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LICE
KILLE: S.
Perhape yen did not read h last
week's Pose what we said about our
Insect Powder, It will be to your
interest M read i fl you have any
aleck that are troubled with lice.
Oar: advertisernent alweys appears in
this span. Not only have we nomo.
thing extra in the way of Ineeet
Powder but we have also
A Sheep Dip
which also does for lice on stock. It
Immo cheaper when one has mauy
to do and is easily applied. We heve
also Dr. Hese' Instant Louse Killer
which fa epeoially recommended for
lice on poultry although our Insect
Powder should do an well for Hoe on
poultry as for anything else troubled
with this enemy of thrift We al-
ways aim to keep the beet.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller.
RANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOIIMMIN EXTENSION W. 0. & 0.
Train's leave Bruesela Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gortin Sotmx. Goma Nona's.
Sxorefle WI a.m. Wail 2tOjm
...... sgs mem Express Mine pen
Total rails Pm$,
A. ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Goon skating.
MUD every advertisement.
ADDIrroXar, Ion' on page 5.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of thin
wsek.
REarman tneeting of C. 0, F. on Tues.
day evening next.
4. COtintx is the new Chairman of
Brussels School Board.
Genoa Ban shipped a tar of hogs
from Brussels on Wednesday.
W. F. STBWART, Of the Natioani Mills,
received a car of corn this week.
STaTuroliv meeting of Brussels School
Board on Wednesday evening of this
week.
A can of cattle was shipped from this
station on Thursday by Messrs. Clegg &
Dames.
A. number of interesting matters are
crowded out of this issue but will appear
next week.
R. N. BARRETT has removed his ton.
sorial parlor to the Gerry building, one
door North of the Standard Bank.
Atearher, meeting of Brussels Driving
Park Assooiation vsfil be held at the
Anaerican Hotel on Friday evening of
next week.
Tem annual meeting of Brussele Driv-
ing Perk Association will be held at the
American Hotel, on Friday evening 27th
, inst., at 8 o'olook.
Menthes Bare.—The unease meeting
of the Brussels Band will be held in the
Council Chamber on Friday evening of
this week, at 8 °kink. All interested are
slaked to attend.
Gam your reserve seat tioket for the
grand concert to be given by the Imperi-
al Male Quartette, in the Town Hall, on
Tuesday, 81st inst., under the auspices of
the Citizens' Coaree Committee.
Taos, Genoa, Geo. Fortune and Geo.
• Mardis have been re -appointed License
Commissioners for East Huron, S.
Sloan, Jae. Steven and H. MoQuarrie
will render similar eervioe in West
Enron,
Br notice elsewhere it will be observed
• that Peter Stewart, formerly of Brunie,
has secured a new hand to help till hie
640 acres in North Dakota. We con-
gratulate our townsman—A. Stewart,
Queen street—on thus being initiated
into the High Order of "Graudpepas."
Bre Onor.—In a letter from North De-
kota, we learn that Alexander Stewart,
formerly of this locality, son of Alex.
Stewart, Queen street, Breese's, who has
been 18 yeara in the West, harvested a
very big crop last season, as the follow.
ing figures will show :—Wheat, 7,600
bushels; oats, over 4,000 boatels ; and
barley over 4,000 buthele ; or over 15,600
in all.
WEDDING Betne.—On Wednesday, Jan.
4th, at the residence of T. L. Hingeton,
Cypress River, Man., nnole of the bride,
Rev. Mr. Argue, Methodist minister, tied
the matrimonial bow between Henry J.
Parr, of Bradwayeine, Man., and Mine
Emily E., eldest daughter of R. T.
Hingebon, of Brussels, Ont., in the pros,
once of a select company, The bride wan
attended by Min Jennie Anderson, of
Rolland, and ano. Parr, of Winnipeg,
supported the groom. Mr. and Mrs.
Parr will make their home at Bradwayee
ine, where the Pao' family is comfortably
located. ears. Parr has spout 6 yearn in
the Weet, and her many old friends here
are a unit in wishing herself and husband
a happy, rueful • and prosperous life, to
all of which Mtn Pose says—So mote it
be.
