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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-10-26, Page 8tl'" i UVSSELS POST Q. 20, 18' Siui BQQxS. We are prepared to eupply school booke mud school supplies of all kinds. We have resolved part of our importation cf BlBL.SS, HYMN$, &C, We have au excellent solectlou of Bible%containing either the Pres- byterian hymnal .or the Metha• duet Hymns, There is an fnprem- lug demand for a email Bible with large print, This is aecoiuplished by having very thin paper of extra quality. We bave good values fn these. For S. S. teachers and for presentation we have them Morocco Bindings, containing e concordance and other valuable belpe, G A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Bookseller, &o. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. BOUTEERN EXTENSION. W. G. & 5, Trains leave Brueeels Station, North nd South, as follows: Genie Sours, GING NCRTE. Mail 0:54 a.m. I Mixed 9:45 a.m. Express 11:59 am. Mull 8:18 p.m, taxed 9:00 p.m. Express 9:48 p.m,. Pral A ahiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. QUANTITY of trimmed millinery at cost. Muse Repines. DIVISION Court was held on Wednes. day, Judge Doyle presiding. Senna, items of District correspond- enoe are crowded out tbisweek. COLD in the head—Nasal Balm gives instant relief ; speedily cures. Never fails, PRooeoTIoN examinations were on the program in Brussels Public school last week. LAOELIN MCNEIL is extending the dram along Thomas street to benefit the cellar of his cottage. JAinoe Fox has been elected a Director of Brussels Mechanics' Institute in place of J. T. Pepper, removed. TEDDIE GRowAR,a youth or 14 years, went out one afternoon last week and bag- ged thres rabbits. He ie said to be a good shot. 013ARLIE Kenifexr, had the misfortune to elite the first finger of his right hand in a turnip slicer this week and is tem. porarily laid off work. FURNITURE BARGAINS.—R. Leathardale bas purchased $1,000 worth of new furniture at a big reduction, and the biggest bargains ever offered in Brussels will be given, Look out for advt. in next week's issue. R. N. BARRETT, accompanied Messrs. Embury, Rutledge and Jones to Stokes' Bay, Bruce Peninsula this week on a hunting expedition for two weeks. T. Ward, of Listowel, is managing Mr. Barrett's barber shop. TEE RINE To Go.—We understand from the proprietor of the Brussels skating rink that nnlese it is sold or rented during this month that be pur- poses having it taken down and the material utilized in building. If we are going to de anything in skatiog and curling somebody should hustle in taking hold of it. Fier INesRAxcE.—You will see by ad. vertisement elsewhere that the old and solid Wellington Mutual Insurance Co., of over 50 years since first eeteblish- ed,in Guelph, have opened an office in Brussels under the charge of J. A. Creighton as agent. We bespeak a large share of business for the Wellington Mutual in this district. LI\,'REn FOR LIFE.—On Thursday, Oet, llth, Jos. J. Golley, V. S. formerly of Brussels, and Mies Margaret Johnston were joined in tbe hely bonds of matri- mony by the Rev. E. W. Hughes, of Adelaide, at the residence of the bride's mother Victoria street, Wingham, before e large number of invited guests. After the conclusion of the ceremony, all sat down to a. bountifulropest. The presents were useful, ornamental and costly, and testified the high esteem in which the young couple were held by their many friends. THE Pose extends congratula- tions. AT THE G. T. R,—Station Agent Ken. dell is off duty, owing to illness, and his plane is being filled by J. Woods, reliev- ing agent, of Toronto.—Meeers. Backer Vanstone shipped a car of live hogs on Tuesday.—Last Wednesday Messrs. Clegg & Dames forwarded a oar of lambs to the Eastern markets.—John Roddick oleo shipped a car of lambs this week from Henfryn.