HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-4-27, Page 8THE ]31l'USSELS POST
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"Goods well bought," it is said,.
"aro half sold," rlliere in It good.
deal of truth in this old maxim,
at least W5 find it So in Selling
our new stock of
411 .Paper&
Of course we Oen have the best of pep -
ors et the lowest prices bet Imbue you
will come mud bay them we will continue
to have them. We are satisfied, however,
if we oan only induce von to see our sem•
plass, we think we ottn suit you.
Come and see them anyway, there is
110 harm done if you should not bay.
We have paper from 50. per roll rip.
G. A. DEA.DMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
lal(MH TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Broesels Station, North
rid South, as 10110108:
GOING SoOTH. GOING NORTH,
• Mail 4.94 a.m.Mixed 2:45 a.
13X01088......11:59 a.m. I im
Mail 3:10 p.10,
Mixed ........ 9:00 p.n. Express 9:43 p,m,
Korai
Ci11S I �CIllS,
A ohiel'e amang ye taken' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
BEATTIE BROS. era having their trotting
mare, Wanda, trained at Windsor,
NAVIGATION is open on the Maitland
and boating excursions are in order.
EAST Ii01100 Con>ervatives meet in
Convention in Brussels next Friday.
Tuts next High School entrance and
Public School leaving examination will
begin on June 28th.
LAST Saturday Wm. Ainley had his
right hand seriously injured at Ament'g
factory where he is foreman.
THE tinsmith department at A. Han.
ter's hardware store has been set in mo-
tion with A. Hingston in nominand.
On page 6 of this iaFue may be read the
concluding report of the Presbyterian
Synod, also an account of the Kinca:•dine
sensation.
J. D. WARWICK, V. S., has removed his
office to his residence, corner of Turn -
berry and Qneenstreets, two doore North
of his former office.
THa brick front in the s:ore 000npied
by Mrs. J. Y. S. Kirk, and owned by J.
R. Smith, has been overbauled and the
upper portion re -built.
Next week Messrs. Baeker & Vanstrne
will ship four cars of live lions. Two
cars will be fat hogs and the other two of
the lean variety. The price paid is 4r
cents per pound. They go to Hamilton
and Stratford.
Ilona J. STRONG purchased a Brant•
ford bioyols from A. Cowley, agent, on
Wednesday. Mr. Cousley has also Bold
wheels to W. A. Edgar, Colin McArthur
and Harry Burkholder this week, all
Brantford mauufacture.
MAGlsTEnIAL.-Last F, iday Magistrates'
Court was held in the Courtrai! Chamber
before Jno. McCrae, J. P., and the Reeve.
The ease, Blair vs. Henderson, was one
of assault. A. fine of 05.00 and costs was
unposed. There were ton witnesses ex-
amined.-Jas.Driver was assessed $1.25
by the Reeve, on Monday, for an assault
on Albert Bleebill, entered by Constable
Broadfoot. Both linee go to the Comity.
Last Saturday the Militia General at
Ottawa issued an order making George
Frederick Blair, 2nd Lieutenant of No. 5
Co.. Brussels in connection with the 38rd
Battalion. The Captain, Lawyer R. S.
Hays, resides in Seaforth and the let
Lieutenant, Dr. Shaw, practices the
healing art in Clinton, so that in case of
a Budden or unexpected attack we would
have been in bad shape unless some of
the "old boys" -W. Roddick or W. M.
Sinclair -could have lead the brave No.
6. We'll, rest easy now, however, since
Lieut. Blair's appointment.
DEPUTY GAME WARDEN. -We under-
stand that Liuberb Watt, of this place,
has been appointed Deputy Game War-
den for this District and will see that the
Game law is complied with. Now that
this is being done what's the matter with
Brussels Gan Club resolving itself into
an &nee aline for the purpoee of protect-
ing game, arranging for the stocking of
streams with trout and attending to any
other matters that might properly come
before Such an organization ? There are
a great many lovers of both the gun and
fishino rod in town so that no trouble
should be experienced in eetabliehing
such an association.
HYMENEAL. -The prognostications of
Dame Rumour have been verified, but in
a somewhat different manner to that ex-
pected, in referenoe to the nuptials of J.
