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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-6-23, Page 88 About Spectacles, 1st -1t you need Speataoles by all means get them, uob only for the help and comfort that they give you, but be- cause your sight will fail faster with. out them, gad—When gettiag Speotaoles have your eyea properly tested and fitted ao cording to improve:i methods. 3rd -When having your Eyes tested go to one who as oapable of doing it well. We have made a etndy of this art, We have diplomas from two Option/ Colleges, and have bad eon- cidecable experience in testing end fitting, and oan give you whet le re. quired. If you have any trouble with your eight let ue test your eyes and if our goods and prioee are not satiefaotory you need not buy. G. A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Optioian and Bookseller. PARIS GREEN ! It you want to /Wako sure work of the POTATO BUGS thea let us suepiy yon with your I Palle tiren. We keep both English and the Cauadhtn and you oan get/ none better. We guarautee it Pure and to do the work. Regular price, 250, pec lb, at Deadmaa'e Drug Store. rPli 13,1,11SS.ELS POST A NEw gravel cool is boiug put on the Garfield Nook, The Methodist Sabbath salient pio.nio will be hold on Tneedny, Jolt' 4th, Commencing with next Sabbath Mel. villa Sabbath school will Meet dnvned. lately tit the ooeoluaion of the morning ahnroh eervlae viz., at 12 o'olowk, This ' ie a new order of procedure in this lone/. ity but is being worked eatietaotorily iu scale p1•,0 -s and will he given g fife trial h:re. School will bedlemissed at 1 p. m. TeNNxe.—A contingent of Brussele '1'eouie Club drove over to lllyth last Friday afternoon end played a friendly game with the racquet wielders of that burg on the lawn of Mos. Ourtie, Bens. eels won quite handily, taking 7 out of 9 events. The score was ea follows :— Doubt, e.—Pail and Cook boat Slnelnir and Guneron; Blair and Vox beat Mosier and AloMnrohie ; Dunoan and MuClellau beat Detiglae and Young. Singles,—Tait beat Sinclair; Cameron bent Cook ; Blair beat Weirder ; Fox bent Alohlurohie; Duncan beat Donglae ; and McClellan bent Young. Go an BLETU ON Jura SED, --A grand program of Caledonian games will be held at Blyth on Monday, July 3rd, at whioh G. Verde, champion heavy weight athlete, of Boston ; J. Nelson, athlete, of Careonville, Mioh,; Pipers Angus and Wilson, of London ; Scotch danoore Eu- gene Loohart, Mies Templeton and Susie McGill of London ; Jno. Dagen, of Sar. nia ; and the AlWMaroby aistere, of Leak now, will be present. To this will be added the best Canadian athletes. Braes Band in attendance. Base Ball matoh between Brussels and Clinton, Big concert at night, All who want a good day's sport should go to Blytb on July 3rd. Special railway rates. MAccAOEEs TARE Goanon nv STotttt.— The Gerrie Vidette says :—Two weeks ago Gerrie Tent No. 255 K, 0.1'. M, de. oided to see what a little work would do toward. malting and building up their tent, The results were 21 applications, of which 15 were duly initiated on the evening of Jane 2nd. The degree team from Brnseele Tent exemplifi'd the beautiful and impressive degree work of the Order in a masterly manner and made a good impression on the oandi. dates. After the close of the review some 50 Sir Knights gathered round the festive board of Mine Host Brown at the Albion Hotel and partook of a bountiful repast. The toast to the "Queen" was enthusiastically honored and responded to by Sir its. Tuok and Barber. Toaals were honored and coupled with thanks to the Brussels degree team and the Su• preme Tent K. O. T. M., responded to ably by Sir Kt. Wright, of Brussels, and Past Com. Sir Kt. A. D. Strong, of Corrie, Sir Kt. Geo. Townsend then gave a very lengthy address of enoouragemeut and advice end a abort description of the Order and its aohievements to the satis- faction of the Sir lists. present. The Sir Ste. all joined in tbanking Deputy Towusenl heartily for his good work while the short time he was with them and the enjoyable able a ffai r was brought t a oa close by all joining beartily in singing "God Save the Queen," Croquet I The game