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MADMAN'S
DRUG & BOOKSTORE,
BICYCLE TRIAL.
Are you wanting a Dreyer&?
Would you tike it on trial for 2 months
or the whole Summer? Well you can
have one by paying from $10 to $20, and
if THE WHEEL ie not aatiefaatory in
every respeot you can return it or pay
balance and keep it. Yon need never be
afraid of buying a Oreeoent. There are
more 009909nts sold than all other Bioy.
ole, made in Canada combined.
G. A. Deadman,
Agent for Crescent Bicycles.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
6o0TanaN nxTENszo1 01. G. c$ B.
Trains leave Brneeele Station, North
and South, eB follows :
GOING SonTE. GOING NORTE.
l7Erireee 7:16 a.m.! Mail 0.10 p.m
timed 9:40 a.m. i Expreee 10:17 p.m
Terra Rats Jterns,
A obiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Monate.
Muumuu weather.
AWNINGS are to the front.
SAw'ING match Wednesday of next week.
Ana you a member of the Public
Library ?
Punic school re•opene next Monday,
10th inst.
Smoot Board will meet on Friday
evening of next week.
JNo. Commie intends booming the
Anchor wire Mooing this Spring.
Houma of Refuge Committee will meet
on friday of this week at Clinton.
Tag last Horse Fair of this season was
held on Thursday and attraoted a big
crowd.
Oua mecbanioa are waiting anxiously
for the snow to get away so as to com-
mence work.
EASTER Monday was a Bank holiday
although a good many people forgot this
fact until they got to the door.
POSTMASTER FARROW handled over $1,000
of Government funds last Saturday in
connection with poetomoe business.
BARRISTER BLAIR attended to legal busi-
ness at Stratford on Thursday and will
go on to Seaforth for Division Court on
Friday.
D. D. G. M. Iawns, of Stratford, will
officially visit St. John's Lodge A. F. &
A. M., on Tuesday, 25th inst. 191r. Irwin
is the Public School IDep+•otor for North
Perth.
Mmeene. Wilton & Turnbull are plan-
ning a re -arrangement of their store, as
they are adding a stook of hardware to
their tin and store beelines. The goods
have been purchased and will be here,
shortly.
EAST Huron License Commissioners
will meet et the Queen'e Hotel, Brussels,
on Tuesday, 18th inst., at 10 o'clock, to
take into consideration the granting of
hotel licenses for the coming year.
There are 19 applications, tries earns dor.
reepoodiog with the number of licensee
granted last May.
CLOSE CALL. — Tuesday afternoon's
train bed rather e, peonlier experience
that might have made bad work.
Several of the stakes on one of the flat
care, conveying saw loge from Ethel to
Wingham, broke and allowed the timber
to roll off while the train was speeding
along. It is said ODE or more of the logs
was naught by 8ome of the passing care
and plowed along in the Snow.
MATnIltoleIAL.—ou-Thursday, the 23rd
of 418,00h, Jas. Gethridge, of Chatham,
and Miee May, second daughter of John
Putland, of Brussels, were united in
marriage at the Methodist parsonage in
that town, by Rev. E. N. Baker, M. A.,
B. D. The bride wore a brown travel•
ling suit. The happy twain will locate
on a farm 4 miles from Chatham, where
they begin married life with the good
wishes of their many friends both in
Chatham and Bruseele, in which Tna
POST joins,
SAwINe MITCI1.—A sawing matob, open
to the world, will take place on the mar-
ket square, Brussels, on Wednesday
afternoon of next week, commencing at 1
o'clock, when a puree of $20.00 will be
offered for the fastest work. The money
will be divided as follows :—let, $8.00 ;
and, $6.00 ; 3rd, $4.00 ; 4th, $2.00 ; 5th,
$1.00. Loge will be bard wood and two
onto will be required from each saw.
Entrance fee 5 per cent. of purse. N. F.
Gerry, J. T. Roee and' Sao. Doualdeon
are the Committee representing the bust -
Inas men who have put up the cash for
the afternoon's contest. A big crowd
will no doubt attend.