—Sportsmen, dogs and rifles are forming a eonspiououe part of the passenger traffic these days. Deer will stand a poor show this Fell in Mus- koka,—Any stranger, carrying a bleak valise, was closely scrutinized as the various trains same to Brussels depot. One gentleman was asked as to hie pedi- gree but turned out to be a book agent who had canvassed this place on a form- er occasion.—Several special freight trains have been ran this week to relieve the pressure hi grain chipping. HORSE RACES.—Last Saturday after- noon the ranee postponed from Fair day carie off, on the Brussels Driving Perk, iu the presence of a good attendance con- sidering the short notice, There were seven horses started in the Farmers' rase and come rare sport was on the program. Wm. Wilson's horse was too speedy for the field and won let money. D. Van. norther' took 2nd and 0,-,, Beet 8rd. In the 8 minute trot there were 6 entries. -First money went to A. Forbes, Sea - forth ; 2nd to A. Scott, of the same town ; and 3rd to P. Scott, Brussels. R. Roach officiated as judge and gave good satisfaction. The Committee, who took Mien themselves) the responsibility of eondueting the races, cleared themselves after all prizes, &o,, were paid, East Huron Agricultural Society had nothing, to do with them. The track, was in good Shape and the weather all that could be desired. As theofiloial time pard wee' not hung out the coma time cannot be given but, we uederetand, that Robert J'e, record was not beaten. gOese'rsx of trimmed Millieeey et coat, Alinas ROM*, W, Il . $INonbso oilers the Bruesele Eleetria ligbtplant for sale, Ilaw subeert.bere are 'coming in at a lively rate to TIM Pear for 1800, QitlTe a nuplber of Brusselibee vieited Liatowellast Sabbath and attended the fauns] of the late hilae Reibb. A conaases = of Odd l!ellowe went to Wlugbein on Thursday le visit. their three link brethren and receive degrees, Ron%, Sovatr, of Neale, had a wild eat in town last Monday. It was Slot by hie eon at the rear of their farm. This le the second cwt killed there this year, A New Dry Goods stack has been placed in the Garfield Rouge. Bruesele, this week by the J. Gould 00, of London, The opening day will be Saturday of hie week. Dien,. -Lamb Monday, 0obwvies, the infant pen of R,pbeet and Manor Watt died, aged 15 days. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon, interment being made at Bruesele cemetery. Leo Age FogNp,—The other day Tee- eie Switzer, of Grey, who is attending Brussels Peblio sohool, had the miefor• tune to lose a 95.00 bill. The money was found by One Smith, Thomas street, who promptly reterned it to the over- joyed owner.; JAS. PnRa1Na aro TO 105 aiAN,—East Huron Ooneervatives meet in adjourned Convention, ab Gerrie, on Friday after- noon of this week, to nominate a candi- date,who is said to be James Perkins, of that village, if he will accept. Ilon, Olerke Wallaoe is announced to be pres- ent. BRUsaELs 4'Ieohanfea' lnetitute Direc- tors are arranging for the coming of Mr. Ramsay, on Tuesday, Deo. 4th, to give his already celebrated entertainment "A Trip round the World," yiewS of the leading cities, &o„ of the Continents in. terspersed with an interesting disoription of the views, humor and song. Mr. Ram. say is a great favorite in Bruesele and the reserved seat plan should call out a rush when planed before the public. Deemer town Council has wisely re• yoked the leasing system proposed in the purchase of a Ronald engine and will submit a by-law to raise $4,000 in 20 years with 5% interest, with which to buy a fire steamer. Voting takes place on Nov, '17th. ' The Durham Review says :--The ballot will give the double privilege of voting for or against the by- law, and a ahoioe between Ronald and Waterous engines. PRIZES AWARDED.—President Ferguson and Secretary Stewart spent three days last week inspecting the various acre plots of turnips entered in competition for the prizes offered by the East Huron Agricultural Society. After oarefully going over the exhibition lots the awards were made ,.