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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-10-24, Page 10s NEW GAMES Around the World With Nellie Bly HALMA, (A SeIerrirle GANL•.) ADDITTO-DIVISUM. THE COUNTRY STOREKEEPER. THE JUDGES. GAME OF SNAP (Iurnovsn.) WHERE'S JOHNNY? GAME OF DR. FUSSY. Cock Robin and his tragical death —wso— Lotto, Authors, Familiar Quota- tions, Conversation Cards, Elite, Old Maid, &c. G. A. DEADMAN. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & A. Trains leave Brussels Station, North nand South, as follows: GOING SMITH. Gorse Rose n. Mall 6:53 a.w, 1 dtixed 0 80 a.m. Express.. ..11:45 a.m. 11 Mailgees p.m. Slued......... 0:50 p.m. Express ,.,9:45 p.m. Total 'Pius 4t.ClttS, A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll pront it. Secs/mom for sale at McCracken's. MONTHLY Horse Fair on Wednesday, Nov. 5. Goon dry wood for sale at I. C. Rich. ard's harness shop. Fax range boy's underclothing at Scarff and Ferguson's. SZE our supplement for additional local and district news. Ir you want a new buggy go to Jas. Walker, carriage maker, Brussels. Tem Electric light plant will be here in a few weeks ready for operation. ALL the newest styles in gentlemen's ties, shirts and collars at Soarff & Ferguson's. Miss 3e ce DUDLEY has just complet- ed a quilt with 6,175 pieces in it. It took a good many hours work. BRUSSELS grain market is booming. Tbe only trouble is to get oars to let the grain away so as to afford more room at the storehouses. DEER hunting parties are being or- ganized. Some "dear" hunting is also on the tapis if reports are true. The law allows this kind of gaming all the year. Hem Prof. Penton on "Ten days in Park" at the Town Hall the Yellowstone P r THE NATroeserxIEs.-A platform meet - comesFridayevening this week. He ing will be held in the Town Hall, on coo meessunder the auspices of Brussels Tuesday evening of next week, 28th inet., MeInstitute and is well worth when the following musioal and literary hearrinnics' ng.. program will be presented: -"Red, wbi' t Fon SALE. -Good working team, set and bene," by choir ; {"England and the doable harness (nearly new), good wagon, English," Rev. Jno. Soott, M. A., of plow and harrows, also windmill pump Winghem ; solo, "I'm an Englishman," and derrick (just new). Will be sold at a W M. Sinclair; "Ite'and and the Irish," "rest bargain as proprietor has no further Rev. F. E. Nugent, of Mitchell ; solo, use for any of above articles after Oct. 1. "Barney, take me home again," Miss Apply to E. R. GRuxac. ; THE first snow of last Fall fell on the Sootob," Rev. J. Lilly O'Connor, McLachlan, of Wrox- eter and the A night of Oet. 5th, in sufficient quantity eter ; solo, "Saolland yet," Alex. Straoh- to oover the ground. It was followed by an ; "Canada and the Canadians," Rev. sharp frost. This year we have had no J. Livingstone, of Listowel ; "The maple suspicion of snow se yet, but the frosts leaf," choir. Proceeds towards Methodist have been sharper and more frequent church parsonage improvements. than they were last season. ENTRANCE ExAMINaTION.-The entrance examinations for admission to High Schools and Collegiate Institutes, will be held at Brussels, Wingham, Goderioh, Clinton, Seaforth, Exeter, Dungannon, and Wroseter on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec, 22, 23, 24, commencing at 9 a. m. on Monday. LOTT'S LIVERY, -The attention of the Public is called to the fact that Levi Lott leaps a first-class outfit of good drivers and new, comfortable buggies. Every attention will be given to those favoring him with their patronage. Stable just east of Dr. Graham's block, King street. Give him a call as his rates will be found within the reach of all. Two of the Celebrated Ronald Fire Engines were tested this week and chipped to North Bay and Huntsville, respectively. Mr. Ronald, Foreman Watt and Engineer Melson arrived home from Sodbury last Saturday. The new steamer did magnificent work there in the various tests and pleased the resi- dents immensely. The Brusselites brought samples of the minerals to be found there home with them. New Mauna Womce.-The firm of Johnetoo & Cochrane, stone cotters, &o. has opened out are prepared to fill all orders for monnments, tombstones, markers, fences, &o., in a workmanlike manner and at living prices. Satiataa. tion guaranteed in every cane. Don't place your order without calling on them and Boeing their samples and ascertain. ing prices. Shop nearly opposite the Town Hall, Brussels. PREPARE To LAUOB.