The Brussels Post, 1893-12-29, Page 8tea Xmas boa we pUOpo90 giving a
ik to all who read this advertisement
1 buynob less than 25o. of our holiday
fano goods,
tri of g ,
� s. `lues OOm e 0
Ms.
9 Y, homy 1
los, cups and saucers, chinaware, wall,
cos, dressing oaths, books, bibles,;
nine, xmas oarde,, bookiote, &c. The,
Or which we purpose giving you is one
A, L. O, E's. beet works. The con'.
its of it when in cloth of bettor binding
t from 89 to 76 dente :soh. It is a
Sk that every one should be the batter
reading. It is a book for ilio yoniiig as
Il (to the old and its oiroulatiopf' meet
good. We look for a three fglel blessing
we expeot it to advertise/and increase
bushiest] also, The,pabliehersays ;-
ou-"tri}..:e_nlcy "reMeng it ; every one
591 old and yetiug, Are you a ohm.
in for the right a °bosen.knight of the
ing? May this prove a helpful book to
.0 in the fight. Aro you not a Knight
the King ? May this book lead yon to
roma one and nerve you for the fight."
hen making your purobases you moat
elation this book if you wish, it.
G. A. DT3,ADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
6oDr &ERN EXTENSION W. G. & E.
rains 10a•Oc Brueselo Station, North
d South, as follows
GOING 800TE, GOING Norm.
11 8:54 a.m. I Mixed 9:40 a.m.
edSa..... 9 00 p.ri.. Express.....•• 8:48 p.m,
THE BRUSSELS POST
oantaand Grey 0110990 factory an. Mumble NOMINATIONS. -The attend-
al meeting in Ceunoil Chamber, Brae- anon last Friday at the nomination mea-
ls, on Friday afternoon of tine week. ing in the Town hall was not largo,
ON Friday evening of this week W.10, During the hour W. II. Kerr was nom•
ar d Mrs, Steweet o3lobrate the 26tH an• inated for Roovo and there being no other
orealy Of thou marriage, at .their reel. nomination
o was declaredelected
by
Albert street, acclamation. For Coe noillore the names
J. M, Seermx, photographer, of Stmt. of W H Af 0 ken 11,Graham John
ford, has leaaod the gotlory in the Smith
Block, Mongols, and moved a portion 01
his eutflt in this week.
Solis of Scotland oonoert .in Brnasois
on Friday, Janeary 20611, Miss Jessie
Alexander, the celebrated elocutionist,
and W. 111. Ramsay, eliminator vooallst,
are on the program.
J'osurn BUNION won the thanks (and a
dine or two) 0f more than ono family on
Ohrietmas day by a sidewalk oloaniug
bee bo insbibated. Ile removed the ice
along several bloolce. Joe is to hustler to
work.
Mao. B. Donne picked a bouquet of
beautiful pansies and daisies in her
father's garden on Cbaistmas day and
presented them to the editor of Tum Pos0.
This is not a common occurrence in this
Norbhern climate..
CHINA Wei n1N0.-Last Saturday
Councillor W. H. MoOraokon and wife
attended the ohina wadding of Robert
Disney and , wife at Hanover. They
speutOhrietmae at the home of T. G.
McCracken, Barrieton.
Bonolle.-We are pleased to notice that
A.. I. McColl came off with 1st glass
honors at, the reoent examination in the
Ontario College of Pharmeoy. He will
retain to Toronto early next month to
complete his course. We prediob that
Mr, lilnOoll will take a high rank in hie
work.
IT is stated that a Mr. Moore, a vet-
erinary surgeon, has decided. to locate in
town and will open an office at Beattie
Bros. livery barn. Mr, Moore is a
Mother to James Moore, teacher at
Shine's school, and has been for the poet
two years at Chatham, He'a a married
man.
THIS week several of our townspeople
have interested themselves in securing &
Christmas gift for Daniel Denman and
wife who were recently burned out, losing
nearly all their earthly possessions. Up-
warde of $25 has been oolleoted and the
Reeve will gladly receive donations from
persons who have not,been seen.
