HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-3-30, Page 8TITE BRUSSELS• POST
MAR. 30, 1894
0 13ex. Cent. Off.
The invoioea of our new Wall Paper
are to baud. If the stools is as good as
the samples we expect to have the beet
value in Brussels, The National Wall
Paper 00, absorbed a largo number of
manufaetures,lash year but there were a
few who would not combine, This great
trust" is determined to make those feW
fall into line, To do this they breve given
those wive boy irono them a discount of
20 per sent, Now, soon as they succeed
in driving those few menufaotuters in, or
driving thein out (it must be nue or the
°thee) they will drop the discolor and
wall papers will be that much higher.
We do not like monopolies but when they
suable us to give such extra value to our
customers we do not see the wisdom of
mot taking advantage of them. Do you ?
It will pay you to favor us with your
orders, Como and see om' samples any-
way.
G. A. MADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &a,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
00DT1rERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
nd South, as follows ;
GOING SOUTH._ Norm.
Mail 0:54 a.m. Mixed 9;45 a,m,
3xuress 11:00 a.m. Mail 8:13 p.m.
Mixed 0:00 p.n. Express ...... 0:48 p.m.
nra1 Ed Itt1115.
A (shiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
COUNCIL meeting next Monday evening
at 8 o'clock.
As a lecturer Margaret L. Shepherd
bas uo equal.
BRussins Public school will reopen on
Monday next.
L,utos aadienoes greet Margaret L.
Shepherd everywhere.
Byname lectures by Margaret L. Shep-
herd. are to both ladies and gentlemen.
Racoon sayeth that another bakery
may bloom in Brussels before many
months.
A LIVE cat owl in a Cage in Cochrane
& Johnston's window is the centre of at-
traction for the youth of the town.
D. A. Loma has built a lime shed at
the G. T. R. yard where he purposes
keeping a supply of lime for building op-
erations, brick, &c.
DON'T forget that the World's Pair
views will be exhibited in the Brussels
Town Hall on Friday April 12th. You
want to bear Ramsay sing. • They come
ander the auspices of the Meebanics' In.
ablate here.
GEORGE EDWARDS has purchased the
Logan property on Mill street, Brussels,
lately vacated by Hugh Williams & Son,
paying $4400 for it, and will remove tie
machinery there as soon as it can be fitted
up for the purpose. The motive power
will be supplied by a shaft from W. Ross'
mill.
Is Constable Broadfoot would visit the
park occasionally when games of foot ball
are in progress and arrest a few pugnao.
ions youths who are always ready to fight
or set smaller boys at it he would do a,
great gond. The amount of profanity
would .also be lessened if an example is
made of a few of those who reverence not
the name of the Almighty.
Woad about holding a celebration in
Brussels on the Queen's Birthday this
year ? Other towns do this and make
them a success and Brussels has an equal.
ly good show. With lacrosse, foot ball
and gun club matches, bicycling and
other sports a first -Claes program Could
be arranged without muoh trouble. The
holiday comes on Thursday this year. A
meeting will be palled if thought advis•
able.
GONE TO HER °EST. Adela Gladys, be-
loved wife of Charles V. Paoker, died
Sunday morning 25th inst., at their resi-
dence, 114 Merrill street, 35a4 Saginaw,
of consumption, aged 29 years. She
leaves a husband, her father, A. J. Eaw-
tinhelmer, of Stratford, Ont. • a sister,
Mies Rena Bawtinheimer, of Brussels,
Ont. ; a brother, W. A. Bawtinheimer,
of Berlin, Ont., and a sister, Miss Bella
Bawtinheimer, of Stratford. Although a
great sufferer she bore it all with Christ-
ian patience and when the last 50mm0ne
•name she gladly went .to be with the
Master. The funeral tools place on
Tuesday afternoon, the interment being
made at Forest Lawn cemetery, Sagi•
now. Mfrs. Packer was to former rest.
dent of Brussels.