-Tete editor of the Gerrie Vidette is suoh a funny man and gets off the most langhabie jokee yoo ever heard. Here ie hie latest :-"The editor of the Brussels Post offered a epee'el price at the East Huron tall show for the two largest pumpkins. Probably In thinks three beads are better than one." Had the roads bean better and the prize for one of the aforesaid articles we might have had the Gerrie editor on our hands. We have much to be thankful for. W. B. Dlcseos was in the Co, town t0ie week. WANTED respootable youth to learn the boeinees. Geo. Good. ADvswrxeB your strayed cattle in Tas POST. NOW 18 the time. A raw second band buggies for sale at a bargain. JAS. 'Wenn. Sump & 1''gnooeos'e 50 cent kid gloves are the boat value fu town. BanoeiNs in trunks and valieee, School bage at cost. I. C. Riollard's. WHAT about organizing the Brussels curling olnb for the coming season ? H. Dents, the well known harness maker, of Brussels, hag disposed of the light and heavy sets of harness on whioh he took 1st prizes at the Fall Fairs. NOTICE. -Aa the partnership of Sloane. Warwick & Golley, Veterinary Surgeons, has been dissolved all parties indebted to them are naked to gall and settle et ones. WARWICK & GOLLEY. 1lnn1suncn the platform meeting in the Town Hall next Tuesday evening coin• manning at 7:30 o'olook. Addresses by Baths. Messrs, Scott, Nugent, MoLaoh• lan and Livingston and musical selections by Mies Lilla O'Connor, W. M. Sinclair, A. Strachan and the Methodist choir. AT a cheese exhibition held at Belle- ville last month S. W. Laird captured a prize of $25 for colored cheese and a $6 prize for white cheese. There were seven prizes given for the first named and five for the latter, We congratulate Mr. Laird on his success. He also rook 5th prize at Toronto and 3rd at London Fein. LIVERY. -Il. Williams & Son have their new livery running in tip-top style. Reliable. speedy horses, new comfortable rigs and attendant comforts guaranteed. Ladies can be suited with quiet horses. "Live and let live" is our motto. Re- member the plane, Mill street, Brussels. Speoial arrangements made with corn• menial men. If you want a rig any time call on ns. H. Wrrnotus & SoN. AcosENT.-Last Saturday afternoon Edna Dennis met with an accident whereby her left leg was broken below the knee, Mr. Dennis was removing some small trees from his lot and as they began to fall thechildren were amusing themselves with a short ride. Edna'e foot caught some way in the crotch of the tree and in the fell the injury was done. The bone was speedily set and the patient is getting along nicely and wilt ere many weeks be able to got about, again we hope. A FREE HOSE. -A cottage worth 6750 will be erected or its equivalent in cash will be given to the person detecting the greatoet number of typographical errors in the December issue of our monthly journal entitled "Our Homes." Three hundred and fifty additional oash prizes, amounting to $2,300, will also be awarded in the order mentioned in rales govern- ing competition. Prizes payable at par in any part of Canada or the United States. Send 15a in stamps, Inc com- plete rules and sample copy of "Our Homer," which will be issued about Nov. 20th. Address, Our Homes Pub• lishing Co., Brockville, Canada. Bunsen MONTHLY FAIR.-Seaforth sees the importance of the monthly fairs for the buying and selling of horeee at Brussels judging by what the Mayor said at their Board recently. Hear him :- Ooun. Watson -Do other towns pay for their faire out of publio money ? I do not see what benefit the workingmen of the town would derive from this fair. Mayor -Yes, Brnseeis, Listowel and other places do so and they reap the ben- efit by keeping up market prices whioh attraots people to the plane. I know of parties from this aide of MaKilfop going to Brussels during these fair days. Every- thing we do to build up the town helps the workingman though they may not see it direotly." They Dome on other days, too, Mr. Mayor, as you will ascertain on enquiry. Bruseele market takes no sec• ond place either for grain, produce, horeee, cattle or pork. EAST HURON DIRECTORS. -The Directors of East Huron Fall Show met at the American Hotel on Saturday afternoon to look over