The Brussels Post, 1898-12-16, Page 8A ND
XMAS
WEDDINGS.
Xmas Presents and Wed.
ding Presents are among the
'necessaries now. There is no
alternative but to fall into line
and make a choice of something
for relatives or friends, If you
follow
THE CROWD
that invariably find their way to
our store you will find a larger
and better selection than ever be-
fore of suitable Gifts for old or
young. We cannot begin to en -
numerate them. We are head-
quarters for Santa Claus.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
rraiee leave Brunets Station, North
and South, as followe
GOING 8017TR. GOING NORTH.
90010811 7:16 a.m. I Mail ......... 2:10 p.m
limed 9:46 a.m. Express 10:16 pan
Irozat
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
SEATING,
Woon is sauce.
READ page 3 for Eastriot news.
OlinisTMAS Day one week from next
Sunday.
CITIzElis' Course Concert on Tuesday
evening, 2701; inet.
Sam suonnia is one of the favorite
pastimes in Brussels locality.
THE snow storm interfered a good deal
with business during the past week.
MONTHLY EOM Pair in Brassele on
Thursday, Ian. 5th. Don't forget it.
5% has been added to all taxes not
paid on or before Wednesday of this
week.
Comm Councillor nominations will be
made on Monday of next week, 19th
inst., at 1 P. nu.
STATUTORY meetings of the various
Municipal Contrails were held on Thurs-
day of this week.
Primo eohools clue on Thursday of
next week for the Obristmas holidays,
and will re -open on Jan. 3rd.
EWAN & Imam are doing a rushing busi-
ness the last few days. It almost keeps
them going putting in shafts.
ON Thursday of this week the close
semen for many kinIs of pine began so
oar sportsmen will have to take a rest.
Tea road North and South of Brussels
was plowed ont on Tuesday and thereby
considerably improved for public travel.
EAST Huron Liberal Oonvention in
Brussels Town Hall on Friday after.
noon of this week. It is the annual
meeting.
20 lettere were posted at Brnesele post.
offioe last Monday to different points in
Manitoba. The Christmas season sets
people thinking of the absentees.
IT took Philip Ament aboat four hours
to drive from Seaforth to Brunie last
Sunday with a open of borses attached to
his cutter. The roads were very badly
drifted.
A Mine of neeessary improvements
are being made in the Odd Fellow's Hall,
Brussels, in the aote.rooma, hallway, &o.
Messrs. Pugh & McNeil are doing tbe
work.
OVER 2,000 pounds of duck and turkey
were received by J. G. Senn, Brussels,
from Walkerton on Monday evening. It
will constitute a part of another large
shipment from here.
Wnseenia Star Lodge, I. 0. 0. F. No.
149, Brussels, is investing in a $65.00
regalia for the officers of the Lodge. It
has been purchased from the Dominion
Regalia Company, and 10 19 a dandy out-
fit.
Culminate and New Year's Days falling
on Sanday, the Attoriray•General has
issued, with the advice of the Executive
0000011 a proclamation setting apart the
Monday following in each oase to be
observed as a, holiday.
Tan G. T. R. has dropped oue of the
notion men from Brussels heat, Wm.
Haiste being the man here. Seotion bon
McKenzie has the privilege of engaging
help to shovel Snow in ease of a blockade
bat he and one assistant—Wm. Miller—
wont have a snap by any means in at.
tending to the seotion particularly in the
Winter season.
Tan three polling plane for the miming
municipal and Oo. Council elections in
Bruisele will be at J. J. Gilpin's ofacie,
R. MoNaughton, Deputy Returning
Officer; No. 2, at Connoil Ohamber, Wm.
Aldridge, Deputy '• No. 8, at J. 11. Ken-
dall's, (formerly Revere 1101198,) J. A.
Creighton, Deputy. Nomination will
take plaoe on Monday, 28111 mat;, and
election day a week later.
KINGSVILLE REPOIVIBB.—At the 7.0. F.
supper on Friday night about 450 of the
brethren, their wine and friends eat
down to supper. After supper an ad.
journment wag made to the Town Hall.
