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THE BRUSSELS POST
JAN 15, 1897
'Scatter Color to Color
IT is said that Geo, Trimble intends
giving up business as a blacksmith In
town.
r• n Lbs. s' o f Butter
Muesli, Scott de Jones shipped a oar of
fU11U1 L IYUi LK lambs from Brussels on Tkneeday of thte
whets.
- — ®4 0 No= Pox has placed a large English
In our advertisement last week
we offered Free, enough DeWitt's
Hersey Butter Color to color 12
lbs. of Butter. This should have
react 50 lbs. of Butter, so we will
extend the time until Saturday,
;Ian. 23rd. After that elate we
will give no free samples of this
Butter Color so if you want to
try a good, harmless Color for
your Butter, Call and ask for a
sample.
DEADMAN cd MoCALL,
Druggists, Opticians ana Booksellers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
souT1EEN EITENSION w, e, & B.
Trains Leave Brussels Station, North
rand South, as follows :
GOING SOUTH. 001NG Nonni.
Expre— 7:21 am, 9:44 ib.ni
tl rod 6B....,. 0:37 p.m. i Maila 12:52 p.m
Korai l .ea is tt1115.
A. chiefs among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'llprent it.
bevel plate mirror; 801340, in the front of
the dispensing table in his pioely ap•
pointed dung etore. It malice to very
noticeable Improvement and every
02889mer oan nOw lane Bobbin Burne'
advise and "see 003801'9 se 1811089 see us,"
A 1'111111021 dropped in to Tits Posy last
Monday and not only renewed hie own
subsoriplion for 1807 but also 13anded in
the names of two pew subscribers with
the neoeesary cash. We valve these
marks of appreciation very highly and
will be greatly pleased to have many
others ao likewise,
A co rAwrimusi lr has been formed be-
tween 1). J. Hartley, son of Rev, A. Y.
Hartley, recently of Bluevale, and Will.
B. Ballantyne, of Brussels, ms editors
and proprieture of the Emerson Journal.
Last week was the first issue under the
new trapagement and was a not;0eeble
improvement. \Ve wish the new firm
success and hope the Joernal will prove
a profitable investment.
Demme ORANGE LODGE.—The annual
meeting of tbe Orange Lodges in Brue•
eels District was held in the Orange Hol)
in this place on Tuesday of this week,
Juo. Mooney, Past Oounty Master iu the
chair, Following is a list of the new of-
ficers elected :
District Master, Chas, Case ;
Deputy " W. R. Mooney ;
Chaplain, Robb. Barr ;
Secretary, B. Gerry ;
Fin. Secretary, Inc Mooney ;
Treasurer, Ino. Oakley ;
Dir. of Cer., M. H. Moore, V. S. ;
Auditors, M. Morrison, W. Smith.
Cote wentber.
S1LENDID sleighing.
Toth Posr gives the news.
Holten Fair on Thursday, Feb. 4813.
Co. Council meets on the 20th inst.
RENEW your subscription to THE Posy.
Woou, heading and saw logs have cense
En with a rush, owing to the fine sleigh-
ing.
Houck Mutual Fire Iosnrance 0o. an-
nual meeting at Gerrie on Friday of ,.ext
week, 22nd inst.
NEST Wednesday afternoon the annual
meeting of East Huron Agricultural So-
criety will be held in the Town Ball,
Brussels.
W. H. PEtr010, who has been keeling
di restaurant and peony in town, he- as.
signed to F. S. Scott. The creditors will
meet an Fziday, 22nd, at G. F. Dlair's
law office.
Moses Dorm accompanied Geo. Pork -
woes shipment of horses to London, leap, -
;and, made
'ng-;and,.made last Saturday evening. Mr.
Doll was a0r008 the Atlantic lost season
With cattle.
Now School Board meets next Wedues.
day evening. We were out a week in our
calculation last issue owing to the Stitt u•
tory change for first meeting of new
.Municipal Councils. They both used to
31e in the one week.
THE POST ie subscribed for on its
merits as a newspaper, and is looked for
and read with pleasure by every member
01 the family. It is not taken merely to
get rid of an importunate canvasser, and
:when received thrown to one side. THE
Pon is the best read paper in this sectiou
and covers the wbole County of Huron.
