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FOR THQSE IN LOVE!
IN BOOKSWe have a olloioe eeleot n in vorioue bindings, suit.
1.� able nes
presents for old or young,
IN"� BOOKLETS �j1f71��1 I might say we never had sante a stook
$JO V Cl l /LJ i i� and so tine, from 8 to 25o. eaoh.
IN CALENDAR
Well, I think yon will say they
10 are exquisite. We have them
from 5o. and upwards,
IN1�/If A C CARDS we have what will please yon. I was
1 tl 1V.MA17 sofas to sqy all kiude end prises, as uny Isle
plenty "to go round" from lo, upwards.
N N BIBLES
I D �j I� �Y Our stock of Bibles include those with
IN I� 1i ] S Teaoberl' Helps and also those bound
with either Methodist Hymns or the
Book of Praise. Also the large type
for the old folk,
TN 1®' A 7 T 1� A (:Y Ne nava them i e Plnah, Leather aud
L.L� A 9 ! lJ M tJ Celluloid. wife
e corn suit von, from
500. up. Call and see them at
G. A. DEADMAN'S
Drag, Book and
Fanny Goods Store.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Brneeele Station, North
and South, as follows :
GOING Sonia, 00200 NORTH,
express 7:15 a.m, f MSU .. ... 2:10 p.m
lfixed 0:46 a.m. Eapreoe 0:17 p.m
xid Retts kerns.
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
SHORT days.
Mamma market leads.
RABBIT bunting is all the go.
Ferny ushers in December.
Run the advertisements in THE POET,
Basun 0ouncil next Monday even-
ing.
Hermit entertainments promise to be
a good crop.
DRESSED hogs are beginning to be seen
On the market.
GEORGE BEST shipped a oar Of hose
from Bruesele Last Monday.
THE next monthly Horse Pair will be
held on Thnreday, January 4th.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this
week. A. program will be given.
Goon work has been done in levelling
up the grounds at St. John's ohuroh and
rectory.
J. A, CREIGnTON has purchased the
Stacey lot on Roes street from a gentle-
man in Mitohell.
MEeens. Ferguson & McDonald, of
Walton, shipped a oar of lambs from
Brneeele this week.
Bine. JNo. Dow000w moved this week
to the new home on Flora street, pur-
chased from N. B. Gerry, now of Wroxe-
ter.
THE Apple Evaporator near l;he G. T.
R. hasonrlpl1ted its work for this season,
natal:ing and all. It left a lot of money
fn town.
LICENSE INSPECTOR MILLEE laid in•
formation against 0. Zilliex and Stretton
Bros. for violations of the Crooke AO.
Cases will come up for bearing on Satur-
dayat 1 o'olook.
ADOG show wag on the boards in the
Town Hall last Monday evening but did
not attract a very large audience. The
tr
lake by the canines es were well done in
e, number of inetauoes. Tuesday the
bow -wows went East by morning train.
0. P, R. ExTENeioN.—A meeting of all
interested in the extension of the 0. P.
R. from Guelph to Goderioh will be held
in the former pleas on Thnreday of
next week, 7th inst., at 11 a. m. to discuss
the question and take what further steps
to secure the early ooastrnction of the
road. Reeve Baeker may attend,
LATEST WAR NEWEL—Bloody battle at
Madder river lasting ten bourn, troops
without food or water and in a burning sun.
Brilliant victory for British against 8000
Hoare.—Way now nearly clear to Kimber.
ley.—The Sardinian arrived at Capetown
on Tuesday with Canadian contingent,—
Big battle expected at Coleneo.—Boers
lofting confidence.—See page 3 for extend.
ed report of war news.
Prato LIBBAaIEe.—Dr. 8. P. May,
Superintendent of Public Libraries, has
issued a circular to public libraries. The_
Minister of Ecilie ka-
eome nh^^ `lnfiarf^Cataieaa' 'that
.-iLw insts be made in the manage.
fit of all pnblio libraries. The busi•
nese year in pabiio libraries will, in
future, close on the Met December, in.
stead of the 30th of April, ea formerly.
Annual meetings will benoeforth be held
on the eeoond Monday in ,January of
eaoh year. Owing to the foot that news.
papere are read but seldom in many
reading•roome, it ie proposed that maga-
zines, to be ciroulated the same as books,
shall, be purchased instead of news.
papers.
Hoorne—Donsoos,—The Abilene (Kan•
gag) Refleotor of Nov, 23rd, gives the fol.
lowing interesting account of the mar.
nage of a young lady formerly of Brue
Bele. The offlofating clergyman was also
a Brusselile :—"A1 the elegant home of
]fir. and Mos. David Dobson, in Willow.
dale, at high noon yesterday, their eldest
daughter, Mise Maggie, was united in
the bonds of marriage to Charles M.