THE Goderioh Star says :-Tee pro-
prietor of TEE Banning Paso has decided
to abolish the credit system aa far as
possible in his business, and will require
all accounts for job work and advertising
to be paid monthly, oommenoing Janu-
ary let next. Good act 1 Everyone in
business would profit by following bis
example.
Dien. --Last Friday Vanetta, infant
daughter of James and Emma Duuford,
Clinton, died after a brief illness of a few
hours. She was 8 months and. '22 days
of age. The body was brought to Bras.
sale on Saturday evening for interment
and the funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. W. G. Reilly conducted
the service.
Wirka might have been a fatal shooting
accident occurred at the home of D.
Frain one night last week, while he was
away at Wingham. A young boy, who
'delivers milk and carries a revolver, name
with the lacteal fluid and gave the ohild.
ren an exhibition with hie revolver,
shooting himself through the band. The
ball lodged in the oorner of Paddy Frain's
eye, Paddy of "Telegram" fame.
Jori�1. esu 'gems,
A bhieYs anfang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it
Nnxo Monday will usher in 1894.
AonxxxoNAri district news on page 8.
HMV New Year to all our readers.
READ Sflae Ganderfoot's latter on page
1 of this isene.
vjnAL members of Brussels Gun
had a practice shoot on Gliriefmas.
vpne, of Wingham, wsi in town
looking at Jerseys abook,belong-
Deadman
'Viugheon on
ah Clench,
e for.
elatives
atmlie
1894
,±last
be new
ere in
u -
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ceased,
' (y take
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in
of
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as-
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total
handed
folk
and
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Ion'
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,tvere
nted
ant.
gar.
and
other
illaa
, oerteon
ne next Court. i
istion: I,.st Sanday of etnoon
lit addresses were given . at the
Tem eranoe
meetingin th Town
eAdam Good and Brrister Blair.
thodisb church choir lead in' the
service, Next Sunday afb&.rnoon
tely oonolude the series fir the
Addresses are expeoted, frotn
try ' and other load ensnarers.
hould be a good rally. Silvar col -
lo meet expellees,
week the new water tank was
ad on Friday Roves without water.
tination it was discovered that
supposed to be. a subterranean
1lune through that looaliby and
sot heavy rains bad damaged the
of the -tank, Ott, Monday the
ed up again without any .pump•
as now oonsiderablo water in it.
will be done With it not yob
good job was done in build•
and it was expeobotl to X11
STAND,4R.n . 4,Ar 01? C4711'41)4,
:)4,
O✓ 5T.a.23TJ',LG0-x la: x.67 m.
HEAP OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS, • (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) 02,000,000
Wynn S wimp . Vanotono, R. dfoxtoios im all prirtolpa"Gpointts in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States c6 England,
Williams, John li, Smith, B. Gerry and
John D. Ronald ware mentioned. The
two latter withdrew et the meeting and>
Moors. Smith, Wynn anis Vmistone 111
likewise on 'Saturday, thereby eleoting
Messrs, McCracken, Graham, Wilton and
Williams without opposition. For school
trustees Dr. McKelvey, A. hunter, J. N.
Kendall and D. C. Ross were proposed.
Mr. Rosa retired and the other three
gentlemen take their sate by acclama-
tion, J. D. Ronald attempted to 'create
a little amusement by nominating James
Irwin after the hour was up and theeab.
enad to appeal against the Returning
Officer's decision, John Grewar was
voted to the chair and short spoeohee
were given by Messrs. Vanetone, Mo.
Oraoken, Kerr, Wynn, Graham, Ross and
Kendall. Mr. Ronald addressed the
meeting at oom0 length on the Howe
woolen mill case and proved by his speech
that the oourse adopted by the Cloonan bad
been ratified by the Court.
TEE Sroa.-Among those who have
been or are now on the sick Hat in town
are the following :-H. Dennis and
lIorbie ; Miss FS. E. Kerr ; Freddie Gil-
pin ; Geo. Howe; Robt. Armstrong an&
Willie ; Rev. S. Jones ; Mrs. Ino. Shaw
and Miss Bate Shaw ; F F. S. Soott and
family ; Mies Bella and Artie Irwin ;
Mrs. Jae. Walker and children ; A. M.
