The Brussels Post, 1897-8-20, Page 8,74
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Blineelthe Public! Salmi re•open on I Mill CH 111E`i
1Vetinesday, te'ept, 1st.
ST.,INDXRD 134NIC OF al,AP,ADA,
New Presbyterian
Bxonuslotis Will be run to Mariltabe on
=rex' it.eieTex==ees leeems
1 August 3let and Sept. 14th, good to return ; onSttthoildhonoil, !tarn for next Sabbath
• n ntil Nov. 30th, for $28 .00. Peon7ttleyr l'has teen rmem
leeted Soe-
Book of Praise , soormtloll jdigehw% ticktar
] ea A1
ottr, yareasurer of the Methodist Ohuroh
The new Hymn Books and
Bibleaud Hymns combined, so
long promised, arrived at last.
'We have uo less than
16 KINDS
of Typo and Binding. Make sure
and buy the edition to he main
Brussels. There are two editions,
we guarantee ours to be the kind
to be used in Melville church
at D eadm au'
Drug and Book Store.
1 I ored by jace AloBain who is en old time Baud at the aelete OalarY ieet Yeee,
ert AND TRUNK RAILWAY.
4OLTTUEEN EXTENsioN W 0. & E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as tollows
Gem° SorTrt. GOING NoRTsf.
F.N.Dros. 710 aol ai1 OOS pa.
thxed
1:40 a.m. I Nxpress pan
• .
t Dratet1)5 jitem5,
A chiel's among ve takin' notes,
Au' faith he'll prent it.
NO PAP= IsET WEEK.
Tun roev will sake its annual hol1,1ey
next week and as a consequence our t xt
leoue will be on Sept. 3rd. The of lee
will be open to receive Job work, ad er-
tieing or subscriptions. Our correep, nd•
ants will kindly nthe note of the heti lay.
An interesting letter, the sewed, from
angler, 1 Rev. Juo, Rom. B. A. from Northfield,
Beestuthe base bell and foot ball olubs 1 Mass., may be found on another oolonm,
talk of tokulO 11 hIJ,Ud at the athlete(' Morning service in the Methodist
°burgh next Sunday conducted by the
muster, Rev. H. le, Kellington will
presto!) in the evening,
Co. Councillor Mooney was elected lay
representative to the Fall District Meet.
ing of the Methodist ohuroh, to be held in
Lunknow on Tuesday, August
Rev. Father ilteletton, of London, has
been appointed to the charge of St.
A.ugustine, Blyth and Wingliam which
were made tempest by the death of Rev.
Ember Quigley.
The Bishop of Huron, who has been at.
tending the gathering of Anglioan bishops
in London, Engletl, sailed from Liver-
pool Thursday of last week and is ex.
pected home this week.
Capt. Knowlton, of Chetham, N. Se
has taken charge of Brussels cerise of the
Salvation Artny. Capt. ()Jerk, who was
here, bas given up the work and taken a
sitnatiou in Clinton, his former home.
At a meeting of the Mount Forest
Presbyterian church a unanimous call
wee extended to Bev. Mr. Hanna, of Us:.
bridge, Ont. The reverend gentian= is
o former* Morrie township boy. Tun
POST is pleased to hear of his deserved
promotion.
Rev. S. J. Aliin preaobed a most in-
teresting sermon last Sabbath evening in
the Methodist ohuroh from the text,
',Abide with us for the night oometh.'
Rev. Mr. Kellington occupied the pulpit
in the morning. He will also assist the
pastor next Sabbath.
Brussels Preebyteriau and Methodist
Sabbath schools and Young Peoples' So.
defies will be represented at the Co.
Convention to be held at Clinton on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
Barrister Blair has a topic on Tuesday
afternoon, viz. :-"The Exercise 0 Auth•
mity in the Sabbath School," W. H.
Kerr has one of the addresses at the
children's mass meeting the same after-
noon.
tournament billed for Blyth next Wed-
nesday, 20th inst.
QMTE a number of Brusselites went to
Palmerston on Oivio Holiday tn witness
the leinearditm. Walkerton beseledernatah.
The latter won by 17 to 5.
Two longalistante transmitters have
been placed on the telephone line at
Brussels with a view of improving the
utility of the present wire. A metallic
line is wbat is required,
Tire hearing of the foot ball protest
made by Atwood took piece in Brussels
on Thursdny v.fternoon ni last week.
