The Brussels Post, 1895-12-6, Page 8$;
GAMES
We think our stock in this department
ie oomploto, The following to„a partial
list of what We now have for sale
xiost Heir •, . 25o,
Fatnfliar Quotations • .. 200,
Telegraph Messenger ,,,. 160.
Butterflies 859.
Frog ,Pond ,
Snap Dimon. ....... 20o,
Parobeesi 26e.
Halms 200.
ll2innebah8 20o,
The Old Mill 500.
Hunt the Hare 40e,
Hunting Match... • 200..
Runaway Sheep,., .. , , 20e,
Oroltinole $1,25
Nations 250.
Authors, ewe. 250,
Our Orokiuoleat $1,25 wee made spec -
tally for our trade, the table being made
of oberey and oiled so that soretoheo, &o„
do not injure the board. We would be
pleased to show you our games whether
yon buy or not.
Deadman & McCall;
Druggists, Booksellers, &0.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
BOnTaEnli EBTBN0ION W. 9. & n.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
Goma Sovma. Omen n Noxva..
Kane . 0 80 a,mt IMixed 9:41 a,m.
Express ....•11:50 a.m. Mall 8:10 pm.
tinted ...... 9:00 p.m. Express 9:43 P.m.
and tetoA 4l tr4ivt
A chiel'o amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prene it.
D908018En.
25.1101E days in 1895.
Huna4R 1 for the oath system,
Hennes goods are to the front.
Tat Reeve is attending County Conn.
oil this week.
Smoot Board will meet on Friday
evening of next week.
FovnTn Division Court will be held in
Brneeels on Wednesday, 18th inst.
Bnussera regular monthly Horse Lair
wee held on Thursday of this week.
LenoE quantities of dry wood are being
hauled into town since the advent of
sleighing.
Axe interesting item of news is always
welcomed by Tao POST. We have no
use for spiteful personalities or insinu-
ations.
MDrameee nomination will take place
on Monday, Deo. 30th, and election on
January 6111, 1896. Ronald MoNanghton
and Wm. Aldridge will be the Deputy
Returning Officers for Brneeels.
Heva you a friend to whom you
would like to send Tao Pose 7 For $1 it
will be sent to any address in the United
States or Canada till Jan. 1897. . This
would be a splendid Xmas gift:
WE regret to bear that John Griever,
an old and well known resident of Bruit
eels, has found it necessary to make an
assignment in connection with hie groo-
ery and bakery business.A. Coueley ie
the assignee. A meeting of the credit.
ore, which are few, will be held on Friday
afternoon of next week, at8 o'oloak, at
A. Coneley's office.
To ADOPT TAE Odea SYSTEM. -The
uudereigeed wishes tointimateto the
general public that after 28 years of
credit business, be will, on December let
adopt the strictly oath plan. Good farm
produce will also be taken for goods, and
he asks hie numerous onatemer0 to still_
continue to give him their patronage, feel.
ing that he can do much better for them.
and in the end all patties will be better
satisfied. W. H. MoCEAOrEN.
Fro Exam) Some -The Ronald Fire
Engine tests proved so completely satis-
factory to the people of Acton that they
at once closed a bargain with Mr. Ron-
ald, retaining the engine that had been
sent there a short time ago and paying
over the cash. Anton has made era lie.
take in their purabaee and their tidy
little town will now be well proteoted. 1
Mr, Ronald, Foreman Watt and Engineer
Melsom were at Acton last Friday.
RE90L'DTION OF CONDOLENCE. -To the
Misses Raddiak: We, the members of.
Western Star Lodge, No. 149, I. 0. 0. P.,
Brussels, desire to express our deep sym-
pathy with you in the demise of your
beloved brother. We know something of
the value of true friendship in sickness
and in health as we have endeavored to
do our duty to our brother Odd Fellows,
bot we recognize the foot that the eon-
eoionenese of having the presence of the
"Friend that etioketh aloaer than a
brother" will bring greater comfort to
you. We mise our departed brother
from oar Lodge room and the emblems
of mourning remind ne that he will not
return to oar midst, but we wish to as-
sure you that we will always be pleased
to be regarded ae brothere, ready to aid
yoe in any way in our power, and by
this All, in a small degree, the plane of
our deosasedbrother. Signed on behalf
of the Lodge,
R. G. WIesoit, Noble Grand ;
W. BBIGaT, Secretary.
CoNdi1T,-Don't forget Mise O'Oon•
nor'e concert in the Town Hall, Friday
evening of this week. A fine program
will be presented, in which one of the
leading features will be a cantata entitled
"Dream of Fairyland." The Maypole
Dance, in which 8 little girls will take
part, will be well worth seeing. 13y
special request the comical "Shaking
Quakers" will be reproduced, In addi-
tion to the above there will be daetto,
solos, quartettee add inetrumentale.