The program was exultant. H. Ruthven
Macdonald rendered several selections in
splendid style, His humorous songs
were a whole dens and caravan combin.
• ed and brought down the house with
roan of laughter.
Dowll00005,-0a and after Christmas
Day, 1898, the postage on 'Mans wain g
between Canada and the United King-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland,
British India, Newfoundland and the
following Afrionn Peetectorates—British
Ent thin, tondo, Zanzibar, British
antral Athos, the Niger Coast Prono.
torates and the Niger Co's, Territory
Will be two nuts per half ounoe instead
of aye ante as heretofore. The pallid
should remembee, however, that this re.
dtlatiOn den nob Mint the rate on lettere
'between places in Oaoada and to U. S.
the rate on then Will he 80 per 0E1100 OA
in the pan,
Gnome Ilmer shipped a ear of cattle on
nrsday.
Tim new 2 net Imperinl postage
stamps are out.
0011NCII.1,011 laTtemat wits in Brue•
sole en Wednesday.
Tito% CURRY lost a ;pod maw this week
from inflammation.
13usens School Board is advertising
for 50 cords of green wood.
Poneer book lot. Finder will Mtioll
oblige by leaving it at Tau POST.
Rue the advertisemeets in '1'nP080.
It may save you dollars in your per
abases.
TUB morning train from Kincardine
on Monday had a double beefier and
went through sailing.
Tax 001.1.1IMOIt ortua 18 after the poll
tax and the ages of some of the youths
lave taken a sudden drop.
Dollar forget the honey treat at the A.
0. U. W. Lodge on Friday evening ot
this week. Nomination and election of
officers.
SEVERAL interesting matters are crowd-
ed out thie week owing to a rusb of
Christmas advertising. They will appear
in oar next issue.
Oven 32,000 in taxes wag paid in on
Wedaesdav to avoid the Pa. There is
about 8500 out yet that will call for the
additional per cent.
A eAn of prime cattle was shipped at
Brussels on Wednesday by Messrs. Olegg
& Dames. The latter gentleman accorn•
parried the shipment.
1)..A Lowat has completed tbe kaleo.
mining at the Town Hall and Council
Member. It baa made a very noticeable
and necessary improvement.
RENEW your subscription to TEE POST.
We give good value for the money, 66
columns a, week for the small sum of a
dollar for the year, Quality and quantity
are combined.
TOIIONTO GLO1oE.-13. Buthven Menem
aid sang a solo at each of the services,
His grand vein filled the large auditorium
and held the audience spell bound. Town
Hall, Brussel., on Taesday evening, 271h.
LAST Saturday the Seafortli stage was
compelled to turn ban before getting to
Leadbury owing to the badly drifted con-
dition of the gravel road. Mr. Tuck ar-
rived bank to Brussels about 11.80, his
team fairly well fagged out.
HAMILTON SPEOTAToR. — H. Rothven
Macdonald is possessed of a powerful
voice of whioh he is complete master.
FIe has the happy faculty of clearly
enunciating every word he sings and de-
lights his bearers with his splendid ex.
prosaism.
IN last Saturday's edition of the Detroit
Free Press there appears a good pnrtrait
of Dr. T. G. Holmes, formerly oi Bees -
eels, now surgeon of the 7th Regiment
of Michigan Infantry.' He is attired in
hie military uniform in the piettare and
looks every inn a soldier.
Houma rates on the G. T. R. will be
as follows :—Single return fare geed go-
ing an Saturday, 24th, 25th end 26th and
returning not later than 27th, also on the
31st and 1st and 2nd of Jan. returning
on Jan. 3rd. Fare and a third tickets,
good going Deo. 24th and same days as
above to return Deo. 28th and Jan. 4111
respeotively.
TAOS. BLOONZIELD arrived home from
England on Saturday night, bringing
with him a fine Olycleadale stallion,
named "Royal Warrant," for Thos. Ber-
ry, the well-known importer and export-
er, of Henson. "Royal Warrant" is the
biggest horse in the oonnty. He weigh-
ed 2,200 poundo on arrival at New York,
and with one will tip the scales at 2,400
by the Spring.