Winghtun hes agreed to supply certain
facts, iu o. eortified form, before further
action Is taken.
Fenn cera of brink from Drew brave arrived for the new leleotria Light Works.
The stone foundation is complete01 and
the brick work will be meshed along at a
lively rete. Next week the new boiler,
engine and dynamos are eepooted to ar-
rive.
Mee BALL TOrMW401iT -It 18 proposed
to hold it Base Ball Tournament 111 )30115.
sets on Labor Day, Monday, Sept, 6th,
under the auspices of the town Base Ball
Club. A public meeting will be held in
the Town Hall on Friday evening of this
week, at 8 oeslook, to make the necessary
arrangements. All will be weloome.
BRUSSELS Public Semi very ably sus.
tained its enviable position at the recent
Third Claes Teachers' examination, 10
out of 13 who wrote mussing, and the
three taking standing en Part I of II
Form, We congratulate the boys end
girls whose names may be found in au.
other column of Tan Pose.
A emu= of young lassies in town
have taken the start of the regularly es-
tablished Pall millinery openings and are
now in full swing with new goods as low
as 5 cents, We suppose this is a case of
"Train up a child, etc." One of the new
egmblishments is ionated op-
posite the Town Hall and the other at F.
S. Soott'e residence.
Tan Port Stanley correspondent of the
London News, Aug. 1200, in speaking of
a lawn sooial under the ausplaee of Christ
Church Guild says :-Without doubt the
most interesting feature of the evening
was the art exhibit. Many supposed this
to be a "aell," but 10 was a fine ingeuions
reality, well worth the extra nickel to
see. "The first thing to strike the eye was
a collection of nearly a dozen oil paint.
logs by 41rs. (Rev.) Steele. They deserve
more liberal mention and praise than our
apace will admit. There was a cocoanut
from South Africa • a silver epaulet,
once worn by Mrs. Steele's grandfather,
Oept. Jas. O'Conner, who served in 11.
m.0901, Regiment, and saw active service
in the Bettie of Waterloo ; /moons and
snuff box over 100 years old. „
Rev. Mr. Steele, the popular and sociable
minister, and his estimable wife were
both present seeing to the sucoess of the
evening and adding no small share there-
to.
ADDRESS AND PIMEENTATION.--LaSt Mon.
day tbe members of Brussels Methodist
thumb choir aud friends presented Miss
Lottie Hill, now Mrs. (Dr.) Rivers, with
e. valuable ebony cased Muck with gold
dial and cathedral gong, as a wedding
gift. The following address accompanied
the present :-
Tee Brussels market,
le rains very easy tbese days.
PLANT your Fall advertisement.
Civic holiday was observed as a general
holiday 1( 000111.
AlEsSIts. CLEoa & Dams shipped two
oars of stack frons Brussels last Mot My.
Len Monday Messrs. Bather & Vans
stone shipped two ears ot wheat Last,
ward.
GEOUCE Conran shipped a car of 1, rses
to Beepawa, Manitoba, on Tuesday of
this weals.
Tim excursion to Grimsby Park lest
Saturday wee not very largely patronized
by people in this looniest.
A eeoonao of speeding in the ring is
being arranged for Brussels Fall Fair.
Remember the dates, Sept. 30th and Oot.
180.
Berssees School Board did not meet
last Friday evening owing to the abseects
at members, a quorm not being in at-
iendanoe.
Beessees junior base ball club went to
Wingbaua on Thursday afternoon and
played a match with the ball tossers of
that town.
Dmee forget the auction sale of resid-
ence, furniture, sec., at Mrs. Tufts',
Queen street, Brus.sels, on Saturday after-
noon of next week.
$200 WANTED.-Tbe proprietor of TuE
P107 wants $200 by Sept. 15th to meet
debts maturing. Will all indebted kindly
lend a hand to help no, Onr thanks are
very heartily accorded to responses dor.
ing the past week.
Gee. 0000015 fine ratio mare agaio
asserted ber supremacy an the turf when
on Tuesday she beat a olass of 113 horses
in the 2.22 race at Port Huron. "Miss
Delmaroh" is a good piece of horseflesh
and if Mr. Goebel takes our advice he
will sell her while she is climbing to the
tap.
