HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-10-4, Page 8'badman 86 NogaJll
I would inform my numerous ons•
'tamers and othere that I have aseooiated
Mr. A, I. MOCafl es partner in my Dug,
Both and Palley Goods bnsineee. Mr.
MoCail, who recently graduated with
boners at the Pbarmaoeutieal Coilege of
Ootai'io and also as Bachelor of Phare
Macy, and who has been in business hs
'Toronto elects then, is wall and favorably
'known, and nq doubt his return to Brus•
Fele will he pleasing to his numerous
friends. We hope by olose attention ter
beainess, by the careful manufacture and
ante of pure drugs, by honorable dealing
and by increased facilities and careful
buying, not only to retain all my old sus.
Comers but to merit an increased patron,
age. I would take this opportunity to
thank my many friendsfor the very
liberal support thoyhave given me during
the 10 years I bays been in business in
Brussels, With the additional help of
Mr, McCall I hope to have a eonLinearloe
of the same,
I am, yours sinserely,
G., - = m Deadman.
'BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
900Thami ExTENer0N W. G. & D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
G01Ne Sauna, GOING Nonni.
Mat S 5O a.m.Mixed- 0:45 a.m.
blxuress 1150 am,Mali 3:1e p.m.
16rxed. ....... 9:00 pari. Express 943 p.m.
rani eim Mains,
A obiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
OCTOBER,
FALL wheat is moving up.
TIME Was snow on Monday.
TRE new tank is about finished.
Thiamin is livening np on the G. T. R.
Anon= business change is on the
t spite
TEs Ronald foundry has closed down
for a time.
Femme will do well to patronize Bus.
cels market.
PoIATOEs are turning out well. The
price is low.
PALL Fair prize lists are taking their
'innings for a few weeks.
CovoCILLon MCORAOIEN was a judge at
the Goderioh Fall Fair this week.
jam. Ronnrcx chipped a oar of lambs to
the Eastern markets on Thursday.
"Weenie" landed the ducats for her
owners at Lansing, Mich., winning easily
in fast time.
M.'Y. MCLEAN, M. P. P., South Huron,
was in town on Wednesday en route to
Wroxeter Fall Fair.
New furnaces have been placed in Mel-
ville manse, Dr. Graham's and D. A,
Lowry's residences.
Jao. McBain, tailor, has had a large
sign painted on the aide of his store, so
that he that runs may read.
J. M. Menem is completing bis corpor-
ation gravelling contract in levelling op
•crossings and filling in low plaoes on the
streets.
TEE Odd Fellows intend putting in a
.new stained glass window with the
•emblems of the Order, in the front of
,their Lodge room, Dr. Graham's block.
TEs Merryweather Fire Engine has
not given satisfaction to the experts at
'Toronto and has been rejected. Another
Itonald would fill the bill exactly and
'may be bought.
IT is said that Jno. Leokie, of Toronto,
-will build up the vacant lots North and
'South of D. C. Ross' store next Spring.
The localities are tip-top and as Mr,
Leckie owns both bloats adjoining, the
building would not be very expensive.
HYMENEAL.—Wednesday of this week
Rev. Jim. Ross tied the matrimonial how
between Wm. Turnbull, of Grey, and
Miss Clarissa, daughter of George Crooks,
Druseels, in the preabnce of the near vela.
tives, at the residence of the bride's
parents. May happiness be their portion.
DIED.—Mrs. Dickson, Widow of the late
Registrar of Huron, died on Saturday,
thns following her husband after a few
months. The deceased lady bad been
seriously ill for a few • weeks, and her
death was not a surprise to the family's
many friends. The funeral took place
on Monday afternoon, the interment
being made in Maitland cemetery, God.
erioh,'
MeenenoNIAL.—"Crescent ball," Gode-
rioh street, Seaforth, the residence of 0.
C. Willson, was the scene of a wedding
Wednesday afternoon of last week. The
contracting parties were Miss Maude,
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willson,
and W, G. Willis, second eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Bobt. Willis. Itev. Mr. Bond,
pastor of the Methodist church, officiated.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mise Willson, while the groom was as-
sisted by Dr. E. T. Kellam, of Niagara
Falls. After partaking of a tasty lunch-
eon, the bridal party drove to Brnnefield
en route for London, Detroit and Lapeer,
'where the honeymoon will be spent.