K. 0. T. M.—Bruseele Macoabee Tent
held an At Home in their new Lodge
room, Stewart brook, on Tneeday even.
ing of this week, which wee a very en-
joyable affair. The Hall was tastefully
decorated, and with its new carpet, oleo
trio light, Laos presented a very home
like appearanoe. M. 11. Moore, V. S.,
occupied the chair and got out of the
chairman's Speech because he was sun-
burned and bad a cold. A varied, wrath -
inn and entertaining program was pre.
seated as follows :—Instrumental duet,
"Whang waltz," E. L. Jaokeon and Miss
Jean MoLauohlin ; club swinging by
Mrs. (Dr.) Kalbfleieoh ; inetrume0tel,
Mise Jean MoLanohlin ; eolo, "She was
bred in old Kentuoky," A. Roee ; 00019
song, J. 112, MoKenzie ; acro, "The old
Town," Jae. Thotneon ; violin and organ
dilet, "Elea Gavotte," ; solo, "Deoember
and May," Fred, Gilpin ; etnmp epeeob
by J. 191, llloKLenzie. The latter respond•
ed to encores, and gave the audience
more than one hearty laugh. Daring an
intermission in the program a- testy
lunch, coheietieg of sandwiches, cake,
coffee, 910,, wag served, The program
wits brought to a oouolu8i0n by the
National Anthem, after a vote Of thanks
had been a000rded to all who twisted,
FALL wheat has Wintered. well,.
A.. 0, U. W. Friday evening of this
week,
31'. S, Sco'e' has an theta= sale for J.
Holland in MOKiltop .on Tueeday, 1801
fret,
9oian: Doane dismissed the ogee of
Sample ve, Mitchell on wbioh he reserved
decision a short time ago.
A NAV doctor and a new dentist are
among the probabilities in Bruesele in
the near future, so rumor ,aye.
Tom night train last Thursday did not
reaoh Brueeels until early Friday morn.
ing owing to an eoeident East of Guelph.
048E Winner, and family have remov
ed from Brussels to Ethel, where Mr,
Wilbee has leased a term for a term of
years. Their old friende hero with thaw
eucoeae,
JAMES Dams ]tae made errengemenls
relative to getting in his prop on hie farm
wberby be will continue hie shoe -maker's
shop in Broesele ae usual instead of otos.
ing as intimated last week,
Jo0N LoTT has a 900 pound horse and
drives it to 8 550 -pound sleigh. Last
Monday, with this outfit, be hauled 4,940
pounds of nails Prom the 0. T. R. freight
house to N. F. Gerry's store at one load.
Awedding knot was tied at Melville
Manse on Wednesday, by Rev. Joe. Rose,
B. A,, the oontraoting parties being W.
9, Ward and MissEmmaE. Lundy, both
of Morrie township. May joy go with
them.
TUESDAY evening there wag no eh0rtage
as t0 entertalnmeot IIB the A. F. di A. M,
held an Emergency meeting ; the Sone
of Scotland were on duty at their Hall,
and the Maccabees had an "At Home"
in their new lodge room.
Tan Galt Reformer in speaking of the
funeral o6 the late Mrs. Wm. Vanetone
Saye : "Rev. Mr. Leatherdale, of Brus-
sels, oonduoted the obsequies." Tbie is
the first time that the "Rev." has been
applied to our genial citizen who went to
Galt to conduct the funeral.
FOURTE DIvosio2 Comm.—Regular sit-
tings of the Fourth Division Court was
held in the Brussels Town Hall on Tees.
day afternoon of thle week, Judge Doyle
presiding. The docket was a light one
and was as follows : — Jaoklio ve.
Killingeworth.—Action on a000unt. Ver.
diat for defendant. G. F. Blair for
plaintiff ; W. M. Sinoleir for defendant.
Holmes ve. McKelvey. — lotion for
breach ofcontraot.s Verdict for defend.
ant. R. L. Taylor for plaintiff ; W, 19.
Sinclair for defendant.
BRuoeELe COUNCIL.—The monthly see
9f0n of the Village Coattail was held on
Monday evening, Councillors Warwick
and Cochrane being absent. Minutes of
last meeting read and passed. Accounts
were ordered to be paid as follows :—Jas.
Fox mi oelleneona 1.8 ; A. MCLa00l
s ,$ 9 t-
lin, selary, $20.00 ; Mrs. Cooper, charity,
$2.65 ; J, Y, S. Kirk, special audit, $1;
j. N. Kendall, special audit, $1 ; ' R.