Tion Garden Party held on W. P. Van
Stone'e lawn last Friday evening, ander
the auspices of the Wotne,n'a Auxiliary of
St. John's church, was a great success.
The ice cream and refreshment booths
were well patronized and an excellent
progretn, consisting of instrumental
mash:, songs and choruses, was carried
To Miss Lottie :
DEAR FRIEND, -On the eve of your
marriage nuptials, a few of your friends
of the church and choir send you kindly
greeting aud beg to offer their aongratula.
tions, May the morning and evening of
your wedded life be bright and may eaoh
succeeding year find you happier than in
the oue before. Your removal to another
place will be our great loss. We shall
miss you much. Your ability and de-
votion in the services of song has been a
delight to all. We gratefully recognize
your loyal support so cheerfully given
through the course of many years. We
confess our inability to recompense you
iu any way. We desire, however, to ac-
company these few words with a token
of our esteem and good will. Please
accept this tizne-pieoe. .&a it obeli strike
the hours of coming days, so may it re.
mind you of "Other &Lye and friendships
true." Ocoasionally we hope to see you
out. with us and to hear again the vein that
Fon rue Weee.-The following passen. has su long been to us a source of sincere
gam were ticketed by Station Agent pleesore. May God blese you and yours.
Kendall last Wednesday for varione points Signed on behalf of the choir and other
in Manitoba :-John Berry, Geo. Kelly, friende, W. If Keen, Leader ;
M. M. Cardiff, B. Gerry, wife and daugh' S. J. Amex, Pastor.
ter, 141. Wilson, IL Gramm, P. licIntoels,
W. Meaning, Jas. McNeil, W. Forbes,
Alex. Simpson, Geo. Ramsey, B, Dark,
.1. IL liumplsries, W. Murray, le. Doug-
lass, Noble Johnston, Miss 3, Mitchell
and Mies Calder, 21 in all.
Tar, G. T. R. has taken another step
in their "retrogradeforward" movement
and dropped off one man presumably
from each seotion. W. 'Relate takes hall.
days on 13russels section, he being the
last man taken on. If a man is taken
from each section there will be a reduo.
lion of about 800, which means at least a
nosing of $800 per day. We deal see
why the railway station agent should not
hove the care of the 4 or 5 miles of the
road added to his other &Aim All he
has to do now Is aot as tioltet agent, 09er•
ator, baggage -man, freight agent and
etatioa master, We are afraid the new
management will run the G. T. R. like
the Dutobroan did bis elow. After
months of bard training be got bossy to
live on nothing, but ebe bad no sooner
accomplished the feat than she died.
READ Tars. -F. S. Scott has received
instructions from Mrs. Tune, of this vil•
lege, to offer for sale on Saturday Use
•bilth inel,, ab two o'clock in the after.
noon, that desirable residence lately
occupied by her, known as lots 220 and
221, Queen street, and at the sense time
will also put up for sale ell the household
furniture, Inoluding perleur suttee, dim
ing room and bed room enters, curtains,
carpets, 510000 01,100 00, &a. The
real ester° will be eubjeot to an up get
price, but the personal property will be
without reserve. This sale offers an
exultant and somewhat rare opportunity
for any person who may wish to seeure
full and complete oatfit in the house.
furnishing line. Pull partioalare of the
personal property will alertly appear by
poster as well as the terms and con.
ditione of the sale of the real estate, or
can be obtained on application to the
Mrs. Rivers is possessed of a fine soprano
voice and both in sacred and secular
selections bas been n greet favorite.
Brusselsloss will be Oreditou's gain in
this instance.
Bait Beme-Tuesday forenoon the
youth of Brussels ,North vs. Brassie
South waged war on the base ball clia•
mond on Victoria Park. Although in
avoirdupois they slid not begin to oompare
with the seniors, that was about the only
thing they lathed. For good play and
bad play, (leaching, kicking modest the
umpire, &o., sto., they were beautifully in
it and the speouttors were supplied with
Re much amusement as if they had donne
eti a quarter to the gate keeper or mewled
under the fence. While viotory at last
perched on the banners of the South
Siders of the noble Maitland it was a
great see -saw along the journey of the
nine innings to say who wend win. Aa
nearly all the monied sports were away
at Palmerston there was not much cash
squandered on the match here. The
°oven Were knocked off several balls in
spite of the left handed curves from the
box, and notwithete.nding Hutt some of
the gloves were about the size of a ham
the twirling Mee would manage to teems.