D. Warwick, the well known Veterinary
Surgeon, of this place, and Miss Bell,
second daughter of John Grower. They
surprieed the whole of us by quietly tak•
Ing a drive to Cranbrook on Wednesday,
11th inst., where Rev. D. B. McRae per-
formed the ceremony in orthodox fashion.
Mr. and ltIrs. Warwick have settled down
to the stern realities of housekeeping in
the residence recently purchased, and the
nest wishes of a large cirole of friends are
theirs for ninny years of happiness and
prosperity.
EAST HURON Montan Bn.nn, Satar.
day last the License Board for the East
Riding of Huron met at the Revere
House, Brussels. The following hotel
licenses were granted :-Mesers. Lamon-
by, Belmore ; Campbell and Orr, Got.
ria ; Hackett, Lahelet ; Brown, Ford-
wich ; McMinn, Newbri dee ; Gofton and
Graham, Wroxeter P'.:Donald, Blue•
vale ; Livingston, Beigr . ve ; hir8. Sage
and Fisher, Walton ; J'•• ee, Leadbury ;
Crawford, Dublin ; McLonald and Zim-
mer, Cranbrook ; Quern's, Ethel Mo.
Ewan, Jamestown ; James, Koenig, 0' -
Leary and Zil1iax, Brussels, making 22
licenses granted in all. MaEwan'e 1i•
cense is for wine and beer. The Com•
miesioners .declined to gtant' license to
Mrs, Steins, Fordwich, a8 petition was
in8nfftoiently signed, and to Wm. Belt -
nee, Molesworth. License will be grant.
ed to his house if suitable tenant is pro-
cured. Board will meet at the Central
Hotel, 131081918, on May 5011, to sign new
icansee and transact other buelneas corm.
ng before it,
A. Mit Of .Manitoba flour, 410 bags, was
received by Messrs, 1eeper & Yanetone,
films "New Rapid" bioyole advertised
in TIni POST w00 „old last Saturday to
tea011sr Stewart, 10111 eon. Grey.
BEN Loal000 Camp, Sone of Soatlaud,
Brnseele, woe represented at the Grand
Oamp last weak by Daniel Stewart.
Tiro (mutt -act of 9aiuting the R. C.
oburah, Brussels, has been awarded to
Meesre, Roddick & Wake, of this town.
SATURDAY afternoon of this week the
Atwood football club is 5xpe0ted to play
a match with Brussels teal" on Viotoria
Park.
A NEW boot and shoe ebore is mooted
in Brussels. The vacant store in the
Stratton block ie said to be the location
chosen,
A saw delivery wagon Lae been par,
oha8e3 by Wm. Ross for delivering flour
in commotion with the large local trade
done by his mill
OWING to the 8888ion8 of Eaet Huron
Teachers' Aeeooiation being held in the
Public so11oo1 building, the pupils have a
holiday ou Thursday and Friday of this
we00.
AT the annual meeting of Brussels Gun
Club officers were chosen OA follows :-
Jas. Irwin, President ;
Joe Ballantyne, Vice -President
Jno. Hewitt, Secretary -Treasures ;
J. T. Boas, Robt. Watt and W. M.
Sinclair, Managing Committee.
Quesx'e BIRTHDAY, -A public meeting
of all interested in holding a oelebrabion
in Brussels on the Queen's Birthday will
be held in the Council Chamber on Tues-
day evening of next week, at 8 o'etook.
Persona having programs of celebrations
in other places, new or old, should bring
them to lie meeting.
Four,TH DIVISiON Cooat.-The usual
sittings of the Fourth Division Oourt
was held in the Town Hall, Brussels, on
Wednesday of this week. Judge Doyle
presided. There was very little business
before the Court, the docket being as fol•
Lowe: -McMahon vs. Eamer-Interplead•
er. Judgment reserved until Monday to
allow counsel to put in authorities.
North American Agl. Omni. Erb. -Non-
suit entered with oasts. In the afternoon
argument was heard in the McKay vs.
Broadfoot disputed account case.
IM1'8OVEMENTS.-A. new verandah has
been Put up at Wm. Kueohtel'e, Eliza-
beth street, -The stable belonging to Slue.
