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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-6-22, Page 8A Goad Dow, A good cow Is a treatiure but there aro a great many who do not know bow to use her milk to advantage, If you will take a quart bowl and drop therein about 4 drops of our Prepared Bennet, and then 411 up with new milk (the netoral warm- th) and put it in a oriel plane mail ready to nee you will 'here a dish that le partici. 'Warty fofreehing these warm days. It S an be sweetaped when served and cream added if desired, .d. Tho, bottle will make about g hundred of such Bisbee. You oan uee up the skim milk in this way but it is not quite so nice. Our Prepared Rennet ie about 20 times as strong 88 is often Bold. Try a bottle. G. A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Bookseller, &o, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 8o0'r01RN EXTENSION W. 0, & E. Trains leave Brussels Station, North nd South, ail follows; 00:NG SOUTH, GOING Sower. MaB 0:04 a.m. Mixed,,....,...,, 8:48 a.m. t1xvrees 11:99 a,m, I Mail 9'1spin. Mixed .••• •9.00 pan. Express 9:43 p.m. brunt `C,etvs Ii.Crs. A ohiel's among ye Lakin' notes, An' faith he'll punt it. R. N. BARnnTT has his bath ready for operation. Winn. STEWART rides a Spartan bicycle bought from G. A. Deadman, CHAS. WARE purchased a Brantford bi- o yole from A. Conslay, agent, this week. RETURN tickets at single fare on July 2nd, good to come to Brussels on Satur- day and return no Tuesday. A JOLLY time was spent by a company of young people from Brnesele ab Rev. A. Taylor's near Blyth Friday evening of last week. Woreoar, of Blytb, shipped a car load of cattle to Montreal from Bru"gels on Monday of this week. 14 head pur- chased from J. BUObanaU, Grey, weighed 18,810 pounds. Joao G. SitENE is an up to.date garden- er. On Wednesday he brought us a sample of new potatoes, "Early Sun- rise" variety that would matte a credit- able showing a month from now. Ton public schools close for the Sum- mer vacation on Friday, June 2081. In rural sections the schools re.open un Monday, August 20th. In the cities, towns and incorporated villages they open a week later. Too BAD, -Investigators have discover- ed that Toronto's drinking water is load- ed down with "soiapus fungous, fatamo. gentonotum and longipedunoulatus mor, ong," but it is barely possible that they got hold of the wrong bottle. SUNDAY.ie Bt. John the Baptist Day - one of the 111090010 anniversaries -and it will be celebrated by the Craft in keeping with the day and its tenets. Brussels brethren wilt go to Seaforth where Rev. Mr. Hodgins will preach to them. Poxsoo.-Georgie, the little son of D. C. Roes, came nearly losing his life last Saturday by partaking very freely of worm (bandies. He Was playing with a box containing said candies with no ex- pectation of him fuvestigating the ow - tents. A physician and an emetic set thiuge to rights. TEE plan of reserved seats for the 0. 0. F. concert is open at J. T. Pepper's store and seats ere being taken. There is every indication of a first-class pro- gram and a big house. The night train will be held al Brussels until 10:15 o'clock so as to allow visitors ftom all points on the W. G. & B. Northward to reach home after the concert. COURT or REvxsioN -An adjourned meeting of Brussels Court of Revision was held last Monday evening, membere present except Councillor McCracken, oho was away at Peterbora, Jno. Var• toe's assessment was reduced from 4500 to 4450 ; Mrs. Straohan's assessment on brick block was sustained at 44,500, and J. D. Ronald's appeal laid over until next Monday eveoiog owing to Mr. Ronald's absence. Hugh Williams & Son's names were added to assessment as owners at 12;500, D. O. Ross GOT THE CUP. --Last Mon• day Brussels Gun Club had a match to decide who was to become the posaeseor of the silver cup presented by T. Jones, of Leadbury. Each man had a chance at 40 birds and some excellent work was