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The Brussels Post, 1900-9-27, Page 10"Ta t ii_BUOA'Olti4.,$. ,008T Stil, 0, 19O 4X41).1. WALL PAPERS ..„.,F110111 TORONTO A" MONTREAL. We hive lately reeeiVed two ShipMerite of Wall Paper seleetea from Toronto and Montreal fite, tOrieS. If there is any best We have it. Some linos Ordered Lave to be Made arid Will follow G. A. Deadman, nrualgiat and Graduate Optician! Brussels, Ont. WORK BASKETS. kiave rattaleen on fitheir of Work Baekete We have a large variety of ebapes and glees, They Were all !Magill et 26 per cent. Discount and we are therefore ladling these goode numb below Regular prioee. There is no nicer 'present for A. Wedding than one of these better ones with eatin lininge and oomplete with 'fittings." You Can make no mistake in giving one of these on any 00008100. G. A. Deadman, Druggist, Optician & Bookseller. CRAW) TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSIOlz W. G. & E. Traine leave Brugge Station, North and South, as followe; Gomia Sonata Gonvo Buten 7:18 aan, I Mail.......... eao p.m mixed tale a.m. Exproee 8:17 pan ' Itfrual Ittbs Ntein$. A obier s among ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. • Camera meeting next Monday. ltliramans Openings Oot. 4 and 5. RESERVED neat plan for Fair night Oonoert at Fox's Drug store. A Noungn of horses are being traoked for the speeding events at Brussele Fall Pair. Mean your entries esaly for the Fair as it eaves the time of both Seoretary and exhibitor. Wane' list Court on Thursday, Oct, llth at 10 a. m., before Judge Masson iu the Tow o Hall, Brussele. A. /MAME of Brumelites attended the Liners' of Miss Thomson, at Seaforth, on Tuesday afternoon. Deeeased was a sister to Robb. Thomson, of Brussele Egg Emporium. WOBE is in progress on Queen street in atneetion with the granolithio walk. This will about wind up the business for this year unless new petitions are pre- sented very ehortly. Liam Friday J. N. Gordons black roadster was awarded the red ticket at Atwood Fall Fair. He is a fine horse and shows well in a ring. Rich. Wil- liams held the ribbons, a job he takes to very kindly. A Tratitirre thunderstorm visited Ool- lingwood and vicinity early Friday morn- ing and did much damage in the destruo• tion of fences, trees and building. The Presbyterian manse, oconpied by Rev. Dr. McCrea, son of John MoOrae, Brus- sels, wan struck by lightning and burned to the ground. Loss about 55,- 000. Ix is stated that M. M. Cardiff will Ragtime charge of the Massey -Harris bueiness in connection with Brussels agency, Geo. Cardiff retiring and George lawn devoting bis time to the bnying of eattle, :cheep and hog& Mr. Cardiff ie an old hand at the baeineee having spent some yeare in conneodon with it in trrasels. Bananas rather rubbed it into the two Seaforth Bawling rinks on Thursday afternoon of last week beating thein by 80 points. The match was played on the club lawn and will probably conclude the sport Inc this season as the days are getting short and the evenings cool. A number of our bowlers play a good game and oan make the beet of them hustle. G. T. R. Samunxes.—The following were the shipments made from Brussels daring the past week Roddiok, 1 oar of Iambs ; Clegg & Dames, 1 oar of Iambs ;J. Joynt, 1 oar ashes; P. Ament, 1 oar heading ; W. F. Vanetane, 1 oar bags; I77m. Jewitt, 1 oar apples ; Salt Work& 2 oars salt ; A. Baeker, 2 oars peas; R. (Graham, 1 oar peas and 1 oar wheat. Inwards there were 2 care briok and a oar of lime for D. A. Lowry ;1 car coal for Salt Works ; 1 oar the IncfoR. MoNaughton. Hat:male GTantrs.—The Hanover Post speake of a former Brusselite ae follows ; —The "Slurry" pump, designed and built by R. G. Vincent for the Hanover Portland Oement Go., is working in a meet satiefaotory manner. The firm hereto- fore experienced a good deal of diffloulty with several other pumps, and as nothing suitable appeared on the market, oommie. sionea Mr. Vinoent to try his hand at it. The pump is able to lift thick slurry over forty feet at an expenditure of only a few horsepower. It is a grand emcees and Mr. 