Griffith's lot, earner Flora and Elizabeth
streets, has been removed to her lot on
Turnberry street. -Noticeable improve-
ment has been made on Frederick street
by a solid roadbed of cinders from the
Enterprise Salt Works. -David & mie900
intends moving his dwelling nearer the
front of the lot and will put new siding
on it and build a kitchen to the rear.
The property is on the south side of the
street leading into the Agricultural Park.
NATIONAL, ROLLER MILLS.-Stewarb &
Graham ore shipping again this week to
Quebec two cars more of their Ontn'rio
patent flour. This speaks wall for the
quality, as manufactured by them. They
are at present running early and late to
keep up with their orders, both local and
foreign. They also import No. 1 Mani-
toba hard wheat and guarantee to tura
ont a flour equal to the imported article.
Since these mills have come into the pos-
session of these gentlemen we take pleas.
Ore in noting the fact that they have done
a large and increasing business, thus
materially assisting to odd to the pros-
perity of the business interests of Brae -
eels. In addition to their milling busi-
ness they also handle large quantities of
wheat and coarse grains at their store.
house, G. T. R. track. THE POST wishes
them continued success.
WELL SAuxsexan.--Mayor Conway, of
Springhill, Nova Scotia, writes 3. D.
Ronald, of this place, concerning the new
Chemical engine recently pnrohased by
them as follows :-Dear Sir, -We re-
ceived your new Chemical Fire Extiu.
guisher on the 18th inst., in' a big snow
storm, and waited until the 16111 for bet-
ter weather, so that all our people could
see the publio trial of its merits as a fire
fiehter. We got her out yesterday at
noon and hauled her with a team of horses
to the Western side of the town, near one
of the coal pits, where a large fire was
burning, made up of coal oil barrels and
other combustible material. When your
man, Mr. Murphy, attacked the fire, and
in about four minutes all was out. Itis
allowed here that it would have taken 50
men with buckets, carrying water only
50 feet, half an hour to put out the same
fire. There is ua mistake about the fire-
fighting qualities of this machine. Our
people are all well pleased with the gen-
eral make rip, its attractive appearance,
and its strong, substantial qualities of
durability.
HYMEN'S ALTAn.-The Mitohell Advo-
cate says :-"A very pretty wedding was
solemnized Wednesday forenoon at the
home of the bride, by Rev. Dr. Cornish.
The contracting parties were Dentist D.
A. Anderson, of Exeter, and Mise Min•
Hie, daughter of the late Matthew Elliott,
of this town. after the interesting care..
rnony, the newly married couple, with a
large number of friends, partook of a
sumptuous repast, which wag prepared
by the bride's mother. The happy couple
left the same day for their home in Ex-
eter, carrying with them the best wishes
for their future happiness and prosperity
of their many acquaintances in Mitchell."
The Exeter Advocate speaking of the
same event remarks :-Dr. D, Alton An•
dereon, dentist, bas deoided that to do
business in Exeter he would require a
partner. He therefore Hied himself to
Mitchell last Tuesday, and on Wednes•
day had the necessary papers filled out
and now Mrs. Anderson, (nee Mise Min.
rife Elliott) will stand by him through
hie brittle and vir,issitudes as a true and
loving wife should. We take great pleas -
are in welcoming Mr. and Mrs. Ander.
son to Exeter.
APRIL 27, 1894
Jun reeeiv03 a line lute of Mixed'.
Paints, new colors, at E. Gerry'e,
Aex your grocer for Stewart At Gra.
ham's celebrated (lours. Try them,
Timm handsomest stook of window
sltadesin the °Aunty at W, Boddiok'e.
GOOD young 00w for sale. Apply to
Jae, Walker,
Mara pane, mills pails and strainers of
bhe beet quality at Ballantyne !ft Wilton's.
BAE1IEs & YANSTONE have opened out.a
dour and feed store ab Baeker'e old stand,
Bruesele,
I nava this day, 17th April, 183050d.
the prime of wire nails 01,00 per 100 lbs,
B. Geary.
JosT try ane of those ingrain0, with
fanny ceiling and freize, They are love.
ly, W. Boddiok.