Song 00 SelOTLANM—The regular meet-
ing of Camp Ben Lomond, 8.0. S.,
Brussela, was held in their clamp rooms
Tuesday eveniug of this week, when the
officers elected Inc 1890 were duly install-
ed into their respective stations. Sbort
addresses were given by the retiring
Chief, D. Stewart, Chief, Wm, Martin
and Chieftain, Walter 'ones. After
regular business bad been finished and
Standing Committees appointed for the
year, Grand Organizer Nimmo was in•
troduoed by Put Obief Stewart. Bro.
Nkomo gave a stirring address Which
Was full of intereet and enoouragement
to all 8. 0. 5. He represented the Order
at in a tiourighing and growing condition,
and :mond to none of the benefit wok.
Vale) The following are the oftleere or
the ourtent term :—Chief, Wm. Martin ;
Chieftain, W. Innes ; Peet Chief, 1),
Stewart ; Chaplain, Rev. Silo, Ron, B.
.4..; Phyaidan, J. A. Adeleaughton ; Reo.•
Seo., A. Straohan ; Sea•Treas., D. C.
• Bose; Marba1, Angue Lamont; Stand.
and Bearer, Wm. Telfer ; Sen. Guard,
Robt. Nichol ; jun. Guard, Jae, SPeie
Pipers, T. Ballantyee and D. Stewart;
Repreeentative to Grand Clamp, D. Stew.
art,
G. A. Ireenter diode Gett some of
his bees had a fly last Tundey, Tins
manna that a portion would not be tin.
oomfertahly oold with hie coat oft
Tile new beetle purchased Inc Brnesele
Free Likary ere bare and are being got
in thane to place in the hands of our vil.
lagers. They are a ilea l0, IIKVO you
paid the Library a vialt yet ? 10 will
only ont you 11 cents, the price of it new
catalogue, and 5 nets for a card good for
20 beolte, to have n Winter's reading,
with over e,200 books to choose from.
Every Brusselite should silty the boon
that is open to them.
CliaNtin tw Bunks:so --Gomer Green
has disposed of his pump busineee, teems,
rigs, &se, to Wm. Wilton, of Brussels,
wbo has taken posseesion and will push
the business. Mr. Green Mike of game
to Winnipeg next Spring on a proepeot-
ing trip, but does not know where he will
'nate yet. He has made a large afro's of
friends in and around leruesels wbo will
be sorry to see him arid Ire. Green re.
move, Trig Pon wishes the new pro•
prietor Bacons in his new business and
believes he will see that the wank of the
publio are well looked after.
THE Rerneweenenre.—Owing to the ea.
cease of A. L. Gibson the important
office of Registrar of Reran Co. is vacant.
In addition to Thos. Gibson, ex -el. P. 2„
and 111, Y. McLean, ex P. P., F. S.
Scott, N. R. Young, W. Coats, D, D.
Wilson and others are applicants—all
good men. The probabilities are, botvever,
that the first mentioned gentleman will
receive the appnintmant and if so no
objection can be raised es he has been an
old and faithful worker in the Liberal
ranks. Whoever the Inky man is the
Govern:nett t Should not parley but settle
the matter at onoe.
GUT Beam DIttaCTOns.-00 Wednes-
day afternoon the Direotors of the Grey
Branch Agricultural Society met, Pres
!dent Spelt in the chair. W. H. Herr
was re-eleoted Secretary. F. S. Scott
wee instruoted to plan $300 insurance on
the Agl. Society buildings. It wee agreed
that Grey Branch advance* e220
shortage to the Riding Sooithety. On
motion it was decided that the mortgage
on the Grey Breech grounds, amonnting
to 9426.60, be lifted and that the Treas-
urer be so instructed. On motion of
Amos( Smith, seconded by J. D. eSearwiok
that this Society offer East Riding
Society $200 if they hold their Fell Ex-
hibition in Brussels. Last week we
omitted to mention the name of J. 3).
Warwick, V. S., as Vice Preeident,
EAST Brno,: An. Socreex.—The an•
neat meeting of East Huron Agricultural
Society was held in the Council Ohamber,
Brussels, on Wednesday afternoon of
this week, President Ferguson in the
chair. Minute., of last meeting read and
passed and Auditors' report was present.
ed showing the receipts to be 8779.03 and
the expenditure 6970, with 682.75 yet due
on prizes. On motion of Alex. Gerdiner,
seconded by Juo. Shortreed the following
Board was returned for 1899 :—Presiderit,
Jas. Ferguson ; 1st Via -Pres., Thos.
Motemohlin ; 2nd Vice•Pres., Jno. R.