+ follows :—let, Bird Bros., Grey ; 2nd, James Ireland, jr., Grey ; 8rd, Alex. Gardiner, MoKiliop. Yonne LmenoLs.—At the meeting of the Young Liberal Club, held last Friday evening in the Odd Fellows' Hall the following officers were elected ;— President, G. F. Blair ; Vioe•President, J. H. Cameron ; Secretary, Jas. Fox ; Treasurer, A. Causley ; Oommittie, J.. Ferguson, W. A. Edgar, A. Strachan, J. Mo$ain and W. H. Kerr. A goof program will be marked out for the Winter and an enjoyable time is assured. Ei'wORTE LEAGUE.—Monday evening the subject and program of the Epworth League was "The Sun." On this topio, introduced by Reginald Fetcher in a neat address, were good readings by Mies Minnie Moore, Mre. Dobson, and Miss' Eva Turnbull, and solos by Miss Lizzie Sample and Miss Bessie Moore. The President occupied the chair. New topic cards, covering 8 months' work, were distributed and promise many interest- ing evenings during the Fall and Winter. Meetings are held every Monday evening in the School room of the Methodist church, beginning at 7.45 o'clock. Gown eo snE GRAVE.—Wm. Vanetone, of Wingham, who recently returned from a visit to the 01d Country, contracted a cold on the ocean that resulted in his death last Sabbath. He wae unmarried and was only 82 years and 10 months of age. The funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, was largely attended. About 50 Odd Fellows and 80 or 40 Orangemen march- ed in the proeeesion. Rev. David Perrie was the officiating minister. R. M. Dickson and Jno. McAlpine represented Western Star Lodge No. 149, L 0, 0. F„ Brussels, The deceased was a cousin to W. F. Vanetone, of this town, Loos out for cold weather, but ride in- side of the Electric Lighted and Steam Heated Vestibule Apartment trains of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, and you will be as warm, comfortable, and cheerful as in your own library or boudoir. To travel between Chicago, St. Paul, and Minneapolis, or between Chicago, Omaha and Sioux City in these luxuriously appointed trains, is a supreme satisfaction ; and, as the somewhat ancient advertisement used to read, "for further partioulare, see small bills. Small bills (and large ones too) will be accepted for the pas. sage and Bleeping oar tickets: For detail information, address A. J. Taylor, Oen. adian Passenger Agent, Toronto, Ont. L 0. G. T. DISTRICT Lonou.—The quarterly meeting of District Lodge No. 24, Independent Order of Good Tempters, was held in the 'Temperance Hall, Londeaboro, on Tuesday of last week, with D. 0. T. Murdoch, Lncknow, in the chair, and a fair representation of mem leers present. Reports from the various lodges indicated a falling off in member- ship in some lodges, while the interest was well maintained in others, The net membership in the district is at present 770, as against 803 last quarter. Reso- lutions were passed, recommending the employment of an organizer, whose duty it shall be to open up new lodges, and visit weak ones ; also to the effeob that every lodge in the distriob'should be visited at least once a g0arter, by some member of the executive committee. Secretaries of lodges were strongly urged to supply local papers with items of news relatingto local temperance organ. izabions. Te Grand Chief Templer of Outerio, Mr. Andrews, of Hamilton, was proeenb, and also the Grand Sec- retary, F. S, Spence, and both of these gentlemen delivered stirring addresses, giving words of eneoueagement to the delegates. .This was the first visit of Mr. Andrews to this section, and he was mush pleased with the temperauee spirit displayed, while the merebere were glad to have the Grand Ofacere present. The. members of Londssboro lodge provided'' refreshments for all present, Iwhioh, were served in the. Foresters' Hall. It was decided to hold the next meting at Blyth at a time to be fined bythe executive, QOANee .. B3raes0n18.