the prize list and arrange other matters of interest to the Society. There were present, A. Gardner, Presi- dent ; A. Koenig, T. Davidson, D. and T. MoLauohlin, J. Ferguson, Jas. MoCal- lam, A. Stewart, C. Michael, T. Strach- an, D. Stewart, W. H. MoOraoken and W. H. Kerr. The following oorreotione were made in the prize list :-Horsee- Brood mare, heavy draught, A. Speir, 3rd prize instead of J. McCallum ; Gen- eral purpose, 2nd prize team, Wm. Elliott instead of D. Stewart ; Boadetere, A. Koenig Ord for 2 year old gelding, and yearling filly. Sheep--Leioeetere, shear - ling ram, N. Cumming instead of E. Crooks ; aged ewes, .7. H. Johnston let in place of Flora McDonald ; Shropshire, James Speir 2nd prize instead of Jno. Currie for aged sheep. Piga-Boar over and under 1 year in Suffolk should have been Chester White, prizes to C. Michael and 8. Walker jr. and Bice versa. Wheel- barrow, let John Wynn, 2nd Roberts & Plum. Apples -Winter Belleliower, D. Moore instead of Q. MoBlain ; Alexander, Q. MoBlain instead of R. Molnnes, CBon.m SocnlTY.-The muni., loving Ladieswork-Counterpane, N. Bricker people of Brussels and surrounding noun- instead of W. Roddiok ; tatting, Jam es ty will be pleased to know that a Choral Society has been organized in town under very favorable auspinee. The following officers were sleeted :-- President, Dr. Cavanagh ; Secret Irv,Treasmor, A, Ste. wart; Executive Committee, officers animals, R. Leatherdale. Prooeede of mentioned above end Miss Lizzie Man, show $402.80. The question of enlarging Miss E. I'1, Kerr and Jas. Jones ; Con. and improving the show geounde was dilator, Mies L, O'Connor. Praatioe will taken up and disdained at some bo b lid on each Friday evening, nom- length. The Secretary was instructed to mending with November. The member- write Jno. Leckie concerning the par- able fee has been placed at the low figure ohne of 4 additional acres immediately of 91.00. It is the intention of the $ooie• north of the present fair grounds, and if ty to take up new musk and during the the ammo ie secured the neoossary im• season two oonoeete will be given, The provements and alterations to be proceed• Object of this organization will be to el with as aeon as possible. The action oultivete a love for a better clans of of a few prize takers toward the Judges Raining nearly 0200, While deeply re- nter n, the pr aotiee of harmony and was commented upon and strongly de• greeting the canee which led to Mr, Ilio• ohorne aingidg. The place of meeting flounced. Secretary Trenearer Stewart Cree removal from Jamestown, where be hag not yet been decided upon but the will be at the American Hotel en Satrtr. was, evidently, doing snob (food work, convenience and eomfort of the members days, 00. 28th and Nov. tat, from 2 to his mom friends here will costa in wish. will be fooked after by the athlete. 0 o'oloek p. 511, to pay nrizee. ing him 0010559 in his 11011 undertaking McCallum ; rag mat, Mrs. T. Ballantyne instead of Kenzie Scott ; manf, axe Ilan. Ile, Geo. Johnston ; picture frames, R. Leatherdale ; collection of staffed birds, R. Leatherdale and D. Stewart; stuffed SEE our assortment of hosiery, which ie always complete at Beath & Fergueou's. WANTEn a good steady boy to learn harness trade. Apply to I. 0. Richard's. Snow, line mane' Scotch wool ehirta and drawers at 61.00, worth $1,40 et Soarff & Ferguson's. WELn-DIOoINO ANA DnILLINo.-George Birt has all the necessary machinery for digging and drillin wells and is prcpar• ed to attend to all work entrusted to him in a way that will insure setiefaotioa. Wella cleaned out and put in )groper shape. Terme namable, Residence second door north of the bridge, west side of Tarnborry et., Brussels. 43.1f PRoy. PANT0N leotnred to a large audience in Guelph last Friday evening on "Tbe Yellowstone Pares," Tho Mor• oury concludes a eulogistic report with the fallowing :-"His descriptions of the Majestic were enlivened at timea wills humorous incidents which befel their party, and he was generously applauded throughout. It was one of his best efforts. At the close a vote of thanks, moved by President Mills, seconded by W. G. Smith, was unanimously given Prof. Panton for the great treat that the audience had enjoyed." LAST Tuesday evening 17 new /mem- bers were initiated into the Temperance organization recently established in Brus- sels. This puts the