OITIZENS' Coons.—A change has been
made in the talent of the next concert in
this series and instead of "Little Line,"
the program will be supplied by H. Roth•
ven McDonald, the widely known London
basso; Mrs. a:a:Donald, and Mrs. Sey.
moor Humbly, Toronto favorite soprano.
Tbe date is Tueeday, 27011 inst. Plan of
Hall is now open at Jas. Fox's drag
store for ticket holtlere and a rare treat
le in store for loeers of first-olass musics.
See the press notices elsewhere.
NNW BB IN WRITING.—The regulations
requiring nominations of oandidates to be
made in writing will come into force at
tbe coming Mnnioipal elections a9 re-
quired by Seo, 118 of the Municipal
Elections Aot, which reads : "The per-
son or persons to fill each oface shall be
proposed and nendea seriatim, and
every such nomination shall be in writ-
ing, shall state the full name, plan of
reaidence and occupation of the candi.
date, and shall be signed by his proposer
and seconder."
H. R. ELLIOTT bas received a letter
from hie eon, William W., in Calgary,
dated Dee. 8:h, 1898. He writes, I left
Oalgary on the 9011 of Jane with a pros-
pecting company from Calgary and
Banff. We started for Silver Oity, that
is away up in the mountains. I wits
getting $45.00 a month and board. I got
baok from the mountains about a month
ago but went West again to help to break
in 40 head of horses that name in from
Washington and now I am in Calgary
working for the Dominion Cartage Com -
pang. We had very good laok up in the
hills 08 709 only Ion one horse and that
was the first week we were out. We
were crossing a range of mountaine when
the horse missed his footing and went
down about 500 feet, pack and all. We
struck it pretty good for our boos. He
holds the lead at thirty thousand. It is
trapper and another is silver and lead
mixed. 7 have got well over the rheuma-
tism but am not eci stout as I was before
and not the same grip in my hands but
am getting better alt the time.
Business Locals.
DRIED apples wanted. A. Straohan.
OAR load of °florae potatoes at Mo-
Oraoken's.
PEATUBBS wanted by R. Leatherdale,
Brunie.
Cone arriving this week at Stewart's
Mill, Brussele, dry American.
Wrsinow ehmies in large variety and at
low prime at R. Leatherdale's.
Con, ben Atnerioan, yellow, for sale
ab Rue' mill. Close mine for meta.
ALWAYS take the G. T. R. when you
aan. $.13.0.—Stenery, Safety and Speed.
A yew baby oarriagee will be sold abont
cost to gave carrying over Winter.
R. Lealherdale.
Ooaron season is here and W. A. Crioh
is prepared to supply the publia with
Booth's beet brands from Baltimore.
Ronald Fire Engine Works wish to
purchatie 100 to 200 corde of wood, four
feetalong—bard or eoft—green or dry,
early delivery.
Felt 60 claya eve offer a 10 x 20 pratere,
with a 'sheltie of fremes from 80a, up, and
smaller sine propeetionately cheap. 3no.
Walker, Benno's.
'r 11 B BRUSSELS POST DEC. :16,
1.....041WheeseneamWOM 41.0.0=PWARID.M.MMI•000.0.11141.71trIMI
Waco out for oar advt. next week.
We will have something to please you.
no. Walker, Benefit/le.
W. A. Cum is still doing busineee at
the old eland where may be foiled bread,
calms and pastry, Emits In their sea.
son.
Bannon bind of heroine in planne
and armee at lt. Leatherdeleal. Agentai
prolits given 00 013010111009, Oen and see
before you buy.
Remember Saterday Deo. 17th, we
offer yon Bargains in S'ippere of all
kinds, men's, wonien's and (Milano's.
I, 0. Richards.
Wit will pay four ciente per pound for
any quantity of good quartered dried
applee. Very dna thin or Wavy stook
not saleable. Straohan.
