The Brussels Post, 1898-3-25, Page 8Bicycles 1
Bicycles !
$12,80 will buy a Child's Wheel, poem,
maple tire ;
$20.00 for Gent's "crescent" B1oyole.
Has been ridden only two seasons
$25.00 will buy a Lady's "Crescent."
Sas been used very little ;
$88,00 for a "Hyslop," new the Fall of
'80, rt $100 wheel ;
$47,00 will buy a new "Crescent,"
guaranteed for 1 year. Nothing
better for the money and very few at
.any price ;
$00,00 fora '08 "Cr'esoent," up•to•date,
guaranteed for 1 year. Either
Lady's oe Gentleman's,
$88,00 will buy a Tandem for Lady and
Gentleman. Best vale°, anywhere,
A'08, up•to•date wheel, guaranteed
for 1 year,
Remember we are Agent in Brussels
for the well known "eh:meant" wheelo.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician es Bookseller,
SRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
8001001000 EXTRESION W. 0. tt n.
Trains team Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
Gorea 800011. Goowo Roam,
@apress 7:10 am, 0100!1 ,.,.,.,.... 2:10 p.m
f¢Ixed...,..,0;45 am, I Express ,•,...10:01 pan
o Ct1.0 � .C.�U �.C111•a,
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prem it,
CLEAN Up.
BAD roads.
GET ready for suckers,
Fain day next Thursday.
Home Fair Thursday of next week.
ANOTHER laundry is mooted in town.
Tern egg wagons are again on the move.
Recta on Brussels Driving Park on the
Queen 'e Birthday.
A Pew more weddings are on the pro-
gram between now and June.
A PHREN0L0018T is descanting on the
bumps of our residents this week.
A New addition hae been built to the
rear of Jno. MoDougall'e residence, Al-
bert street.
Tan foot bridge got a little jarred by
the freshet last week bat will be set to
rights again.
TereetAxs es Soil have fitted tip a com.
fortable bedroom over their office in
their livery barn.
P.Lzoo Sunday comes on April 3rd, a
week from next Sunday ; Easter Sunday
is a week later, April 10th,
IROBT. ARMSTRONG has removed the
verandah from his residence and will
substitute a fancy porch instead.
OMIT PRINCESS ALEXANDRIA, C. 0. F.,
will hold its regular meeting Tuesday
evening of next week, at 8 o'olook. See.
eral initiations are expeoted.
Teas week Jno. Hewitt's tonsorial par.
for received a new Spring suit of green in
the shape of paper and paint, Andrew
Sample wielded the bush. The shop
looks quite tarb.
ExctraeroN To MODEL PARM,—Ail ar-
rangements have been completed by the
East Heron and Turnberry Agricultural
Societies for the running of a union ex.
oarsioie to the Model Farm, at Guelph,
over the G. T. R. Tim excursion will be
run on June 20th.
MONTioLY Henn FAIR.—The next and
last Horse Fair for this season will be
held in Brussels on Thursday, March
31st, and will probably be the biggest and
beat of the series. Don't think the above
date ie a mistake as it is all right. Our
Fair le always the Thursday before the
first Friday. Oubeide and local buyers
are expected to be here on the 81st so a
good Fair may be counted on,
A unmet meeting of Brussels School
Board was held last Monday forenoon.
It was moved by J. G. Skene, seconded
by A. Ooueley, that Leon F. Jackson be
allowed to withdraw his resignation and
that the motion passed ea last Board
meeting be rescinded.—Carried. Mr.
Muer, the janitor, was reported tie attend-
ing to hie duties both faithfully and oom.
patently.
REDDY" Sot.D.—It i9 reported that D.
O'Leary, of Petrolia, has sold his fast
trotting horse "Reddy," well known bare,
to a gentleman in Austria, through the
agency of Richard Roche. The price is
said to be $1,000. "Reddy" will be for.
warded at ouoa to his new owner and will
no doubt give a good a000unt of bimeelf
in the hands of his old driver. Fred.
Anderson 'will a000mpany the horse
across the briny, it is said.
OnIT.—Laeb Friday morning the spirit
of Sarah Manger, beloved wife of Wm,
Denbow, Elizabeth street, took its flight.
