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at Deadman's
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• 1 STlimrlinnitlae toe p1ont.1tiI, Too Balvation Army will serve meals
' Brenta ! for King WiMem. at the Barracke ou the 12th,
Wuootexe cough is in .fashion. ervIC 1.101,WAY. BM DAY /a lannwm,
Too l'esr for the balanee of lee? foe : -On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2701
40 eents. and 28th of ,Tuly, Listowel will have gala
Nem: elonfity will he the Glorious deem $1,510.00 will be given by the
12th. Come to Brussele.
Driving Park Aseociation fotrotting an1'unVoltillethre aro expeeted home on running nieee on their beautiful grounds
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1'u
Friday fron't Camp et London.
Pru and Book Store.
Jogics and W. Grewar asaisiel the
Listowel Band nI Wroxeter on Dominion
Dile.
Deennete delivered some eereey
; N1,78 id a pert:timer at Goderiob tide
LIJOi,S0115 week.
I Toe Onterio Statutes for 1897 have
throe to hand. The volume minutiae 835
'S pages.
jeth, has boon appointed Pre9i•
.1011t of the town Band and Wm. Watt
I Trensurer.
Drug aud Book Store, , Tim Merry-goeround returned to Elem.
sole from Wroxerer on Monday for the
celebration of the 121111.
J. G. Sgegn hag e thee hneh to his
1 garden on which there nre.1040 buds and
&mere, It is a beauty.
I• Two teams with homy timber were en.
, geged this week levelling the ineide of the
letlf mile track on the Fair 13110(011.at Deadman s A ternnen of refreshment booths have
been pnt np preparatory to the work on
the ltith. The frames for some of the
.1. -)rut.; and Book Store. ',arches is alto in poition.
Bet:seems share of the County rate will
- be ;56 higher than lot year, viz., $330 in
at Deadman
F
1e:17, as against 0280 in 18e13. It is too
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. mach of a raise we think.
Dnonnt Will be served on jaly 12111 in
ace niers neamteexcx w. G. 1)0. 1 the school room of the Methodist church,
-- ; by the ladies of that congregation, A
trains U at e Brueeels Scotian, North cool, roomy place, and will accommodate
and South. as fellows: lined rect..
Gold .....1,017. (MINI N011.111. ' Pere:tem-At the Primary Examin-
KxPress fl(3a). i Mail '':',i Poli a Ono heid in Brussels Public, school from
(3f. .11). eixeeeee 101101 i'm , Menday a. m. to Thursday p. m. of this
-- - week, there were 14 candidates writing,
111 411 Is ancl 10 boys. A. H, Musgrave, - .'0 t fe ( lIet:05 '4( f em5, Principal of Wingham Public school,
re.
.... was the presiding examiner. The re•
- _ _ - - - sulte will not be made known for a few
A elites amang ye t)1lein' notee, WIPER.
AL' faith he'll pent it. Co. Com:creme MOONEY'S span of colts
- -, attempted a runaway one day last week
white being driven to town. A, trace
No graethoppers. became unhitched letting the wagon
lerreth toms are a good ornp. tongne out of the neck -yoke. By caref al
0011,00 10 Brussels on the Iteth. and plucky managemeut Harry Mooney,
40 ewes gets THE Post to 1898. tbe driver, stopped them after a short
Our the weeds on your vacant lots mil run, the tongue having come to grief in
vave trouble, the meantime.
CORDWOOD le Using delivered for the
Fone Bmii..-The following le the solie•
Electric Light Works.
LIB biggest crowd ever seen is expected
in Brussels on the 12th.
BRUSSELS Pnblio Scheel Board will
meet on Friday evening of this week.
Tun Town Hall has been engaged fee n Wingham
dancing academy for the 12th of July.
Amex, ELLIS, Queen street, has
nosed of his driving mare to Rev. elr.
Abey.
0= thanks are dne to J. (0. Skene for
early cauliflower grown in his wonderful
garden.
Mesei.e. CLEGG & DAWite thinned a
double dethed ear of hog e from Belgrave
this week.
BLvve base bell club is expected to play ;
a friendly match with Brussels on Friday
afternoon of this week on Victoria Park,
Two Brussels lads were fonnd the other
day attempting to administer a Bayless •
powder to a good healthy toed they bad ;
captured.