McKay ; Stanley Pepper ; John Scott
and family ; Mrs. R. L. Taylor ; Mise
Easton ; Mrs. James Blashill ; Mrs. H.
Dennis.
A. F..2 A.. M.= -The following officers
were installed for the emitting term, in
000nection with St John's Lodge, No.
284, Brussels, on Wednesday evening of
this week :-
afternoon
;oats Sun..
home, she
preppented
oho 8f the
d the sub.
Ward
r
"bre of
g4easnre
lntereot
ab this
you to
olaag as
ing you
y Now
0059.
er bho
.a nom.
Jas. T. Rose, W. M. ;
Harry James, S. W. ;
A. Consley, J. W. ;
S. Wilton, S. D. ;
George Halliday, J. D. ;
Richard Williamo, I. G.
J Y. S. Kirk, Tyler ;
john Shaw, I3,eoretary ;
Thomas Pletcher, Treasurer ;
A. C. Dames, t;ast Master ;
Jno. Ament and Jno. Ferguson,
Auditors ;
P. J. Bishop, S. S. ;
Jno. Ferguson, J. S.;
Business Locals.
WANTED in trade for barneos two loads
of good bay. I. C. Riohards.
GALLERr openall day New Year's.
I1..3. Strong, Photographer.
Minnow cow for sale or will exobange
for new calved cow. Apply to
A. Booing, Brussels.
Go to the old reliable studio for excep.
tioually One photos.
H. J. Strong, Photographer.
TIE balance of my fur coats at coat.
Nob price on one Cnnadian coon, 988 00 ;
blank Western buffalo, 828.00.
I. C. Richards.
ANY one wishing to get a new saw
filing machine may see what suite them
at A. M. McKay & Co's. hardware store
Brussels.
Axe one wishing to get a now saw
filing stand, I think can be suited by T.
MoGregor, of Brussels, Ont. luny be
seen at McKay & Co's. hardware store.
MRS. MoOnAE has moved from Mrs.
Pearson's to the house formally occupied
by Wm. Cornish, where she is prepared
to attend to the wants of the public in
the oarpet weaving line.
Tn Tn1 Punr io.-You will please accept
toritnnits 91" your patronage during
past year and we promise you during 1894
to supply you with the very latest styles
in photos at reasonable living prices.
H. J. Strong, Photographer.
WELL -DIGGING AND Daonmxxo.-George
Birt has all the neoessary machinery for
digging and drilling walls and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to Lim
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells gleaned out and put in "proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
e000nd door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., l3 russels. 34.11
Or INTEREST TO BDPTUosD PERSONS. -
Our readers who are ruptured, or pareube
having children so afflicted should make
a note of,the visit of the Toronto Rupture'
Speoialist to Seaforth, Queon'a Hotel,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan.
1st, 2nd and 3rd. Don't miss this chance
to get relief as it will be his last visit
until Summer. 22 8
BELIEF IN Sox House. -Distressing
Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in
six hours by the "Great South American
Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a
great surprise and delight to physicians
on account of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of the urinary pas-
sages in male or female. It relieves
retention of water and pain in passing it
almost immediately. If yon want quick
relief and cure this is your remedy,
Sold by G. A. Deadman, druggist.
C. 0. F. -For the next three months
special inducements will be offered by
Court Princess Alexandra, ,T7o. 24, 0. 0.
F., Brussels, to any person desiring to
become a member of that Order, the in•
itiation fee being reduogo1 duringthat
time. As this is one of 'the leading In.
thrones and Beneficiary Sooiebies in the
oountey people should take advantage
of this€effer. For full information ap-
ply.
p-
p to A. REM, O. R. ;
A. KosNiG, F. S. ;
W. BLAeilrrL, Treas.
P1 SW.14otS DiOadr r.1ly
A General Banking Business Transacted. Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT'
Interest allowed on dsposite'of 111,00 and upwards from date of deposit to Hato of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPEorAL ATTENTION. GIVEN TO Tao COL'LEO''ION. OF 1i'Antlsae' ,SALE NOTES.
Every faoiliby afforded Customers living at a distance.