LEa3nnes —On Thursday and Friday
evenings and Friday afternoon the rest.
dents of Brussels and vicinity will have
the opportunity of bearing the foremost
of female lecturers, Margaret L. Shea.
herd. bars. Shepherd lived for three
years in the convent of Athos Court,
33rietol, England, where abe was known
as Sister Magdalene Adelaide, She was
lecturing at Kincardine and Ripley last
week, The Chicago Inter•Ooean says, in
speaking of a lecture given by her in the
Windy City, "Prominent Catholics were
in 2110 andienoe, but the lady treated her
subject in such a 000i, non -malicious
manner that they could not possibly tabs
offence. She is the ablest lecturer who
ever stepped on the local plabform."
See advt. for further particulars.
House OP. REFUGE Commun.—On
'Tuesday of last week the House of
Refuge committee, representing the Co.
Omni), and ooneisting of W. Pr 0(11000,
Goderieh ; 81. Either, Stephen ; W. Bum.
den, Exeter ; W. Miles, Urcy ; and A,
AicMurchie, Clinton, met in the office of
the last named gentleman, to discuss
what action they should recommend to
the Council oonoe3ning a House of
Befogs. It was thought that from 25 to
50 aures would be requived somewhere in
the neighborhood of eltt,Io Exeter, Sea.
forth, Wingham, Gods. Iola, or Clinton,
And the committee will advertiee in each
of these places for tenders for sites. The
.00mmittee purposes visiting a new Hone
•of Refuge recently erected in Woodetoolr,
:and may also vieit one atSimooeand also
near, Goal h. An effort will be made,
ihr'oagh the Uurbn reproeentativoe in the
I,00al, to induce the government to allow
the Stanley estate to go towards the
erection of the Hoare. The oommittee
were empowered by the County Council
to procure all the information De0559ary,
and report at the Jane meeting el 00un.
and on this report it is probable that
.10011on will be taken.
MoN'rilry lIorse Peir On Thursday Of
next week, April 6th.
Lenu,,e ONLx,-Bpeotal private leOture
to Indies only, Friday atterno0n, Marob
130th, Town Hall, Brussels, at 8 o'eleok,
Vitas Ss:Inner is opening a dress.
Malting shop In the ro0ms Over Means.
Taylor & Smillie's grooery, Dreamt .
Idiee Stewart hashed both town and pity
experlenoe,
Geo, EDWARDS and wife, and A, heists
and eon John, attended the funeral of
a 5011 of M, Doll, near Lietowei, on THOS.
dey. The child was 9 months and 14
days old, He died 011 Monday.
WISAT's encs 7 Parlor social ;
Velem ? Methodist pareonags, Bros.
sola ;
Wince ? Tueedey evening next ;
Bo W1ro111 ? Ladfos Of the ohoroh ;
Onoxc'r 7 Enjoyable time and money
for oburoh purposes ;
PRO0RAnt ? Beet of musical and liter.
WHAT NLSE ? New games and suitable
refreshments ;
How num ? Only 15 dents
Wxototicvl2ED? You and your friends.
G. 93, R. NomEs,—Ament Bros. shipped
a our of maple bleoke to the Old Oouutry
this week.—Two ware of baled hay were
forwarded from Brussels for Liverpool.—
Messrs. Basher & Venetone ship a car
of live hogs to Ingersoll on Friday. -6
oars of graiu were sent out of the station
yard duringthe week.—]nester passenger
traffic was nearly double that of several
years boots.—The big cannon, weighing
5,600 pounds, presented by Minister of
Militia Patterson, bo Wingham, passed
through the other day—Manitoba emi-
gration is very light this Spring.
SnEPPARD'S World's Fair will be aeon
in the Town Hall on Thursday Beg.,
April 12 under the auspioes of the Me-
°hauice Institute, and ehoeld be greeted
by a large audience. Both the press and
the public are loud in the praise of this
entertainment and pronounce it the best
of the kind ever given in Canada, The
scenes, whioh are colored, are said to be
elaborate and most realistic, the scenes of
the Liberal Arte building at night, show.
ing the Searchlight, being especially good.
An opportunity will also be given to see
W. E. Ramsay, the popular artist, in
a new role in which he is said to quite
uphold the high reputntien he has gained
as acomia singer, be having no equal in
that line in Canada. 191r. Ramsay,
as well as _giving a Numinous description
of the Fair, introduces several songs
which always meet with hearty applause.
He will doubtless be welcomed here by a
orowded house.