Miss Smith, of Brntsele, and Mise
Houghton, of Wingham, will be the ac•
oOmpanidts. Opening 491009ton, the
Band ; instrumental du,"t, Miesee Mo.
Lauohlin and Sinclair ; c effete, "Dream
of Fairyland," 20 eharaot ra ; eolo, Miss
Amee ; instrumental duan, Miesee
Thomeoo end seeker ; solo, "Gates of
the Weet,' 'Mica Hill • dnett, "Doll
6999," May Sltene and Nellie Irwin ;
meet', the Beni ; 'Shaking Quakers," 7
characters ; vocal duett, '•1'm go thy,"
Annie and Albert Potion/1 - 0010, Mies
Ames; quartette, "The Fortune' Teller,"
Mimes Hill and lime and Messrs. Stra-
ohan and Rote ; "May Pole Dance," 16
Mee girls ; inetruniental, Miami' Leath -
mann ane Milliax, Plan of Hall at Fax's
dreg store.
H. L. JACKSON,
PRESENTS
Among the large and well
asserted etoelr of Xmee Goode we
have 180005805 thio year, we have
8e9ured a most hands:Wee and
useful line of Gifts suitable for
pred0ntatiOn t0
CKQCL TEACHEAS.
For Lady or Gentleman, the
beet value we 'lave ever had, the
Nicest Goode, Priem Away Down.
It will pay you to see them and
make your selections.early.
H. L. Jackson,
JEWELER.
OPP. AnnanxoAso Hower,.
Waoorrxo Dough is worrying quite a
number of ohildren in Brussels.
Tan minutes of Gray and Morris town-
ship Oounoile may be read on page 8 of
this issue.
MEsoRe, Boxer. & YANeTonn have had
a window placed in the South aide of
their office to afford a view in that quart-
er without the necessity of going outside.
To Common Roes informs ue that
only about $800 have been paid yet in
taxes. Every ratepayer ie expected to
have hie or her receipt before the 15th of
Deoember.
Tan lower floor in the Town Hall has
sagged about an inch under or alongside
the hallway leading to the cells. The
floor will be lifted and the joisting leaked
up and properly seoured.
8:45 on 1 o'anoor.-Principal Cameron
wishes to intimate to parents and pupils
that the doors of the school house will
not be open in the morning until 8:45 o'-
olook, when the ilret bell is rung, and at
1 o'olook in the afternoon. Pupils going
before the hours indicated will be unable
to gain admittance.
9. T. Peva has purchased the shop
situated Weet of Williams' livery
from L. McNeil, of Grey township. The
building will be converted into a black•
smith shop,. it is said. It has been
utilized ae a school room since` last
March, owing to the burning of the
school.
FnteT CLASS WORK. -One point that
was overlooked at the opening exercises
of the new school Wednesday of last
week, was calling attention to the fact
that in almost every inetaooe the work
was performed by local tradesmen.
That D. A. Lowry and staff did a good
job in the stone and brickwork and
plastering is universally conceded, and
competent judges say the same is true of
R. G. Wilsmt'a wood -work ; the plumb.
ing and galvanized iron work was oars.
fully attended to by Messrs. 'Wilton &
Turnbull ; the painting and glazing by
Messrs. Roddick & Wake, done in first•
class style ; and neat desks and comfort-
able chairs for the teachers supplied by
R. Leatherdale. A11 this goes to prove
that the contractors and mechanics of
this plaoe are competent men, able to
cope, successfully, with the largest oon.
tracts going. The work done by out-
siders was also well done and was oredit-
able to them. There is no "taffy" about
the foregoing, bub a plain atatement'of
feat, that may be verified any time by a
personal inspection of the new building.
