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A. fresh supply of the Genuine
William's Pink Pills
at G. A, DEADMAN'S
PiIGO & BOOK STORE,
104
1,11^
New and Second Hand
Rudge Bicycles.
G. A. DEADMA.N,
Druggist, Bookseller, dm.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Brassele Station, North
and South, as follows:
- GOING Goma. GOTNO 0012773.
Ste.11
Express 11:00 son, Mall
7:02 um, I Mixed 0:40 a
8:18 pail.
an .
Mixed .........8:30 p.m. xpress 0(38 p.m.
ramt alcws Vans,
A eidel s amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll p0001 11.
C-AMDENING 00 to the front.
Wa,vr about a bicycle club?
&moo Board Friday evening of n:
week.
THE Water lank on Church street car,'
in one night laat week.
War. BLABBILL attended the funeral of
Alex. Gemmill, Rowick, last Sunday.
COLEMAN 131tos, are having 20 cars of
coal delivered at the Euterprise S tit
Works.
By. J. ROSS, 13. A., and Rev. 1. Ne-
Quarrie, (.1 Wingliam, exchanged pu',,its
last Su
NEXT Tuesday the License Com' is.
sioners of East Heron meet at :ha
Central Hotel, Brussels.
GOoD prices were paid for a numbsr of
hoses at the Monthly Fair held ou
Thursday of last week.
Amman meeting of the Commit will
be held next Monday evening to ree,iive
tenders for lumbar, cedar and gravel
W. D, 1:14ay, Manager of the Broads
Branch of the Stannard Bank, has
purchased a fine sorrel driver and saddle
terse from Councillor Thomson.
OWING to his work at the Salt Works
interfering with the performance of duty
Jno. Cousley has declined to act as
Pound -keeper for the corporation.
Tire "Emerald" revival team in con.
nection with the Royal Templars of q
lemperance, is expected to put in a a
week's work in 13rusaels in the near
future.
THE outside North wall of the present
postoffiee has been removed this week
preparatory to the erection of brink in
connection with the new store to be built f
by Postmaster Farrow this season.
AT0 special meeting of the Council,
• last Friday eveultig, au order was given B
'foe 300 feet of new hose for the Fire a
Department, 11 eoets 90 cents per foot, a
WWI P. discount of 3% and a guarantee af
5 years.
THE union meeting, of the various s
Christian Endeavor Societies of Brae.
sels was held last Sunday 00011109 10 the
Methodist oburoh at the close of the
regular church services. An hour was
profitably spent by the large audience.
W. H. Kerr presided.
1 P. M. ea SATURDATS.—Comrnenoing
with May the Standard Bank in Brus-
sels intends closing every Saturday after.
noon at 1 o'clock iuetead of 3 o'clock as
they have been doing. There will be no
ahange in the other days of the week.
Persona having business with the Bank
will do well to keep the above change in
mind.
THE Clinton News.Record says :—"Dr.
Shaw has bought from W. W. Farran
the well.hred mare by "Fayette Wilkes,"
dam by Daniel Lambert, at a good
figure. The animal is a perfect beauty
and the Doctor is to be congratulated on
securing so swift a pieoe of horseflesh."
The Dr. has been elected President of the
Clinton Lacrosse club.
To nocomrnodate church goers the
gallery of the Methodist churoli has been
thrown open. The seats have been dp.
holstered and carpet put on the stair.
ways. Additional lamps will be supplied
so as to make it 000 of the moat desirable
locations in the church. Some 40 Ut-
tinge have already been taken by the
young people of the congregation.
As Edmonton paper of April Ord
says M. Parsons, of London, Ont„
representing the Brussels Engine Works
Co., is in town, and delivered s free
lecture on fire protection in Robertson's
Hall last Saturday evening. There were
between sixty and seventy ratepayers
present and Mayor McCauley presided.
The tank system WW1 recommended, and
it was estimated that the engine, hose -
reel and tanks oomplete would cost about,
912,000,
Brim. D, B. MoRat, of Crambroole, has
purthased a young registered Jersey cow
from G. A. Deadman, Wm. Patton, of
ALorris township, buys a 2-year.old bull
auel another calf. The marked intermit
in dairy products and the high prim of
ordinary milch oows no doubt increase
the demand for Jerseys. The difference
in price, Mr. Dead:man states, is so little
that more are willing to ,jay it and have
the beet.