Maioprioe, eleotrio light, $100.00. 00
motion of Messrs. Wilton and Roee an
order was given on the Treasurer for
$000 of Sinking Fund on a loan on let
mortgage on farm security at 5%. A.
McLaaohlin asked for a rains in ea'ary
for the Summer mouths. Action de
ferred. A di'ouseion ensued as to sewer
and sidewalks and the Clerk was instruct-
ed to write Surveyor Roger, of Mitobell,
to come and lay out sewers. Petitions
re granolithio walk will also be circulated.
Council adjonrned.
WEDDING BELLS.—A quiet bat never.
theleee pretty wedding took place at the
residence of A. Hunter, Division Court
(clerk, Alexander street; Brussels, on
Wednesday evening of this week, at 6.30
o'olock, when Viae Florence Isabel,
second daughter of the host and hostess,
was united in marriage to Eli Moore, a
well known yonng gentleman, of Trott,
bridge. Rev. S. J, Arlin performed the
ceremony in the presence of near rela-
tives. The bride was gowned in white
organdie, trimmed with Valenoenniee
lane and insertion, and carried a beauti.
fol baguet; of white rosea. Her travelling
dress was a berm:Meg costume of dark
green oloth, tailor made. She was given
away by her father, A number of costly
and useful presents were made. After
congratulations an excellent spread was
partaken of and Mr. and Mrs. Moore left
for their new home at Atwood. Many
good wishes will accompany the young
couple in their new relationship. Tim
POST throws an editorial slipper after
Mr. and Mrs. Moore.
AN EASTER NDAnoEo. — Magnificent
illustrations make the Easter Number of
The Canadian Magazine very attractive.
The cover is appropriate, and the colour.
ed illustrations for Tbeodora Robert's
poem are something new for Canadian
periodical. The stories are oontribnted
by Joanna E. Wood, W. A. Fraser,
Bleasdell Cameron, Clinton Roee, H. J.
O'Higgins and Margaret O'Grady. Sir
Louis H. Davies writes feelingly of the
late Lord Herschell in an artiole which
shows the national character of this mag-
azine. Judge Ermatinger gives many
interesting facts about Major Rogers,
0ommender of the famous Rogers' Rang.
ere of Revalotionary Times. There is
also a fall page portrait of this man who
was afterwards governor of Miohilimaa•
Mem and was tried by co0rtmartial in
Montreal in 1868. • Major•General Strange
writes of the Nicaragua Canal, and Wil.
Liam Thorp on the poseibilitiee of oloser
union between the West Indies and Can.
ada, There is a two•page artiole on
Thomas Shaugltneesy, the famous rail-
road magnate ; a short artiole on Easter
and many other attractive features.
OnIT.--The Goderioh Signal speaks ae
follows of the demise of Alex. Donald•
son, father of Jno. Donaldson, of Bruer-
eels :—In the midst of life we are in
death. Another of our old residents has
motored to that bourne from which no
traveller returns, in the person of Alex-
ander Donaldson, Up to a ehort time
before he died he was enjoying iia usual
health, but paralysis seized him and on
Monday last bin spirit peened away.
Mr. Donaldson wa8 probably the oldest
resident of Colborne township, He name
to the township in 1882, the fleet year
it wee opened for settlement, and had
sines lived, here continuously, reaching
the age of aeventy.tWo yeare and' tbree
months. He was a native of Glasgow,
Scotland. His widow, five song (Alex.
ander, Qu'Appile, N. W, T. ; John, of
Droners ; James, George and Albert, of
Miles 0ity, Montana) end two daughters
(Mrs. Lockhart, of California, and Miss
ane, at home) remain to mourn the loge
of a devoted husband and affectionate
father, Mr. Donaldson WOO a• ether,
ihdustriOrto man, always willing to lend
a helping hand to a needy neighbor. The
funeral took place on Saturday, but
owing to the severe Storm raging only a
few sorrowing mourners followed the
hearse to the Colborne cemetery, where
hie body was laid in its last resting plate,
TUE BRUSSELS POST
APRIL 7, 1899
0. 0, F, eeori•monthly meeting. next
ties ay evening.