OBIT. -An old resident of this locality
peened away to her reward on Wednes-
day evening of last week, at the borne of
her eon Thomas, in the person of Ann,
reliot of the late Joseph Gill. Deceased
removed from Brussels about four
months ago and although not in very
robust health, owing to the after effeots
of an attaok of la grippe, four years ago,
which left her with occasional rheum•
atioa, for a person of nearly 85 years she
enjoyed fairly good health. A neighbor,
Mrs. Norman, oalled to see the old lady
on Wednesday afternoon, when she was
asked to wash and dress her, as her time
of departure was near. The, request was
complied with and Mrs. Gill 'was 'then
asked to lie down on the bed to rest and
sleep. She died 15 minutes after, being
conscious to the last. Heart failure was
the cause of death, The eubjeot of 'this
notice was born at Hametwate, York-
shire, England, and was united in mar•
tinge to Joseph Gill, in Leede, when 22
years of age. They came to Canada in
1847 and after living in Toronto town-
ship moved to Hullett, from where they
settled in Grey township in 1854. Mr.
Gill died 11 years ago. Four sone and
two daughters survive. The body of de.'
ceased was brought to Bruesele on Fri.
day's hoon train and the interment was
made on Saturday afternoon, Rev. G. H.
Cobblediok conducting the service.
Thos. Gill, who is engaged in the grocery
business in West Bay City, accompanied
the remotes of his mother to Bruesele,
returning to Michigan on Monday.
No. 774, L. 0. L. -The annual meeting
of Brunetti L. 0: L., No.. 774, was held.
in the Lodge room on Monday evening,
W. M. Plum iu the chair. The following .
office bearers ware elected for the current
year :-
W. M., S. T, Plum ;
D. M,, Joseph Bowman ;
Secy., Mark M. Cardiff ;
Chap, W. R. Mooney ;
Trees„ George Cardiff ;
Fin. Seoy., Jno. Wynn
Dir, of OOr., David Smith ;
Leotarer, Matthew Wilson;
let Committee, Jas. Bowman
2nd " Jno. Ma0ntolieon ;
3rd " M. H. Moore, V. N. ;
4th " H. Mooney ;
5th . " F. MoCatcheon, jr,
Caretakers of Hall, Geo. Cardiff and :no.
Mooney. There are 46 members on the
roll and the intention is to organize a fife
and drum' Band, 15 strong, so as to be
ready for work by July 12911, 1896 when
it ie expected the annual Orange demon-
stration will be held in Rruseole. The
committee went to Blyth this week to
arrange for the purchase of fifes and
drams belonging to the Lodge in that
village, and will report on Saturday
evening, when the boys are to meet el
the Orange Hall, Owing 80 Municipal
election comiog on the let Monday in
January, the next regular meeting of the
Lodge, will be held on Tuesday, January
7th. County Lodge Will meet in Wing.
ham en the let Ta tebay in February.
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HEAD OFFICE, , TORONTO.
ASSETS, (Seven Difilllon Dollars)
CAPITAL (Authorized) .
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& Geuoral Banking Bieinese lTraneaoted. Fanners' Notes Dieoonnted,
Drafts Tinned and Colleotiono made 0n all pointe,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed 0u deposits of $1,00 and upwards from dal of dopoeft to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SI'OOIAL ATTENTION amen TO Tan QoLLEcmrog. OF FAnrsne SALE NOT189.. -
Every facility afforded Customers living et a diebanoe.
J. A. STEWART MMN4GIR.
Asesires
$7,000,000
92,000,000
les iG Enp&tnd
Beelt Fnoni 05110400.-A.. I. McCall,' Of
the firm of 1Deadmen & McCall, returned
on Saturday evening from Ohipago,
where he has bean attending lectures at
the • 01190ago Ophthalmia College and
Hospital, Mr, McCall wag euooeesfel et
his examinations and ie now in possession
of the College Diploma and degree of M.
0. (Master of Qptios )
Y, M. 0. C. -On Fuesdey evening of
this week a number of our young ' men
formed a CIO, known as the 'Young
Men's Obrietian Club, the memberehip to
be irreopeotive of ohuroh.' It objeote are
to light sin in all its forme and do alt the
gond "thee On. The following are the
alone :
President, Lorne Hunter.;
Vioe•Presidont, Eegineld Fletcher ;
Sea-Treas„ Ed. McNaughton 9
managing Com., Will. MoCraoken,
Owen Phillips and Jno. McInnis,
There are 17 members already and more
to follow.
