The Brussels Post, 1894-10-19, Page 8TUSSZL,S OST
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CyoANTrey of trit%1med millinery at Goat,
slew Boowen.
TOM 05,000 stook of W. NightIONN
A,ilistpn, Nag sold on Tu)eda at 11`0.
formerly
MOM b0 ,lamas Timmins, Yaof
Bluevale, at 60 cense oil the dollar,
TUB Efliter'e thanks are due to G. A,
Deadman Per a Oleg supply of hie lest
prize Jersey butter. It Wee splendid,
000mpenying the butter wee a generoue
sample of extracted honey,
Pnize Perme,—Treasurer 8tewat't wag
ihney paying prizee 10 QOnn)Otion with
East Huron Fall Fair last Saturday
afternoon at the Conon ()limber. He
will be found at the same phos on l3atur.
da afternoon of we week from 1 to 0
eleiool[,
AT a meeting of the Directors of the
Beet Huron Formate' Insbitete held on
Friday, 5th inat„ it was dPolded t0 hold
the next public meeting in Brunets, The
date le named by the Ontario Agrionitur-
al College, who supply the outside
speakers. It will probably be in January,
A mamma et the Direobore of the ]'fast
Riding and Grey Breech Agricultural
Societies was in thegounoil ghamber
on Saburday forenoon, The prize list of
the recant fair Wae gone peer and or.
regtions made where neoeeeary. Op mo-
ton o£ W. 11. Barr and A. Gardiner,
re wereepointed and andSecthreerey Stow.
art appointed to award prizes-
for the best sore pf _ turnips, Thos)
entered for the eempetitlon are :-Alex.
Gardiner, Jas. Simpson and Jas. 112o0a1-
lune, MoIKillop ; R• McGowan, East
Wawanosh ; N. Cumming, Jas. Sharp,
Jae, Ireland and 0. Henderson & Son;
Morris ; McEwen Bros„ Turnberry ; a.
ogees J. Brown & Son, and Bird Bros,KNITTIreo,—Mary
GNew Boors TO no Bouom.—.Monday
afternoon a meeting of the Directors of
Brussels Mechanics' Institute wee held
in the Library, .President ROSS in the
chair. Theother members of the BoardBrussels.
present were nt r, Directorsie- ousley,
Secretary Hunter, of Bios
Smith Cameron and Kerr, and Mise
Shaw, Librarian, A statement of the
finances was given by the Treasurer,
when it was decided to expend 965.00 in
the purchase of new books. Aoommitbee
oonsisting of Rev. G• U. Cobblediok, J.
H. Cameron and J. MaBain was a amt•
NP
ed to prepare a list of the most desirable
books for the Tnatitute.. 11Tembere are
also asked to give the name of any
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favorite book they would like to Mise
Shaw and oat of these a list will be made
nip. The Board adjourned to meet next
Monday at 9 p, in,
LIFE ON THE RAIL: Conductor Snider
delivered his lecture in the Town Hall
here last Friday evening on the above
topic and considering the wet weather
there was n very good audience, a 928.00
house and was been equalled it uss id
Brussels. The locomotive and its origin-
ator were sketched and an interesting
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account of the various stages a passenger
conductor passes through before he 0,5.
sumes that office. A very amusing part
of the lecture was the oorreotpicture of
the people met with on the train and
more than one hearty laugh was enjoyed
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over the adventures of some of them.
The two hours occupied by the lecture
sped by quickly and the humor, delinea-
tion of charaoter, pathos, useful hints to
travellers and the practical advice from a
religions standpoint made it entertaining,
inatruotive and profitable. Conductor
Snider was well deserving of the hearty
vote of thanks accorded him at the close.
People laughed and oriel and were sorry
when the leoturer concluded. He will he
warmly welcomed on any future visit.
Rev. Mr. Cobblediok performed the duties
of chairman.
GOOD FOR BRIIsoELs.—Tho following in-
teresting sketch is handed us for publics-
tion :—Brussels Foot Ball Club has just
closed a most successful season and dis-
banded, through inability to get any
practice owingto the short evenings and
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the fact that most of the members are in
stores and shops. The chub was 0050062.
el in the Spring and laced under the
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Captancy of Lew. Jackson. Nearly. all
the members of the team were juniors
who had nob been in any previous team.