'Vincent, the town's meohanioal gen- ius, naturally feels elitted. Ton Boerne Is Oonazoa.—A. writer in the Lietowel Standard commenting on the Football game at Gorrie on Labor Day between Breen& and the Listowel. Berlin combination says ;—"Trot POST (MS that Brueeele can kink the whiskere off the Lietowel team any day. Well, it has been some time sinoe Brussele and icistovvel played steiobly home team& bat we can my that the Listowel -Berlin nom- bination can completely plow the Brute- • sele-Seaforth oorabination under ground any time they want to play." We geese you are • right, Par. Boribe, about the "plow" bueinese, for when the boxy weights, snob accClibson of Berlin, with his 190 odd pounds, andsonte of the other Members of the combination ran full tilt into some of our 126 pounders, our lade plowed the ground but that was the only way they could stop them and their own • players aoknowledged that hard checking was neoessory. About the question of playing home team, Brussele eon ra. peat the 4 to 0 dose administered on Jaly 12 at Lishowel. Don't forget that our Mara ie 2 pale ahead yet On the three Matches played thio Seitaini. *day the Lietowel olub duke ft warming up our team will be glad to attend to their wants. Surely they Dan secure 11 men without borrowlog 5 et 6 Berliners Ite their tioniing makers it toe expenoive. Mnanutx and Brunel, Oot. 5. Bituasme Fall Fair Thursday and Fri. day of next week, Cob. 4 and 5. Get a prize list. 12 passengers were ticketed for Detroit at Brussels G. T. R. depot on Thursday in connection with the Annul Fall Ex. oursion. Bonn BUYER HEWITT disposed of two horses to T. Archibald, of Seaforth, this week. One weighed over 1,700. They go to the Inmber woods. ransom having any portion of Base Ball olothing will please leave the same at Downing Bros' store not later than Tuesday, Oat. and. By order of the Matatone. DON'T forget the big Concert on Fri- day evening of the Fall Fair. The talent will ooneist of H. Ruthven McDonald, of London, in song and story ; J. H. Cam- eron, of Toronto, elooutioniet and ooloiet; Miss Lizzie Sample and Mies Lyda Crooks, Breese's, solos ; Mr. Phelps, of London, pianist and accompanist. Plan of Hall at Fox's drag store. Get your Beats early. See program. LECTURE.—On Wednesday evening of this week Oount G. K. and Z. E. Boy', jian, of Armenia, medical students of Chicago University, gave an entertain- ment in the Methodist church. There was a large attendeame. The program °oxidated of vocal eeleotione, addreee on Armenia, a Turkish prayer, exhibition of Eastern costumes, a wedding prooession end exhibition of wedding, explanation of manners and customs, &o. Rev. Jno. Holmes occupied the chair. Tan Hanover Post of last week eays :— S. S. Xnetobel was in Brneeels last Fri. day, wbere 17 carloads of Saugeen Brand Portland Cement have been pat doted in sidewalks tbie Summer. They are splen- did walks. The additional clement kilns for the Hanover Portland Cement Co. will be completed about the last of the week. When they are in operation the capacity will be more than double to what it has been heretofore. It neede to be, for we understand that the company has hal to refuse a great many orders on amount of their inability to ebip promptly. The most of their (Amain has been going into sidewalks for which pur- pose, on account of its nice color, smooth working powers and great strength, it has become a great favorite. OBITUARY.