400 Conus or Wool) IN A DAY.—Same
idea of the rush of wood to town may be
gathered from the fact that as high as
400 cords of cordwood have been deliver.
ed. in a day at the Enterprise Salt
Works. About 1,500 cordo are now piled
:n the yard and the rush continuos.
-.00 a cord is paid for soft wood and
-0.12.00 for hardwood.
A Now GAME —The game called
"Elam's Delight," although quite new,
is worth playing, and should become
popular at this season of the year. The
ratan is this :—Take an ordinary sheet of
white paper, fold carefully and enclose a
Sauk note sufficiently large to pay all ale
Teton and one year in advance. What
adds immensely to the pleasure of the
game is to send along the name of a new
gab8ariber or two, accompanied by the
cosh. Reap your eye on the editor and
if a smile adorns his face, which ie al-
most certain, you win the game.
K. 0, T. 111.—The following are the
now otfteers In Brussels Tent, No. 24,
Macoabeee :—
P U R. G. Wilson ;
COM., FI, L Jnckeon ;
L. C., Peter MoQuarrle ;
R K„ A. McGuire;
1. R., Geo, Basher ;
Chaplain, W. R. Mooney ;
Physician, Dr. MoNaughtou ;
Sergeant, John Wright ;
Master•at-Arm0, Alf. Lowry ;
let M. of G., Sam. Carter ;
2nd M, of G., Geo, Colvin ;
Sentinel, Wm, Griflttb ;
Picket, Win. Robinson ;
Property Committee, J. I. Gilpin, 6i,
H, Moore, W. F. Vanstons.
Business Locals.
Parra of stockings found. Ask at TSB
POST.
LADE herrings for sale at 3180. Bohan.
tyno's grooery,
Sur'f's made to order at M. Richardsons.
Cheapest plane in town.
Fon dandy, well built cotters go to Jas.
Walker, carriage maker, Bruseole.
GET your buggy repaired, trimmed or
new topped at Jae. Walker's, Brussels.
SEE the new steel buggy dash at Jae.
Walker's shop. Also a patent top, the
best out.
A suchen of well bt'ed Black Minorca
roosters for sale. Apply to Leslie Kerr,
Brussels.
Tilo1so1's stools of groceries ie large
and well assorted with the finest goods
in the ma81308.
TURKEYS WANTED.—Any quantity good
turkeys wanted, dry picked, undrawn,
bead and feet left on. Alec dressed hogs.
Beaker & Vanstone.
Timm hardest saws warranted full set
without breaking, as I have a new, safe
and fast way of setting saws. Saws that
are in fine order given in exchange for
eawe that are out of order by paying the
difference. T. McGregor, saw filer, Bras.
eelsQueen St., East.
Ale I expect to leave Brussels by the
10811 or 15811 of January all accounts
must be paid by that dote or they will be
placed in other hands for colleotion. I.
0. RICHARDS.
SSHILOH'S Cure, the great cough and
croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
oeats. Children love it. Sold by Jae.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
NoTion. All aeaounts owing the firm
of Ferguson & Halliday must be paid be-
fore the 25th of January, as after that
drain 1. rd:, will b3 ploeed in other hands
for e0l1,"ilei , 3. FEoausoN & Co.
HAUL'S Clover Iloot will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head olear as
a bell. 25 ets., 50 ore. and 0100. Sold
by Jas. Vox, druggist, Brussels.
ANY 0118 wanting their Barrs to mit fast
and easy had better bring them to me, es
I have the most complete outfit of latest,
new, improved saw tools. T. McGregor,
saw filer, Brussels, Queen St., East.
COMFORTABLE briek residence with every
oonvenience,furnace, &o.,for sale oe to
rent. Immediate possession given.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnberry street, Brussels.
MRs. T. S. Hawn t o, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the beat remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever need."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Pride 75 ate. Sold by Jas. Fox.
THE Goon DYE YOUNG.—That is, do
nob leave an article till it's worn out and
threadbare, but as then as it shows signs
of wear send it to Parker's. Cleaning
and dyeing le dole well if done at Park-
er's• Dye Works, Toronto. Agency at
Skene's general store.
CAniETs.--Any one desiring carpets
will do well to coil rat the Brussels Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
bays the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, reaming In
price from 30e, to 01.00. HowE & Co.