ionally sneak by them. Space is not at
our disposal to further dilate on the
match, excepting that tve give the official
score which was as follows 1-
elo00nsinens, It 0 VoltTnarilmitS, It 0
G. Xcliay 13,4 1513. McGuire 01
Johnston 15 4 F Oliver 8 4
3", tdelmunith..,4 11 It.MeXensio 2 8
0,. Kerr
A. Ante 1 4 B. Thomson a a
(4, Green 2 Scott
G Muir 2 2
1
W,Whttesidee 4 0 B, Ainley
W. Grieve
, 8 1 8. Scott 1 8
0 6 N. Smith 1 4
WBouts
Totals
ae 27 Totals 18 27
Peed, Gilpin performed the arduous
ditties of umpire and was allowed to go
home for his dinner unmolested. Fred,
Wilson attended to the onerous work of
anotioneer, W, M. Sinclair et the scoring and kept the tally free from matey
proprietress. tangles.
Business Locals.
HEAP OFFICE, ^ TORONTO
ASSETS, • • (Seven Million Dollars) . $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) - 02,000,000
etgenoies fot an principal pointe in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Milted Rtef es if. Eng/one.
eiteragarAS Dgeirints.
A Goeurtil Banking Business Transuded. Farmers' Notes
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 01,00 and upwards from diet of deposit to date o
withdrawal and compounded half yeaely.
SPECIAL ATTENTIoN 010EN TO TUE COLLECTION OF FAIttntine SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers liviug at to dietanoe.
J. A., STEWART Mayan.
stsountea.
DAnty MAESETS.- Belleville, Allg. 10.-
28 factories boarded 1,817 whito and 11/0
colored cheese. Sales 0.1 white at 8 5/100,
380 white at 8/c, and 200 whit° at 8 7/100,
lngereoll -Offeriuge tenthly, 2,210 boxes,
Sales 223 at 810, 185 at t; 5/16o, majority
holding foe Kee. Smell attendance.
Julys about all cleaned up in this section,
Uties-To.day 534 large colored, 7(n;
5,000 do., ; 1,020 largo white, Vic ;
112 large 'white, 7Xc ; 135 small width tio ;
133 small colored, S30. The market is
strong aud higher ; r.28 packages cream.
cry butter, 13 to 16o. At Little 23'alls-
760 largo colored, 8c ; 440 large white,
; 120 small white, The ; 1,864 small
wh1ta 81 ; SS tonal! white, 810 ; 1,082
small colored, So ; 2,344 small colored,
Sic ; packages butter, at 14e to 15e.
Amen (Moe ix Henote.-A. Mel). Allan,
of Goderieh, says that; while Ilitrou has
produced 180.1010 onillion barrels of apples
'112 a single season, there is no likelihood
that the yield for 1$27 will be even so
inuell as 100,000 barrels. Ile is of the
opinion that Huron will have apples for
export as usual, but that they will bo
mainly Northern Spies, of which there
are mom than of any other Winter
varieties, but still not so muds as half
the lethal crop. Ile adds that there will
be a good supply of harvest apples, which
should bo vipe in very short time nOw,
and of 051001 apples. Pears, he has every
reason to believe, will be a fairly good
crop, and so will pltuns.
LtrEuroOL, Aug. 17. -Wheat, spring,
7s 013 ; red winter, no stook ; No. 1 Can.
oda white, 7s -1c1 to 7s lld ; corn now,
3s ; peas, 40, 9d ; pork, 475 ; lard, 22s ;
tallow 18s 0t1 ; bacon heavy, 1. a., 29s (3a ;
do, light, s. c , 270; cheese white, fies Oil ;
do, colored, lis.
Morainic., Aug. 16. -The shipments of
cattle fur the past week were 3,620 cattle,
1,087 sheep, 219 horses, making a total to
Slate of 06,045 cattle, 25,247 sheep and
3,466 homes. Tlts offerings at the East
end abattoir were MO cattle, 400 slump,
200 lambs, 100 calves and 4011058. There
was soma demand for export cattle, and
the limited number offered suitable for
this trade met with buyers at 4-c to 45c
per lb, Choice cattle euld at 4c, guod at
Sec to 30c, fair at 2ec to See, common at
210 to 2o, and inferior at leo to 2o per
poond. Trade in sheep was slow, there
being 110 demand from shippers, as the
quality of the stock offered WM nob good
enough for shipment. Good to choice fat
sheep would bring 3 to 31o, but the built
of those on the market to•day consisted
of culls and sold at 24 cents per pound.