---We5neadey even. lull, at 5 o'olook, ORM/ spored another vistary When Elle nuptlel haw van tied by Rev, aro, hose, P. A„ between two well known tfesidente of Bruesele, the groom being Andrew :Sample, son of Hebert Sample, and, the bride, Mise Ew- ma, the estimable daughter of Jolie Vincent, Queen street, at whose rosidenoe the oerswouy was performed, Mise Hattie Vincent olligiabed as bridesmaid and ADthgny Sample was the grooms- man. The bride wed bridesmaid looked charming in eroam dolmen dreeses, The wedding gifts were nnmerono, acedy and useful. The wants of the inner -man were abundantly provided for in the well 'eddied tablee in the dining room. Mr. Sample and bride took the night train for a brief wedding trip, after whish they will assume heneekeepieg on their own aaoount, In addition to the many ex. pression of good will for the happy couple py the gusste, a large circle of relatives and friends join in the eongratulatione, THE Fon among the number. Munn ax THE TaAIN.—Blood-curdling events are orowding each other in the Listowel diebriot. As the train from Palmerston to Stratford was approaching Listowel about 2,20 p, m. Wednesday, Francis Kelly, brother-in-law be Wm. Norton, Listowel, and bortber to Mire. S. Hindes and Jas, Felly, Brussels, was killed, 'Kelly went up the track a short time previous and when seen by Engine Driver Endoox and Condnetor Buchanan was leaning against a sign post' about a mile North of the town. When the train approached within a few yards of him he deliberately threw himself in front of the engine. The head was entirely separ- ated from the body and the legs were ter- ribly mangled. The remains were gatller. ed up by the seotionmen and brought to the station, awaiting the arrival of a cor- oner from Stratford. No motive is - as. signed for the rash act,except that the mail,/the been in poor health for mime time. The exoitemenb about the Jessie Keith tragedy bas now been directed in another channel. Business Locals. DRY stove wood for sale. ADAM GOOD. Glares' atMaAlpino's at 85 Dents per basket. Quawoxox of trimmed millinery at coat. MISS BODDIOR. HARNESS greatly reduced inprioes at H. Dennis', Brussels. Tamen stook of Horse Blankets. and ReJea ,.s low prices at H. Dennis', Brus- sels. Ona prices sell our single harness every time. Come and see them. I. C. Roos - ARDS. Fon sale cheap, two sets second hand harness, one set team and one set single. L 0. Rico/ARDS. BoaiDEna.—Aocommodabion for two boarders at a private home. Reasonable rates. Apply ab TIM ' Pose Publishing House. • BNxTTINo.—Mary E. Howe, of the firm of Howe & Co., le prepared to take in knitting, or knit to order, soaks, stockings, cardigan jaokets, &o. Will exchange goods for wool. Store, one door South of the Woollen mill, Brussels. Give us a call. F. S. SaooT will conduct any sale of Farm stock as auctioneer during the months of October and November for. $5.00. Knowing the standing of nearly every one he is in a position to sell to good marks, and guarantees satisfaction He will also see that your notes are promptly drawn and signed. Dates can be. arranged at THE Pose Publishing House, Bruesele. WELL -DIGGING Ann Dnmsiao.—George Birt bas all the necessary machinery for digging and drilling wells and is prepar- ed to attend to all work entrusted to him' in a way that will insure satisfaction. Wella cleaned out and put in proper shape. Terms reasonable. Residenoe second door north of the bridge, west side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 34-tf Canadian. Nevis'. J. McGregor, of Bentiook, broke his neck by a fall. Mrs. W. A. Christy, of Bloomfield, was found downed. Mr. McCarthy and Col. O'Brien spoke at Walkerton on politioal issues. A young woman, calling herself Miss Eaton, of Toronto, has been victimizing many Buffalo people. John