HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-8-25, Page 8SCHOOL
BEGINS. .
Everything toy use in Schools
nap be had at our Drug and Book
telo re,
Boys and Girls
Yon will find our assortment of
Boribblers and Exercise Books ap•
to.date. See oar Historic Series of
Lxeroise Becks of the
Flims arta Queens
of Eogland. They will please
and in8arnot you.
G. A. Deadman,
Agent for Crescent Bicycles,
ftejeni
We have purchased an extra
aappiy of Blneetone whl°lh ie an a0•
knowledgod prevention of mut in
Fall Wheat.
It yon are troubled with omit
let u9 supply you. Speoial price in
quantitiee for this purpose,
Keep away . . . ,
The Dust
when threshing by using Wire
Goggles and a Sponge, We have
both,
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller,
'DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN RUTEN0ION W. G. & D.
Trains leave Brneaele Station, North
and South, asfollows
:
Gorse Soma. i}GING NORTH.
6i urese 7:18 a.m, i Mail 2:10 p.m
sexed.,..,,... 9:46 a.m. i Express ......10:17 p,m
vocal Pays Vats.
A. ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'lI prent it,
Dns.
DUSTY.
Earraslnan,
Borraa is scare.
MONDAY will be a pnblio Holiday.
THE Sohool bell will ring next Tuesday.
CoMMIL meeting next Monday evening.
KEEP off the new walks until they are
dry.
Board Friday evening of next
week.
A. FIUNTEe bas put down a cement
walk from the street to hia residence
on Alexander street.
A can of arab apples and Alexanders
was shipped iaet Tuesday to Exeter, for
Mr. Jones. He is making np several
one for shipment to Manitoba,
THE Blyth Standard has entered neon
another year of its exietenoe. Bro.
Bradwin keeps the prow of hie journal-
istic craft turned up etream and we wish
him oontinaed 0000089,
A anima has been handed in for e
Eve foot cement sidewalk on the North
side of King street, from Tarnberry to
Jamea etreete, and the work will be done
forthwith. The walk will also be extend-
ed in to the doors of the Methodist
oburoh.
A matrimonial knot was tied at the
Methodist Parsonage, here, on Wednes-
day evening, by Rev. Jae. Holtnee. Tha
contracting parties Were Holton C. Par-
ker, of Elm, Perth Oo., and Mise'
Lillian R. Bolton, of Midland, Mich.
May joy go with them.
W. H. Kenn disposed of the house and
lot,formerly a
sac red
y byA.
Crozier
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Br t eta
to Tho
a. Bona
Ord line, MorYie,
for $380 cash. The new proprietor comes
int possession at once rodwillmove to
it this Fall having leased hie farm to hie
eon, Mr. Bone will make a number of
improvements to the property.
A. R. S1mTH finished Ole buying in
London for the present. As we stated
fuel week about bio taking the cheap ex-
cursion and buying large lots of boots
and shoes and reedy.made clothing et
big discounts in Hamilton and Toronto.
On Monday A. R. Smith went to Lon•
don and ('eared targe lines of dress goods
tbat be nam sell at wholesale prices•
Beautiful shades in skirt lengths, pretty
dress geode in dreke lengths, Eret.alaee
quality. A. R. Smith is agent for the
new Ideal patterns.
NOTICEABLE progress has been made
this week on the new sidewalks the West
aide of Turnberry street being completed
and a good job done. The Queen's Rotel
have replaced their front platform with
Dement and will put the same material
along the North aide of the Hotel. It ie
a caution the Graze there ie to get on the
new walks in many ones before they are
hardly set. J3oarde, canvas, &c„ do not
appear to be visible to the naked eye of
some people as they walk over all barriers
and sometimes run the risk of doing no
small amount of damage.
NET AND RAOQ0ET.-A contingent of
Wingham tennis club played a match
with a few of our racquet wielders last
Tuesday afternoon on W. M. Slnolair'e
'awn, Brunets, the home team winning
everything excepting one set of doablee,
The soon wee a8 foliowe :-Doubles.-
Sinclair and Fox, Brussels, beat Camp.
bell and Ceaear, 6 3, 6 3 ; Campbell and
Clank, Wingbam, beat Blair end Duman,
6 8, 6.2. Singlee,-Blair beat Clark, 6 2,
9 7; Duncan beat Romnth, 6 3, 7 5;
Fox beat Campbell, 6 0, 6 4 ; Sinclair
beat Celasar, 0.0, 6 4. A return match
will likely be played before the 8ea8on is
over. Brussels tennis (iib has bad a
very anaaeeafal season so far.