D Kip!, had a oloee rall from drown•
ing the other evening in the Maitland :
'1)119 1)1 b,thing. Fred. Haycroft res.
tined him.
Sne the Foot Ball match on the morn- ;
mg of the 1•2th between Brussels and I
Wroxerer. 11 will be played on Victoria
Park, Brl300le.
TNN brIcti inverted 'V shaped top on the
Holt:nee' block has been removed and the
front finished parallel with the adjoining
etores. Watson Ainley had the job. •
Two men in Pollard's gravel pit, South
of Rene:sets, filled 60 loads of gravel in 01121
day tbis week. Two teams were hauling. ;
It was a big day's work for July weather.
Toe pay list of Sick Benefit Surplus I
is now in the bawls of Wm. Blashill,
Treasurer of Princees Alexandria C. 0.
Y., who is deputized to pay the same to
those inteeested.
Ecioseeamy.-Aire. Peter Bishop, con.
5, Grey township, brought to Tres Pose a
sample eeg rayed by a Plymouth Rook
hen, tha: measured 7 by 8 inches. A ben
that will attend to business in that
fashion in e uly weather is me that hes
something to crow about.
dole of the various Foot all teatue in
connection with the Maitland Amain,
tion :
Deeau Lag claimed another victim, in
the 1391111 31 Mrs. Wm. 11. Pelton, form
erlv ot Breeeels, who died at the residence
nI bor felber, near Glenfarrow, Tuesday,
Jima 29th. She was a daughter of Joseph
Ritthen, ti Turnberry, and was univer•
sally resented. The body was interred
in the Gorrie cemetery.
B. GIRMY took orders for 75 dozen of
small flags last week, to be used for
decorative purposes on Joie: 3.9th. Every.
body should take part in thio wok. The
O. 0. F. purpose setting n good example
by decorating tbe front of their Lodge
room let every resident put forth an
effort to make Brussels look its best to
the niany vieitors.
Sr, Joutt's church Sabbath school held
their Emmet pie•nio in the Davidson
grove on the afternoon of Dominion Day.
A most enjoyable time was spent in base
ball, foot reties, swinging, &o. An ample
supply of provisions WOE served etoorn•
panied by lemonade, &a. A. youth with
a kodak teed several ghats at pitimici
groups doriug the afternoon. St, Georg.
e's S. S. Walton, joined tomes with St.
John's and made the pia nio a union one.
RAILWAYS MUM REMICTION9.-Both the
Grand Trunk and the Canadian Pacific
have issued new bicycle tariffs, making
considerable reductions iu the rates for
the transportati in of bicycles over their
lines, The rates for the carrying of the
bicryclee, in which oategory tricycles are
also included, are graded on a sliding
wale, a000rding to the amount of first.
olaee passenger fare for the distence.
The lowest Marge made for handling a
bicycle ia five cents, which is the rate
when the firsteilase passenger fare le 10
mint% When the fere i= from 10 to 75
cents the bicycle charge i- 10 cents. The
tariff bine, with the rates ei detail can be
had on applieation. On y a few of the
ohargee need to be mentioned bare to give
a general idea of the whole, and of the
reductions on lust year's ratee. When
the paesenger tate is between 95.05 and
97.50, feorn exempts, bleycles mud pey BO
cents, a reduction of 10 cents from last
year. A trip that costs the passenger
from 920 bo 922.00 will omit him 90 ciente
more for his wheel ; last year the charge
was 91.80. A 92131101)811 will mean 91
tor the bike ; last year it watt 91.50.
Above 926 tares, the bioyele rate is four
pet eerie. of pageenger rate,
Won. Lost. To Play.
4 2
Brussels 3 2 3
Atwood 4 8 1
Wroxeter 3 8 2
Listowel 9 6
Atwood defeated Wingham on July 1st by
3 goals to 2.