Roam: and streets are drying tipeplet
dilly and the Spring hum ie begiunin
010.30ACK
AS JACKSON was attending the Pxovi
alai Tont meeting at Toronto tilde we
representing the Maombees of Britesel
CAPT. WINN and wife of the Salvatit
Army have removed 'froni Brussel
Their sueoeseore have not reached hei
yet.
Is the published echoed report in last
150145 of Ton POST the pupils credited
with promotion to the 03113 clam, should
have been ander 4th.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON FIRST PAGE.
THE BRUSSELS POST
1- BoLonsA.—Win. make), 0.11 the
9. bologna he sells, so that customers can
11. depend on getting a, good &Miele. Call in
I311 and get a trial 1)0111.711 11 you have not
a. need it: before.
Oun photos are pronounced the best
0. and. moat artietle, We are always pre.
ie
Business Locals,
Fagan garden seeds at McCracken's.
l'wo keys found. Ask at Tu s Poo:.
(Innen Xeathere wanted. Apply to
11, Leatherdale, 13russels.
NEW jllInp seat buggy for sale elleap.
Apply at Too POST Publishing House.
11, J. STRONG'S ettbinet photos run from
92.00 to 94,00 per doz. All are first-olaes.
Loos out for window mast week. Some-
thing new in photo line.
ht. J. Strong, Photographer.
SUITS for nieu and boys are now going
fest. Why not join the prooesaion at D.
C. Ross'.
Wassen.—A good, smart boy to learn
the butchering. Apply at Win. Blushill's
Wolter shop.
Dar wood wanted, either nordwood or
stove wood. Apply at TUE Posy Publish.
ing House.
&um a few of those 910.00 and 911.00
suite left. Can and get one before they
are all gone. D. C. Ross.
Caz and get ono of those nobby and
fashionable hats before your size 10 gone.
D. 0. Ross, The Ratter.
WHY do we do the best trade in town ?
Bemuse we keep the largest, flabbiest
aul cheapest stook and tarn out the best
fits01 town. D. 0. Koss.
Ire]: on human and horses and all
&Lune iS cared in BO minutes by Wool-
ferd's sanitary lotion. This never fails.
Warranted by G. A. Deadmem.
liet gm added new accessories and
backarounda to my gallery I am now in
shape to turn out extra fine photos. at
iving prices. H. J. Strong.
Pr 1. ts never before been possible to
get in Brussels such a seleotion of A 1
wools or such superb garments in lit or
ts you can get from D. 0. 1toss,
WE 1021 01.10111111, a line of photos. at
95.00 per doz. which are right out of
eight. Don't fail to sae them. Rentem•
bee a.: do no cheap Johu work.
H. J. Strong, Photographer.
"Dian Cyoliet" of Jail 27th says :—
"Axe ef one thing a, purchaser may be
certaie, a "New Rapid" bicycle won't
oollap.e."
3AS. BALLANTINE, Agent,
Brussels.
"Wursuriter," of August 31st says :—
".As everybody knows, the staying pow.
era uf ''New Rapid" cycles are secoud to
none, C. A. Palmer having very wisely
put durability and excellence of 01 114111-
81101:100 first."
3.041. BELLANTINE, Agent,
Brussels.
"Srx days shalt thou labor," says the
great Lawgiver. To do good work, man
must be at his best. This condition is
attained by the nee of Ayer's Sarsitparff-
a,11 overetemes that tired feeling,
nit:iens the appetite, improves digestion
ud makes the weak stroeg.
THE confidence that people have in
Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a blood medioine
s the legitimate and natural growth of
mauy years. Is has been handed down
rom parent to child, and is the favorite
amity medicine iu thousands of house•
olds.