Kin ns. - Bruesele and Cranbrook
footballers played a friendly match on
Victoria Park, Brussels, on Wedneeday,
and for a while made thinge lively.
Oraubrook snored the first goal; the home
boys evened it up shortly after and
before many minutes the visitors, who
were playing a fast game, spored again.
The game was suddenly brought to a
ifnieh by the bnretiog of the ball and no
other being at hand play ceased, Fol.
lowing were the respective teams :-
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On Friday eve001nq ear boys expeot to go
to Cranbrooltto play the return metoh,
11 Ferguson refereed,Wedeespay o6901ng's
guile, - -
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of th
week.
RETURN fare to Torouto next Tuesday
82.05.
Mae. FRANK OLrvnn, Queen street, will
baan additional story added to the
kitchen of her home.
THERE are 80 appeals entered for
the Judge'e Gogrtof Revision in 000000 -
tion with Brussels Voters' list for 1899.
Toxon. MoLarafero, Tarnberry street,
bas let the oontraet for a new frame
kit0hen to be erected to the rear of bis
residenoe.
BRUSSELS Maccabees have placed a 6-
octave solid oak need organ in their
Lodge room. The pnrohaee was made
from R. Leatberdaie.
Form deoke of hogs were shipped by
Mesere. Baeker and Vanetone this week
and a double deck of lambs was forwar.
dad by Sao. Roddick on Thursday.
Exoanoxon,-Single fare retire ticket
will be issued on the G. T. R. in oon•
notion with Labor Day. Good going
on Sept. 2nd, Ord and ebb, and returning
on the 5th inst.
CODIBLAINT ie made about persons re.
moving plank and cedar curbing, and
stakes from new sidewalks, The oon-
tractor is the man to attend to this busi-
ness and knows when they should be
removed.
A GREY farmer informed THE PoeT
that no leas than 11 apple buyers were to
see him about his fruit. 8e got $75.00
for bis orohard, with reservations enough
to supply his own needs, and has nothing
to do with either pulling or packing.
Tag ex-Mayor'e wife of London bought
a dress off the very same piece of
dress geode that A. R. Smith leas now in
stook. A. R. Smith has other shades of
the same class of goods, and we think
they are good enough tor you. Yon
cannot get as good or as pretty goods, as
A. R. Smith took the lot.
WgerwARo Ho t -The Brussels 0. P.
R. agency sold tickets to the following
persons for last Tuesday's excnreion :-
Geo. Somerville, Boieeevain • Peter A.
McArthur, Brandon ; Duno. McDonald,
Virden ; Simon Forsyth, john Forsyth,
Jelin M00atoile00 and Jae. Petah, Dam
phin ; Mrs. Wm. Robb and Alex. Walker,
Lauder ; Joe. Budd, Gienboro'.
DON' D
T o rr.-' he
J? tobacco
chewer
should remember me ter th t the he new gement
walks are not put down that he may
apeceanyldeoorate them. A little common
sense should be exercised as these walks
octet 10 dente per square foot and are too
expensive to be discolored by this pare-
leeeneee. The names of a couple of
parties ere given who have bean lead
pencilling the walks and a watch has
been set to trap them and thereby teaob
them a lesson.
Men To BRAT. -A good public school
is a great blessing to a community and
its value cannot be estimated. Brussels
enjoys this boon and it is a matter of
esti/denten to the ratepayers that the
record of past years ie continued in 1899.
This Summer 12 wrote at the Entranne
and 10 passed ; 10 tried the Public School
Leaving and 9 were eaooeaeful ; and for
the Primary there were 10 oandidatee
and 9 received oertifioates, or out of 81
writing 28 suooeeded. This should be
an inoentive to the pupils of this term
and also a etimnlns to the teaching staff
to continue the good work. Principal
Cameron and his staff are to be oongrata•
lated.