membership up to 82 inside of a month. The attendance on'Tnesdey evening was about 65. By vote of the Council the next meeting will be held on Friday evening of next week, at 7:30 o'olook, and after that the regular nights will be the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays in eaoh mouth. A ooupie of dozen have signified their intention of becoming members at the next meeting. Every young man in Brussels is asked to unite. As may be Been by the minutes of the School Board, published in another column, Miee Annie Taylor has been en- gaged as teacher of the 2nd Department of Bruesele school as successor to Miss Richardson, her duties to commence at the opening of the new year. Salary $300 per annum. Miss Taylor is now at- tending the Normal School, Toronto, and is well known here having successfully taught in the Primary Department of our school for some time. Mies Richard- son purposes taking np let class oertifi• cote work, we understand, and will like- ly attend one of the Collegiate Iostitntes with that intent. Y. P. C. A. -The Y. P. C. A. of Melville church has opened its fifth session. The following officers were eleoted for the session :-Hon. President, Rev. John Ross, B. A. ; President, J. B. McLauoh- lin ; let Vioe•President, A. M. McKay ; 2nd Vice -President, Dr. Graham ; Secre. tary, R. Dickson ; Asst. -Seo., Wm. Sloan ; Treasurer, A. Stewart ; Exam. live Committee, D. Hartley, Mrs. Tufts, Jno. Burgess and Miss O'Connor ; Leader of musio, A. Stewart ; Organist, Mies O'Connor. The Executive Com. mitten is entrusted to examine the con- stitution of the Ohri-tian Endeavor So- ciety and bring before the Association for consideration as to adopting any of its workings as may he thought proper. The hour of meeting is to be changed from 7:45 p. m. to 7:30. CHURCH Noris.-Bor. Mr. Mclutyre will occupy the pulpit of Knox church for the next two Sabbethe.-The quarterly communion service will be held iu the Methodist church next Sunday. Sacra- mental service at the close of the morning meeting and follow - ship meeting will follow evening service.-- Tbe Y. P. C. A. of Melville ohuroh has purchased a new street lamp and had it placed in front of the church. It was a good move. at this season of the year. - Mrs. Tufts and D. Stewart, along with the pastor, will represent Melville church at the Presbyterian S. S. Convention at Wingham next Tuesday and Wednesday. ltev. Mr. Ross speaks Tuesday evening on "How to develop Christian giving in the 5, S. scholar." -Last Sunday morn. ing Bishop Baldwin, assi•led by the in- cumbent, Rev. W. T. Muff, conducted a very interesting confirmation service in St. John's church. There were 16 per- sons in the class. In the evening the Bishop preached one of those rich, thoughtful, gospel sermons for whioh he is so well known from the text "How great is Thy goodness whioh 'Thou bast laid np for them that fear Thee,,, Psalm 81 and 19.-A anion Thanksgiving ser- vice will be held in Melville church on Thanksgiving day in whioh the two Pres- byterian and the Methodist congrega- tions will join. -Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Sellery's subject will be "Christ precious" and in the evening "The rich fool." Special quarterly collections. PERSONAL PAsAoiArHe.-The Harrieton Tribune says :-On Friday evening last the Rev. Mr. Smyth reoeived a telegram from Peterboro' informing him of the death of his niece at that plane. He left on Saturday to attend the funeral. On Monday morning Mrs, Smyth received a telegram from Linden annoonoing the death of her uncle, Robert Thompson, an extensive miller of that place. Mrs. Smyth left on Tuesday to attend the funeral, and will likely remain away for some time. Trouble never nems to come singly. --Bev. G. B. Howie, Ph. D., bas been lecturing on the Holy Land in Montreal during the past week. -Mise Morrie, of Heepeler, wan visiting Mies Howe last weak.-Erneet S. Cooper, a former Braseelite, is now filling lucra- tive position as foreman of G. Ea E. Gray ds Co'e. Tool Department in Cincinnati. It is the largest e.tabliehment of the kind in the country. -Addie Oormaok ie taking up the course of a Veterinary surgeon and is studying with J. D. Warwick, V. S, -A Monkton correspondent says : "Mrs, Harris, who has been away for two weeks in Brussels visiting her eon, re- turned on Monday last, While in Brue. sele she had the misfortune to fall on the sidewalk opposite the Methodist church, receiving injuries which laid her aside for a few days and caused great pato."