Deceased had been poorly for some time
with Graves' disease, but was apparently
recovering when nervous prostration set
in, resulting in her decease. A husband
and one son are left to mourn the demise
of wife and mother. Mrs. Denbow was
24 years of age and was respected by all
who knew her. She was a member of
the Methodist church, The funeral, on
Sabbath afternoon, was largely attended.
Rev. R, Paul eonduoted an appropriate
service. Interment was made ab Bras•
eels cemetery. Mr. Denbow and other
relatives are deeply sympathised With in
their bereavement,
TzE OAnrET FAOToaY,—Last Friday •a
canvas wee made of the town and 38 sub•
scribers, of 810.00 eacb, obtained as a
loan to the proposed Carpet faotory com-
ing bete from Elora. A meeting of those
interested in the matter was held in the
Council Ohember on Saturday evening,
when W. H. Kerr was chosen Cbairman
and Poatmaster Farrow Secretary. After
dismissing the situation B. Gerry and W.
Vanetone were appointed as a delega.
tion to eleit Elora on Monday and report
the reeulb on Tuesday at 9 a. m. It was
agreed that the money collected be bank.
el by M. Kerr to the credit of the Com-
mittee until its further disposal. The
gentlemen referred to made the viait and
repotted, but no further action was taken,
ten days being granted for righting 09r-
tein matters that were obetaalee in
further progress. A vote of thanks was
passed to 1lesere. Gerry and Venetone
and their expenses ordered to bo pald out
of the Monies collected,
Hume garden, snaking is to the frot
(hioAP rates on the 0. T. 11, for Ea
3, G. BEENE. set the pace by 'tan
out his awning leeb week.
Bewron'e Dilate Ton's Cabin nips
in the Town Ilnll on Tuesday eve
and had a good home, There are be
ebowe on the toad, They went f
here to Blyth.
Temene Wtoorav,---Tenders will be re•
ceived up to April 4011 for pine plank unit
cedar scantling for sidewalk purposes ju
Brussels. l2or further information w
or apply to the Reeve or Clerk.
le, S. Sony, (11er1
A real' or so of stove wood was in
from piles belonging to Messrs, Built
McLaren and George Halliday one night
recently, 11 somebody is brought
with a round turn they need not be a
prised.
Sr•a1No'Millinery Opening will take
place at fibre, E. Rogers' on Paisley and
Saturday of next week. Miss Dunbar
spent eeveral weeks visiting the leading
millinery 'Pensee and is now boy pro.
paring for the opening.
WE1,NI•ut.tT of this week Bev, Juo.
Ross, B. A., tiod the matrimonial bow
between Arthur Jarkeon, 1th hue, Morris,
and Miss ray Mnodiu, of the same
township. The ceremony wag perforated
at the Manse. May good luck attend
them,
TEE POST returns Ile hearty thanlce
a goodly number of subseribere who h
remitted the amount due during the p
week, Dear reader if you are nob seje
ed up will yon kindly take this gen
hint. It takes the solid each to run
newspaper,
Tno Odd Fellows came nearly hay
an all night session on Thursday of I
week. Some of those desiring degr
were leaving for the West this we
hence the extra work for that night.
was a memorable occasion, but some
lbs 3 linkers came near catching "gowd
when they got home abeut 3 a. m.
had a close squeak.
THERE is a grist of young lads w
make a practice of congregating at the
corner of Turnberry and King streets to
the annoyance of Mr. Strachan and Mr.
Fox ae well as the in000veuienoe of pate
vers by. The boys are now notified that
it will not be permitted and the Constable
has been instrnoted to look after the lads
who loiter. The youths who think it
their duty to yell at the top of their voice
are also asked to keep the orifice Mo their
fare closed.
Been INsrRrussrs.—Five instruments
belonging to the town Band were relent -
y sent to Toronto for repairs and renew-
al of parte used top. There were two
ornets and three altos in the number.
They came back on Saturday looking
bout as good as new, and while the bill,
27, looks a little steep, a good job has
donesend
an Instruments useless for
everal years are now in good condition,
t would be well if the Managing Com•
mittee of the Band would eee that better
are to taken of the
outfit than is often
accorded by some of the members.