The first match of the season was with
Atwood in that village when the visitors,
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though a much lighter team than their
opponents, by swift play and skilful nom•
bination proved themselves too much for
the home team, winning the day by 3
goals to 0. The nest team played was
Wingham at Ludmow on May 24th,
Brussels was weakened by the absence of
two defence men but in spite of that they
were a goal ahead until within a few
seconds of full time when, through over
confidence, Wingham was allowed t0
score. After dinner when thsteamslined
up the Brussels men, though a number of
them were disabled, made a plucky fight
and held Win bane down to one more
Gdaughter
goal, thus losing the prize by a score of
2 to 1. The return match with Atwood
was a walk -over for the home team des-
Cite t110 fact that the visitors had been
strengthened by adding some outside men.
Thegame was the home teams by4 pals
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to 0. On July 2nd Bruesels was mot
here by a teem from Ripley when the
vieitors were defeated by a 00000 of 4 t0
O. Our boys next journeyed North to
Wroxeter defeat d them 6 to 1. the teamxx0.—In
Liatowel came
annext and was the hardiest contested match
of the season but swift play and faultless
co)nbination again gave Brussels the
victory by 1 goal to 0. The return match
with Wroxeter was a perfect Waterloo for
the Wroxeter foam, the score Using 8 to 0
iu favor of Brnsaels, The last match o£
the season was played with Wingham in
and was not finished as the visit -
in team would not submit to a Tulin of
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their referee giving the home team a goal.
The result was that the gams •10(10 given
to Bruseaelone tht t 0. The ]toe more though
small WOG e D o e earn would
have nO difficult • In increasin . Tho un-
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reasonable demands of the visitors would
have load one to SU ppoeo shat they had
made up their • minds that longer play
would moan a bigger• score against them
and that the present was a good opDor-
Y qH
nurnb°rt 0f bhp m Webers of tli ud b ata
a team axe
othefgst�will be lienal to fill thelia places
and make the season of 1895 ovemore
successful than that just closed• Follow-
ing is result of the season's games :
Won, Lost.
Gemee 7 1
Goole 28 8
The members of the teem were;— Goal,
W. Armstrong ; Backe, L. Jackson and
R. Ross ; Half Backs, P. Ferguson, G.
Anderson and A. Sample ; Centre, W.
Dodds ; Right Wing, W. J. Stewart and
d. Shove; Left Wing, R, Pexguson and J.
mo sc..
g0ait'I4501 DEN'Ae.--We are always Veleta
ed• to hear fI00 our pilretelpe[liiente x174
are the nittnereua trta;dere et Tido 1,'oeV.
IR these who lie elleerfelly OOntribelte Moir
Weekly quota of the newts knew how HOMY
e»j y the eel el it they would be,
We have >lo doubt, pletleautly euh'prised,
An item of Pews front any quarter le Oh
ways weloonee only we want the Waite of
the eeuder eo' as to knew it is percept,
Try your hand,
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U'S'x•09•aaXP=uielea 14'720
HEAD 0FF 10 ]", T 0 R 0 N TO.
,ASSETS, (Spven1�lillioO Dollars) $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authprige1) . $2,000,000
A allciet in all rinot nil elate i,l Puha*, Q1foLeo,1I?anttobtc, Unite States d X rt lr&rtrl,
i) .p Ia p Englana.
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p o eupply sebool
We are prepared t
Woke and school su),lpliee of oil
kinds. We Have reeeiyed part of
war luipoctatiou of
siat-ES,
/� „� c ,p pp��
ylvIN$. cgo.
We have en excellent eeleotion of
Bibles, containing Dither the Pree-
bytehlan Hymnal Qv the Meth°•
diet Hymns. 'There is eu inoreae•
Mg demand for a small Bible with
large print. This 1) aaeompliehed
by beving very thin paper of extra
quality. We have good values in
,t1hese, Tor 5, S. teaohere and for
presentation we have them in
Morocco Bindings, containing a
oonoordanee and other valuable
helps.
DEADMAN,
G. A. gist,r, &a
Druggist, Booksel a
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A General Banking Bmeineee Transeoted. Farniere' Noe Disoonnted..
Drefte Issued slid Qollaotiong made en allorate.
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SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest dermaon derps of 111,00 end upwards from date of depoeit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
-•S e01AL ATTENT%ON Pivao TO onip ggr,LEOT%0N'O]r FAIRRoe' S4rE NPree,
EVery laaility afforded Ouetomors living at a distance.