Lambs were in good demand mild sold
freely at f ram 52.80 to ei3.60 each. Calves
brought from $1 to $7 each. Hogs were
lighter, selling at $3.30 per 100 lbs.
Lxvintroor,, Aug. 16, -Trade in London
was firm to -day and prices unchanged.
'United States cattle sold at 6d per
lb and Canadian at 0/11. Sheep were
firmer at au advence of ed. for Canadian
and lid for Argentines. Prices were :-
Oauadian theep, 010 ; and Argentines 01(d.
Tho local market hero was slow, with a
fractional advance over last quotatione,
Canadian cattle being quoted at bed, and
Canadian sheep at 5d.
EAsr BUFFALO, Aug. 10.--Reccipts 240
cars, including 80 loads of Canadian and
4 of Texan stook ; good enquiry for fat
cattle, and prices steady to flim ; for
ocnnmOn to fair tho market was weak,
and 10 to 16o lower ; choice finished
smooth fat steers 54 90 to 56; medium
to heavy steers, $4.00 to $4.76 ; wane
rough steers, 58.66 to 104,25; choice
smooth fab 11111800s, 84,10 to $4.50 ; fair
to good mixed butchers' stook, 03.50 to
04 ; good smooth well fattened cows,
$3.40 to e3.80 ; stockers aud feeders were
iu active (lemma mid steady ; uative
stock steers, good to choice $3.75 to $4.-
15 ; stock heifers, $8 to $5.50 ; Canada
stock steere, $4 to $4.15 ; stook heifers,
$8 to $3.25 ; 009000 belle, $3.00 to $3.75
milelt cows and spriolgore steady ; stria.
ly fancy milkers 044 to 60;4good to
fancy *Angora 0115 to e48. Hogs -72
cars ; prices rated stronger and a nickel
to 10c -higher ; good to choice Yorkers,
$4.55 to $4.40 ; light Yorkers, $4.40 to
54.45 ; mixed pacilters' grades, 04,25 to
04.00; medium weights, 04.20 to $4.25 ;
heavy hogs, $4,20 ; roughs, 03.50 to 03.-
65. Sheep and lainbe-50 oars; best
lambs sold steady; others dull, and 10 to
1.50 lower ; sheep scarce and strong;
yearling lambs, choice to prime, $4,25 to
$4.50 ; culls and common, 03.95 to $8.75 ;
spring lambs, good to extra, 06.26 to
$5.50.
Goon cow for sale. Apply to Jae.
W1121117... •8 of am duetere at cost. I. 0.
Richard..
No. 1 dour and long clear bacon at
MoOracken's.
Minutes of all kinds cheaper than ever.
I. O. Richards.
eVn repair boots and shoes cheap and
neat. I. 0. Richards.
flonPoRTAnLE house to rent. Apply at
once to W. M. SINCLAIR.
Boors and shoes, large steels and low
prices at I. C. Richard's.
For sale oheap, four setts of second
hand single harness. I. 0. Richards.
D. BWAN has a number of stemma hand
buggies to sell at big bargains. Call at
his shop and snake hint an offer.
13. EInST.CLAss special line of work
manufactured at Jas. Walker's shop. He
gives tip-top value to every =stonier.
TEE two lightest buggies ever sold in
Brussels were purchased recently from
Jas. Walker, the well known carriage
maker, by George Best and Robt.
Thompson, of Brussels,
Ram's Clover Root, the great Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation.
25 oto, 60 me and e1.00. Sold by James
Fax, .0ruggist, Brussels.
Evnitenonv goes to Winglittin-leing's
sees is booming. 25 the, Granulated
sugar far 51.00 -Two car loads, I still
buy butter, eggs and dried apples -High•
est prices, mall or trade.
G. E. RUM.
Snmon'a cure is sold on a guarantee.