WELL-DIGOM AND Dammrse.—George
irt has all the necessary machinery for
igging and drilling wells and is prepar-
d to attend to all work entrusted to him
n a way that Will insure :satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
bare. Terms reasonable. Residence
mooed door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry sI., Brussels. 34-0
Tus HOWPACT0127, —On Thursday
afternoon of last week J. D. Konald, who
held a chattel mortgage against
machinety in the Rowe woollen factory,
had the bailiff take possession and as es
-result the factory was clotted down, 7.0
is ubfortunate that it le eo as 33011esel0 is
net overloaded with industries. There
Was no electric light on Thursday and
Friday night owing to the trouble. As
to what settlement or arrangement will
be arrived at le not 1111 91500111 known bet
ii-js to be hoped something will be
speedily done go tts to get the Machinery
again in Motion,
WHAT AMERICANS Tines Or OUR Hem.
me,—I have met several delegates from
Idaho, Oregon and Dakota, all of whom
are well pleased with this country sad
they tell me that there will be a large
immigration from those states the com•
ing season. This country is pre•eminen b.
ly adapted to raised farming and I would
strongly advise those seeking a change to
come and look over it.
sons WEST,
Edmonton.
THE MONTREAL WITNESS.—Tho Mont.
real Witness, which is to move into its
own building next Spring, will be by far
the best equipped newspaper in a me•
chemical point of view, in Canada. its
immense Hoe quadruple machine will be
capable of turning out 60,000 eight page
or 80,000 twelve or sixteen page papers
an hour, printed complete on both sides,
ant, pasted and counted in piles of fifty.
This will be one-third faster than any
other press in Canada. In addition, its
matter set on the Mergenthaler Lino-
type, which gives a new, dean face of
type every issue, and its, form will be
compaot and beautiful. The Witham, al-
though old and reliable, is up to the front
in respect of enterprise, and its readers
expect, and are not satisfied with any-
thing bub the best, The prim of the
Daily Witness is three dollars a year, of
the Weekly Witness one dollar, and the
Northern Mesmnger, publielied from the
eamo house, is thirty mute. Agents
wanted in every town, village and P. 0.
Specimen oopies will be sent free to any
of our readers, ou application to the pub.
lishers.
ail/ES SLAM'S CASE.-1Tapanes, April
10th.—A. highly interesting calm has
happened in this town, which is creating
o gnod deal 01 comment. James Blair, a
well.known merehant tailor here, has for
fourteen years been a sufferer from that
terrible complaint, known as Bright's
disease of the kidoeys, Te mitered so
terribly that one hours work at the Emit-
ting table would oompletely exhaust him
and he had to almost give up work alto'
gether. He tried almost every known
remedy for bis complaint, but without
may good 00511010, Medical Mau and
patent medioineet failed him and he was
gradually getting worse every day.
.Finally be read re dispateb in one of the
local papers stating that a man named
Murray, living is Gravenhurst, had been
mired. of Kidney trouble by tieing Dodd'o
Kidney Piga. As a lea resort lifr. Blair
began taking these pills and three boxes
made e. now man of him, and seven
boxes completely mired him. Mr. Blair
is back at work again and says that ho
feels twenty years younger and that
them pills completely cured hiin, tIlo
reeevery hat omitted quite a sensation.
pared to make any size from the small
unaba,,,a, 14, the ;IN dim, my" parfr,,B Agencies 011 all principal yoilite in Ontario, Quebec, Illanitoba, United Stales (01enpland.
and all exeouted in flret.olass style.
0. E. Peery.
"Otin Boys van) UHILEI."—This is the
title of a new magazine for young people,
publiehed by the Ladies' Companion
Pub. Co., 166 King street West, Toronto.
It is very artistio in appearance and full
of capital reading matter, much of whith
le original. The illustrelions are very
Bee, 1,00 Bo nonierous as to mane the
reader feel as if 91010105 were being made
to take the place of reading matter, and
00011 piettlee really illustratee some
artlole contained in the magazine. It is
gratifying to know that snob a journal is
going into the hands of the yonng people
of Canada.
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SEIND,11?1) 134.7VE 01? 0,4,11D4.
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HEAP OFF(OE. - TORONTO.
ASSETS, - (Seven Million 1)ollare) . 97,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) - - - 92,000,000
I.E...4,MS227711771,
SAGILTHER—PrTos,.—At the Methodist
Parsonage, Winglion, on April 6th,
by Bev. S. Sellery, 33.33., Dir. joseph
Smelteer, of Dungannon, to Miss
Elizabeth Fitoh, of Belmore.