A. It. SMITH disposed of his gray driver
to Mr. Kirkp*ttrioli, of Morrie, last MYiou,
day, et a Farr figure.
11lassne, Cattier LC Dsu0O sillpped It oar
of cattle and sheep from Bruesele on
Thursday of this week.
JEWELS Aen Orerooe,—'rhe members
of St. John's Lodge, A. F. 5 A. ?g,;
Brussels, took advantage of the expoote
removal of Geo, Halliday, Master of the
Lodge, to Brandon, Manitoba, and on
Tueeday evening presented bint with a
Paet Master's Jewel, acoomponied by
words of regret at his departure and
good wishes for the future. Mr. Halli.
day was taken by surpriee but trade an
appropriate reply. A. Conley, who was
the Past Master, and now goes back to
the obair to complete 11lr. Halliday's
term, was also the reolpieut of a Jewel,
for which be reepoaded in fitting terms,
The presentations were made by Past
Heaters Irwin and Sinclair, respectively,
On the oonolueioo of the business an ale
gaut oyster supper was eerved by Rea
taurauter Bartliff to which ample jesttoe
was done• The chair was 000upied by
Mr. Irwin and the vine their by Mr.
Coueley. A short program of speeohee
was given expressive of the kindly ,feel.
Inge felt for Bro. Halliday, rad. The
National Anthem and "Auld Lang Syne,"
brought the evening's gathering to a o0n-
elueion, There were present, in add,.
tion to the members, Bros. Robert Mil.
ler, Co. Councillor, Joo. Barnard, Jno,
Davidson and Thos. W, Gibson, of
Wroxeter ; and W. Mose, of. Gorrie, for.
merly of Brussels.
DEATH or ,line, AMER FARROW, — The
following notice refers to an aunt; of
Poetmaeter Farrow :—Mrs. Aeber Farrow
died at her late residence, Elora road,
Guelph, on Friday, March, 31st, after
a lingering illness. Deoeaeed was a na.
five of Huttoft, Lincoln, England, where
she was born in 1828, She name to Can.
ada with her parents in 1846 and settled
in Hope Township., There she was mar.
ried to Mr. Asher Farrow in 1850. In
1872 she, with her husband, who eurvives
her, came to reside at Speedaide, where
they remained until 1885, when they
moved to Guelph, to enjoy a well-earned
rest in their declining years. There were
nine of a family :—John 0., at Arm.
strong's Mille ; Harvey, deceased ; Mrs.
Stinson, Eramoea ; arra. J. J. Mahoney,
Guelph ; Mrs. Join Brooke, Eramosa ;
Asher, Alfred and Lucius, on the old
homestead ; Mrs. W. A. Mahoney,
Guelph ; Decry Soheandown, deoeaeed'e
half-brother, has been with her the poet
three weeks. Mrs. Farrow was oneof
the oldest and most respected real dente.
The funeral took place on Monday after.
noon at half.paet tbree o'clock, from the
deceased's home, and the remains were
interred in the Colon cemetery, The
obsequies were attended by a large num-
ber of the deceased's friende and friends
of the family from Guelph and surround-
ing country. Rev. Dr. Roee, pastor of
Dublin street Methodist church, oonduot-
ed the service at the house and also per•
formed the burial rites at the grave.
The pall bearers were the deoeased'e four
sons.
PERSONAL, I AJI.tGII1I'IIS.
Mies Downey is holidaying at Chatham,
A. AI. McKay was in Toronto on Good
Friday.
J. H. Sparring carte visiting Eastward
for Easter.
A. D. Dnocaa went home to Brantford
for Easter.
Mise Fannie Tbomeon is visiting at
Clanbrook.
Priooipal Cameron ate his Easter eggs
at Luoknow.
Mies Dora Smith ie home for the
Easter vacation.
Miss Hillen,, of Luoan, wee visiting
Miss Belle Irwin.
Jae. Turnbull made a bagasse trip to
Loudon on Monday.
J. Kinoaid, of Manitoba, is visiting at
Neil MaLauoblin'e.
Ira Gerry is home from Seaforth for
hie Easter holidays.
A. Strachan was in Toronto this week
on a purchasing trip.
Ivan Crooke has taken a position .in
Jae. Fox's drug store.