THE BRUSSELS POST
It. A 1,A10411 saappiug turtle was brongbt
star. to Brussels on '1'neaday forenoon by
king Henry Stevenson, lltb enn, Grey. It
Wats 019130red in the lieanohamp Creel;
Arad and weighed about 13 pounds.
nine l3eei,Bate.--A meeting to organise
tier Biwa Ball Club will be held in the Coon•
rein
(I1one. 100 Pil,lied Beltway fdi ', net to be
ie- S�% i':1,2/' ,.I /I ) .1 A T/ T.!' OF (3/I t.:1,1) I
nvtdote. We lied the following a Onto• �•e .L� 1 .t! 1. ✓1 JP 1i -!•
0.0., Toronto to Guelph, 20e, ; To.
'•Onto to London $1,00 : 'Toronto to
1/hatlrlm, 81 r,0 Tomb) to Niagara HEAD OFFICE, - TOR 0 N T Q
ea es, 90o. T,- n prime ahnuld melte ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • $17,000,000
Ott Cjlanlbet next Monday evening at 1 tlaelpe,limL only eeet0. . I1 D, Toronto, via CAPITAL (Authorized) - ,000,000
82
c'ciccic, A largo turn out ealleited and
pr0lnpt0800 as to time of commonable Mr, G1adet,n,, le ill,
buetneeoldasired. The body of the late Mr Colo Peat -
T
=e-e-xees..xexezemEmere 1E72.
nE taliowtug ,unitary nota le cif rr,Lstar-of.Big esetnd, was found neer
rite I interest to Ulla emotion of oonutry 1_- Ileeeronbo, 11e lost his life while ducts
Thirty third Ilumt ll ,ttaliou... £ tv• ellooljog mat pall,
t. I master and lIonorery Major 1'rauois A terrible affair occurred abort twelve
oleo Jordan le retired under the provisions miles from Brookville on Monday night,
h ,0 of paragraph 51, and is permitted to re -
lain the honorary rants of mdjor on re•
tlroment.
TRE Alma (elioh,) Record of silo Its It
inst., gives plane to the obituary notice of
Mrs. Adelaide V. 0,Iarcltmont, who pass.
el away suddenly on March Lith, She
had been failing in health for mouths and
on the day referred to while busied with
her household duties dropped dead from
heart failure, aged 43 'years. The body
was taken to Exeter, Out., for interment.
This was her former home. Mrs. March
moat wee te devoted Christian woman and , -- =-
the paper says her placid wi,1 be hard to .,.Q=••-: •
fill, The deceased 1011.0 to antsi5 to 1'. A. l;ur;ur.tt. In Grey, oto elerrh
Hawkins, of Brussels. ! the wife of Mr, William prover of a
CONOnATvLATO5Y.—Tlturaday evening of ul»•
last week before the business of Court B1ICEait—let L:etouel, 0u Merril 1E111,
Princess Alexaudria, Canadian Order at
the wife r.' lir. J. Bricker of a •:n,
Forestate, oonalDrlecl, tits following ad- Ro.Ds ---In Li towel, on 'March 13 h, the
dress was presented to Grand Organiser ifs of'Ir. Johnson W. ROI a of a
dnugbter.
$::0r.l on•E—WirsoN.—At the re,-i]enoe
of the brute's parents, Beavvri.on, on
February 23rd, by Rev. J. It. Butler,
air. Andrew Snelgrove, of Beaverton,
to Miss Roselle t}' t , f rmorly of
up
01.'
t0
are
est
Ar-
tie Strong e—
a 11r. Strong, Grand Or•Uavi;rr G, 0. F. t
ing DEAR San AND Bno„—We, the officers
aet and members of Court Princess Alexau-
ese drift, No. 24, Brussels, osnnot permlt yon
etc, to conclude your energetic and sucoeeefnl
It labors hero without expreeetng oar united
of thanks for the efficient aid you have
y” rendered our Court. Your motto appears
We to be "Deeds, not Words" and ae a con.
sequence you leave no with a membership
bo 27 stronger than when you Laine a weer,
ago, our roll now showing 105. We eon•
gratulate you on the ability displayed in
your conscientious work to advance can -
adieu Forestry and feel safe in saying
you are the right man in the right place,
We wish you increasing success as sou
progress in year work and will bo glad to
hear of you acquiring gold as well ae
glory for the valuable eervioee rendered
in building up and extending our noble
Order. We will cherish manykindly
reminieoenees of your visit and hope that
before very long you will come to see us
again. 13y order of the Court.