Smith. Directors—R, Corley, John
Shortreed, Jae. Cardiff, Jae, McCallum,
GoOlf40 Johnston, Alex, Stewart, Alex.
Gardiner, Alex, MoLemohlin and W. H.
Kerr, Auditors—Alex. Hunter and Alex.
Straohan, Moved by W. H. Herr, see.
endedby re. Gardiner that the offer of
$250 from the Grey Braneb Age Society
be =tented and the Beat Riding Fall Fair
be held in Brussels next Fell.—Carried. A
joint meeting of Directors of both sooie.
ties will be held at the all of the Presi-
dent,.
People We Talk About.
Ross Beattie is improving in health.
Miss Blakeman has gone to Drayton
for a visit.
Norman McLeod, is visiting at Hensel'
and vicinity.
Harry James, of Blyth, was in Erne -
eels on Wednesday.
jas. Beattie and mother were visiting
in Wingham on Tuesday of this week.
Miss Lily Kendall has returned to
Detroit after a holiday visit with her
parents here.
A. wsloome visitor is here from Winn i•
peg, in the person of Allred Town, a for.
mer Bresselite.
Miss lete,ggie Baeker, wbo ban been ill
for some months, was able to take a short
drive this week.
Miss Alice Jewitt has gone to Grand
Rapide, Mich., where ebe will visit her
sister, Dirs. jno. Wilkinson.
R. Leatherdale has been laid up this
week with rheumatism. We hope he
will' soon be all right again.
kers, W. A. Ross and daughter and
Miss Myrtle Nott have returned to
Fergus tater a visit with relatives here.
Geo. McLaren, of Smith & McLaren,
merobants, was laid up daring the past
week with an attack of guinsy—an old
trouble of his.
Robert Menziee has been a prisoner to
his home for some time owing to a lame
foot. We hope he will soon be able to
get about as usual.
D. Ewan, of Blesses. Ewan & Inner:, ie
away thie week on a business trip in non.
neaten wibb the boggy and oarriage
business for 1899.
Mrs, T. Fletcher is at present in Tor.
onto taking an advanced optioal worn
ab the Canada Optical Institute, W. E.
Hamil, 115. D., instruatoe.
Jno, DeWolk who went to Toronto to
consult an manliest, returned last week
without undergoing en operation as the
speoialist wag doubtfulof doing hien any
permanent good,
ea, Mutts, brother to Dire. Geo, Thom.
son, of Brune's, wbo has been Seerebery-
Treesurer of the Aberdeen Jennie' for
yeare, has been promoted to the Editor.
ship of that inikential journal.
Thee. Watson, of Belleville, a former
Well known resident of Bruseehe was in
town for a few days last week renewing
old (Handseling. Mr. Watson's father,
wbo formerly lived here, ie quite hale
and hearty yet and lives with lelr. Wat-
son in Belleville.
Belk, daughter of Relit. Renderson,
was skating on a small sheet of ine near
by, and, as many another amateur hag
done, gob e bad fall, the eide of her bead
coming in minted with the foe'rendering
her uncionscious for a time. The services
of a physician had to be called, but the
has gob quite over the tumble now we
are glad to state,
Among la grippe's victims during the
past week are :—Mre. Robb, Renclersoo,
Ude Jim, Currie, DitiCiall Joan and Mary
BM, WW1 Nina Rogers, Ms, W. EL
Herr, Jno, Amenb, Jas. Turnbull, 8,
Wilton, P. Stott's family, Mildred Saab,
Geo. Irwin, Joseph Batton, Mrs, 17,33,
GeerY, W. j. MeOraelten and Mre, W, 72.
Stenet.
THE BLIU881.11,8 POST
We are pleased to notion that 11ebt.
Rose and T. Bloomfield landed sato and
sound at Gleemow on the loth inet.