Business Locals.
GnooEixise at McAlpine's.
DRY atovewood at McCracken's.
Lome, clear bacon at MoOraoken'e.
ORGANS and piano to rent. R.Leather-
dale.
PICTURE Frames for sale at Brewer's'
studio.
IF you want robes or blankets gall on
H. Dennis.
Ounis'IXAsgifts in the way of photo.
gral•he.et Brewer's studio.
2 011.li g seeu,„1-hand Organs for
sale cheap at R. Leatherdele's.
Latest stook of light harness sold at low
prides. H. Dennis.
Oua•horse dollars are all warranted.
H. Dennis.
BOOTS and shoes cheap and good.
I. C. Rioharde.
FREE hand crayon enlarging done up
A 1 at Brewer's gallery, Smith block.
Salem harness cheap, and a good stook
always on hand. I. 0. Richards.
Rolm, blankets and belle very cheap.
I. 0. Rioharde.
GEAR; BAG$. -Large size, full 16 oz.,
only $1.90 per dozen, at Smith & Mo•
Laren's.
BRING your rubbers, boots and shoes to
nu for repairs. We do them cheap and
good. I. C. Richards.
dos. MOALPINE has put in a line of
Groceries. Everything new and fresh,
n0 stale goods,
YOU can get Organs from 925 and up
and sewing machines at equally low
prices at R. Leatherdele's.
Tans don't keep wash tube or sarab
brushes, but just what you want in the
Grocery line at McAlpine's.
A emente of second hand road carte
in good condition for sale at low prices.
Also a few buggies. Jae. Walker, Brute.
eels.
BRvsoELe C. 0. F. have •reduced the
initiation rates to $8.00 for next three
menthe. For information Ball on A.
Reid, Wm•%Blaebill or A. Koenig.
Kenn'e Olover Root, the great Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the oomplexion and mires constipation.
25 oto, 60 ote and $1.00. Sold. by James
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
,gaILOa'8 cure is sold on a guarantee.
It oures incipient consumption. It ie
the best cough cure. Only one cent a
dose. 26 Me., 50 ole. and $1.00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Bruseele.
SAWS made to out feet and easy. Sec.
and hand saws bought and Bold, 'Point-
ers given on saw filing and the care and
management of saws, on Queen street
East, by T. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont:,
Master of Saws.
Pouuras.-The undersigned will take
any quantity of fowl for trade in gro0er-
fee, crockery, &c. The highest prices
paid. See bim before bringing them in,
so he Dan advise you how and what days
in the week to kill. W.H. Mdoneoxr,N.
Mee, T. 8, Horses, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the beet remedy
for a debilitaod syetem I ever need."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble ie
excels. Prioe 75 ate. Sold by Pas. Fax,
Druggist, Bruesele.
IF you are in need of anything in the
furniture, picture framing, window shade,
curtain pole, piano, 'organ or sewing
machine line come and get my prices be.
fore you boy. It will mate you money.
No trouble to show geode. R. Leather -
dale.
RIND WORDS FROM TIME FRIM VICTOR
MISSION Benin Cress. -0n behalf of the
Fred Victor Mission Bible Olaes I wish
to express our gratitude to you for the
box of Chase's Ointment which you sup•
plied in aid of our charitable work to the
infant ohild of Mrs. Browning, 162 River
street, Ten daye ago the child was
awfully afflicted with scald head, the face
being literally one eaab from forehead to
chin, and in that brief time a complete
euro bas been effected. Surely your gift
was worth more than its Weight in gold.
Marne Yuan,
265 Sherboarne St., Toronto.
"To Mr Lxee's no,,. -Old age brings
many Robes„ and paine which mint be
looked after if health is t0 be maintain.
ed. This depends more than anything
else on the kidneys. "I am 85 years old"
writes A, Dafen, farmer, Aulteville, Oat„.
"and have had kidney trouble for ilve
years. My eon advised Chaeo'a Kidney.
Liver Pills, and I obtained inetant re.
lief. I shall 8109 them to my life's end."