Mr. Strong made a most suitable reply
and gave some very practical pointers
relative to the Order and its work.
WE DEy1AND IT,—Brussels has quietly
and with the best grace possible put up
with the greatest inoonvenienoe in Don•
nection with the G. T. R. and their time
table for long months. We have come
to the conclusion that patience has ceased
to be a virtue, and in behalf of the town
end in justice to it and the surrounding
oonnty who generously banded over good
fat bonuses, we think an additional train
each way should be put on, as they
should never have been out off. Baal -
nese has picked up in both passenger and
freight traffic and the G. T. R. is not
giving this section more than its due in
bettering our means of transportation.
The idea of not being able to get from
Goderioh (oar Coenty Town,) Exeter,
Clinton, Blyth, or any station on the
L. H.& B. to Brussels in one day is
simply an outrage, when by bolding the
seoond train on the W. G. it B. at Wing
ham Junotion 0001111 o'olook a. tit, he,
stead of it leaving at 9, a firet.olaes con.
nection would be given. That would
still allow 1 hour at Palmerston before
the mixed leavee for Guelph and Hamil-
ton. Wheu such a state of affairs exists
is it not the essence of nerve to refuse
passengers the privilege of reaching
Brussels via Stratford and Listowel,
even if that is going round the world for
sport, Brussels Ins borne this imposi-
tion long enough, and we claim, properly
so, too, we think, that we deserve and
have a right to expert tie fair treatment
at the bands of the G. T. R. as our rival
towns of Wiogham and Listowel. What
have the Grand Trunk authorities to say
about it ?
,1- M, :!aribnor being shot and instantly
k'lied by Wm. Pear. It appears that
Foribner, about eleven o'eloolc, triecl to
awaken the Peat family by Melting lite
trent door of their resieeno5, Pear earl•
ed and demanded that he should give his
n one, but Boril'ner• being deaf did not
h'ar. Pear aerie told hint he would shoot
if ho did nob ser who he was, Oo,ting
na reepotse and thinking him a burglar,
lir fired, killing him instantly, Seri biter
and Peer wore friend
b
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THE ENTRANCE ExAtaINATI°N9 —Thos
High School Entrance and Public School
Leaviog examinations for 1898 will begin
Tuesday, June 28th, at 8.45 a, 10. The
course of study presoribed for the exam-
ination is that given in the revised regu•
lotions, except that Physiology and Tem-
peranoc take the place of Botany at the.
Public Sohool Leaving examinations.
Any mieuuderetanding on the part of
candidates regarding the requirements le
to be dealt with by the local board in
settling results, The revised regulations
do not, as formerly, rill for the presen-
tation of book work in writing, drawing,
etc., at either the High School Entrance
or Publio School Leaving examinations.
For the latter examination, book work, if
presented by candidates, is to be taken
into acoount, as last year; in view of the
special provisions announced for 1898.
TooE IT SACS,—In response to a letter
from Barrister Blair, noting as solicitor
for Robert Armstrong, of Morris, the
Returning Officer in the Glbson•Haye
election, the News -Record of Clinton,
eats bumble pie he the following man-
ner : "During the campaign we repro.
duped from an exchange a paragraph
dealing somewhat severely with the re•
(Aker oer in an election in East
Huron several years ago. We wouldn't
know the official in question from Adam
and gave space to the article in perfect
good faith, bot are pleased to receive his
denial of the yarn, holue.bolns, As we
are giving more prominence to setting
this matter right than was afforded the
extraotin the first inetanoe, we expert
that the late R. 0. and hie friend in
Brussels will not for a moment longer
oonsidor that they lie under any odium
whatsoever in this metter," It is rather
amusing the "perfect good faith" that
marks the publication of these slanderous
paragraphs, but it strikes the onlooker
as marvellous that they are always
directed to further the ends of the party
whom these mere sugport.