BRUSSEL, Wog -Dominion Day saw
Breese', add another to their list of
victories by defeating Wroxeter in that
village in a League match in connection
with tbe Maitland series. Our boys aid
not object to a close 1381110 011 even a fair
defeat, but they could not understand the
peculiar Rations of the so called referee
from Wingharn, who was evidently a
greenhorn at the liminess, as he went On
the field without even a watch and all
through the game illustrated bow unfair
a youth can be when he tries. Brussels
won two goals in the second half time,
but Mr. Referee said a Ernsselite wee off
side and would not allow one goal kicked,
so 0. somewhat unsatisfactory match was
concluded by an acknowledged score of 1.
to 0. The teame were :-
Ienrsseas. POS/TION. Witaxenein,
Armstrong .... Goal McLaughlin
Lew. Jackson .. Baas :Nritshell
Sample
Cleo nen ...... Martin
Paulin
.. ....... jra
- Backs j',13rawn
-
t ....... ..nrcey
±,eon Jackson Centre H. Brawn
Gerry
w„„ ••• ..... ••••; Ban
Ferguson . ... .....1,aynson
10110011011 11 i1000
Farrell
gli.Lookridge, Wingbein, lefere?
Tito 33ne Holum BATTALION. -The
33rd Huron Battalion of Infantry ie
probably one of the best in the Canadian
militia service. 11 10 large 002 oompoged
of men of excellent physique. The bat.
talion was gazetted and given its name
in 1860, et the time of the Ridgeway
trouble. The companies of which the
corps was formed were : Goderich, No,
' 1, Huron Rifles, and N. 2, Seaforth,
which has sieoe been obanged to Wing.
ham. With this last exception, the
Huron Battalion remains the same, re-
garding the headquarters of companies,
1 as it did nt ite inception. The first nom.
mender was Lieutheol. Ross, with Major
rioleman as his assistant. LieuteCol.
Murray Ross was 0 thorough disciphn•
arian and a general favorite, After 20
years 01 11110 head of the battalion be
10d9 succeeeoi by Major Coleman. The
latter gentleman held the command for
three or four years and was succeeded by
LientoCol. John G. Wilson, under whose
command the battallion is growing in
proficiency and favor, even to a greeter
extent than it formerly did. Col. Wilsou
is a Cauadian. He was born in Sea.
forth, his present home, 48 years ago, and
early In 1805 be became connected with
No. 2 company. Racemes of distinguish.
ed lineage, and is possessed of all the
qualifications necessary for the develop-
ment of a true British soldier. His
father before him held a aommission as
major in tbe old militia, and hie grand.
uncIe was one of those wbo formed the
"thin red line" under the Duke of Wel.
lington at Waterloo, end died like a hero
for his country. At the time of hie
death be held a aommission as pay
sergeant in the King's Life Guards.
This battalion 10 000 bellied the beet in
tbe matter of markemen. Capt. Wilson,
of No. B company Clinton, itt a cracker-
jaek. He has represented the battalion
on the Sisley team five times, where he
has distinguished himself, and ie also
the winner of the Governor.0et1eralei
1)11,09 14 the wattling: in Ottawa, The
officers comprising the staff are :-Lieut.
Col. Wilson in eorrimand Majors A.
0. Varese and J. A. Wilson ; Surgeon -
Major Holmes, Sergeon-Lieute J. le.
Shannon. perimeter, Major F. jordan,
quartermaster, Major Joseph Beek,
adjutant, Capt. C. X. A. Ounningliem-
Denlop ; Sergettriteelajor Elliott. The
eompanies are oapteined as follows :-
No. 1, Gederiab, Capt. Dudley Theme ;
No, 2, Wingbarn, Capt, 0, 13. Willioane;
No. 8, Seaforth, Capt. Alex. Wilson ;
No. 4, Clinton, Capt. 11. B, Oombe I No.
5, Brunets, Cept. tin, S. Halms ; No. 0,
Exeter, Capt. a, (3. Bailee ; No. 7,
Potterer Bill, Capt. j, W. Shaw ; No. 8,
Gerrie, Capt. J. Keane ; No. I), Dringten.
non, Cent. Wnic Young.
which are now in the pink of eonciition.
Arrangements are being made for e liege
ball and foot ball tournament between
representative teams from A.twooci,
Wiiigliam B ;melee% Wroxel 1311, Palmer: -
ton and LIerrieton. Keep your eye on
the dates and everybody 001110. Spealal
railway ratee ; gpeoial attrantione.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Jelly 2701 and
28th,
Leith enjoyable evening
was spent 011 the lawn at Melville Mame
on Tuesday, when the Christian 3endeav•
or Society held g 8001111, There woe a
large attendance and the following ex.
celleut program was heartily received :-
Chairman's addreee, Rev. Jno, Ross, B.