BARGAIN OFFERED.—That eligible half
sore lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be die•
peed of below cost. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars to JOHN HARGREAVES,
174 Queen st. West, Toronto.
CONSULT TOUR .DOCTOR. --If 11e advises
Cod Liver Cil we recommend Wompole's
Tasteless Preparation. You can't taste
the oil ; all you taste is wild cherry, and
that's good. What you get is flesh and
strength. Cures coughs, colds and
waetive diseases. JAS. Fox,
3 m Chemist and Druggist.
Rama Fon WINTER. A visit to ,the
large new show rooms in connection with
D. Ewan's business, Brussels, will con-
vince anybody that he is in first -blase
shape to suit the publio in cutters of the
neatest and most fashionable styles and
finish and at prices to suit the pooket.
He alsd has a stook of sleighs on hand
ready for the Winter. Intending par.
chasers should give him a call and there-
by get well spited and save money at the
same time. Mr. )ibwan is there to do
business.
Wnto no You THINE or Tins 7—Mrs.
Jas. McArthur, 118 Hobert street, To-
ronto, states that the action of Weight's
Liver & Stomach Pills is marvellous.
Had been troubled with bilious and sink
headache foe years, one box, taken am
cording to direotione, removed the cause
of all the troubles and restored me to
health. Ask Jas. Fox, Chemist and
druggist, Brussels, about them, got a
circular.
Stop that splitting headache, you oan
do so by tailing Don't Headache Powders,
25 oenls a box.
About 012 was reported in the treasury,
it portion of whioh may be utilized in
furthering the interests of the Fife and
Drum Band. The Oo. Orange Lodge
will meet in Wingham, on Tuesday Feb.
9th. lloyal Soarlet •hapter on Feb.
14th, at 4 o'olook, business meeting on
the evening of the 10th in Orange Hall,
Brussels. An effort will be mode to
have a oelebratiou here on the 12th of
July next.
SUDDEN DEATH.—Very unexpected in-
deed was the death of Henry James, a
well known resident of Brussels, whicb
occurred on Thursday morning at 0
o'olook. The old gentleman had been
ailing for severe) weeks from bronchitis
and beart failure but was supposed to be
improving nicely and was able to be up
for a while on Wednesday. He passed
away very gnietly. Mr. James was born
in Swindon, Wiltshire, England, 72 years
ago and found a position with some of
the leading gentry of that country, at one
time being coachman for the present
Lord Saliebuly. 37 years ago deceased
was married to Miss Susannah Blackwell,
of Clroinoeeter, Gloucestershire, and
along with their two children, Harry and
Will., Dame to Canada in Sept. 1872.
They located at Brussels and have con-
tinued residents ever since. Mr. James
was a bright, kind hearted old gentleman
and was noted for his industry and tidi-
ness. At the time of his death he was
Janitor of the Public School in this plane.
Mrs. James and sons are sympathized
with in their bereavement. The funeral
will take place from his late hone, Sohn
street, on Saturday, at 8 o'olook. Service
at 2.80 p. m. Interment will be made in
Brussels cemetery.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTOTION,—A very
pleasing feature i11 002000tio11 with tbe
anonal meeting of Melville church con-
gregation,laat Wednesday evening, was
the presentation of a splendid silver
waiter, valued at $30.00, bearing a suit•
ableineoription, to Mrs. (Dr.) Graham,
as x token of appreoiation by the congre-
gation of her faithful and efficient 058010•
es as organist. Eider Stewart read the
following address and Waller Innes made
the presentation :—
To MRs. (Da.) GRAHAM,—We have learn.
ed with regret that you are about to
sever your connection with the oo0grega•
tion through your removal from Brussels.
We cannot, however, allow you to take
your departure from amongst us without
giving some expression to our sense of
the loss whish we shall sustain by the
step upon whioh you bave decided. Yon
have been long identified with the con-
gregation and have always taken an mot-
ive intereet in its work and welfare. You
have been a teacher in the Sabbath
school for some twenty years ; you have
soaght to promote the general Missionary
work of tbe congregation and have taken
a zealous part in the operations of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and
of the Mission Bond ; and for. many
years you have been a member of the
choir, in all of whish departments of the
thumb's work you have rendered valuable
assistance. For the past four years you
have aoted in the capacity of organist,
and have performed the duties pertaining
to that position with great fidelity and
satisfaction, and, as we know, without
promise or expectation of fee or reward.