Will, end Kee. elatisley drove over to
Bruoefield on Balinlay, 7th met, and Ari
It remit both had their fane badly frost
bittete It wee a very cold end stormy
day.
iioan. Tim annual reporta were read,
shelving the Seeiety to be in good stand,
hig iinencielly. The following ofileere
were Heeled :—President, Halter Sec% ;
lot vice Pre, Owene ; 2nri Viee•Pres.,
le, Murrey ; Direntors, P. W. Scott, Geo,
Taylor, IL Preeter, 11. Taylor, 31, Booth
R. Gerrie, Jno, 1.1 11., Waeht.
lot
tar tutu Will. IIingeton, eon of R. nosh 1 J. Coultas, Morris, and 3, Ellis
T. /litigate», efill street, Bensaels, has Auditors, John 8, Scott and Wm, God
oome to hand Loin DewCity, written des ; Trees., Ohne. MoOleiland ; Sea., le
in (he early pert of November. Mr,
I ingston says he is enjoying firet.ohtee
health even if the oold oconionally dips
down to 4o° below zero.: The expo.
tatione for a large output of gold are
exoellent and many who have simply
speculated heretofore are settling down
to work with improving proopeots. The
Menders Nugget,—the /oval newspa.per—
costs $24.00 a year, We wish Mr. Hing-
ston slyness and bone he will soon make
his pile and locate in Brussels,
1111.118111
Next Sabbath morning Rev. S, 3, Allin
will preach his mouthy semen to the
Sabbath salmool, Evangelistic] servicie in
the evening.
Alin Lizzie Rose and Miss Annie
Stemmata attended the Christian En•
deavor Couveutioe in oonneotion with
Maitland Preebytery, 00 Hineardice, of
Monday of this week as the representa-
tives of Melville church Y. P, B. 0, E.
Communion service will be held next
Sabbath morning in Melville ohuteh.
Preparatory service will be beld on
Saturday at 2.80 p. m. Rev. D. Forrest,
of Walton, will preaoh. Thanksgiving
service on Monday miming at 7 o'olook,
when the pastor will occupy the pulpit.
The annual meetiug of the congregation
will follow immediately at the conclusion,
The special evangelistic serving have
been in progrees all week at the Metho-
dist ohurch with a fairly good attendanoe
and profitable meetings have resulted.
The pastor 'expects Rev. David Bogen,
of Bluevele, ou Friday evening to aid
him, Rev. Mr, Paul gave the ackhees on
Tuesday evening and B. Gerry took
charge of the after service.
Rev. Mr. Abey preached last Sunday
roorniog from the text "Nov the names
of the twelve apostles are these, Jec.,"
Mat. 10 and 2, from which he delineated
the peculiar or partioular characteristics
of the apostles. Psalm 19 and 14, "Let
tbe words of my mouth and the reedits.
dons of my bead, tee.," was the basis of
the dicier:ruse at the evening service,
Rev. Mr. Allin took John 12:36 ae the
Sariptnre upon which he based his tier.
MOD lust Sabbath morning,—"Chrisb the
magnet of the world."—Ohrist is the
oentre of the world Inc (1) Admiration ;
(2) The world's faith ; (8) Love ; (4)
Elope ; (5) Wonder. The methods of at.
trapping : (1) By telling the story of the
Saviour's love ; (2) By reflecting His
life. 0Strive to enter in at the straight
gate," was the evening text. 'Unarm:toes
or objections offered ae to why people do
not become Clariatians were dealt with as
follows :—Am good enough ; (2) Too
soon to serve Christ ; (8) Religion is refer-
red to as a jest ; (4) The fear of failure ;
(6) Procrastination.
.At Melville church last Sabbath morn-
ing Rev. Mr. Roes' theme was "Heaven,"
the text being St. John 14.2, "I go to
prepare a place for you." Christ speaks
of heaven as a real place, unknown as to
locality, but well known in respect to its
olaaraoteristios. It is a prepared place ;
permanent in itself, and as a home for
God's people. It is a pleasant place on
acoouut of its epacioneness, beauty,
abundance and society. "Seeing Jesus,"
John 12:28, was the subject at the even.
ing servioe. Seeing Jesus as these Greeks
did means °Indy discerning and under-
standing that inner life of Christ. Also
in personally sharing in Hie life in this
world by a life of self-renunoiation and a
life of Bervioe, and also in the world to
00010.
Brussels Scheel Roam,
The regular meeting of Brussels Public
School Board was held in the Board
room on Friday evening of last week
all mernben present. Minutes of lant
regular and &pedal meetings read and
and confirmed.
An account of Jas. Pox for crayon,
ink, eto., amounting to $8.30, was read,
and it scan moved by J. G. eltene, second.
ed by Jas, Turnbull that it be paid.—
Carried.
Moved by 3. G. Skene, seoonded by A.
Cousley, that the Board atilt for tenders
for a new No, 5 Copp furnace to take the
place of the one now in use at the South
side of the school.—Oarried.
Moved by A. Cousley, seconded by J.