As F.4LeE AS IT Ia SILLY,—Last Decem-
ber, in connection with Huron County
Connote circular from the Dominion
Alliance was presented, caking for their
approval or recommendation. In speak-
ing of thie matter Ton POST acid that
Oc, Counoillor Mooney was the only
member of that body who appeared will-
ing to urge the Co. Council to approve of
it, on the ground that bodies of that hind
usually gave their influence to all quer•
Sone tbab tend to public morals. Some
Conservatives have been foolish eonngh
to state that this was a blow aimed at
M. Mooney, while several Liberals in-
formed us that we were driviug at Co.
Councillor Hislop. Neither are right, as
TRE Pose had neeintention or thought of
either political parties, but was showing
the unwillingness of public bodiee to take
action on the question of Temperance.
Had the matter stopped here we would
not have referred to it at all, but certain
parties, 9ome of whom our Solicitor fe
now dealing with, have wilfully circulat-
ed a story that the Editor of Ten Post
after giving plane to the aforementioned
editorial note, hypocritically sent mark-
ed copies of his paper to all the hotel -
keepers in East Huron to prejudice them
against Mr, Mooney, This is a deliberate mesh lie, as no ch marked Dopy was forward.
ed to any hotel man, or anybody else,
from TRE Pose, duringor prior to the
ideation campaign, e have enquired
from Brussels hotelkeepers and, with the
exception of the Queen's, the proprietore
say they did not motes marked papers,
and we have no doubt if those outside of
Brus9010 were naked concerning the mat.
ter they would tell the same story, We
don't mind a joke, but whet a party
paddles a libelous yarn frarn house to
house we purpose stopping it, and that is
why we gave iostruotione to our Solicitor
to deal with one gentioman and ask him
to fernieb proof for hie statements,
Business Locals.
Cloven and timothy Beed at McCreak.
en's.
WHEELS from $40 up t0 8100 at A.
Oouoley's.
CLOVER and Timothy Beed by oar lob at
Beaker ,& Vanetone,
A. CoueLEY handles everything that is
used by a bioyole rider.
Romeo to let over MoOreokon's store.
Apply to W. J. MoOraoken.
Fon sale cheap two sett seoond hand
single harness. I. C. Riohards.
Dm you see the Gondron bike in A.
Cousley's window ? It's a dandy,
Goon, dry Amerioan corn, the beet for
feeding purposes, for sale at Roes' mill,
CLEVELAND wheels alae great seller0.
Six sold since Jan. let, 1898, A. Conley.FoR sale a number of good round cedar
posts suitable for feooing, I. C.
Riohards,
E. e& D. beariuge aro guaranteed for
three yeare, Come iu and see them, A,
()mislay,
IN harness and collars we lake the
lead and guarantee eatiefaotion, i. (1.
Bechards,
I
trete, be found at my old stand, Blaeh•
ill's block, to receive any quantity 01
Butter and ,Eggs, 3100, TAIT,
REPAI00 in boots, shoes and harness,
collars, en., done neat and cheap. I. C.
Richards,
Oen cutter left out of 40. Will be sold
at a bargain, or wood oe limber would be
taken in exchange. Walker es Smith,Brussels.
SRR James Ballantyne before buying
your bioyole for 1808. He is handling
Tlie Maseoy-Harrie," "The London,"
"Capital," "Ohio" and "Alert," and is
prepared to quote you close prioes,
B3o0OLEs.--Are yon thinking of buying
a wheel this Spring ? If you are call and
see the Raymond wheel at J, J. Gilpin'a
implement shop, Vote wheel is a dandy,
and prime ale right, Guaranteed for
one year.
TOE Kr.00miao Ax Beall,—Anyone who
would like to make money fast lead bettor
see Sawfilor McGregor now, as ha oilers
to malt's $1,000 for each 8100, inside of
two years. This money is required
to pay for the patents, This
will be made on patents on the latest im-
proved new saw tools that Mac. made
and owns, T. McGregor, Sawillor and
Inventor, Bruaeels, Queen St., East, Ont„
Canada,
n sou n
Blyth.
40310'100N0—Lr.tenat.1N.--At the residence
of the brid.'s parents, East Wewen-
n el, on 1'"rob 15th, by Rev. T. E.
lIigleY, u Blyth, Mr. John Arm.
strong, of Vest Wawauosh, to Mies
Elizabeth Isabella, ssoond daughter
of Mr. Richard Leishman.