Among the guests present from other
plaoes were Mrs. Crary, ofDnluth,Minn. ;
Miss Maud Williams, of Detroit; Miss
Jessie Gibeon, Stratford ; Mr. and Mrs.
George Thomson, Wingbam, and the
Misses Campbell, Goderioh.
Rous" or Rnemen Joeerteete—A. S.
tOhryetal, Goderioh Boiler Works, never
'turned out a better piece of work than
;the boiler enpplied to the County for?" the
House of Refuge. Messrs. Heywood &
Pryor have set it. The painters have
been steadily at work at the finishing and
as the steam fitters and plumbers are
getting their fixtures into place, the
building has put on its finiehed appear.
ranee and the outside as well is now be.
morning shapely, the pu ' ing up of steps
.aud grading the front e:id ends having
added very ranch to the looks of the
'building. The drains are now being laid
+and the eonoretefloors of the basement
,pnt in. The whole of the work i8 expect -
•ed to be completed by the fifteenth of
October. Tbe plumbing fixtures are of
the very best kind and the inmates of the
Houee will enjoy eanitary comforts
'which are available only to a' very few in
the County. Everything which can con.
.tribute to the health and well-being of.
the inmates bas been done and the
County can be pond o£ being in the van
in the march of humanity and civilize.•
tion.
Cowell, Meeting nest Monday evening,
LAwrgg SlsoLere attended the Perth
Aseigee at Stratford this week,
'gun
odwavea
h s est people thinking
about pronaraUione for Winton,
Time, CPnaY has purchased the cottage
of Dau. MO$en2ie, queen street, '
W, H, MQOneoguN took 14 prizes at the
Seaforth Fall Pair and 27 at Wroxeter.
of AZnnaetwillfilliplabo0 nSurdlsy,and
Parker sonde a oar of horses to Lo
England, on Monday,
DPT. PENDEne90'5 street watering
cart bas probably exceed its 'above for
1895 after a comparatively busy season
in which the work was well done,
Ohm YAAa,-0, H, Cole, the notable,
was sentenced bo one year in the Ohio
Penitentiary on Sept. 20th; and was tak.
en there the same day, The grime was
stealing 005 before bis exploits in On-
terio.
D. McKenzie, who hae been a machinist
in the Ronald Fire Engine Werke for
years, has eeoured a situation in Mos
Gregor & Oo's, large shops. in Galt and
will go to it at once, We are sorry to
lose Mr, and Mrs. Moi{euzie from Bras -
sale
as they are drib -class eitizene.
Lames at the new school house will
be completed this week, A lively rash
has been made at it, Ashley Lowry, 14.
year old son of D. A. Lowry, putting on
116 square yards in a day. 100 yards is
counted a good day's work. Plastering
begins upstairs on Friday. The slaters
have completed the roof. Visitors to
Brussels proninnoe the building a dandy.
Mass Strew has resigned her position tie
Librarian of the Publio Library owing to
her expeoted removal to Teeseiater, She
bas filled the bill splendidly. Applica-
tione are asked for the vacancy to be re-
ceived by Secretary Blair until D0011 of
Monday next. Applicants are asked to
state salary. Mise Shaw received '$75.00
per annum for Library and Reading'
room duties.
As will be observed by advertisement
in another column A. J. McCall has. join-
ed G. A. Deadman in the drug business.
Mr. McCall is well acquainted with the
store. as he served his apprenticeship in
it, and has a large oirole of friends in this
locality. He bas been in business in To.
ronto for some time. TEE Pose welcomes
Mr. McCall into the business cirole of
Brussels and Mrs. Mclean as a highly
esteemed former resident. The new
firm will be known as Deadman & Mo-
Oall.
10 Pooxnsn.—There are two sons in
the sky at Atwood, Old Sol, who is still
doing business at the old stand, and a
young lady who appeared Thursday of
lasb week at the home of R. S. Pelton.
We don't know but we expeot there is a
flag flying over the Bee office in honor of
the event. We hope the new comer will
bring mach joy to the domeetio hive. R.
S. will not+ dispose of bis bioyole and in-
vest in a perambulator. It will give the
necessary exercise only will bring other
muscles into play.