of C,cgm•t still bolds :may. We have it in 4, 6 and 8 bull seta. We will be pleased to sell you if not supplied. G. A. Deadman, Druggist, Optician and Bookseller. ORAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN erentsroN w. G. ,$ B, Train Inane Braeaels Station, North and South, as follows: GoING SoUTH. GOING Nonan. express 7:10 a.m. (Iltail ...........2:10 p.m Witted ..,0:45 a.m. Express - 10:17 p.m "foal deign storms. A chiei'a amang ye taain' notes, An' faith he'll pram it. TGE Maitland is low. THE Pose gives the news. CELEBRATIONS are plentiful this season, BowoxNe oo the green is popular in Brussels. JULY 1st will be ushered in on Saturday of next week. GEO. BEST shipped a oar of hoge from Benseels Met Monday morning. LosT.—Post office key, attached to piece of wire. Finder rewarded by leaving at this cfl'ioe. ScnuoL youngsters are keeping tab on tba days intervening between them and the school vacation. SOIIE cows atoll adorn the streets, The Pound keeper will do a big stroke of busi. nese one of these days. Spectr, excursion train ran' to Kin• sardine on Thursday of this week to the Caledonian games in that town. A NEW fi hoe S been secured t g for he town as the old one was about need up, The new one should have been consider- ably larger. PoseouseEn Fannow and W. H. Kerr, of Tam POST, will speak et the A. 0, U. W. Demonetration at Walton on Friday afternoon of this week. STRATFORD races will be held this year on Juue 23, 20, 30 and July let. $4,200 in purses will be awarded. The advance agent was bare on Saturday. HOLIDAY rates are announced for Dom. inion Day by the G. T. R. Single fare will be issued on Jane 30 and July 1, good to return up to July 3rd. EXCURSION to Guelph Model Farm on Tuesday, 27th inst. Don't forget the date. Return fare only $1.00te children under 12 half fare. Passengers will go and return by regular trains. THE game law is very atriot in reference to the length of fish, destroying of game birds, or the robbing of nests. It is said an example will be made of the violators with a view of the proper preservation of game. Prams school oloees in Brussels next Taeeday. 12 pupils will likely write at the Entrance examination ; a like num. bar at the Leaving 1 and 10 for the Primary. Good look to every nue of them, LIVERY KEEPER FORBES, of Seatorth, was here last Saturday for his 'bus which had been in the kande of W. C. Smith receiving a new Spring snit of paint. It was finished in bird's eye maple imitation, with neat enroll and scenic views on the two sides of the body. When it comes to doing good work Bruit. eels takes the cake and the onteide towna know it. Ton Agrinultnral Society Directors met last Saturday in the ()oilcan Ohm. her and revised and amended the Fall Show prize list. They agreed to give $40 toward attraatfowl for the second day of the Fair and purpose making the Show one of the best in its history. To encourage breeders a 2•year.old colt stake trial of speed will be given if entries enough are received by July 15t2, e mfle heats, 2 in 3, Entries should be sent to P. Soott, Brussels. Tan RAcouar Monday afternoon a number of young gentlemen from Blyth played a tennis match with members of Brussels club on Lawyer Sinolair'a lawn. In doubles Sinclair and Cameron won from Tait and Cook, and Ross and Davidson did likewise from Mosier and Douglas, Dr. Taib beat Mr. Sinclair in singles, and Mr. Douglas defeated Dr. Davidson ; Mr. Rose conquered Mr. Mosier and Messrs. Cameron and Cook did not play their game. The home team were victors by 3 out of 5, Our boys are now looking for other worlds to Conquer. 'ani Gowo ne DIVISION COURT.