A. 1 meth 11131910, ;Saotoh Airee' Airs.
Thomson ; solo, "The holy City," lire.
tierney ; solo, "Inge. Olsen," Miss Knee
Wiloon ; reading, ''Xmas at Blaekrouke,"
G. F. 13Iair ; dnett, "In the Starlight,"
flies Lida Crooks and T. A. Hawkins ;
solo, 4`,AfterWartle," Miss Annie Stewart ;
eong, Geo. Thoineon ; solo, "ViCtOria
20111," Mies jean Ritable ; solo, "Soot -
laud Forever," Mise jentlie MoArter ;
organ musio, "Russian Mardi," elre.
Thomson ; organ solo, "Yale 2 Step," T.
A. Eitievkins ; "God Savo the Queen."
Lie oreem and cake were served clurin g
the evening,
FOOT BALL.-13russels Footballers lost
Wednesday's match at Listowel after a
hard fight by a score of 3 to 2. 11 19 not
going beyond the fade to state that
Listowel Ilse one of the best teams in the
League and are nocv making up for the
hard luck at the opening of the series.
Following were the players of the op.
posing clubs :
LISTOWIM. BRUSSELS,
Forbes Coal .41101011101113
Bus, Oook Bac„
Bainford ...... ( ..Low, sactson
Alexander
1190031111143'Wilson e Baths Si licre
Dunford
1190G
Thompson Centro • ..L.-e-c-i.Y.7eiligeitlroul
ult(1.34c:Fritelioon Wing , .Thoinson
ltobt. Cook L' Wing 1 StewartmeEiio
Joe Ward, Atwood, Referee
The next matoli will be played at Brus-
sels on Monday of next week when Wrox•
Mee and Brussels meet. Elsewhere may
be foiled the standing of the respective
clnh 1 will he re race to the finish
for let p toe,.
Business Locals.
BALANCE Of our dusters 1 cost. I. C.
Riehards.
No. 1 flout and long clear bacon at
MoOracken's.
Moms of all kinds cheaper than ever.
I. 0. Ric:herds.
Wn repair boots and ;hoes cheap and
neat. I. C. Richards.
BLACK kid glove found on the 4111 of
Grey. Ath at Tun Peer.
Boom and shoes, large stook and low
prioes at I. 0. Richard's.
SCREENED doors complete for 01.00.
Moleay & Co., Brussels.
BUY a D. Ewan buggy and you will
save money. Prices away down.
For eale °hemp, four setts of second
hand single harness. I. 0. Riobards.
Aleetreone patent flour, the best that oan
be had, at Ross' flour and feed mills.
Emirs: farmer ebould see the new
horse poke at McKay & Co's. Brussels.
D. FAUN'S Buggies fere taking the lead.
For neatness and durability they oan't be
beat.
A. FIREST.CLASS special line of week
manufactured et Jas. Walker's shop. He
gives tiptop value to every onstomer.
BUGGIES, Wagons and Carts always on
hand. I run my own business.
D. Ewan, Blacksmith, Brussels.
Tun late improvements in ROSS' Flour
mill has planed their flour away ahead
of all others. Everybody is delighted
with it.
Tem two lightest buggies ever sold in
Bruges's were purchased recently from
Jas. Walker, the well knocvn carriage
maker, by George Best and Robt.
Tlio j.inpise
onof Cloverliirtret,
seels.
xarthe great mewl.
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation.
25 ate, 50 ate and 91.00. Sold by James
For, Druggist, Brussels.
Snmon's cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures incipient consumption. It is
the best cough oure. Only one aent a
dose. 25 deo 80013.01111 91.00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brume's.
WANTED. -Eggs cents CASH. Tub
butter 13 aents. And here;we pay just
what we advertise, though Merlon are air.
ciliated to the contrary. I buy butter,
eggs and wool -highest prices 013811 or
trade. 0. D. HMG, Wingham.
(Bream Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal., says :-"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the Ant medicine I have ever found
that Would do me any good." Price 60
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox, druggise, Brim.
eels.