T B kt'ITSS
LIS POST
"remittance men" ; bins Blood ; Teal
Rutledge; an appropriate epitaph ; oyul,
tP
ing A lh .borei,d
1 n ,
, is zndl ell
lar
aphonia their methods, iinporbanee and
suooese ; the Incline as farmers,. meth.
anioe and 1nenufaoterete ; Regina ; Ter-
ritorial Exhibition ; whiskey and Water
whiebey and the mounted police ; smart
trioke ; Brandon ; two busy and delight-
s ear fai days ;. 4mitbds14. t le Asylum, nx.
Geo, perimental Farm, 2pdupbrial School,
ndou, J:l'ospibal ; Beresford en afternoon's
drive ; a square mile of wlieab ; romantic
atery of "Bonanza" Sanderson, the
wheat king ; kilts and diamppde ; the
oollapee ; Portage la Prairie ; growth ;
old fort ; Indian graves an Indian's
oonbemptfor logpacity; "Yeppi, Yappi,
Yappi" deoxy rlpck deceived poor Lo. ;
the olosing bell ; a suggestion .tg the
inerohanbs of Brussels; Dorcas oopoert;
Gretna ; Mennonites, their villages,
customs and babita ; a brief widowhood ;
a newspaper advertisement' Pieewiok's
adviee ; ata threshing oa the prairie
farming in Manitoba 1 great Drops ; yield
compared with other countries roots,
fruits and .vegetables ; emair lees than
any ibher twa men in the country" ;
both eider ; living on the three graces
improved methode ; four things feared ;,
who should go to the West ; business in
Manitoba ; credit ; •uncertainty and
suspense ; thought imself fit for the
place ; edupation in Manitoba ; liberal
provision for local disadvantages ; the
"burning question" a silent question ;
religious life and .work iu. Manitoba ;
live oburobes ; the Missionary's diffioul.
ties ; smallpox and other things ; a
Monreal Professor's expsrienoe ; two
examples of denominational co-operation ;
Glasgow's motto the motto for the West ;
Eastward bo 1 ; bsok bo Brussels ; "home
is best." Musical selections will be rend-
ered. Meeting will commence at 8 p. m.
Silver collection at the door.
FPWORTII LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY.—Last
Sabbath Rev. I. B. Wallwin, B. A., of
Luokuow,preaohed Epworth League anni-
versary sermons in the Methodist church
here. Owing to the very unpropitious
weather the audience in the morning was
considerably reduoed. The speaker's
topic was "Almighty Manhood," and was
based on Isaiah 18th chapter and 12th
verse, "I will make a man more preci-
ous than fine gold.' It was full of in.
epirationboth to old and young and set
more than one person thinking on the'
dignity of manhood. In the afternoon
Mr. Wallwin spoke practical words to the
Sabbath School, B. Gerry and Miss
Braden taking the lessons in the review
in an interesting manner. In the even.
ing the text was oboson from Psalm 119
and 9th verse. '•Wberewithal shall a
young man cleanse his way ?" The
cleansed way was the main point around
which the speaker grouped a number of
essentials in attaining to successful man-
hood. Mr. Wallwin is a first-class
preaeber and shuns not to declare the
whole Truth. Monday evening an "At
Home" was held in the school room of
the church. The pastor presided 'and
introducedthe following interesting pro-
gram :—Solo, "Speed Away," Miss Nel-
lie Ward ; reading, "The Lobtery Ticket,"
Miss Minnie Moore ; doett, Lead us.
Heavenly Father," Miss Lizzie Sample
and Walter Wake ; address by Rev. Mr.
Wallwin, "The ohoioe of an occupation."
He pointed out that remuneration should
not be the chief nim in choosing a call-
ing in life, but a position in which we
can best serve oar fellow men and our
God. The speaker spoke in very strong
terms against any occupation that ruins
life or dwarfs it, and urged such an oc-
cupation as would call ate the faculties
into full play. The address was timely
and should prove helpful to many •
solo, "'The Teacher and the Boy," Miss
Lizzie Sample ; .instrumental, "Gloria,"
from Mozart's 12th mats," Prof. Hawk-
ins ; trio, 'Jams lover of my soul," Miss
Sample, W. Wake and N. B. Gerry ;
reading, "The devil in prayer meeting,"
Miss Minnie MoNaughton ; solo,
"Anchored," Miss Lobtie Hill ; Scotch
reading, "Saunders before the Session,"
G. F. Blair ; olosing hymn, Mr, Cob-
blediok, before returning thanks to those
who took part in the program, stated the
five cardinal objects of the Epworth
League of Christian Endeavor, and ex-
tended a cordial invitation to all to at.
tend the weekly meetings of the League.