J. H. OAl0E0ON GETS THE OANE,-Some
weeks ago H. L. Saokaon, jeweller, offer.
a baokborn cane to the beet bowler in
maneotion with the Brussels club, owner-
ebip to be settled by a series of matches,
in which 17 .playere were interested.
The finale were played on Tuesday even.
ing when J. H, Oameron Dame off via•
torioue, and oonaegoently mares the
walking etiok. In the first draw R.
Leatherdale had the bye, the play result.
ing as follows :-
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THE ERUISSELS POST
PoerOVVICR h0nre next Monday (Labor
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MRS, JAS,WILKINSON, 41 L unsex, ltih line, Morrie,
treated Tiin Poem 10 a baekat of floe
apples for which she hate our beat thauke,
26 oeata,in edveues, will assure Trig
9091 for the baleen of 1090. Tell your
neighbor. ft to 0110aper than borrowing
an Jaeger.
0ouNarLLoet JNo, Wagon, of Lietowol,
has quite an exhibit of horses at the
Industrial Fair. elle fine r8atlat01 teeth,
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Dustman= or Taxma,—One evellin
little boy in town was watching a ga
of Tennis being played by four you
Jeanie, When be went home he said
hie mother, "I eery my reseller knock
a base ball over a wire fence wit
a
hovel."
LAST ween Mies Ruby Plum preaen
us with a beautiful boquet of sweet p
and "Ghost" flowers, The latter is b
shaped and highly perfumed, opening
the evening and remaining so during t
the night, when ghosts are supposed to
round, and closing up in the moral
when ghosts are supposed to go out
business.
PAIR or Bowes,. -J. N. Gordo», of t
Standard Bank, intends offering a p
of bowls far competition among t
Bowling Glob members, the winder
become the men. The matobes will
handicap as that the experts will eta
no better chance then the poorer playa
A good deal of sport bee been had th
seaman on the bowling green.
AccrnaNT.-Last Sandfly David S. rub
blacksmith, waa Plaiting McKillop friend
In passing behind his horse in the stab
the animal kinked. Beth feet arra
kir. Strubb, one in the stomach and t
other over the heart. Be was knock
oat for a time, lint was able to get ho
that evening, although still suffer'
from the blow. It was a miracle be w
not killed,
ManuaroNIAL.-By notice elsewhere
will be observed that Mies Lily Holten
a former resident of Brussels, was unit
in marriage oa Wednesday of Ian we
to Cyrus Gee, both of Port Huron, Alio
Che ceremony was performed at the hom
of the bride by Rev. Mr, Martin. AT
and Mrs, Gee will make their home i
Oleveland, Ohio. The bride is a grand
daughter of Mrs. S. Pearson, of Brussel
TUB POST extends congratulations,
FIRE Lrlumg.-The following item fro
be London Free Prete of last week rete
o a former resident of Brussels :-Robe
Wilson, of 757 Richmond street, w
afore the Pollee Magistrate, ()barged h
ity Lngineer Graydon with erecting
rams barn within the fire limits. Th
am was built in February, 1898, node
permit whiob, the Engineer &alma
acted for a brink veneer instead
rime, but the breach of the by-law di
of Dome to the notice of the authoritie
ntil three months ago, when complain
as made by the neighbors. Mr. Wile°
Omitted the offence, but be said the by
aw bad been broken by other people i
be same locality. "And tbey are also t
e summoned," Added the Magietrat
real every person alike." Mr. Wileo
greed to have the building veneered an
he Magistrate adjourned the one for tw
ens.
FooT BALL. The Wingbam Time
'vee the following partioulare of a Poo
all match played tbere recently :-"Tb
tueeels and Wiugbam junior footba
ams played a friendly game on th
cone grouade on Friday evening, result
g in a tie, each team scoring two goals
begamewas i t r
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Mali. The visit re took oke
o he first goal i
uiok time and then the home team wen
to even things np, bet.it was not Onti
early half time that they auomeeded i
eating the goal. The second half start
with a rush by the Wingbam forward
at they failed to snore. The pig skin
owever, was kept in the vicinity of th
russets goal and in about ten minute
e home team added another to then
ore, The play from this out was also
Wingbam'e favor, but just before eime
was up the Brussels boys made a moment
I rush and evened the score. Wingba
ied hard to break the tie before time
as nailed, but were ana0oaeseful. Th
oma lined up as follows :
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11fnn 0 Banks 1 Irwin
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Aikens 0 4 Backs .Mo1ay
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MoDonorgh Centro MoOrae
uxiehotdor t B, Win { Peebles
hamberla1n fL g Cameron
lleepie f L Wing 1000011
Aikens g Lowry
Befereo—Ira Gerry, 0f Brussels.