A. FAME= WANTED. -A practiced farm.
er, native of England or Scotland, want •
ed to canvass hi the Old Country,
amongst farmers and others, to secure
IMMNIS of intending purohasers and
;emulate our "Farm Advertirier" with
farms for sale, showing printed photo.
graphs of some farm buildings. Some
conneetioas there are already establiebed.
Good inducements offered to 0 suitable
party. Apply to J. J. Daly ct Go.,
Guelph, Ont.
GOING TO RUSH Biesnesse.--For the
balance of tbe season I. -Duque booming
the carriage briefness in every line and
will sell rigs from e5 to 910 better than
they Gen be purchased elsewhere. Bug-
gies. wagong, oartg. new and second.band
are included. I mean business as a
trial will prove. Don't spend a dollar in
either new work 00 repairs before con -
gutting me and getting my fignree. You
will 139.V0 money and I know it. Call in.
JA8. Wevicen, carriage maker, Brussels.
WANTED.-Agente for "Queen Viotorie„
Ilei Reign and Diamond Jnbilee,"
Overflowing with latest and rieheet
piatures. Contains the endoreed bi-
ography of Her Majesty, with authentic
history of her remarkable reign, and full
aocount of the Diamond Jubilee. Only
91.50. Big book. Tremendous demand.
Bonanza, for agents. Clerniniesion 50 per
cent. Credit given. Freight paid.
Outfit free. Duty paid, Write quiolc for
oatfit and territory. The Dotninion
Cempany, Dept. 7, 350 Dearborn St.,
Cbiciege, 49;8
T,1XD,11?).D B'IXIC OF C4W4.DiJ,
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HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO
S EN
,
A.SSETti, . (Seven Million Dollars) . $7,000,000 4 1..
CAPITAL (Authorized) . - . • • 92,000,000
Agencies in all principal points 00 Ontario, Quebeodltantrohrt, united States ,t) En 51 and.
Argresirsz, Deavairr.
A Collura) Banking liminess Transaated. FarmersNotes Discounted.
Drtefte loaned and Collections made 011 all pink,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposite of 91,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and eompounded half yearly.
ATTnNTION GIVXN To TUE COMMOTION OF Velma SALE N001110.
Remy facility afforded, Customers living at a dietanoe.
J. A. STEWART Mageaeo.
ormtweceownenwswgzanonotorwennwrzonetwacansconntommunste.
Q TRAYED ON THE P24231\111323
L) of the undersigned, Lot 13, lOon. 15,
Grey, on or about July 22ittl. A 0100 0110
three lambs. The owner is requested to
Prove property, puy expenFeR and take them
mem. 01.0N STEWART,
51.3 Cranbroek, P. 0.
Brussels Council.
Monthly nicethig of lirnesels Council
was held in the Council Chamber on
Monthly evening, Reeve Kerr and Conn.
others Booker, Thomson, Wilson and
Leittherclale being preeent.
Minutes of last meeting read and pass-
ed.
Tho following accounts wore presented,
Jon. Wright, montles.stelary... 930 00
MoDoneld Brae., plauk 90 00
Grant to town Band
37 30
A. J. Lowry, meth hauled 011 streets 170
Jno. Robb, refund of dog tax—. 1 00
Ross & Halliday, repairing town
Aug 50
3. Ferguson, material for town flog 4$
Moved by Geo. Decker, seconded by R.
Leatherdale that the above accounts bo
peke. Carriecl.
A. statement was presented by the
Reeve, from the Standard Bank, showing
the amount of cash in hand to the credit
of Town. Treasurer, as per new Statute.
le was decided to order a new suotion
hose for Fire Engine; to allow the Ron-
ald Engine Werke to test an automatic
alarm ou the Town Hull bell ; to pass a
Byelaw regulating storage of coal oil,
powder, &a., and have a roadway made
for Engine North of river, a; notification
ot the above improvements to fire ET -
parables to be forwarded to the Under-
writers' Ageouittlion.
The question of new sewer came up for
discussion, when it was agreed to have
sewer on West side of Turnberry street
opened up at otece from Councillor Thom -
son's store to corner of Thomas street, so
as to remove blockade. Only necessary
repairs will be done this year, the gems -
tion of the two new sewers being left over
until next season, when it and the prob-
able laying of grenolithic mtvement on
Turuberry street will be balm tm.
Connell adjourned.
REAL ESTATE.