This cheerful and ungrudging serviuo we
wish to gratefully acknowledge, and we
also ask you to be pleased to exempt of
this silver waiter as a slight expression
of the congregational appreciation of that
which, whilst it has been a valuable
service to us, has, we are sure, been to
yon "a labor of love" and we trust that
this small gift may renall to you from
time to time your long, happy and help-
ful association with us es a people. We
cannot refrain from also giving voice to
our regret that we are to part with your
husband. Dr. Graham's connection with
the congregation for twenty nine years,
his labors o0 the Building Committees
when this thumb was erected and on the
Board of Management at various inter-
nale, hie oonetant 1910800 and personal
asei0tan0e as a member of the olloir, and
his hearty and liberal support of the
ordinanoee of the thereto, render it prop-
er that we 81102131, in parting, expres8 ou8
sincere acknowledgements that in all
these respects ho has so well andworth-
ily filled an important place amongst us.
Our best wishes go with you both and we
trust that God may guide you in epees-
ing the plane of your fatale abode, and
that there you may prove as useful and
helpful members of the church and the
community as you have been during the
long period of your residenoe hero. Sign.
ed on behalf of the congregation,
ALEX. STEwaaT,
WALTen Teens,
Do Yon SEE THE POINT ?—A well
'known resident of Grey township called
:at Tun Pose Publishing House last Tues-
day and with a very happy looking face
said "I want to put a point on THE Betts -
gene POST,' and he did so by handing
-elver to dollar bill to pay hie subscription
For 1897. The large number of renovate
and new subscribers coming in have
been specially gratifying, and we are
are Mini for the same, bat there are a
stood menu on oar list who have not yet
"pointed Tun POST for 1890." Will those
to whom this applies kindly take the
Lint.
Dom.—Last Tuesday Mrs. Joe, Meikle•
john, of Flarrieton, paid,Natnre'8 debt, to
the Borrow of many friends. Deceased
was quite well known in Brussels before
'her rnarriaee as Miss Lizzie Forsyth and
her pleasant foes and good natured man-
ner made her a general favorite. The
cause of death wag shihl birth, the baby
being stillborn, This was the first child
born to them although they were married
10 Years ago. Tho funeral takes place
Friday of this week, Mrs, B. Stromboli,
who was a particular friend of Mre.
M,•iklejnhn's, attended the funeral. The
sympathy of the community will go out
to the bereft husband.
PRU98ELS 011EESE Fam'on1.—Tuesday
afternoon the annual meeting of Beessets
+Cheese Factory was held in the Oonnoil
(;hanbar, when the following satisfaotory
report for the past season was presented :
Amount of cheese made this season, (ibe.)
110,074 ; amount of milk received at the
factory, (lbs.) 0977,837 ; May dheese, 7,269
lbs., sold at 70., 0508.88 ` June cheese,
15,1)91 lbs., sold at 70., 01101.87 ; Jnly
.cheese, 15,184 Ahs., solar •tt 75(180., $1110.-
:47 ; August cheese, 17 138 Ins., sold at
r,;c., ,$1490.09 ; Sept, and Ont. thane,
30,432 lbs., sold at sq.., $3081.24 ; No.
vember cheese, 3,145 Ins., sold at 70c.,
$'248.71 ; total valueof
o11ekeee, 07602.23
02.23 ;
coat of making, ( )
40801.74; cash and cheese to patrons,
'318717.110 ; insurance paid by patrons,
121,00; auditor paid by patrons, $9.52 ;
balanoo in Standard Banta, 08.03 ;
031320tint paid to patrote pee cwt. of milk,
031 ; average pride pee lb. 01 oheeee,
i 318(200. ; average lbs. milk per lb. o2
mhee90,11,07. Average for each sale 3—
6fay, 10.812 ; June, 11.425 ; July) 11.834;
August, 11,117 ; September, Oolober and
3lfovernber,10,30.
ST4XD 1RD BANK OF ColJUD,A,
':r as./31+ZP11=D x1073.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) • -• $2,000,000
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States eh England.
AWN MO DM NCO
A General Banking Business Transacted, Partnere' Notes Discounted,
Drafte Issued and Collections made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
Senora. ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE CoralloTION 0r Faustian& SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distance.