MATnrniniLw.—A very interesting cere-
mony took place at the residence of Jos,
Shewfelt, Kingsley, Man., when bis
daughter, flies Luolnda Shewfelt, was
married to Wm. 11. Pybus, forme! of
Brussels, Ont., second son of John
Pybus, of this plane, by Rev. R. E.
Spence, of Swan Lake, oh March 7th.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Susie Shewfelt, and the groom by
his brother, Anson J. Pybue, of Winnni-
peg. Both the bride and bridesmaid
were attired in tastefully made oream
colored costumes and looked truly Marne.
ing. A large number of invited guests
assembled to witness the ceremony and
the young oouple received the well wishes
of their numerous friends, which were
accompanied with a large number of
oostly and neeful presents. A Bumptnne
supper was partaken of after which the
company spent a very happy evening
dispersing in time to reach their homee
for breakfast.
Foot BALL Matches.—Good Friday
was a lively day for foot ball on Victoria
Park, etthough neither the weather nor
terra firma were calculated to make
things pleasant for players or spectators.
The first match was between the "Alerts"
of Brussels, and a team from S. S. No. 1,
of Grey. After a big tussle the home
team Dame out victorious by a more of
2 to 0. Lew Jackson refereed the game.
The players of the respective teams were
as follows :—
ALERTS. 5. S. N0, 1.
W.McNaughtou Goal J. Perrie
. Armstrong... 1 B.,.i,. { J. Calder
D. Rtrachan...... W. McISay
J. BfnCrankou ... Geo. Wright
L. JaokeOn 1 Becks {( J. Crenae
,T.D,tuoan l P.Blake
W , J. Stewart ... Centre W . J, Resell
D, Ste vane 1 T, Blal,o
J, Mch:enate..,... R, wing { ••, D, M00o11um
W, Btewont .. ' ,. ,. &,Crerar
L,'8 ;,, P. 141003110
0, !!pada!! ��� f
Following closely on the above was a
lively matoll between S. S. Nos. 3 and 4
Morris. The latter was strengthened by
several Brussel players and had the best
of the play winning by a score of 4 goals
to 0. The following were the players :—
e, s. time. e, e.no. 4.
W. MoNacghton Goal W.Pipo
W. Armstrong,., I Backs (( J. Calder
J. MMemelcen ... 1 ......... W. McKay
1n0. McCracken M, McCallum
Jae. Clark 1 Backs . 6. Porayth
T. Miller G. Barrie
Geo. Wright,,,.-. Centre W. Barrie
J31. l r R. wing 6. White
0t Emaciate'en{
D. Stewart } L. { WMOArter
.
9, ASo0racken ,.. T.P1pe
T, A. MaLaaohliu, of Brumfield, gave
good satisfaction as referee.
BIBLE SomE'rY,—This week the Treas-
urer of Brussels Branch of the, Upper
Canada Bible Sooiety remitted the year.
ly contribution to Toronto. It was as
follows :—
Collection ab annual meeting $ 8 35
Brussele, East, Mrs. Dennis and
Miss Shaw 23 10
Brussels, West, Mrs, R. G. Wilson
and Mies Lizzie Rose 15 80
Brussels, North,Misses Moore &
Menzies 8 70
Morris, Con. 7, Mise E, A. MoGoll 1 80
6, Mise Smith 8 70
' 5, M. Bleak 1 80
„ 4, Misses Black &
Currie 4 45
Morris, Con. 3, Misses Ireland &
Armstrong 3 45
Morris, Oon. 2, Misses Caldbiok r&
Wilson 1 85
Ethel, Misses Davies & Milne. , , 22 55
Grey, Cons. 13 & 14, Misses Ritchie
& McNabb 6 55
Grey, Oons. 11 & 12,,l, T. Davidson 13 25
" 9 & 10, Misses Robert-
son & McQuarrie 6 50
Grey, Cons. 7 as 8, Mena Cardiff
& Smith 3 38
Grey, Cone. 5 & 6, Misses Smith
& McArthur 3 78
Grey, Cone. 0 civ 4, Misses Streets.
an & Taylor ' 0 10
Grey, Cone, 1 & 2, Misses Rae., .. 3 95
Oranbrook, oolleation at meeting8 01
Depository for sales 11 74
Total $165 28
The above amount was equally divided
between rho Upper Canada, and British
and Foreign Sooietiee, after the par.
chase account of $1.1.74 WASdedaoted.