TnousANDs of rolls of wall paper to
choose from, at 5 cents per roll and
upsparde. W. Roddick.
Fenn garden seeds, clover and titnobby
at MoOreolsen'e.
SEE the display of crayon portraits in
A. Straohan's window. Portraits given
away free with every $10 purohaeo.
BEAN, shorts, mill chop, oats, peas, &o„
&o., always for sale at the National Rol.
ler Mills, Brussels, at lowest living prioes,
A LULL stock of creamery cane and
mills cans of the very best material and
workmanship at Ballantyne & Wilson's,
DECORATE YOUR EMCEE - Beautiful
American papers at 120, with borders
and oeilinge to matob. W. Roddick.
IF you want to buy a factory buggy buy
them at a factory buggy price, If you
don't know the price call at Jas. Walker's
shop.
WeseAT WANTnD.-Stewart & Graham
are paying the highest market prides for
good milling wheat at the National Rol-
ler Mills, Brussels,
Tux Stewart & Graham's white loaf
flour, guaranteed to give best satisfaction.
Manufactured from ehoioe qualities of
Ontario and Manitoba wheats.
STEWART & Graham are now mauufan.
taring a choice patent Manitoba floor
from imported No. 1 hard wheat, guaran-
teed to equal the imported article.
10 mug galvanized pails, japanned,
3 for 25o., regular price 30e each. Only
a few dozen on hand, and can't be re.
placed for double Ole money. Ballantyne
& Wilton.
You can get your buggy top repaired or
covered over now at Walker's, your
buggy painted or any other work needed
in connection with a buggy.
James Waliser.
Can Mammoth White Cop Ensilage
Corn is the finest brand offered and mach
Su:,eri,•r to the poor stuff frequently offer-
ed nodes Otte name. We solicit your val-
ued orders. Shelter & Vanetone.
Senora, bargains in repairing old wheels
As I have a large stock of wheal timber
on hand you can get more work done for
$1 then ut any shop in town.
James Walker.
IT pays to build first•olass buggies as
Jas. Walker has eight sold this Spring.
Most people who need first•clase rigs
know where to go to get them, viz., at
Jas. Walker's.
I THINE it is almost useless to say any-
thing more about what kind of rigs we
turn out. Just ask parties who have
dealt with Walker and they will tell you
the truth. James Walker. ;
DREeswAlcxNG.-Mise Rena Bawtinheim-
er having returned from Saginaw, is pre-
pared to do sowing as is the past. Rooms
at the residence of Jno. Broadfoot, 11'Iill
street. Where deeirecl Mise Bawtin•
heimer will sew at the homes of her
patrons.
WELL -DIGGING on DnmLmo.-George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells 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. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry at., Brussels. 84.01
C. 0. F. -For the next three months
special inducements will be offered by
Court Princess Alexandra, No. 24, 0. 0.
F., Brussels, to any person desiring t0
become a member of that Order, bhe in-
itiation fee being reduced during that
time. As this is one of the leading L1.
suranoe and Beneficiary Societies in the
country people should tithe advantage
of this offer. For .full information ap.
ply to
A. REID, 0. R. ;
A. KOENIG, F. S. ;
W. BLABHILL, Treas.
MEN OF THE MovEiIENT.-Thie ie the
title of a very handsome work issued by
The Templar of Hamilton, Ont., contain-
ing thirty magnificent pbotagravnes of
national prohibition leaders accompanied
by fao similie autographs and biograph•
ioal sketches. The subjects were eeleoted
by an election in which twelve thousand
votes were oast. The book will be highly
prized by temperance workers and corn -
mantle the admiration of every lover of
art. Twenty.five cents to W. W. Buch-
anan, Hamilton, will bring any one a Dopy
free by mail, or five copies for a dollar.