Robbs, Rev. Geo. MoKay, of Clyde, of-
ficiating. About 75 invited guests as-
sembled to witneeo the ceremony, The
bride is one of WilJowda'e's moat amiable
and energetio young ladies, and her heart
and hand are a prize for the one who has
won her. Afr. Hobbs is one of Willow-
dale's most substantial yonng farmers,
who enjoys the oonfldenoe of all hie
neighbors and bueineae aesooiates. A
wide circle of friends extend heartiest
congratulations and earnest hopes for a
life of happiness for these young people.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs reoeived many vain.
able and useful presents. They go to
housekeeping in the home which has
been in preparation under Mr. Hobbs'
provident hand on hie farm in 'motion 20."
Tan POST, along with many relatives' and
friend's of the bride fa Bruesels and lo-
oality, wish IMIr. and Ma. Hobbs a long,
happy and prosperous sail on the matri.
Moeda] sea. Mr. Dobson Owned the
farm immediately East of Brnssele, an
the 9th con., now belonging to Wm. Arm.
strong, tis still holde a lot in town near
the G, T. It, and we would not do any
Crying if he came bask to epeud the re.
Meander of hie days among 00,
Forman Division Court on Tuesday of
next week.
GEORGE Pavan, John etreet, ie putting
up a stable on his lot,
Now time table on G. T. R. but no
changes on the W. G. & B.
A nonLE deck of hogs was abipped by
Messrs Banker & Vanstone this week.
Masses. Ewan & Innes are receiving
2 oar loads of cutters for the Winter
trade,
J. G. JONES bas rented the store iu the
Swale block as headquarters for his
poultry business iu town. It ie a busy
epob.
Dn. Terence has removed his dental
parlor to the Smith blook and may now
be found over A. R. Smith's store. En•
trance by the main hall.
PAY Ur.—Ar' Dr. Kalbfleisoh intends
leaving Brussels next week he asks all
who are indebted to him who have not
done so to call and egaare np.
IT is reported that I. 0. Richards has
purchased the S. W. Laird block, Brue•
eels, which adjoins bis own store. There
are two Shops in the new purchaae and
the location is a desirable one.
NOMINATION Par.—The municipal nomi-
nations this yea will be held on Friday,
Deo. 22nd. The Statutes provide that
when the last Monday in December is
Obrietmae day, the nominations shall
take plane on the preceding Friday.
BOWLING AND CnBLING.—Friday evenine
of tbie week, et 8 o'clock, a meeting of
the Bowling Club and all others intereet.
ed in reorganizing the Curling Club will
be held at the American Hotel, There
is good material to run the stanee and
besom anddro doubt a good deal of =port
will be bad if Mr. Frost gives us the
necessary supply of foe.
RENOVATOR,—Edward Mole has fitted
up a featber renovator and disinfecting
maohiue in the building adjoining P.
Sootb's shop, Milt street, Brussels, and
is prepared to attend to the wants of the
pablin in this line. Mr. Hole has worked
at this business for four years so knows
his work thoroughly. Further informa•
tion may be obtained at Brussels Electric
Light Works.
HYMENEAL, — By notice 1n anotber
column it will Le observed that Mise
Addie, youngest dauebter of the late
William Vanstoue, of Brussels, and sister
to W. F. Vanstons and Mrs. A. Good,
was united in marriage, on Wednesday,
Nov. 22nd, in St. George's ohuroh, New
Glasgow,o
w N. S. to al honeae
Simpson.sou
The ceremony
was performed by Rev,
Jas. Woodruff, Mr. and Mre. S(mpeoo
will melte tbeir horns in Anlagonisb, N.
8. The many old friends of the bride in
Brussels and iooality will be a unit in
wishing her and Mr. Simpson many
happy prosperous years.
ABOUT THE TOME.—"Bleseiugs on him
who invented sleep," Bat greater
blessings fall on her who makes a bed.
A charm that lulls to sleep, The way to
make Bleep a foretaste of the heaven that
is within Le, a lying down to pleasant
dreams, is folly explained in "Home
Topioe," the second of the four volumnes,
"Bits of Common Sense Series," inclnd.
ed in the offer of The Weekly/Globe,
whioh bas been for over 55 yearns, and ie
now, Canada's leading fagrjjy newspaper,
from now to January,,, , 1901, for one
dollar, and Marie, Harland's latest
works. A;hiee ; postage prepaid.