—At the Met sittings of the Division Court, held in Brussels on the 6th inst., his Honor, Judge Doyle, annonnoed to one of the members of the bar that it was his in. tention to request the profession here. after to adopt the court attire, worn by Barristers in the County and Aaeizo Courts, and upon the opeaing of the Court requested the senior member, Mr, Sinclair, to reties and set the example by donning bis gown, bleak coat and wbite tie. His Honor also intimated that it was hia intention to issue a circular to the members of the profession in the County aekiog them to adopt this Bug. geetion at future sittinge of )tie 0ourl5. The obange suggested is gamewhat re. markable when it ie remembered that any person, be he barrister or layman, can aonduot a suit for himself or any one glee in the Division Court and on this a000unt, to a 000sidersbie extent at least, hag arisen the praotioe of the pro• f&Mgion in appearing in the law oonrts in eeery day bnsineee attire. SATURDAY of next week, July let, will be a bank holiday, Gus. Gc emus trotter tools let money at the New Hamburg races. GEo, Rona has bails an addition to his residence in Brussels South. COURT of Revision for Sewer By.laty will be bald on Monday, 101b, at 8 p. m. A SIMMER of Brueaelitea took in the foot ball match at Seaforth ou Friday Seaforth vs. Berlin. THE PO -T was delayed a few hours this weak so as to give the report of the Celebration in town. Excunsxoo to Model a',rm, Goelph, on Tuesday of next week. Return fare only 01.00, good for 2 days. THE footbridge eh 421,1 be rebuilt as it is a matter of great convenience to hun- dreds of people every week in the year. THE Entrance Examinalione will be held on Wednesday, Thuraday and Fri- day, of next week, June 28, 20 and 30. THE work of repairing the mill dam is well on towards completion. D. Mo. Nauehton is superiuteuding it and is put• ting it in to stay, DR. Roes, dentist, of Wingham, will visit Brussels professionally every other Thursday, commencing on July 18th and may be found at the American Hotel, Wente was began on the new sewers on Monday, the start being made at the river. le S. Scott has been appointed inspector of the work, receiving $40 for Itis services. THE Provincial Statuasa, 1st session, 1898, and 2nd session, 1.899, have been issued, a copy of which has reached this office through the courtesy a of he Queen's Printer, Toronto. ANY persona allowing noxious weeds to grow on their property or permit the growth of black auk knot on fruit trees are liable to be brought to book for it. The law is very plain on this matter. EscoaaloN To THE Fina.—East Huron Agl. Society will run au excursion to the Model Verna, on Tuesday, June 27th, 1899. Train leaves Braesels at 7:16 a. m. Fare for round trip, $1.00, from Brussels. Tickets gond to return on the 28th inst. A large torn -oat is expeoted from this locality. The arrangements are complete for a pleasant outing. Take your families along. See posters for full partieu tars. Accxnns'rs,—Last Tuesday afternoon A. C. Dames. of Cranbrook, sustained a fracture of hie little finger. His driver "Dan" became unmanageable and kink• ing over the dash, etruok Mr. Dames, band, pausing the injury.—Tuesday evening of this week James Thomson, son of Geo. Thomson, grocer, Bruaeels, fell off a tree and dislocated hie right shoulder. He is doing as well as could be expected. ALL THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT. —Dr. F. H. ifalbfieiaoh drove over to Seaforth last Friday evening to witness the foot ball matoh between the Berlin "Rangers," champions of the Western Foot Ball Assooiation, and the "Hurons" of Seaforth. The doctor was pleased to see the "Hurons" defeated, as some years ago, when the "Rangers" were in their prime and champions of Canada and the 'United States, he was ao active member and played on their forward line. CONTRACT LET,—Tbe Artificial Paving Co., of Guelph, was awarded the con- tract for granolitbio pvaeenents in Bros. eels at 10 cents per square foot, Work will begin on Monday, July 8rd. There will be 3.4,226 feet on Turnberry street, the walk through the briefness portion be. ing 10 feet wide. C. H. Oonery, of Guelph, was here in the interests of his Co. D. 1,toPherson, of Wingham, who has bad considerable experience in this work, will be inspector at $1.75 per day. The Co. having the contract bear an ex• oellenb name for good work and we ex. peob an A 1. walk here. FOOT Bare—Friday evening of last week a foot ball match was played on Victoria Park, Brussels, between the juniors of Brussels and Atwood and al. though the visitors could not be said to be very deeply in it at any time they put up a pluoky battle, W, Hamilton, of Atwood, refereed the game whioh result- ed in a victory for the home team by 6 to 0, Teams were as follows nnIIeeelea. ATWOOD. :tee:Tian Goal Slump Dunlop Stewart Ziotnan Ir'win /Sandal/ Ainlay Vanxtene Good Raabe t Banks �t Backe{ Peebles Mitchell Centre Groansitlea Atha { it. Wing J Robinson McKay Johnston.......... y� wine f (lame=Peoblos 1 l Switzer PERCY SALTON DEAR.