done, as the following will show :-D. 0. Boss, 33; Jag, Irwin, 30 ; J. T. Bees, 80; W. M. Sinclair, 30 ; 7. Ballantyne, 29 ; Dr, McNaughton, 28 ; Jae. Jones, 28 ; ;no. Hewitt, 26 ; A. C. Dames, 26 ; R. Watt, 19. D. C. 10038 is consequently the winner of the cup. GRAND CHOIR FESTIVAL AT SARNiA: Ar. raugements have been made for a grand ehoral festival at Sarnia, on July 10tb, far exceeding the event of last year. The church choirs from nearly all the prom- inert towns from Hamilton and Guelph Westward have promised to take part in it. Over 2,000 gingers are expe0ted to take part, assisted by 100 stringed in. struments. It is anticipated that ten thousand people will be in attendanoe. The Grand Trunk Railway authorities, heeded by Mr. Dixon, passenger director, and Mr. Tiffin, assistant superintendent at London, have arranged an excursion program on the most complete scale. An abundance of liret•alaee care will be avail- able, and cheap fares will r ule all over the line. Last year there lyre no lees than seven excursion trains fr, !hie eervioe, and the five or six thousand p'.opie were oar• ried to Sarnia and brought back to their homes without a word of dissatisfaction, or any accident whatever. The visitors will be received by the Mayor and nor• poration of Sarnia, and proceed to Bay- view ayview Park, where refreshments will be served in a beautiful grove. Trips will he made on the lake by several elegant steamers'. The evening, concert will 0093. eietof competitive singing by the differ- ent oboire in attendance, when prizes will he awarded by a committee of experts. This will take plane in the new Curling Rink: Sarnia le preparing to give the visitore a gala time on the 19th of July. TIM f6ntranoe and Public SohoolLeev. sne0,xandeatlonswill be held 0u 28th, 29th and 80tH of .Jane. BEAMS Bees. Heat running mare "Topsy" preeent90 her owners with al blood foal on Thereby of tbla week. LAST Friday the Brussels Dioyple Slab took a 9pn 130 Watton, It was the fust of the email and was eapbained by Jobu Hewitt. D, Molomea14 la having a building on hie reeently agaipped property, on John street oonneoted into dwelling Audi will move in ae 8000 as fluiehed, UNION choir preotl99 for the Sarnia ex. oursion will be held on Thnraday evening of next week instead of Tuesday onao. event of Ghat being ele0tion day, !fEE Gpderiob Signal says ;-hire; Wm, Molean has purchased the 008148nee re• oently ereotedby Gem A. Fear, /corner of Waterloo and St. Patrick streets, TEE G. T. R, are gravelling a 'Tadwny Lthe North side of Histo eidiage here eo as bo. a000nlmodate bhe inoreaeing shipping. The entrance will be Baat of the storehouses, Tuts (Friday) evening there will be a meeting of Brussels Reformers in the Committee Room in the Queen's Hotel block, A large attendance asked. Meet• inn at 8 o'olook. THE semi-annual meeting of the Ooun• ty,Orange Lodge of North Huron will be held in the Orange Hall in the town of Wingbam, on Tbureday, June 281,h, at the hour of 2 p. m. "Joao NELnoN," a Blyth horse, is in training on Brussels track for the races on July 2nd. There are a large number of entries coming in we understand, for the various events. GARDEN PARTY. -On Friday evening of this week the ladies of St. John's Guild will hold a lawn party at S. Oaldbiok'e, Morris. Conveyances will leave the church at 7 o'clock. Good program. Tan enlarged and improved residence of Wm, Taylor is now ready for oc0upa. CDR. It is a very comfortable building and looks fine improving the appearance of that part of the town considerably. ELIZA. George, a squaw from Saugeen Reserve, is paying her annual visit in this looality. She is a deserving object of charity. D. Stewart and family have taken a great interest and been at no email expense in providing a biome many times for these children of the foreet. A soOCEseroL medical operation was performed on Saturday of last weep on Stephen Baines, of Morrie, at the home of Joseph 'Webster, Brussels. Last