'POSTMASTER FARROW writes the Wing -
ham Advanae:—In last week's Advanoe
you say that Wingham proper bad no
exietenoe thirty yeare ago. Will yon
allow me to say that forty years ago thio
coming Winter I took the census of that
part of Turnberry, and found same set.
tlers and some in business, but not many,
I may mention that Pater Fisber that
Winter was preparing to build hie mill
at Lower Wingham, having began to
build the raceway for the water to drive
the mill. I may, as it would no doubt
be interesting to many, give some minim
isaenoet of Wingham in its early exits.
teuce and struggles. Let me here say
that Bluevele had an existence long be-
fore Wingham,
ODSTuARY.•—The Cbatbam Planet of
Tuesday, Nov. 21, speaks of Mrs. E. 0.
Dunford's brotber•in•law as follows :—
John Symes, Centre street, passed away
early this morning after an illness of
some five weeks from paralysis. Mr.
Symes was born in Jersey, Channel
Iolanda, fortynine years since and came
to this oountry some 20 years ago,
Deoeaeed has been an employee of A.
Heyward and thea of Gee. Heyward,
grocer, for fifteen years as driver. He
wae a consiebent member of Christ
abaci), sang in the choir and was a
hard Sunday school worker. He will
be muob misted, Mr. Symes was a
member of Court Unity, No, 0900, A. 0.
F., and has beld all the important offices
in the gift of that court. He was also a
member of Court Chatham of the xide•
pendent Order of Foreetere, He was
treasurer for many yeare of the Juvenile
ForSeters, in fact, from their inception.
He wag °ennaead with the becefiofary
of the A. 0. F. for $1,000, Woo in the 1,
0. F. for $0,000, He leaves to mourn
hie loge a wife, two daughters, Minnie
and Dora, and one eon, Bruce, and bis
aged mother, all of whom resided with
him. fie hag two brothers fn Detroit,
Edward and George, former Chatheinites.
'rhe funeral took plana T7esday at 2
o'clock from his late reeideuoe, Centre
street, to Christ ohuroh, the A, 0. F. and
I. 0. 8'. attending. Deoeaeed wae a
haunch Liberal Conservative in politics,
TILE B USS,CI,S POST
Comm Connell will convene at Godes
rieb next Tueeday at 8 e'O10010,
A NOW Mason & Risoll upright piano
was planed in tbo antral hotel this
week by Mr, \1'hiteaore, general egont.
SAMUEL pumas completed hie contract
of ditob filling on Turnbsrry street last
Saturday and made a good job of ib too,
TALE about the Northern an. Why
here we are et the eloso of November and
bioyolee running about the same as in
June,
WE have now entered the evason of
stovepipe and sawhorse, overehoes and
underolothing, uletere and o2stere, and
the period of sleighs and elides is also
fast approaahiug.
1'nio town road machine was at work
on Albert, William and Princess streets
last week shaping up the roadway. The
applioation of gravel would leave these
streets in good shape.
THURSDAY of this week was the opening
day of Brneeele Monthly Horse Fairs for
this season. There were several buyers
in attendance and several horses were
pinked up. The probabilities are that
prices will be better. Next Fair on
Thursday, January 4th,
BAST Bonom FARMEne INarrrwre,—A
meeting of the Executive Committee of
East Huron Farmere' Institute, will be
held in the Town Hall, Brussels, Tuesday
of next week, 5th day of December, at 1
p. m., to make arrangements for the
forthcoming meetings of said Institute.
STOCK SALEM—Saturday afternoon of
last week F. 8, Scatt, auctioneer, sold a
oar load of oowe and young oattle, from
Orford Co., for M. G. Clear, at Harry
James' hotel, Bitth, the average price
running about $25. On Thursday of
next week he will sell a oar load at th9
Rattenbury House, Clinton, for M. J.
W(liiame and the following Thursday a
similar lot ab MoC•,rmiok's hotel, Dnn•
gannon, for the IAMB gentleman. Mr,
Scott's repntation 08 an up•to.clate
auobioneer is on the boom as hi inetanoed
by abs broadening of the circle of his
services.
THE LARaae'r COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
—The relation between subscribers and
publishers of the Family Herald and
Weekly Star, of Montreal, form, it may
be said, the largest Joint Stook Oompany
in the world. It seems that out of every
dollar sent in by a subscriber, a certain
percentage ie put aside to be spent exnla•
lively on improvements in that great
piper, so that every sabsoriber Bending in
his dollar receives good intereet on his
money by way of each improvemeut.