330s3ess—Stamasse—In Morris, an April
11th, by Rev. J. W. Prins, of Blue -
vale, Miss Laura Sellars, second
daughter of 11r. Joseph Sellars, to
Mr. John Boman, of Kat Portage.
DEEM—S01PSON.--A1 the residenoe of the
bride's mother, on April litai, by Rev.
D, Forrest, Mr. Henry W. Deem, to
Miss Mary, second daughter of Mrs.
A. Simpson, of boundary of Me-
===.
OE:2151/1.L.—In Ilowick, on the (ith inst.,
Alex. Gummi'', aged 46 years.
MON11102111127.—At Deloraiue, Man„ an
10th inst., aohn Montgomery, aged
58 years.
MoNsm.—In Grey, on the 10th inst.,
alargaret, beloved wife of Peter Mo.
Nall, aged 42 years, 2 months and 17
days.
McEwss.—In Bluevale, on 91h
Mary Agnes, skint darighter of W.
A. EthEwen, teauher, aged 8 years
and 4 months.
Caswtax.—Maggie E. Caswell, daughter
of the Rev. J. Caswell, of Grimsby,
and formerly of Lnoknow, died on
March 29th, aged 18 years and 03
mouths.
TUESDAY, April 18.—Farin stook, im.
plements, cto. South i; Lot 23, Con. 4,
Morris. Salo al 1 o'olook sharp, Geo.
Brewar, Prop., Geo. Kirkby, Auc.
Tolitficyo, April 1101.—Flour, extra,
92.00 to $8 ; straight roller, 92.95 to 95..
20. Wheat, white, 650 to 60c ; spring,
No. 2, 610 to 62o ; red winter, 050 to 600
goose, 00o to 61c ; Manitoba. hard, No. 1,
82e to 82io ; Manitoba, hard, No. 2, 79c
to 80e ; Manitoba bard, No. 3, 74o to 75e
frosted, No, 1, 05o to 60o. Peas, No. 2,
56e to 57e. Barley, No. 1, 44o to 450;
No. 2, 40e to 40o ; No. 3 extra, 85o to
•, No. 8, 82c to 34o, Oats, No. 2, 824u
to 33,10. Sales—Goose wheat outside at
glo ; peas outside at 57c.
LONDON April 1001.—The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the
British grain trade, says : In 68 mar-
kets there has been 6e1 improvement in
English wheat. The sales sinoe the
harvest have been 3,921,060 qrs., the de-
crease, as compared with last year, being
due to the low prices. In oonsequenoe
of the low values wheat has been fed to
stook. The imports of foreign wheat
Untie the harvest amount to 8,088,247
qrs., and the imports of dour to 4,183,-
416 qrs. Both the imports of wheat and
Sour show a deorease. The stocks have
all decreased since January. There are
2,918,000 qrs. of wheat on passage to
Great Britain. Flat corn in Mark Lane
is weaker ; round and yellow is firruer.
The stock of aorn in London is 80,000
qrs. against 87,000 qrs. at the same time
last year.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y., April 11111.—
Cattle, Only a few lots left over from
yesterday on sale ; these were taken by
local butthere at yesterday's prices.
Sheep and lambs, offerings, 65 oars ;
market fairly active and easier; the top
of the lambs brought 96.90, but later
ohoitie sold at 96.80, and good lambs at
96.60 to 96.60. Sheep were also easy 10
price, the best ones—vary good ones—
going at 95.90 with 96 full outside values
for extra prima; the balk of the offer-
ings were wool stook, the slipped lambs
and sheep selling generally at yesterday's
prices ; common to fair butchers' stock
were 10o to 15o lower. Spring lambs
firm for choice, but light were in too
heavy supply and sold lower. Hogs, the
fresh receipts of sale bogs to -day were
only 2 cars and they sold at all kind of
prices ; one deck went at 98.35 straight;
a, load of dairy fed Oanadas brought 98
straight, and a small lot went at 98.05 to
98.20.
laic:mg:nub, April tllth.—The Montreal
Stook Company, Point 50. Charles, re.
port as foliates : The receipts of evil
stook at these yards for the week ending
April 8 were as follows 1 180 cattle, in.