- The Jamestown, New York, pagers state that the Bev. D. L. MoOrae, of the First Presbyterian ohuroh, of that pity, and formerly pastor of the Presbyterian church, Cobourg, and son of John McCrae of Brunette who has been troubled with insomnia for the past eight months, has given up pastoral work for a time, and will undertake the raising of an ondownment for his Alma Mater, the Preebyterian College, Montreal. On leaving Jamestown Mr. and Mrs. Meilen received a most affectionate farewell from the people, Among the valuable gifte Mre, MoCrae received a puree of $150, end Mr. Nairn a purse of gold con. and in the hope that the change of 0000p.. ation may have the result of felly re. storing him to health,-ltev. Mr, Norton, of Mount Forest, le in town this week, - Mrs. David Armstrong left for Buffalo on Wednesday to join her husband. Both Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong will be mloeed in the Methodist Sabbath school where they were aotively engaged as Sec. retery, and teacher, reepeotively.-Geo. Love and family removed to Harriston on Wednesday. We wish them s11000ss and happiness in their new borne. -A. Woodman, Londaeboro', was visiting his daughter Mrs. Roberts this week. IN A Muemec.-A Sudbury oorreepond- ant writes the Toronto Empire, of last Monday, as follows : -A laughable faros is going on hereover the purchase of a fire engine. Over a moth ago a public meeting was called to disouae Ire pro. notion, Mr. 'Ronald, of Brussels, wee invited to addreee the meeting. He offered to bring one of his fire steamers here on approbation, at hie own eneeasa, agreeing to compete with all other makers, provided the beat should be pur• chased, which met with the approval of all. Shortly after another firm called and got a written order from the reeve, without the approval, knowledge or eon. sent of the people. "The other firm" largely placarded "sold to Sudbury." ab certain fairs, before Sudbury people knew of it. Mr. Ronald, with his usual commendable determination, shipped his steamer here ; has given two splendid exhibitions, demonstrating large power, oapaoity and a fleetness of action sur- prising to all, and his engine has been here nearly three weeks awaiting "the other's" promised arrival to offer a aeries of severe fire duty competitive trial tants, both to work alongside of eatle other for the peoples approval. But, singular to relate, "tbe other machine" fails to materialize in Sudbury. At two mase meetings ]told, resolutions were unani mouely passed that public competition must be had before any purchase is made ; that the best and only the beat will be purchased after thorough testing by competent engineers, and they to telegraphed to "the other firm." The people are determined not to be bulldozed on this essential matter, so vital to the best interests and the safety of our grow. ing town. Perth County. Stratford football team plays in Ham. ilton next Saturday. The tax collector for St. Marys gets $175, while Mital.ell'e gets $50. Rev. B. B. Keefer is holding evangelis- tie services in Main street Methodist church, Mitchell. John Greenwood, of Logan, had the ends of a couple of fingers cut off by a fanning mill the other day. At Stratford Saturday the home foot. ball fifteen clowned the Guelph Agricul- tural team by 88 points to 4. The St. Mary Ama„eurDramatio Com- pany will present the great Irish drama, Rory O'Moore,' on the 3rd end 4th of Nov. T. Ballantyne, M. P. P., for South Perth, will receive $1,250 as the Speakers salary besides the regular sessional allow- ance of $800. A young lady resident of Stratford had all the arrangements made to be married but as the intended groom failed to put in an appearance, the marriage was inde- finitely postponed. F. L. Hamilton, of Cromarty, blaok• smith, had the misfortune to get a piece of steel in his right eye a couple of weeks ago, whioh, we are sorry to learn is likely to cause him to lose the sight of that eye. It is reported that by the =pinion of the boiler of a threshing engine near Clark, Dakota, on Friday last, John Staoey, formerly of St. Marys, and New- ton, son of Isaac Ullyott, formerly of Blanchard, were killed. The programs are out for the Perth Teachers' Convention, whioh will