I. A. STEWART, MAgA0En.
GILLIE5 SMITE, B•�-a�.I�` S,
3E3 IR, V S S Ia S' ,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTIiS AND MORTGAGES A SPEOIALTY.
The Lodge is iiia prosperous condition.
A Goon u,1.14 DIEM. -Sunday morning the
spirit of W. R. Wilson, a well known
and highly respeoted resident of Brus-
sels for the past 26 years, took its flight.
Mr. Wilson was born in Leslie, Perth-
shire, Sootlaud, .in the year 1824 and
oane to Canada
in 1848, Four years
after lis was united sn marriage to Miss
Jennie Young, who proved herself to be a
true helpmeet along the -journey of life.
The eaineot of this notice lived at Mont.
real and vieiniby for a time aid then
came Westward to Roxboro' where he
resided for several years, then moved to
Bruseelg. He was a blacksmith by trade
but be carried on a Targe foundry and
machine shop for many years, the build-
ings being consumed bybite a few years
ago. The oitizene of Brussels, honored
him with various terms of office at both
the Council Board aid Sohool Board
andwhatever position be occupied he
alwaye did his work well. Melville
(Presbyterian) ohnroh lost a valued and
faithful member wbon 210. Wilson died,
Le an Elder and Sunday sobool. Superin•
tendeut he faithfully diaoherged his
duties and was always at his poet. Five.
years ago hs took ill with a disease of
the nervous system and from that date
he has boon an invalid requiring nearly
constant atbondanee for several years.
Mrs. Wilson and ten obildr011 survive
him. They are James A., Mioliidan ;
Mrs. Morrison, London ; Mrs. Grant,
Great Falls, Montana ; William 0.,
Dakota ; Jehn. A,, Northweet`; Alex.,
1'ortage•la•Prairie, Man, ; .Robert., Wing'
ham ; David, Northwest ; Lizzie, A1110.
ton ; and Kate, Brueeals. The officers
and teachers of Melville Sunday school
sent a beautiful floral anchor for the
aaeket. Owing to the illness of Rsv, J.
Ross, B. A., Rev, D, Millar, Knox church,
oonduotsd the Serv100 on Tuesday after-
noon. The six pall bearera were Elders
fn Molvill0 obttroh, viz.; -A. Stewart,
(Queen street,) Duncan McLaughlin, Jas.
Mitchell, Hugh Forsyth, A, Stewart,
(Grey) and A. M. Mois'.ay., Mrs, Wilson
awl family are deeply sympathised with
in their beeeneem0nt,
aarravcis Same: REPateTairsaWT.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twioe a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Speoial Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
'509 effect to write Insurance In old English or Canadian Conipinties, or In lint.
nail Coniiieiiieaas may no desired. •
AGENTS Bon CANADA AND UNITED STATES : Toto CANADIAN BANK of Coatronon.
A Gonne Ooeen.-The Globe of Toron•
to is offering great indbooments in con-
nection with their weekly for 1804. To
all subsoribers who forward them one
dollar by the and of Deo. next, they will
send The weekly Globe for 1894, and, in
addition, present them with a copy of
"Hints for the Million," published by
Messrs. Rand, McNally & Co., the cele,.
braised publishers of Chicago and :New
York. This work is an invaluable book
of reference and bandy for the household,
beingd compendium of thoueaude of new
and valuable recipes and suggestions on
hygiene, medicine, business affairs,.
travelling, the workshop, laboratory,
bowie, kitohen, garden, stable, eta. The
regularselling price is 35o. ; ib is worth
one dollar.
rims NOTiOns.
useful to 00 inquisitive and esouomi.
cal honaskeeiier,-Now York Sun.
A book wind; will be found useful by
everybody, -Boston Traveller,
A. very useful thing for a' bandy per.
soh. --New Orleans Pisayun0.
The "Hints" are comprehensive
enough and the wonder is they are nob
called a "Household Enoyoloped a."-
OinoinOati Oatnmeroial Gazette.
Moro useful information (Mold not well
be crowded in the shine space. -San
Franoieao Bulletin,
No well regulated household should be
without a copy of "Hints for the. Mil•
lion. -Spirit' of the Times.