—Early teat Monday morn- ing the spirit of Miss Margaret J., young- est daughter of John and Ieabella Thomsou, Seaforth, took its flight. She had been in poor health during the past year but took much worse last Friday, passing away as stated above, aged 27 years, 4 months and 21 days. Mies Thomson enjoyed the friendship and good will of a large circle of friends and her decease is greatly regretted. In the Presbyterian church choir and Endeavor she took a great interest and the beauti- ful wreaths from them and the large at- tendance at her funeral which took place on Tuesday afternoon, f ally attested to her real worth. The service wee eon - ducted by Rev. Mr. Larkin assisted by Rev. Mr. Barr. Four brothers (Alex., of Drayton; Thos., of Lietowel ; Robt., of Bruseels ; and joseph, of MOntreal) Jno. Scott, a brother.in-law and John A. Wilson, a cousin, were the pall bearere. This is the first break in the family in 37 yeare. Mr. and PfIrs. Thomson and family will bave the sympathy or many both at Seaforth and Brussels in their bereavement. riatkaa4ic Ottlezian9 10 buiMing lb new addition to hie reeldenae, Elizabeth greet, S. T. Polls has had the eteble moved On his lob and ie tidying up the let ttioely Rev. R. Paul will Meth 013 AtwOOd circuit next Sabbath for Rev, al A, Fear. PLAN of Hall for Fair night Coneert opens on Whaley =going of this week at 9 o'olook, F03'il drug store, Saar prisee for the Comfort Soap re00, Fall Fair Day, 14 the window at THE PQBT Pnbliehing House, W. H. MoOrtueicrin attended Seaforth eat' Fair on Thursday and Friday of this week as an exhibitor, Evisur lady in 13ruseele And locality should keep the Fall Millioery dates, 00t. 4 and. 5 in mind. The dieplay will be well worth seeing. Mre, Jno, Leckie arrived home last Friday from a moat enjoyable 7 week?' visit with relatives and Wanda at Win, nipeg, Portage•laTrairie and Tbeeealon. Mrs, Hoy, of Stratford, WM visiting Mre. Harris, Thomas street, tbie week. Meeclantee Harriet and Hemphill, of Wroxeter, were also callers on Mrs. Hat, rie, Tun Sae plater° of the mammoth Allan line steamship "Tunisian" in Tan POST Publishing House window, hacc been greatly admired by many e, paeser- by during the past week. PAnnworm oyster supper will be given to Geo. B. McClellan by the Bowling Olub, of which Mao. is a worthy mem- bar, at the residenoe of D. 0. Rose, on Friday evening of this week, THE Editor of To Poem received a sample of Algoma grown apples from Wm. Harris, of Day Mills, formerly of Brussel& They will be on exhibition at the Fall Fair next week ae an evidence of what Algoma oan do in the fruit line. FALL Siow DIIOE00000,-8. joint meet. ing of the East Huron and Grey Branch Agricultural Soctiety Direotors will be held in the Council Chamber, Brussels, on Saturday of this week at 2 o'olook to oomplete arrangements for the Fall Fair to be held Oot. 4 and 5. Direotore will kindly attend promptly at the hour named. Snout. PREGEB.—In addition to the list published in the Fall Sbow prize list Alfred Bather offers 100 pounds of Mani- toba, flour for the best two loaves home- made bread, and 50 pounde of flour for 2111 prize, bread to bsoome hie property, —a. N. Gordon, of tbe Standard Bank, Brussels, offers fl5 00 for the beet 16 lbs. of roll batter, the batter to beoome property of donator. FooT Berm Marou.--Captain Pepper, of Brunets Foot Ball team, who ie always on the alert for a game, has arranged with Mildmay club for a Foot Ball match on Viotoria Park, Brussele, on Friday, Oot. 5th, second day of the Fall Fair, game to be called at 4 BO sharp. Mild- may has a "(tracking" good team and have scored numerous viotoriee during the poet Summer and will be in a position to put up a fine game. Of (worse the looal eleven will not let them kick any more goals than they oan help eo a keen, well contested game is aseured. All who enjoy this line of sport shordd keep the date, place and hour in mind. BOUGHT A BTORE.--Thie week Walter Lanes, late partner 05 17. Ewan, in the Carriage bueinese, Brussels, purchased the general store businees of Robert A. Johnston, of Jameetown, and also the building. The postoffice goes along with the business. Stook taking was o002 - plated on Thursday and Air. lanes ie now in poesession. He will move his family as soon ae the house is vacated by Mr. Johnston. We do not know what the latter portions doing, but casually beard that he might move to the West. While sorry to lose the Lanes family from town we believe they will do well at Jameetown and the people of tbat looality will find them fleet -Mass people. J. R. Guam Rmuntie.