-WARMS FOR SALE.—THE
DEMME= IlaS several got] 114111135 11011
Buie 1511 10 rout, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey, 111 B. SCOTT, Brussele
OOD FARM FOR SALE
near Brussels. Great bargain, Lot 7,
Con. 0, Grey township. Good buildinge and
robard, well 'watered, suitable for 1,11000011
dairy farming. Possession given next
Mareli, with privilege of doing Fall plowing.
Apply to W. 11, KERR, Pose, Publishlog
House ,Bruasels,or to T1101LA HERITAGE,
London West.
MOMS; -
IRELAND. -Ill Winghani, 011 J11118 2701,
the wife of Air. Alfred Ireland, G. T.
R. Oonductor, of a daughter.
CAMESON.-In Cranbrook, on Friday,
July 2od, the wife of Mr. Jas. Cam-
eron of a son,
Gnisox.---In Wroxeter, on June 25th, the
wife of Mr. Thos. Gibson, jr., of a
daughter,
--
BASISAV-MIllillOCIt.-At the residence of
the bride's parents,Lower Wingbarn,
ou Wednesday, June 30111, by Rev.
D. Perrie, Mr. Herbert Ramsay, to
Ming J. Murdock, daughter of Mr.
Peter Murdock.
Loo-Seimows.-At the residence of the
bride's mother' Gocleriab, by Rev. R.
'
Henderson ofAuburn, on Wednes.
clay, 11,410 5011), Miss Ida &Bows, of
Goderioh, to Mr. James D. Long, of
LEEMEN-111.1WITT.-On June 28rd., at
the residence of the bride's parents,
Mr. George Lenmex, of Wingham,
to Clara, youngest daughter of Mr.
Wm, Ilewitt, of the township of
Elma.
Txrrix-Puown.-At the yesieenoe of the
bride's parents, Desboro', Grey Go.,
on June 28rd, by Rev. Henry Irvine,
of St. Thomas, assisted by Rev. S.
Nicholson, of Dobbinton, Rev, A. O.
Tiffin, of Walton, to eliss Fannie,
only daughter of Mr. and Atrs. G. W.
Prowd.
=XM=.
BUITif,-In Grey, on Wednesday, July
701, 1897, Marsden Smith, aged 56
years, 0 months and 14 days.
Sisoieue,-In Grey, on July 70, Hannah,
beloved wife of Peter Sinclair, aged
39 yeare.
elipoula, on June 22nd, H.
R. Hinchley, youngest son of John
Elinohley, Constance, aged 29 years.
Puci.-In Clinton, on Friday, July 2nd,
1807, Henry C. Pugh, aged 89 years
and 9 months.
)11001IRT.-In Blyth, on June 29th, Wm.
Eggert, aged 29 years.
leTaNAmie.-In Blyth, on June 29th, Alice
Amelia, wife of Andrew DloNally,
aged 80 years.
..43:272E'S020,1*
FRIDAY, July Oth.-Fterin Mock, imple.
nients and household furniture. Lot 15,
con. 7, Grey. Bale unreserved at 1 p. m.
Thos. Taylor, prop. F. S. Soott,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
pli,IVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
First mortgage, farm security. .Apply
ab THE POST Publishing Emise, Brussele,
ERSEY BULL FOR SER -
r471. -The soot of service of my fine
r egisterod jersey Bell 1831010 01 for grades.
Get the boat, G.A. DEADMAN.
nOMF ORTABLE HOUSI1 FOR
V.:1 Sala with 1 acre lot. Geoil oisteru,
tempo, 00. will bo sold 01 0 bargain.
Amity to Tug POST PIlighthing 110080.
200 (3023138 OF POUR FOOT
Cordwooe, wanted by Brussels
)electric Light Ole,, to be delivered before
Pall. For further SI1101111 athin Amy at THE
POST Publishing Bowie, Brneeele,
To Painters.
The Trustees of S. S. time, Morel s, will re•
calve sealed tenders up to Priclaymbh inet
et 6 nen., for nalidiug the °Maid° 00 11110111
ohms. 110)140 The loWeat or any tender not
noceeearily aceepted, Work to be ocenDlete d
on er before Ana, 1001, Fa information
apply to Q, ANDERSON, 1880..Treae.