Through this system, sobsot•ibers thie year
receive a very mach enlarged end improv
ed paper and two beautiful pioruree,
"Battle of Alma," in aoloure, aid "Pussy
Willows." Certainly a great investment
for one dollar.
Hower AND MlssloNs.—Friday evening
of last week a Honey Sooial was held iu
the school room of Melville cherub under
the auspice's of the Sewing Cirole of the
W. F. M. S. The pastor occupied the
chair and gave a suitable introductory
talk, whioh wae followed by the 'subjoin-
ed, well rendered program :— Solo,
"Where is Heaven 7" Miss Lizzie ;
Sample ; duet, Mieries Maggie Taylor
and Margery Straohan ; address by G.
A. Deadman, on "Bees and Honey" ;
reading by Miss Maggie Soots; lunch,
consisting of honey, scones, bread and
butter and coffee, the honey being a
donation from Mr. Deadman ; solo,
"Soldiers of the Cross," Ales. Ross ; ad•
dress, by Rev. Jno, Holmes. Miss Jean
MoLanohlin and T. A. Hawkins were the
a000mpaniste. The financial proaeeda
of the social were $20.00, whioh will be
expended by the ladies of the Oirole fn
purchasing needful material for mann.
facture into clothing to be afterward for-
warded to the Mieeion fields. The aven-
in was n'
an enjoyable able on
ge to the large
JY
g
audience.
OOMPLIa0ENTARY.—The Walkerton Her.
ald, of November 10111, speaks as follows
of Dr. Holmes who has recently oome to
Bruesels :—We learn that Dr. Holmes,
formerly of this plane, hoe pnrobased the
praotioe of Dr. Kalbfleieeb, of Brussels,
Dr. Holmee hes been praotioing here for
the last seven years. The Dr. is a grad-
uate from Bellevue Hospital Medical
College, New York, and from piatrria
University, Ontario ; alEICL.Mober of 0.
P. & S. 0, While tare the Dr, had one
of the moat 6stensive practices in the
ootaA7 ' For the past year we nnder-
atand his health has not been satisfactory
and he was advised to take a rest. He
sold his practice here to Dr. Farewell, of
Hamilton, and has been resting during the
Summer. We are pleased to hear that
be is fully recovered. The doctor has
taken two poet graduate courses since
entering praotioe and being ambitious,
and a reader, has kept well up in bis
work. He bas been very euooeesful here
and has left a host of friends who regret
his departure. We wish the doctor every
0000880 in his new field.
PERSONAL PAR,t.OR,U'IIS.
Mies Lizzie Ross is visiting at Sea.
forth.
Mise Downey visited in Listowel on
Saturday.
Jas. Beattie was home from Durham
over Sunday,
P. Ament and wife were in Seaforth
over Sunday.
B. Gerry was in Toronto for a few
days last week.
Mre, Geo. Hogarth was visiting in
town this week.
Jno. Barnard, of Wroveber, wae in
town last Sunday,
Mies Blakeman bas gone to Drayton
for a holiday visit.
Mrs, W. A. Oriel' and children are
visiting at Seaforth.
Mies Beryl Putland ie visiting Mrs, N.
B. Gerry at Wroxeter.
John Wilber' bas been laid up with a
lame book from a (strain.
C. Howlett and Mies Pipe wore visiting
ralatives at Harrieton last week.
Mrs, Jun. Conley Is visiting her dough•
ter, Mrs. 8, S. McLanahlin, at Silver
Corners.
Mise Maggie Forbes, Of Wingham, is
visiting Mrs. Tboe. Maxwell, John street,
B amts.
Mrs. D. 0, Roes, Ma. McLennan and
Mrs, P. Ament were visiting at Wroxeter
this week.
Mrs. W. H, Mo0raoken tans galled to
Peterboro' thie weep owing to the de
oeaee of her brother.
Jos son of Mrs, A. Gdod, is on the
sick list with inflammation but we hope
he will soon be better.
Robt. Ferguson and Robt, J. Mo.
Crecken, who have been in Kincardine,
are home for some time.
Meg. T. Kelly arrived home last weak
from a visit with fried at :Corona),
Gravenburst end other plans,
Wendell Holmes has taken a position
in N. F. Gerry's hardware afore.
Ernie, son of S. T. Plum, has been on
the sink list but is about all right again.
Miens Iiartry and Melville and Will.
Leatherdele, of Seaforth, were atolting at
R. Leitthsrciale'a iaot Sunday.
Rebs, J, Thomson, of Stratbrcy, w.aa
in town for a day hash week. hie le a
partner in the Queen's Rotel there,
Our old townsman, Jno. MoC'ahhm, ie
on the elrlc list, lie Is over 50 )oar,, of
ago, We hope he will soon be better.