—The Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg, Thursday, Sept. 13th says :—J. R. Grant, looal finanoial manager of the ,Federal Life Assuranoe Company of Canada, arrived in the oity Tuesday morning, after a trip to Europe and the Old Country, extending since the 14th of April. Mr. Grant thoroughly enjoyed his pleasant vexation, and seems to have missed nothing worth seeing on his lengthy and oirouitoue tour. Inter- viewed by a Free Prese reporter yeeter- day, Mr. Grant outlined his journey, rapidly sketching the principal °entree at which he touched. He was extremely fortunate in reaching Mount Vesuvine just tvlaen that famous mountain was having one of its periodical eruptions and this was a scene which fella to the lot of comparatively few tourists. The beauties of Lorento, the historical oity of Rome, Piea with its famous leaning tower, charming Florence, Yank° and its piotutesque gondoliers, and Milan with its cathedral alone worth a thou& and mule journey to en were only a few of the places Which Mr. Grant saw under "the bright Italian sky." Then scaled the Alpe, lived for a brief period at pretty Lonisanne and had a run through the celebrated St. Gothard tunnel. Tbe Paris Exposition, Mr. Grant pronounoee a show of real beauty, but even its remarkable excellence has not prevented He being a failure from a bud. nese point of view. Mr. Grant epent about a month in London and saw all the wonderful sighte of the greatest of Wee. Tbe moat interesting sight of all Was the ever moving panorama, to be seen from the top of a London omnibus, Probably ninety-nine out of a hundred would agree with Mr. Grant as to that, Mr, Grant was greatly impreased with the eyeteat of eleetrio railways spreading like a network all through undergronnd London. ()thee large dines in England were also visited and then Mr. Graaf hied him 10 SOOtlandc B si ness Oaszt for butter 004 one., ConelaY. Bonen and lot for Bale, John trest, •Joon Putrattn. Costroaranne lumee to rent, with stable and good garden, op Alexander street, Poseeselen caul be given early in Septem. be, Far farther partioulare apply tO Too POST, COMEORTAIMEllOnee With int, pomp, Ito, Well lociated, Inc gale or to rent, on Turn - berry Onset, Brussels, Further infor- mation and the key may be bad by call. Mg at Tau Pott. Poramesion May be had at ono% WanTan,—Any quantity ef dried „ap• plea. They nutlet be large, bright guartere and thoroughly dried. Butter, 18p. ; egge, 180. Our stook of dreee geode, silks and furs 10 unsurpassed. G. ,E, KINO, Wingharo, People We Ta11 About. Mies Sarah Forbes left for Detroit on hursday. Dr. and fare. Graham, of Clinton, were in town on Monday. Barrister Sinclair was at Exeter this week on legal business. Hies Annie Rose is visiting relatives and friends at Chesley. Mre. Sutton and children are visiting relatives at Dungannon. Veterinary Moore and wife were visit- ing at Atwood on Wednesday. Mre. Day, of Gorrie, wan vieiting Mre. A. J. Lowry tbie week. Muir Thomson, of Lietowel was visit- ing at John Tait's this vveea. Mies Jean Robinson, of St Mays, has been visiting Mies Mary Forbes, Chao Kerr has token a position in the store of Gowans & Kent, Toronto. W. H.,111oCracken was at Paisley on Tuesday as a judge at their Fall Fair. Mre. Will Ainley made a visit with Listowel friends daring the past week. Miss Bell Irwin has taken a position in the Dry Good dere of A, R. Smith. Mrs. J. L. Kerr is on the eiok list with the prevailing fever but ie improving. Mre. (Rev.) Jim. •Rose te ander tbe dootor's oare but we hope she will soon be better. Mae. Adam Scott, of Anna, is visiting the Mines SOO in Braesele,, and Wendel in Morrie, Mise Moore, of Milton, who was visit- ing at