003111114 20 left over from previous week,
120 ebeep, 286 hogs and 208 calvee, of
which 5 cattle and 25 sheep were mit on
hand. Trade during the week was dull,
the demand being limited, owing to
butchers having seemed a large supply
the previous week—Ilaster. Tho supply
was light and Bold at low prices and a
tailing off in prima resulted, We quote
the following ite bein g fair values
0,403018, butohers' good, 4a to dic ; hutch.
ars' medium, Bo to 843o ; betehers' culls,
2e to Bac ; hogs, 843o ; 0 elves, 93 to $4 ;
sheep and Iambs 94.60.
OREAVORZ8
A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers' Notes Disoounted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all poll:at).
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION OVEN TO sue Oormiscirios OP PA14:21111W SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
W. D. HART, ItIsssann.
CaLLIES & SMITE, BAITICEEZ
:8Uss.-E)I.S,
Transact a General l3anking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FAKIKEES' NOTES DISCOUNTED,
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
SearANGS Rance ONAVOrifirAY2".
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwarde at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal a Ithe mid of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
4300 effect 10 Writo 10821P4111e0 In Old Finglish or siaaadiaa siampaniaa, or ili mid.
sal Compainies as maly be 110811:021.
AMINTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANAD/AN BANS Or COAIMBE011,
INVMMOIMICominorp.......10.1.114211••••.1111116111NAINAIIIIII,
TMPROVED LARGE WUITE YORE -
_IL. SHIRE BOAR.
The undersigned will keep for service this
present seam the 30030011011 largo white
Yorkshire pig i'llently" 00 lot 20, 400.0,
Morris, to which a limited number of sows
will he taloa. Terms $1.00 tithe paid at
time of service, with the privilege of return.
ing if necessary. Pedigree may be 0000 111'-
oe application. 1001114100 NICHOL,
1512 Proprietor.
THE PLS COLLIML
QUANTITY OF HAY FOR
sale. Apply to
T. Mai 11130.031,
Queen st., Brussele.
pu JIB BRED JERSEY 13E1—
FEB min' for sale. Wed from Ono of
the best m llhlsg stmins in Canada, Apply
to S. R. SMITH,
at A. McKay di Ca's., Hardware Store,
Brussels,
;EGGS FOR HATCHINGR
FO
13Azu.—Eggs of Pure Bred Black Min.
roes, end White Leghorne, from Thos.
Rice's hest 0500ln,$3,05 per setting (38), Al.
so 1 trio of Bieck Minorcas, cock no relation
to liana and two Leghorn Cockerels. All of
best stook in Ontario.
atf W111, 39033101110, Senforth,
TER SEY BULL FOR SER—
V vreE,—Stoelt for the creamery is fast
cc Mix:Eta the front. It will pay you to have
steam, with lint Ouse (sews it you
have tnell. Por further particulars apply
at my Thug 0011 330031 Store,
G, A. BRADMAN, Brussels.
TENDER S WANTED—TEN-
-A- Dims Neill be reoeived by the under-
siguecl, lip to May 15th, for veneering the
Batman church, Morris, with brick. All
material fureished by committee. For
iurther information apply to
J. W. PRING, Pe dor,
Bluovale.
10011 SALE OR RENT.-001V1-
001MBLIC house on Mill street 131:115-
8018, 100 sale or to rent, (3000-0 00 land, with
good well end stable on premises. Pm fur-
ther particulars apply to
JOSEPH CLEGG, Brussels,
00 20 3011N BROM:MOOT, 2 doors East of
aforesaid house. 11.
TENDERS.—THE TRUSTEES
of SU 11013313 Metboiliat 01=0 will re-
eeive team s up to May 101h, MS, for dig-
ging out foundation and puttiag a atone
wall under aforesaid Methodist Church.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. For particulars apply either to
LAWmegog WHEELER, 9100. PARKER,
or 1030. 110300510,0,, 011 01 Supshine.
F, BAINUS, Secretary.
REAL ESTATE.
"WARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
_11.2 TEM/CM= 12135 several good rants f or
Bale and to rent, easy terms, in Townshipti
of Morris and Grey. I' S. SOOTT.Beinise/s,
WM.
20f) ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
The 200 acre farm, being 1018 10
and 12, eon. 10. Grey, is offered for sale. 180
acres are cleared end the balance well tin1-
bored. Buildings first -ohms. 010110011,3380,
dm. School hello within 40 rode. Posses-
sion given at once if desired. For further
particulars as to price, 'Lerma &e. imply to
DIRS. NVALhER,
8-10 Roseville P.O.
or NELSON BUMMER, on farm.