It cures theipient consumption. It; is
the beat cough cure. Ouly one cent a
dose. 25 eta, 60 ots, and $1.00. Sold by
James Ptex, Druggist, Bruseels.
CONS and see the beautiful China at
Fletcher's Jewelry store. Just received
another consignment of China, with views
of School and 3Iain Street of Brussels.
Handsome goods, at very low prices.
5.2
Beaman °maim -That eligible half
mere lot situate on the SouthernIportiou of
Turnberey street, Brunette will be dis-
posed of below cost. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars to JOHN BAROREAVES,
174 Queen ea West, Toronto,
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Oal. sap :-"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
thet would do me any good." Prioe 50
cents. Sold by Jets. Fox. druggist, Brum
6618;
1you want a piece of first•OlaSS beef
call at Wm. Bleshiles. Ws buy nothing
but young heifera. Last week we bought
twenty-four head, and twenty of these
are under three years old. Yon can rely
on getting everything in the meet line
first-oless. Wm. Blashill, Brussels.
Gomel TO Reser BUSINESS. -100r the
balanoe of the season I purpose booming
the carriage *nstis in every line and
will sell rigs fivin 05 to $10 better than
they can be purohaeed elsewhere. Bug-
gies, wagons, carte. new e.nd secondluend
are included. I mean badness es a
trial will prove. Don't spend a dollar in
either new work or repairs before (ten-
anting Ise and getting my figures. Yon
will Bev° money and I know it, Call in.
JAB. Weexen, carriage maker, Brussels.
Dr. Meacham, M.P,P.. has been re-
nominated by the Conservatives of Len.
nee.
J. P. Whitney, leader of the ()Mario
Opposition, will stump Algoma and
Nipissieg next month.
5,5,01I00EvE-41..XL0=PMEI,
Fall Wheat 72 78
Spring theat 80
Barley, 20 23
Peas 40 48
Peas (large) 40 48
Onba 21
Butter, tube and rolls "10 11
Eggs per dozen 8 9
Flour per barrel4 00 4 60
Potatoes (per bus) . 60 75
tray per ton. 5 00 000
Rides trimmed 0i
Hides rough
Salt pet bbl., retail"1 00 00
Sheep skins, each ., , 15 26
Lamb skins mob 26 40
llogs, Live 5 00 6 60
WWI 18 19
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NVinglialn, Sept. 28 29,
Blyth, (Mt, 0,0 0.
Palmerston, Sept, 27 te 28,
Walherton, Sept. 15 it 13.
Clifford, Sept. 25 d: 24,
7acrat.IVEES=17::..
Rivaus-SILL,-On the 171b inst., by
Rev, S. J. at the residence of
the bride's father, in the township of
Grey, John EL Rivers, M. D., of
Crediton, to Mien Lobtie, youngest
daughter of 111r. John Hill,
THF. PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
NAEY rONTO LOAN AT 5 PLR
. cent, 115. SCOTT, Brussels,
011IFORTABLE HOUSE FOR
sato via; j nem lot. Good cistern,
(100 0000, &e. 17il1 be sold et It bilVg id 11
Apply to Tan Pool, Publishing House.
RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
lonstmortgape, ferns moray. Apply
at esene POST Publishing Rouse, Bruasele.
. _
TERSEY DULL FOR 5E11 -
u rter3.-410 cost of service of my floe
r egistered Jersey Bull is now for grades.
Got the host. 0, .1 DEADMAN.
yr RS. GEO. TAYLOR WISHES
A. to inform tits ladies 301 itruseels and
vicinity that she Is prepared to make up
Witches, curls, braids, 100., out el hair comb -
lugs. Orders loft at him 14, Rogers' store,
Brussels, or sent to Box 114., Seaforth, will
receive prompt attention and satisfaction
guaranteed. 4.4
_ .
NOTIOE.-DIT "WIFE, JEA.NET,
having 1881 5,57 bad and board without
my will or consent,' hereby warn the public
against giving her oredlt 011 my account, as
O will not bo responsible for the same aftor
this date. GABBIEL zntasim.
Grey, July 20111, 1807. Grey to wooli 1 p
'Voters' List Court.