G. Shane, that the Principal be permitted
to olose one of the rooms e. day in eaoh
mouth to give him an opportunity to
visit end teach in the other moon.—
.
Carried.
Moved by W. F. Vanatone, seconded
by J. G. Skene that the Board of 1899
hold Ole first meeting at 0 °kink p. m.,
on the ard Wednesday in January in.
stead of 7 o'olook as per Statute,—
Carried.
The Board then adjourned,
SWIrroirr 01000100.
The Statutory meeting of the Publio
School Board was held ert the Board room
on Wednesday evening; all the mem-
bers present.
Moved by Jas, Turnbull, seconded by
W. P. Vanatone that A. Conley be
Chairman for the year 1899.—Oarried.
An account of 17 4.10. Gerry for bard.
ware $2,29 was read and on motion of
J. G. Shane, seconded by D. 0. .Ross was
ordered to be paid.
A tender from Copp Brea & Co. was
read offering to place a new No. 5 wood
femme° in the school, ready for use for
the sum of $70 00 and the old furnace,
and it was moved by J. G. Skene, seoond.
ad by W. Blashill that their tender be
aceepted.—Oarried,
Mr. Mutt having applied for an in.
crease of salary it was moved by W. P.
Vanetone, seconded by D, 0, Ross thud
it be increased by $80.00, malting it
$120,00 for the year 1800.-0arried.
The Board then adjourned.
1.301aree ave.
The annual meeting of Belgrave Pres.
byterian congregation was held on Wed.
neaday of this wok,
Messrs. Clegg & Damn shipped a oar
of cattle from here on Thureday, They
handle a lob of stook, In the shipment
Wan a bull purchased from R. McMurray,
4th that weighed 10 ton, Mr. Mao,
got 89c per pound for him.
AGIIIOVZTOBAL Sooraff.—The annual
meeting of the members of Beat Wawa -
nosh Agrioulearal Society Was held ab
ficittedretter had en Wedneeday after.
Allilerann, On 0100100, MOS, Broder,
ex Preeident, wee made Honorary
Direetor es a mark of esteem for his un•
tiring efforts and energy in bringing the
sovioty to its present standing fluanoielly.
The members and Directors expressed
regret at Mr, Praetor's Omen through
indispoeition and obliged to retire from
the society,
Business Locals.
0300513 app/es wanted. A. Sbraohan.
FEATEIgliti warted by R. Leatherdals,
8ruO1:C
Js7received a ear of Manitoba. flour.
Backer ter Vaustone,
Colarriving this week at Stewartk
Illill, Brune's, dry Atnerioan.
Wrereow 'shades in large variety and at
low prices at R. Leathercialek.
Ronne eon S.a.e.-00a good working
horse and one No. 1 driver,
Smith & 111eLeren.
4. 1.10W baby carriages will be sold about
cost to save carrying over Winter,
18. Leach°, I le.
Wn are selling Priestley's ce 1 beated
dress goods at diseolut ion sale le ,oes.
Smith & eteLttren.
OTsTall season is here end W. A. ()doh
is prepared to supply the puldie with
Booth's beet brands from Bahl wore.
You can save money on boots, shoes
and overshoe, by attending the dissolu-
tion sale. Smith &111clatren.
Ronald Fire Ermine Works w lab to
purchase 100 to 200 cords of wood, four
feet long—bard or soft—green or dry,
early delivery.
W. A. Caron is still doing business ab
the old stand where may be found bread,
oakes and pastry. Fruits in their sea•
son.
Broom kind of heroine in piano
and organs; at It. Leatherdale's. Agenti
profits given to eustomere. Call and se
before yon bay.
ANT one needing a fresh set of teeth
cut in any size of a Gimlet. .nw may
have this work done by T. McGregor
saw gummier and filer, Queen street:
East, Brussels.
no 1 for Wingham with its 10 dry
goods shops and 40 grandee. Better,
16 to 17o. Choioe turkeys undrawn, 10o.
Everybody gives 20 lbs. granunced sugar.
G. E Kum, Wingharo.
REOAIIIILB03 00 Cosy, --For the next
thtee weeks Miss Ross will sell Millinery
and Millinery goods at cot prices, regard-
less or cost, to make room for Sprig
goods. Call in. Stratton block, Bruer
"'Lex amount of wood will be taken for
saw gumming aud filing. Wood may be
roogb or smooth, hard or soft, eel length
or in the log, to be delivered before the
work leaves my thop. T. MoGneen,
saw grimmer and tiler, Queen street, East,
Breese's.