Sum- mer Mr. Baines fell at Sarnia and injur- ed his back and the operation was for the purpose of oounteraoting the curvature and fracture. We wish him a speedy re- covery. ConnnACT:i LET. -Tis following grav- elling cent,.cte were let last Saturday afternoon :--•1. M. Martin was given the 24 miles I' .,rtl1 at 30 cents per square yard ; W. Bishop the next 24 miles at 56 cents ; W. Riley wan awarded the first oontraot South of Brussels at 28 cents ; Carter Bros. the next at 68 oente ; and R. McLeod gets 10 cents for the alton contract. peeve Mooney and Deputy - Reeve Dames let the jobs. Tan Wmdow.-Last Friday evening a very enthusiastic meeting washeld at the Queen's Hotel for the purpose of reor- ganizing the Brussels cricket Club. The following office -bearers were elected :- T. Fletcher, Hou.•President ; 7.'A. Stewart, President ; A. Dennis, Vice•Presideut ; H. J. Morden, Sec.-Treaearer ; J. Hargreaves, Rev. W. T. Chuff and III. McLennan, Iloo.•;,lembero ; Committee, officers and 7. T. Roes, A. Coisley and J. McBain. Each afternoon a short time will be de- voted to practice so as to retrain the old time vigor of bowling and batting. Matches have been arranged with Sea• forth and Harri.eton to be played in the near future. Nearly all the old eleven are in town, and will no doubt give a good account of themselves as willow wielders. FOOT BALL. -A very one-sided game of football was played on Viotoria Park here last Saturday evening between the home team and Atwood olab. The visitors, who are an athletic looking lot of young men, were no match for the excellent combination work of Braesele club, who won the match by a score of 4 goals to 0 without much trouble. C. Shaw was credited with kicking two and Babb. Fer- guson scored two more. Referee R. B. Hamilton, of Atwood, although slow in his decisions, gave good satisfaction after one very vigorous "EMIL" Brussels nev- er had a more likely football team than they have at present. The names of the players are appended ;- DRtiesnLe. ATw000, W. Armstrong goal G. Longmire r.. Jaekson I f J. Gass f Backs. 1 G. Anderson s W. Jr.akaonm C+. Andusson j D. Grahgh P. Ferguson f Backe. i A. Knight A. W.Sn.Wynn i l G. Anderson A. W. Wynn con tre,-...... G. Anderson B, 01teeFerguson J. Ward J. McRae r L. tiVmg, { E. Hemsworth 0. Shaw1. B. Wing. 7 G. F, Ward .7. H. Cameron... Cranston Some Of the pugnacious footballers should be told that football and Jno. L. Sullivan combats are not one and the same thing, Some of the youthful spectators should also be called down on the large amount of chin music often rendered for the "edification" of the visitors. KNOX Cni:1CH CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR So- cmAL.-On Tuesday evening a very gun• easeful social, in connection with Snox church Christian Endeavor Society, took place at the house of Philip Botz, 11th of Grey. The weather was unfavorable, which necessitated e. departure front the intention of having the social in "Delgat• ty's" grove. This drawback also dimin- iobed the attendance. But what was looking in weather and numbers present was more than oompeneated for in the 8x0911888 supply of ediblee and in the superior program, suocesefully rendered, The program was as follows :-Hymn, "Washed in the blood of the Lamb," chair; quartette, Mime Roes and Stew- art and Messrs. floss and Large ; read- ing, G. F. Blair ; solo, Mies M. Taylor ; reading, Mies M. Calder ; chorus, "Dreams of long ago," choir ; reading, R. M. Dickson ; quartette, Misses Ross and Stewart and Messrs. Roes and Large; instrumental seleotion, Miss M. Straoh• an ; .hymn,"Christ reneiveth sinful men," choir. On motion of Rev. D. Millar, see- onded by I. McColl, a hearty vote of thanks was accorded Mr. find Mrs. Betz, the ladies who had provided and looked after the spread, and those ladies and gentlemen who had so ably and cheerful- ly entertained the audience with music, (instrumental and vocal) readings and