A CAREFULLY conducted religious paper
is a necessity in every well regulated
home. Its silent Influence for good ie
incalculable ; and the coat of euoh a pa-
per should never prevent its being made
a welcome visitor. For the Presbyterian
family circle no periodical can take the
place of The Canada Presbyterian. In
size, contents and editorial management,
it is a model journal. The weekly bill of
fare presented in the several depart-
ments is timely and attractive. Let us
mention a few of the leading features of
this valuable publication. The wise and
witty "Knoxonian" writes for every is-
sue ; the "Missionary World" gives the
reader an idea how the barriers of
heathendom are being assailed by the
Soldiers of the Cross ; artioles on im.
portant subjects by "Our Oontrib utors,"
who are among the most thoughtful
writers in the Church, form a 80gge8tive
feature ; in "Neter and People," "The
Family Circle," and "Our Young Folks,"
the varied tastes and interests found in a
Christian home are coneulted,and a large
amount of entertaining and hel pful read-
ing 1S provided ; the Christian Endeavor
column and the Sabbath School depart-
ment sash receive epeoial treatment
while in "Ministers and Churches" will
be found, from week to week, the story of
ministerial and oongregational actin ity,
We cordially commend the paper to our
Presbyterian readers. It is now offered
at the spsoial rate of $1 for the re mainder
of bhe year, Address, Canada Presby-
terian, 5 Jordan St., Toronto, for free
sample oopy.
Business Locals.
A voune farm horse for sale. Apply to
Jae, Walker, Brussels,
Juni received one car Manitoba Patent
Flour. Baeker & Vanetone.
BAnnsn and plain fencing wires are all
away down in price at B. Gerry's.
Children's wagons, large stook and low
prima, I. 0, Richards.
You can get dozen milk pans for one
dollar at Ballantyne & Wilton's.
Sim reoeived one oar Red Cop Ensil-
age Corn for seed. Baeker & Vanetone.
Bus your flour from Stewart & Gra-
ham and thus assist to support home in.
duetry.
THE Hartshorn spring railer leads
them all. Guaranteed for 5 years at W.
Rod click's.
Wn0TEn, apprentiose to learn the mil-
linery business. Apply to Mrs, 10. Rog -
ere, Brussels.
STO4ND4.I.D BANE OF G4X4D4,
Ha'x'..6.73T46S-x0=19 x.@72.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • 07,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) - • $2,000,000
Agencies itt all prinaiyalpints in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba,' United States 10ldnpiand,
A General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes Dleoounted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,,
SPEO1AL ATTENTION COVEN TO THE COLLEQTION Or FAnt1Eae SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance,
3. A. STEWART,'Mexeenn,.
VA ILLXES d 1e.le 7111, dmrrr7etCs Nsu'Lrin a•LIJ0,,
13 R U' s :-E, ,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought add Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FABIKE LIS NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
&MING'S Rams DEpaffier. !.ax2'.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, BeingAdded to the Principal at the end of the Months of
Ootober and April. Special rrangements made for Time Deposits.
93'e efreet 40 write Inanrunee in old English 09, 00111111410111 Corny:mien, or In Mut-
nal Companies 88 may be desired.
AGENTS Yon CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANADIAN BANK or COMMERCE.
FLoon.-In Elmo, on April 19011, the
wife of Mr. John Flood of a son.
CIIN susenaAI.-In Atwood 00 1511] inst.,
the wife of Mr. Robt. Cunningham of
a daughter.
WALLua.-At the Methodist parsonage,
Stratford, on Monday, April 16th,
the wife of Rev. I. B. Wallwin, 13.
A., of a son.
MARR2f72a.
ANDEneoO-E0LIoTT. In Mitchell, on the
18th, inst., at the residence of the
bride's mother, by the Rev. Dr.
Oornieh, Dr. D. A. Anderson, dent-
ist of Exeter, to Minnie, daughter of
the late Matthew Elliot, of Mitchell.
WAnwxOx-GBEWAn.-At Cranbrook, on
April11th, by Rev. D. B. McBee, Mr.
J. D. Warwick, V. 8. to Miss Bell,
seoond daughter of Mr. Jno. Gnawer,
both of Brnesels.
Cuente--Lren.-At the residence of the
bride's parents, ou the 3801 inst., by
the Rev. D. Perris, Mr. Andrew
Currie to Mies Jessie Lind, daughter
of Mr. Thomas Lind, all of East
Wawanosh.
A7.7-CT2C1,7 SALES.