1)
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JACKSON —In Brunets, on Sem. 0th, the
wife of Mr. 8. EL Jackson, of a son.
SPRIR.—In Morrie, on Jan. lith, the wife
of Mr, Allan Speir, of a eon.
STEWAux.—At Langdon, Dakota, on Jan.
10th, the wife of Mr. Peter Stewart,
nee. Miss Mary Lowe, of armies,
of a eon,
SAT.S.ZZIMI1E117,
Cypress River,
Mao,, on Jan. 10th, by Rev. Ber.
Argue, Mr. Henry 5. Parr, of Bad-
wayeine, Man., to Miss Emily E.,
eldest daughter of Mr. R. T. Ring.
sten, of Breseele, Ont.
LAT1TEN0513LA6/01—OPPEIITSTIAIISEll. — Deo.
27, by Rev. J. A. H. Watbke, Mr.
Lantensoblager, of New Dun.
dee, to Miss Lydia Oppertshaueer, of
Hanover.
3711a3Z,..
WHITTI..-10 Grey, on Jan, 19th, Wm.
White. aged 70 years and 3 months.
eirresoze.—Ort Janney 10th, in Jersayville,
Eli Wilson, uncle to Mrs. 8. Pear.
son, of Brunets, aged 95 years.
Een..x.ase.
FilID,Vv, Jew., 20,—Farm stock and
implements, Lot 5, con. 2, Grey. Sele,
unreserved, at 1 o'clock. D. O. Pope,
propt. F. &S00% atm
W =NUM; Jan. 250.—Farin etook,
implements, eto. West half lot 10, con,
4, Grey. Sale, nnreserved, at I o'olook.
Arch. Ro bertson, Proprietor, F. S. Soott,
Auotioneer.
79M7,7,8,-S=X01 aseCeesease2CMTZS.
Fall Wheat
Barley,
Peas
Oata
Buttee, tubs and rolls ...
Eggs per done ......
Flour per b .....
Potatoes (per bus.)
Hay per ton •...
Hides trimmed
Rides rough
Balt per bbl., cnitsil
Sheep shine, earth
Lamb skins each
Hoge, Live
Dressed Hoge
Wool
Apples (per bag)
66 67
35 40
04 64
27 28
111 14
14 14
400 400
60 50
4 00 5 00
7 7e•
6 5
1 00 60
80 76
25 26
4 00 4 25
47r 800
16 17
50 76
IHEPEopLE's COLUMN.
A NYONE WANTING
.exehnetgaPiano oahtghol,ia5ida/re,inr
of te busls aIsome have trioo 105011.
I Will deal With you a e reasonable ae any,
23.• T. MO Olthl, Bru eagle,
Ti °Or.ju giAstNroR,BLuOuuTuai.Ps. 010S toLuLso
is comfortable ono, loell fitted tip, with
Cellar, hard and soft water ,to, There le
also a good tEabio. FrUit 'Wee in garden :
Olfor obeiniarter acre of lain]. For prism,
terms, &a., apply to II, PINS, Proprietor,
or W. II, Nelalt, of Tun Poste Peet •
rjlWO '.1.1.10R0'.131(E1) DTJR.
1. mu bung, to menthe old, for tale,
Ono roil, and the other rod and white. No
bowl—portion in Canada, embracing the
pedigrees of ',Brampton Nero eh"Perfeetion"
and "Itoyel Senora Basy toying Oft,aynsonl,
411131 100 Lot 8, 0011, 9, Grey.
P. itanneviog, Proprietor,
pmts.
,IAN. 20,140
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enf teseimel ifeaarm.
A. General Banking Trannoted. Farmers' Notes Felsoonnterl.
Drage Inn. 1 and Collections: inede on all 9011100,
SAVINS$ BANK DEPARTMENT.
Intereet allowed on deposits of $1.00 and Rawer&
SPEOIAZ ATTENTION ravine TO TUE Comm:nog Or FAMSSItS' SALE NOVO.
Every tactility afforded (lintel:neve living at a dieeance.
llf, M. BRENT, Methedze,
MEETING OF' HURON COUNTY
COUN014.,
The Council of the Corporation of tho
00111(031 01 Huron will meet in (he Council
Chamber Goderioh, on Tuesday, the 2.4111
hurt., at o'olook,
W. LANE, Cleric.
Dated iTan, 10111, 1890,
NOTICE!