Witeav in Brunets don't fail to eall at
Wee. Welker's furniture warerooms and
see the elegant stook of furniture be is
handling this Fall at right prices.
THREE mond hand organs for sale
obeap—a Bell, a Doherty and a Nvin
-
ion. .511 10 good condition. Apply at
Jon. Walker's furniture warerooma
Ho I for Wingham with its 10 dry
gomis shops and 40 groceries. Butter,
10 to 17o. Ohoirie turkeys andrawn, 90.
Everybody gives 20 lbs. granulated sugar.
G. E. Kura, Wingham.
ono needing a fresh set of teeth
out in any size of a oiroular gnu' may
have this work done by T. IlleGregor,
saw grimmer and filer, Queen street,
East, Brussele. '
ANT amount of wood will be taken for
Saw gumming and filing. Wood may be
rough or smooth, hard or soft, any length
or in the log, to be delivered before the
work leaves my nap. T. McCune,
saw gurnmer and filer, Queen street, East,
Breese's.
How long should a man's legs be ?
They should be ling enough to nub
from his body to the ground. That ie
easy enough accounted for and so is the
tacit that Walker is selling pianoe like
hot cakes become he handles the beet—
the Dominion.
GUTTERS AND SLIIIGTis.—DJeSSIT. Ewan
& Lines have wrenl new sleighs on hand
made by the well known maker, John
Wilbee, guaranteed to track, and made of
the best material. Also on hand snow'
'sand cotters. Our stook of cutters is
selling fast. More than a oar load sold
now and we have another oar lot ordered.
Come and get your choices at your oNVO
price. Ewan de Innes, Bruesels.
PERSONAL PA.RINR.I.PIIS.
Ed. MoNaughton is home from the
West oe a boliday vielt.
Robt. Watt has been a little ender the
weather with a bad cold.
Mrs. W. M. Sinclair was 'visiting airs.
P roudfoot at Goderioh.
Harry Blain is here from Man itoba on
a visit to his grandparents.
Barrieter Sinclair was at G03001011 this
week attending the County Court.
Hilton Hunter has taken a situation on
the staff of the Owen Sound Times.
Mrs. Chas. W. Rowley, of Winnipeg, is
visiting her Water, Mre. R. L. Taylor.
Wm. Note, of Manobeeter, ie learning
the art tonsorial with R. N. Barrett, of
Brun's.
Miss Aggie Douglas, of Teviotdale, is
the guest of the Mines Douglas, Eliza-
beth street, Brussels.
Willie Richardson had his cheek injur•
ed by it coming in contaot with a barb
wiie fence while playing.
Mre. James MaLanohlin, of Wingliam,
was visiting relatives and old friends in
Bruesels during the past week.
George, son of William Miller, has been
quite ill with iuflammation of the bowels
but we hope he will soon be conealescent.
James Beattie is bank from Manitoba.
Mr. Beattie went West last Spring but
Mrs. Beattie and family remained in
town.
Rev. A. C. Courtioe, D, D., editor of
the Christian Guardian, has gone to
Olifton Springs, N. Y., to take special
treatment for asthma.
Last Monday morning Albert, son of
John Pi:Aland, left for Chatham where he
will learn the watchmaking. He has
two eiders in that town. We wish him
511008130.
R. J. Ganlev, of Garland', formerly of
Brussels, wlao has been representing the
York County Savings and Loan Co. since
July, is noVii working for the company iu
Toronto and is doing well.
Tom Bloomfield is home from the Old
Country. He wane batik by the White
Star steamship “Oymria." The passage
was a trifle boisterons but Tom is an old
salt and Dan weather a good blast.
J. S. Willson, editor of the Globe, is
confined to hie home with an attack of
heart disease, brought on by over.work.
He was taken ill last Friday while at his
office, and was removed to 'tie residence
ih a cab.
Miss Davie, organizer of the ladies'
branoh of the Manabees, held a lodge of
instruction in Wingham on Thursday.
Mrs. Vanetone, Min Jean MoLemahlie,
Mrs. MoGuire and others attended from
Brussels.