Rob. Beattie was renewing friendships
at Heoeall and Clinton,
Dr. and Mrs. Ealbfleisob spent a few
days last week in Toronto.
Will. Sample was visiting hie "ooaein"
in London South reoently.
Mies Mary Roberton Was visiting at
Clinton during the past week.
Druggist MWOall, of Chatham, was in
town for a abort time this week,
P. Welsher, wife and children spent
Easter at Mildmay and locality.
R. K. Matheson spent Good Friday at
the parental home near Luoknow,
Mre. (Dr.) Shider and Miss MoOormiok
were visiting at Toronto this weak.
J. N. Gordon, manager of the Standard
Bank here, spent Easter in Toronto.
Mrs. Holmes, of Luoknow, was visit.
ing at R. L. Taylor's on Good Friday.
Mies Annie Wynn, of Blnevale, was
visiting relatives in Brneeele this week.
G. A. Deadman was laid up with an
Mounted tooth for a day or so last week.
A. Roes, Deputy Poetmaeter, spent the
Easter holidays with friends at Guelph.
Mise Mary Cantlnn hme been on the
eiok list with am/lathing like rheumatism,
Jas. Stewart, of Woodstock, spent
Easter with his brother, W. F. Stewart;
Prof. D, 0. MoMorran and daughter,
of Laoknow, spent Easter with Dr. Kalb.
deieoh.
Jae. Ballantyne, grocer, was off duty
for a few days from an attack of le grippe
last week,
We are sorry to hear that Walter
Smith, of Newark, N. 9,, formerly of
Brussels, is on the sick list with some-
thing of a dropaioal tendency. We hope
he will Boon be better.
Tho PortElgin Times of last week gays:
—Tbia week R. Kepkey, who has been
in the employ of D. Geddes et Co. for
four years, leaves for Brussels to take a
position in the dry geode store of A. R.
Smith. Mr. Kepkey is an aotive olerk
and a general favorite in thie community.
He will be much missed in town, Suo
sees to him.
Geo. Halliday left for his new eiblfation
at Brandon,, Man., on Thursday and will
math hie destination on Saturday.. Mr.
Halliday WM born in Bruesele and has
spent neatly all his life here, hence it is
not to be wondered at that he leaves
many old friends behind him who will bo
interested in his future 9000089 in the
West. Mrs. Halliday and eon will go to
Hansell for a visit and they will not move
to Manitoba until Mr. H. rnah0e the
neoewary arrangements+ for a home 10
Brandon,
Harry halal, luta gone to Manitoba'
Jae. Humphries, wife nod deugh'er
wore vielting at Jae, Jonoa' during the
past week.
Garf. Venetmto and 940000 Pringle aro
home from Stratford Business College
for variation,
A. E. and Mea. rraleaven, of Dungan.
non, worn 810lting for a (ample of days at
Rev. W, Norton's,
Wm. Ament and wife mud 9, Tiling
and wife, of Seaforth, were visiting at 1'.
Amon4'e last week,
11I188 Blakeman arrived home last Mon-
day atter an extended viert with friends
at Ayton sod other places. 4
Moe. (Rev.)S. 9, Arlin and Way were
visiting relatives in London for a few
dove during the past week.
Iuepootor Robb attended the Provincial
Convention of the Ldttontional Aeeooia,
tion this week at Toronto.
Fred. Hunter, who is living at Rowell,
Man„ had hie nose frost bitten several
times during the past Winter,
Mies Jean MaLauohlin has taken
oharge of a musics olaee ut Etbel and will
pay weekly visite to her pupils,
airs. Atkins and daughter of Fen.
wick, ware visiting G, F, and Mrs. Bretir,
Moe. Atkins is Mr. Blair', slater,
Atm. 9, M. Climie and arias Ise Austin,
of Listowel, are visiting Mrs. R. K. Rose.
Mrs. Climie le Mrs. Roes' mother,
Will. Leatherdele has returned to Sea.
forth and Darby Sandell, who was out
there, has come beck to Brneee'a•
James Fox, druggist, fell on the street
one day last week and was laid op for
several days owing to a strained hip,
Hilton Hunter wee home from Owen
Sound this week atteudiog the wedding
of Ilia sister, Mise Florence, to Eli Moore,
of Trowbridge.