You.wfll' find Chase's Pills equally ef.
feotive for that lame back,
soltx7:
GRex.-Tn Blma, on Nov. 2199, the wife
of12r, Robt. Grey, of"a son.
LEoie,-le Illma, on Not. 10th, the wife
of Mr, Chas, Leone, of it Bon.
Denwz-G0BEn1,-On November, 30th,
at the residence of the bride's father,
by Rev. W. Kittlewell, Mr, John
Drewo, of Paris, to Miss Annie` M.,
neoond daughter of Mr. J. Gilbert,
South Dumfries.
MoDoNALD-MCIow 818, -At the Baptist
Parsonage; Frannie street, Wing.
ham, on November 20111,° by the Rev,
James Hamilton, Mr. James Thom•
as MoDonald, of Turnberry, to Mies
Agnes McIlwain,.ol Wingham,
Clow--Ona,-At the Manse,' Wingham,
on Nov. 20th, by Rev. D, Perris, Mr.
David Clow, of East Wawanosh, to
Mies Mary Orr, of Galt.
Woe -Mete -0n December 4th, at
Victoria Cottage, Brussels, by Rev.
R. Paul, Mr. Wm. Ward, of Elma, to
Mise Annie King, of Listowel.
Gare.-xn Wingbam, on November 26th,
Johu D. Sills, aged 44 yeare"and 10
months.
RANEIN.-•In Wingham, on NOV. 28111,
Wm. Rankin, aged 88 years and 4
mouths,
Sonia. -In Town Plot, Turnberry, on
Nov. 20th, Thomas Smith, aged 71
years and 4 menthe.
MOFABLANE.-In Blum, on Friday, Nov.
22nd, Thomas MoFarlese, aged 57
years end 8 months.
Gan, -In West Bay City, Mich.,' on
Nov. 27th, Ann, reliot of Joseph
Gill, aged 84 years and 9 months. .
FRIDAY, Dea., .13th. -Farm stook,
implements, &o. Lot 11, con. 18, Grey.
Sale unreeerved at 1 o'olook, sharp. Jno.
Coates Prop., F. 8. Scott, Auo.
LIvnepooe, Deo. 2.-A sale of Canadian
and American apples was held here to-
day. Canadian Baldwins fetched 14e 6d
to 17e 3d, and Greeninge, lie to 18a 9d
per bbl. Boston Baldwins sold for 12s to
13e 6d per bbl, and New York Baldwins
for 14o to 17e.
nom BuwoALo, Deo. 2. -Cattle oloaed
dull and weak, with 12 loads of .good
heavy steers unsold The bulk of export
steers sold late, at $5.25 to $4.40 ; a few
extra at $4.60; only a few odd head
above this. Hoge closed weak, with bulk
of Bales at $3.60, and a number unsold.'
Sheep and lambs closed lower ; Canada
lambs, 10o to 20o lower with 80 loads on
sale ; sales at 94.15 to $4.35 ; a few extra
at $4.40 ; Canada sheep, 33.50 to $3.75 ;
close steady for native stook, with bulk
sold. ND.
p5esLOs, in its weekly review of the British
ON, Deo. 2.e -The Mark Lane Ex -
grain trade says': -"English wheats have
been quiet, but steady, while foreign
wheats have been dull and have declined
an average of 6d. Cargo sales of Califor-
nia No. 1 have been made at 26e 95, and
secondary at 26s. Fine Manitoba sold
at 25e, and Duluth at 25s 3d. Corn' has
been steady, American January ship -
meats selling at 15s 6d. Oats and barley
have been quiet, and beans and peas a
shade dearer. To day English ;wheats
were rather lower, but foreign were 3d
higher. Corn "'declined 85. Grinding
barley improved 2d. Oats were weak.
Momenta, Dec. 2. -There were about
650 head of butchers' cattle, 50 calves and
1,600 sheep and Iambs offered for sale at
the east end abbatoir to day. Trade in
cattle continues rather demoralized. The
best butchers maintain that there were no
really good cattle on the market to -any,
and it is probable that none of the sales
exceeded 200 per 1b., and very few exceed-
ed 8c. Common dry cows and rough
stook in general sold ab from 2c to 20o
per lb., with Hard looking bulls and lean
old cows at about leo per pound. The.
calves were generally a poor lot and held
at from $8 to 96 each for common Veale,
and from $7 to $9 each for a few of the
best. The supply of cheep is muohlargor
than the demand and prime continue low.