W. Taylor, of Walkerton, general agent
of the Confederation Life Ineuranoe Co.
for this District, has a tempting offer
from an Amerioao Insurance Co. to top -
resent it, and should be accept, he will re.
quire to reside in Chicago.
Mrs, Michael Robinson, of Munch.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. R.
Mainprice, She returned home on
Tuesday. Miss Enphemia Murdock, of
Looknow, is spending a few weeks at Mr.
Mainprice's.
Mu. Hut, a former reeident of Bru-
nie, died at the home of Mre. Grimoldby,
her daughter, at Owen Sound, last Tees -
day, aged 85 years. Deceased was a
worthy old lady wholived and died in the
Obristian faith. Mrs. Edward Grin:told
by, of Sensate, attended the funeral.
71 16 rumored that Goldie & McCullocb,
of Galt, purpose removing their foundry
to Me anal.
About 250,000 tone of ice has been con-
sumed in London this seation-100,000
tons in mese of last year.
L. 0, MaIntyre, of Weat Williams, is
an applicant for the vaunt aloe of
Hansa inepeotor in North Middlesex.
E. A. Bargees, of Sparta, wag badly
burned about the hands and fan, while
allowing the workings of hie a0sty1ene
light to a friend. The gag was ignited by
Ole lamp calming a slight explogion.
13. and IV1110. DUSty, of St. Marys, sidle -
Mated their golden wadding noently by a
grand reunion of the family, their sone
and their sons' familiee congeogabing
from all guarani 01 0113 continent. Mr,
and aim Dusty are two of St, Marys
most respeoted and avell-to•do citizens,
Foe 55 yeare they have been reeidanta of
the Stone Town.
Straw dritte on the Loudon & Port
Stanley Railway interrelated train° be-
tween London and St. Thomas on Satin,
day.
A Kingelon paper etntse that W. T. 11.
lareetoii has the 01111701 OE the waiden.
ship of the pi. aanit iary, and he may
anent the
The trial of Alike Riopelle for onesing
the death of Leon Boyer, resulted in a
verdict of guilty of manslaughter et the
Hull Auden. Ile 31(39 sentenced to 4
years in the St, Vincent do Paul Peniten.
tiary,
unisseis Nehool Board.
Tile regular meeting of the Public
school Board was held in the Board room
on Friday evening; all members present
except W. Mullin.
The minutes of the last regular and
speoial meetings were read and passed,
The following anounts were present.
ed
J. G. Skene, cloth for dusting
and brooms
Geo. Edwards, moulding on
windows 4
W. J. DiaCracken, soap end
lacunas 1
91
95
80
S. Wilton, new furnace, repair
ing troughs, roof, &s 80 76
D. 0. Ross, repairing look 26
Moved by A. Oonsley, seconded by J.
G. Skene, that the above aceonnts be
paid. Carried.
Moved by Jed. Zambia', ernoinied by
J. G. Shone, that the Board tut ,:rtise for
tenders for 50 cords of green hardwood,
22 inches long, tenders to be eceivea till
Dec. 28rd, 1898, wood to be delivered be-
fore March let, 1899. Carried .
Board then adjourned.
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NSAD OFFICE. - TORONTO
CAPITAL PATD TIP (On Millioa Dollars) $1,000,000
RESERVE FII ND $1100,000
491110100 in all principal palate in Ontario. Qnrboo, Aimatooa, trailed States c0 Ragland.
OR MAMAS BilteXCAr.
General Banking Business Transaoted, Fanners' None Dienunted.
Drafts Issued and Oolleotione made oa all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and npwarde.
SPUMY. ATTENTION GIVEN TO Tait Comas:Trots or FARmERS' SAMO NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers livieg at a Mebane.
M. M. BRENT, MANAGER.
,....esass.cescacesa. wencwwwwwwesecwassessowessesee.- meree,
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. 1 FrousE AND LOT IN ETHEL
-I- for sale, 11007911 as the Hew sworth
l
inserted melt wook at 1 nut a word. NO IN ;1.1
g_ho°1Fgeu.b,i‘tuvI,31 tiCAlitirgnPoisretsPstolVtgoio0.