be held in the Assembly hall of the Collegiate In etitute at Stratford, on Thnreday and Friday, 30th and 31st insts. Rev. Prof. Clark, of Toronto, has been engaged to give an entertainment consisting of read- ings, eta., on the evening of the 30th. A meeting of the Stratford Natural Gas Company was held when it was de. aided to pull the caning from the present well, plug it and teat for water. A num- ber of the directors and shareholders are inclined to the belief that gas or oil may yet be found in tbie viotnity. $1,800 worth of stook was subscribed as a starter for a new well. Thos. Fell, one of the pioneers of Hibbert, living on the 8th con., is dead. About a year ago he fell from a load of hay on to the barn floor and since then be has not enjoyed good health. About the tet of July he went to the Old Country with the hope that the ohange would improve his health. This hope, however, was not realized. He started for home by the Polynesian, on Sept. 11, and on Monday, the 22nd, a telegram was received from the ship's authorities at Quebec, announcing that he had died at Sea an the previous Saturday, just 24 hours before landing. Immediately on receipt of this news, bis son, John Fell, left for Quebec and returned with the re- mains on Sept. 26. They were taken from Dublin station to the home of the deceased and on the afternoon of the same day were interred in the Staffs cemetery. It seems that for a few days before starting from the Old Country Mr. Fell was not so well, and the first few days of the passage were very rough and most of the paeeengers, Mr. Fell among the number, were sea siok. He never rallied but passed away ae above stated. On Saturday, the 11th inst., Jno. Arm- strong, 6110 con. Howiok, met with one of the most fearful aooidenbe that bas over occurred in that section. It appears that ho was engaged in moving the horse. power of the threshing machine, and for the purpose ewung it under the hind axle of the wagon by chains. The horses took fright at something and Mr. Arm- strong ran to their bowls to hold them, bub the horses knooked him clown, ran over him and trailed the heavy horee• power over hie body, rolling him over and over until it had passed clean over the body. leo was picked ap unconscious and Inc dead. Medioal aid was procured at (nee, when it was found that his collar bone was broken, one arm broke in two planes and six ribs knocked oil the back hone, besides his whole body being black and blue from the fearful crushing, I1 ie also feared that he hal received fatal internal lnjuriee. On Sunday morning he regained eoneolousnees. As we 110 10 prase we ere informed that he paesacl quietly away at I1 o'clock on Tuereley morning,-Harriston Tribun e. t.lenefrtnll NO WO. Gee ie 91,00 a 1,000 in Chicago. New York has a horse sale by electric light, Belfast people talk of making a tunnel from Ireland to $ootland, Tho North Perth provinoial oleotion trial commence at Stratford on Mendel', Des, 8th. The population of New Orleans ie 241,- 905 ; Buffalo, 254,457 ; Now York State, 5,981,934, Mr, Dunlop, a missionary in Japan, in writing to friends in Kingston states that lapan is in a bad way from floode, storms and cholera. The wife of General Bootie, command. er-in.ohief of the Salvation Army, died at London the 11th inat, The deceased lady was the General's help -meet in a deeper sense than the word is generally used. She was intensely attaohod to the Salvation Army and its work. In fact her labors have been so abundant that her health has several times given way under the severe strain, She was a graceful, earnest and pathetic speaker, a writer of no mean literary ability, and had the sympathetic gift in a high de. grew, She won friends for the Army in the higher ranks who would not have been secured by the equallyenthueiastio but illiterate advocates. Many of the features of Salvation Army work were of her origin, notably the Prison Brigade, the work amongst fallen women, girls' refuges and cognate missions. Mrs. Booth travelled many thousands of miles, and has spoken in all the principal cities of Great Britain and some of the Euro. peen capitals. So wideepread have the operations of the Army become that in all quarters of the globe thousands will regard the death of the general's wife ae a personal loss. Her articles in The War Cry were highly prized. MORN - GREY. -In Morrie, on the 1111, insb., the wife of Mr. Jas. Grey, of a daughter. PmrrxN.