S, A. STEWART, Manna.
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E3usuiess ,LOo€f_LS,
Guerre at AfQAlpine'e at 85 oente per
basket.
Quetaeree of trimmed millinery at poet,
Mole RODDICR,
HARNEas greatly rednoee inpxigoe at H.
'Dpnnla'v liusseie.
Box's Velocipede for sale•
Poev Publishing House,
Sone second band coal stevee, $6 and
on at B. Geary e,
volas our single harnese takes the
lead,
lead, L O, RIoilAnas,
WA0000 and Darts et THE Peel! Book.
store, Want to clear out stock.
ItoBEs and blankebs, large assortment
and very low priaes. I. 0. RICHARDS.
DeWitt stook of Horse Blankets and'
Robes ab low priaes at H. Dennie', Bru)'
eels,
join opened out the largest and cheap:
esti lot of hanging lamps i5 town at sur-
prise prices at B. Gerry's.
Bok00Ens: Ao0ommodation for two
boarders at a private home. Reasonable
ratite. Apply at THE . Pose Publishing
House.
H. Howe,. of the firm
of Howe & Co., is prepared to take in
knitting, or knit to order, socks, stockings,
cardigan' jaolcets, &o. Will exchange
goods for wool. Shore, one door South
Give us a
°en; DWDIelOula AND DnmLx No. -George
Birt has all the necessary machined for
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digging and drilling wells and is prepay-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells 0leaned out and put in proper
share. Terme reasonable. Residence
so. opd door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberr st„ Brnaeela. 34.11
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B000AnXs xx W"T" PAPER. -2,400 rolls
of beautiful American Wall Papers jusb
to band, bought at lees than 500 on the
dollar, . Don't listen to slap -trap but
Dome •right along and choose at your own
price. Elegant gilts at 100,.ldo, 20o and.
25n, formerly sold from 80o to Goo. All
pa ars Luno erfeetl at 10e. Come all
N p y
and come quiets, for they won't last,
W. Roddick.
F, S. SOorT will ocuduot any sale of
Farm stook as auctioneer during the
months of Ootober and November for '
Knowing the standing of nearly
everyone he is in .a position to sell to
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good medics, and guarantees satiefaotion.
He will also see that your notes are
promptly drawn and signed. Dates can
be arranged at Tae POST Publishing
House, Brussels.1
THE PuaITANe.—Man changes and int.
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pxovemente mark the title of life of that
little toilet necessary, yolept Pin. From
the heavy pin of early days made of iron
wire, badly pointed, with its clumsy ill.
shorten head, and depending for its
strength solely on its weight, until the
introduction of the Puritan Pin, the
change might be called an evolution, so
steady and gradual was ft, but the
Puritan being so immeasurably superior
to any pin previously manufactured,
formed the first noticeable gap, having, so
to speak, distanced all oompetitore.
Being made of the hardest braes wire
tempered to give it stiffness with strength,
pointed in oil, which gives it penetrating•
powers heretofore possessed only by steel
needles, the Puritan Pin wins its way
wherever offered for sale. In the United
States, where it is beet known, it controls
thepin trade and though just introduced
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into Canada within the past six months,
its success has been phenomenal, and no
retailer who studies his customers in•
termite now thinks bit stook complete
without Puritan Pins.
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Transact a General BankingBusiness. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
TiAR;A2EltS NOTES DISCOUNTED.'
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
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STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY .
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SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & 0.
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Trains • leave Brunets Station, North
nd South, as follows:
Going Boum.• Not 71.
rail 0;04 &An. I Mixed 9:40 a.m,
n,xuress DM a.m. Mail Bas p.m.
dixed 0:00 per,. Eeprese ....,, 0:43 Po;',
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•1�"df/MVOsb' AftX4r DEP.2921VA.V7.
Interest Allowed 00 One Dollar and Upwards ab Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Dep°site.
We eldest to write Insurance In old English or Canadian Companies, or in Mute
nal Companies as may be desired.
Aentas Fon CANADA AND UNITED STATES :. THE 06216DIAN Bout of gontnwnoE.
y0 T cy� `
rN,•Q•Cal. ,Q,I% t IT ,
4.An faith he'll yeene kit' notes,
EAST Cumene N. Y., Oct. 16.—Cattle
—Thirty one oars through twelve on
sale ; market slow and easier for cone-
mon to fair grades ; heavy (tattle dull
but firmly held. Sales -1,200 to 1,800
Ib. steer, 94 to $4,50 ; light to fair steers,
$3.45 to $8.85 ; stockers, 99.40 to 2.75 ;
$
old to good fat' cows, 81,50 to $2.76.