FARM FOR SAL15.—BEING
neat LOt 18, Con, 5, Grey, eontabliug
00 55100 211000 or less, 85 eons cleared, and
free Dom stumps, newly seeded and in good
shape, 5 acres in Fall Wheat and put in well.
There is about 0 acres of bush, part hard
wood, and part cedar and the balanoe is
pasture lane. Thera is a never failing
simply oi water, ono well at yard and a
spring in the blab. Plitoo is drained and
well fencedwith oeder fencing. 713040 le n
good franca bonne with kitchen and wood-
shed attached, a good triune barn on posts.
Buildings are comparatively new, good or,.
chard mad garden, school house right abyour
door. 8 01110) 2.7010 post office and reilwey.
0 mile,, from Bruelmle. The farm 10 a corner
lot and nicely situated. The land is good
and lies nicely and COM be bought very (Mean
as the owner wants to hay 5 larger place.
TOMS roasoilable. For torus and partieu.
lees apply on prinniees to owner,
0.13.0110111,
00-04 or by letter to lilting P. 0.
7531,07.7,337I22.0 avc..e..asaclarza, QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
I. utast. lots n and 12, oon. le, Township
Xotoi wheat 62 64 of Grey. Comity of Eleven, contnbling SOO
Spring Wheat ... 58 60 OCIOS, tbo property of the late John Robert-
Barleson. 100 acres cleared and free from ob.
y .... ..... BO 35
stractiors, 10 aeras limb, mixed timbet,
00
Peas 55 balance pertly element Soil (slay loam,
Oats 28 BO 50:4111y rolling. Falwell with straight rail
Butter, tuba and rolls16 17 femme and watered by two welts and te
Eggs per dozen.... 10 (10 5311155 privilege, Conimedieue dwelling
house, with largo woodshed. attached anti
Flour pot barrel.. ..... 3 00 8 50 as .3...u.o00 cellar under bouee. Two three
Potatoes .., 60
Hay poi: .. 7 0 00 barns, stone stabling and other oubbuild-
00 lugs. Two good hearing 14.75139,0±10,14.75139,0±10,erne:
Rton
Salt per 13131., retai0 l" 1 00 00 mental trees and emelt fruits. 41 nuke
from Bressols, &lively town on the G, W. 31.,
111400 trimmed 34 nonvenient to oboe], Oh020212011 11.00 /10211;
nictot] rough 8 oillee. Tide property lies wog, is a east-
„ mess 4413114 end stook 800(0 anti should be
Sheep skins, each 60 1 Cu aeon by Intending purchasers as lb is Om: -
Lamb skim (atoll 65 00 eel at a bargain. Per further MRSpertleulitre0.1tO fl la itei SON,
Apples per bag. ... ......., 50
Wool. .. ” ........ "..,17 i. , ' V
0180 ath"011Yirte°1:eisee, or by letter to draiihrook .
Park "we"! ... . . VV. 6,6 *4 7 00 7 50 , 0, 110.3
INFORMATION WANTED.
Iio Tirn ESTATE OF 3011221 LEITH, OF 17121
TOWNSHIP OP GPOROINA, IN THE
COUNTY 01' YOBS, 311101TAN, inticsasam.
Notice le hereby given by the undersigned
Benetton; for the Exec:inter of the above-
named James Leith, that information is
0011 at ou behalf 02 2130 said *Rev:inter as to
the whereabouts or residence of David
Leith, who in or about the year 1803 resided
111 tho Township of Grey, In the County of
Addrese all 0011151410000 0i005 00
A.T111E/4 S 4, ALLAN, Solicitors,
Traders' Bank , Toronto.
Dated at Seitforth, llth, 18Ikl.
•
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Pursuant to Revised Statutes or puerto,
chap, no, potter, is her eby given that all pOr-
Boos having elnime against the estate of
JAMES FULTON, Nvho died in the Town Ship
of (lrey, on the 27111 day of December, 1802,
are requested to send o statement of their
claims, postpaid. with prover vouchers
thereto, to Janet Fulton. 0030 04 the Exam -
tors of the deceased, at alonerleff P.0..00 or
before the 1st Day of May, 1). 1883.