Nliss Daniela, of Kinoardine, and Mise
Gilbert, from Owen Sound, have taken
positions in E. 0. Danford's tailor shop.
Master °barba Panicle, who bas been
holidaying with his grandparents for some
mouths, returned to Toronto last week,
He is a ante lad.
Luther Ball, who has been holding a
good situation in Portage la Prairie,
Man., has gone to Edmonton. He's a
capable workman.
Mrs. Jno. Jones, of Grabamville, is
poorly with inflammatory rheumatism
but we hope she will soon be fully re.
stored to good health.
Mies Lizzie Moore, who fell enure time
ago injuring her knee, is compelled to
rest for a while to allow the injured mem
bar a chance to reoover.
Dr. Twaddle moved his household
effeote to Brussels from Seaforth lash
Friday and will reside in the residence
vacated by Dr. Davidson,
Jun. Wateon, who is now a member of
the Lietowel town Connell, is in the field
for Mayoralty honors. Mayor Halting
fotende retiring at the alone of flit. year.
Mre. Long arrived bnck to lireseals
last Friday after a visit with o d friends
in Grey. She makes her home v'th her
daughter, Mre. S. H. Wilton, Flora
etreet,
Mr, and MI's. Moore, of Goderioh, are
the guests of M, H. and Mrs, Moore,
Brussels. Mr, Moore is aeeociated with
D. MoGilliouddy in the Goderioh harbor
oontraot,
T. H.Pres'on, ot the Brantford Exposi-
tor, has been nominated by the Liberals
of South Brant for the Prnvinoial Legis-
lature, He is a brother of Wm. Preston,
of Stratford.
E. 0. and Mrs. Dnnford attended ibe
funeral of Jno. Byrnes, of Chatham, Wed
nesday of last week. Deceaaod was it
brother-in-law to Mre, Dn"fo•d, .Airs,
Symes being her eie'er.
J. N. Kendall, who with Ere. Kendall
is away holidaying in th. W. stern
States, is partially laid np with the leg
that has troubled him for several years.
We hope he will goon be ill right again,
James A. Kennedy, a well known Lon-
don whnleeale druggist, dl.d last Saba.
day, aged 48 yearn. He had been ill for
5 weeks. M. McLennan, formerly of
Brussels, ie a oommeroial traveller for
tbia drug house.
Mrs. (Rev.) Jas. Harris, of Guelph,
formerly of Brussels, who has been tak•
ing a oo0ree of treatment at Clifton
Springs, N. Y., sanitarium for the past
two months, arrived home last week
much benefitted.
We notice by the Stoeffville paper
that Mre. H. J. Morden, formerly of
Brussels, is keeping up her reputation as
a vocalist. At a Congregational (chnrob
gathering on Tuesday evening her solo
was given with violin accompaniment.
Dr. and Mrs. Davidson left on Monday
for Toronto, where they will visit for a
few weeks before locating. Tbeir hoose.
hold goods are stored here in the mean.
time. It is nearly 6 years since Dr.
Davidson came to Brussels and he and
fare- Davidson may with them the good
wishes of a large circle of friends.
Alex. McLennan and family will re.
move to Seaforth shortly where they
will go into market gardening and flora.
culture. Weare H 90CC to lose them from
town as they are first-oleee oitizene but
we wish than the success they desire and
wont find any fault if they return before
long to Brussels,
BnsifueSS Leads.
CAd thr Bides and sheep skins,
A. Ommels, Bruesels.
SAW gemming done in first-class style
by F. Adams, Mill street, Bruesels,
COMFORTABLE bone, with seven good
rooms, to rent. Apply to R. Leatberdale.
W000,—Persons requiring wood should
apply to Samuel Burk, Mill street,
Bruseele.
HInoe WANTED.—Wm. Blaahill 18 pre.
pared to pay the highest cash pride for
bides, Call and see bim.
SAwFlnmo dons on short notice by an
experienced hand. Satiefaotion imam.
teed. Huon WILLIAMS, Bruesele,
FROM present date until Jan. 1st, 1900,
we are giving roan with every doz. cab-
inet photos., a flrst-olaee band worked
orayon portrait. Work done by our.
selves. Now is your obanes. E. HAAT,
artist, Stratton Block,
WANTED.—One ton chola' roll batter
weekly, Price 20o, Also any quantity
of dried apples and fowl. We pay Dash
for butter. If you have not a plaid or
homespun skirt you're not in it, Onr
range of dress goods.jaokets and furs are
not surpassed. G.E. KING, Wingham.