Feeling replies were made by both Dr.
and Mrs, Geabam, in which they espreae.
ed their thanks for the unexpected honor
and kindness dons them, and their earn.
eat wiebee for the continued and inoreas•
ing preeperity of the congregation, their
near 'severance from which they felt
keenly,
m
Huernnnios—Roso.—On Doc. 25t11, 1890,
at No. 29, Euolid Ave., Toronto, by
the Rev. J. F. Oolsley, Mr, Thos, S.
Humphries, of Oshawa, formerly of
Brueeels, to Mies Agnes Helen,
eeeond daughter of Mr. C. Rose,
Masonry Insp. G. T. R., of Rich.
mond, Que.
HALL—Jewiir.—At the residence of the
bride's parents, Bruesele, on Jan.
13th, by Rev. Geo. Jewitt, of L+"lim•
villa, assisted by Rev. S. J. Allan and
Rev. R. Peal, Mr. Wm. Hall, of
Grey, to Miss Clara, daughter of
Mr. Wm. Jewitt, Brussels.
=xaa-
ELLIhT.—In Ethel, on Saturday, Janu-
ary 9113, 1897, John Elliot, aged 30
years, '7 months and 22 days.
Wrtsost.—In Atwood, on Jan. Oth, the
infant son of Wm. H. Wilson,
CANDLEn.—In Atwood, on January 2nd,
Mabel, only 011i1d of Mr. and Mre.
Benjamin Candler.
Wro,l1MAN.—In Morris, on Dec. 31st,
Jas. Wightman, aged 83 years and
10 months.
MnnxLnaon1,—In Harrietnu, on Jan. 12th,
Lizzie Forsyth, beloved wife of John
Meilalejohu.
SAv0GE,—In Grey, on Jan. 148h, Grace A.,
beloved wife of John Savage,
aged 19 years 9 months and 17 days.
JAttus.—In Brussels, on January 141h,
Henry James, aged 72 years.
Ew.N.—In Brussels, on Tuesday, Jan.
12th, 1897, Aon McDougall, relict of
the late Peter Ewan, aged 85 years.
a.17•C2201•S
TUESDAY, JAN, 203:H.—Farm stook,
implements &c., N ? lot 20, son. 7, Mor.
ris. Sale without reserve. Samuel
Walker, Prop. Geo. Kirkby, Anc.
FRIDAY, JAN. 29TH.—Farm stook, imple-
ments, &c., N riot 12, con. 0, Morrie.
Sale unreserved, at 1 p, m, Robt, Gib-
son, Prop-, Geo. Kirkby, Auc.
Pall Wheat 80 81
Spring wheat 80
Barley...• .... 90 25
Pons 40 41
Pone (large) 54 55
Cats 17 18
Butter, tubs and rolls 11 12
Eggs per dozen 13 13
Flour por barrel 4 00 4 50
Potatoes (per bag) 25
Hay per ton 8 00 8 00
Hides trimmed5 5i
Hides rough
Salt per bbl., retail - 1 00 00
Sheep skins, each 50
Lamb skins each 15 40
Apples per bbl 50
Hogs, Live 3 60 3 60
Dressed Hogs 4 00 4 70
HINGoTON,—In Soaforth, on tan. 7811, the
wife of Mr. J, A. Hingeton of a son.
BAnsrnaLn.—In IIenfryn., on Jan. 2nd,
ilia wife of Mr. Fed. Bonifield, of a
sun.
Monoliths; —In Elma, on 'Sunday, Jdn.
Ord, the wife of Mr. William Mor.
dem of a son.
WILsoN.T.n Atwood, on January 2nd,
the wife of Mr. Wm. Wileou of twine
—a she and daughter.
000Ne,—In Emla, on Dee. 8Qth, the wife
of Mr. Ohne. Ovens of a daughter
(still born),
Cour/res.—In Morris, on January 5th,
the wife of 111r. John Coultas of a
daughter.
M0Gnaeon,—In Wingham, on January
4611, the wife of Ilir, Neil McGregor
of 8 eon.
116AI:.IX ZOMID.
DoIG—LAID.AW,—At the residence of th e
bride's parents, Toekeeeneitll, on
Deo, 80th, by the Rev. Neil Shaw,
Mr. Robert Campbell Doig, of Took-
eremith, to Miss Margaret Laidlaw)
daughtee of Mr. George Laidlaw.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
J. A. STEWART MANAGER.
HORSE R E—WL
trninnd,FOgood sizeSAL, ostia
'gentle ELSaid
with or without bemuse and top boggy,
sleigh and robes. A11 in prone 03,10x. Lees
than half prion. JNO. D. RONALD,
IN. SHEEP STRAYED ON
24, Conn 11d, Grey, oDec..
es o i about he undersigned,
115th. Tho
owner is requesed to prove property, pay
expenses and take them away.