Tutosnox, MAY STH. -Horne, vehicles,
honeeh old furniture, &a., Wroxeter. Sale,
unreserved, at 1 p. m. V. Y. Holladay,
Prop., G. Barton, A.uc.
�R v SSa«�r3 MA1R,10 Z'S,
Fa11 Wheat 55
Spring When 53
Barley 35
Peas 62
Oats .... 32
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 17
Eggs per dozen 8
Flour per barrel 8 00
Potatoes ... 85
Hay per ton ............. 6 00
Salt per bbl., retail...... 1 00
Hides trimmed....,..... 3
Hides ioagh 13;
Sheep eking, each 40
Lamb skins each 50
Apples per bbl.. 1 50
Wool 17
Pork, Live 4 00
56
67
40
59
82
00
350
7 00
00
2
00
60
1 76
3.8
4 26
Toxto NTC, April 24. -Flour -Straight
roller, $2.75 to 92.00; extra, $2.40 to $2.50.
Wheat -White, 58c to 60e; Spring, No. 2,
00o ; red winter, 58o to 60c ; goose, 58o ;
No. 1, Manitoba bard, 73c ; No. 2, 71c.
Peas -55c. Barley No. 1, 410 to 42c ;
fced, 40e. Oabs-33c to 883o.
LITTLE FALLS, N. Y., April 29. -The
following sales of cheese were made :-
149 boxes at 030 ; 980 boxes at 1.00 ; 485
boxes at 1030 ; 128 boxes at private terms,
2,100 boxes on commission ; 80 packages
creamery butter at 20c to 203c ; 28 pack-
ages farm dairy at 1.80 to 20c.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y., April 24. -Cattle -
Only a paddling trade ; maricot 500011y.
Sheep and lambs -Six cars ; not enough
doing to make a market. Heavy wool
sheep and lambs not wanted, and con
stituted nearly all offerings. Hoge -Ton
care on sale ; market steady for choice
to 50 lower for light grades and pigs.
LoNnoo, April 23. -The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the
British grain trade, says: Englfshwheats
have been quiet and foreign wheats a
trifle lower, California has sold at 25s
3d a quarter ; fine hard Manitoba at
25s Oct and No. 2 red winter at 53s. Corn
has boon steady, mixed American fetch-
ing 170 6d a quarter. Barley and oats
have been firm, and beans eold six ponce
lower. English wheats have averaged 25s
5d. In foreign wheats, American reds
obtained full permt. Flours aro without
demand, and corn is slow, at throe pence
decline. Oats are quiet ; barley Mall,
and beans and peas are held for an ad-
vance,
TORONTO, April 24.-Receipte to -day
were 40 carloads, and the demand gener-
ally was good. A load of exporters 'sold
at $8.85 per hundred, and good stalkers
brought $3,35 to $8.57. Pinked lots of
best butchers' cattle at 3gc and loads at
83o ; good to medium, 8c to 83o and in-
ferior, Bac per lb. Calves sold at 04 to $0
oaah, and milah cows at $2500030. Sheep
in demand, at $4.50 to $G for heavy, and
grain -fed yearling lambs sold at 43o pot
lb ; spring lambs, $8.50 to $4,25. About
1,200 hogs offered, and they sold fairly
well. The beet brought $4.80 to $4.90
por hundred ; good stores sold at 94.60 to
94.75, and rough at 94 to $4,25,
Damien CATTLE MARKETS. -John Swan
& Sons, Edinburgh, in their weakly 10
port of April 18, says :-Tho number of
fat cattle on offer at the various 'morkete
this wools has boon larger. On account
of the large foreign imp1ortation English
Wneennn.-In'Morris, on April 1201, the i buyers have operated ees freely, being
wile of Mr. Charles Wheeler of e, unable to compote with thelocaldemand,
daughter, 1 and trade has been a little worse than
last week. There were 712 States cattle
sold in Glasgow this weak, and these are
reported to have made a good trade at
fully last weeks prices. Fat cows met a
better trade ; bulls about the same. Fat
sheep have been shown in rather larger
numbers and theybave met a trade some-
what similar to that of last week. Fat
lambs also were forward in increased
numbeos, and have mot a worse trade, a
good many of those having been sent too
early to market. Calves andpigs cheaper.