62.2 Blamable, 0,
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-1110 notes of good farm land nt
Springfield, 0001100 31110) winuipele is offer-
ed for sale at ;Limy price. The property is
North East 4 See. 1U, Tin). 11, Range 4, Balt.
There i a a house on the premises ad n 801119
breaking, dose, For full particulars 00 15
grleu, ti110. Ate.. Write 00 apply to
0, F. BLAIR er W. H. mum,
20-tf Brussels, Ont.
'RAMA FOR SALE—THE UN -
tam ig,010(1'," bcefiriT bale e)igillo (14 501110
Con. 12, Grey. All under oultivationctveSo04li p511 03 Lot k
watered and well fenced. There is a good
steno house, bank ban, orchard, wells, &e„
on the premises. Also a splendid stone
quarry from which a gnoil revenue is realiz-
ed. Only 24 miles from Brussele. Terms
reasonable. Pot further particulars as to
prioe, che., apply to
JOHN MITCHELL, Proprietor,
3341 Brussels P. 0.•
T. -10.11M FOR SALE. -150 AORES
1. Consisting 03 11)10 Routh 13 and South 13
of the North 1309 Lot 00, C00 2, East Wawa -
nosh. This is an excellent stook farm,being
well supplied with good spring water. ]211e
situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of it is under
glass. Buildings and fences 000 10 a fair
state of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be giveu. For ell information apply to
11.11 G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels,
;;PLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
L.." That excellent farm, Lot 15, Con. 9,
Townellip of Grey, 100 acres, must be sold at
once in order 50 9)080 estate of deceased own-
er. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good
buildings, ample )vator sopuly, largo or-
chard, 113 miles frons Oranbrook, is under
good cultivation and IN 0,13000 desirable pro-
perty indeed, Apply to RIOHARD MIT-
CHELL, Brussels P. 0.; JOHN MITOPELL.
on the premises ; or A. HUNTER, Brussels.
Dated Sept. 1131.1, 1850.
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DERSIGNED effete WS farm Of 0110
hundred. Naas for sale, being Lot 11, Con,
0, in the Township of Grey, 011E15 miles from
the Village of Brussels. There are over 80
acres cleared and the farm is in a good state
of onitivation with good fences also good
frame house and 'two barns mid other out-
buildings. Good orolucitl aucl a neve r.failing
spring on the farm. Possession can bo bed
ou the 1st day of March, 1508, with the privi-
lege of plowing on farm iu the Full. Pa
further particulars apply to
ANGUS SHAW,
47.111 Brussels P. 0.
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VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
te • Honor Graduate of the Outario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
01000090 01 doniestioated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry, Calle promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary -EOM (10.11
north of bridge •Purnborry st.,Enitlesels.
AUCTIONEERS.
lEORGE KI.RKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales nominat
ed on reasonable terms. Pains and farm
Steak e. sneoialty. Lir/lore left et Tim POST
publiehingnouee,Bni ssol OT Mitt° Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt atteution,
T.p 8, SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
.ie31, VI) aellraetuee,bater.at08sauerotrjto
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than any Auctioneer in East Ilon
or he won't 5130100 anything. Dates fttlg
orders eau always be awninged nt this ethos
09 1)3' p prima epplittation.
CAPT. J. STEETTON,
Who hen bad 26 years experience es an
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owiug to ill
health, has again taken out license and is
prepared to conduct sales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaotion euatan teed. Dates may
be arranged 011 1130 Posm Publishing House.
JAS. STRIPPTON,
18 -if Auctioneer.
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STRICTLY Pj111131111:31;21gLISII PARIS
250. PER L.B.
ALSO •
Davis' Fly Felts,
Wiison's" Pads,
Shoo Fly Poison,
T anglefoot,
Insect Powder,
in the Surrogate Court of
the County of Huron.
A r_______•••issir
El'oz' s Drug Store.
P. S. -Store closes every night at 8
o'olouk. Saturday nights excepted.