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Ilowleit Mutual Fire Insur.
atm Company will be held lu the Townshilt
Bali, Gerrie, ou FRIDAY, 'JANUARY 0000,
1800, at 1 o'clock p. m,, for the purpose of re-
neiving the Directors' and Auditors' Reports
for the past year, the election of two Divot.
ors and for other busines a By order of the
ffoard. W. S. elelelliaalitsa,
eaeretary.
eau, 3rd,1805.
ANNUAL., MEET/NG.
The Annual Meeting of the Brussels D r(' -
Jug Pailr Association for the election of offi-
cers, the receiving of the report of the Dir-
ectors for the past year and smell other bush
toss es may be lawfully brought berate Ole
meeting, Win be held all the American Hotel
011 PrillnY °Yelling, Jimmy 270h, 1800, at 8
o'clock. J. S. SCOTT,
Semetary.
A COMPLETE CONSERVATORY
0OURSE OIP MUSIC.
Mason's System of Tench and Techule, in-
cluding Clavier practice, given by AIM
SARAH LOUISE] MOORE, L. 0.00., who
holds Aroadonlia isertilleates in Music from
London Conserve tory ; pupil of W. Caron
BarronPrinuiPal. She is also a competent
pipe organist. 01180 Moore . visits Walton
Monday and Tuesday of each week for the
Pnrpose of giving instructions enplane and
organ. For particulars untili at 00'.05011M-
sou's residence, Walton, or posted:Me box
186, SeaforbIl. 20.
REAL ESTATE.
001) 100 ACRE FARM FOR
se/da. Lot 19, Con, %Grey, 12 foot of
00 touches the river- Immediate PoSsession.
For prim, terms, Co., apply 00
19- THOS. MOORE, Brussels.
clOOD FARMS FOR SALE.—
T(10 undersigned offer two 100 acre
films for sale atreasouable prmea. The lots
are Nos. 10 unit 11, 00u. 0 (Snushiuo), the
Maimed between them. Good brink house
and Darn on lot 11, and house and 2 barns on
lot 10. °Intifada anti all neoessary conven-
iences, Well watered and suitable for grain
or grazing. 100 acres now in grass', W111 be
sold either separate or together to suit pur-
ohaser. Terms of payment reasonable, Im-
mediate possession. For further particulars
apply 00 101001501 00.1500, BrossolsP, 0., or
E.L. DICKINSON, Barrister, Wiugham, 101
FARM SALE.—P.CRE UN–
tiorsigned offers bla farm, West Half
Lot No. 10, (Mu. 4, Grey, containing flO acres,
thorn ve Inn. For partioulors as Is Prioo
and tonna apply to
41100 12, 110131'etan3011,
Brussels P. 0. on the premises.
FINE FAR0I FOE SALE,—B10.
I50 Lot 20, N Con. 8. Monis township,
Pentathlon lei sores of fl ratite/am laud, 'mare
is a. bowie, barn'°Tabard. and good ware-
house, and formis wolf folioed, There are
80 acres In Pall Wheat; 10 acres is hay end
90 amps pasture. Possenalon eonld be given
at nue. Farm Adjoins the village of Brus-
sels, For further partioulars as to price,
terms, ito„ write to 'JAMBS LIVINGSTON,
111, 1', Baden, 22itf
rilAiim FOE SALE. -150 ACRES
8. Consisting 00 0(10 Routh and Seatb
01 (110 North 11 at Lot 1(0,01013 2, Bast Wawa -
nosh. This to an exeallent stock form ,heing
well supplied with good spring water, It is
01Witted about 3 miles from the thriving Vil.
lege of hlyth. A large part of 10 le under
grass. Buildings and fences are in 01,110
slate of repair. Nosy terms of payment wit]
be given. For all information apply to
11-0f G.10. BLAIR, Barrister, anneals.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Strew le Court of the County of
Huron, in thc matter of the estate of
Ann Mooney, late of the Filings of
Brussels, in the County of Huron,
widow, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Revis-
ed Statutes of Ontario, 1108, Sec. 38, that all
creditors And °there having any claims
against the estate of Ann Alimony, late or 011
Village 01 009000018, is the county of Hu ron,
widow, deceased, who nied on or about the
iltli clay of January, ,t, .0,1800, at the said
Village of Brussels, aro hereby required to
amid by post. prepaid, or 00 deliver to G. F.