.Hogs—Three oars through ; 50 oars on
eels inolnding twelve Loads held over;
market steady at yesterday's close
Sales, Yorkers, 93.45 to $5,25, mostly
•$5.25 ; good mediums, $5.25 to 95.50 ; no
choice heavy here ; pigs, $5.25 to $5.40 ;
roughs, 94.25 to 94.65. Sheep and Iambs
—Four oars through ; 55 care on Rale, M.
eluding 40 loads held over ; market steady
for epeeshade lower for lambs ; sales
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fair to god sheep; e9xports, ewest9s.25; choice,
92.40 to $2.G6 ; &sports, .and wetly
ere, $3 to $3.50 ; fear to good lambs, 83.-
25 to 94 ; extra, 94.15 to $4.$5 ; Canada
lambs, $4,15 to $4,40.
TORoxro, Oat, 16.=Market quiet.
Wheat—Red and white sold at 49go, and
also North and West freights at 48o, and
offered, middle freights West, at 490 ;
ear of spot No. , hard sold on Ge T. P.
R. West at 04}0, and the G. T. R.
West at 64o, and it was quoted East at
66o. Sales reported of 10,000 bushels of
No. 1 hard on P. T., Fort William ; of
24,000 bushels New York ab 65o Flour
'—A car of 90 per cent. patents sold,
middle freights West, at 92.50 ; straight
roller offered West in barrels ab $2.25,
and in buyers' bags at 1 f.o.b. West ;
Manitoba flour quoted at $3.30 to 93.40
for patents and 98.15 to 93.20 for strong
bakers'. Barley—Round lots of No. 1
quoted by buyers et 45o, and No. 2 East
at 48o ; round lots that would grade No.
2 sold at 43o ; oars of feed • offering west
at 80a, with 87o bid. Oahe—Buyers quot-
ing white at 26o and mixed ab 25o West ;
cars on the track here quoted at 30e.
Peas—Seven cars of Na. 2 sold North
and West.
TORONTO, Oat. 16.—Reoei is at the
Western Cattle Market to -day were not
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heavy, only 63 carloads all told. These
included 343 sheepand lambs 386 hog.,
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and the conal queof naives, Buhers
were in only fair attendance. There.
were six carloads of Manitoba oattle on
the market. There was practically no
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buying in export cattle, the season being
over. Prices are no better, Sp per lb.
being the top. Most of she cattle in -
tended for exporters were taken as feed-
ere. In butchers' cattle the market was
quiet and stead Prices ran ed fromfree
Dente to 9} Dente per pound, ranged
ng gARMS
to quality. Not many really Choice,
bueohers' cattle reosived. Stockers and
feeders was the line receiving most at.
tention to.day. Buyers who have been
dealing [n export cattle and man
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cattle buyers are operating in this line
now. There were not enough in to eup-
ply�the demand. There are several
buyers to fill, and the roper class of
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cattle are hard to get. Although some
few really choice heavy cattle brought a
fraction over Sa per pound, that was
about he outside. Poor otookers sold
away down, soma as low as 190 per lb.
In hogs, although offerings were not
quite so beavy as they have been for
time, the market remains weak,
best bacon )logs for the export trade
fetching only 94.60, fel and watered
about $4.70, weighed off the oars. In
sheep and lambs the feeling continues
weak ; export sheep were selling from
only o8o to neo pox er two fanny lotsxgoing quality, to alig
fraction over these figures.
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''C7(T INC1RESTER REPEATING
, VV Roas 10 shooter, only used for a
short time. Will bo sold at a bargain.
` G. A., DEADMAN, Druggist, &o,
QUANTITY of trimmed millinery at Dost.
Mlse RUDDICH,
THE Listowel Bannnr has put in a
type eating machine.
Seneca, Board did not meet on Friday
as there was nota quorum.
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POSTPONED xaess on Brussels Driving
Park Saturday of this week.
EAST Huron adjourned Conservative
Convection will be held in Gorrie next
Friday to select a candidate.
WRaxETER has a new base ball player.