recitations. After singing the doxology and the benediction having been pro• pounced, the company was regaled with a liberal supply of lee -main, Balveaitra 100000 8 team played an exhi• bition game in Winghaln au `.bllureday of title week. Wingham will play in Brew aele pu July and, They have tl strong team, B, lilNonnPltm re ort says 8. I1',, Luird bas boon arrested, ollarged with doing away with a .man named Matheson, IbIr, Laird is out oa bail and will hoes a hear. Eng on Wednesday of next week, Jas, McAlpine and wife were at Wing. barn on Wednesday Of this weak attend - hag the merrlag8 of Attlee Netteriield and Mies Martha Wilson, both of that town, Rev. S. Sellery performed the ceremony,. TnE ref024m001 hootlte en the Driving Park on Dominion Day have been sold to Walter Lowry for 430.00. W. 14. Mo• Craolten bee the catering on Viotoria Park in eonneehion with the 9. 0. F, Demonaboat-ion at 923.00. 1i'oe Bennie On Wonsis.-'Phe Galt Be. former says ;-A very pretty and happy event occurred at the. residence of Wm. Johneon, Lincoln A.ve., Thursday after- noon, hoe 7013, when hie e1deat daughter, Mies Minnie A,, was married to Ralph S. Pelton, editor of the Atwood Bee, About half -past three o'elook the oxpeotant groom and hiseupporter were joined by the bridesmaid, and while hilae Annie King was playing the wedding march, the sweet and blushing bride entered the 000M leaning on her father's arm. Rev, J. A. Banton performed the marriage ceremony and soon two happy hearts beat as one. Congratulatioue were theneiaendeil to the handsome couple, containing whabee of long life and happiness in their future home, A few hours were then spent in imolai merriment, after which the guests were invited to the wedding dinner, wbioh dgjeancr was truly a sumptuous repast, The health and prosperity of the bride being proposed and responded to, and al. tor further congratulatory greetings the happy couple left by the 6.01 0, P, R. train for the West. The bride, who look- ed her prettiest, was attired in a cream hnneyuomb silk with lace, wreath of ros- ee andtulle veil. Mise Maggie King was beautifully robed in a pale blue henrietta, carried a pretty bouquet of pinkroses and ably performed her duties of bridesmaid. Dr. Rica, of Atwood, anted asgroomsman. The house was elaborately festooned with flowers, and during the ceremony the couple stood under a bell of pretty snow- balls. The popularity of the bride could, in a slight degree, be recognized by the beautiful array of handsomeand valuable presents, of which she was the recipient. Among them was a pretty diamond bracelet, a token from the groom, and the bri'eti,mtid wee presented with a beauti- ful ruby rine. MoronioNIAL.-The Paisley Advocate of last week contains the following non - 001010g a former well-known resident of Brussels :-"Thai Paisley's fair daugh- ters retain possession of the hearts of her sous, even after they have removed far from their native town, was exemplified on Tuesday, when John A. Gilhuly, of Morden, Manitoba, ,vas united in wedlock to Miss Annie Hargreaves. Mr. Gilhuly went to the West a number of years ago, but left his heart in Paisley until this week when he returned for it. The event has been a topio of interest not only to the immediate relatives of the contrast- ing patties, but to a large circle of friends for weeks past. This was accounted for in part by the fact that both were raised in Paisley and that each of them were extremely popular with its people. Ow- ing to the fact that the young couple would have bo leave on the forenoon train, the ceremony was performed early in the forenoon. The guests were almost with• out exception immediate friends of the bride or groom, and numbered about 30. Rev. J. R. Kennedy Bell officiated, and the bride and groom were supported by Miss Allis Wilson, of Toronto, and B. Baird, of Port Perry, Miss Marian Hargreaves and Master Mason Wilson acted as maid of honor and page. After the ceremony