[Under this heading small advta, will be
tf. r Part oulivtrms.apropzuoiw, mho.
advt. loss than 10 oen ts, howeyer, to be paid
for whoa order Is given.)
Loeu—A pink Fasoinator. Finder will
oblige by leaving at MRS. 101101(13,
SERVANT wanted at one. Good wages
paid to a ermipetent hand. Apply to MRS.
W. NI. =Imam, Brussels.
HAND•stAtIOTIS, Dolls, Carriages, Boys'
Wheelbarrows, Children's Darts tit;
TEE POST Bookstore,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
_ ----A BUNTER, LICENSED AUG-
,1010ka to sell. TroNEER
. Money to loan. Farms
BRAnamy.—At 817 Homer street Vim-
oonver, 13. 0., on Tuesday, Nov.
29011, the wife of Mr. Charles 71.
Bradwin, representative of Robin.
son, Little & Co:, London, of a
daughter.
Swam .—In Seaforth, on the 7th inst., the
wife of Bar. Loftus Stark of a rlaugh•
ter.
E110.—In Morris, on Deo. and, the wife
of Mr. Smith Eno of a son.
ZDXZEISD.
Bun —In Morris, on Dec. 14013, Mrs.
Francis 13e11, nged 40 years and 21.
days.
.6:07 CTXC00ol
Tummy, Deo. 200h.—Farm stook, &o.,
Tot 7, con. 17, Grey. Sale, uureserved, na
1 o'clock. Tins. Johnston, prop. ; F. S.
Soott, Ant.
•
10ZR*T.3-11S10I..S
Fall Wheat
Barley........
Peas
Oats ....
Butter, tubs and rolls ...
Eggs par dozen
Flour per b meet..
Potatoes (per beta)
Hay per ton .
Hides brimmed 7 79.
Hides rough .... 5 5
Salt per bbl., retail , .... 1 00 60
Sheep skins, each 30 75
Lamb skins mob 25 25
Hoge, Live 3 90 4 00
Dressed Doge 5 00 5 10
Wool 16 -17
Apples (per beg) 50 75
65 66
38 40
60 62
26 26
12 14
14 15
4 00 4 00
50 50
4 00 800
VOUNG GIRL 12 TO 14 YEARS
could find a comfortable home with
opportunity of going to school, with the un-
dereigued. Would also tolpply her elothing.
GEORGE MoDONALD,
21-2 Lot 17, JO.omu..8thw
1, Garey.r. 0.
ANYONE WANTING A 11.11V.
ING N00111110, Organ or Piano can be
supplied by applying to mo for I am not out
of the businese ea some have tried to report.
I will deal with you 00 reasonable es any.
23- T. MO ORhl, Brussels.
13 OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
08 13111 street, Brussels. The house
is a comfortable one, Well fitted up, with
°eller, herd and soft water, 50. There is
0100 it good debt°. Fruit trees in garden
over one-quarter acre of land. For price,
terms, 50., apply to F. LINN, Proprietor,
or W. EL KERB, of Tun Poso, 10.01
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders 70111be receiAed until Deo. 28rd,
1803, for the delivery of 00 cords of good
sound green hard wood. Beech and Maple,
all body wood, 22 inches long, to bo delivered
at the Brussels Public; 0011001 House before
the 1st day of March, 1800.
10,10083
Secretary Nubile solmol Board.
A COMPLETE CONSERVATORY
COURSE OF MUSIO.
llfaIlOn'S System of Touch and Teelmie, in -
chiding Clavier emotion, given by MISS
SARAH LOUISE 000002, L. 0.00,, who
bolds Aroademie col:tidos:bee in Musie from
London Cousmvatory ; pupil of W. Cavell
Barron, Principal. She Ns also n competent
pipe organist. Miss Moore waits Walton
Monday and Tuesday of each week for the
purpose of giviue Instructions on piano and
organ, For partioulars apply ab mr. Earga-
son's residence, Walton, or postalce box
106, Seaforth. 20.