—The Hamilton Spectator of Monday of this week mattes this reference to the bereavement of Rev, and Mee. Geo, F, Salton ;—"The friends of ICov. Mr. Salton, pastor of Centenary ohurob, will deeply eympa• thfze with him and Mre. Salton in the loge they have sustained by the death of their second child, Percy. He was a bright, promising little boy, about 4 years of age, and until taken down with diph. thrift last week had been a remarkably healthy child. Hie death 000urred ou Saturday evening, and the funeral, whioh was private, took plans from the parson. age yesterday afternoon. A number of the offiefals of Centenary chltroh were present. Mr. Salton's oldest boy is also down with diphtheria, but there aro now etroag hopes of his recovery." People We Know. Joe Ardell spent Sunday in Gorrie. Gerry Willis, of Seaforth, is in town. Barrister Blair visited Goderioh last Monday, Reeve Booker was in Hingham on Monday. Jas. Fox, Druggist, was in Goderioh on Tuesday. Sim. Beattie, of Olint on, was in town on Friday, Oban. Dodds spent Sunday at hiaheme in McKillop. Mee Polly Batter's visited with friends in Gorrie last Sunday. J. N. Kendall was bores from Blue. vale over Sunday. Will. Leatherdale was home from Sea - forth for the 22nd. hiss Fannie Thomson is home from au enjoyable visit to Michigan. Mies Laura Cluff, of Strathroy, is visiting with relatives in town. Jno. Carter and wife, of Goderieb, were visiting in town this week. Walter Burgess, wife, daughter and mother, of Mitobell, are visiting in Brus- sele, N. B. Gerry, wife and daughter, of Wroseter, were holidaying here for a few days. Mrs. Holmes, who wee so dangerously ill, is considerably boas/• we are pleased to state. Mrs. Downing wee visiting Mre. Wm. Pollard, in Maiillop, for a few deys this week. R. Mr. Holmes and family are es. peeled here next week from Blenheim, Kent Co, Mre. Jas. MOGaire and Eiger, of Wingbam, spent the 22a5 with friends in Brussels. Mies Maud Hoggard spent Sunday with her auntie, Mrs. Londeeboro, in Seatorth. Wm. Martin attended the I. 0. 0. F. DistrictLodge at Wroxeter oe Monday of180000n. Mrs. Armstrong, of Listowel, was visiting her daughter iu Braude on Thursday. Mrs, J. D. Ronald is home from a visit to her daughter, Mrs, (Bev.) Cleft, at Strathroy. Mrs, F. 0, Rogers was on the tick list during tbs past week but is feeling much better again. D. M. Ferguson, merobant of Stoat. ford, has gone to the Old Country on a purchasing tour. Mrs, le. S. Scott was called to Inger soli last weak owing to the serious illness of her brother, Aliso Lizzie Leatherdale returned on Tuesday from a two weeks' visit in Sea - forth with relatives. Rev. II. E. Kellington was visiting hie slater, Mrs. Fred. Adams, Mill eked, for a few Jaye thin week. Mrs. Soo. Grieve has been quite ill this post weak with inflammation, She is gutting well again now. Mrs. H. J, Morden, of Stouffville, is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. R. Wilson, She arrived Monday evening. Miss B. Keating, of London and Mee Pennington, of Winchester, Eng„ aro guests at St. John's Reotory, Hugh B, Elliott made a basinese trip to Owen Sound this week. Hie brother, J. 5., of f$earorth! acoompaoied Mtn. S. D. Ronald was visiting at Strathroy and Chatham during the past week. Pleasure and bueiaess were combined, Mrs. Gordon, of Orangeville, watt a guest at Victoria Cottage last week, fah:: le Mrs. (Rev.) Paul's eietor•in•law, Watson Ainley, wife and daughter at• tended the wedding of Alia s Meaut:Mean and Alt, Hall In Morrie on Wednesday, Miss Beetle Denbnw le visiting Mrs, Jamieson at Seaforth Ibis week, Arthur Carter nailed on his slater, Afro, T. E. Grinholdby, en Mouaay. MiGs Alutray, of Seaforth, is visiting Airs. A, Conley and Afiss Tante San,. pie. Alien Marion