FURTHER PARTIOULAR5. — Last week
E Poe made reference to the sad
nth of John Ritchie at Fort Francis,
Monday of Inst week, Along with hie
fe and several Keewatin residents tbey
t to Fort Francis on Saturday and
re to attend the Fall Fair on Monday
d take part in a concert in the evening.
told his wife if elle would go with her
ends to the Fair he would take a walk
wn the river to see the Palls located
ere and would be back in an hour. Not
urning at the time nothing particular
a thought of it but after the expiration
another hour a search was instituted
d kept up all night with lanterns and
cine but the body was not discovered
til Tenthly morning. It was lying on
me driftwood in the river entirely out
the water but his fade was in the water
d of octane life wag extinct, It was
pposod he went out on this timber to
cure a better view and slipped, striking
head and rendering bim anoonsoious,
005 an expert swimmer and an active
n. It was a vary sad ane trying
nation for his wife and sympathy and
p were not lacking. Mr, Bitobie was
at 30 year9 of age and wee married to
es Maggie, daughter of D, Stewart, of
assets, 5 years ago last February,
ey went to Keewatin in April, 1898,
d were publishing the lieewatin "Mins.
i." Mr. Ritohie's parents reside at
met Forint, Oot., and are well adveno.
in life, Re hoe a brother at Kewatjn.
ceased woes w a bright man, cheerful g 4u in
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be was l eitl
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mother at the concert. Mrs. Ritchie
daughter are OBI at Keewatin. Two
her brothers live in that notion.
p sympathy ie exproeeed for the
avail in their grief.
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Hewitt " Robb 17- 3
Ooasley " Blair 12-10
Gordon " Farrow 13.- 7
Donnan " MoNeughtou 14- 8
D. C. kteee " A. Roes 12-11
McClellan " Kerr 15- 6
Irwin " Binolair 13-11
D. 0. Rose got the bye in the 2nd
draw, the score being :-
Leatherdale beat Conley 17- 6
McLellan " Duncan 10- 8
()ammo " Gordon 14-11
Irwin " Hewitt 10- 9
There were 6 bowline in the Srd Erie).
Their namee were
Leatherdale beat D. 0. Boss 14- 7
McLellan " Duncan 10- 8
Cameron " Irwin 10- 9
Mr, Leatherdale was too much far Mr.
McLellan in the 4th draw, score being
16-8, Mr. Cameron bolding the bye.
The 6th and final eompebitlon found J.
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against one another, and each with 8
viotories to their credit. The sohool-
master lioke
d by 14 to 6the conalud)ng
part of the game
beingplayed in the
twilight. Bach player was his own akip
and played 4 bowls, 18 ends oonstftuting
a game. Considerable interest 009 mum
heated and a lob of good bowling done.
A third element wag added to the late
Sir Jobn A, MaoDonatd'e list of anoer-
taintieo-an election and a hetes race -
viz,, a 1owlint, tournament, ae 00019 of
the? 'oraoker'Jacks" of the cldb went to
gran its the early stages of the pia',
While raisitg one of the trainee for
tbo reef of the new Melville ohuroh
building at Forges on Monday, Jobe
Moffat, joint oontra00or for the Wood
Work, was almost inOtttnt)y kiliod, The
trim, a heavy one, wee beiugbaisted with
Mock b and tackle and wee almost at the
required height when 000 of the guy
ropes broke. Mr. Moffat atm whet bed
happened and Was running to avoid the
falling timber, when he was atruok be.
tween the shoulders and expired almost
immediately,
Business Locals,
Trrcorllr seed at MoCraoken'e,
(10.10110 to rent. Apply to 3, 3, Gilpin.
A y»LL assortment of Lletowei yarns
just/ t
t Tenni' ed a Mrs, Kl
rk a,
Fon gale aha
aP . two set gond-hand
ainsle heroeee, I, 0, Riobarde.