D. B. Moore's, returned home on Thureday. Miss Mary Roberton is filling a tion in the grocery and restaurant of J. H. Kerney. Mrs. Juo. Londecboro`, of Bettforth, was visiting in Breasts for a day or two last week. W. M. Sinclair and wife and Dire. Ronald are visiting relatives and friends at Windsor and Detroit. Miss Ethel Wilson, of Brantford, who has been visiting Mies Ivy Livingston, left for ber home Met week. Mrs. Watson Ainleywill take a well earned holiday and visit her daughter and other old friends in Dettoit. A. Sample, J. Pepper and A. Lowry were at Harriston on Thursday playing football with Wroxeter against Harris - ton. Alex. Forsyth is taking enforced holi. days owing to an attack of fever. We hope he will tioon be able to resume work. Mies Thorsa Gerry is on the eiok list this week, but her many young friende hope she will soon be able to join them ones more. Jno. Denbow, who is 89 years of age, has been quite poorly during the pad week but is some battik now, we are pleased to state. Miss Jean MoLemahlin is expected home this week. She stopped off at Hamilton on her return from Winnipeg for a short visit. C. H. Bartliff received word this week that his sister, Mrs. Jae. Burne, of Bay- field, was quite 111 but we hope the will soon be oonvalement, W. F. Vanatone and family removed to Wingham on Monday of this week, where they purpose making their home. THE Poem wishes them happinese and prosperity. G. Smith, wife and daughter, of Newark, N. J.' who have been visiting here for severalweeks left for their home on Wednesday of this week intending to oall on friends en route. Wm. Martin and wife left on Thera day for a holiday vigil with, relatives at Ortonville and other plaoee in Michigan. They will be away for a few weeks and we hope they will thoroughly enjoy them. Helves. Mr. Murray, of Toronto, has come to the Standard Bank, Brussele, to take the plaoe of G. B. McClellan who goes to Forest this week. While sorry to part with the latter gentleman we bid air. Murray a hearty welcome. James Blasi:till, wife and children, are away on a holiday outing with relatives and friends at Ypsilanti, Mich., and other pleas. Ypsilanti is Dire. Blashilre former home and 111r. B. baa also epent some time in the same locality. THE POST congratulates Will. Ainley, who le in the employ of Mesere. Sallowe Dippel, of Listowel, on graduating in Torouto, He now /acacia a diploma ae undertaker and embalmer. He ie the eldest eon of our townsman, Wm. Ainley Robt, Farrow, accountant in the posterns Departmett, Ottawa, was visit- ing his father, Postmaster Farrow, and other old friends in Brussele and Blue. vale during the past week. He is a blight, chatty person and makes friends readily. Mrs. Gethriclge and daughter, of Chat- ham, and Mimeo Linn and Nellie Putland, of the same oity, are visiting here, being called home by the Mime of their mother, the late Mrs. Putland. Among other relatives and friende who attended the funeral were N. B. and Mrs, Gerry, of Blyth ; Wm. Plum and wife, of Hamburg ; Mrs. Biomer, of Toronto, sister to Mr. Putland ; Mrs. Hays, of Luoknow ; and Mr. Beteg, of Stratford, brother.in-law to Mre. Putland. ENTERED INTO REST.—Sad and sur- prised was this oommnnity On Thursday evening of lash week when the news quiokly spread thatlGirs. John Putland, John etreet, had been oalled to her long home. She had been ill with fever for Betters,' weeks and prior to this bad watched patiently and anxiously over ber son, who oame home from Chatham and went through a long, severe siege of ill. nese, so was not in the beet condition to throw off disease. The best of care and attendance was given and it was hoped her great vitality would see ber through but despite it all she :clipped away, be- loved by teeny. Mrs. Putland was the danghter of the late Ebenezer Plum and was born at Newry 87 years ago. She was a sister to S. T. Plum and Mre. Bozell, of this locality ; Mre. N. B. Gerry, of Blyth •, and Ernie