Sheep sell at from 2o to Zea par pound ;
lambs sell l'n lots at from 30 to sic, per
Ib. A few superior lambs at about 33o
perlb, Fat hogs are plentiful, and sell
at from 83c to 4o per lb.
ToaoaTo, Deo. 2. -Market steady and
gefet. Wheat dull. Cara of red quoted
at 07c on Northern, and white at 68o,
west ; care of red said to have Bold at 66e;
Manitoba steady ; No. 1, hard, quoted at
680., and No.1 northern at 62o, grinding
in transit, Sarnia ; No. 1 hard quoted at
65o, and No. 3. northern at 68e, on track,
Midland elevator. Flour quiet. A bar
of new wheat,. Manitoba patents, sold
here at $8,75, but millers are asking 54 to
34.15 for old wheat patents; Cars of
straight roller quoted at 58.10, Toronto
freights, Barley in fair demand and
steady ; 10,000 bushels of No. 2 red sold
east for Canadian lnaletere at 42o, and'
NO. 1 quoted at 45o, and extra at 46o,
east. Buckwheat steady; cars sold east
at 320. Rye steadier ; cars selling at
46o, and west at 480.Oats steady ;
ears of white sold, middle freights, west
on C. P. 11. at 24o; and east at 249.
Peas Mandy, and offering north and west
at 500.
THE PEOPLE'S CDLIiNIN.
8) ROOMED COTTAGE ON
Turneerr Street for sale or
Apply to TH05.yBALLANTYNE, Brewsele. rent.
OUSEKEE EER WANTED.-
1L1
tbor Work light any no family. For ,
particulars O applyy19, 0.. WATSON,,1
Lot 8, Con, 10, WaltonGrcy,'PrO, Y0.8
TOR SALE OR TO RENT..
.i.' Asood binokanrith ehor In 000
With a woodellop,. doing a good bueinoee 0and
a'flrot-alas stand. Apply to
BONN WYNN,.0rusoele,
le le
Th. (l, 1896
We are now very busy opening out
our fine new stook of Xmas Goods, &o.
Saturday of this week we will be in full
swim for the Xmas season so come right
along and see what we have,
We have only spaoe to quote a few
of 9111' prices,
I G
Beautiful Celluloid Albums from 500, to 33,00,
Niro stock of Raphael Tucks, Emu and Nev Year Calde Dud Booltlots.
Iinmenee stook of Bibles from 25o, to $5.00.
Fine Papetrles in all the Newest) Tints.
A11 the Newest Winter Games at Greatly Reduced Prices, for example wo
quote Croldnolo Boards at 61,26 each,
Then we have all the Latest Novelties in Plush and Celluloid Goods,
And an immence stock of Toys of all kinds at
03800588
Queen's HOTEL.
FOX'S DRUG STORE.
AGIO LANTERN FOB
Sart.-MoAllieter•'s make, New York,
using the two gases, oxygen mid bydrogen,
with lime light. About 250 vlewa,prinoipally
09 Manitoba and the Northwest, A bargain.
Apply to 0. STUBBS, 1'11101, ' 21.2
SANTA CLAUS 'WOULD .IN-
l'onnrhfenumerous friends and patrons
that his headquartero is at the same old
stand ae former years, viz,;
DEADMAN & M0CALL'8,
Druggist, bookseller &e,
Saw Mill For $ate.
A saw mill will be offered for sale by Pub.
11e Auction in SOUTHAMPTON,. Bruce Co.,
on Tuesday, December 17th, 1896,
at3p.m, t7i1142x79feet;.engine 35and boil-
er 60 horse p»ower.; phonier, edging and batt•
tug eave0 ; shingle reaobine.and jointer ; good,
running order; timber convenient ; yard on
rail and river • big bargain. For particulars
write G. F.11LAIR or W. H. KEIR19,
Brussels, Ont.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN-
DERSIGNED ihas several good Parma for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morrie and Grey. F S. S0OTT. Bruogels
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-160 .acres of good farm land at
Springfield, miles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale at a low prioe. The property is
North East } Seo. 10,Twp. 11, Range 4, East.'