Bob, Downing, who nae been employed
in Goderioh for some time, is home for a
holiday. He talks of going to Portage.
la -Prairie, Man., iu the near future.
Geo. Roberton, formerly of Brussels,
has purchased a barber shop in Clinton
and is now giving the denizens of that
plane a Olean shave and first -clave hair
out.
D. Hayden does not improve in health.
He is now ten weeks ill. Mr. Hayden is
past 70 yenta of age, eo poasess80 no long-
er the reauperativo power of his more
youthful days.
James Moore, formerly of this Ino.,lity,
has an interim appointment as rnediael
attendant under the Government among
the miners in the Rat Portage oonntry.
Mr. Moore will complete hie medioal
course with another term.
Alias Mary Roee and W. H. K"rr at.
tended a meeting of the Exeootive of the
Co. Sabbath School and Endeavor Union
Assooiatione at Clinton on Good Friday,
arranging ropr m for Co, Convention
to
be held in Exeter on June 20 and 21.
Business Locals,
Clover and Timothy seed at McCrea -
ken's.
CLOVER and Timothy geed.
Bather di Vendome.
Two good working horses for gate at lot
27, con. 7, Morrie. Writ. ASHTON. 33-
A few kegs of lake herring to exchange
for wood. Apply at Ballaotyne's grooery,
Bruseele.
Ronald Fire Engine Works wish to
purchase 100 to 200 cords of wood, four
feet long—hard or soft—green or dry,
early delivery.
Wanted—Butter and Eggs. Highest
Prices. Cash or Trade. Admittedly the
beat Produce market in Canada.
G. E. KING, Wingbam.
S. B. SIIALE offers hie residence for ,.ale
or to rent, also three business stands on
Turnborry street. Rent moderate, poe-
se0seeeion immediately,
Messina Ooobrane st Johnston have re-
ceived a ear of Sweedfeh and Scotch
granite. People wantinganythingin thie
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
carry a stook not surpassed by any town
in Canada. Coon2928 cb JontleroN, deal.
ere in marble and granite monutnente,
Brneeele,
J. Maule Maoher, Q. 0 , Master in
Chancery at Kingston, is dead.
Lord Strathaona baa given $100 to the
Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition.
The election for the Dominion House
in the city of Winnipeg will take place on
April 20.
The Morley Ladies' College at Honig-
vilie was burned. The loos is estimated
at $12,000.
The residence and etore of Postmaster
MoBherson, at Basswood, Man., have
been burned. Nothing watt saved.
Major J. Baillie has been appointed
Uhler of Polioe of the Kingston Polioe
Force, in gneoeesion to Chief Horsey.
MORN -
5NELL,—In Grey, on April 2nd, the wife
of Mr. Samuel Snell, of a son.
ELr,IOTT.—In (lorries on Monday, Maroh
27111, the wife of Mr. James Elliott,
of a eon.
Dora,—In Grey, on Sunday, March 28th,
the wife of Mr. Peter F. Doig, of a
daughter.
Moonn—HUNTER.—In Bruseele, at the
residenon of the bride's parents, on
Wednesday, April 5th, by Bev. S. J.
Arlin, Mr. Eli Moore, of Trowbridge,
to Miss Florence I., daughter of Mr.
Alex. Hunter, Divieioo Court Clerk,
Braese's,
GnTIInIDGg—PnTLANm,—In Chatham, on
Marab 23rd, by Rev, RI. N. Baker,
M. A., B. D., Mr. James Gethridge
to Mise 'Rey, ee000d daughter of
Mr. John Putland, of Brownie, both
of Chatham.
wenn—LUNDY. — At Melville Mange,
Bruesele, on Wednesday, April 5th,
by Rev. John Rose, B. A., Mr, W. J.
Ward, to Miss Emma E. Lundy,
both of Morris.
BAoo -u 3lguor,—Lt Grey, at the reeideuee
of the bride's father, on Wednesday,
April 5th, by Rev, John Rote, B. A„
Mr. F. W. Bagg of Etobinoke, to
Mlee Sarah Jane 1Bishop, daughter of
Mr, John Bishop, —_�
RAE,—In Bowiok, on Merrill 80911, David
Rae, aged 88 years and 0 months. ,
B.towg,—In Turnberry, on April and,
I''rederiok,infant son of Leonard and
Margaret Brown, aged 6 menthe.