JNO. D. MoNEIL,
28.4 Mouerieff P. 0,
rPENDERS FOR WOOD SITED.
A mo0ti0g will he held at Button's
school house, S. S. No. 9, 8th lino, Morris, on
Saturday January 28rd, at 1 p. m., when the
job of building a woodshed, 14r10 feet, will
be 10t. Particulars may be obtatued from
PETER JACI{SON. 20 2
1.1 0R SALE,—A GOOD SOUND
horse, elgbtyenoe old, suitable for eith-
er road or farm ; also buggy, cutter and
equipments. Would exchange then for
young cattle 11 oni table.
18-80 JN0.1130131, Brussels.
VOUNG DURHAM BULLS FOR
.9. SAL0.—Tho undersigned has six young
Dm'ham hullo for sale, from 9 to 18 months
old, Pedigreed stock, Prloes reasonable,
Apply to AMOS SMITH,
27-4 Trowbridge,
001) CUTTER, PIANO BOX,
for sale atabar . MOIiA
oo001811N
0
RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
JL Yirst mortgage, farm security. Apply
at THE POST Publishing House, Bruesele.
C]ODAR POSTS FOR SALE
at 5 cents a piece. Also woodand rape.
For in raher particulars apply to
ISAAC GILL,
20.2 Ethel Station.
-i' OR SALE OR ':C0 LE'1'.—
1 Lot OO,min street, Brussels, on which
is -a roomy dwelling, well, stable, &0. Terme
easy. Apply to R. ADAMS, Longesboro', or
F. S. 3001'1, Brussels, 27-4
V DUNG MARE FOR SALE,
1 rising 4 years. Sound, well broken,
will work or drive either single or double,
26.0 SIMON GRANT,
Lot 4, Con, 5, Grey. Brussels P.O.
-�1 AST HURON AGRICULTURAL
L� SOCIETY,
Tho annual meeting of the East Huron Ag-
ricultural Society will be held in the Town
Hall, Brussels, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 201312,
1807, at 1.80 o'olook, for the purpose of x80011"
lug the Auditors' report, electing Olean for
the clothing year and transacting such other
business as may come before the meeting,
JAS, FERGUSON, D. STEWART,
President, Secretary.
OOD WANTED.—MARKET
V V price wilt be pant for 8,000 or 4,000
cords of 00111 wood, either soft or hard, to be
delivered this Winter at 1110 ENTERPRISE
SALT WOR RS, Brussels.
20tt Estate of T. T. COLEMAN.
��pp�EETING OF THE HURON 00.
J NA COUNCIL.
The Council of the corporation of the
County of Huron w111 moot iu the council
Chamber, in the 1VOwn of Goderieh, on Tues-
day, the 20811 of this moutli, at 8 o'clock p. m.
W, LANE,
Dated Jan. 18,1807. 00. Ole*.
REAL ESTATE.
tPARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DnnsIONED has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, oaey terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F S. 800TT,Brusoele
17OMFORTABLB RESIDENCE
and 10 acres of flret•alasa land adjoin•
lug Brussels, for sale. There ism shall bane
barn and a young orchard of 211 aaros, Would
make a fine fruit farm or market garden.
Proprietor has it fair Hairy baseness in eon-
noction. Pos0ossiou given at once. Willbe
sold at a low plane, 'tor further particulars
apply 011 the premises to GEO, ROBB, P50•
9019801, Brussels P.O. 26.4
NONCE !
1711VE ACRES OF WELL FEN-
anD laed for sale in the Villa a of
Oranbrook on whieb aro good buildings.
Also n good buggy, cutter and sot of single
harness. A bargain will be offered, For fur
ther particulars apply to
JOHN MoINTOSH,
27.8) 0ruubroo3l.