And farther take notice that alter the
sal,(day , 110 vaocatars ain
to cllotributs 0110 BEMIS 0, the said
deceased among the persons entitled there-
to, laving regard only to such chains of
which notioe has thee been etyma, and the
Executors will nob bo liable for said assote
or 0041 32011 thereof, so distributed to any
poison of whose claim notice shall not have
beau received at the time of such distribu-
Dated at Township of Grey 01130 2111 day of
April, 1803.
JANET FULTON,
384 Ono of the 'Executors.
Notice to Creditors.
IN YEE MAYaina OF TIDO POTATP OP WILI,L111
CAMPBELL, LATP, OP THE TOWNSHIP OP
G1ur, /14 Tun COLINT7 OP LIOliON, 7E0.
MAN, DECEASED.
Notice is herebY given pursuant to Chap.
310, Section 80 of the Revised Statutes of On-
tario, 1887, that all creditors and others hay -
lug any tan ims, liens or (1 emends against the
estate of William Campbell, late 01 1118 said
Township of Grey, yeoman, deceased, Who
died on or about tho eleventh day of Janu-
ary, A.D. 1808, are required to send by post
Dropaid or deliver to David Oampbell or
Archibald Campbell, both ot. the Township
of Grey, yeomen, the Executors of the per-
sonal estate of said deceased, on or before
the 1st Day 01' May A.N. 1803, 51004 1100355,
addresses and descriptions, the full partiell-
lore of their ()llama, duly verified aud the
securities (if any) hold by them.
And take notice thet after the said lst 0107
of May the said Executors will proceed to
distribute the inmate of the said estate
among the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the claims of which notice
shall have been given 00 0110.70 required and
the said Executors will not be liable for the
paid assets or auy part thereof to any person
00 431000008 of whose claim notice shall not
biro been received as afoveraid by the said
Executure at the 51000 02 such distribution.
Dated at tfolesworth this 8rd day of April,
03,11. 1858,
DAVID DADIPBEILL,
AnoninArm GAMPIOILL,
Dmiontors, Moleeworbb P, 0.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN VIE MATTER OP THE 'ESTATE OF WILLIAM
CAMPBELL, LATE OF THE ToleNesilP OP
OBEY, IN P)0n 00U)4Tr 030 FlUtiON, YEO-
MAN, DEBASED.
Notice le hereby given pursuant te 011,4».
go, section 80 of the Revised Statutee of 00.
taxi°, 1887, that all creditors and others hay-
ing any claims, lions or demands against the
estate of 'William 0 ampboll, late of the said
Township of Grey, yeoman, deemeed, who
died on or about the thirtieth day of Janu-
ary, A.D. 1808, aro required to send by post
prepaid or deliver to Memrs. Darling da Ste-
wett ab the town of Listowel, in the flaunty
of Perth, Solicitors for David Campbell and
Alexander Alettender, both of the said Town-
ship of Grey, yeomen, the Administrators of
the personal estate of said dedeased, on or
before the 171.12 laity of April A, R. 1893,
their names, addressee and deecrintions, the
fall particulars of their claims. duly verified
5.003 0130 aeourities tit any) hold by them.
And take notice qbat after the said 17th
day of April the said Administratere 30111
premed 10 distribute the meets of the Bald
estate mope the nutleo entitled thereto,
having regard only to the eliding of widish
notic) shall have been gtvon as above re-
quired and the said adraintatratoes 'will mob
130 liable for the said assets or any put
thereofto any 1102:000 00 persons of whoge
claim notice shall uot have been received as
aforesaid by the said administratore at the
time of Buell distribation,
bated at Listowel this 10111 clay 020,1110011,
03.33,1003,
DAVID CAMPBELL,
ALEXANDER ALTA:SANDER,
Administrators of said B state,
DA11LI410 &I3LEWETT, Sleds Solleitore,
VETERINARY,
T. D. WARWICK,
. Honor Graduate of the Ontario
VeLothetry ooltbga, is peppered to treat al(
tits:mat: of demeetioated animate in c,
nettnit manner, Parhaulay attottion paid
to veterinary den tiatry, Oats ptomptly at,
0011110,3 111, °ince andintbanary—Ttve del/re
1101113 04 bridge d'Arnberry et., gruatiele,
Am, 14, 1893
HOUSE aliElp.1\11
—410.