LAST Friday W. Blaehill awl A. Reid
wont to Wingbenl and met ibIr, Chap-
man, of Ripley, and Mr. Gordon, of
Wingham, Sn ooaneeti°n with melting
preliminary errangemenbs for the 0. 0,
1+. decuonebrabiotl tc be held in Weenie
on Dominion day. A big day is looked
forward to and no stone will he left un-
turned to make the demonstration agreat
suooees, The crowd at a similar oelebra-
tion,et Kincardine last year 11119 estimat-
ed at 10,000. Dominlites sboold heartily
support the Committee,
•
Business Locals,
Toe handsomest stook of window
8hadae in Ole (Satiety as W, Roddiok's,
Tutt Hartshorn spring roller leads
them alt. Guaranteed for 5 years at W.
Retldick's,
JusT try one of those Ingrains, with
fanny ceiling and freice, They aro love.
ly. W. Rethink.
T1100sANDs of rope of wall paper to
(hoose from, at 5 cents per roll and
upwards. W. Roddick.
Juan to hand, a new stools of 'Trunks
and 'Valises, which will be sold (heap.
See them. I. 0. RIOIXARDS,
SEE our twelve dollar single harness,
best value in the °aunty. Strong and
durable. I. C. RICHARDS.
FRESH garden seeds, (lover and timothy
at Mo0reoken's.
Sem the display of (rayon portraits in
A. Straohan's window. Portraits given
away free with every $10 purchase.
Dammam Tom Hones, — Beautiful
American papers at 12o, with borders
and ceilings to match. W. Roddick.
Miss TAYLOR, of London, .is prepared
to give lessons in Painting. For terms
and other particulars apply to Jae. Jones,
jeweller, Brussele.
Iran on human and horses and all
animals oared in 30 minutes by Wool -
ford's sanitary lotion. This never fails.
Warranted by G. A. Deadman.
Mix,LiNEIM OPENING,—Oar Grand Mi1-
linoryOpening will be held on Thursday,
F
Apr. th. We cordially invite every
lady to come and see our elegant display
of Moine new goods.
87.2 Miss M. Hoare.
SUITE & MOLARoo's now Spring cloth-
ing will be here for 2nd of April. They
will have one of the Largest stoops in the
County and can discount any most price
or 50e on the dollar sale that will ever
tape place in Brussels.
la you want anything in my line pall
and get my prices and . if I cannot save
your moneyI do not went you to bny. I
i,. ep the largest and best' assorted stook
in the mum) end sell at very close
prices. R. Leatherdale.
Emmen Spavin Liniment removes all
bard, soft or calloused lumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood spavins, curbs,'
splints, sweeney, ring -bone, stifles,
sprains, all swollen throats, oto. Save
$60 by use of one bottle. Warranted by
G. A. Deadman.
IT surprised many Visitors to the Chi-
cago World's Fair to find that of all the
blood purifiers, Ayer's Sarsaparilla was
the only one on exhibition. The reason
is that Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a standard
remedy, and not a patent medicine, or
secret nostrum.
To TOE LanrEs.—Wednesday Thursday
and Friday ofnext week, the Singer
Sewing Machine experts will be at the
Brussels agency, in Smale's block, to de-
monstrate what can be done on a Singer.
Ladies of Brussels and surrounding
country invited. No Charges. '
J. A. Pru.nc, Local Agent.
WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling svelte and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells Cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terme reasonable, Residence
mooed door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry at., Brussels. 34-05
MANY people, with the notion that na•
tore ought to take Dare of herself, allow
a dough to plague them for weeks and
months. Whereas, if nature were as.
slated with a dose or two of Ayer's
Cherry Peotoral, the oars alight be effect-
ed in a very few days.
1{liEO111ATISH CURED IN a DA E.—South
American Rheumatic Cure for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. 10 re.
moves at once the pause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 76 cents. Warranted
by G. A.. Deadman.