Leval & Inas will sell the balance of
this year's baggies at a large rednotion.
TERMSLE slaughter in prides of buggies
at Levan & Innes'. The beet buggies in
the market.
Tun biggeet bargains ever offered in
Bruesele at Ewan & Innes' for the
baleen of 1899.
WANTeD,-Batter and eggs, still the
same pride, 14a, The sale still goee,-
Everything goee.
G. E. KING, Wingha
M.
A 08011000 of bgggies, new and old,
must be sold at Ewan as 'ones'. Call
and see, Prins away down.
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ST0TIE118.--In Blyth. on Aognst 18th,
the wife of Mr. Joseph Stothere of a
daughter.
Loxomm10 a --In Benfryq, on A»'. 20th,
the wife of Mr, JIM. Longin •te of a
daugbter.
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GEE -HOLLAND, -At Port Huron, Mich„
on Aug. 28rd, 1890, at the home of
the bride'e pareute, Riehardeon et.,
by Rev. T. Marvin, Miss Lillian,
eldest daughter of Mr, Merles Hol.
laud, formerly of Brussels, to Mr.
Oyrne Gse, eldest son of Air. Fred.
Gee.
Paeans -Boman. - At the Method let
Parsonage, Brussels, on Aug. 29th,
by Rev. J. Holmes, Mr. Nolton C.
Parker, of Elms, Perth County, to
Miss Lillian R. Bolton, of Midland,
Wiob.
RUBSELn-BToNEnouao, -At the Met.h°.
dist Parsonage, Wingham, on Aug,
80, by Bev. R. Robbs, Mr. Tbos,
Russell to Miss 0. St0uellons+', both
of Belgrave.
MoLAclmlx.-In Grey, on Aug. 26,
Robert MoLaahlin, aged 47 years.
MaDoNALn,-Iu Grey, on Aug. 26, Peter
MoDonald, aged 84 years, 6 months
and 28 days.
Jooce, In Brussels, on Aug. 24, John
Jones, aged 80 years.
RoToniE.-At Fort Franoie, on Aug. 21,
John Ritchie, of Keewatin, formerly
of Brussels, aged 30 years.
Indusbrlal Fair, Toronto, Aug, 28 -
Sept. 9,
Western Fair, London, Sept. 7-16.
Oentrel, Ottawa, Sept. 11-23,
Strathroy, Sept. 18-20,
Clinton, Sept. 19-20.
Oollingwood, Sept. 19-22.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 19-20,
Listowel, Sept. 19-20.
Central, Guelph, Sept. 19-21.
Port Elgin, Sept. 21-22
Woodetook, Sept. 21-23,
North Brant, Poria, Sept. 25-26.
Center Brnae, Paisley, Sept, 26-27.
South Grey,
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27.
GUaerlOh' Sept, . 28-
p 28,
WaterlooSanaa, Galt, Sept. 28-29.
' Luohuow, Oot. 3-4
Stratford, Oot. 3-4
Bruesele, Oot..5-6.
Kincardine, Oot, 10-11
Dungannon, Oot, 11-12.
Fat Stock Show, Guelph, Dec. 5-8
Fall Wheat 60 66
Barley 80 86
Peas 60 61
cabs 23 24
Butter, tubs and roils 14 15
Eggs per dozen 11 12
Flour per barrel 4 00 4 00
Potatoae (per bus) 40 50
Apples (per bag) 50 60
Hay per ton 5 00 5 00
Hides trimmed 7
Hides rough 6 75
Salt per bbl., retail' 1 00 70
Sheep ekine,each 80 65
Lamb eking each 26 25
Hogs, Live 4 50 4 60
Wool 8 18
Toronto, Aug..29.-Too live stock re-
ceipts this morning were 47 oara, or 1,000
cattle, 800 sheep and lambs, 50 cows, 26
calves and 1,000 hogs. There Wee but
little ohango to note in the general scale
of values today, but the vitality of the
cattle and hog trade was still alow, the
demand for the former being especially
'weak and uncertain, with bide showing a
slight decline at the oloee. Export cattle
A000rding to cable maniacs, the English
markete remain firm for choice cattle,
but the local market was inclined to be a
little easier, owing to the heavy supply of
inferior gradee, whichproved a burden
on the market ; choice and desirable
grades were quoted at 84.25 to 95 per
owe., and light were steady at 93.75 to
84.50 per cwt. Butchers' cattle -Trade
was still quiet, with elle tendency of
prices rather toward weakness than
strength ; choice selections were quoted
at $4 per owt., another bunch fetching
84.10 per cwt. ; medium and common
grades, wheoh were in large supply, were
not wanted, and sellers had some trouble
in disposing of them, even at lower prices
than suob fetched on Friday, being g0ot•
able at 88.75 to 93.50 per owt. Stockers
and feeders .-•- Trading in Canadian
stockers for Buffalo was sluggish, owing
to the weaknese of the Buffalo markets ;
choice stockers were quoted 25e per cwt.
