The Brussels Post, 1894-12-21, Page 8Pre•euts for G en11eeii
).1'o you wanting a present foo a Gentleman 2
The following are a few of tele many we have in stock :
Smoking Sete,
.Letter Cages,
Ttavelliug Oompanlans,
Dressing peso,
Writing Desks,
Steresoopeg and Views,
Fountain Pens, Gold or Nioksll
.Fen Reeks and Pen Solders,
Moustache Cups,
Wallets,
Toleeogoes,
' Manicure Settle,
Magnifying Glasses,
Field Glasses,
Shaving 'Mirrors',
Perfume Cases,
Portfolios,
Ink Stands,
Paper Woighte,.
Porridge Setts,
Registering Thermometers,
Silver Pen Trays,
Books, Bibles, &o.
Collar and cuff Boxes, in Celluloid,
Leather and Plueh,
Photo. Albume, in Leather, celluloid,
Wood or Plash.
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SU. PPLY YOU.
G. A. DE',ADMAN, DRAxrGL'ANOY GOODS DOBIALEB,
I For Suitable Presents for Ladies see last week's POST. .
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
e00TNERN EXTENSION W. G. &13,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
nd South, as follows;
Go1Nd Boom, GOING Non7•H.
Mail 6:84 a.m. I Mixed 9:45 son,
Express 11:69 a,m, Mall 8:18 p,m.
Mixed 9:00 p,r•,, Express ..,,.. 0:48. p,m,
A x al Stirs Pins,
A ehiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An.' faith he'll prent it.
RENEW.
Forn ra Division Court on •Friday, 28th
inst,
Den you notice Gould & Co's. Ferris
wheel ?
Menne Christmas to our readers, one
and all.
01.00 in advance will get THE Posr for
1895. Subscribe now.
Punic schools close an Friday to re-
open on Wednesday, January 2nd.
Tnz report of the Quarter Sessions
may be read on page 8 of this week's
issue.
Selman oommnniaations crowded out
this week owing to prese'lre on our
advertising columns.
MESSRS. COCHRANE & JoarsTON received
a car of granite this week. They do a
Large business and 8rst.alase work.
THE shorthand olase will be disoon•
tinned during Christmas holidays. It
will meet again on Monday, '7611 January
1895.
SEND THE Posr for a year to your
absent friends ae a Christmas box. They
will thereby be pleasantly reminded of
you 52 times a year.
IN the last monthly report of Brussels
Public School, Ella Lamont was not
credited with her proper number of
marks, as she and D. Strachan were ties.
SUNDAY night was exceptionally dark
and the want of the electric light was
very manifest. Some peculiar and amus-
ing incidents were on the program owing
to the difficulty in navigating.
Nam MCLAUGHLIN was awarded the
tender for 60 cords of 2 foot wood for
Brussels Public school at $1.48 per cord,
Mr. MoLauoblin has purchased a piece
of bush and will supply the wood from
it. There were seven tenders.
NEXT week telephone men will put in 8
local exahange in Brussels. Ten or a
dozen instruments will be placed and
others are likely to be added soon, The
central will remain at the drug store of
J. Fox, Graham block. $
$1.00 in advance will get TIM Poem for
1896. Sub.oribe now,
Moweelm Horse Fair in Brussels on
Thursday, January 3rd.
BnpssELS butehere are preparing a
fine Christmas display of meat.
Tag Midland fire engine is receiving
an overhauling at the Ronald Engine
Works.
Lpcenow was assessed $200 in the
suit of Mrs. Currie for injuries received,
by failing over a gravel heap and break-
ing her collar bone.
ALEX. MoLAudHLroe, who recently sold
hie property to bis brother, has purchas-
ed the oottage and lot, North of tbe G.
T. R„ from James Smart and will short-
ly take possession.
THE Free Reading Room is being well
patronized. It is open every evening
from 7 to 9:30 o'oloak. If you are in-
terested in the daily and weekly news-
papers call there and read them,
Covaeu.Loa MoCHAOasN has been ap.
pointed Deputy District High Chief
Ranger for the Independent Order of
Foresters kr this section as successor to
J. T. Pepper, wbo removed to Waodetook,
BEAummUL FLOWEI.—Mrs. John Down.
ing, Brussels, is the proud possessor of a
beautiful o'eander. It is about 5 years
old and is 9 feet high. On it have been
counted over 700 flowers of the richest
perfume.