the company turned their attention to the wedding breakfast, and the interval between this and the depar- ture for the station was filled in with the proposal of toasts and replies to the same. The presents were of exceptional beauty and value. The happy couple left on the forenoon traiu for Orangeville, and were to take the boat at Owen Sound on Wed- nesday. Though grudging the Lone Land one of the beet and most amiable young ladies in a town noted for the number, beaaty and excellence of its daughters, the Advocate extends cordial congratulation, and wishes Mr. Gilhnly and hie better three•foarths long life, happiness and prosperity." The many ' friends of the bride in Brussels are a unit in wishing her many years of Happi- ne8s and prosperity. Business L.ocals. QST. Jrluu S ', X-D4.T.0 134XIC OF 04N4,D4, u'rlf ,X.e 9=+C 2EZP 7.t7V70%. HEAD OFFIOE, -' TORONTO, ASSETS, (Seven >tiilllop Dollars) 47,000,009 CAPITAL (Authorised) - 42,000,000. Agencies in alt principal points 073 Oittgrio, globe°,.3faltrto9a, United States tG .77hzgland, ilia/maw: i°'ei '. r1 on. A General Bantling 0ueinees 'Traneaoted, Farmers', Notes Disoonpted, Drafts /send and Oolleotione made on all points, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of withdrawal and compounded half yearly, SIEOIAL ATTENTION 019330 00 WISE COLF,E01ION OP VAumllne BALE N.00ics, Livery facility afforded. Customers living at a distance, J. A. STEWARRT, MAI/8,5M. ,,ow GILLIES & MUTE, II,, t,62t.E1' Sy Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. FARMERS NOTES DISCOUNTED. SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPI1' OIALTY. &&Pil8' Naevi? 2JIiPa gran.vr. Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com- pounded Twine a Year, Being. Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits. 1i'e elicet to write Insurance In o84 English er Canadian Companies, or in Alit. lull Companies aS may be desired., AGENTS EOR CANADA ANn UNITED STATES : TEE CANADLIN BANK OF 0013811033015, Hiones1 price paid for any quantity of good wool, Hown & Co. Bruseeis C. 0. F. -For the next three months special induoemente will he offered by Court Princess Alexandra, No. 24, 0. 0. F., Brussels, to any person desiring to beeome a member of that Order, the in. Motion fee being reduced during that time. As this is one of the leading In. Buono and Beneficiary Societies in the country people should take advantage of this offer. For full information ap. ply to A. REVD, 0. R. ; A. Komori, F, S. ; • W. BLnenmr, Treas. BARGAINS IN WALL PAPER. -2,000 rolls of beautiful American Wall Papere just to hand, bought at less than 500 on the dollar. Don't listen to clap -trap but come right along and choose at your own price. Elegant elite at 100, 15o, 20o and 25e, formerly sold from 30o to OOc. All papers hung perfectly at 10a. Oonie all and come quick, for they won't last. W. Roddick. CUURUI1 UHIMIL''t. It is hiuted that Rev. W. G. Reilly, in. cumbent of St. John's ohurmb, is likely to remove from Brussels shortly, Mrs. Anna Rose, of Brucefield, in Knox church Thursday evening of this week on Women's Foreign Missionary work. W. H. Kerr, along with 13 other lay- men, was elected a delegate to the Gen- eral conference of the Methodist church, ab the recent Conference held at Gode- riob. General Conference meets in Lon- don, in September. Rev. G. H. Cobblediok, B, D., will Bail for England, from New York, on July 6th. He goes by the Allan•State steam- ship "State of California" and will re- turn by the Allan line, via Montreal. The rev. gentleman was ticketed by W. H. herr, agent. Rev. Wesley Casson and daughter, of Harriston, will go by the same steamer. AUCTION SALE. -See Good Bros. advt. on page 5. JUST received one oar Manitoba Patent Flour. Baeker & Vanstone. Wool wanted at Brussels woollen mill. Highest price in Dash or trade. Fon single harness ()]reap and durable come to us. I. C. Richards. Max pans, milk pails and strainers of the best quality at