Notice is hereby given that n court -nines
held, pursue nt to the "Voters' List Act," by
Ilia Honor the Judge of the 0ounty Court of
the County of Huron, at tho TOWN HALL,
IITRBL, on Wednesday, MD StIlk day of
Sept ember,q8111, 00 10 o'oloc/t, to hoar and
determine the several complaints of errors
and omissions in the Voters' List of the
Municipality of Groy for 1887. All poranne
having business at the Court aro required to
attend at the sem time and place.
Bated the 18th day of dugust,1807,
WM, 81'10li010,
Clerk of the said 1,1unielpality.
Aua. 20, 1897
REAL ESTATE.
tIARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
A- DErcsroNED has several good Farms f or
sale mad to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Stevie and Grey. 58 8, BOOTT,Brussels
ITIARIVI FOR SALE OR TO
RENT. -The undersigned 'offers hie 100
acre farm for ante 00 10 rent, being iLet 19,
000. 0,111 the Township of Grey. Possession
given at once. For price, terms and inforin-
ation apply to T. 111.001210,
0-1 Proprietor, Brussels,
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
near Brussels. Great bargain, 3101 7,
Con. 0, Grey township, Good buildings and
orchard, well watered, suitable for mixed or
dairy farniing. Poefiession given next
March, with privilege of doing all plowing,
Apply to W. 11, MUIR, PosT
Bouse,l3 russels, or to TBOMAS ELBITAGH,
London West.
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-100 acres of good farm laud at
Springfield, S miles from Winnipeg, is offer
oil for sale at low price. The property is
North Bast 35Seo,1o, Twp, 11, Bongo 4, Bast,
There IS a home cm the premises and some
srr1c1ng5Oe,Atrfulparticulare as to
pi0,tihoL.,,,arlimiyo
513.9. BLAIR or NY, IL REIM,
20.tf Brossela, Ont,
FARM FOR SALE—THE UN-
DERSIGNED offers 13.10 eligible 04 itore
farm for ode, being South part of Lot 0,
Con. 12, Grey. All under cultivation, well
watereb and well fenced. Them is a good
steno house, bank barn, orohard, wells, ae.,
ou the premises. . Also a splendid stone
quarry from which a good 0505005 15 realis-
ed. 0.1y 2A miles front Brussels. Terms
rontiOnable, -For further particulars as to
price, an., apply to
JOHN MITOBBLL, Proprietor,
33.11 Bruesels 17, 0,
FARM FOR SALE. -180 ACMES
Consisting of the South 3 and South
of the North 4 of Lot SO, Con 2, Bast Wawa-
nosh. This is an excellent stook farm ,being
well supplied with good spring water, 101o
situated about Snalbae from the thriving Vil-
lage of Myth. A large 1,1110 00 it is under
grass, Buildings and femme are in a fair
state of repair, Easy terms of payment will
he given. For all information apply to
11-01 F, BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels.
QPLENDID FARM FO.R SALE.
LJ That excellent farm, Lot 10, Con. 9,
Township of Grey, 100 aeros, Mint 08 80111 at
one.) in 011101 10 olose estate of deceased own -
sr. The lot is nearly all cleared, with geed
buildings, rumple water supply, large or-
chard, 14 miles from Cranbrook, IS under
good cultivation and is a 7510 desirable pro -
party indeed, Apply to it/CRAW um,
01111114 Brussels 07.0, ; 10135 DAPPOBBLL,
on the prenalsob ,• or A. Brussels.
Bated 3090. 110(1, 1800.
IVO are pleased to announce
that the
p110 ffliyler!an
0010
Is nOW to band rued ready
for sale.
We have them ii all the
pbp-dlar Bindings and -will
be pleased to show you our
stock.
=amen.
Sniceerm.-111 Drayton, on Aug. lath, AUCTIONEERS.
Elizabeth Jackson, beloved wife of
Thee, Skelton, formerly of Morris
township, aged 46 years and 2
months.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Ideeneed Auctioneer, Sales oonduot
ed On reasonable tonne. Farms and farm
stook a Specialty. orders loft at iPms Poem
ublishing Bouse,Brussels, or Bente° Walton
P. 0., will meaty.) prompt Detention,
Fox's Drug Store,
Druggist & Stationer.
Ioduetriel, Toronto, Aug, 80 Sept. 11.
Montteal, dug. 19.28.
Western, London, Beet. 9 18.
Central, Guelph, Sept. 15.10,
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 16-16.