The eudienoe then dispersed, well pleas-
ed with the evening's entertainment,
where everybody taking part acquitted
themselves so well.
lecture on ' 8.. tRIP rip thro,ghe the North-
west -4,000 miles by oar, oarrie a and
cycle," will he given in Melville thumb,
13ruseels, on Tuesday, Oot. 8th, by Rev.
ture :
B uesels thn o To onto Syn
throughB, oeisf Muskoka
to North Bay ; on the 0. P. R. for the
West ; oompaoy, mesio and scenery'1
mountains and lakes ; tunnels and cure.
es; beauty and barrennees ; a student's
wish ; Sudbury, Ohaplean, Schreiber,
Port Arthur and Rat Portage ; from the
solitudes to the oily ; Winnipeg—Its
population, buildings and streets ; bioyole,
by-law ; kindly oars for the now and the
mule ; lady eyolists ; the new woman ;
a olergyman'e dilemma ; the barber's
mistake ; city churches and ministers ;
the services we attended ; a Winnipeg
minister, his elder' and a baptism • dna.
uratic marriage ceremony ; a day's lee -
tures in Manitoba College ; 80918 of the
Professore ; 900 miles by buok.board in
1881 ; dear oats and a dead horse ; two
ybung men publicly prayed for ; city
pleasure seekers; the parks ; the rivers ;.
bathers and a abet gun ; St. Bonita/10f
St. Jelin s't Kildonan ;e Drs, Blank and
Niebot ; old thumb ; "a hunter year and
wait" ; Virden • situation and ebfl ; 6' done
Locals.
Coal oil 14o. at MoAllister's, Ethel.
Loxo, clear bacon at McCracken's.
TIt1OTEY seed for sale at McCracken's,
on
per
Iv you want robes or blankets call
H. Dennis.
WATzn White Carbon oil 20 cents
gallon, McKay & Go.
LARGE stook of light harness sold at
prices. H. Dennis.
REPAIRS in boots and shoes very ohs
I. 0. Richards.
FOR good shoes at low prices we t
the Iwai, I. 0. Richards.
Oen ho:55 collars. are all warranted.
H. Dennis.
LIVELY run on children's wagons
TEE Pose Book Store. 2 boy's veld
pedes for sale. Call and see them.
Do you want to stop using toba000 ?
If so, nee No -To -Bao. We refund your
money if not as stated. G. A. DELDMAN.
Mne. M00RAE wishes to notify the
pnblio that she still does Carpet Weaving
at her residence, nearly opp. Dr. Mo.
Kelvey's, Satisfaction guaranteed..
Fon Sem—Three beating stoves, one
a parlor book, and another an upright.
Also a number of pipes. Apply at Mel-
ville Manse.
Warman.—The undersigned kindly re-
quests all owing him boolt accounts to
oall and settle between this and 20th
of October next W. H. McCracken,
Brussels.
I RAVE ordered a large stook of window
shades end curtain poles which I will
sell very cheap. We put them on your
windows. All goods delivered free.
R. Leatberdale.
Sumon's cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
the best cough ours. Only one cent a
dose. 25 ors., 60 ote. and $1.00, Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
LACE HANnxzECRIZF.—Some person
took a lace handkerchief from the Fall
Fair, Brussels, with No. 73 attached, by
mistake. Will the person who has it
kindly return to Mrs. A. Streohan, Bras.
eels.
le you have an organ that wants clean.
Ing or repairs, or a piano that wants
tuning leave your orders here as I have.
made arrangements with a piano tuner.
All work guaranteed or no pay.
R. Leatberdale,
6 Liens ox K. exn L.—I find the people
around here prefer Dr. Chase's Kidney.
Liver Pills to any other I have in stook.
They are a wdnderful pill. Send 8 doz.
at once, I am nearly out. P. 8. --Sand
by post J. W. Ireland, Gourock.
Mae. T. B. Hewitt -les, Chattanooga,
Tenn., eels, "Shilob's Vitalizer "saved
my Ilse." I consider it the beet remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Price 75 eta, Sold by Jas. Fox,
Druggist, Brussels.