A fairly large number of store cattle and
sheep have been offered, bhe best descrip-
tions meeting a good demand. A fair
clearance of this class of stock has been
affected. Milch cows met a decidedly
worse trade at a considerable reduction in
price. Best beef, 7s 3d to 7s 63 ; second-
ary, Gs 9(1 per stone; best mutton, 83.(1 to
53c . secondary, 733 per pound.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DASTURE TO RENT, FOR
Oowsorhormes. AppppASLEY,
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
CARPET WEAVING DONE.
Satisfaotton guaranteed.
41E5. 01'00BAE,
nearly opposite Dr. McEolvoy'e. lirnasele.
BICYCLES. -WE HAVE
Safety BIcycles from S10 up. Wo can
cup ply either Ainerloan or Bright& makes,
over 25 to select from. Come and see.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist & Bookseller.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
Notice is hereby given that all per0One are
hereby warned against trespassing on North
Half Lot 25, Con. 5, Morrie, on and after this
date.
JAS. DUNCAN, Proprietor.
April 27th,1891.
A COMFORTABLE FIRST -
17. eines buggy for sale at prion away
down from original Dost. Good as now. For
price, 40148)8,00., 01111133' at
T, FL'POIOEEIO'S
Jewelry Store, Brussels.
tT OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
ou Queen Street, Brussels. The honed
ie 30 teen square, 10 stories, containing 7
rooms, Good well, woodshed and garden,
the latter well stocked with fruit trees. For
price, tames, &o., apply to
JOHN SELI,
31.4 Proprietor.
DRESS AND MANTLE MAK-
INC.-Tile Misses Code wish to inform
the ladies of 11:easels and locality that they
have opened a Dross -making and Mantle -
making shop in Brussels. City and town
experience. Shop over post otace. Satis-
faotiol, guaranteed. Latest fashions,
38.4 MISSES CODE.
DRESS AND MANTLE MAK-
100.-Mies Stewart dealree to intimate
to the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that
the has opened a Dressmaking and Mantle.
making shop in Brussels. ltoomo over t110
proeery of Messrs. Taylor & Smillie. Satie-
tooticu guaranteed.
07.8 MISS STEWART,.
.i LIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE. - The eubsoriber offers his
14.00 re plot, located immediately north of
AnlentBros, faetory, for side. Ho will also
dispose of his residence on the opposite side
of the street. For further particulars, as
to price, time, a to., apply to
AL1]%, MoLAUCHLIN,
24-4 Proprietor, BruBeals.
REAL ESTATE.
VVAL;L PAPER,
,
a,a 4rericiar,
Canadian,,
Latest Colorings, af�
Newest Designs;
—No -Cheapest Pr ces
-)AT(
.Pepper's Drug Store,
lE iJlnva Bldg.
Always Measure Your Boom,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
'7,'-'{). L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
i..'o Solicitor and Conveyancer, Oollen•
Hone made, O'fnoe-Vaentono's Block, Bruit.
solo. 21.8m
VARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN•
DERS10NND has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townehipge
of Morris and. Grey, P St SOOTT,Bvuesele.
I1ARbI TO RENT—LOT N0.21,
Can. °, Grey. About 00 acres cleared.
Immediate possession. Apply by mail to
J. C. 1iEFF^ald NAN, Trout Creek,
or to WM. MILNht, Ethel.
AUCTIONEERS.
MT'% T NI. SINCLAIR,
C • Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pub -
lie, &o. QGne-Vaastore's B1ook 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Goderloh, Ont.
tr. 0.0AMEn00, 9. 0., PHILIP HOLT,
DUDLEY neLME8.
GF.
• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
f Solicitor, 0a. (late of Darrow &
Proudfoot'e Otlloe GoderieS,) 011lse oyer
Gillies &Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money t0 Loan. 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
JA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• O. M„ L. R. O.P., i5diuburgh, M, O. P.