lower, or $2,50 to $8.25 per cwt. ; a few
inmates of good
fenders ore in
good de.
mood and fetched firm prides, or $8,40
to
$3.75 per cwt. Sheep and lambs -Good
butohere' sheep were a little firmer, being
quoted from 16o to 25o per owt, higher,
or $3 to 68.50 Gook; eheep for export
were quotable at 88,50 to $8.76 per cwt.,
and lambe were quiet at $4 to $4:85 per
owt.; a few bunches of milled lambs were
in slow demand at 8o to Bio per lb. ;
leucite fetched. $2.76 to $8 per net Hogs
-Trading in this line showed a decline
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op7er ;10. ohoioe00900!ee,leatioBs,or$6 Woreperowlqu,oted;lattigh
and thick fate Were slap easier, being
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A General Banking Business '1'ransaoted. Fermm'e' Notes Dlsoaunbed,
Drafts lamb d anti Collections made on all pointe,
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Interest allowed on dermas of $1,00 and upwards,
BYROCAn ATTENTION GIVEN TO 1911 00000000011 Or RIMERS' SALE NOTES,.
Every facility afforded Customers living at 10 dietanoe,
J. N. GORDON, Aa'INo AGENT.
MEOW MISNISSAIDER6181119011MIMMS16,
quoted $o per lb., or 84.50 per cwt. ;
soave were steady at $8 per cwt., and
stags fotohed $2 per cwt.
Bast Buffalo, N, Y„ Aug., 20. -Cattle
-The offerings were quite liberal, but
the demand Wee fair, at a shade 1olver
than yeeterday's close 'on the most aeeir.
able of the cattle offered. Oalvee were in
light supply ; fair demand at yesterday's
prices ; ohoioe to extra 'Ws, $6.75 to $7 ;
good to ohoioe 96 60 to 96.75. Sheep
and lambs -The offerings were 10 loads ;
all were closed up, and the market was
in a little better position on Iambs ; lambs,
choice to extra, were quotable at 85.50 to
95.75. Canaclas Bold at $5.35 to $0.60 ;
sheep, choice to extra, $4 to $4.25. Hogs
-The market opened 50 lower, with a
total of 24 loads on sale ; heavy were
quotable at $4.90 ; mixed, $4.90 to 84.05 ;
Yorkers, $4.90 to $4 95 ; pigs, $4.05 to
94,75 ; grassers, $4.70 to 94 80 ; roughs,
$3.90 to $4.10 ; stags, 98.25 to 98.50 ; the
market closed easy, on the bade of the
bulk of the sales, whiah was $4 00.
Toronto, Aug., 29. -outside wheat
markets are easy, and toast prices steady ;
Ontario, red and white, sold at 08o to
880o outside ; new No. 2 red gold at 68e ;
Manitoba, No. 1 hard, sold at 79a. Tor-
onto and West, and at 8190. g. f. t. Flour
easier, export agents bid $2.05 per bbl.
for etraight roller, is buyer's hags, middle
freights, and holders ask $2.75 for same
in wood, for local rise, $3 to $0.10. Mill -
feed scarce ; bran, $11.00, and shorts, $14
at Weetern mills. Peas steady ; oar lots,
immediate shipments, sold at 651, North
and West ; October shipment, 530. Oats
unchanged, in moderato demand ; old
white, North and West, offered al 270. and
26o is bid ; exporters are now bidding 240
to 2490 for new oats, and 25o ie asked
North and West. Corn Blow : oar lots of
No. 2 yellow, Amerioan track, Toronto,
4190. Rye -Car Iota Bast, 51,10 and
West, 50c. Barley -Feed barley, North
and West, is selling at 32o.