THE Royal Templars of Temperance
lodge here ,e disbanding, The members
of the Select Degree will probably unite
with Wingham lodge. Brussels temper.
anoe people should feel proud of their
enthusiasm in this work.
Ir is reported that several parties are
known to purchase liquor for persona
prohibited from buying it themselves.
These individuals leave themselves
liable to a heavy fine for so doing and
example will probably be made of a few
of them, so it is said.
BANoenoo.—A novelty may be seen
at Hunter's hardware store in the shape
of a kangaroo skin. It, along with
others was brought from Australia by a
Mr. Thompson, of Morrie townehip, who
bas recently returned from that part of
the world. Mr. Thompeon also has a
few leopard skins.
FINANCLIL STATEMENT.—In the financi
statement of Brussels for this yea
the total receipts are 010,216.35. In ad
dition to the debentures, and eobool ex
penditure, 0572.60 was paid in aalarie
$239.71 in charity ; 0816.28 o
street improvements ; $153.70 i
Fire Department ; $99.74 in mitt
cellansons ; $71.75 insurance ; 0180,2
street lighting • 0155.28 fuel ; 039.8
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B
I• L. JAMUNi
JEWELLER._
CHRISM 1"R1SEF11.
11 8
Now Goods at Lowest Prices; Don't
leave Brussels without geeing
cur display of
Watolree, 'Watch Mahn,
pings, Brecelete,
Ouf5Buttous, .Bal' Binge,
Brooches, Silver Thimbles,
Bar Pine, Ladies' Fobs.,
Sword Pins, Neck Chains,
Baby Pius, Shirt Studs,
Tie Pine, Collar Buttons,
Society Pine, Lockets,
Charms, Mouth Orgaue,
Violins, Pipes,
Silver Book Marks.
Jewel Oases, Tie Boxes, Collar and Cub'
Boxes, Photo. Cases, Toilet Cases, Pin
Trays, Pin Cushions, Ink Stands,
Treasure Boxes, Travelling Toilet
Cases, Fine Ohina, everything
in Silverware. We are selling,
at closest Prices. Oall and
see our 'Christmas
NOVELTIES.
H. L. JACKSON, JzwaaLun.
OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOTEL,
$1,00 in advanoe will get Tile Poem for
1895. Subscribe now.
TEE postofhoe will be open on Christ.
nails day from 5 to 8 o'oloak for the dis-
tribution of mail.
Fixe MoLA1 was sentenced by
Judge Chadwick of Guelph, to three
years in the penitentiary,
DON'T forget the lecture Christmas
evening on "An illustrated evening in
Old London," in the Methodist chard,
by Rev. G, H. Oobblediok.
New eubsoribere for 1895 are rolling in.
$1.50 aecnree THE Poem and either the
weekly Globe or Mail for the coming
year. Send along your names.
Ir is reported that Watson Ainley and
Wm. Cameron have exchanged town
properties, the latter paying the dif.
ferenoe between the respective values.
Ecripsns.—There will be three eclipses
of 'he Nun and two of the moon in 1895.
Twe eul,pees of Il•o moon will be visible
in America, one on March 10th and the
other on Sept. 8rd. Old Sol. will not
present his program to this part of the
North American Continent.
Doxxo WELL.—The evening classes are
doing well, the average in Principal
Cameron's alas being 20, and all appear
interested in the work. Owing to Christ-
mas and New Tears coming on the class
evenings there will be a holiday, but on
Thursday evenings, Deo. 27th and Jane.
ary 3rd, all pupils are expected to be in
their places. Rev, Mr. Millar's short-
hand class is making good progress with
their interesting study, 20 persotls at.
tending.