IF you are thinking 00 buying an organ
do not heed what other Agents tell you
about my organs being no good and
that it is impossible to sell a good organ
at what I am selling thein at. My. or-
gans are as good as any other. The
reason I can sell them so cheap is I sell
a lot of them, I buy them for cash, thud
I am at no extra expense. Every organ
is guaranteed for 5 years from the firm.
Lots of the organs you buy the guarantee
is half run out as they are kept in stock
so long. Guarantees are dated the day or.
gaps leaves the factory.
R. Leatherdale.
1G0 WORLD'S FAIR PHOTOS FOR $1.
These beautiful pictures are now ready
for delivery in ten complete parts -16
pictures comprising each part—and the
whole set can be seonred by the payment
of One Dollar, sent to Geo. II. Heafford,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Mil
wauke8& St. Paul Railway, Chicago, III.,
and the portfolios of pictures will be sent,
free of expense, by mail to subeoribere.
Remittance should be made by draft,
money order, or registered letter.
0. 0. F.—Por the next three months
special inducements will be offered by
Court Princess Alexandra, No. 24, 0. 0.
IN, Brussels, to any person desiring to
become a member of that Order,, the in.
Nation fee being reduced during that
time. As this is one of the leading In-
surance and Beneficiary Bounties in the'
eoantry people should take advantage
of this offer. For full information ap-
ply to
A.Item, 0.R.;
A. Kcasenh•F. S. ;
W. BLAsniw., Treas.
80mase.
FINN,—In Brnseett, on March 21st, the
wife of Mr. Harry Finn of a dsugh-
ter.
O'OoiNoa.—In Durham, on March 221M,
the wile of Mr. Leslie S. O'Connor,
fornierly of Brussels, of a daughter,
Comm.—In Brussels, on March 2511), the
wife of Mr. Nelson Currin of a son,
AntreenoNo,—In Morrie, on Marais 27th,
the wife of Mr. George Armstrong
of a son.
Duestes.—In Bluovale, on Marob 1011),
the wits of Mr, J. J, Denman of a
eon.
214XD4R.D ,B4NIC 0]! C,4x41)31,
�7s G pax > ase 0�a 16!73.
HSAD OFFiC'E' - TPRO,NTO,
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) -
OAPITA.I+ (Authorised)
317,000,000
$2,000,000
dpettciee in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Unital Mates cO Enplfmtld
XOWS v.ObAS' J XaaeOy.MA
A General Banking Businese Transacted, Farmers' Notes .Discounted,
Drafts 'Med and Oollectione made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposite of $1.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date: of
withdrawal and Compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTImN GIVEN TO mum COLL5OTr0w oe FARMERS' SALE 3100119.
Every facility afforded 009tomers living at a distance.
J. A. STEWART, MANAona.
GILLIES 86 SMITE Bolsur LTICE +RS,
13 R LT S S :F) L S, '
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
PARAM US' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Samaras as Damg ORPafngja''.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates, Interest Com-
pounded Twine a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposite.
Ne effect to write luserinice in 010 Isigllsli or Conidia° Companies, or in Mut-
ual Companies us may be desired.
AGENTS Fon CANADA AND UNITED STATES : TnE CANADIAN BANK OP 038831ER0E.
Cueers.—In Elma, on March 21st, the
wife of Mr. Algernon Curtis of a
daughter.
MARR11Da.
Ponos—Snewreme—In Kingsley, Man.,
on March 701), by Rev. R. E. Spence,
of Swan Lake, Mr. W. H. Pybus,
formerly of Brussels, to Mise
Lucinda, daughter of Mr. Joseph
Shewfelt, of Kingsley, Man,
HAnlcNEss—STIVENs.—At the Methodist
Parsonage, Wingham, by the Rev. S.
Seilery, B. D., on the 21st., Mr.
Robt. Harkness, of Culross, to
Mies Martha E. Stevens, of Turn.
berry.
HA MILTON—TIM/1M L —In Elma, on
Thursday, Marob 22nd, at the rest.
dance of the bride's father, by the
Rev. G. B. Davis, B. D., Mr. Jno. B„
son of Mr. John 33. Hamilton, of
Elma, to Miss Lily, eldest daughter
of Mr. John A. Turnbull.