FLEURY Plows.—Hugh Williams & Soh
are the Agents for the well known Fleury
plows. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. Call at Williams' Livery. Stable,
Brussels. The Fleury plow received the
gold medal and diploma at the World's
Fair.
FAnMEne' CENTRAL" INSURANCE CO.—
This new and very prosperous Fire In.
surance Co. during the past year issued
weer 800 policies in Carrick, Rowiok,
Oalross and Greenock. Rates on farm
property very low. J. A. Cnzfe erne;
Agent for Morris and Grey.
Soul WAY= FOUNT.tae.—J. MoAlpine
bee, at considerable cost, put one of them
into his restaurant and can now put up
the best Summer drinks known. Re
bas reduced ice cream to 30 oents a quart
and will give very special rates in fruits
and confectionery to pio-nio and evening
parties.
A Cannot. A WanxiNs.—If, on blow-
ing the nose in the morning, lumps and
flakes aro discharged colored with blood,
especially on one side, lose no time in ap-
plying a remedy. Catarrh of the very
worst kind has become seated, the wails
are gore and full of small Moors, and if
not soon cured will be hard to cure 'and
eradicate. "A stitch in time saves nine,"
Use Chase's Catarrh Cure.
WALL -Dianna AND Dmm�itin,—George
Birb has all the neoessarylmaohinery 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
shape. Terms eeasondble. Residence
s000nd door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 84-tf
Yens,—Just recovered a- lot. of Lista.
wel yarns in two or three; ply, Blank,
grey, and mixed colors, To arrive Mitt
yarns in various colors. Also received
imported yarns, Gloria Saxony, Rook
German, Andalusian in blank, red, etc.
Berlin and Zephyr wools, Fancy geode,
toys, games, &o. Specialities ladies' Ice
wool nape, Saxony wool hoods. ' Knit-
ing one any site at Mee. IEirk's.
low
sp.
aka
at
oi-
4274 N1' . 4.41) Bills } CdX4D4,
•
=l0WeeeZ117-41zapeliP 2,e72.
HEAP DFFICE, ' TQR0NTo,
ASSETS, ' ' (Seven Million Dollere) 37,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) $200000
ilpanoilt in an prinaipai pointe in Ontario, 'ilebeo,Afailiiob
4 a, Mated igtatO$ (04ngland
gleVAVEASI 11100,0114
Oa.T. 4, 1896 ,
A General Banking Business Tremeaoted. Farmers' Nobs Disoonnted,
1) Pie Issued and Oolleotions made ore all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Inb°resb allowed on deposits of §1.00 and upwards from dot of deposit to data of
withdrawal and compounded hale'yearly, ep
Srgoun ATTENTION MEN To TAA CotEAOTiptt or FOasiSUS' SALE N.oTES,
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance: '
J. A. STEWART MANAoyin,
&a6YibaolyT y Baod,'Wb9,�
BRUS MIJS,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts J3ouglit and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS NOTES DISCOUNTED. s
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwarde 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 Deposits.
We effect to write Insurance In 01,1 English or Canadian Companies, or In Bent.
nal Companies ae snaky be desired.
AGENTS Fon CANADA AND UNITED STATES : re.$ OeNAnXAN Bells of CODXEncE
Fall Wheat... 60
Spring- Wheat...—. 58 60
Barley. 30 82
Peas 47
Oats 122
Wool " 18
Butter, tubs and rolls . 14
Eggs per dozen ......'... 11
Flour per barrel 4 00 4 60'
Potatoes (new) .. 20 25
Hay per bon .. 10 00 10 00
Bides trimmed 3 00
Hides rough 2 2§
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 00
Sheep skins, Goole 20 40
Lamb skins each 15 40
Apples per bus1 00
Hogs, Live 3 75 4 00
Wool 18 20
23
18
15
Li7ERro0L, Oot 1.Obeese—Quiet, de-
mand poor ; finest American white, 37e ;
finest oolong], 87s 6d. Butter—Finest
U. S. 70e ; good 50s. Ingersoll—Offer-
ings at the cheese market today 1,300
boxes of the first half September make,
from 8 faotories ; 7 c highest bid, but
no sales made ; market quiet.
EAST BUFFALO, Oct. 1.—Oattle—No
fresh arrivals ; the market was "dead
set" for all kinds over 1,200 to 1,350 lbs.