OK
REAL ESTATE.
▪ OOD 100 ACRE FARI11 FOR
SALE, 000 18, Coa. 9, Grey. 12 feet of
01 00101100 the river. Immediate possession.
For price, terms, 5o., apply to
13- ,rs 08. 1:40011E, Brussels,
RINE FARM FOR SALE.—BE.
1. INS Lot 2% N Con. O. Morris township,
containing 08 acres of grab -Mass laud. There
Is 0.110080, barn, -orchard and good 70508-
110000, 1304 farm 18 70831 fenced. There ore
36 acres in Fall wheat; 10135008 111 hay and
40130088 pasture. Possession could bo given
8.0 0000, Farm adjoins tbe village of B rus-
sole, For foriber particulars as to nriee,
090010 110.. 'write to .7110111112 LIVINGSTON,
M. P., Baden. 02-01
VA111\1 FOR SALE. --THE UN—
DERKOLIOD offers 1110 flue 200 sere
farm, being Lots 7.7 and 28, Si Con. 8, Morris.
On the promises are 2 oonzfortab le houses
and 3 barns, two orchards, walla, dm. Ms
cleared, butane° bush. Farm is only 2 miles
from Walton village and 49 from. Brussels.
Possession could be given in 2 mouths after
sale, For further particulars as to priee,
tonna, 50., apply on the premises 00 11 by
letter to Walton P.O.
JOHN LA.WSON,
0-01 Proprietor.
TpAum FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consisting of the Routh I and South
of the North 4 01 000 36, Oou 9, East Wawa -
nosh. This is au excellent stook faros ,being
well annulled with good spring water, It is
situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo pert of lb is under
grass. Buildings and fencoe aro in a fair
state 00repair. Easy tonne of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11-tf G. F. BLAID, Barrister, Brussels.
GOOD FARM'S FOR SALE.—
Tbe undersigned offer two 100 time
farms for sale &treasonable prices. The lute
aro Nos. 10 and 11 00u. 0 (Suusbine), the
sideroad between them, (4004 brick bones
and burn on lot 11, and house and 2 barns on
lot 10. Orchards and all necessary conven-
iences. Well :watered and suitable for grain
or grazing. 100 acres now in grass. Will be
sold either separate 017 together to suit pur-
'Maser. Terme of payment reasonable. Im-
mediate possession. For f urth or particulars
apply to .50SEPE or.,nop, Brussels P, 0., or
16 , L. DIOXIN SON, Barnst er, Winghauz. Itt
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for servioe on
Lot 2, 0021.8, Giey, a thoro' bred Improved
Yorkshire Boar, bred by Mr. 1,E. 13retbour,
Burford, Oxford County. Pedigree zany be
0000 00 application, "tennis, Wan to be paid
at time of setvice with privilege to return if
neoessary. 1180. STRACHAN,
22.4 Proprietor.
uyi g
Now Is the best time for Xmas buying .
when ore onn be taken In the HMO, •
tion end the right thing be made euro
of. Wo pin a few lines at vendor?, reesaaaa*
PURSES.
Always a very aoceptable
We have them from 6o to 3200.,
BOOKS.
P0
went.
A very nioe line of books Imitable.
for presente in benutifnlly decorated Gile
Covers at 811e nob.
Photo. Albums. '.
Another word about this onion-
lar line. We would like you to see them
before buying elsewhere and be convintied
that our prioes are oorreot.
Perfumes.
Some very choice packages from
25o. to $5.00, the finest we have yet
Shown,
Photo. Frames.
Any gnantity of them in Celluloid
at 20v, 25c and 40e.
grokiliolo Boards.
Selling better than ever. Anotber
fine lot of them just to hand at the pop-
ular prioe, 75o.
TOYS, DOLLS,
PIOTURE BOOKS,
And GAMES of all Kinds
A
ox's 1 ngSion
County Council Election.