It ie it wonderfully oompaot form a
vast amount of information.--Manohes-
tee Union;
The book will be forwarded free of post-
age. The offer is a mash liberal doe and
should seeure a large 105110455 in the cir-
culation of that old established and ex-
cellent newspaper.
Tun most stylish Christmas present is
a photograph when naturally and artist;.
eally made, so by leaving your measure
at Btrong's studio you will be more than
pleased with the remit.
TT A M2.1zaa.
11.1111-MAnsEALL.-At the residence of
the bride's parents', Morris, on the
26th inst., by Rev. Geo. Boggin, of
Blyth, Mr. Jas. Bath, of East Wa.
=nosh, to Miss Kate, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. Wm. Marshall
Guesnott-RANK.-Ab Cranbruok on
Christmas day, at the reeidenoo of
the bride's mother, by the Rev. D.
B. McRae, Mr. Robert Cameron, 09
the town of Reinbeok, Iowa, U. S.,.
to Mise Sarah Ann Bann.
Prsnor-RIa11ARnsot.-At the residence
of the bride's father, on December.
201h, by Bev. A. D. MoDonald, D.
D., Mr. John Piercy, to Mies Eliza-
beth Jane, eldest daughter of Mr.
Robb. Richardson, all of Soaforth.
ALLEN-FnrENDenrr.-At the residence of
the bride's parents, Wingbam, on
Deoember 27111, by Rev. B. 8ellery,
B. D., Mr. Harry Allen, to Mies
Minta, second daughter of Mr.
Thomas Friendship, ail of Wingham.
axaa_
Wm'otri In 13russels, on Deo 24th,
William R. Wilson, aged 08 years, 8
mouths and 4 clays.
MCLAuoiLiN.-In Grey, on Tuesday,
December 26th, Thomas D., eldest
son of Dunoan MoLaueltlin, aged 28
years, 1 monbh and 5 days.
Jae. Ila Kincardine, on Sunday, Deo.
2401, 1898, Margaret, beloved wife of
Wm. Kay, aged 60 years and 0 days.
DONFooD.-Io Olinton, on Friday, Deo.
22nd, Vanetta, infant daughter of
James sod Emma Dunford, aged 6
months and 22 days.
meowed-83>=7x,m M1Ym=ones i.
Fall Wheat _ 55
Spring Wheat 52
Barley..... 88
Peas.. .. 50
Oats 28
Butter, tubs and rolls17
logge per dozen 16
Flour per barrel 8 00
Potatoes 40
Hay penton.... .... 4 00
Salt par bbl., retail...... 1 00
Bides trimmed
Hides rough
Sheep skins, each
Lamb skins eaoh
Apples per bbl..
Wool
Pork
56
55
36
51
29
18
00
3 90
00
00
00
40 65
5n 70
1 00 1 60
17 18
'600 026
DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS FOR
SA/.11.-We have albums from 80o. up•
wards. .A large plush album for Cabinets
only 900. Latest designs in oak and plash,
Don't mise them. G. A, ISEADMAN,
Druggist, 000010550180,10.
DEC. 28, 1898
F 0 I3. t..f.)
CHIMISTIVAS
i
PPIESHNTS
G O T O s'»@-_..
VTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
in the villageofljithel, belonging to
the rotate of the lobe Dr. Colo. For .full
1 articelars as to price. terms, 10.
Apply to
30.800010000, label.
ELIGIBLE 15POPERTY FOR
Baas. - The subscriber offers isle
5.0009,a plot, located immediately north of
Ament Bros, factory, for sale, He will also
dispbso of his residence on aha opposite side
of the street. For further particulars, ae.
to price, tai ms, etc., apply to
ALEX. MotATJORLIN,
24.4 Proprietor, Brussels.
ANNUAL MEETING. -THE
Annual meeting of the Brussels Driv-
ing Park Aesooiatiou melba electionof offi-
cers, the receivingof thereport of the
Directors for the past year and such other
'mines enmity be lawfully brought before
the meeting, will be held in the council
Chamber, on Wednesday evening, January
15110, teat, at 8 o'clock.