Hogs—Receipts, three oars ; market fair-
ly aotive ; Yorkers, 94.90 to 64.95 ;
roughs, $8.50 to $3-90 ; pigs 94.75 to 94.-
80. Sheep and Iambs—Receipts 16 cars ;
market active ; lambs, ohoioe to prime,
$4.50 to $4.75 ; malls and common, $2 to
$3. Sheep—Ohoioe to export, $3,90 to
04.25 ; fair to good mixed, 32.50 to 92.85.
Cattle olosed dull and weak, 34.60 bid for
ohoioe 1,375 pound steers. Hogs closed
easier, with some heavy hogs unsold.
Sheep and lambs closed steady for native
lambs ; steady to easy for sheep ; 20
loads of Canada lambs on sale at 10e to
15o lower, or 34.40 to 94:65—mostly $4,.
50 ; culls, 93 to $3.50 ; heavy run of
Canaries reported for to -morrow.
ToRONTo, Oot. 1.—The Toronto cattle
market was dull and weak to -day. Of-
ferings were heavy and not quite sold,
being 30 cars, including 960 sheep and
lambs and 1,080 hogs. The quality of
offerings was poor. In export cattle low-
er cables made the markets slow and
weaker. Only a few loads were sold.
They brought from 68 to $8.30 per cwt,
and one choice load sold at ho per lb.
Butchers' cattle were quiet, best sold at
3o per Ib. and medium and common at
lo to 20 per pound. Stockers and feeders
were steady, with sales of a few lots at
80 per pound. Sheep and lambs were
steady, Lambs sold at $1.25 to 32.25
each and export sheep sold at 8o to Bee
per pound. Calves sold at 32 to $6 eaob.
Hogs were steady at 94.25 for best bacon
hogs ; light fat 4c per pound ;. sows at
2eo to 2do per pound ; stores 3}o to 3ao
per pound. Milch cows and springers
were steady at 915 to 335 eaob.
3MOR7p7.
000165, -In Grey, on Sept. 17th, the wife
of Mr. J. J. Goatee, of a daughter.
JOENsTPN.—In Lower Wingbam, on Sept.
21st, the wife of Mr. Wm. Johnston
of a son.
Bnowe.—In Wingbam, on Sept. 20th, the
wife of Mr. Fred, Brown of a son.
PELTON.—In Atwood, on Sept. 27th, the
wife of Mr. R. S. Pelton, of the Bee,
of a daughter. e
Senn,—In Elma, on Sept. 23rd, the wife
of Mr. Henry Smith of a son.
JOENeoo.—In Atwood, on Sept. 24th, the.
wife of Mr. J. Johnson of a daughter.
IMLNY—SrersoO.—On Oot. lot, at the
residence of Me. Wm. Simpson,
Ethel, by Rev. R. Paul, Mr, Geo.
Imlay, of Pekin, Illinois, to Miss,
Catharine B. S. Grant Simpson, of
Ethel.,y
CAN0LER—VATEE•—At Walton, ab the
tomo of Mr. G. Candler, by Rev.' D.
Forrest, on Sept. 25th, Miss Maud,
ouly daughter of Mr. F. entice,
Mornington township, to Mr. John
de$dler, of Elms. township.
Tunxnir,x—Snooxs.—At the residence of
the 'bride's parente, Brussels, on
Wednebday, Oct. 2nd, 1899, by Rev.
John Ross, B.A., Mr. William Tatra
bull, of Grey, to Mies Clarissa,
daughter of Mt. George. Crooks.
W,LLIs—W1. 5og, Ab the reeidenoe of
the beide'8 father, Seaforth, on Sept.
255r, by Rey. Mr, Bond, Mr, Walter.
G. Willis to Miss Alice Maude, sec-
ond daughter of Me. 0. 0. Willson,
all of Seaforth.
oce
HENDEnsoe.—I5 Belgnove, on September
23rd, Jas. M, Henderson, aged 82
years, 4 moo. and 17 days.
Snonn,, In East Wawanosh, on Sept.
28rd, Jeaneb, beloved wife of Andrew
Sheill aged 77 years and two days.