9leakl0e-8aoao,—At the Methodist par-
sonage, Listowel, on Metall llch, by
Rev. Dr. Williams, Mr. John Sharp -
in, of Hot:•ick, to Miss Mary Short,
of Turnber..y.
,J.10000013' -00111101110. -...At the Manse, Brus-
sels, on Wednesday, March 23rd, by
Rev. John Bess, 13, A„ Mir. Arthur
J'lokson to Miss Amy ltfuudin, both
of Morrie.
as>✓a_
DENnrw,—tn Brussels, on Friday, Menlo
18th, 1848, Sarah Blamer, beloved
wife of William Denbow, aged 24
years, 1 month and 8 days.
7
LEnn.—In i rh
am
on Sunday,
March
21tb, Sadie E., youngest
daughter of
?Jr. and alts. Matthew Kerr, aged 33
years and 5 months.
. 07'Ot^20no ,oAS.. .
FRIDAY, ltlar',h 25111.—Farm stook, im-
plements, &e. Lot 1, Con. 11, Gray.
Ssle at 12 o'olook, (noon.) Richard
Redford, Prop , F. S. Soots, Auo.
Tunnel:, '.arch 29th.—Farm stock,
implements, toe. North a tut 20, Don. 0,
'Morris. Sale unreserved, at 1 o'clock.
Isaac Curry, Prop„ F. S. Soott, Auo.
WP.DNESDAY, Marob 301.h.—Farm stook,
implements, etc. Lot 10, con. 10, Grey.
Sale at 1 o'olook and will be unreserved
as farm has been Bold. John Brown,
Prop., F. S. Scott, Ana.
FRIDAY, April let,—Farm, farm stook,
i•nplemente, ,fro. Lot 32, eon. 14, Grey.
Yale ttnreservr•0, at 1 o'clock. D. J.
Shine, Prop., F. S. Scott, Auc,
'tamales is all principal pointe in Ontario, Quebee, Ilianifobs, ignited States if' llnelulul,
tt'%:n`,�`ard4 S' . `8't:ax-ctd'".
A General ,Banking Basinees transacted, Farmers' Notes Dimmounted,
Drafbe Luned tine (lolleotione made on ell 901111o,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from dot of dopooit to date o
withdrawal and oompounded half yearly,
8980IIAL ATTENTION 0IVEN TO TOE COLLECTION 00' 1i'oioonu n' BALE NoTne,
Every faoility afforded Customers living at a distance,
J. A. STEWART MANAGER,
.w.mrateeaacrnnideraddrsrn sex,wmmmaesn'.aee„an.adea.,••.._.-..___
n3xztrnr:aa✓z�� se.Ea,._.,.r_'�'re5. - l
OR SALE, AT r 1 13 ,u
BARGAIN
Full Wheat
Barley,— .........
Nona
O't Ls
butter, Lube and rolls ,
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
"Potatoes (per bog)
Hay per ton
Ilides trimmed
Hides rough
Salt per biol., retail.,,., 1 00 00
Sheep skins, 00011 ..,.,, 40 40
Lamb skins oaoh 25 25
Hogs, Live 4 30 4 40
Dressed Hogs 5 00 0 00
Apples (per bag) 50 50
82 a0 Ala. Frnpamety llu,onen and Stable, with
:3U 0rro lana, ndjrolaing the village of Ethel,30 Also woll•bred Jersey Bull for service, 1
el ;,.t 30nr O
27 ,47
00 io i; G S FUltiirl'L'r;lIIN0., 7111
undersigned bn0 eggs from pore bred
, • 4 00 4 00 'Plymouth hock and Wblto Leghorn fowl
00 00 fol' sea, 0, 1100U(111ll. Grahanl'o Hervey,
,i O 5 5110'01-
0 lfruesele' 107-11
i 5
THE PEOPLE'S COLIIBVIN.