Morn' ng ton, Mileerton, Sept. 16.17.
Southern, Brantford, Sept. 11.24.
Woodetook, Sept. 22.23,
North Perth, Stratford, Sept, 28.24.
East fluron, Brussels, Sept, 80 tk Oot.
let.
Lietowel, Sept. 21 & 22,
Clinton, Sept. 28 it 20.
Belgrave, Sept. 28 & 24.
F S. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1, tttlr or,11 loi borttfocl:''atiratgrs
than any other Auctioneer in Bast RuroO
or he won't centre() anything. Dittos and
orders men 'nlwayti be arramged itt this °Moe
or by personal apenication
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARB01I4.
STER,
13,5 Solicitor and Conveyancer. Callao -
biotin made. Ofdoe-Vanstono's Blocs, Brae -
sal
'UT M. SINOLAIII,
Y: • Solicitor, Convoyaimer ,No tary 9ub'
110 105. 00.1ce-Vanstone's Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
("APT. J. $TRETTON,
kJ Who has 0011 25 years oxporienee man
Auctioneer, butwho lied to quit owing to ill
health, has again taken out Retinae and 10
prepared to conduct Salmi at reasonable
0051115, Satisfo.otion guaremiced. Detne may
bo arranged at Tim Posta Publishing Boum
3A15, VUITTON,
13-tf Auetioneor,
G.110°I•uA:2.11yEortt°N0nincxem. Uclt
Cain eron ,) Barrister and Solicitor, ilnderieh
Out, 011iee-ilamilton St., Opposite Ool
borne Hotel,
F. BLAIR, BARBISTER,
• solicitor, au. (lute of Gatrew 10
Proudfoo °Moe, Goderich.) °Mee over
Gillies a Smith's 11 an lc, Brussels.
Money to Loan, 47
NIEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
15(01,0., 0.30., Trinity University, Fellow Tri,n-
ity ;neaten. College, Member College of Illy-
siciaus aud Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College or PhysioianS and Licentiate
of Eldwifery, Edinburgh, 1....•trolop0one
N0.14. Itesideneo, 111111 St., Brno/els.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH
PuTsICIAN, 00110000 AND eccoromma,
SUCCESSOR TO OR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO,
let Class Honor Graduate the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's Of Weston),
and of Trinity Medleal Oullugo ; Follow of
Trinity Medical college and member ef the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Come in Detroit and
Chicago, 1800, Spools.) attention paid to dis-
eases of Eyo, Bar, Nose and `Planet, and ma-
mma Women. te."Oonsultation in Mpg.
11511 acd G mum, Telephone at residence.
VETERINARY.
T D. VVARWIOK,
CY • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domostiented animals in a Coin.
petenb Manner, Priaftialler attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended. to, 00005 an fl infirmary -Four doors
north ef bridge Turnborry bt,,Brusson.
BUSINESS CARDS.
-1W MeORAOREN,
r . Usurer of AlarriageLiecuses. Office
at his Grocery, Tomball's, street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
a..11• Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Neat door
south 05 10, M. McKay Se Co's hardware atom
Ladies'and olultheushaix outtiug a speeialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
netumagcus,
FIRE AND MARINR.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issue, of Marriage Licenses,
OFF= AT 34twELET ST011E,
Melee Witness Required,
T. FLETCIIER, Weasel%
A LEX, HUNTER,
.L1- Work of the Fourth Division Cour
Clo Enron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan, Collections made
°Mouth Grellitresalook, Brim/lois,
q1B.OS. A. HAVR./NS,
a. W111 give lossans to pupils either on
piano Or erge,n, at his Atnsio Boom, opposite
the post -office, Brussels, Vocal lessons also
given. Tell years experience 110 teaehing,
Tering moderato.
hno'iont Orin of hitoi him
This old and proeperolls Praternal Assoc.
Mien numbering 850,000 members are pre
Renting to the IAMB° their popular and ecOn-
oinisab rates to worthy in en, et tho very low
rata of ebout $8.50 Pet 51,003 nor annum,
The "Worlonen" Promptly Pay ))eatti
claims and oxeoot 0 large inerease to its
mejnbere now that thew Amerfeen Line
Coinpituies don't seem satisfactory to Can.,
adieus,
WAIT,
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Boomer ; 3, A. GlitlEUITON,lnuancler.