Notion is hereby Riven that the nun11al
mooting of the ibIowink Mutual Firo Ineur-
5110e Company will be bold 1n the TOWN-
SHIP HALL, GORRDO,on Friday, Jantttiry
22nd, 1:507, at 1 o'clock p, ,n., for the 1nu1o0e
of receiving the Directors' report for the
past year, the 01008 10 of two D3root0rs, and
ler other business. By wirer of the Board,
W. S. efoRBROB aoorotary.
G orrle, Jon. 2nd,1807,
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
near Brussels. Great bargain. Lot 7,
eon, 0, Grey township. coral buildings and
archer d, well watered, suitable for mixed 0r
dairy farming. Possession given next March.
Apply to W. H. 18881811, POST Publishing
House, Brussels, or to THOMAS HERITAGE,
London West.
VINE
oTWO
i OraatS corner of Y BRIC K
.L resieateand
Tur0berry i etroets, Brussels, emoted last
year.. There are all the 090809ery eouvoa•
100000 en 8110 premises such las 01st•ela0s
collar, hard and sort water,woad shed, stable
With atone foundation, ism, Pu,'oaes in house,
There3a, 9 aero of land, W111 sell at roe=
sortable $gore and On good terms ae 1 intend
romovin from town, FOr further peat3eu-
late apply to D. A. LOWRY,i
21-tf Proprietor, Bruesele,
Atomizing Profits
-wig*
011 a large line of Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, Fine Beeps, Sachet
Powders, Ilair Brushes, Tooth
Brushes, Bath J3rushes. Our
stock of the above Was never
more complete than it is at pres-
ent and the quality is unexcelled.
But do not forget the fact that
the selling of Pure Drugs receives
our first consideration.
Try our White Pine and Tar for
Coughs and Colc1s. Wo guar-
antee it at
Fox g Store,
FARMS FOR SALE. — 200
acres—Consisting of Lots 18 on the 7th
and 8111 Oonoossious, Township of Groy, be -
0041 1 01110 frons the Village of Ethel and Si
miles from Brussels, 40 tierce of Pall wheat
Rowe and about 80 acres under grass ; 90
acres oleal:011 on each. Perms of payment
easy. A. Mo0ELVEY, M, 11.,
34- Brussels.
MANI'T0BA LAND FOR SALE.
—100 1101'09 of good farm /and at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, ie offer -
oil for sale at elm price. no 51'opert9 ie
North East i See,10 Twp. 11, Range 4, Eaet,
There is a house on the premises 0011 some
breaking done. For full Gartioula's as to
prism, title, &00101.160 01' appy to
G. P. BLAIR or W. U. METER,
20-tf Brussels, 0101,
VETERINARY.
t�D. WARWICK,
a Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College: is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated mllmal0 in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary, dentistry. Coils promptly at-
tended to, Office and Infirmary—Pour doors
earth of bridge •rurnberry at., Brussels.
fLl Aa nsisting 8 0 11 0611 50 a Soutth k
of the North d of Lot 88, Con 2, East Wawa
nosh. This is au excellent stock farm,beiug
well impelled with good spring water. Itis
situated' about 3 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large pat•t of itis under
grass. Buildings and fames are in crate
state 0f repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11-tf G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels,
1.CPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
That excellent farm, Lot 15, Out, 9,
Township of Grey,100 soros, must bo 00111 at
ono0 iu order to 01090 05tate of deceased own -
en The lot is nearly all oloared, with good
buildings, 0mp1e water supply, largo or-
0hard, 13 miles from Crenbrook is under
good cultivation and is a yore desirable pro-
perty indeed. Apply to RICHARD MIT-
CHELL, Brussels P. 0. ' JOHN MITCHELL
on the promises ' or A. {FLENT 1:1t, Brussels,
Dated Sept, 1011,,1800,
00D FARM FOR SALE IN
the Township of Grey, In order to
close au estate the West half of Lot 24, Coo,
7, Towuship 01 Grey, 50 acres, is offered for
immediate sale, On the W10011405 aro a good
frame dwelling with kitchen, &a., also two
frame barns, good water, orahard, 31:c,, and is
close to the Village of Ethel. So111d of the
best nod farm 113 w011 fenced, App113 80
ALES. IOeKELV10Y, lf. D., Brussels
MOT8ELVL1Y, Jamestown; or A. 31UNT1018,
liruese15,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
Hp L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.10.8,• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collect.
tions made. 0i310e—Vanatone's Block, Brae -
sole. 21-3m
M. SINCLAIR,
V• Solicitor, (lonveyaneer,No Miry Pub -
tic, &o. OlUoe—Vaust0ne's Block, 1 door
north of central Hotel, Private Fuude to
Loan.
l�
G. CAMERON,
am • (Pcrrister of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,/ Barrister and Solicitor, site Doh,
Out. 00008—Hamilton 8t., 051301560 001 -
borne Hotel.