There is a house oa the premises and some
breaking done. For fall partioulars as to
price, title, 00., write or apply' to
G. F. BLAIR or W.11. KERIR,
50-85 • Brussels, Ont.
r',,ARM FOR SALE. -THE UN -
=maw= offers Me 100 acre Iarm, be-
ing L0118, Con. 5, Grey, for sale. There are
about 76 scree under cultivation, On the
premises - are a log house, good barn and
other necessary oat -buildings, also good or.
chard. School house on owner of lot. Im-
mediate possession. *acme of Fall wheat
in. Also hay and straw on farm. Easy
terms. For price oondltlons,l&o., app] to
ALEX. BREMNER, Proprietor, Ethel P.O,
Notice to Creditors.
IN Tali HATTER OP Jorw GnEWAlt, Op TEE
15131.810E or BnuoosLo, IN Tit -Covers
• or Homey= PROVINCE or ONTAEIO,
BAKER AND•. Gnome, AN INSOLVENT
DEBTOR.
Notice le hereby given that the above deb•
tor has_ made an assignment to pre is pur-
suance of the Revised Statutes .66 Ontario,
1887, Ohen.124, and amending acts, of all his
estate and effects.
A meeting of Creditors for the appoint.
went of inspectors and giving directions for
the diepoeal of the estate will be hold In my
aloe, over G. A. Deadman's Drug Store, in
the Village of Brussels, on FRIDAY, DEO,
1199, A. 1).1805, at the hour of 8 o'clock in
the afternoon. Creditors are requested to
Ole their claims against the estate with me,
duly verified with :affidavits, on or before the
date of such meetiaaq
A19DREW COUSLEY,
Assignee, Brussels.
Dated at 13 reseals, 90th Nov„ 1805.
AU CTIQN SALE
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS,
The following property will be offered- for
sale by Public Anetiou at the ,AMERICAN
HOTEL in the VILLAGE OF.. BRUSSELS,
on Friday, Beeember 20th, a.. D. 1895,
'at one o'clock in the afternoon under the
power's of sale oorltaleod in a certain men -
gage which will thou , e produeerL viz, ; the
North hclf of Lot 80, Con, 8, s, ane111p of
Morrie, containing about 100 sores, and wtloh
maY lie known ae the George Hewitt farm
and i0 orwoe lately occupied by one Ashton.
On the premises are Bald- to be erected a
good House and a fine new barn on stone
foundation.
TEnnte. Ton per contemn at time of ea1e.
Liberal terve for payment of balance will be
made known at time of sale.
For further partioulare and - asoditione of
Dale app ly to AFD12CW OOIIBLEY, -Esq.,
Brussels,or to ROBINSON, O'BRIEN & GIB -
SON, Vendors' !Wieners, 74 Church 08,, To.re nte.
Tenders for Supplies, 7896.
The undersigned will receive teueere for
supplies up to noon ou
MONDAY, DEC. 9, 1896,
Vox the supply of butchers' meat, butter,
dairy and creamery, giviuk+rias for each,
flour, oaten eel, potatoes, eordpwood, oto for
the following institutions during the year
1808, vla.:-
At,the Asylum for the Insane in Toronto,
London, Kingston, Hamilton, Minder), Brook-
ville and Orhlla ; the Oentral Prison and
Mercier Reformatory, Toronto.' the Reform a-
tortq for Boys, Pe0etanguiohene ; thelnati-
tations for the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville,
and the Blind at Brantford.
Two ev0101008 enretiee Will be required for
the due ,fullllmentof'each nontraot. &Maid-
catiGns'end fonds of tender eon only be had
by making application to the Ba5Oara of the
reapeotive Institutions,
N.10.-Toudero are not required for the sup-
ply of meat 50 the.eeylume In Toronto, Lon-
don, Klogaton, Hamilton and Walloo, nor to
the Central Prisozl and Menet Reformatory,
Toronto.
Tho lowest 00 any ,tendernet necessarily
!weeptod.
51, O3BIBTn9, •
T. P. CHAMBERLAIN,
JAMES NOXON,
Importers of PHtooe acid Ptibile Cllarltlea,
Parliament BUildingo, Toronto, Rev. 25th,
1905. 20'2
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
-t' { . L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,.