Blair, of the Village of Brussels, solicitor for
Sohn Mooney and Jame Mooney, of the 'rowt, -
sh to of Morris. in the said County of Buren
and Mary Cainpbell, of the said Village of
B rus sels , the Hsu, uters of the said 0011910 011
or before the Third day of February. A, D.,
1800, their full names, addresses etnd des.
eriptious, and the full partionlins of their
claims, and the nature of the socur(tiefi (if
an)') held by them. And notice is further
given that after the said last mentioned
date the said Executors will proceed to dis-
tribute the assets of the said deceased,
swoon the parsons entitled thereto, having
regent only to the claims of which notice
shall laveleeen 1(800 00 above retittired, and
the said EXecu tors will not be responsible
for the assets 00 10031 part thereof, so distri-
buted to luny person of whose claim notice
shall not have heed received at the time of
such distribution,
G. F. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont.,
Solicitor for Bxecutora
Dated at B rnssols, Jan. 1840, 1000,
4 1,,
T
OttiOW.S00.
We have wally kinds of it—
here's a few of thorn 1—
Holiotr ope,
Green's,
t...4,colc1i Oatmeal,
Camphor Complexion,
Cucumber,
Carbolic,
Wood Violet,
Valley Violet,
Verbena,
Tar and many others,
See our , Window this
week for prices....
Foes Drug Store.
NOT/QE!
WINDERS will be received by the Connell
ofMegi/lop, to be opened at Souse' Betel,
Leadburv, 510 Monday, the 20111FehruarY,
for a steel bridge and Moo or concrete abut-
ments at what IR known ae Cowou's Bridge.
Slf miles North of Sontortli and I mile Built
of gravel road, The bridge will be 00 feet
between abutments Anil of stew et:mature,
14 feet wide with oak stringers not more
than 3 feet apart and 3 by 5 inehes
flooring 8 by 6 inches ; abuttnents to be built
on solid foundation and oontsin about 100
enbie yards, 1101 stone, to be of 0100 and
quality of thoso in abanionte for Grieve's
bridge ou gravel read, 01 01 eoucrete tho
cement used to he of beat enanty, and stone
for ailing to be broken two inches square
and at least half an inolt cement plastering
on ontaiao of abutments. The contractor
Can nao tho stone In the present abutments
for Alllog, it more atone is nooileil Connell
will urnish them within two miles of bridge.
All tenders to bo sealed ELIA pont to Jno. C.
Il.lorrisOu, Winthrop 0. Tenders will be
received for whole or for bridge and 0454-
015015 separately. The Council demi not
bind itself to accept the lowest or any ten-
der. JOLIN C. MORBISONbiak.
2S.3
'ALOSjitaitibrat,Ont
Thousands of young men incl
women have found a business
education a stepping -stone to
success.
f---"Circiiitivs Pres. Enter Now.
W. 3. ELLIOTT, Principal.
a d Cleari
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IP
.7.1.12;NEM9/
Sale 7,
A LARGE STOCK OF
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS ct SHOES.
RUBBERS cP OVERSHOES
TO BE SLAUGHTERED
...NO FAKE...
A Genuine Clearing Sale as the Money
is needed.
A' grail eip-Saillg
event for the people. Such a chance
doesn't often occur.
Two Hundred Overcoats
in stock for Men and Boys. The cost of
these will not be taken into consideration,
the money is needed and the prices will
please you.
Tweedo, Worsteds,
Mantle O1oth5 ancl
Mons' urnishings
Join in Dissolution Sabr, Prices.
Cottons, Cottonades,
Shirtings and Flannelettes •
*
at Wholesale Prices.
rSe
—ALL KINDS
Caps, Gloves, Hosiery, Underclothing,
Corsets, in fact pick up what you will any-
where in the store, Dissolution Sale prices
rule. There is but one course to pursue—
Slaughter the goods and raise the money.
DRESS
GO•DS I
.
Snits for Tien and Suits for .Boy oei:vbert; aDfru4sli6e00°Cf1SrTelltt317Tol;)!
at Manufacturers' Prices. 701ttiohaliSalel otiiPries,er
eesof Dress Goods at Die-
Ter7/28 807.40,1 CCGSTL 01' Pl'Odtt8G (1147 DiSSOltai072, Sale.
Highest Prices for
E3RUSSE LS,