The Countess of Minto bas arrived
from Liverpool.
South Viotoria Conservatives have
nominated Dr, A, E. Vrooman for the
Oommons.
BORN,
Q0En0NOEssnn.—At Brodhagen, Nov. 17,
the wife of Mr, Charles Querongeseer
of a son.
I'REEMabr.—ln Ethel, on Saturday, Nov.
26111, the wife of Mr. Frank Freeman
of a son.
MAR1Z2}xa,,.
SlatrsoN—VANsxoNE.—At New Glasgow,
N. S., on Wednesday, November
22nd, Mr. Alphonaus Simpson to
Mise Feadore Adelaide Vaestone,
formerly of Bruesele and eister to
W. F. Venetoneand Mre, A. Good.
Honne—Donsog,—Ab the reeidenos of the
bride's parents, Willowdale, Kansas,
by Rev. Geo, McKay, of Clyde, On
Nov. 22nd, Mr. Obis, M. Hobbs, of
Willowdale, to Miss Maggie, eldest
daughter of Mr. David Dobson, for.
merly, of Bruesels.
axone.
Snloe,—In Chatham, Ont., on Nov. 21,
John Symes, brother•in•law to Mrs,
E. 0. Danford, Bruesele, aged 49
Root.—Tri Logan, Nov, 16, 'Elizabeth,
daughter of Chris, Rook, aged 12
daye.
Roan.—In Morris, on Nov, 28112, Henry
Robb, aged 70 years.
Nov, 80, 1$99
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A General Banking Business Transacted. Partnere' Notes Dleoonnted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on depoefte of $1.00 and upwards.
SrsoIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE COLLECTION OF FARMERS' SLE NOTES,
Every facility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe,
J. N. GORDON, AOTINa AGENT,
VSSMOSIOVNIVIIIIIIMPIIIIMMEMOMEINEW
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WEDNESDAY, Deo. Oth.—Farm stook,
implements, &o. West half lot 14, con,
13, Grey. Sale at 1 o'olooic, sharp. W.
Pennington, Prop., F. S. Scott, Ano.
THURSDAY, Da. 7th.—Oboioe seleoted
e oak, at the Rattenbnry Hoagie, Clinton.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook. M. J. Wil.
liame, prop. ; F, S. Soot), no.
Tummy, Deo. 12TH.—Farm stook, 8:0.
Lots 32 and 89, con. 13, Gray. Sale un•
reserved, at 1 o'olook. Wm. C. Dowding,
Prop. F. 8. Scott, Ano.
THURSDAY, Deo. 14th.—Choioe selected
stook, at McCormick's Hotel, Dungaunon.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook. M. J. Wil.
limns, prop. ; F. S. Soots, auo.
FRIDAY, OOT. 15.—Household furniture,
&o., at Ethel. Sale, unreserved, at -1
o'olook. Ma. W. Elliott, proprietress ;
F.13. Soots, auctioneer,
=221.7SS3E1X0 3vSAh''sYE.^s,
Fall Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tube and rolls
Eggs per dozen ..
Flory per barrel........
Potatoes (per lane)
Apples (per bbl)
Hay per ton
Hideo trimmed
Hides rough
halt per bbl., retail 1 00
Sheep skins, each 30
Lamb eking eaoh ' 26
Hoge, Live 8 90
Hoge, Dressed 4 78
Wool 8
60
35
64
24
15
14
4 00
25
1 25
6 00
7
5
63
37
56
25
16
15
4 50
2
7
25
00
00
74
5
70
65
25
4 00
6 00
18
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
GENERAL servant wanted at. once.
Apply to DR, T W EDDLE, Brussels.
CHILn'0 nutter and robe for sale.
Apply to DR. KALBFLEISOII,
CmAnar lost from watobguard, form of
hammer, Finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing it with S. T. PLUM, Brussels.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
MAPLE LEAF CHOPPER,
large eine, for sale, almost now and
Iu good working order. For further partic-
ulars as to price Ate., apply at THE POST,
Brus6ele.
WANTED, — A HUSTLING
man, or firm, to represent the Ber-
lin Mutual Eire Insurance Oo,
b00•
(capital S
000 in
nt.
) brussels. Address TH
Berlin, Ont. R MANAGER,
WOOD WANTED.
We are r2yF•• e-e.,...to make oontreots for
1 900,00rillr 7 5a,,raad Soft wood, to be de -
',Veered at the Bruesels Salt. Works, Pabh
ar-
tioulaTELE COLEMAN SALT 00a1PA117.