Gomm.—In Morris, on Sept. 29th, Eliza.
beth Jane, beloved wife of Isaao
Curry, aged 52 years and 2 months,
13ATEMAN.—Io Stratford, on Sept. 27th,
Madeline M„ only child. of Joshua
and Christina Bateman,. aged 1 year
and 8 months old.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
AM LAMBS FOR SALE.-
-Mb
Pure. bred Shropshire, from John
Campbell's -Woodville, well known 'stook,
Apply. to J'NO. SMIT8, Lot 8, "Con.. 0, Grey,.
Brussels P.O. 12•tf
COMFORTABLE BRICK
House for Sale situated on Turn -
berry street, Brussels. Immediate poetess
ion. Good stable, well, cistern, t acre of
land, fruit trees, &c. Apply to
11Rt8. R. WALKER,
41- No• 81,. John Street,
Brussels,
AATEAVING. — THE UNDER—
of Brussels and ei, roundiag0000bry thatphe
is now. prepared to attend to the weaving of
carpet. ANDREW DIo.KdY,
Thomas 8t, Brussels,
10:4
W est o1 Queen's Hotel:
pUBLI0 LIBRARY LIBRARIAN.
Written applications for the position of
Librarian of the Brussels Publio Library
will be received by the undersigned up to
MONDAY NOUN, OCT. 7th, 1805. Applicant
to state salary expected.
G. P. BLAIR, Secretary.
HONEY FOR SALE.—FRUIT
succeeded source
so "lee lot ofutheelatter
which we tan sell at the following low
prioee: 12t. per lb. 81be. for 85o,; Sibs. for
05c,; or 10 lbs. for 01.00G. 0. OcmoDEAD. quick if
, yon
want some.
Druggist, Bookseller & Graduate Optltian.
ROPERTY-FOR SALE.4DXAN
The property on the Huron Road at Alma,
known as the Morton Property, sow owned
and occupied by Mrs. Adam Good. There
are about seven acres of land, on which le a
comfortable frame residence, rstable and or-
chard. The property will be told oneop and
on (may terms,or will be exchanged for pro-
perty m i ruaeols or Seaforth, It is admir-
ably adapted lora market gardener retired
farmer. Apply on rho premises, or addrase
W. P. VAxBToxE, Brussels.
15- MRS, MARY E, GOOD, Seaforth P.O.
REAL ESTATE:
1714 ARM FOR SALE OR TO
.].. rent, Lot 15, Oon. 0, Grey Township.
31108. M00RE, Brussels,.
11ARMS FOR SALE,—THETJN-
annsiansn hn0ooveralg050 O'arms1sr
talo aadto rdnt, easy terms, is Townshipps
of Morrie and Grey. P 5, SOOTT,Brussele
Timber Sale..
The right to out and remove all the 'rim
her on about 00 acres, parts of tote 17 And 18
in the 18th concession of the Township ex
Grey, will be let by Publio Auction, on the
premises, on Monday, Oat. 711,, 1803, a42
o'clock in the afternoon. The timber is eult-
able for firewood anti fencing purposes and
ie marked off into small plots that would be
most convenient for farmers and others who
oeopue. 8onetDescriptions ab reodiimaterial. sole, etc, canbe seen at the house of Duncan MaRensle,
lot 18, con. 18, Grey, or at the house' of the
nndereigned, Winthrop. It would !be well
for intending.. purchasers to. look over the
plots before day of sale so as to ascertain
Whieliwonld be most suitable for them.
11.2 ANDREW GOVENLOOIO, Prop.
:Not'ice to Creditors.
IN TM: SUnno0A'is Cloun1 or THE COUNTY
08 HUaoo., ni ben ESTATE OF PiiANOis
J. Batas, or run Towasulr of MORRIS,
Penman, DEoitesii .
Notioo.ie hereby given pursuant toChap.
ditoro� nd othem amendingaclaimstagainst tie
estate of the above named Francis J. Baines,
deceased, who died on or about the nine.
teenbb day of August, A, 0.1805, are require
ed to deliver or send by poet prepaid bo G,
P, Blair Brussels, Solicitor for Martha Ann
Baines, the Executrix of the will of the tie -
ceased, on or before the Mb Day of October,
A.D. 3895., a statementin writing contain-
ing their names addressee and desoripti9ns
and full yartioularsoftheir claims and the
nature of their securities (if any) .held by
them, and In default thereof ;and as soon 51.