Ingersoll, Ont., Aug. 29.-Ofieriuge of
cheese, 1,733 boxes; first:half August make
-1,233 colored and 500 white. Sales, 250
at 149 ; 149 bice all round for colored, and
lla for white. Large attendance, market
brisk.
New York, Aug. 29. -Butter steady ;
Western oreamery, 17o to 210 ; do. fac-
tory, 1290 to 15a ; imitation creamery,
14o to 210 ; state dairy, 15o to 190 ; do.
creamery, 17o to 190 ; do. creamery, 17c
to 21o. Cheese strong ; large, white, 10. n ;
small, white, 1090 ; large, colored, 1090 ;
small colored, no.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
YOUNG oo w supposed in
calf, for r
sale.
amityto JAMBS GIH
pp ySON, IIreasels,
LOST. -Two boxes of KIonnike Mitts
on the OM eon. of Grey, between Brussels
reward by leaving teem hat receive
American
Hotel, Brueeols, 7.1
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
HEAVY DRAUGHT MARE 8
years 01d andifoa1 for sale, or a tidy
farm horse same age. Your ohoioe. Apply
to 11800. 14100RA, Brussels. 6tf
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
0n Mill street, Brussels, The house
is a comfortable ono, well sand up, with
cellar, hard and soft water, 40, There le
also a good stable. Fruit trees in garden :
over ono.quaiter acre of land. Per pride,
Orme, 40., apply to H, FINN, Proprietor,
or W. H. HERR of Tan Poor, 18.01
D. F. SMITH,
M. D. C. M.,
Graduate of MoGill Collage, Montreal, do.,
40, Ail epeoialty work satisfactorily treat-
ed, Bogdan 0e, Elizabeth street, late Smale
re91denae,
Office in rear of Drug Store, Smale Bleck,
Brussels, Out,
Voters' List Court.
N otioo is hereby given that a Court will be
hold, pursuant to the Ontario Vetere' List
A00,1600, by his Honor, the Judge of the
Oounty Court of tbo Oounty of Huron, at the
Township Hall on the 18th day of septom-
ber, 1800, at 10,850 o'olook in the forenoon, to
hear and determine the several complaints
of more and omissions in the Votere'Liet of
the Municipality of Grey for 1800, All per-
sona having Business at the court are m-
oulted to attend at the said time and place,
,dated Aug, 80, 1800, WM, 0 01erk 00 Grey,
Notice
to Creditors,
In the Surrogate Court of the Oounty of
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
Robert MaLnuohlio, late of the
Township of Grey, in the County of
Huron, Farmer, deceased,
NoticeIs hereby given, pgreuant to the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1808, hoe. 08,
that all creditors and others having any
lin,e' late of the the
nebipp of Ogre ,MoLanoh.
he
County of Huron 800100r, doomed, who
died on or about the 20th day of August, A,
D„1800, in the Township of Grey, in the
Oounty of Huron, are hereby 1900Oete 51 to
send by post prepaid, or to deliver to John
B,Hyde 0401 William Cameron, of Clue•
brook Executors of the said estate Or to
0, P. Mair, of the Village of Brusaol's, their
Solicitor, on ofbefore
o hthe
18tH clay of trop-
tomboy e, ). oripti,theird 1 names,fffil ortioe-
898,.at their and the full partiou-
lareeftheir olafine (Verified by affidavit)
and the nature of the eeorrittee, if any, bald
by tram. and notice is iurtbor given that
after 1110 said last mentioned date the said
A0eeutore will proeeod to distribute the
assets of the acid deceased among the per-
sons entitled thereto, having ragged only 00
the olaim0 of which notice shall have been
given w above trnbo eeponeiblu for 0110 said
or guy part thereof, to any per0on of whose
claim notice shall not have been received at
the time of ;mob dlatributioe,
G. F. BLAla,Brhsaol�g, One.
Solieltor for 7.axecuters,
Dated at 1811010016 August 6tel, 1688,
AaaaalianidaftlatalaieotaeSMOVINILIIII
Tenders Wanted.