Plum, of Greenwood, B. O. Alex. West, of Mil- verton, was her first husband, by whom she bad two obildren, Albert and Beryl. On the decease of Mr. Werra who was a teacher and township clerk at Milverton, 'encoding high in the estimation of the public, deceased was united in marriage to her now bereft partner, at Stratford on Sept. 7th, 1887, and elm took to ber heart not only her husband but hie four rnotherlees daughters and oared for them with a mother's love and kindlinses. Mr. and Mrs. Putland and family came to Brussels 10 yeare ago and have resided con tionously, with the exception of a short sojourn at Bluevale. Mrs. Putland was ao energetic, &earful, industrious and kind hearted woman who was bigbly es- teemed and ber demise iti sinaerely re. gretted. Deceased took on motive part in church work and wan Seoretary of the Ladiee' Anxiliory of St. John's ohuroh at the time of ber deatb. The funeral service at the house on Saturday morn. ing was coodeoted by Rev, Mr. Forney, of Gorrie, and Rev. R. Poni, of Brussels, in the absence of Rev. G. 3. Abey, in- oumbent of St. John's °bomb, who was pastor of deceseed. Interment was made Saturday afternoon in the oeme- tery b Milverton alongside Mr. West. Rev. Mr. Howard read the burial con- victs. Floral offerings on the casket were beembilal. The pall bearers Were M. H. Electra, J. Irwin,0. H. Sarin, R. Mo. Cabot:eon, R. illiams and W. H. Kerr, Mr. Putland and family share in the kindly sympathy of the community in their great lose. All the pain rind endue over, Svery mottoes toning Db.slied, 8110 Is now at Death for over Safely home in Heaven at last. Dia yeti wonder She so calmly Trod the valley of the Shade Ah 1 but Jesus' love flIo011osl Every dark and fearful glade, And He came Himself to meet her, In the way so bard to tread. And with Jesus' arm to loan on Could she have rum doubt er dread V Then you Moat net grieve eo sorely Por the loves you dearly ant Try to look Inwood earth's ShadoWS Pray to trust bur Vitther'e will, $214,ND4RD :134XX OF =t3T,A.aza-alem-x=x; HEAD oFFios: ^ Tho T 0 015.J3 PAID TIP (One Million Pollan) 01.000,000 0700,000 (tErtpiand, dgeneiee fit all PrficeiPal veinal in Ontyig0 tiebe! igardtoba, United State\ '0 Ramos,' PRAWCE• A ckenorni Banking EnSinetill TranSaOted, Farmers' Notes DisooVN Amite blond and Collections made on all points, • SAVINGS RANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deroeite of 51300 and npwards and oompounded half yearly. STEM ATTENTION OMR TO 'Snit 0014Ile0NON OP FARDIERE' BILE NOTEE. Every funny afforded °admen living at a distance, 4. payable at any bank issued Under 510..,, Bo. 020 to 550„ ..12o Molloy Orgyig at the following rates :— 010 to §20....10o. 30 to 40_ ,.14.3 '3, N. GORDON. AMT, A, la MaoLaren, U. P., was again nominated by the Conservatives of North Perth. South Perth Conservatives have again 1.eleoted Wm. Pridham, ex NI. P., to carry the party standard in the riding against Dilman K. Erb, M. P. The holy of the man found hanged at Clearwater, Man., has been Identified as that of August Johnston'a farmer reeid• ing near Grafton, North Dalsote. John Ross Roberteon, M. P., for Best Toronto, has returned to the oity after spending the Summer in Switzerland, Freon and Scotland. , As announced SO= time ago, Mr. Roberteon will net again be a candidate for the Commons in East Toronto. He parade in his refusal to ME. MITCHELL ,—In Atwood, on Sept. 1810, to Mr. and Mrs, S. Iblitohell, a eon. aterat.memaxamn. MoNant—Dutranc.—In Clinton, on Sept. 19bh, at the home of the brideac par- • ents, by Rev. A. Stewart, of Willie ohuroh, Mr. Neil MoNair, of Orem- • brook, to Mies Flora, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Duncan. P00000—STEWART.—At Christ church, Listowel, on Sept. 19113, by the Rev. Mr. Moore, Mr. John Pelton,of At- wood, to Miss Laws, only aughter, of Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart, of Listowel. BAMPSON—WILSON.