�77 ORUE S FOR SALE, OR
1 will puruhe.se 11 en{taLle anneals are
oliered, B. BII1t110, Brussels, 50-
Fr OUSE AND LOT FOR
1ALI0,—The Ltndereiguod offers her
house and lot On Turnborry street, Brus-
sels, for silo, flood well on the premlees,
Appi y to MBB, BIXBY OVILBE:;, 97.4
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on TO RMS.—The Undersigned offers
for sale or to rent that 1i story frame lianaon Tnrubalry street, Nor h of the Teases,
lntaly occupied by S. H. Ja0hson. For, par-
ticulare01)81y to W. H. Kerr, m• the ewuer,
J. H0A1t!„ Auburn P. O. y0.,f
mo PIG BREEDERS.—I RAVE
bought a registered Tamworth Bog
from R. George & Sons, Crampton, bred
from imported stock o n
'lath sides.
His
sire she ad sig lbs. E at Toronto last Fall, 1
have boo a le rg0 English D registered S Bark -
shire, bought :bot Jas. LPp110t o. .Termst
Pedigree.For besoon on 1pOel' ofr.ttpu e
81,00. For sale—a number of pure bred
Berone monthires l bre breeding. of I have .9 Pb e
one month rid bredr from l full slater of t',
sow that got first prim at rho Wn'ld'e Fair.
3401ES 8BEIR,
si•tf Lot 90, 0110 Li ue, Morrie,
TOOI1 SALE.—A GOOD, FRAI1E
house, ,n excellent repair, coma Wee
seven rooms, besides a good Summer and
Winter kltti .en with hard end soft wster
under rover. The house, which will bo sold
10,00 VA it is, is hnuds001e1y furnished
throughout with now furniture and well
heated by hot air. There are large 010004s,
well kept, and au excellent garden et000Od
wit h choice apple, Dear, plums and cherry
trees, together with all the smaller frnit0,
ail in goad bearing contrition. This plane
oiler's a most desirable home for a farmer
'wishingto retire from active life, and will.
be solon reasonable terms, For all par-
ticulars app'to
O. P,BLAYR,
110 -if Solicitor, Brussels.
THE GRAND
of Brussels, - Spring', 1898.
vk ism 63
Begs to announce that her grand Millinery
Opening will take place on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
When will be shown, without exception, the
Largest, Choicest and most Elaborate display
of Millinery ever seen in Brussels, Our ac-
complished Milliner, Miss Dunbar, has
been at great pains to secure all the very
Latest Novelties and we feel justified in say-
ing that never before has she shown such ex-
cellent taste. We most cordially invite evei^y
lady to see our lovely Millinery and Capes
which We cannot describe in an advertisement,
Remember the dates of Opening, Friday
and Saturday, April ist and 2nd, and
don't forget to come, We will be glad to sce
everybody,
f
Leckie 13Zook, .ZBr usseZ,s,
REAL ESTATE.
VIARIlf FOR SALE.—I50 AORES
of the Consisting
01110120, r out2,i and t (Wawa-
Wawa -
nosh, 'Thio Is au 000001,, it stools Tarte,bchtg
woll 'situated about 4 milgood.
s lr,utl the thriving Vil-
Vil-
lage of Blyth. .A largo part of it Is under
grass. Buildings and 'ancon aro in afair
state of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given, For all lulorr 'ttier apply to
11-tf G. F. BLA.IIR, 3arrlatel•. Brussels,
1AB00T FOR SALE.. --THE UN-
ta1e, being L t 2, N )� 0" ,g 7 t 100 io011,,, for
tiro 70 acres cleared and Ruder crop, helium
hardwood bush, Theo is a gcod name
honer', with kitchen, Is, 'dated and collar
complete; honk barn 01.,h 0toue- stabling;
orchard, wells, and all .'ther Oonvoulouues,
Only i' eta mile from , •hool a1,d 8 milds
from Brussels, Possess:on w011111 be 0000
tit 0000, For price and -terms apply on the
Premises or to Brussels 1'. 0., to
al-tf SIMON 1v0RSY'TH , Proprietor.