WALL PAPER.
More Than Ever, •
More Beautiful Colorings,
Prettier Designs,
Better Prices,
—AT_
Pepper's Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
-D L. TA.YLOR, BARRISTER,
J_io Solicitor and Conveyancer.
Bons made. Oilloo—Vanstone'e Bleak, 13xus-
eels. 21-81n
iv- M. SINCLAIR,
TV • Solicitor, Conveyancer, NotaryPub.
Ile, &e, 00(o—Vaustoue's Meek, 1 door
uorth of Central Hotel, Private Puuds to
Loan.
CIA.MERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
13 misters, Solicitors, Notarial) ',ohne,
Goderieh, Out.
Bt. o. CAUTION, Q. a., marts new.
110011011 100001101.
AUCTIONEERS.
,t RA.Y1VIANN,
.rA.. • Auotioneer, is always ready to at-
tend lades of terme, f arm stook, ,to. Terms
cheerfully given. 0 renbrook 15,0, Sales
may be arranged at THE Poen., Publishing
lionse. Brussels,.
(2)30R GE KIRKBY,
‘...! Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
oil on reasonable terms. Perms and farm
stock a 81300iIMY. Orders left at Trtn POBT
P Oldish ieg Houso,Hrussele, or sentto Walton
15. 0„ will receive prompt attention,
I_TAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
J. an as an Auotioneer, 0 am prepared
to conduct sales of farm stook at remboualde
pricee. Knowing the standing 01 nearly
every persou I am in a position to sell to
good marks and get good seouriby when gold
ou oredit. Satisfaction gnaranteed. Give
141 01304111. 82- P S. SOOTT,
BUSINESS CARDS.
UT H. Mc0RACKEN,
77 • Theurer ofilfarrlage Licensee, Odle°
1.118 GTOOOTY, Turnberry street, Brussels.
TQ1 N. BA.RRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
south 08 03.. AI. McKay At Co's hardware store.
Ladle s' and chilerens hair outting a speoialtY
MoNAIR,
• Ismer of Marriage Licensee, by
appointment of Lieut,-0iovernor, Oonnis-
stoner, Sc., 9.13. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insure/leo 00. Ofileo at the Oranbrook
Post OMee.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INERInanan,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co, Huron. Conveyaneer, Notary Public(
Land, Lean and Insurance Asset. Funds
invested and to loau Collections made.
011100 111 Graham's liloak, Brussels.
("IIL PAINTING,
Miss Merles, of Whighani, is prepaxod
to give instruction in oil Patetiag. lorms
maybe aseertained at Bias Nellie Bose' store
where samples of work may be soon. Miss
Merles would also take a f ew Moro 020131113 In
mush).
A. HAWKINS,
..1L • Organist in St. John's Oinnoh, Brus
eels. and pupil, in the 0301 01 Teething, 02 03.
W. Thayer, Mug. Ilea., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at J. C. Halliday's,
000. King and John Sta., or if preferred, at
their owu homes. Moetlay, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderato.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• O. M., L. R. 0.P., ladinburgli, M. 0, P
0. 008, Rosidenes and office In Wileon'
13look, corner of Mill and Turnberry 'Ste.
DENTAL.
NT IP I
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. Se D.D.
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burg eous, Ontario, and of Toronto Hui -
varsity. Orem—Over A. R. Smith's Store.
Breams,
EAST HURON
LICENSE DISTRICT.
The East Huron License Clam-
missioners will meet at the
CENTRAL HOTEL, BRUSSELS,
--ON--
Tuesday, April 18, '931
skt 10 O'clock a. m.
To take into consideration the
Applications for Tavern
Licenses for 1898-94.
The number of Hotel Licenses
granted last year in the Riding.
were 25.
The number of Applications
this year are 26, Wm. Beirnes,
Arlington House, Porclwich, boing
the only applicant for house not
being Licensed last year, .
W. G. Taylor is an applicant ;
for license for the Revere House, 1
Brussels, and E. Livingston for
the Belgrave Hotel.
J. R. MILLER,
IIISPEO TOR,
Jamestown, April 0, 1898.