Warnock was found guilty of manslaughter ab the Chatham Assizes for the killing of John Radcliffe. An attempt wae made Saturday about two miles east of Mount Forest, to wreck the C. P. R. passenger train due there at 9:30. A tie was thrown across the track, but no serious result occurred except, damage to the engine. No glue to the desperadoes. A sad case of suited° by poisoning took place recently at Richard Bennet's in liowiek, near Gerrie. It was Miss Mag- gie Peterman, a young girl of about 17 years, a daughter of James Peterman, who lives on the boundary line of Car- rick and Culross, who thus took her own life. She bad been employed at Mr. Bennet's as a servant. On Oat. 11th, when,alone in the hones, she tools Rome green powder containing Paris green which had been used for painbing. When her mistress returned she was found lying on the bed and green matter on the floor gave evidence of her having vomited some of the poison. She died next day. KENNEDY.—In Wingham, on the 14th the wife of Dr. J. P. Kennedy of a daughter. MoP'Emneon.—In Wingham, on Oct. 17th the wife of Mr. E. MoPheeson of a daughter. A1,000x.—In Grey, on Oat. 18152, the Wife of Mr. R. Al000k of a eon. WrrxmR:-In Farnaum, Nebraska, on Sept. 25th, the wife of Mr. Jerry Walker, formerly of Grey townehip, of a eon.. ZlenwN.-ln Atwood,- on Oot. 15th, the wife of Mr. Henry Zienean of a daughter. Ross—MOKoz. At the residence of Mr. James Ireland, Morrie, on Oot. 245h, by Rev. David Miller, Mr. Robert H. Roes, of Wroxeter, to Miss Maggie G. McKay. Saoex—CotnsE —On October 3rd, at Cook's ohuroh, Toronto, by Rev, Wm, Patterson, Mise Lottie Clarke, of Wingham, to Mr, Jae. E. $oobt, of London, England. 274r/X,4.Rr/•B..F•MD 134 I IC 11,G' 04X 4,7244, 4, HEAD OFFiQE, TQRQNTQ, A.SS14Tt}, (Seven Ac(illiou Dollars) $7,000,000 OAP.ITAL (Authorized) . . $2,000,420 Agenafos ht ellprtneepat,pointe 50 Ontario, f uobeo,Afantibeba, Une''tod Stabea.s6F5yianli.. Xa'i_i6°s7°409$e'ti'el}i' +tw . A General Banking Businese Transaobed, Faunae' Notes, Discounted, Pratte Issued and Colleotione made on all points, SAINGS RANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards Prom date of deposit to date of withdrawal and compounded half yearly. $reals ATTENTION aloes' TO THE Comoro ION OF FAnuene' SALE Nodes, ]very facility afforded Oustomere living at a distanoe, J. A. STEWART, MANAassu. GILLI111 S ^•�pp8L �SMVCtX'T II, BC 110, T NI Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on ell points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. FARMERS NOTES DISCOUNTED. SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY. "armies Dame Ppm rraud3r. r. Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com- pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Prinoipal at the end of the Months of Oobober and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits, Wo Wed to write XDanrmiee In 01d English or Canadian Companies, or in Mut- ual Companies as maybe desired. AGENTS Fon CANADA AND UNxoisn STATES TEE CANADIAN BANK Or OOMixl non. Cunmre—Ronrio.-At the residence of the bride's parents, on Ootober 17112, by Rev. J. W. Pring, Mr. Joseph E. Curtin, of Morris, bo Mise Mary Edith Rolph, eldest daughter of Mr. John Roiph, of Turnberry. HeNoEaaoN—LrnnLaoen.—At the regi. dente of the bride's mother, Lower Wingham, on the 17th inst., by the Rev. D. Perris, 14fr. Thos. M. Hen. Berson, of Morrie, to Miss Clara Link later, Goemme—Josiesxon.—Ab the residence of tbe bride's mother, Wingbam, on the 11th inst., by Rev. E. W. Hughes, Mr. Jos. J. Colley, V. S., to Mies Margaret Johnston, daughter of the late W. H. Johnston. MoCnnn—Fox,-In St. Mary's thumb, Saginaw, on the 2nd inst., by Rev. Father Dalton, Mr. E. Mo- Oarthy, Saginaw, to Miss Nellie, youngest daughter of Mre. 0. Foy, of Saginaw, formerly of Blyth. $Aawsu—VINCENT.