800Do1ALn—Eo:ETT.—On March 27111, et
Victoria Cottage, Brussels, by Rev.
It. Paul, Mr. Alex. Roy McDonald,
to Mrs. Betsy Eakett, both of Grey.
Donso1—R.noNeun.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Grey, on March
28th, by Rev. H. A. Newcomb, Mr.
Harvey Dobson, of Ethel, to Miss
Lucy, seound daughter of Mr. Chris-
topher Baynard.
KAnNEY—MILLED,—At Blyth, on March
21st, by Rev. A. MoLean, Mr. Jas.
Harney, to Miss Annie, second
daughter of Mr. Thos. Miller, both
of Morris township.
Nuanonsonr—JonNsroN.—On March 2180,
at thereeidenoe of the bride's mother,
by Rev. T, Wesley Cosens, Mr. Jos.
Nicholson, of McKillop, to Miss
Catherine Johnston, of Morris.
PATTERSON—WHIM:RLD.—On March 28111,
at the residence of the bride's father,
12111 con., Grey. by Rev. R. Paul,
Brussels, Mr. John Patterson, to
Miss Martha, the fifth daughter of
Mr. Thomas Whitfield, all of Grey.
MoDoNALo.—In Grey, on March 22nd,
Donald McDonald, aged 69 years.
Crewe.—In Morris, on March 290h,
Thomas Clark, aged 82 years.
EASTON.—In MoKillop, on March 25th,
Agnes, relict of the late Wm. Easton,
aged 75 years.
DOLL, ---In Wallace, on March 2011), Wil.
lie M. only son of Moses and Sarah
Doll, aged 9 months and 14 days.
PAonnn.—In East Saginaw, on March
26th, Adele Gladys, beloved wife of
ohne. V. Packer, aged 29 years.
Euro, At Ivanhoe, Hastings Co., on
March 23rd, Hannah, relict of the
late Thos. Emo, aged 80 years.
WILso1.—On the 011, inst., at his late
residenne, 190 Main street, Belleville,
N. J., Thomas Wilson, sop of Henry
Wilson, of Atwood, Ont., aged 48
years.
Eyxisa.30 -03oree tilaow•a,
New Hamburg, Tuesday, April 8.
Mitchell, Thursday, April 5.
Brumfield, April 6111.
Stratford, Tuesday, April 10.
Granton, Tuesday, April 10.
St. Meryls,'Wednesday, Aril 11.
Wellesley, Thursday, April 12.
Listowel, Friday, April I13. — v
M112.111•1351131:12,6 MXC.A.1ZZLFIT08.
Fall Wheat 53 55
Spring Wheat 58 67
Barley 35 40
Peas 52 53
Cats 82 82
Butter, tube and rolls.... 17
!eggs per dozen 0 00
Flour per barrel.... 8 00 8 50
Potatoes ..,. 85
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Salt per bbl., retail1 00 00
Hides trimmed 3
Hides rough ... 1¢ 2
Sheep skins, each 40 00
Lamb skins eaoh 50 60
Apples per bbl 1 50 1 75
Wool 17 18
Pork, Live 4 00 4 25
1'onnNTo Almon 27.—Flour—Straight
roller, $2.50 to $2.70: extra, $2.35 to $2..
40. Wheat—White, 6050 to 575c; spring,
No. 2, 090 to 60o: red winter, 505a to e7 ate
goose. 65o ; No. 1 Man. Bard, 735n ; No.
2, 7150. Peas—Bo. 2, 54o to 56o. Bat-
ley—No. 1, 41c to 42e ; feed, 800 to 87o.
Cate-- No. 2, 885c to 34o.
EAST BuPPA3o, N.' 2., Meilen 27.—Cat.
tlo—•Seven ears on sal( ; strong ; fair
clearance, not quotably higher. Sleep
and larnbe—Seven cars on sale ; steady
good to fanny wethers, $8.00 to $4.60 ;
choice to fanny lambs, $4.65 to $5 ; fancy
lambs, 100 to 15o higher : closing active
demand. Hoge—Eleven ears, $5.10 ;
best Yorkers and pigs, $4.95 to $5.05 •
mixed packers, $4.80 to $4.90 : good
smooth ends, $14.00 to $4.75.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
CARPET WEAVING DONE.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
MRS, Mo0.RAE,
nearly opposite Dr. McKelvey's. Brussels.