His name Sanderson. We hope the
genial J. W. will not be compelled to go
ont on the fly as the nights grow old,
and run bases with the youngster.
A Ramon, Clerk of 4tb Division Genet,
intends removing his office from the
Graham block, where it has been for
years, to the rear of his hardware afore,$5,00,
two doors North of the postnffioe, where
a comfortable room has been fitted nip.
To RE•OROANIZE.—Thin (Fridey) even-
ing at 8 o'olock the Yonng Liberals of
Brussels and surrounding country are
asked to attend a meeting in the Odd
Fellows' Hall for the election of oflioe
bearers for the ensuing year in mimeo.
tion with the Young Men's Liberal Club,
A large attendance asked for.
A Now enclosed desk and an upholster.
ed arm obair have been placed in the
Town full, Braseele, for the comfort and
convenience of Sadge Doyle while in et.
tendanee at Division Courts. These were
placed there at the Judge's request but ab
the expense of the corporation. The
latter receives au animal fee from Grey
and Morris townships to assist in defray.
ing expenses of holding the Court here.
nt=AUcHNeenme.—Donald Lamont,
of Grey, who is visiting relations in Ar-
gyleabire, sent a bunoh of heather, a
genuine Scotoh thistle and a sample of
broom corn to A. Reid, Brussels, this
week. The much prized heather was
distributed among the members of Ben
Lomond Camp, S. 0. S., Tuesday even-
ing. The editor of THE Peer was also
remembered by Mr. Reid.
HY'IobbAL,—A most interestingevent
took place at Rat Portage, when Anson
J. Pybus, son of John Pybus, of Brussels,
and Mies Margarie Carr were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony, on the 10th
of October. They started on their bridal
y
tour the following day. Mr. Pybus has
been an employee to the 0. P. R. freight
sheds in Winnipeg for the last G years
and the Company furnished them tickets
of charge. May happiness, health
and prosperity be their portion.
POSTPONED RAOEs.—The speeding eon-
teats which did not take phos on
Fall Fair day, owing to the rain
will come off on Saturday afternoon
of this week. There are 8 entries
in the farmers' xa0e and G in the 3
minute trot. The events will be the best
2 in 3, mile heats, Association rules to
govern. Weather clause to prevail. The
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track is in eerst•class condition, Ladies
admitted free to the Park. Races called
at 1 o'clock,
MFDICAT. ASSOCIATION.—The regular
quarterly meeting of the Huron Medical
Association, was held in the Town Hall,
Clinton, on the Oth Inst, This was an
exceptionally interesting meeting, when
some valuable papers were presented by
the members, especially those of Dr.
oGf Wing, of Brussels, and Dr. Kennedy,
of Wingham, As Huron boasts of ons of Lthebs
Westebest rn peninsula,sicians snd the meetings haldtby
the association are of great value to the
profession. g
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Toon PRO'[ THE G. T. R. New time
table on the Grand Trunk but no change
0n the W. G. & B. division: Hunters'
excursion at single fare retard tickets isj'jl'a8aelg
announced, good from Oot. 10th to Deo.
10t,—Two care of gravel have been pat
in the cattle pane in the station yard bods
ctinders ders ibe ln asd short time.ople Thisof is aals of good
move.—D. Morias: Assistant Superin•
tendent, made a brief visit to Brusrels
thie _The oars is
Laxed to its limit stliese daupply of ys
lata,—Hay shipping be tun neatmwee Ig
—Amonggthe oa going gfreights daring
the past week were 6 oars of lumber by
L. McDonald & Oo., Wal m ; a car of
salt to Boston, to me w,• h their beans,1ttopuso
we suppose ; 3 care of oa,.e by Backer &
Vanatone, and a oar of hogs by the same
firm ; 5 oars of peas a0d a car of flour by
Stewart & Grebam ; 2 °are 01 pobatoee
by W, H. 111aCraokon ; 8 oars of lambs
by Clegg &Dames ; 1 car lambs by Jno,
ltoddink ; 1 oar of hogs by Scott& Jones,
-More than one train' has had to . slow
xp North 01 Brttaeola to save the 1110 of
lohn Connolly, a well known 'obaraotee,
.who often takes the tie dense to his-
carding plane. The G. T. R. authorities,
will send him to Godorioh jail if he does
nob keep off their premises.—Harry
James reosived A oar 01 tile this week,
ANTED TO PURCHASE A'
house containing about seven or
eJgbt rooms and kitchen, and about 3 sore
lot, -near business part of village. State
pride wanted. address
MRS. J. WALIIBB,
Roseville.