0.0,800010,
So,retary.
PEPPER'S
DRUG
STORE,
Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
T�{ L, TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.A.4• Solicitor and Conveyancer.. Cellos -
tone made. Olilee-Vanstons's Block, Brus-
sels. 21-8m
N•�T M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer. Notory Pub-
lic, &0. Odlc,t-V austone's Block 1 door
north of Central Rotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
Baroistore, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Oodcxioh, Ont.
E. 0. GA3E11t011, Q. 0., minor rtor.m,
13000.E0 00LMEs.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. (late of Ga1'row
Proudfoot's- Oflioe, Godorioh.) Oillee oy
Gilboa & Smith's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loan, 47
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A.. MONAUGJITON 1. D.
eJ • 0.111„ b. B. C. P., kldinbb,,, rgk,' M. C. P.
S. Ont. Bosidenbe and office in:Wilson's
13100k, corner of Mall and 9.!ep •'Kerry Sts.
T M. ARMSTR02'G, M. D.
eJ • PitvsioGiu, surg'ooa, Aoaouaher, etc,
Graduate of Toronto Intvereity Medical •
Faculty. Member of&allege of Physicians ,e
and Surgeons, Out. Oman -Next door to
McDonald & 00,, Walton Out.
'6T OOD WANTED. -TENDERS
YV Will be received until January 11,
1804,for the delivery of 00 (lords ofodd,
sound, green, "hard wood, B 000h and Maple
all body wood. 24 in°hes long, to be delivered
at the Brussels Public School House before
the 1st day' of March, 1804.
13,,R085,
22.2 Secretary Public SohoolBoard,
73ruseels, Dec. 1114.1, 1808,
•IENDEI1S WANTED. -TEN-.
• -L. Duns 91111 bo received by the under-
signed up to Saturday, 80th day of Decem-
ber, 1808, for all the Oarpenter work required
in the erection and completion of a 11 story
brick dwelling 20x80 feet with kitchen same
size. For plans, speeidoations and other.
information apply' onLotll, Oon. 0, Morris
or address Sunshine P. 0,
00.8 WM. MI0&IE,
N.B.-The lowest or any tender not 1.155-
esSarliy accepted.
TonoliTo, Deo. 20. -Flour - Straight
roller, 92,75 to 92.80 ; extra, 92.50 to
92.76. Wheat -White, 56o ; spring, Na.
2, 57o ; red winter, 540 ;.goose, 54o ; No
1 Manitoba hard, 72o ; No 2, 70o ; No 8,
06o. Peas -No 2, 55a to 5590. Barley-
No 1, 410 ; feed,, 36e to 873o. Oats -No
2, 20ic, to 80o.' Market quint. Soles
Strnighb roller flour at 92.75. Toronto
freights. Peas outside at 51o. Oats out-
side 80o.
EMT BDFTAT.O, N. Y., Deo, 26. -Yester-
day 80 oars on sale ; firmer and slightly
higher. Bost cattle wore gold to Toronto
buyers at 95 to 85,60, with good to choice
ethers 94.60 to 94.00, Today only six
oarson hale. Boston buyers took the
best, 1,225 to 1,800.111 cattle, at $3.00,to
94. Sheep and lambs -Yesterday only
80 oars on sale -Primo iambs 100 higher.
$olsot Canades sold 94,55 to $4.09 ; Can.
ada sheep 98.25 to 98.75. Today 8 oars
held over ; and 4 Dare fresh offerings in-
cluded 3 ORM Oanadae. Native lambe
sold $4.85 to 94,40 ; Oanndas, 94.60.
Market dull but fairly flim, with little
prospect of improvement until next week.
Hogs -Seventy five oars on gala yester.
day and the market was stronger, but
much of the stook came in lata, and 20
cars want over ; to -day's receipts wore.
only 11 dare, malting 81 oars 011 sale
more native for Yorkers, selling' early at
95,86, and later at 95.40 to 95.45 ; pack.
ing grader' dull, gelling at 165,80 to 95.85,
and most sellers asking 95,40.
00omoloo .