iloore, of Trowbridge, wee vleiting reletioee in town on Mon. day. Wm. Harkin., of St. Louie, Mo., visit• ed his 0030510, /Odea 111, T. Downey, over Sunday. Mies Minnie Moore contemplates talc. ing a pleasure trip to Manitoba in the near future, Miss Lizzie Ferguson will also go. John Collins, a former resident of Brussele, was in town on Tuesday. He is a brother of Mrs, Handy Smals, of Waterford. Mrs, Brown, sr,, of (Stanbrook, and Aire. Speir, ere of Morrie, have returned to their homes after enjoying a visit with old Braseele friends. Miss Frank Patton and Will, Sample wheeled over from London on Saturday and will holiday here for a week with relatives'and friends. Mee. T. Kelly bad the misfortune to fall on the cellar steps last Friday even• ing and break her right nom. We wish her a speedy recovery. Jno. Sample, who has been away at Ohosley ruumog a saw mill for a man, is bank to town and Is aaeietiog hie brother at the painting basioess. Mrs. Geo. Halliday and sou, loft Brus- sels for ileusall this week, whore they will spend a few days before leaving for Brandon, their future home, James Cannon, of Owen Samoa, was visiting Hugh Elliott and fami y, Brus- sels South, and Wm. Alexander, of Mo. Killop. He returned home on Mon• day. rs. 11, E, Maddock and 8013, Allan, and Alias Elsie Jaokeon, of Newmarket, are making a holiday visit with relatives and friends in Brussels. They came last Friday. John Shannon, formerly of Brussels, and more reoeutly of London, is now trainees manager of the Goderioh Furni- ture factory. The family will probably move there. Miss Mary Ross attended the Endeavor Convention at Exeter on Tuesday .,f this week. G. F. Blair and W. H. Kerr took part in the S. S. Convention In the came town oo Wednesday. R. S. Pelton, editor of the Atwood Bae, Mrs. Patton and daughters Beryl and Norma are guests of Mr, and elm. 0. H, Effinger, of London. Afr, Patton and Mrs. Effinger are brother and eater. Thos. AloLauoblin, or Brussels, the well known horseman, left for the Old Country last Monday on a purohasiug tour. He expects to be back in the mime of live or six weeks with a couple of A 1 horses. Business Locals, Pxoaoe and organa for sale. B. GERRY, Brussele. Fon sale cheap, two set second-hand single harness. I. 0, Richards, BAnr'e shoe and etooking found. En. quire at Tno Pose. Goon oow, Durham, 6 years old, for sale. Will calve in a oouple of months. Apply to D, J5wan, Brussels. Want:D.—Any quantity tub butter. "Wingham Egg Combination" is the first ever kuowo in the interests of the producers. Everybody pays 12 oeute or 14 Dente trade. G. E. Bran, Wingham. FLOWERS AND PLANTA,—A fine stook of flowers and house planta on band at the Brussels greenhouse, formerly owned by the late Thos, Kelly. Also a choice lot of tomato plants iu boxes, pots or loose by the dozen ; also cabbage, celery and oanliflower plants. Any quantity of ripe tomatoes in season. Mise Kama. 44.5• MOM.= Wroseter, on June 8th, 1899, the wife of Alr, Robert Blank, of a eon. HAatiLTON.—In Elma, on June lith, the wife of Mr. John B. Hamilton, jr., of a eon, HONE.—In Elma, ou June 12th, the wife of Mr, William Hone, of a daughter. MARRIaa Moli,ar—H000sa,—At Melville Manse, Brussels, on Wednesday, June 21st, by Rev, Jno, Roes, B. A., Mr. Walter McKay, of Grey, to Mee Ida May Hodges, of Rima. KERNAOaoN—li'iOMIIaAY.—In Wingham, on June 15th, by Rev. D. Petrie, Mr, James Kernaghan to Mee Luella McMurray, both of Morrie, HALL—Mo0UroHEON,—In Morris, on June 2151, by Rev, G. J. Abey, Mr. Howard J. Hall to Mies Reboots E, adopted daughter of Mr. Frank Mo. Ontobeon, sr. Bowzs—HIINTEn.—In Elma, on the 14th inst., at the home of the bride's par. sots, by the Rev. P. A, McLeod, B. D,, Mies Eliza J., daughter of Mr. and Mee. Thos. Hunter, to Bobt. Bowes, both of Blum. LAIDLAw—MUNROE.—At the residence of the bride's mother, Burnside, Man,, on May 16t12, by Rev. Dr. Douglas, Mr. Wm. G. Laidlaw, of Begot, Man., to Mies Maggie, daughter of the late Jae. Munroe, of Burneide, Man, maxim. N,ten.