Hurons County Council.
The Donnell of the 0onnty of Huron will
meat in the Connell Chamber in the town of
Goderioh on Tuesday, December 0th, next,
at 8 Noloolr p. m. w. LANE, Clerk,
Da ted at Goderioh, Nov. 20th, 3809.
''YOUNG BULL STRAYED
from East 5 Lot 8, Con. 4, Grey, on or
about Juuo let Rod in eater, with home
eartwh burped
t' Any informations leadiiing
to his recovery will be rewarded.
DONALD MoDONALD
or Tan Poe, Jamestown P. b.
F. W. TWEDDLE,
(rsOMEnLY Or 000001 TH)
DENTIST.
Graduate of R, 0.13 S., Toronto ; Poet Grad-
uate
on and bridge work.t Smao'piioeeisf me as
in surrounding towns. 21-
OlOoe over A, R. Smith's store, B mesele.
PIANO FOR SALE.
$960.00 Beautiful Cabinet Grand Upright
Piano, largo size; Hungarian Walnut oath;
beat make ; fully guaranteed ; only in use
8 months, Mast be Bold by Dee, 8th to close
out an estate, Piano can be bought very
cheap. Cash or Lima, For full particulars
address P. 0, Box 120, Bruseele, 21.•2
WOOD WANTED /
Tenders will be received until December
8tli, 1800, for the delivery of 70 Cords of good
delivered at the Brussels Publio ISoho lbe-
fore
the flret day of February 1900.
R, Rohs
Secretary nubile School Board.
Brussels, Nov. 22ud, 1890, 20.2
T1EATEIER RENOVATING.—
Edward 8015, who has had 4 yearn
experience in the busineee, ie prepared to
attend to the wants of the nubile in feather
bed renovating and disinfecting. Satlefao.
tion assured, Will nail for or return bade to
attended to Before wo The work tenact
o oeVeOO
For further particulate apply at tbo Elea-
trio Light Worke,Bruesole. 21.4, •
L 0B SALE IN ETHEL VITA-
L5010,—The property of the late Jelin
Elliott, eousiating et a solid brioll house
with frame kiteuen and w006011 d, good
stable and 5 acre of land all in first-elancondition. If not sold 01(1 be rented. los•
session at any time, For pInartloulare apply
t0 WM, Saban, Ethel; ALtlx, PAT'rsneow,
Galt; or Da, MoICitLVEY, NIS, Forgot. 201f
BOAR FOR SERVXOE,.—THE
undersigned will beep for eei'yim, on
Lot 2, Oen, 9, Grey, the tboro'•bred improv
ed Yoakehire boar "Oak Lodge Gladstone"
No, 3376, bred by J. E. Brohour, ,3urforci,
Out, Tares 91,00 100 1 Sow or 70 oente each
for 2 or more in bite sumo Beason, to be
paid at time of service with privilege to re.
turn if necessary. .NO. stsaAatiAn,
10-4 Prop,
QETT'LE A000UNTS.— ALL
Pinion owlug Dr, Hallideiseh are re-
101eofoDo0omber nextr Ballo nopala exeottnts
svili be handed over for collection,
A HUNTER, LIO.GNSED AGO-
+ TIONEnR for the Oonuty. Expor.
'8000 of over 14 smart', and knowledge of who
bo Bell to, Will guarantee nabistaation. It
you want to sell or buy a farm call on me.
Money to loan at 47 per cent.
REAL ESTATE.
I,1A1RD(IFOR s hiisarm, vest teff
Lot No. 10, Con. 4, Grey, containing 60 acres,
more or lees. For particulars as to price
and terms apply to
A1t013. ROBERTSON,
Bra/mole P, 0, on the promisee,
'14-1ARM EOR SALE. -BEING
Lot 7, Con, 14, Grey, containing 100
mores. Thel'o ere about 76 acres cleared,
balance bush. Promo house, largo baro with
stone stabiieg, orchard, good fences, &o. All
seeded to grass. 85 miles from Brussels, a
good market town. Desirable farm for
either stook or grain. fosaeaolou at any
time. For further particulars apply to or
Write STEPHEN LAMA, Propp,rth,
14 2,u 8safo
PEREMPTORY SALE OF A
own ranar,--Tho "White farm," lot 7,
eon. 2, Grey, 100 aorea, 11 miles from James.
town (gravel road) moat be sold, under 110
will of the tette owner, Good befidiugs, or.