PLntx,-Iii Brussels, on Deeembor 28th,
the wife of Ur. 8emuel Plum of a
son,
Amssq.-In brussels, on Dori, 20111, the.
wife of Mr, P Amotit of a daughter,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
REAL ESTATE.
g'1ARMS FOR"SALE.-TUE UN.
3� DEMMEEED has several good Forme f or
sale and bo rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 9, SOOTT,Brussels.
,DENTAL.
1) E1V I.4 T I
•
M. GAVANAGH, L• D 6„ D. D. S.,
Gradnatb of tiro Royal College of Dental
Surgean0, Ontario, and of Toronto Mil -
varsity. Orman -Over A. R. Smith's Store,
Broeso,e,
/"1HOIOR FARM FOR SALE. -
Being South half ;Lot 27, con. 0, Moils,
s,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good 10011 1093,
tine youngbearing orchard. Immediate p?,sr
soesion. usy Tor 3V.M.8pINCLAIR, 1=
tf- 8011001er, 50., Brussels:_
el OR 12 HORSE POWER EN.
1. 01011 and boiler for sale, second band,,
hi firet-olase retailing order. Apply to
J. 00001111, Ethel,
PIANO FOR SALE -UPRIGHT,
Dunham matte ; good es new; Olean,
Italy tonna, Apply' is
A, 0. CORMACII, BrUssela,
[ BKEDP]]R WANTED.-
�o rs
Fatally otfeu', ynmtpttn t4 yaara bt
ago. Apply to D, GLo�98Uon.13r ttrey,
Box 222,13 mallets P, 0.
ARM FOR SALE, -BEING
71' North Lob 80 sad North Haat 9 20,
Con. 4, Morrie, being 180 Marla and known as
160 Sample
roe of laud 3 h tee Townsh the
y beFair
buildings and fences and good orchard.
Only 2 miles from Brussels. Must be sold
this winter. For further information apply
to P. 9. SCOTT, Brussels, or to
. JOIN E. SMITH.
Box 217. Brandon, Manitoba.
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, is always ready to at- s
tend sales of farms, farm stook, 10. Terms
cheerfully given. 0ranhrook P. O. Sales'
may be arranged at TED Posm Publishing
Hoose, Brnasois.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ad on reasonable terms. Farms anil larxn
stook a specialty. Orders left at Trio Poem
P ubli ohingBouse, Bru esols, or sentto Walton
P. 0,, will receive prompt attention, •
HAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN+ •
511 as an Auctioneer, Iam prepared.
to oondnot sales of farm stook at . reasonable
prices. Enowing the standing of marry •
every person 2 am iu a position to sell to
•'
good marks and get good security when'sold
on018,111. Satisfaction guaranteed, Give
mea call. 52- r 8. SCOTT..
BEING
FOR
AR
M SALE,
i
'i town-
ship.
0 11-
�. North t of Lot contains
s 10100 earea, s w
ofwl Tao are
cod, balance
nc moos, about 70
of which ore alis house, good
bank
barn, Tnere
,,n oomfOOtaUle house, good horde,11 due.
orchard, &d, on the premises. ulto fano is
all ended down. 0Possession0bhoa'pe could bo gsvto
at any Limo. For further tarWoalars as to
price, terms, &o, apply to 1ho Proprietor- on
the promises, or Walton, .00ALL0. V•
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200ACRE FAR1N1"FOR SALE.
The 200 acre farm being lots 11
and 12, con. 10, Grey, ls.oOorotl for 0510. 120
aoroa are eloarod and the holmium well tim-
bered.. Buildings first alaeR. Orchard, well,
&o, School house within 40 rode. Posses•
tion given at onoe if desired. For further
peotiaulare as to pries terms, 1o, apply. to.
blli8. WAL5014,
or
8-11 SON BRIO0EB, on far m � 1119 P. O,
BUSINESS CARDS.