Q't TRAY ED ON THE PREM—
1�7 nine of the,undersigned, on Sunday
Lith Met., one rig. The owner is roqueeted
is
to prove property; pa expenses and take it
away. tJOHN PIITLAND,
Brussels, Cote 14th, 18x4,
THREE HUNDRED
3 OO. bDya i to sasa eR dap-
ins the nestle days, buy that valuable prop -
5500 further as the Brussels
n ppS toting Rink.
G. to BLrueo
Da rrietor, Bxcaecle;
STRAYED. FROM LOT 1, CON.
t-7 14, Grey, an or about Sept. lab, a large
leaiinato her xocove if wtAne Information
re-
warded. TEOB, GOVIlNL00R,
11-4 eaaforth P. 0.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
Mai asepiosninggu On Lob 14, s00s
ppsi 11 d 4r °
15 and le, Greyeither }ri£h or without doge,
will be dealt with acoorcting to law.
JAS, DOUGLAS,
lt•1 Proprietor,
STOLEN FROM THE PREM—
lens of theunde,•signed, Lob 10, Oen. 10,
Grey, on Tuesday night, Sept. 18th, a road
cart, est of .single harness and horse binn-
cover) wiVllbo sumitub y reward gto their re-
JAILS HOUSTON
10-4 Walton 1'. 0.
NOTICE 1
The Partnership heretofore existing be-
the name of as or & makers,
twrth fir undersigned, as briokemakers, has
thin day been dissolved by mutual consent,
this
All moubys One the said o :I aro to bps paid
d tea n liabilities who will .also payall
debts and liabilities of the said Co. partner -
ship.
Dated at Brussels this 17th day of October,
1834.
A. HUNTER, JAOOB E ISS. 17R,
14-g Wiboseo. JOHN WEIS8.
eorrz-
,S-ANDERSON.—In Wroxeter, on the 7611
inst., the wife of Mr. J. W. Sander:
son of a eon.
Mormon.—In Grey,. on Cot.10th, the wife
of Mr. John McLeod of a daughter.
FEnaueoN.—In Belgrave, on Oot. 8th,
the wife of Mr. Andrew Ferguson of
a son.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.—THE UN -
.JC DERsxaxnD has eavnral good Name for
sale smite rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. 11' 5, SOOTT.Bruesele,
M.ax;;rxfan,
ADRoANDER—.GRAY,—At the residence of
0 the bride's parents, Ehna, on the
10bh inst., by 1Aev, Mr. Cameron, of
Garth lernington,112r. William John
Alexander, to Miss Sarah Gray,,
of Mr. Robert Gray, all of
Elmo.
Gmson-MlLnna.—In Morrie, on the 16th
lass. at the residence of the bride's
areata, byRev. A. Y. Hartle Mr.
Thos A. Gibson, of Wrosetor, to
Miss A•nee, daughter of Inspector
Jno, R.Amer.some
FARM TO RENT FOR ANUM—
nER of years. Said farm Loin Lo
' i 27 andN.10. pt 26, o°n• e, Mor,•i,,00nt
seining 150 acres, For further particulars
apply to JOHN MOONEY, Enmesh% P. O.
or to W. 0. STRIBTTON
Landeastor, Ohio. _
1 1ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN—
LSF DERsiaxED oWers bis splendid Teo ore
farm, being Lots 17 and 18, e, Grey, r
sago, About 180 acres cleared, halftime ,wood•
&e, Good brick h0090, bank barn orchard,
&e. Well watered and folioed, For prion,
terms, &c„ apply to
A, G. WELSH, Proprietors
52•t0 Ethel 1. Q.
=MMD-
I{ome Grey, On Oat. 14th, Selina
Smart, beloved wife of William
King, aged 66 years and 6 months.
QDrnP,-In RIMEL, on Oot. Gth, the infant
shill of Albert Qilipp.
S'HTrr.—In Elma, On pat. 8rd, Harvey
Clarence, youngesb eon of Thomas
Smith, aged 2 years and 10 months.
Wlvreox.—In Wingham; 0n ;Oct. 1211,
Crowell Willson, ex•M.P., East
Middlesex, in his 80111 year.
