm a, of a son, DRNNrSON.—On Thursday, 16th inst., the wife of Mf. J. T. Dennison, of Mo. Killop, of a daughter. Hoon.—In Fordwiob, on Arnett 18th, the wife of Mr. L. G. Hooey of a eon. MAY,—La Atwood, on Feb. 2305, bhe wile of Mr. Robb, May of a son. LONOBWAY.-1n Atwood, on March 0th the wife of Mr. Louie Longeway of a can. MARRI9=, BOLTON—POLLAIID. Ab the Methodist personage, Walton, by Rev. A. 0. Tiffin, on Wednesday, 52 ,d inst., Mr. 'rhos. Balton, of the loth on. of MoK!Ilop, to Mise Florence, daughter of Mr. Joshua Pollard, of the llth non, of 14IoKillop. axR✓a. DENtrtN.—In Bruesels, on Tbureday, March 23rd, Alias Denbow, beloved wife of Daniel Denman, aged 81 yens, 7 mouths and 5 days, SAVAGE.—Is Ethel, on March 19th, Louisa Ann Hogg, relict of the late Henry Savage, aged 52 years, 7 mos, and 26 days, Govesnrrz —In Grey, on March 22nd, John Jacob Gorealitz, aged 86 years, 10 menthe and 18 days. —Av-m ioSo' 885+}7. _ MONDAY, MAnon 27Th — household furniture, at Elenfryn Section House Sale at 2 o'olook. T. 0 Whiting, prop. F. 8. Scott, no. TUESDAY, MARCH 28T1r.—Lot 11, Con. 14, MoKillop, farm stools, implemeute, household furniture, &o. Sale, unreserv- ed, at 1 o'olook. John MoLaughlin, proprietor, F. S. Scott, auctioneer. aR :Tse=TSS Fall Wheat 82 Burley 40 Peas 09 Oats .. .. 28 Butter, tubs and rolls .. 13 Eggs per dozen 9 Flour per barrel 4 00 Potatoes (per bas.) 55 Hay per ton 6 00 Hides trimmed Hides rough Salt per bbl., retail 7 5 1 00 Sheep skirts, each .....• • 30 Lamb skins each 25 Hogs, Live 4 00 Dressed Hoge 5 00 Wool 16 Apples (per bag) 50 03 45 04 29 14 10 4 00 65 5 00 5 60 75 25 4 10 6 00 17 55 TORONTO, ONT., March 21,—Wheat— White, 08o, and red at 07a West ; goose, 67o to O8o East ; No. 1 Manitoba hard, North Bay, 800, and grinding in transit 82c, Flour dull ; straight roller in bar. refs West $2,96 to $3. Mlllfeed firm at 516 to 510 for shorts, and $18 50 to 514 for bran West. Barley dull ; No. 1, 40o West. Buokwheat steady, at 600 west. Rye dull, at 65o East, Corn steady ; Canada yellow, West, Iffic ; old American ab 42*0, Toronto. Oats steady ; white 290 West. Peas steady ; care West, 85o to 86o. Toronto, Out , March 2L—Tho receipts of cattle at the Western etook yards to• day were represented by 64 loads, and business was rather slow during the early part of the day, The quality of the of- ferings was fair, and prices in all lines wero.gonerallyunchanged. Cables report a firm market for cattle, both in London and Liverpool, but shippers did not show any anxiety to take the offerings. The best export cattle are quoted as high as 50 per pound, but the majority of sales were recorded around 45o per pound. Light exporters are quoted ab 4}o per pound For butchers' cattle there was a better demand, and in some oases for an exceptionally good animal die per pound VMS gluon. The range was from 4o to 4;}o per pound, with ordinary stook selling at 3*0 to 35o per pound. There was n fair enquiry for stockers, and dealers are quoting from 8,10 to 8flo per pound. In the small mamba market there was a good supply of sheep and lambs. Sheep are quoted at from 30 to 8,}0 per pound ; for ewes at 2*0 to 25e per pound. Lambs are quoted at die bo 5o per pound. Oalves are quoted at from 52 to 510 per head. The hog market is steady. The receipts were represented by about 1,700 head, with prices unohanged, the best selections selling at 4*c per pound, Milch sows, eaoh $26 to $45. Export natio, per cwt., $475 to $0. Export cattle, light, 54.26 to 54 80. Butohere' cattle, choice, mete' $4 to $4.60, Butchers' cattle, oommon, owb., $8.50 bo 55.75. Stockers, per cwt., 58,60 to 53.81. Sheep, per cwt., $2,60 to $8.50. Lambs, per owb;, 54 50 to $5. Calves., per head, 52 to 510, Hoge— Choice, per cwte $4,50 ; heavy, fat, per cwt., 58.87i ; light, per owl., $8.12} ; sows, per cwt„ 53, Este Bu1'rALo, N. Y., March 21.— Cattle—There were no fresh offerings to. day, but with a fair inquiry the feeling teas steady ; there were no oalvee on sale ; nominal quotation for choice to ex. tra, $0.75 to 57 1 good to choice, 50 bo 55.