MoCRAOKEN;
VV Iseuror of Marriage Licenses. Office
otitis Grooery, Turnberry etreet,-Brussels,
.(FARM FOR SALE.-THE
mnnsleNEn afore his splendid 125
imm, being Lot and west pert Lot 0,con,
0, Grey, for nide. There are 1101150es cleared,
balauoe timbered. Two dwelling houses,
bank barns, good orchard, well fenced. A
never failiugspring on the pleeo., Posses-
sion given any ttmo. .The subsornbor also.
offers for sale a dwelling house, Amble and 8
mores of land in the corporation of Bru0sols,
The hens° and garden ,would bo rented for a
short time if not sold, Hard 040 soli water.
Fol nrioos,-forme and further particulars
apply to JOHN SMITH,
Proprietor.
4 Mf neueselO P, O.
VETERINARY.
1110 N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artieis Shop -Next oe•o
south of A. M. Molloy & 00'0 harclwaxasta,,d.."1s •-"
Ladios'and childron hair -Gutting a sp o5lalt3'
AbfoNAIR,
• IBearer of Marriage Lico1Oes, by.
appointment of ILieixt,•Govornor, °Cadmic.
stoner, le.,Q.B. oonveyaneor and Agent
Fire Insurance 0o. Otnoe 4bOthe Orllr&rooli
Post Office.
T 0, WARWICK,
ey • Honer Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary0011ege, 10 prepared to treat all
d150500a of d'omo0tioated animate in it Dom'
petted manner. Partionlar atbentlou paid
to veterinary dentistry, Calls prometly at.
touded to. °Oleo and Infirmary -Two doors.
north of bridge 'l uroberry st„ Brussels,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
1175011 00011,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
LEX. HUNTER,:•
rJ. clerk of the Fourth Division court
00. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Bublio
Land Loan and Insurnnco Await. •`9'mi8s
invested and to loan. Oolleotiews shade.
01108 in Graham's Blook, Brussels,
TA. HAWKI11 S, M. 0. S. M.
• Organist in Ob. Sohu O''Ohuroh, Brus-
sels, and pupil, in the Art 01Toaahiogg .of A.
W.Thaver, blue. lloa„19;ow York, will give .
lessons to pupils elutes at eek parlor,
over A.R. Smith's store, or if proferred, at
their own homes.. Monday, 'Tuesday, and
Wednesday at Walton. Terme moderato.
SOAR FOR > SERVIOE.-THE
uudot'eignod will keep for service at
North Halt Got 20, Con, 7, Morrie,111 0 There'
Mod Chaster White Boar 'Dahanee,"! for
service. 1Os-,vas bred by Daniel Decour soy',-.
Bornholm, Perth Co., and is, from' imported `'
Welt oh both Sides. Terms 91.00 to bo paid
at time of eervicmwith privilege o! returning
i4 neeee0a1•y.
14-1f SAMUEL WAL11E14Proprioter.
OAR FOR SERV10E =THE
Undereignod will beep for aorvloo on
Lob 08 Con. 9,Mbrris, the there'. bred 1m,
proved White Yorkshire Boar +'1,0anada's
Prince,. purohasod from the W011 -known
breeder J. E. 003otiiour, Oak Lodge Perm, -
Burford. Tonne, 61.00 10 bo paid, at the,•1'
Limo of service with privilege of returning
if ueoeseaxy. Pedigree may be seen On ap-
plioabton,
R0130. 1110E00.
OAR F011 SERVICE -THE"
will keep for •Ser 300 on -
Lob•
undersignedp v
7,ot24, oar, 9 tinny, the,largo08 Anga Bork.
Shiro Boar, "Uonat•d,' No, 2080. Brod by Win'.
Padget & Son, tiuttouvlllo, Ont„and is from
imported Stook on both aides. 'Penns, 81,00,
to bo paid ab time of service 7'ibli privilope •'
of returning if Leaassary. Po igreo nfay he
seen on application. 11,0B P. BARIC,'
21.0 Ethel Cheese x'aetory,
BOAR FOR.. SERVr07a.-TEE
undo:stoned will lump for service the
tltoro'"brad Image EDglletl Doric:biro Boar.
"131smerOlt,"NO. 1700, It teals, let .prlse at
Beet ;tomo Fall fair in 10011, and was. always
1st wherever exhibited, Totmo,81.00 to bo
pall at time of nervine with privilege of re-
turning it oceessary.
D, MILNI1,.11'rottliol,
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