•
, r
�AM DENT.—FOR 118 undersigned AEoffers his to
ac,„ farm, Doing Lots 12 and ly 813, Con. e,
Gray, for sale. On the premises is 0, 0001,
ei s,f house.
°ro is brit*
150 sores °leered
balance bush. A will •bbargarent Do given, I
of years, the
iarrn wiler jartit rented for price
01 300 &o,, apply to
ItOBT. MoIO t> , Proprietor,
11.8 Gerrie, P. 0.
or to JAMES A, FRAIN,Braseols,
exx,vssrnz.�s xxaMECMITsi
Fall Wheat, 47 48
.Spring Wheat 46 48
Barley ...... ... ... 85 88
Peas 48 40
Oats 24 2G
Eggs pereer dozentubs delle,... 18 00
Flour per' barrel....,..... 3 00 8 50
Potatoes 85 00
Hay per ton 5 00 6 00
Salt pet bbl., retail...... 1 00 00
Hides trimmed 8
Hides rough 2 2l
Sheep.sklne each20 40
AAppbee pbbl.. 1 50 1 75
Wool per16 17
Pork, Live ... . , ..... • 4 50 00
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..9.17mTso .r sax,Ea-
Notice to Creditors.
Erma, Cov, 19th.—Clearingout sale
of farm stook, implements, a, lot 1,
Con.. 6, Groy, Salo unroaeived, oom-
menses et 12 noon, Thos: MoLauchlin,
Pr�opp., Geo. Kirkby Aua,
�VEDNusnAV OOT. 24.—Thorobred cat-
tle and well bred Leicester sheep, . Lot
17, Con. 10 Morris. Sole unreserved, at
1 o'clock • :;Neil McDonald, Prop, Geo;
Kirkby, Ana.Lomb
Fns, & Oot. 28th.—Farm stook, imple•
menta, &o. Lot 20, eon, 0, Morrie. Sale,
' at 1 p. Am. Wm. 01 an'
Prop., P.
P Tvasnes Oottt80th.—Farm stook and
implements. Lot 10, .eon. 10, Grey,
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m.' Jno, Brown,
Pro F. S. Scott, amt. -
p'
Pursuant 00, to t ho provisionaof Chapter 110
tarje°n1088of theRevised Statutes
b051010, notice
is hereby
y Bion; that all arsons havin�
Smalee, sof t the the
Village of Sousa iSamuel in the
County of Buren, Merchant, who died on or
about the Eighteenth day of September; A.
pre -paid, 8'r00 ereb t 10 W. M, 6inolalrtyp the
village of Brussels,in the County of Huron
l Executrix of the estate of
Solicitorfor
Bma18, deceased, on or be -
tore the Twentieth day of October, October, A. D.
ane' adotr'esseeo statementwriting 1 vartioulare of
their elaime and of the a full
(if any
held by them and that after the said Ttven
tieth da of October, the mid Executrix will
y
prooeed to distribute the assets of the Raid
Samuel lineal ,e amongst the partlee entitled
thereto, baying regard only to claims ce
which notice shall leave boob given a above
reg aired and the said Iixoeutrix will nob be
thereof, to anon xhs said as , Or any oars
, i pore Or persons, f wit06
Maim or claims notice shall not 1000 Mon
0eoelveil, ab the time of Shah distribution.
Datnd at Brueosls, tih0 e.lventy Sixth dee
of Septoebber, A, D„ 1804.
10y. M. 815011.41$,
90501ter for lbxtputriz.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
MU RB SHIN G OUTFIT ' FOR
' Sale,-2•bo nndereipg004 o0erefot tai&
hie Abel engine and a win eltor, both in
. good 100011100 order, He will also dispose of
his Ohtnglo min. Reason for selling, ilt
1lealtb. A bargain will be given. lar
further paltiaulars es to pgrice, berms, &o„
apply to RICHARD M10015ELL,
041 Lob 16,Con, O,Seey,Or OranbreebP 0,
PETEnDOaO', Ont., Oct.. 10.—At the
regular meeting of the Pebeeboro' Cheese
Board to -day the salsa 10800 very small,
sellers holding off for higher priaes, Nine
thousand fear hundred and ninety-seven
boxes were boarded • 775 boxes sold at
+
loge ; 778 boxes at 10}o.