•' Solicitor and Conveyancer. Oolleo
tions made. Olfloo-Vanotone'o Block, Bros..
eels, 21.3m
,. M. SINOLAIR,
•
Solicitor, Conveyancer ,Notary Pub-
lio, &a. oillae-Vanetono'e Block 1 door
north of Central Hotel,Private Funds to
Loan.
A/I. G. CAMERON,
ivy • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderich,
Ont,. ODloe-Hamilton St.,. opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
G. F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &a. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot'e Office, Goderioh,) Oflioo over
Gillies& Smith's Bank, Bru0eal0.
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
AVID S 0N,
Honor Graduate Toronto 'University,
Lleentiute Royal Oollege Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a epeolaltyp Moder-
ate Fees. Satisfaction Assured. O*oe- over
Barrett's barber abop, Turnberry St., Brus-
sels. -
VETERINARY.
T - 'D. WARWICK,
CP • Efonor Graduate of the Ontario
veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of dcmestioated.animals in a com-
petentmanner,'Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. °Mee and Infirmary -Four doors
north of bridge Turnberry et., Bruges's.
MEDICAL CARDS.
71A. 111oNAUGHTON M, P:.
• O.M., L. R. O.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wilson's
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
T- M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.'
rJ • Phyoiolan,- Surgeon, Accouober, etc.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of, Phys)olane
and Burgeons, Out, Oppiog-Ne,xb door to
McDonald &.00„ Walton Out.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WH. MoCRAOKEN,
• Iosnrer of Marriage Lfoenooe. Omen
at. hit Grocery, Turnberry street, Bruesele.
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist. :Shop Next door
south of A. M. McKay 85 Oo's hardware store.
Ladies'and ohildren hair butting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
IN011R5e09,..
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER.
Issuer of Marriage Li0ense8,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY STORE.
ta'No Witness. Required.
T.FLETOHER, Brussels..
ELLINGTON MUTUAL IN.
e01Anen Co. E0tabliahed 1040. In•
auraneee affected on all Town and Farm
Property at very low tette
d.
A. 01REIGHTON,
ir„Sm Agent, Brussels.
A LEX. HUNTBB, 1
Clerk of 'the -Fourth'Division Oonr.
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Ineuranoe Agbnt. Fonda
invested and to loan. Oollootiane made
Odleo jn Smalo's Block, Brneeels --
T.
A. HAWKINS, MM
, C. S. .'
t.
Olin BJohn's Choral, olTpupi,.neArt ofTeaching, of Mae.Coo.,Now York, will-g(ye
os
nd
lessonsto pupils either on piano or Organ
at his parlor over A.R. Smith's store, Brus
eels. Vocal le00one also given. Terms mod -
orate. •
Notice to Creditors,
IN TEE BgnI1o0ATE Counr or 31115 0008NTY
OF HURON, IN THE 100381810 010 WILLIAM'
RODDI011, 011 TIMVILLAGEor 116303111.0,
PAINTER, Dreams/in.
Notice le hereby given pursuant to Chap,
110,R. 8.0„ and amending acts, • that all ore.
ditore and others baying leiaime against the
estate of the abeve named WUliam Roddlo,
demeaned. who, died on or about the Fifth
day of November, A. D, 1895,are required to
deliver or send by poet prepaid to G.F. Blair,
Brussels, Solleitor for Robert G. Wilson, Ad.
mimetratar of the estate of the deceased, on
or before the pith. Day of December, A, b,
.1895, a statement in writing containing their
names, addroosog and descriptions end' full
partioulare 01 their claims and the notate. of
their murales (if any) hold by them; and in
default thereof, and as noon' after the Enid
Mb. day of D o00mber de the same earl con-
veniently be done. ,the said Admnietrater
win proceed to dl0tribntethe Asada of the
decanted among the parties entitled thereto,
having
iu 1 then have had nutlet§ arriid bow will of
bo liable floe the assets of said oetato or say
part thereof in distributed, to lany person of
whose claim 1,6 bite not bad notice at the
time Minion dietributien.
G, F.IILAIR,
solicitor for Adminletrator,
Dated at Brussels, NO, 27,1846,
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