7p47AR14I FOR,SALE OR TO
A Mister, --Tao undersigned offers hie
eligible 04 nate faro for sato or to
rent, befog South part of Lot 5, Canoes.
don
Grey. ll in tr cultivation, waerd a20ll fonc erwell
Mono house, bank barn, orchard, welts, &0„
on the prem1009. Also a splendid stone
40,0111 from whisk a sand 1'ovemne ie realis-
edbel i o131es from Brussels. Terms
ireM1BOnable
yy'
'For further partiuulare as 10
price, apply to
JOHN MITCHELL, Proprietor,
32.31 Brussels P. O.
('1 OCD FAROIS FOR SALE.—
The undersigned offer two 100 acre
farms for sale at reasonable prices0, The lots
axe Nos. 10 and ,aideroall betweenitheem. Good b(Sunshine)rick icit house
and barn on lot 11, and house and 3 barna on
los 10. Orchards and all neoeseory ronvon.
fences. Well 01ateeed mud suitable for grain
or grazing. 100 acres nr tv la grass 07311 i3O
&old either Separate or t.'gotht-r to suit 711313-
01131000, Terms of payment ro,eonablo. ft-
modiate 1,o0eoseiou. For further particulars
"081}'00 300109$ OLEGG, Brussels, 1'. G..
or E, L. DIOXXIN ON, Barrister, wiughum,
25.4
Mal', 2,i, 1898
LL PAPEH
TA L I
Although it may seem a little early
for houae•oleating still it rnll9t come ere
long and we would advise those who put
po.ve doing any papering to drop le as
early ns possible and take it look throagh
our samples when the stools is complete.
IVe are this Spring al owing a very flue
range of papers and at prima that will
boar comparison with tiny. for the con•
veinier% of our eastoner0 we have pro
pared
4 Sample ,Eooks
each containing Samples and Prime of
all our rape's, which we will bo pleased
to fot•nielt to any one 01101)108138 take the
samples home. Alreo.ly a number have
availed themeolvoe of titin means of mals•
ing a selection and find it most Betiefa°.
tory,
0
Trilnlnillg Machine
is proving a great 91101808 as paper Trim.
mast by this Insane can be done so much
Moor than by hand, a,1 as it adds moth•
lug to the cost of it why not save your-
self the trouble.
We will deem it a pleaenro to show
yen our steak -
AT ip
Fox's Drag Store.
tARM TO RENT,—TRE UN—
i�' nnnomnEn desires to rent his 75 acre
farm, out of Lot 10, don, 14, Groy, There
are 50 acres cleared, 38 under crop, 12 in pas-
ture and 5 iu grass. Soleil house and new
barn on farm. Possession immediately,
For terms apply on the 1n'umio,oe or to Oran -
brook P. 0,, to ADAM SIINCLAIR Prop,
7,100 olwb ey 7 30x,0 old, for sato. weighing ove94 4 1
CENTR/440,1060
evasu,
25ha!$11bgyi,,,OJU t
Becogni:ecl throughout the Domin-
ion as the Lending Commercial
,School.
Spring term begins April 4th.
Chtan,g,.e levee,
W. X. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Shopping'lows -of Spring 'royalties
All of which are open for Inspection,
All the Fashionable Weaves of Dress Goods,
All the conceptions of the Silk Weaver,
.&11 the Dainty Styles of Wash Fabrics,
All the Seasonable Fads in Ribbons.
Al' THE ® 6 ®—.._.os¢ezr
DRESS GOODS COUNTER -
has been brought together a collection of Spring Fabrics which are
truly tempting—if not to say bewildering, on account of the great
variety of Weaves and wide range of Colors. Isere is a little lot
worth a visit to see :•--
Bedford Cords, Brocades, Cheeks, Plaids, Stripes,
Covert Cloths, Tweeds, Grenadines, Lustros, Sicillians,
Solieals, Surges, Capons, Nuns Voilings.
, ntoroeti ,g Lot of 51110.
22 incl' Lyon Silks, the printed India kind, at a very unusual
price too, 75c. per yard.
High class Black Brocades and Ttttlettas brought to a price that
deserves attention, 75c. per yard.
Bright new Sarah and Apanese Wash Silks, all shades and blank,
at 25c., 850,, 45c., GGc. and 75c.
About Now Veilings.
At the Veiling Counter a genuine entertainment is in store for
the Ladies who enjoy a sight of Now Dots, New Spots, New Meshes,
and all that comes into the creation of that important item of a
woman's wardrobe—the vii]. Hero is a choice lot of Dots, Spots
and P1aiu and Fancy Meshes at 20c,, 25c., BOc, and 85c.
The largost and most up•to-date stock to make your Spring
selections from. Prices always the Lowest. No trouble to Show
Goods.
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