8. Out, Residence and office in Wilson's
Block, corner of M01 and Turnberry 8t0,
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
GraPhysician, Surgeon, Aeeouoher, eta.
duate of Toronto University Medical
Paoulty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Out, OPPxoE-Next door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
.A RAYMANN,
Auctioneer, 18 always ready to at-
tend gales of farce, farm stook, On. `Terme'
cheerfully given. 0canbrook P. 0, Sales
may be arranged at Tun Poem Publishing
House, Brussels.
GEORGGEORGE KIRKBY,
E
Auobioneer, Sales conduct
oil on reaeonablo tonne. Parma and farm
stock a specialty. Orders left at Tun Pon
Pbli sbiugHoueo,Bru esola, or sontto Walton
P. 0" will receive prompt attention,
TT AVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN
.1LJL cE an an Anotioneor, I am prepared
to co Mut. gales of farm aback at reasonable
prima "Knowing the standing 01 nearly
every perces I am in a Do gluon 00 soil to
good markt and getgood security when sold
on credit, Satisfaction guaranteed, Give
me a nail. 32• F 5. SCOTT.
DENTAL.
1)E.04 T104T!
M. CAVANAGH, L. C S., 0. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal Collage of Dental
Surgeoue, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. OPF1o]-Over A. R. Smith's Store,
Brussels,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
Sl 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. Calls promptly at-
tended to. 00100 and infirmary -Pour doors
north of bridge •Turnberry et., Brussels,
'i ,TH. MOORE, V. S., •
•
l� H. M., V. 1i. S. Graduate 'of the
Ontario Veterinary Collo go, Diseases of alt
domesticated animals treated on ecieutifio
principles, Horse dentistry and diseases of
horned cattle a specialty. 0alls promptly
attended to. Office, over Johnaton & Coch-
rane's marble works. Infirmary at Beattie's
livery barn, Brussels, 0 et. 20•
BUSINESS CARDS.
TVH. MOORACKEN,
• IssurerotofarriagnLiceuees. Office
at his Grooery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
1L N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. M. McKay & Oo's hardware store.
Ladies' and ohtldrone hair nutting a op oalalty
MoNAIR,
A Issurer of Marriage Lleenaee, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis-
sioner, &c., Q, B. Conveyancer and Agent.
Fire Insurance Oo. 011iee at the Cranbrook
Post Office,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INen1ANa6,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co. Huron. Oonveyanoor, Notary Public
Lend, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made,
Office in Graham's Block, Brussels.
ISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental music on
Piano or Organ. 88111 visit \Viugttatn Tuna -
day and Wednesday of each wank. Rost -
deuce on Priimea5 Street, Bruesele.
-L
A. HAWKINS, M. C. S. M.
• Organist in St. John's 0180011, Brus-
sels, and pupil, in the Art of 'Teaching of A.
W. Thayer, 41ue.0oe., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either, on piano or organ,
at his parlor over A.B. Smith's store, Brus-
sels. Vocal leteoua also given. Terme mod-
erate.
I. AMWORTH AND CHESTER
WHITE BOARS FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep ins sorvioe on
North Half Lot 20, Oon, 7, Morris, a thoro'
bred 'Palaver th Boar, recently purchased
from the well ltnoWn breeder, Jno, Boll, Am-
ber. Alen a Chester White Boar. 'Torino,
81,00 to be paid et time of Service with .priv-
Rego of returning if neooeearv.
09.02 5, WALKER, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERV1OE.-THE
Undersigned will keep for oervloe on
Lot 20 Con, 0, Monis, the thorn' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Oabada's
rano",. pureha000 from the woll•known
breeder 5. 17, Brothour, Oak Lodge Farm,
Burford, Terme, 51,00 to be paid at .the
time of earyiee with privilege of returning
if neee,e0ry. Pedigree may'be 80011 011 ag-
plloation. R06T. N10HOL.
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -THE
Underelgned will keep for service Oh e
thorn' -brad largo English Berkohire Boar,.
Biemarol," No, 1708. It took let .prize. -at
the Haat Huron Fall Fair 10 1888, and w as
always/et wbonovor exhibited, Terme, 01,00
to be paid at tbo time of service with privi•
lege of returning if neoeseary. Two 50 Uong
Berkshire Boars and World young 1
Horn ]dulls for enle, •
98.92 •
D, MLLNI3, Pron.
Ethel.