FAnnow,—In Guelph, on March filet,
Mrs, Asher Farrow, aged 71 years.
iioogY.—Ie Pordvticb, on ",Tuesday, Maroli
28th, Inez, infant danghter of L, G.
Hockey,
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$600,000
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States *C 11fvapland.
Vdtel'egS1476U' Halal C, 1.
d, General Banking Business Traneaoted. Farmers' Notes Dleoonnted,
Drafts Ieeurd and Oolleotione made ou all volute.
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards,
SPg01AL ATTENTION GIVEN TO thin COLLECTION Or 31I10100118' BALE NOT,*e,
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
BINNING.—At Listowel, on March 29911,
John Binning, aged 87 yeare and 28
days,
WILn0ANG.—In Elmo,. on Meath 27th,
Jaoob Wildfang, aged 62 yeare and 11
months.
BoseeNSERRY•.—In McKillop, on April let,
Margaret Rae, beloved wife of W. H.
Boseenberry, of Zurioh, aged 99
yeare, 9 menthe and 10 day(, —__
-8,'07CT2020' SAZ710.
WEDNESDAY, April 12th.—Farm etook.
Lot 30, con. 6, Morrie. Sale at 2 o'alook.
James Speir and Jae. Petah, proprietors.
F. S. Scott, auctioneer.
820' 70101 .01 MARa£TS,
Pall Wheat
Barley
BORIS
Oats
Butter, tuba and rolls
Eggs per dozen ..
Flour per barrel...,4 00
Potatoes (per bus.) 65
Hay per ton 5 00
Hides trimmed
Hideo rough 5
Balt per bbl., retail1 00
Sheep skins, each 30
Lamb skins each 25
Hogs, Live 4 00
Dressed Hoge , , , 5 00
Wool 16
Apples (per bag) 76
59
36
68
28
18
9
00
40
2g
14
10
4 00
65
5 00
oaks
We have this week open-
ed up a very fine lot of
Books, comprising the most
Popular? Works of Celebrated
Authors. They are printed
from large type, on good
3. N. GORDON, AMINO AGENT, paper, and bound in attrac-
tive covers, at 10c. and 15c.
ANYONE WANTING A SEW-
lan Maohlno,Orgau or Plano carr be
supplied by applying to 100 for I am not out
of the business as seine have tried to report.
I will deal with you os reasonable as any.
39. T. 130 0101, Brussels.
FT OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on Mill street, Brussels. The house
is a comfortable one, well fitted up, with
collar, hard and soft water, ,kc. There le
also a good stable. Fruit trees in garden :
over one quarter aore of land, For pride,
terms. &c„ apply to Ir, MEN, Proprietor',
or W. H. IKEltlt, of TEE PoeT, 1842
FOR SALE.
Splenoid Black Stallion, "Dexter Re-
yeuge," stands 102; hands high and weight
1,9000, Sired by Royal Revenge," out of
'0141Clear Grit." Sure foal getter, For (1111
Tiartlouiars apply to. JOHN HOLLINGnn;,
Lot 10, coo. 0, Grey. Beueseie P, 0.
Dissolution of Partnership.
The co -partnership existing between Noble
F. Garry and Nelson 13. Gerry, under tho
iirm name of N. & N. Gerry has been dis-
solved by mutual content. ,111 claims against
the said firm will be paid by N. F, C8erry,
who will also collect all assets for the Orn,
Witness • N013LE F. GEERgRY.
B. GER17. NELSON B.G3S19190.
60
75
4105
0 FOB SERVICJ,—THE UN—
g IGY00 will keep for service on Lot
6 00 1, Oan,1, Gray,a tboro' bred Durham bull,
17 with registered pedigree, Terme, 81.00, with
76 youu68Ymokraenv
b lug 1Riema ss-ry, Also a
Oar•51'01, ,. O.
30-4a 09111)08 828I80N,Proprietor,
•
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Two grade bolls for sale, one 1,) years
old and the other 10 mouths. For further
information apply to GEORGE ROBB,
37-tf Brussels,
Youx0 Tamworth boar and several
young Chester White pigs for sale. All from
prize-winning stock at Toronto fair. W.E.