107 AL -CABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
The eligible 200 tuna farm, composed of
lots 16 8,1617 in the 10th eon., Grey town Ship,
Huron 00., and 50 nares, part 01 lobe 10 and
17, 11111 onus belongleg to the Robert Brown
estate, ie offered for Sale to windup outdo,
Du the first farm ism good stone house and
large bank barn, 1190098ary outbuildings, Or-
ohoed, &o, P,arm well watered, well feuoed
and fu good state of a,lltivatiou. About 00
lions of bush, 42 0f which i9 101dwo033, On
the 60 aero farm there is a house and barn,
orobard, and about 8 three of bush. Farms
sold jointly or 3oparate17y to suit llureinumr.
Possessiongiven in the tall. Parma arc on-
ly a mile 2rom the village of Cr0nbrock,
where aro eobool, ohur01108, post-ortme,
stores, &o., and 81. milds to the thriving mar-
ket town Brussels. Far further parti0ulare
as to pries, term8, 4m„ apply to
AGNES BROWN,
JAMES BROWN, �Ex901810 s.
JOHN BROWN,11)
Cranbrook P. 0,
DENTAL.
('1 F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
�7f• Solicitor, &e. Gate of G11,170w &
Proudfoot'e Wee, Go,101•iah.) Oiilce over
Gillies 31 Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer, Bales oouduot
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stook a specialty. Orders left tit THF) POST
P ub11s31ng House, Brn enols, or sent to Walton
P.O., will receive prompt attention,
,Al10, DAVIDSON,
Heuer Graduate Toronto University,
Liooutinto Royal College D008a1 Sur�ssous,
Grown and Bridge work ael)oplaltyy Moder.
ate nos, Satisfaction Assured, Odluo over
Barrett's barbor shop, Turnborry St„ genes
eels.
pa S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
A.' • nada, will soil for hotter prices, to
bettor men 1n o88 time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or 110 won't charge anything. Dates mud
orders can always bo arranged at this Wilco
or by pen onal application.
+APT. J. STRETTON;
'Ll Wtbo 1tae hail 25 years experience es au
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to ill
health, has agniu taken out license and is
prepared to cou3htct sales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates may
be arranged at THE Posy Publishfllg House.
JAS, S'PRETTON,
13.11 Auctioneer.
Inoieiit Order of United Workmen.
This 0181 and prosperous Fraternal Associ-
ation numbering 850,000 members aro pre -
eon ting to the publio 8110113 3'OpUlftl and 00031-
0103001 rides to worthy m en, at the very low
rate of about 88.00 per 81,000 per annum.
The Workmen" Prenapaly Pay 111.0111
claims and exp net 8 large increase to its
members now that those Amorioalt Line
Companies don't seem satisfactory to Can-
adians,
1800T, ARAISTRONG,M. W. ; W. H, HERR,
Recorder; 1, A. 011EIGHTON,Phanneior.
BUSINESS CARDS.
� T•
H. 14IoORAOKEN,
9 IeeurorofMart'fageLioeneoe, Onion
at his Grooery, l'urnberry onset, Brussels,
��N. BAR,RETT,
• Tonsorial Artist. 81902 -Noxi door
south of A, M, M01ay & Oo'e hardware store,
Ladies'aud ohildreue hail' outting a epeoialty
'D RUSSELS POST OFFICE
Saviuge Bank takes Deposits from
81.00 to 81,000 and allows Bt per sent.
interest, T. FARROW,
07-8m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
IsinniAN08,
FIR." AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FL.ETCHER •
issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY STORE.
P No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, preemie
LEX. ITUNTF,R,
010511 of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan andInrnranoe Agent. .Frauds
1013081^' ^'^') *^ 101111; Oolloetlona made
001; 91110raham'8 B lock, Bre Stele
81 111Uto, 1A. tIAWI�INS,
Will glye leese08 to pupils either on
piano or organ, at his 1,121018 Room, opposite
the post•oitlea, Bruesol0. Vomit lessons Mao
61von. Ton years experience in teadhing.
Terme moderato.