FT OUSE AND GARDEN, WITH
stable, to rent, on Lot 21, Con, 5,
Morris. Apply to DAVID RITOHIE, on the
premises, or P. RITOHIE, Brussels. 85-2
A GOOD DURHAM GRAD]]+
eiow for sale. 1n calf to thorough-
bred Durham bull. Will come in middle of
April. Apply to
JOHN HOLLOWAY,
Ethel.
'1 7() WILL BUY A PINE
Registered Jersey cow 2 years
old and reeentiy calved. Her dam is A 1
having a record of 14 lbs. butter a Week
when 2 years old.
G. A. 'MADMAN, Druggist, &c.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
CC Queen Street, Brussels. The house
is 80 feet square, 11 stories containing 7
room e. Goo,: wall, woodshed and garden,
tbo latter well stocked with fruit trees. For
price, terms, &o., apply to
JOHN HELI,
111.4 Proprietor.
DRESS AND MANTLE MAK-
33JJ 3NG: Mies Stewart desires to intimate
to the ladies of 133uasele and vicinity that
she has opened a Dressmaking and Mantle,
making shop in Brussels. Rooms over the
grocery of Messrs, Taylor & Smillie. 6atie.
fee tion guaranteed.
80.4 81100 STE WART.
LLIGI BLE inPROPERe TofferFOR
A5s hie
-acre plot, lactated immediately north of
AmentIsms. factory, for sale. Be will also
dispose of his residence on the opposite side
of the street. For further particulars, as
to price, terms, etc., apply to
ALEX. MOLAUCHLIN,
24.4 Proprietor, Brussels.
REAL ESTATE.
1T1ARMS FOR SALE.—'THE UN -
JL 1118118101113 has several good Farms for
sale and torent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F S. SIOTT.Drusosle.
VARA' TO RENT—LOT N0. 21,
-1- Con. a, Grey. About 60 sores cleansed.
Immediate peeseesioe. Apply by mail to
J. O. H10 WEER NAN,Trou t Creek,
or to WM. MILNE. Ether.
SPECTACLES / SPECTACLES /
I supply Spectacles in gold, nickel,
steel frames, with interchangeable len•
ase, (testing the eye Free of Charge) also
exabange if found not a perfect fit. Gold
frames, $5.00 to $7.00 ; nickel, 75c. to
$2.00 ; steel, 25c, to $1.60. My lenses
are of the best quality. Give the a trial
before paying exhorbitant prime to tra.
veiling Speolt dealers,
T. FLI;TOHER, JEWELLER.
FL A X !
J. 614 J. L./.'YYNCISA.'OL1
--)HAVE(-
1000 Bushels of Bost MINH 5ZBD
WALL L PAPE. l
Ho dme7icam,
0a72aLria72,
Latest Colorings,
Newest TtT
BW9 t QBSl�nS, ,
—` o -Cheapest
Pepper's Drug Stone,
133(1,'CTkeet l Eib'i.
Always Measure Your Room.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
T-4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Bras -
.1.11.1• Solicitor and 0onvayapaer, pollee -
sale.
Mons made, 013100-Vanston0's Block, Brus-
21-8m
TAT M. SINCLAIR,
1' 55 • Solicitor, Oonveyaneer,NotaryPub.
lie, &e, O1gce—Vaustooe's Bleak,1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loam.
Fox ferment in the vicinity of Brussels who
intend raising !fax during the sowing season,
which they are prepared to deliver in mien -
titles to suit ilex g0OWara. Oitab0 got at the
Brussels Flax Mill, W, A. 8toOraoker's
grocery,
store, Nears
Walton
VnoametwnSe1
given out at 31a 9or bushel and on t31e
:meal terms, Omer early and insure a
Supply. For flax grown tram this seed
,, Paid,
If of good growth, harvested in proper season
and delivered at the Flax Min n0 soon as f11
for threshing, Wo will also rent a number
of good sod fields for the purpose of growing
flax.