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LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solieitor and Conveyancer. Oollso•
tione made. office-Vanstoucesthoce, Brus•
sole, 9.1-11r0
'T 13v1. EljoirN, li°oLirvAoyialii
ncer ,Natary Pub -
lie, dm. Oillee-Vanetone's Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
AT G. CAMERON,
ILL • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Banister and Solicitor, Goderich,
Ont, Oniee-Hainiltou St., Opposite C ol-
borne Hotel.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solioltor, 11o. (late of (Oarrow &
Prondfoot's Mee Goderich.) oyer
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan, 47
IN THE ESTATE Olt Jong MoIrmosu, rem 01
THE TOWNSHIP OP Gem, ete THE COHN•
TY OP BORON, Fmt.t., DECEASED.
Notice is hereby glom pursuant to 1103ised
Statutes of Onterio, 1887, Chap, 110, Sec 80,
that all creditoes tind ether p000n,,e havieg
claim's against the estate of the above
named John McIntosh, etheased, who MO
on or aleout the 10th day of ems, A, le. 1807,
are nmuired to send by post prepaid or to
deliVer to G. IP. Blair, of the Village of Bruce
Bele, Soliettor for lame A. gloIcAuddin and
Williain °animal, Htteentors of the will of
the deeeased, on or beta° the 1001 daY of
Julo 21, B., 1807, fell particulars of their
elaims and the Maine of the 000)11311108 411
any) held by them. And that the oda
Executors will after the said 101111 day of
July, A. D. 1897, proceed to distribute the
estate of the said &Painted amenget the
parties entitled thereto haying regard only
to the elating of which the semi Di:cantors
Muth thou have had notice aud that they
will not be liable for the said Asada or any
part thereof to auy Donee a pernOns of
whose eleim they shall 001 have notice at
AIM 00013010011. te, 10, BLAIN,
SOliolters for Bxecutore.
Dated at Ilruesele, this eltrei 115) 01 Juno,
.4,0, 1897.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T M. ARMSTRONG-, M. D.
U • VII raiutav, Sagami, Aceoucher, etc.
Grnduato of Toronto -University Medical
Faculty, 1(01111)09 02 College of Physicians
and Surgeoes, Ont. OPPram-Next door to
McDonald di Co., Walton Out.
J. A. M'illAUGHTOill,
1(1).. 0, U., Trinity 'University, Fellow Trin-
ity Mediae! College, Member College of Phy-
eielaus and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate 01 11130
Royal Oollogo of Physicians aud Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinbagli,
010,14. Itesidonce, Mill St, Brussels,
H. F. H. KAUFLEISCH,
P1220/0001, SURGEON AND 001011011111.111,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS. - ONTARIO.
ist Class Honor Graduate of the Univers!.
1800 00 Trinify (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical Colles; Fellow of
Trinity Medical Collage and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
01110000,1890, Speoial attention paidIt dis-
eases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dis-
eases of Women, La'^Oonsultation 10 Eng-
lish and German. Telephone at iesideuee,
BUSINESS CARDS.
w H. McORAOKEN,
I5001ilrlagrkiu°ACSI:e'
athis C;otey, Puin31ay:trett, 13iss
N. BARRETT,
tu • Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Next door
south of A. 10. Maleay & Co's hardware store,
Ladies' and (Mitcham hair cutting a speeialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFIOE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
91.00 to *1,000 and allays 34 per cant.
ieterest, T. FARROW,
37-Bni Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
101817111)1017,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. PLETCHER
Issue, of Marriage Licenses,
OM= IT Jlityllnirr STonn.
SS""No Witnese Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
A LEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Lean and Insuranoe Agent. Funds
inVeshed and to loon, Collections made
ofeee in Genliam's B look, Brussels ;
rpHos. A. HAWKINS,
Will give lesson e to pupils either on
1110110 50 organ, at 'ole Mode BOOM, 011E0010
tlie p09t1011150, Brussels, Vocallessons o100
given. Ten years experience In teaching.
Terme moderato.
Anoiont Order of Workman.
This old and prooperous Ernternal ARON)
atioit emnbering 850,000 mailbag are pre
'tenting to the public their popular and 0500-
0m1001 rates to worthy mon, at the very low
rate of tiliorit $8.00 per 91,005 per enuure.
Tho "Waltman" Promptly Pay Death
MIMS and explicit 0 Urge Faeroese to its
inembere now that those American Lino
Ootinaildes don't Mein satinfaotory to Can-
adians,
MOM AnaeffirltONG Tif..W.; W. 10, TOMB
B000rder ; 3, A. CliBIGJITON,Phlauoiee.
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