—In Gerrie, on June 8th, 1899, Thos. Nash, sr., aged 72 years, 11 months and 11 days, Fall Wiheat 09 Barley 35 Potts .. „ 01 Oats28 Butter, tubs and rolls10 Eggs per dozen 95 Flour per Marrs,.,.,,,4 00 Potatooe (per bag) 1 00 Hay per ton - 5 00 Hides trimmed 7 75 Hides rough „ 5 5 Salt per bbl,, retail 1 00 60 Shoop skins, each ., Lamb skins each 26 25 Hoge, Live 4 60 4 75 wool 8 18 Apples (per bag) 1 00 1 00 70 40 62 29 11 10e 4 00 1 00 5 00 Toronto, Suns 20.—wheat—Offoringe nob large, demand fair and market steady ; mittera are bidding 710 for red and white West ; goose wheat is quoted at 66o West ; Alanftoba wheat is steady, at 855a for No. 1 hard, Montreal froighte ; 865o grinding iu transit, and 845o Toronto froight1, Flour quiet i Mare of straight SZ2NDil RD 134X10 0]! O4V 4D,l, +9T.cs.fsZ.IniEx 37 3.e72, HEAP OFFIOE, - TORONTO OAPITAI! PAID UP (One Million Dollars) • $1,000,000 RESERVE FOND, - $600,000 Agendas in attprincipal points in Ontario, Quotes, Alultttoba, ignited States tt, England, l di185:8,t44' &SUdY747A'. A Omura! Banking Business Traneaoted, Farmers' Notes Dleoounted, Drafts Lista d end'Oollootione made on all points. SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards. Seroma ATTENTION OVEN TO TICE OOLLEOTION OF FARMERS' SALE NOTES, Every facility afforded Customers living at a die taeoe, J. N. GORDON, Ac'rmgo AGENT, roller, in barrels, $3.25, Toronto freights, Miilfeed dull ; cars of shorts, $14 to 513, and brae at $12 to $12.50 West. Corn steady, at 36o for yellow ; No, 2 Arad. cau is quoted at 480 West. Oats firmer, with sales of white, West, . at 39o. Oat- meal quiet, at $8.80 for Mage and $8.00 for bble. here. Peas firmer, et 06a Weet, East Buffalo, N. Y., Suns 20.--Cattle— In the absence of fresh sale receipts, and a moderate demand, the market: ruled quiet to a shade weaker. Sheep and lambs—There were only a couple of loads on sale, and no change in the tone of the market ; cheep were in fair de- mand ; the basis of lamb prices was $6, and $5 to $6.25, Hogs—The offerings were light—dve loads, and with an active demand, the basis was steady, at 53.00 on all but roughs and stags ; roughs, $8.45 to $8.55 ; stags, $2 90 to $8,10 ; Yorkers, 148 lbs., sold at 54 05 ; do. 128 lbs„ $4.05. Buffalo, N. Y., Jane 20. — Spring wheat, enquiry light ; easier ; No. 1 Northern, spot, 80 6/8 ; No. 2 Northern, spot, 76 6/8 ; Winter wheat, steady : No. 2 red, 7841c ; No. 1 white, 775a Corn easier No. 2 yellow, 88}c t No. 8 yet• low, 38 ; No, 4 yellow, 83a ; No, 2 corn, 380 ; No. 3 corn, 575 10 375. Oats dull ; No. 2 white, 310 ; No. 8 white, 285o ; No. 4 white, 275o to 275o ; No. 2 mixed, 285o ; No. 8 mixed, 275o. Rye nominal. Canal freights steady. Flour Sena Toronto, June 20.—A very heavy run of cattle—in fact, the heaviest of thio season—was at hand for the opeaing trade this week at the Western cattle markets this morning, Tho arrivals were 05 carloads, composed or 1,400 cattle, 600 sheep and yearlings, and 150 naives, 125 witch cows and 1,500 hogs, Export cattle—According to cable advioes from the British markets, the quotations show- ed a slight advance. Choice heavy ex. porters were quoted 15o per cwt. higher, or $4.70 to $5.18 per owl,, and an oo, casional bunch of extra choice brought $5.25 per owl. Good light stook sold at 4.60 to 4. 3 per 7 e owt. Batahera' cattle $ $Ott o i —Choice solootione were quoted at $4 to $4.50 per owb., and medium and lower grades $8.25 to $8.75. A heavy supply of inferior grades were easier at $8 to $3.15 per owt. A few lots of extra heavy bulla at $3,75 to $4.25 per cwt. Light stook bulls were firm, at $2.50 to 58 per owt. Stockers and feeders brought from $2.75 to $4 per cwt. Stook heifers in good demand, at $2.75 to $3 per cwt. A light supply of feeders :net with slow demand, at $4 to $4 25 per owt. Sheep and lambs —Sheep for export and butchers' use sold at $8.75 to $8.90 per cwt., and a heavy supply of good butohere' sheep was in active demand, at $8 to $3.50 each. A few lobe of good yearlings at $4 to 54.50 per cwt., and beaks were at $2.76 to $3 per cwt. About 500 lambs at $3 to $4,25 eaoh. A heavy supply of good vealaalvee at $2 to $10 per head. Hogs—Choice selections were 5o per lb. lower, or 54.375 per owe, and thick fat were eo per 1b, easier, or $4.875 per cwt, A light run