- 70. Shoop and lambs—The offerings wore four loads ; the demand was fair, and prion firm atyoaterday's close ;• choice to extra were quotable gb 56.25 to 58,75 ; good to oholoe, 56 to 56,25 ; sheep, choice to extra, 56 to 55,25 ; good bo choice, 54,• 50 bo 55 ; all sold, and the close was firm ; these prides are here considered beyond the limits of safety, with probs. bilibioa in favor of a good •sized dsoline by the end of the week. Hogs—The offer - fogs wero light -12 tootle ; the market wee even for the bust part of the day, but barely steady at the close, which was lower ; heavy were quotable at $406 00 5410 ; medium, 54.05 to 54,10 ; Yorkers, $4.05 ; pigs, 58.00 to $4 ; roughs, 58.80 to 58,80' ; stage, 52,50 to $2,76. ST,I Nal RD BANE: mMTA73LC:F3:F :U HEAP OFFICE, - TORONTO CAPITAL PAID 110 (COs Million Dollard) • 51,000,000 RESERVE FUND . $000,000 Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, litanitota, United States id England. teresinze A General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes Discounted. Drafts Iseuad and Collections made on all points, SAVINGS BANK DF.PARTMENr. Interest allowed on deposits of 51,00 and upwards. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION OF FAEROES' SALE NOTES. Every facility afforded Customers liviug at a die tame. J. N, GORDON, Acme AGENT. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. Notice to Creditors. Two Cows for sale, 1 in calf and the gib or Faarow. Apply ab L't 20, Oon, 7, Grey, or to MRS, ALEX, OONNON,Ethel P.O, Two grade bulla for sale, one ],j years old and the other 10 months, For further iuforutatiou apply to (210010GE ROBB, 07.tf Brussels, THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. 1jA1�It1 SEOURITY.-THE UN - i. DEnsiGNED has bad 010,000 placed in his hands to loan on mortgage, farm eeour. ity. PaymentApply to 02,. borrowers09, Brussels. ANYONE WANTING A SLW• are Machin, Organ or Piano oats be supplied byapplying to me for I am not out of the busiess as some have tried to report. I will deal with you es reasonable as any, 28- T. M0 ORE, Bru sae's. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE on MI11 street, Brussels. The house is a comfortable one, wen fitted up, with sellar, hard and eofb water, &o, There is also a good stable. Fruit trees in garden : over ono•quarber acre of land. For price, torme, &a„ apply to B. FINN, Proprietor, or W. H. IMERE, of TSE PosT, 16.01 FOR SALE. Splendid Bleck Stallion, "Dexter Re. Yonne," stands lei bands high and weighs 1,900. Sired by Royal Revenge," out of "Old Olear Grit.' Sure foal getter, For full b¢rtionlars apply to JOBN HOLLINGER, Lot 10, ion. 0, Grey. Bsuseels P. 0. Tenders Wanted Tenders will be received by the under- signed up to 12 o'olook, anon on April lst, for the oreotion of a new School House at Lot 10, Oon, 6, Soh col Election No. 0, Gray. Plans and specifications may be Been at Jobn Bate - man's, Lot 15, Oon, 0, Grey. MALCOLM LAMONT, JOHN BATEMAN, Trustees, ABRAHAM G. BISHOP, r ROBT, MO2AY, Seo: Tress, Ethel P. O. Dissolution of Partnership, Notice is heleby given that the partner. ship heretofore existing betweou the ander. saguedunder.the firm name of Smith C Me - Laren, is dissolved, dating from March 1st, 1800. All claims against the said firm will be paid by A. R. Smith, who will also colloot all assets of the said firm. Dated at Brussels this 10th day of March, 1800• WitnessGEO. N. MaLAREN, SAM. SKAL1TZIOY 1 A. It. SMITH, In the Suerogate Court of the County of Huron, in the matter of the estate of John McDougall, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, Gentleman, deceased. Notice is hereb y given pursuant In Revis- ed StnbubesofOntario, HO, Soc. 38, that all oredltors and atboes having any claims agaloot the estate of John McDougall, luta of the Village of Brussels, in the County 0f Huron, gentleman, deceased, who died on or about the 20 Ili day of February, A.U. 1809, at the said Village of Brussels, oro hereby IV- glared 0- 5 rl sd to send by post, prepaid, or to deliver to G.11'. Blair, of the Village of Brussels, sot - tenor for F. G. Scott, of the Village of Antis - a010, and Archibald Lamont, of tbe Town- Sltfp of Grey, in the said County of Huron, the Executors of the said estate, on orbe. fore the Seventh day of April, 0.1)..1809, their full names, addresses aaa descriptions, and the fall partioulare of their claims, sad the nature of the securities (if auy) held by thew. And n0030 113 further given that after the stud laps mentioned date the said Exaoabors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deoeasod among the parsons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the said Executors will not be responsible for the assets or any part there• of, so distributed to any person of whose claim notloe shall not have boon received at the timopf such distribution. G. F, 1LA110, Brussels Out., 27-8 Solicitor Inc' Executors, Dated at Brussels, March 18,1890. Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron, in the matter of the estate of Robert Shortreed, late of the Town- ship of Morris, in the Oounty of Huron, farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby given nureuant to Revie • ed Statutes of Ontario, 1808, Seo, 88, that all creditors and others having any claims against the estate of Robert Shortreed, late of the Township of Morrie, in the County of Huron, farmor, cleansed, who died on or about the Oslo day of February, A. D„ 1800, in the said Township of Morrie, are hereby required to send by post, prepaid, or to de• layer to G. F, Blair, 01 the Village of Brus- sels, ecliaitor for George ,Tackoon and Neil McDonald, of the Township of Morris, In the said County of Huron, the Executors of the said estate, ou or before the Seventh clay of April, A.D., 1899, their full names, address es and descriptions, and the full particulars of their claims, and the nature of the securities (if any) 1,101d by them, And notice is hereby given that after the said last mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to dis- tribute the assets of the said deceased. among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of wllroil notice shall have been gtveu as above required, and the said lexsoutors will not be responsible for the assets or any part thereof, so dletrib- sited to any person of whose claim notice shall not have been received at the time of such distribution. G.F. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont., Solicitor for ]executors. Dated at Brussels, March 18, 1800. raper Again. now quickly the nations come and go but we ere always readyfor them. Our new stook of Wall Paper is ali in and when we say Limb it is not only the flneet range but also the very beet values we have ever shown we mean exactly what we Bay. Drop in and see if this is not right Fax's Drug Store. Cit200 00 WILL PURCHASE 10 111) acres, the South Nast corner Lot 25, Oon. 7, Morris. Frame house, stable nun or. chard, Icor further particulars apply to B. GERRY, Brussels. 004 �t OOD 100 ACRE FARM FOR VI SALA. Lot 19, Oon. n, troy, 12 foot of it touches the river. Imurorliate possession. Far price, term e, 50„ apply to 19- 'PHOS. 0100100, Brueeo's, WARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- dersigued offers his farm, Wost Half Lot No, 10, Con. A, Groy, containing 50 acres, more or less. For particulars as to price and terms apply to ARCH. IIOBERTSON, Brueeele P. 0, on the promises, GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.— The undersigned offer two 100 ,,m•e farms for sale at reasonable prioee. Tho lots aro Nos. 10 and 11, Con. 0 (Buuehiurd, the eideroad between thorn. Good briar house nod barn ou lot 11, and house and 2 barns ou lot 10. Orchards and all necessary conven- ionoes. Well watered and suitable for grain or grazing. 100 acres Dow iu grass,Willbe sold er• 9or togetherto suit pur. chaser. Terms of payment reasonable, Im• mediate possession, 2or fnrtbor particulars apply to JOSEPH 0L10GG, Brnseelx P, 0,, or E.L. DIOXIN BON, Barrister, Wiugham. Itt bpi»•pry .�, OF OUR STUDENTS Have recently taken good situations and four positions remain unfilled. The very beet business firms throughout the Donn• try employ our graduates. In fair oom- petition our graduates are nearly always ohoeen. Our business course is filled with pentium! pointe. We tench real business —no imitation or nonsense. Our Short - baud Course is in charge of experts. t=tt-Enter now. Cheaters free. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, STRATFORD, ONT, W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Successor to 3 SMITH & McLAREN Terms Cash, and One Price Only. hen r,,tiw -( ,.. es There is nothing so good as forethought—It's a sign of thrift and good management. It is almost a necessity to prosperity. Some nations practice it—they win in war. Some governments practice it—they win in diplomacy. Some people practice it—they are the prosperous people, we all know them. We can daily point out dozens of them buying what they know they will want and can get better at the present moment than later on when crowds are thicker and all bent on the same errand. Carpets, Dress Goods, Cottons, Shirtings and Denims W You will thank us heartily for urging you to make your purchases as early as pos- sible this season in particular, for every species of Dry Goods is rising rapidly in price. —N E5' OAR �l�•� • There is a complete stock to pick from at different prices from 12- ,'�c. to $1.10er yard. There are some exquisite designs in wool in what is known as the 3 -ply Carpet. The wool is long and strong. They will wear splendidly. ba" KESS GOODS. We are proud of our Dress Goods Stook. The colors are Browns, Fawns, Greens, Greys, Blues and a good stock of Priestly's Black Dress Goods, Vt�. 11 f F i 00 ,� r.,,• :,.,, • i" ,•f t Irtts� CHAMPION CLOTHIER. Terms Cash and One Price Only,