N,33, --]tanners are strongly adviaod to
sow their flaxen po0d 19n0, well plowed and
harrowed, niton low lamb, and rho yield
win be from 111011 t0 a ton and a Mall more
per acro, Flex grown on low land wlil 1101
grow there 10 give the weight,
W, 13JRIGHT, J, & S. LIVINGSTON,
Manager, Prolnriotera.
!"CAMERON HOLT & HOLMES,
v..) Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Goderieh, Ont.
11,'0, CAMERON, 4. 0., PNILIP 800.0,
DUDLEY 118LA E9,
G•P. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
solicitor, &c. (late of Darrow &
Proudfoot'a Moe, 0odorl031,) Onlco over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brothels.
lkfoney to Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MONAUGRTON, M. D.
ey e 0, M„ L. R. 0.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
6. Ont. Reaidenae and office in Wilson's
Bleak, corner of Mill and Turnberry - Sta.
T 141. ARMSTRONG bf. D.
-
V • Phyeiolan, Surgeon ARMSTRONG,
oto.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of Oollsge of Phyeloians
and Surgeons, Ont, OPFroE—Next door to
McDonald & Om, Walton Ont.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
0 • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. O30ee and Infirmary—Two doom.
north of bridge •rurnberry50.,Brussels.
H. MOORS V. S.
• IVII. M., V. M. 6. Graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary Oollego, Diseases of all
domos0ieated animals treated on soientif?o
principles. Horse dentistry and diseases of
horned eattle a epeolult$. Calls promptly
attended to. 0111ae, over the Post oinae.
Iudrniary at Beattie's livery barn, Brvseela.
Ont. 20•
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. NIaCRAOREN,
Insurer of Marriage Li000see, Office
abide Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
�
N. BARRETT,
.
Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. M. Mofiay & Co's hardware store.
Ladle it' and childrene hair cutting a specialty
AMoNAIR,
• Insurer of Mentage Licensee, by
of Lieut, -Governor, Commis-
sioner, &o., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Ineuraaao Oo. Oflioe at the Oranbrook
Post OBioe.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
C1A LEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Oolleotione. made.
Office in Graham's Block, Brussels.
m A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
.. • Organist in St. John's Olturob, Brus-
sels, and pupil, iu the Art of Teaching, of A.
W. Tbapar, Mue.Doo., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at his parlor,
over A. R. Smith's store, or if preferred, at
their own homes. Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderate.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
Undorslguodwillkeep for cervico at
Loth Oou.8, (trey, during mason, a pure
bred BBerkshire bog. Tonna, 51,00 to be paid
at the time of 9elvla0• with privilege of
returning it neoessary
JAMES ELLIOT,
84.4 Proprietor.
0AR. FOR SERVIOE.—THE
'Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 20 Con, 0, Morris, the Llano' brad im-
proved White Yorkabfrc Boar "Canada's
Prmoe," purchased from the well-known
breeder J. 111. Bretitour, Oak Lodge Farm,
Burford. Terms, x1.00 to be paid at the
time of service with privilege of refurning
if necessary. Pedigree may be seen on ap-
pliaatiou.
12OBT. NIOIIOL .
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.-THE
Undersigned will keep for service tbo
thero'-bred large English Berkshire Boar,
' Blemerelr," No,1708. It took Int prize at
the East Huron Pall Pair in 1800, and was
alwayelstwhouevor exhibited. Terms, 31.00
to be paid at the time of service with privi-
lege of returning if nooessarv. Two yonug
Berkshire Boars and severed young Short,'
Horn Bulls for sale.
10.MILNE, Protlecp,,
88-2 kll.
1894— FLAX —1894
CAI9iERON BROS.
Have a Bolted number of b301)ols of the
— MIST 185X'0158 371)0)) —
FOY Farmers in the vicinity of Oranbrook
woo intend raising Flax dur':ng the coming
season, which they aro prepared to deliver
in quantities to snit Rax growers.
Oen bo got at the 013ANanonit FLAN MILL.
Rood given out on the Gatti terms, Order
Early and enema a amply.
For flax grown from this seed B$50 per Tel
will CO 1,51d, if of good growth, barveeted in •
peeper eeasou, and delivered at the Flak
Mill as soon as 111 for threshing.
Wo w111 rent a number of good sod fields
tor the perpee0 of growing flax.
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