—Ab the residence of the bride's father, Queen street, Brus- sels, on Oob, 24th, by Rev. Jno. Ross, B. A., Mr. Andrew Semple, to Mise Emma, daughter of Mr. John Yin- cent, all of Brussels. Fonneso—Erseoors•.—In Listowel, on 005. 17th, by Rev. T. C. Robinson, Mr. Alexander Forresb, of Elma, to Miss Marla, daughter of Mr. John Ellaoott, of Elms'. ComEEm = — Domnco. — In Kinlougb, Brune Co., on Oat. 10th, by Rev. 3.. Moore, Mr. George Cookerline, of North Bay, formerly of Morrie town. ship, to Miss Mary A., daughter of Mr, Arthur Draney. ensms_ Vaesooaie.—In Wingham, on' Oot. 21st, Wm. S. Vanetone, aged -32 years and 10 months. WATT.—In Brussels, on Oob. 22nd, Oobaviue, infant eon of Robert and Elanor Watt, aged 15 days. A'rTCT20ST SA-TAM/3. FRIDAY, Nov. 2n1.—Lot 12, con. 13, Grey. Farm stook, implements, &c. Sale unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Jno, Coates, Prop. F. S. Soott, Auo. INGEneoLL, Ont. Oot. 23.—Offerings to- day, 5,000 boxes cheese. No Bales, Bidd- ing 9'5o to 101o. Market quiet. OOLsORNiI,Ont„ Oct. 22.—Dear. Sir,— Messrs. James Adam, Son & Co., Liver- pool, this day Cabled : —"Market for apples active, prices ebeady." W. H. Paoossot & So. The first shipment of Canadian cattle to France was landed at St. Malo on Tuesday, 2nd inet, ex -Bruxelles. The oonsignment numbered 400 head (two were lost), and were shipped by Louie Delmore, Montreal, on 'mount of a Frenoh dealer. A second shipment will be despatched about three weeks hence. It is said that should the speculation, prove successful arrangements will be made to renew the business at the com- mencement of next season. The cattle were in charge of Johnny Lyndon, who reports that though a long passage was made, the stock was discharged in good shape. EAST Burv5o, N. Y., Oct 28.—Cattlr— Twentybwo oars through ; 2 on Bale, market steady ; sales, light steers, $3.40 to $3,55 ; mixed common to good fat COWS, $1.90 to $2,15,—Hogs—Two oars through ; 20 cars on sale ; .market stronger ; Yorkers, good, $5 to $5697, light $4.95 to $5 ; pigs $4.95 to $5 ; mixed packers $5.05 to $5.10 ; good mediums, $5.10 to $5.15 ; no good heavy here ; roughs, $4 to $4.80.—Sheep and lambs—None through ; 57 care on sale, including 40 hold over ; market dull., and weak ; good mixed sheep, $2 to $2.25; oho= .export welshers, $2.75 to $8 ; -ex- pert awes $2.45 to $2,65,; fair to good light lambs, $2.75 to $8,26 ; cboioe lambs. $3.40 to. $9.75 ; Canada lambs, $3.75 to $4. Tononeo, Oot. 28.—At the Western Cattle Market to -day there were 42 car- loads on the two markets„ which included 807 sheep and lambs and 876 hose. There was no buying for export, and only one or two carloads of that class of cattle were offered, these eventually being die. potted of as stockers. There was no buy. ing for Montreal. In butebera' oattle trade was quiet, but nob dull. All the good cattle sold, and there were only a few of the poorer boasts left in the pens, Prince realized were not remunerative, from 2&c to Bio per : lb., according to quality. The local demand wae merely fair from butohere, moat of the stuff be ing bought as speoulabioo. In stockers and feeders a fair trade was done, and prices were wellheld, ranging from 20 to 8e per lb. Sheep and lambs—A11 sold, and the market was easy. Lambebroughb all the way from $1 to $2,50 per head ; good to straight fat sheep for export Bold for 34e, per lb., those of, poorer quality fetching Sfo per pound. The bog market continues weak. The top figures paid to- day for tbs best bacon hogs wore $4.60 per cwt., $4.65 being paid for only a few of the ohoiaeet weighed off oars. Think, fat hogs brought $4.25 per owt ; stone, 4a per pound ; sows, 4o to 4io per pound; etas 2e per pound,and n stags,p of wanted at all. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. MEN SHROPSHIRE EWE Lambs and 9 buck lambs for sale. Apply to JOHN RODDIO%, 16-tf - Lot 4, Con. HI, Grey. `7TINOHESTER REPEATING Wile, 15 shooter, only used. for a short time. Will be sold ab a bargain G. A. DEADMAN, Drugglsb, &et, WANTED TO PURCHASE A house containing about seven or eight rooms and kitchen and about i acre lot, near. business pari of village. State pride wanted. Address MRS. 3. WALKER, Roseville. STRAYED ON THE PREM– tens of the undersigned, on Sunday, 14th lust., one pig. The owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take it away. JOHN POTLAND. Brussels, Oat,llth, 1654. $300. TI REE HUNDRED N� Dollars in valuable it dur- ing the next 10 days. buy that valuable prop- erty known as the Brussels Sleeting Rink. For further information apply_ to G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels SHEEP STRAYED.—STRAY– MI the premises of the undersigned, Lot 23, Con. 3, Grey, on or about the leen of July, 5 ewes and 8 lambs. The owner is re- quested to prove property, pay expanses and take them away. IVES CAMPBELL, 15-4 Ethel, P. 0, THRESHING OUTFIT FOR Sale.—The u nderaigned offers for sale his Abel Engine and Separator, both in cod working order. Ho will also. dispose of his shingle mill. Reason for selling, ill health. A bargain will be given. For further particulars as to prioe,terms, &o„ a5.1O9Qyopinbro5Lot 15, on.ie, raot P 0 NOTICE ! The Partnership Heretofore existing be- tweentbe undersigned, as brick makers, un - 5 or the firm name of Hanhofer & Weiss, has G AB day been dissolved' by mutual consent. All moneys due the said firm are to be paid to Jacob Hanhofer, who will alto pay all debts and liabilities of the said Co. partner- ship. Dated at Brussels this 17th day of October, 1894. A. HUNTER, I) JA0013 .HANHOFER,' 14.8 Witness.1 JOAN WEISS. REAL ESTATE. VARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN. • a1ne1ONED has several good Farms for Sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships of Morris and Grey. F S. SIOTT,Brussels. FARM TO RENT FOR A NUM - 1311/ of years. Said farm being Lot N } 27 and N. W. pt 28, 00n, 0, Morris, con- taiui n6 100 acr0s. For further particulars apply to JOHN MOONEY, Bruesele P. 0, or to W. 0.6TRETTON Landcaeter, Ohio. T. ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN– L.' mange= offers hit splendid gap sore farm, being Leto 17 and 18, Con. 0, Grey, for Selo. About 100 scree °leered, balance wood- ed. Good brick house, bank barn, orobard, 54.. Well watered ane fenced. Tor price, terms, &c,,, apply to A, G. WELSH, Proprietor, 32.51 Ethel P. 0, FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT,—The undersigned offers his 180 acro farm, tieing Lobs 12 and W } 18, Com 5, Grey. for . We, On the promises is a cam. lortablo brick house, new bank barn, good orobard, wells,fenooe, &o, 130 acres cleared, balance bush. A. bargain will be given. 55 not sold the farm will be rented for a term of years, -Per further partioular0aebeprim, terms, &o„ apply to. ROBT. MolfEE, Proprietor, 11.8 Gerrie, P. 0,, or JAMES A. FRAIN, Brussels. 1ARM FOR SALE,—THE UN- • 01n5r0NEn offers hie' 100 acre farm being Lot 17, Con, 9, Grey, for sale. 71 aoros. cleared balance part hardwood and swamp, Frame house,bankb•rn, young orobard, good wells and otherneoossariee, Swamp le ditched, 1} miles from Oraebrook village,. and 4 miles from Brussels. Possession given in a month alter sale. Fell plowing done and nearly 8 acres of Pall wheat M. Half the Money Gould Mabel for 10 years at 5 per oont, For further particulars apply on the premises or address, Creabroolt 1. 0. WILLIAM WILSON,' 15.51 . Proprietor, PHO OTO. ALBUMS p� —F Olt—�p�' 99 OaI p / M 1 C We will give you a beautiful Pinsh Photo• graph Album, 50me of which can he seen in our window this, week for 99 Conte, for This and Next Week Only, leo don't miss) them et Fox's Drug Store, Orraeli7q QU11uN'p Hoene, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, • - Solicitor and Conveyancer. OoIlee- tions made. O0iee—Venstoue's Biose, Brea - eels. 21,Sm WM. SINCLAIR,' • Soliol'tor, Uonyeyaneer,NobaryPab- lie, &o.Chloe—'Vanstone'a !Block 1 door north of Central Hotel, Private Brands to Loan. Cl.