000 conthe veniently iend tlyy be dA October, aid �Aao same
tris will pranced to distribute the amide of
the deceased among the pparties entitled
tboreto,having regard only t0 the claims 91
which she shall then have had notloe and
elan ,vi11 not be liable for ,the assets of said
estate or any part theme( so distributed, to
any person of whose olefin she ;11a8 nos had
notice at the time of such diatributien.
eliolto for2i eoutribc,.
Dated at Brussels, Sept, 13,1506,
SOAP
Ie uow so obcap taint Ib should
he a Capital Grime to go un.
washed, Besides you know
what eleanlineee is noxi to,
A very nice Calle Toilet Soap, tie
Baby's Own Soap, .,.10e
Heliotrope Soap, ,.,100
Oatmeal Soap, ...10e
Buttermilk Soap, ...10e
Then we have
WILLIAMS' SHAVING SOAP,
OUTICURA, SULPHUR,
CARBOLIO, SILVER SOAP
PEARS' UNSCENTED, '
Pure White Castile Soap, 15e. per Ib.
Fox's Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
:>-V• 8olioitor and Oonveyaneer, Oolleo-
tione made. Ofiios—yanetone's Illoea, Brus.
sola. AV M. SINCLAIR,
21.8m
Y
• 8olioitor uonveyaneer,Notaryl:ub.
Ho, &o. Office-5anetone's Block 1 door
nortLoan.h of Central Rotel, Private Funds to
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. (late of Garrey &
Proudfoot's Office, Goderioh.) Office over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan.
` 47
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Licentiate Royal Graduate
DentalIISurgeonss.
Crown and Bridge work a specialtyy. Moder-
ate Pees. - Satisfaction Assured. Mace over
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry St., Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
JD. WARWICK,
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to .treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a Qom-
patent manner, Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry, Calle prompt.y at-
tended to. OfIIee and Infirmary—Pour doors
north of bridge •rurnberry et., Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
JA. MoNAUGBTON, 311. D.
O. M., L. R. C.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P .
B. Ont. Residence and ' office in Wilson's
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
J• M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Pbysiolan, Surgeon, Acoouoher, oto.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty, Member of College of Physloians
and Surgeons, Ont. - OPEXCE—Nett door to
MoDonald & Co., Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
V VH. MoCRACKEN,
Theurer of Marriage Licenses. Ofgoe
at hie Grocery, Turnberry Street. Brussels.
R N. "BARRETT,
.x.u• Tonsorial Artist* Shop—Next door
south of A. M. McKay & Co'shardware store.
Ladies'andohildrens hair cutting a specialty
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM•
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY Seemm.
la—No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
'] ELLZNGTON MUTUAL IN.
soatedoa1toearsurancef n Established
nd Fam
Property atvery low rates.
16-3m J. A. Ol0EIGHTON,
Agent,Brussels.
A HUNTER
Clerk of bhe Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Oonveyanoer, Notary Pubilo
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. 0olleetions made
Moe in Smote's Brook. Bruesols.
ISS O'CONNO3 , R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental
Plano or Oran; muei' Tues-
day
-
8 s day of eit sweek,
Reid -
den s 01 Wednesday. Street,
sash week, Reef-
donne on Princess Street, Brueaels.
rip A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
• 'Organist in St, John's Church,. Drug
eels and pupil, in the Arb of i1paohingg of A.
W.lhayer,Mus.Doo„New York, wfil give
lessons to 'pupils either on piano or organ,
at his parlor over A.R. Smith's store, Brim -
sale, Vocal lessons also given. Terms mod-
erate.
AUCTIONEERS.
( EORGE KIRKBY,'
kA Licensed Auctioneer.: Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms,. Parms and faim
stook a speelalty. Orders left ab TRE 900
PabnshingEoaeo,Brnssol0,or sancta Walton
P. 0., W111 receive prompt attention,
TS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
• ism, w111 sell for, better priteS, to
better mon in lase time and ices chargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't charge anything. bates and
orders can 'always be arranged at Mlle °Moo
or by personal application,
BRUSSELS POST 0PFI0.>;
moo Savings Bank takes Dopoeito from
to 81,000 and came Si per cent.
interest. T. PARBOW,
37.8m - Postmaster.
STONE I STONE d
Sit
Ally
quantity of Building Corner, Bubble,
and and
Porn loading atrBausselsQQuarry.
For price and tering imply to Quarry.
..37.41 Box 100 JN0, MI4'OHELL,
Brussels,