OPT. 19, ;189
DOOMED
TO B''
Within the Next 4 Weeks,
The Balance of .our Beaubi.
Rul Stook of Wall Papers.
MoWherrgls' sentence has been com-
muted le imprisonment for life but the
1i'noister o£ 4 nstioe can have no 507 Omit
17videuoe le se unmistakeable t hat our.
lirices are right that the sentence must bo
enforced and all must be sold,
Give us a oall before purabasing else-
where.
All papers bought from us will be hung
by a first,olags paper -banger at loweet
prioe.
JAS. FOX.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING:
R. Solicitor and donveyaneer. Ooileo-
Il. TAYLOR, BARRISTER
time made. O1goe—Vanstonees Cloak, Bras.
eels, 21 -em
'TXT M. SINCLAIR, .
•NAT
• Solicitor Oonveyancer,Notai•yyub•
Ho, &o, Omoe—'Vanetono's Block, i door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
fAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
VV Banisters, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Goderdob, Ont.
Al. 0 OAn0EDON, 0. 0„ PHILIP Norm,
moDLET nemesis.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. pate of Garrow &
Proudfoot'a Oifloe, Goderioh.) Oiiioe oyer
Gillian & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
1) E N'xX' T 1
M. CAVANAGH, L. D• S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College or Dental
Surgeons, Ontario and of Toronto Uni-
versity, Oow ore -Over A.R. Smith's Store.
Brussels, Will vieit Wroxeter the 1st and
Srd Mondays and Blyth the 2nd and 4th
Wednesdays of each month.
DR. DAVIDSON
Honor Graduate Toronto Univereity,.
Liesatiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Grown and Bridge work a speoialt Moder-
ate Foes, Satisfaction Assured. Osco over
Barrett's barbershop, Turnberry St„ Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
T D. .WARWICK,
el • Honor ,Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat alt
diseases of domesticated animals In a com-
petent manner, Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Oildoe and Infirmary—Nom doors
north of bridge: 'l'nrnborry et.; Brussels.
. H. MOORE, V. S.,
H. M„V, M. S. Graduate 0f the
Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all
domesticated animals treated ou scientific
prinaiples. Horse dentistry and diseases of
horned cattle a specialty. Calle promptly
attended to, Oflioe, over Johnston & Ooch-
rane's marble works. Infirmary at Beattie'&
livery barn,Bxussels, Ont. 26.
MEDICAL CARDS.
ir •
U • A. McNAUGHTON, M. D.
0,M.,L.R.C.P., Edinburgh, M. O. P.
S. Ont. Residence and of20e In Wilson's
Block, corner of 11111. and Turnberry Ste.
JM. ARMSTRONG,.M. D.
Physician, Surgeon A000ncher, eta.-
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont. Orman—Next door to
McDonald & 00„ Walton Out,
AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN
A.• Auctioneer, Is always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terms
cheerfully given. Oranhrook P.O.' Sales
may be arranged at Tao POST Publishing
House, Brussels. '
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Aoobiouoer. Sales conduct
orlon reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stook a specialty. Orders loft at Tan Pon
PubliebingHouse, BruSnots, or sent to Walton
P. 0., willreoeive prompt attention.
HAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN
en as an Auotioneer, I am prepared
to conduct sales of farm stock at reasonable
prices. 'Knowing the -standingof nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks midget good' security when sold
on credit. Satisfaction: guneantoorl, Give
Mea ova. ' 82- 1 S. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
17 H.
MoCRAOKEN,
V 7 • IesurerafMarriageLieensoe. Office
at his Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
• Toneorlal Artist' Shop—Next door
south of A. M. MoKay & 0o's hardware store,
Ladies' and eltildrens hair outting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
ensue NOE,.
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A P1UNTIOR,
Olesk of the Fourth Division Court
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, Funds
invested and to loan. Oollootione made.
Oifloe in Graham's Block, Brussels.
ISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher Of instrumental music, oh
Piano or organ:' Will visit Wingham Taos -
day and Wedueeday of °noh week. Rosi.,
demo on Princess Street, Brussels.
TA. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
• Organist in St. John's Church, Brae -
male, and 0,111111, in the Art of :Teaching, of A.
W. Thayer, Mud, Doo., NOW York, wilt give
lumina to pupils either on piano or organ,
at hie parlor ever A. R, Smith's store,Brue.
sets. Vooal lessons oleo given. Terms mod.
orate.