of sows was steady, at 53 per cwt, A few stags $2 per owl. Notice to Creditors, In the Surrogate Court of the Oounty of Huron, In the matter of the estate of David Knight, late of the Township of Morris, in the Comity of Huron, Farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Revis- ed Statutes of Ontario, 1098. Chap. 129, Seo. 85, that all creditors and others having any olaime agafest David Knight, late of the Township of Morris, in the Oonbty ofEuron, Farmer, deceased, who died on or about the. 10111 clay of May, 1899, in the said Township of Morrie, are hereby required to send by post, pre -paid, or deliver to G. P. Blah', of the Village of Brussels, Solicitor fox Andrew Hislop, of the Township of Grey,and John Shot freed, of the Township of Morris. Brus- sels Poet OSllee,lixooutor's of the said estate on or before the 28rd day of June, le99, their full names and addresses and descriptions and full particulars of their claims, and the nature of the eeouritioe, if any bald by them. And notice is hereby given that after the said last mentioned data, the said Es• (touters will prooead to diatribate the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which notice shall nave been given as above required, and the saidExeontors will not be responsible for the assets Or any part thereof, so distributed, to any person of whose claim notice, shall not have beau re - oohed at time of such diet button, G, P. BLAIRR, Solicitor for 19 members, Dated at 11 02 5 0 518 this 0th day of June, 1809, 4e-8 Notice to Creditors. Iu the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron. 10 the matter of the eetate of John A. Lamont, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, Farmer, deceased. Nobles is hereby given, pursuant to Royle. od Statutes of Ontario, 1808, Chapter 120 See, 88, that all credltore and others having any claim against Sohn A, Lemont, late of the Townehip of Grey, to the County of lluron,Farmer, deceased, who died on or about the 25011 day of May, A. D.1800,1n the said Township of Grey, are hereby required to send by postpro-paid, or deliver to G. F. Blair, of the 'Village of Brussels, Soltoitor for Margaret Lamont, of the Township of Grey, 10 the County of Huron, Rrussele Post ORtae. Adminietratrix of the said estate, ou or before the 213rd day of June, 1800, their full nam00 and addreaees, and desoriptions and fun particulars of their claims, and the nature of the se0urities, If any, held by them, And no the le hereby given that after the said last moubioned date, the said Ad. MIDI Wittig will proceed 10 distribute the Resets of the deceased among the porsoue entitled thereto having regard only to the olaime of wbiell notlee shall have been given as above required, and the said Ad• ministrabris will not be rasp eligible for the ascots, eoany part thereof, so distributed to any Demon of whose claim uotloe than not have boon received at the time of Both distribution, G. V, 131.4111, to Mod et Brussels the 0111 of /nee, A, D, 1889, 48.9 ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. JERSEY milk for sate. 4 cents it quart, DIRS. W. 11LAS131LL, ELxo1RLx property, house, stable and lot on Alexander street, Brussels, worth 31,000, will be sold for e050,au easyterms of payment, Enquire at THE POST. Fon SAFE.—Owing to removal in Suns the Bev. 8. J. ADM slats the '/allowing anti• oleo at private sale: -1 Upright 1ieh,tzmau Piano ; 2 P1nah Oovorod Chairs ; 1 Parlor Mirror ; 2 Small Stand1 Patent Stove Drum ; 1 second band nook stove ; 1 lawn 0101001, Enquire at Pareonnge, THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN, LA130RERS WVA.NTE 0.— 12 good men wanted to assist in the eon- etruotion of the naw granolitbio walks in Brussels, Apply to 0. 8. 001•ER1, Queen's Hotel, Brussels, - DR. ROSS, DENTIST, OF Wingham, will be at the Amarlaau Hotel, ilrussela, every other Thursday, com- Monorog July 13th, for the /practise of den- tistry in all its branches, iu the most modern and up•to-data style, 50.10 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE on O011l etreet,Br'nasels. 