Ballantyne& Wilton's. BAR13ER & VANSTONE have opened out a flour and feed store at Booker's old stand, Brussels. WOOL WANTED. -Highest price paid for all kinds of wool delivered at our flour and feed store. Beaker & Vanetone. A aunt stock of creamery cans and mills cams of the very beet material and workmanship at Ballantyne & Wilton's. 10 QUART galvanized pails, japanned, 8 for 25o., regular price 30o each. Only a few dozen on band, and can't be re• placed for double the money. Ballantyne & Wilton. Boas iuueT Go. -Potato Bug poison us. ed dry. No water wanted. Perfect cure for fly on turnips and the best fern tilizer in the market. For Bale at B. Gerry's. 01.33860E planta, early and late, cauli- flower and tomatoe plants now ready. Celery in season. A fine oollectiuu of house and bedding plants, new varieties at T. Kelly's,Bruesele. 44.4 SIIOEs 1 SHm.e 1 SUOoa 1 Bigger bar- gains than ever. .As the time gets short- er the prima go lower. A great many of our best geode yet to sell. Only a very few more days now ; unheard of bargains on Friday and Saturday. The goods must be sold. Good Brothers. WELL-DraaIN0 ANDDRILLING.-GOorge Birt has all the 050888ary machinery for digging and drilling wells and is proper. ed to nbtsad to all worit entrusted to him in a way that will insure satisfaction. Wells cleaned out and put in proper shape, Terms reasonable, Residence second door north of the bridge, west nide of Turnberry at., Bruesela, 34.81 ( Tbe bankrupt stook of 3ossop & Mo- Iiroy, of Blyth, was sold for 774 cents to Frank Metcalf, of the same place, by Auotioneer Jones, Friday. Joseph 1SSorris, of Colborne, while as- sisting in unloadingsomefreight atGode- ricb, had the misfortune to slip and break a bone above the ankle of his right leg. Solomon Wigle, of Kingsville, has plant- ed out about 20,000 tomato plante this season. They are all fine healthy plante grown by John Wigle, who, after his bot bailee was burned this Spring,planted his tomato seed and raised 'upwards of 76,- 000 plante, which are now ready to put into the field. Thomas Grnndy,0onatable ofGoderioh, arrived home on Thursday with a prison- er who goes by the name of Robt. Wilson, as wall as several other names. This man hired a horse last first of October, from Adam Hays, liveryman, of Seaforth, and never came back. Since that time he has been in the horse business in sev. eral other plums and when captured in Durham he had a gray horse and a rig which be said he got at Drayton, having traded it for another outfit that he hired front a livery in Sarnia. Mr. Hays, the Seaforth liveryman, accompanied Mr. Grundy to Durham and identified his man. The prisoner is what one would call "a bard -looking case." 2SoRST OAaLoo,-In Grey, on June 19th,the wife of Mr. Jamee Oakley of a son. AiwLEY.-InBrussels, on Juno 19th, the wife of Mr. Watson Ainley of a daughter. CoorER.-In Brussels, on Sone 14th, the wife of Mr. James cooper of a dough. ter. A6A.cZ3:ZS 1L, GinnuL1-11Alinnnnvite.-At the residence of the bride's mother, Paisley, on June 12th, by Rev. Mr, Bell, Mr. Jno, A. Gilhuly, of Morden, Man„ to Mise Annie Hargreaves, formerly of Brussels. STEiss-STnw,RT.-At the residence of the bride's parents, on June 18th by Rev. D. B. MoRae,, Mr. Louie Stelae, to Mise Mary A., daughter of Mr. John Stewart, both of Grey. P01101818 -L3811031. -Ab the residence of the bride's patents, Lietowel,on the 18th: inst., by Rev, T. Wesley Cosans, cousin of the bride, Mr. George Port- er, of Listowel, to Mies Ada, only daughter of Mr. Thomas Later. Bism6E-Honul1r.-At the MethodistPar- eonage, Walton, on the 14th fnet., by the Rev, T. Wesley Colons, Mr. Ebenezer A, Bisbee, of Wingham, to Mise Adeline Horney, of the town• ship of MoKillop. BOLGAR - HA611LTON,-At the residenos of the bride's parents, on June 20th; by Rev. W. G. Reilly, Mr. John Bolger, of Morrie, to Miss Annie, daugbterof Mr. henry Hamilton, of Grey. =az' rm83stmga8 ,Te:ARKFi98. Fall Wheat 55 57 Spring Wheat 63 66 Barley 35 88 Peas 52 58 Oats 34 85 Butter, tubs and rolls..,15 - 14 *Eggs per dozen 7 00 Flour per barrel.. 