„ F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Proudfoot• ao0igoe' Roderiohj ofGarrett. Gillies &. Smith's :Bank, Brueeels. Money to Loan. 47• DENTAL. IDE INT TI!hT2 M. CAVANAGH, L. D• S., D. D. S., Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Ontario. and of Toronto 03,4-.verelty. OrexoE—Over A.R. Smith's Store Brueeels, Will visit Wroxeter. the. 101 and Ord Mondays and Blyth the 2155' and 4th Wednesdays of each month.. DR. ;DAVIDSON, Honor Graduate Toronto University, Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons. Crown and Bridge work a epeoialty. Moder- ate Fees. Satisfaction Assured, O*oe over Barrett's barber Shop, Turnberry 85., Brus- sels, VETERINARY. elD. WARWICK, • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, ie prepared to treat all diseases of domesticated animals In a com- petent manner. Particular attention paid to 'veterinary denbistry Calle promptly at- tended to. Office and LLn0rmary—Four doors north of bridge- Turnberry et„ Brussels. AirH. MOORE, V. S., • H. M,,v. M. 8. Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all domesticated animals treated on scientific Principles. Horse dentistry and diseases of horned cattle a specialty. Calls promptly attended to. Office, over Johnston & Cooh- rane's marble works. Infirmary at Beattio'e livery barn, Brnseels, Ont. 20 - MEDICAL CARDS. T A. MaNAUGHTON, M. D. cJ • 0, M., L. R. 0.P., Edinburgh, Al. O. P. 5.Ont. Residence and office in Wilson's Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Sts. JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D. • Physician, Surgeon Aeconolmr, etc. Graduate of Toronto University Medical Fa°nity. Member of College of Physioians and Surgeons, Oot. Oman—Nextdoor to McDonald & 0o., Walton Ont.- AUCTIONEERS. A RAYMANN, • Auctioneer, is always ready to at- tend sales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terme cheerfully given. Cranhrook P.O. Sales maybe arranged at Tan POST Publishing House, Brussels. - - !_^1.EORGE KIRKBY, VI Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct eel on reasonable terms. Farms and farm stoclta specialty. Orders left at Tan Pon PpbliehingBouse,Bru sole, or sent to Walton P. 0., will receive prompt attention, HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN- 50 as an Auctioneer, Iamprepared to conduct males of farm stook ab reasonable prioem, knowing the standing of nearly every person I am in a bo anion to sell to • good marks and get good security when sold ouoredit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give mea call, 32- F S, SCOTT. BUSINESS CARDS. H. MoORACKEN, • Issuror of Marriage Licensee. OM= at his Grocery, Turnberry street, Brassela. RN. BARRETT, RN . Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door South of A, M. MoOSay & 0o's hardware store. Ladle e' and ollildrene hair nutting a specialty ROBERT CUNNINGHAM INSURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. ' VELLINGTON' MUTUAL IN- aDltali,E 00. blstabnahed194o. In- 5uranoes effected ou all Town and Farm Property at very low rotes, J. A. CREIGHTON,- 15.3m . Agent, Bruesele. A HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth Division Court Co, Huron. . Conveyancer, Notary Public' Land Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds invented and to loan. Colleotione made. Office 111 Graham's Block, Brussels, MISS O'CONNOR, R. T,,. Teacher of instrumental rondo on Piano or Organ: Wi1lvsit WinghaTues day and Wednesday or m =eh wook, Red - demo on Princess Street, Brueeels• TA. HAWKINS, M. C. S. M. • Organist in St, John's Churoh, 5515, and pupil, in the Art of :Teaching, A. W. Thayer, Mue.Doo„New York, will give, lessons to pupils either on inane Or organ, at hie parlor over A. R. Smith's.store,Brus- eels, Voeal lemons also given. Terme mod- erste..