soalod Tenders will be 100018ed by the un-
Ooreigned up to noon on Sept. 840 1800, on
Ohutoh rlii01gravo adTheu wo 16 oonsf tediof
atone brink mud 00rp00tel' work, plastering,
Piloting and papering an oburoh and base.
went, All work to be iraluded lu each tau.
dor. Work to be 0empleted this Pali, Plana
and apoollloajloue may be seen at the reel.
dense of Wm. BonCough, lielgrave, on and
after August Sett. The lowest or any tender
not necoeearlly amend,
of Trustee 0WM. B19NG01laU,
B0lgravo
REAL ESTATE,
�i1ARMS VOR SALE. -THE UN-
mlRererntD has several good Parma for
Bale and to rout, easy berme, in lbwushipe
DI Morris and Grey, P 8, SO OTT, Brussels
''ARIA FOR SALE.—THE
The undersigned oilers his form, be-
ing H trot7, Con, 17, Grey, containing 60
acres, acme being good hardwood bush, for
sale. Thorn is a. now frame house 180.8, now
bare, 80x60, oioharcl 40, Possession would
be given at any time, with this Panaon's env
if desired. Farm is two smiles from Village
of Walton. For further particulars as to
pries, terms, tee , apply on the promises or
to TR 08, JOHNSTON, Walton P. 0.
T IAR1 FOR SALE.—THE
A. undersigned offers hie 100 acre farm,
being 8 4 Lot 27, (Mu. 0, Morris, for We,
All cleared and to a good state of cultiva-
tion. House, bank barn orchard, 40„ It
miles from Bruseele, flue{ only I mile to
school. Possession given alter harvest. If
not sold by limn, 1st will be leased for a
term of years. For price, terms, 40., apply
ou the promisee, or if by letter, to
JAMES P11TC10, Brussoler. d.
000 GORES OF TIMBER
el LAND FOR BALE, -The undersigned offers
for sale 8,000 acres of timber Mende in Osooda
00., Michigan, at a low price, Well timber-
ed with hardwood, Also 2,000 mares for sale
°heap for actual settlement, lying on the
Oseoda ,C North Western railroad. Several
improved farms °heap. Apply to
JAS. AITS580,
61.21n Big Rapids, Mich,
11AR11I FOR SALE. -150 AORES
Consisting of the South 1 and South 4
of the North d of Lot 10, Con.2, Raab Wawa -
nosh. This is an 000elleut stook tarm,boing
well supplied with good entitle, water. Itis
situated about 8 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of itis under
grass. Buildings and femme aro in a falx
state of reuair. Rosy tonne of payment will
be given, For all information apply to
11-21 G. F. B LAI10, Barrister, Brussels.
AUG, 31, 1899
Scdool Books
Sb'en1 Suijpliiis
We have f1 most com-
-jlete line for the Sohool
Opening
Fox's Drag Store,
T5lARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
f
Lot No. 10, Don, offers, ry loouta sit g 60 00100,
more or lase. Por por(iculare es to price
and terms apply to
Brussels P. 0. ROB 0u the p remises,
II INE FARM FOR SALE.—BE.
INo Lot 20, N t Oon, 0, Morris 00wnehip,
containing 08 acne of 0101-olaes laud, There
is ahouse, barn, orchard and good ware'
house, and farm is well fended, There are
80 uoree in Pall wheat ; 10 agree in hay and
16 acme pasture. Poeaeselon could be given
at once. Farm 011±01us the village of Erne -
sole, For farther particulars as to Jrrica,
terms, 40., write to JAMES LIVINGSTON,
M, P„ Baden. 22.01
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.—
The nnderslgned otter two 100 acre
farms for sale at reasonable prices. The lots
are Nos. 10 and 11, Con. 0 (6truebiae), the
eldero d
n between them. Good brick barna
and barn ,o tot Il, and 1 nec and 2 barns on
lot 10. Drell watered
and all suitable o grain
01000. Well watered and cul11090, ' grain
sold grazing, 100 acres now a ger to will r-
eohl oi4her separate or together to snit par -
chaser, Tereus of payment reasonable. Im-
mediate.LL,ossession. Por farther partionlars
apply to J08EPH CLEGG, Brussels P. 0•, or
L. L.18101180118014, Barrister, Wingbam. 110
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