—On Sept. 1010 at the residenee of the bride's father, 2,1r. Arthur Regnes Sampson, Montreal, youngest son of the late W. A. Sarno - eon, Toronto'to: Janet, • (Nettie) youngest dangItter of Mr. D. D. Wil- son, Ingleside, Seaforth. aDItalra. LYNN.—In Morris, on Sept. 19, James 3. Lynn, aged 71 years and 5 months. Pumana—In Brussels, on Sept. 20, Annie, beloved wife of John Patland, aged 37 years. MoLatioaana—In Grey, on Sept. 21st, Daimon MoLauchlin, aged 65 yeare, 1 month and 8 days. MoDoroma.—In Winnipeg, Man., on Sept. 15th, Donglae Alexander, eldest son of the late Rev. Dr. A. McDonald, formerly of Seaforth. MoNme.—In Morris, on Septeraber 22nd, Martha Knight, beloved wife of Peter MoNabb, aged 28 years, 11 months and 17 lays. THOISSON.—In Seaforth, on Sept. 24, Margaret J., youngest daughter of John and Isabella Thomson, aged 27 years, 4 months and 21 days. John Youmane, of Walkerton, was nominated by the Liberate of East Bruce. • Fifty invalided eoldiere, who returned on the steamer Dominion, were weloomed at Quebec Wm. Newman, a Port Hope 'man, ao. cidentally took an overdose of laudanum with fatal results. It le reported that Borst, A. H. L. Riehardson of the Strathoona, Horse, is to reaeive s Victoria Grose. Was, Toner, a carpenter at Easson's planing mine, Stratford, met with what may prove a fatal accident while putting a belt on it pUlley, 4..17MT201.0* TUESDAY, 00T. 9.—Farm stook, imple- ments, household farniture, &c. Sale, unreserved, abI. o'olook, aharp. Wein], mina Rapp, adminietratrix ; F. S. Soda auotioneer. • THURSDAY, 00T. 11.—Farm stook, implements, &o. Lot 25, Con. 8, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock, sharp. Jae. Laird, Prop.; F. S. Scott, Aoo. Emmy, Oca.12.—Lob 4,000. 10, Grey. Farm stook, implements, &o. Sale am reserved, at 1 o'olook. I. Ball, prop., F. B. Soott, two. Milverton, Sept. 27-28. Palmerston, Sept. 27-28. Beaforth, Sept. 27-28. Wingham, Sept. 27-28. Belgrave, 0ob. 1-2. Bt. Marys, Oot. 2-3. Kirkton,.Oct. 4-6. Brussels, Oot. 4-5. Bayfield, Oot. 4-5. Fordwioh, Oot. 6. Blyth, Oot. 0-10. Dungannon, Oot. 11-12. Olri'A PILLOW LOST " ON LY gravel road betweett Brussele and 710 LiDe, .Morris, Tapestry work, fined with green satin. Pinder will greatly oblige by leaving 811MR Poem at once, and be suitab- ly rewarded. RIM LYNN, Blyth P.O. TREPOUNDED AT JAMESTOWN on sept.,mtwo white pigs, Owner 15 requested to prove property, pay expensee Slat take them tway, 7006. mon W1011, Poundkeeper. Jamestown, Tenders For Woodshed. TENDERS will be received, up to Oot. 10th, for tile ereoblon of a woodshed at school house, B. S. 150. 6. Grey. .For further par tirmlars apply to WM, STRATH, Secretary. Lot 17, Con. 10, Grey. Voters' List Court Notice fa hereby given that a flourb will be held, Pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List Act, 1880, by hie Honor, the Judge of the 0ouotV Court of the County of Erman, at the Town Hall,Brussels, on the 11th day of Oc- tober, 1900, ab 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to hear and determine the several complaints of errors and omissions In the Voters' List of the Municipality of Brussels for 1900. All persons having business at the Comb are re. guired to attend at the said time and place. .10, 8. SCOTT, Dated Sept.18, 1900. Olerk of Brussels. azaarra'smanms evc.A.xxammms. Fall Wheat 62 68 Barley . . 38 35 Peas 55 58 Oats . ..... ,.•22 23 Butter, tube and rolls 16 16 Eggs per dozen ... . . 11 12 Flour per barrel 4 00 4 50 Potatoes (per bush.)...,1 00 1 00 Apples (per bag) . . 26 26 Sheep skins, ciaoh BO ±00 Lamb skins eaoh 25 25 Solt per bbl., retail 1. 