D10CUTOHEON, 9th line, Morris,
EGGS FOR Hsacensa. The undersigned
offers for sale settings of eggs of pure bred
Plymouth Rooke and White Legbort,e.
SAMUEL HUGGARD,
Gr'aham's Survey, Brussels.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
rA.RM SEOURITY,—THE UN-
DERSIONan has bad 310,000 placed in
his hands to loan on mortgage, farm secur-
ity, Payment to suit borrowers
Apply to W. H. ICk1R11, Brnoeels.
REAL ESTATE.
PINE FARM FOR SALE. -13E.
ma Lot 20, N d Oon. 0. Morris township,
containing 08 acres of first-class land. There
is ahaute, barn, orchard cud good ware-
house, and farm is well fenced. There are
96 acres in Fall wheat ; 16 acres in hay and
49 acres pasture. Possession could be given
at 0u00. Farm adjoins the village of Brus-
sels, For further particulars as to prim,
terms, 90„ write to seams LIVINGSTON;
M, P., Baden. 20.91
1ARM FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consisting of the South 5 and South 9
of the North } of Lot 90, Con .2, East Wawa -
nosh. This is an excellent stock faun, being
well supplied with ggoodspriug water, It is
situated about 3 miloe from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of it is under
grass. Buildings and tenses are in a fair
state of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11-tf G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brueeels,
�_e ielA
A
Fox's 's Drug Store.
1200 00 WILL PURCHASE 10
1.13 sores, the South East corner Lot 26,
Oen, 7, Morris. Frame boneo,stable and or-
chard. For further particulars apply to B.
BERRY, Brussels. 80.4
(1-000 100 ACRE FARMFOR
VVIR anal, Lot 10, Con. 9, Grey, 12 feet of
it touches the river. Immediate possession.
For tu'ico, terms, dm., apply to
10- THOS. 9UORE, Brussels.
'FARM FOR SALE.—'1'kiE UN—
A. afore bre farm, West Halt
Lot No. 10, Con, 4, Grey, containing 60 acres,
more or lase. Poe particulars ae to price
and terms apply to
AROSE. ROBERTSON,
Brussels P.O. on the pr'emi608,
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE,—
The uudorsigued offer two 100 acre
farms for sale atreasanable prices. The lobe
are Noe, 10 and 11 Con. 6 (Sunshine), the
eideroad between them. Good brick house
and barn on lot 11, and house and 2 barns ou
lot 10, Orchards and all necessary conven-
ienooe. Well watered and suitable for grain
or grazing. 100 acres now in grass. Will be
sold either separate or together to suit pur-
chaser. Terms of payment reasonable, Ina.
mediate
31ato0oseeoaion,O, LFEoGGfurther
BrtrhoeoroeplaerPti. e0ul.,aroe
11Z1.
l1IOELE0II r
Barrister, Wtugham, ltf
OF OUR STUDENTS
Have reoeutly taken good situations and
four positions remain unfilled. The very
beet buainees firms throughout the conn•
try employ our graduates. Io fair com-
petition our graduates are nearly alwuye
chosen. Our business course ie filled with
praotioal pointe. We tench real buainese
—no imitation or nonsense. Our Short-
hand Course is in oharge of experts.
'Enter now. Circulars free.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STRATFORO, ONT.
W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
A. R.
Successor to
9 SMITH & McLAREN
Terms Cash, and One Price Only.
Rolled through the snow keeps on increasing in size,
and so does our business in the
Boot and Shoe Line
since we fired the ball loaded with low prices. It will not
require much powder to shoot the following list :—
I
One case Men's Splendid Solid Plough Boots, sizes
6 to 11, for $ 1.00 per pair. 1
One case New Patented Plough Boots, $1.40 a pair.
One case New Patented Plough Boots,1.'7
� 5 a 'pair.
These are 'the J. A, M. Cote [St, Hyacinthe] Boot—none other so good.
i a y'
utt� "1 bra c��1
s . Ir :" .;l ? . 1ti,7 alb fi •
Plain and colored leather, exclusive designs that
you can get nowhere else in Brussels. The maker cut
them low in style -we cut -them Iow in price. This pea- '
son brings many novelties and pretty things in Oxfords
and other Boot and Shoe lines,
Cast aria One Price On,13r.
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