-In Winghem, on the 11th inst., the wife of Mr. Geo. Phippen, of a son. HONEY. -In Bluevale, on the 2nd inn., the wife of Mr. Geo. Haney, of a daughter. KNIonr.-In Ilderton, on the 13th inst., the wife of Mr. George Knight, of a daughter. asAswaz,=a, 81n0It-MOC.tuLEY,-At the Methodist parsonage, Brussels, on Wednesday, Oct. 22nd, by the Rev. 8. Sellery, B. D., Mr. Mortimer Smith to Miss Martha MaCaulay, both of Wing - ham, =1=21i,, WHITE. -In Pompeii, Mich., on Sept. 18th, Amelia, wife of Hiram White, formerly of Grey townehip, aged 35 years and 8 months.. J _ 331WVSSAr2.,S MAlS�9TS, Fall Wheat 88 Spring Wheat 88 Barley 40 Oats 34 Peas ... 57 Butter, tube and rolls.... 12 Eggs per dozen 15 Flour per barrel 4 20 Potatoes 80 Hay per ton. 5 00 Pork ...... 6 50 Hides per lb 5 Salt per bbl., retail1 25 Sheep skins, eaoh 80 Lamb eking each 40 Wool, per ib. 18 90 00 48 85 00 1a 00 4 50 35 6 00 6 00 00 60 75 60 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. 'Popper Don't Advertise Right,' So bald a man on Turn. berry Street. Wonder what would happen if ho did all. vortlos right? Hie trade In Reliable Dlton01141:c acct llfncs. a1NYe la growing C � rwn It R 6 81..110 time au it is, Must be some other reason, Leta try him a while and lied out. J. Talbert Pepper, AroxBEOAhr, No. 3 Turnberry St. South, BRUSSELS. BANKING. MoINTOSH & MoTAGGART,, BANKERS, • BRUSSELS, Traamaet CII,orxese.1 Ssaalciag! Ruaiaeco. NOTES DISCOUNTED. Canedieu and United States Drafts bought and sold. Ia tared allowed on Dopoeits, Collections made on favorable terms. Canadiau Agents-Df,mon0Nr'e BANK or CANADA. New York Agents-Illrelt0ene ANn TRAP ENS NATIONAr, BANE. LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING. R• L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, Collec- tions madeSol.0iOmr and Block,Brue. eels. 21.0m* NAT • solicitor, Ooaveyanoer,Notury.Pnb- M. SINCLAIR, 110 &a. OflIue-Grahaut's Block, 1 do or north of rapper's Drug Store. Private Feuds to Loan. _ D1OKSON & HAYS, rich,) liarneters, Swith olicitors,ey( et Conveyancers, Proud toot, 1.0. Oftleas-Brussels and Seaforth, Brun. sole 011loe, Rogers' Block, .Main St, Money to Loan. n. S. HAYS. w. H. DICKSON. AM. TAYLOR B. 0. L. • Barrister, Solicitor, &u., of the (ern, of Taylor, McCullough & Burns, Barrister. Soileitors, &n.. Manning Areal*, Toronto. Money to loan. BUSINESS CARDS. WH. MoCRAOKEN, . Iseurer et Marriage Llamisos. Office at his Grocery, Purubox'r'y street, Brussels. R• N. BARRETT, Tonsorial Artist- Shop -Next door MI of A. M. McNay& Co's hardware atoro. Ladies' and (Minima hair cutting a specialty ROBERT CUNNINGHAM INSURANCE. FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. A• MoN AIR Usurer of afnrringe L100119011, by a noiutment of Lieut; Governor, Commie - stoner, &a., Co. ° B. Conveyancere e aCranld aii''oo4 Post OOlne. ALEX. HUNTER, 00. Huron. ofConveyancer, DIVISION Public, invested and to loan. Oolleati us made. °alae in Graham's Bleak, Brussels. MISS SFIERL00IC, Late of the Ooosorvatory of Mugia, Toronto, is pro ared to give lessons at 20 I Fishel r and Itr pp rri on 0u pthe of Professor of Mr. 8. H, Clark in vocal music. Class at Oranbrook every Te'eday. For terms, &c„ apply at the Melhodlet Parsonage, E Roel. WANTED.—A SERVANT IN to R. L. TAYLOR, Barrister. email family. No washing. Apply $ RICK STORE TO LET ON Main Street, Brussels, opposite Poet- of0oe. Possession November let. Apply to W. R, WILSON, Bruesele. 13.5 FOR SALE,—A.GOOD HORSE, Top Buggy and an almost new Gutter. For further particulars apply to EL17AH BATEMAN, Lot 10, Con, 7, Grey, 11.4 !'1HOIOE FARM FOR SALE.— kJ Being South half:Lot 27, con.0, Morrie, 100 acres, ilea rly all cleared. Good buildings, about20 acres Fall wheat in ground, Easy terms, Apply to W, M. SINCLAIR, tf- Solicitor, &e,, Brussels. FALL SHOW PRIZES,—THE prizes for the Sprint and Sall Showa of the East Huron A gripe burst Society will be paid at the Amerloan Hotel, Brusesls, on Saturdays, October 25th and Nov. let, from 2 to 0 oo9ook p, m, D. STE WANT, Sec-Trea s. FOR SALE.—FIVE LEICES. man Ram Lambs, got by a ram that took prizes at the Industrial, Provincial and Weetern Fairs, Also Two young Short Horn Bulls lit for MN rtes, They are nee animate, with good pedigrees, and will be sold cheap and on easy terms, DAVID MILNE, Ethel, TEACHER WANTED.