00 70 Hay per ton -000 7 00 Hides trimmed 0 6i Hides tough Hogs, Live • 5 75 6 80 Wool 15 154 ONE, CENT A WORD COLUMN. Voters' List Court. Notlee ie hereby given that a Court will be hold, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List Aot, 1889, by hie Honor, the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, at the Township Hall, on Tuesday the 950 day of Ootober next, at 10 s'olock in the forenoon, to hear and determine the eeveral oomplaints of errors and omissions in the Voters' List of the Municipality of Grey for 1000. All persons having business at the Court 501 05- 0101001 to attend at the said time and place. WM. 82.815011, Dated Sept. 04.1000, Clerk of Grey. Goon wanted to do general houee work. Apply to BBS. J, IADORIE, Brussel B. Mann and foul for sale. Will be sold rhea!, Apply to WM. RILEY, Lob 10, Con, 8, Grey. 11.2 GOOD steady man wanted, to work on farm by the year. wages, $200 and Board. Apply to W. DARIUS, Day Mills,. Algoma, SCOTCH Oollie pope for tulle. Eligible 501' mai:Ammon. J, D. MCNAIR, Oranbrook P. 0. Lot 20, 0012.14, Grey. Two eligible building lots for ealle on Prinoometreet,13russele. Por further par- ticulars as to price, terms, Ice., apply to 8.11. nero. J. GhttIVS,Brussele, THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. V101173t.4.1JTIPUL holne 001 QSeOo Stmertg0000500,1 or w""1' aPa" iredarim,nriloodis, Dissolution of Partpership. NOTICE is hereby given that the partner- ship heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigued. so carriage builders and gener- al blasksmiths in the Tillage of Brussels, in the County of Huron, ;has this day been dis- solved by consent. All debts owing to said partnership are 00 115 paid to Daniel Ewan, who retains the business in Brussels, and aol claims against the said partnership are to be presented to ,the said Daniel EMU], by whom they VIII be settled. Brussels, Sept. 2010, 1000. Witness: D. EWAN, Taos. EingliperOP. WALTER 1NNE0. AllIMNIMP•ww. romeoroamwasameopowwwwpwwwwn We are this Wed Phew - jug a very nice ithe a 7ar- dineres eo useful at this sea. 6011 of the year, at the very low price of 10c. and 15c. eh. They ainvery nicely e ted and at the price It% k de,L,N,0 long. cannot ta -2...- 10c. and I5c. Eact 81110 711591 Fox's Dm, Store. I]OU$E AND ABOUT AN - sore of land for sole, Graham's $ur- voy,& 2.0110 South 01 Brussels. The house contains 7 rooms ; good stalls; well; fruit trawl and small fruits. Possession given at once. Terms reasonable. If property is not sold soon, will be rented. For price, tering. dm, apply to 'WM. BANDS, on the premises, or Bruseels P. 0, 114 1?OR SALE IN ETHEL VIL- A.LAGE,—Tbe property of the late John Elliott, oonsisting of a solid brick house, with frame kitchen and woodshed, good stable and 11 more of land, all in 0010 -class condition, If not sold will be rented. Poe- Besslori at any time. For particulars apply to wid. Spalmn, Ethel; ALEX,. PATTERSON Galt ; or InamoIramatir, Mt. Franca 2001 A Word Abput EYES! It year eyes need medical treatment we worat melt you speotaolee eimply to make a sale ---and let your headache con- tinue until you find the true cause from someone sloe. Oar Gleans are becoming because they fit properly. Our Double Vision Girona are a great oonvenience—they are perfect for far and ported for near vision, Eyestrain causes Headaches. By removing the ORURO with properly fitted Glasses you make a permanent ours, Our Frameless Glasses please the particular. Eyes carefully examined free. Glasses recommended only when absolutely beue. finial, Having added another new igetru• ment to our optical department we have all that is neoeseary In an up-to-date Optical Parlor. Oell in and see us. No expense has been spared in this department to give the public satiefao. tion. MRS, T. FLETCHER, GRADUATE OPTICIAN, Also Graduate of Betinosoopy. GIVING UP BUSINESS! SELLING AT COST! A RUSH! A CROWD! As the Month is near Oct, It stained Friends Last Week It's Pouring Them This Week 1 ALL BUYING Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and. Shoes Hats and Caps, Gents' Furnishings, Underwear. • Scarcely enough Salesmen to wait on the eager throng. What am 1 any way—a Popular or Maple, or does Soft spell 1 -lard? Any how, as Pat says, "Am woind- ing up the business in Brussels and no 'humbug about it." A. R. SMITH.