8 00 8 50 Potatoes ... 40 50 Hay per ton 6 CO 6 00 Salt per bbl., retail....., 1 00 00 Hides trimmed 3 Hides rough J. 2 Sheep skins,eaoh...,50 60 Lamb skins each 15 00 Apples per bbl.. 1. 50 3. 75 Wool 10 17 Pork, Live 4 00 4 25 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. (1OOD YOUNG COW FOR Sale. Newly calved. Enquire at TIE POST. CARPET WEAVING DONE. Satisfaction guaranteed. 03188. M000AE, nearly opposite Dr. McKelvey's. Brussels, OUNG GIRL WANTS SITU - 41T07 to do light household work or to care for children: Apply to • MBS. A, 81. EASOM, Brussels, CLOVER HAY. -WILL PAY cash, when out and delivered, for about 3 acres of clover hay, or clover mod timothy. Apply at once to G. A. HEADMAN, Druggist & Bookseller. [ COMFORTABLE FIRST - .L1 class buggy for sale at price away down from original coat. Good as new. For price, terms, &o., apply at T. 0LETCHEB.'S Jewelry Store, Brusaols, QTRAYED ON THE PRE112- 001s of the undersigned, lot 8, eon, 10, cu or about May 18th, 1854,a yearlingheifer. Owner may have the same by provng pro- perty, paying expenses and taking her away. JOHN EWEN, 47-4 Walton. QTRAYED ON THE PREM xe38 of the undersigned, Lot 23, con. 5, Morrie, 011 or about May 10, a ehearling awe, unshorn. The owner is requested to prove property, pay eXpenees and tape her away. JAMES SHARP 49-4 Brussels, 3 .0. ELECTION TO THE LEGIS- 1ATIVE Assembly for the East Biding of the county 0f Huron, bald Sons 20811, 1894. Thos. Gibson, Esq., one of the candidates at this Election has appointed John M0Orae, kisq„ of 'the Township of Morris, in the Oouuty of Huron, as his Agent in pursuance of the One Hundred and flighty -Third Section of the Election Act on Ontario. F. S. SCOTT, June loth 1594. Returning officer,, FLEOTION TO THE LEGIS- LATHE Assembly for the East Biding of the county of Huron, held June 26th 1804. William Milne, Esq., ono of the candidates at this Election has annotated Jobe Govoulook County of Huron, as thio nBg McKillop, in pursuance of the One Hundred and Eighty -Third Sec- tion of the Election Act of Ontario. F. S. SOOTT, June, 1048, 11/94. Returning Oikoer. NOTICE 18 WRIREBY GIVEN that ally -law was palmed by the Mun• ieipal Council of the corporation of the Vil- lage of Brussels on the 21st day of May, A. D. 1804, providing for the issue of Deben- tures to the amount of 80,00010r the purpose of raising by way of loan the sum of $5,000 to redeem Behentures of the corporation fallingdue on the 1st day of Juno, A..0.1894, and that such B y -law was passed by author- ity of Ot Viotoria chapter 40, Revised Sta- tutes of Ontario, and that snob By-law was regfeteredinthe Registry ()Moe of the Conn - trot Huron on the. Twenty-third day of May A.13,1804. Any motion to quash or set atido' the same, or any part thereof, must be made within three months from the date of Regis- tration mod cannot be made thereafter. Dated the 12th day of June 1054. 48.9 F. S. SCOTT, clerk, MEDICAL CARDS. T A. MoNAUGI4TON, M. D. GP . O. M., L. B. o. P., Edinburgh, M. 0.11 S.Unt, Residence and oftico in Wlfeon'e Moor, corner ofMill -and 7,urnberry Ste. T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D. -Cl . physician, Sur eon Aaoouohe ata Orli-dente of Toronto University Modleal Faculty, Member of College of Pbyeleinns and Summon Out. OEV101I-Nex8 door t0 111t0011a1d'& 00., Walton Ont. 1894: Flies .e.. . 1Stjoky Zttly Payor, lily Pads and Pure Dalmatia, Insellt Powder, •-.-ALSO--• BestWhite HeIIs1)ore Paris Green)rt >f Pepper's Drug Store LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. T`•-l L, TAYLOR, BARRISTER, A U. Solieitor and conveyancer. Oolleo- tions made. OElee-Vanet0ne'e 5100k, Bxua• solo. 21 -Sm '7' M. SINOLA • 8oltoiber,ConvsyanI16;eer,NotoryPub. lie, &o, OtRee-Vaustone's Block 1 door north 00 central Rotel, Private Funds to Loan. CAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Ooderioh, Ont. It. 0, onn1ERON, 4. 