— Teacher wanted for School Section No. 2, Grey. Third•olaea certiflaate. Duties to oommerrae on Jan'y id, 1801, Applica- tions, stating salary, will be received by tbo undersigned u to November tat 0. JOHN18 STEWART, Boe'y-Trona., 13-4 Orenbrook P.O, JERSEY BULL (No. 20797), Amerloan Jersey Gattle OTub'n Herd Book. He le a eon of 'Canada's John,' whioh was at the head of the largest herd in Can- ada. His dam is an imported aow. For farther partloulars call at any Drug and Book Store, Bluaeole. G, A. DEADMAN, Druggist, do, NOTIOE.—ALL PARTIES who used my bulls this lumen and have not got their cows in anit bad better return them now, as their appears to be no trouble in getting them In calf now , end ae it Will soon be oenacting time, I would like all who patronized my bulls to get value for their money. DAVID MILNE, Ethel. IMPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK SHIRE BOAR. The nudereigned will Beep for oeeviee this prosect mien the Improved large white 'Yorkshireig Ready on lot 20, con, e, Motrla, to which a limited number of 50104 will bo taken, Tern's 81.00 turbo paid at time of sarcine, with the privilege of return• ing if necessary, Pedigree may be seen up - 010 application. 11013111805 h1UHOL, 0511 Proprietor, REWARD. -'— A 'ie) Lost on Thursday, July Ord ou the street In Wroxeter, a parcel , Of bills, mooting to 5515, and a promissory note drawn by John Sanderson in favor&H ie of Je Walker for $500, dated June nth, 1889, and having a payment Of 0850 endorsed on in hook thereof,da.ed Aprll11th, 1800, A ro• ward of $20.00 will be paid for the recovery of the above, or for such informatah es 'will loadtliareti, A11partioenrawoeeedagalnet negotiating bhe above moutienod note, tba 5a`Vroxotergtufy1en lth,'00, JANE WAL1i4R, MISS CALF Teacher of Piano, Parlor and Pipe Organ, Orgauist in St. John's Church, Brits - Belli, solicits a altars of the patronage of the musio-loving people of Brussels and vicin- ity. ven aernaieermrefereuees, ons &a. my baertanj by calling at the residence of Mrs. Duntord er.,Tnrnberry street, Brueools. 7-tf MISS LILLA O'CONNOR Ie desirous of procuring pupils in Vocal Muaio, Prof, Warrington, of Toronto Mies is pleased abto gility elsm having beau a pupil of his during her stay in Guelph. Lratrn. mental music on Piano, Organ and Guitar, Terms made known os application, Priueese St„ Brussels. Mies O'Oounor is open for Concert Engagements. 35• AUCTIONEERS. A RAYMANN, Auctioneer, is always ready to at. tend galea of forms, farm stook, &c. Termscheerfully given. Cranbrook P. 0. Sale(' may be arranged at Tun Fein Publishing House, Brussels. '1 EORGE KIRKBY, Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct- ed on reasonable tonne. Panne and farm stook a specialty. Orders left at Tun POO Publishfug House,Brussela, or sent to Walton P. 0., will receive prompt attention. HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN- eu as an Auctioneer, I am prepared to ooaduat sales of farm stook at reasonable pries•. Enowlug the deeding of nearly every pereoe I em in a position to Bell to good marks and get good acourlty when sold on credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give mo a call. 32. F S. SCOTT. DENTAL. ==iaxxxe'x x I • G. L. Ball, L. D. S. Nitros Oxide Gas ad. ministered for the Pttulese Extraction of Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street East, TonoN'ro, 1)Ir.1V TIfdor 1 M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S,, Graduate of the Royal Collage' of Dental Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto TJni. varsity. °SPrin-Opposite American Hotel, Bruesele, MEDICAL CARDS. '`'v -M. F. CALLS, M.D., 0 M., Mumbor of the College of 0'byyeloian and Suvgeous Of Ontario by exau,luatiou Oflleo end Residence -Maio street East, Ethel, Ontario. T A. MaNAUGHTON, M. D. P e 0, M„ L, R, 0.P., Edinburgh, Yi, 0. P 8, Ont. At Popper's Drug Stout from 0 to 11:50 a, Mittel from 1;30 to 4 p. m, At other hours may be Lound at his residence, form- erly 000rtpiod by Dr, Butehineon, Mill st VETERINARY. WARWICK & GOLLEY, Honor Graduates of the Ontario Veterinary ()allege, era venom) to treat alt diseases of demegticated anneals In it orn- ament manner. Partmubn' attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calla pramplly at• tended to, °MOee and Inerrnary-Two cents north of bridge,'lurnborry et„ Bruseele,