chard and never failing water supply. The
laud to clean and In good state of cultivation,
5 acres of Fall wheat now in. This is a de-
sirable
Apply to property
Woh HITE, bargain can
or 10.0.10015251051, Bruesels, Exe0ntora, 181f
'WINE FARM FOR SALE.—BE•
TIM Lot 20,N 5 Con. 8, Morrie township,
containing 98 items of first-class laud. There
is ahouse, barn, orchard and gnod ware-
house, and farm is well fenosd. 'aware are
86 acres iu Fall wheat ; 16 sores 1n bay and
45 acres paatnre. Poeseselon could be given
at once, Farm adjoins the village of Brus-
sels. For further particulars as to price,
terms,&o„ write to JAMES LIVINGSTON,
M, P„ Baden. 22-tt
G( OOD FARMS FOR SALE,—
The undersigned offer two 000 uoro
:arms for sale at reasonable prices. The lots
are Nos. 10 aid 11, Con. 0 (Sunshine), the
aideroad between them. Good brick horse
and barn on lot 11, and house and 2 barna on
lot 10. Orchards and all necessary 0onven-
ievoes. Well watered and suitable for grain
or grazing, 100 aorea now in grass, .0111 be
sold either separate or together to suit pur-
chaser. Terms of payment reasonable. Im-
mediate poseeseiOn, For furtherpnrtion]al's
apply 10 JOSEPH 0L11GG, Brussole P. 0., or
E, L. DIOXIN sox, Barrister, Wingham, 1st
r
A
OF
ale!
tt • s
eauties
We are this week showing n
13eautiful line of,..
laid Palated
Jardineres,t
JUST THE THING P011
WINTER USE.
You'll enjoy seeing them.
You'll enjoy owning one.
The price is 36c. each at
Fox's Drug Store.
Notice to Creditors.
Pommel to R. 8, 0., Chap,120, all persona
having nnv elaline against the t estate of
William Elliott, late of the township of
Grey, Gentleman, who died nu or about the
18th day of September, 1800, are re ueeted
to send or deliver to Jatnoe B. Measlier',
Molesworth P. 0., Eaeoutor of the estate, on
or before the 11th day of Oeoemher, 1890, a
lull ebatemont of their chime, and after the
tint mentioned date the Executor will pro-
ceed to dietrlbeSe the . 'meets of the said
regard only totsu01 entitled
doth which inottice
shall have been reaeived, and the Exeeutor
will not be responsible for the aeeete or any
part thereof, to any person of whose claim
notice shall not have been received.
A. HUNTER,
Dated Nov, 03rd, 1899.Agoat for Executor.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the Connty or
Huron, in the matter of the estate of
John Askin, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron, Far-
mer, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1898, Chap,
120, Section 98, that al( creditor,' and others
having any claims against the estate of
John Aside date of tbo Towaship of Grey, 1n
Ole County of Huron, Farmer, deceased,
who died on or about the 5th day of Noyem•
bey, A, D. 1809, in the Township of Grey, In
the County of Huron, are hereby requested
to send by post, prepaid, Or to deliver to
Elizabeth Asklo and J. A MoNaughton, of
D.,Bruesels, Datum tors of the said estate, or
to ir.F, Blair, of the Village of Brussels.
their Solicitor, on or before the 15th day of
Deoember,A,D, 1999 their full names, ad-
dresses,anddesoripbione and the full par-
ticulars Of their claime (verified by alada•
vit.)
aby Mein, nature
nd of
ieu further Sgiven
that after the said last mentioned date the
said Executors will proceed to distribute
the miaow of the Said deceased among the
persona entitled thereto, having regard only
to the claims of whioh notice shall have
been given as above required, and the said
Executers will not be responsible for the
assets ,or any part thereof, to any person of
whose claim notice Shall not have been re-
ceived at the time of snob distribution.
G. 25. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont.,
SoDated at Brussels, Nov. 20tli 1808 aootors.
ay
011 ANY OT LIEU WEFIK
DAY 18
In Dry Goods, Self -Fitting Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Granby Rubbers,
Hats, Caps, Furs, Robes,
Fancy Goods and Overcoats
cTH'S
RRiUSS ILS.
ITe gives $19 on the $100 more than market
price for Butter and sells his goods
t 20 per cent. Less
than their intrinsic value for Cash or Trade.
Buy at a Cash Store,
You pay for your own goods alone.
Buy at a Credit Store
and you pay for your Own goods and
also for the of yourb
goodsy 1 neighbor, Never -pay.
�ta " '' ' ...� vI _'
Is a purely Gash Store where you save
at les%st 20 o per
silt, on all your puresllttsiss.