92bo bonne is a comfortable one, well etbed up, with cellar, hard and soft water, &o. There is also a good etabto. Fruit trees in garden : over oue.gaarter aore 0f land. For price, terms, &a., apply to F. FINN, Proprietor, or 00, H, 20(1011, of Tan Poste. 10.11 Mail Contract. Sealed touters, addressed to the Post, maate,' Genera!, will be received at Ottawa until noon ou Friday, 14th July, 1800, for the co nveyanOe of liar Majesty's Maite, 010 a pro- posed 0onbraat for four years, t times per week each way, between Brussels nud Wrox- otor, from the 181 of October next. 'Printed notices eon tatning further information as to conditions of proposed Coutrnat may he seen and blank forms of Tender may boob• Mined at the Post Oillaoe on the routs. Post 8 face Ina p0. 5,, s 0Mlles,05Ctl Loudon, 2nd Juga, 1800. 8. G. 80Pl+IRR, 40 8 Post (Mice Inapeetor•, REAL ESTATE. VARA' FOR SALE.—TEE 'UN- -lt. dersigued Offers his 100 acre farm for sale, bele g lot 2, eon, 10, Grey. Comfortable house, bank barn, good orchard, plenty of water and plane is in good condition. Only 2 miles from Waltouvillage and 4miles from Brussels. Poseessiou given to suit purchas- er. P, or price, terms and other partiaulare apply to WM. SMITH, Proprietor, 43.tf Walton P. 0. JUNE 23, 1$99 'With the purchase of ovary Tooth Brush we will give a 11300 package of Euthymol Tooth Paste FREE. This is one of the finest dontrifices made and is highly endorsed by the Dental Profession on ac- count of its exoollent antiseptic qualities. You will like it. Try it. AT ^�v Fox's Drug Store, 151AR1I FOR BALL.—THE UN— deroigued °Vera his farm, West Ralf Lot No, 10, Con, 4, Grey, containing 50 acres, more or lass. For partioulare ae to price turd tome aptly to ARRO1I, 1i0BERTSON, Brussels P, 0. on the premises, rilINE FARM FOR SALE.—BE- .L' IVO Lot 29, N 1 Cop. °, Morrie township, containing 98 agree of Aral -class land, There ie a house, barn,-orebard and good ware- house, and farm is well fenced. There are 80 acres in Fall wheat; 15 acres in hay and 45 acres pasture. Possession could be given at once. Farm adioius the village of Brus- sels. For further particulars me to price, tering, &o., write to JAMES LIVINGSTON, M, P„ Baden, 22.10 �A1(M P'OR SALE. -150 ACRES Consisting of the South t and South 1 of the North 1 of Lot ail, Oon.2, East Waa•a- uoeh, Tips i5 an excellent stook farm ,being well supplied with good spring water, it is situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil- lage of Blyth. A large part of it Is under grass. Buildings and femme are in a fair state of rev air, 1aayy terms amt./roma will be given. For all iutortnatiou apply to 11-tf (4.P. SLAM, Barrister, Brussels, GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.— '1`lie undersigned offer two 500 acre farms for sato at reasonable prices. The iota are Nos, 10 and 11, Cou. 0 (Sunshine), the sideroad between them, Good briok house and barn on lot 11, and bowie and 2 barns on lot 10. Orchards and all necessary 00nven• fences, Well watered nod imitable for grain or grazing. 100 acres now in groes.. Will bo sold either separate or together to suit pur- chaser. Terme of payment reasonable, Im- mediato possession. For further particulars apply to JOSEPH OLEGG, Bruseole P. 0„ ar E, L, DIOKIN SO N, Barrister, Wingham. 110 Jr" C[NTRAL.�1��r V111 b --J r � -• . ',, f� rlil .t• y atretforci.0yEt 44 00 Our recent students lave aecOptetl good situations. It pays young mon and women to, possess bnsluess brightness." Enter now, Proepeetne free, W. J. ELLIOTT, 7R'lnelpal, 1879 - ESTAE3L/SHED. - 1899 You et But that doesn't mean that you can win. Bet- ting on poor Furnishing Goods ins more expensive than betting on slow horses—less excuse for it. A close ex- amination will show what Furnishings are good for— Doesn't always work with a horse. Why doesn't a man examine Underwear, Shirts, Suits, Socks) &c,) instead! of betting on them, that is chances on them buying taking m by b ying the first thing that catches his eye regardless of its possible quality. There's where the money goes—Up the flue. Of course its your OWII money, but our Dry Goods, Cloth- ing, Gents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes don't fool any- body. y body. Q Nh CHAMPION CLOTHIER