Piddle notice Is hereby given that a meet.
ingot the Electors of County Connell Divis-
ion No. 6, composed of the muuicinalities of
Grey, Morris and Brussele. will be hold in
the TOWN HALL, 13 RUSSELS, on inemln y,
the 1911z Day‘or December, 1898, at the
hour of 1 o'cleolc p.m., for the purpose of
nominating candidates to represent them in
the County Council 01 0100 County of Enron,
for the years 1800 and 1000, and that in ease
a poll be demanded nod allowed to the man-
ner by law prescribed such poll will be open-
ed on tho lnd day of January, 1800, in each
of the polling sub -divisions at the :time and
place fixed by by-law in the municipalities
in the said County Division.
Dated at Brussels this let day of Decent.
ber, 1808. F. S. SCUTT,
Nominating °Meer.
Xmas Display.
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DID YOU
EVER THINK
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for a long while before deciding what to buy, and then get
something that did not suit you ? Let us help you this time. Our
suggestions as to what to buy are for the asking. It's not difficult
to select a present for a lady from our large and varied stock, and
it should not be difficult to select for a gentleman. Try this list,
Does anything in it interest you ?'
— Ladies' Gold Watohee,
—Ladies' Gold Filled Watohee,
—Ladies' Long Chains,
—Opal Rings,
—Engagement Rings,
—Wedding Riage,
—Brooches,
—Bangle Pins,
--Stick Pins,
—Main Bracelete,
— Stone Set Braoelete,
— Blouse Sets,
—Manicure Sets,
—Silk Goardo,
— Hat Pine,
—Dreseing Oases, a
—Photo Boxes,
—Baby Pine,
—Baby Binge,
—13mby Brea:slots,
—Oupe and FiancerS)
—Biscuit Jars,
— Rose Jars,
—China Teapots,
—Hot Witter Pete.
— Jardiniere,
— Sterling Silver Noveltiee,
—Travelling Caeee, saes-
-Neok Chains, asaa
—Silver Book Marks,
- Curling Tongs,
— Vaasa, Ornaments, dm, &a.
— Gents' Gold•Filled Watches,
—Gente' Silver Watches,
— Silverine and Silveroide Watohee,
--Gente Filled Chains,
— Gente' Guards,
—Gold Lookets,
—Scarf Pins,
—Opal Pine,
—Opal Stude,
—Shirt Front Sets,
— Ouff Linke,
—Cuff Buttons,
— Fountain Pens, as...
— Collar and Guff Boxes,
—.Emblem Pine,
—Canes,
—Pipeg in Oases,
—Oigar Holciere,
—Olooke,
—Alarm Olooke,
—1847 Bogen' 13roe, Knives, Forks
and Spoon,
—Napkin Rings,
—Card Trays,
—Pin Trasie,
— Batten, Berry,
—Sugar and Cream Sete,
—Violins and Bowe,
—Month Organo,
— Autoharps,
—Mandolins,
— Banjos, Lem, &o,
Our store is brimful of goods, almost any of which are.suitable
for presents. Como and see us before you buy. We have bought
very heavy in Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Gold Filled Watches,
the very best movements in the market. Wo are making a special-
ty of Watches and Rings of every description. We can save you
money.
1,t95.
Jac
Store Opposite American Hotel.
Likes a
oat, Well -Fitting Glove
110
And every Man bows before a
pretty hand neatly covered.
This is why it will interest you to know we are selling
Perrin's Gloves.
Every Pair is Guaranteed:.
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Perrin's i3retagne,
Black, 7 hook lacing, gussets between fingers,P,sizes
6i to 71, guaranteed at
Perrin's Broadway,
$1 25
Tan, Ox -blood and Brown, with 3 strand Embroid-
ery, gussets between fingers, 2 dome fasteners,
sizes 61 to 71, guaranteed, at $1 00
errin's Bretagne,
Tan and Brown, 7 hook lacing, gussets between fin-
gers, sizes l3 to 71, guaranteed, $1 25
We carry a P.611 stock of the .D. 6
Corsets at 50c., 75e, and 0100.