0,, • r0LIWr norm, nn0LEY H01110E0, GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • Solicitor, ,es. (late of Garrew h Proudfsot'e Office, Goderioh.) Office over Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels. Money to Loan. 47 DENTAL. 71.) 533` M. OAVANAGH, L. D S., D. D. S., Graduate of the Royal college .of Dental Surgeons, :Ontario, and of -Toronto 0nl- versity. Orer:R-Over A. R. Smith's Store, Brimfull, Will visit Wroxeter the 1st' and 9rd Mondays and Blyth the2ud and 4th Wednesdays of eaoh month. DR. DAVIDSON, Honor Graduate Toronto University, Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons. crown and Bridge work a epeeialty. Moder- ate Pees, Satisfaction Assured. OSloe over Barrett's barber shop, Tmnberry St., Brag - eels. VETERINARY. T D. 'WARWICK, el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all diseases of domesticated animals in a com- petent manner, Particular- attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at- tended to. Office and Infirmary -Four doors north of bridge •rurnborryet , 'imams. H. MOORE, V. S., • JJ- T_L• A. M„ V. M. S. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary college. Diseases of all domesticated animals treated on scientific Prtnciplea, Horse dentistry and diseases of horned cattle a specialty. Calls .promptly attended ea. Office, over John Ston & Ooch- rane's marble worsts. Infirmary at Beattie'e livery barn, Bruseele, Ont. 20 - BUSINESS CARDS. H. MoORAOKEN, ▪ lamer of Marriage Licenaee. Office at his Grocery, Turnborry street. Bruseele. 11Q N. BARRETT, _LIU • Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door south o1 A.M. McKay & Co'e hardware store. Ladiee'and ohildrens hair cutting a specialty ROBERT CUNNINGHAM INSURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. ALEX. HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth Division Court Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds invested and to loan. Collections made. OII1oe in Grabam'e8look, Brussels. MISS O'CONNOR, R. T., Teacher of instrumental music on Piano or Organ. will visit Wingbam Tama - day and Wednesday of each week. Resi- dence on Princess Street, Brussels. 011 A. HAWKINS, 111. 0. S. M. L • Organist In St. John's Church, Brus- sels, and pupil, in the Art of'Teaching of A. W. Thayer, Mus,l)oo.,New York, will give lessons to pupils either on piano or organ, at his parlor over A. B. Smith's store, Brus- sels. Vocal lessons also given. Terms mod- erate. AUCTIONEERS. A RAYMANN, • Auctioneer, to always really to at- tend Wee of farms, farm stock, &a Terme cheerfully • given. 0 ra 111.0080 P.O. .Sales may be arranged at THU POST Publishing house,'Brussele. ' EORGE KIRKBY, vt Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct ed on reasonable terms. Farina and farm stocka epeeialty, Orders lett at THE POST Publishing House ,Braseals, or !sent to Walton P. 0,, will receive prompt attention, HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN- e10 as an Auctioneer, I am prepared to conduct sales of farm stook at reasonable prince. Knowing the standing of nearly every person I am in a position to sell to good marks and got good' security when sold on credit. Sattsfaotioh guaranteed, Give me a Ball, 93. F 8. SCOTT. REAL ESTATE. FARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN- DitR8I0NEn bee 90ynral good Forma Lor SalMo and bo ren't,.oaey forme, in TownahipPe of orris and Grey, F S: SCOTT,Bruesals. FARM TO RENT -LOT NO. 21, 00o. 0, Grey, About 00 antes cleared. Immediate posaeesion. Ap ply by mail to J.O. E 051910108AN, Trout Creek; or to ' WM. MILNE, Ethel, ' As r Salo Let 21, SALE. - ..a_ Townehi of Grey, containing 100 acres, eb of whlslli is cleared and seeded down. Welt' fancied and sPealally adapted fox,dalryy pitmans. Tho balance isheavily wooded, It is near to hartili and echool, For parttselate apply to: A, LIoNAIR, 40:4 Oranbrook P. 0.