BAD Bgerevxoun.—There is a company
of young lade who frequent the streets
after night fall, when they should be at
home, and play all kinds of shabby tricks,
so it is said, The constable bas been'in-
etruoted to pilot every 'youth he finds in
mischief to the look -up for a night'. lodg-
ings from which resting place they will
be dealt with according to their offence.
Parente should see that the members of
their respective families are safely housed
al by 8 o'clock.
" SABBATH SCHOOL OFFlazne.—The an-
' anal meeting of Melville church' Sab-
• bath Sobool was held on Tuesday evening
8. when the following officers were elected
a for the Doming year :—Hon. Snperinten-
n dent, Rev. J. Ross; Superintendent, Elder
Stewart ; asst., G. F. Blair ; Seo: Trea s.,
W. J. Stewart; asst., A. Ross; librarian,
Will. Livingston; asst., Will. Cousley ;
precentor, Mise Annie Stewart ; organist,
Mies Jean MaLauohlin ; hymn book
committee, Ken. Conley and Dan.
Stewart ; teaobere, A. M. McKay, D.
Stewart, Mre. Graham, Mrs. MoLaooh.
lin, Peter Ferguson, Mise Jo. Rose,
Mrs. Tufts, J. E[. Cameron, Mies Teenie
Sinclair, Win. Taylor, Jae. Moore, G. F.
Blair, Mise A. MCBain, Mies M, Cousley,
Miss clary Rose (Primary Claes.) The
school is in a healthy state and making
progress.
G. T. R.—Christmas passenger traffic
promisee to be lively.—The Grand Trunk
Railway has issued new regulations to
all the conductors on their hue and the
little white pasteboard ticket by which
the conductor identifies his passenger
will be no longer in use ; instead, printed
destination tickets w:11 be used which
will be punched at the beginning of the
journey and oolleoted before the desti.
nation is reached.—W. H. MCdraoken
sbipped a oar of potatoes to Toronto this
week.—Messrs. Stewart & Graham ship.
ped a oar of shorts, 3 oars of oats and 5
oars of peas this week. The latter went
to Portland for export. This firm has
also brought in a oar of No. 1 Manitoba
hard wbeat to mix with local Fall wheat
for gristing purposes.—Mesere. Beaker &
Vanstone are shipping several oars of
grain Eae tward.
ELEcrxos and installation of officers s
for the coming year will take plane in tbe
Workman's Lodge, Brussels, on Friday
evening of this week. Deputy District le
Patterson, of Seaforth, will be present. fa
Every member is requested to attend.
DEGREE TEAK.—J. Groves, of Wing -
ham, wee in town for several days last
week instructing a degree team in con-
nection with Western Star Lodge, I. 0.
0. F., Brussels, in the dramatized work.
The persona interested proved themselves
apt pupils and aro succeeding admirably.
Mr. Groves is well posted in the work
and hie visit was much enjoyed by the
Odd Fellows here.
rioting ; $75 Mechanics' Institute
472.50 legal expenses ; $159.98 hay
dales ; $43.50 Town Hall.
Sows oe Scornosn.—Election of °fdoers
ere held in Camp Ben Lomond, S. 0, S.,
russets, this week and theresult was as
Howe :—
Rams' Meer.—The Seaforth Sun
says :—We have seen a letter which Dr.
Campbell, of this town, received from
Dr. Graham, of Brussels, who was re-
quested by the Sons of Scotland to invite
Dr. Campbell to attend a Burne concert
to come off on the evening of January
24th. We understand that the doctor
has consented to attend upon that oc-
casion and give the desired address.
Mrs. McArthur, of Hamilton, and Mr.
Cameron, of Toronto, will be the princi-
pal performers upon the occasion.
INTO AND ODT os TRo0RLE.—O,, Wednes-
day morning of last week, about six o'.
olook, Taylor, the Sheffield cutler, whose
"Workshop on Wheels" is well known in
the surrounding towns, got a sudden
awakening. His caravan, with the boiler
and engine that rune the concern, was
placed on the platform beside the Wall-
ace et. bridge, Listowel, and the rotten
timbers of the support gave way and let
the outfit descend toward the water.
The old man, who sleeps in ' the wagon,
came oat into the street without taking
time to reflect that his attire wag not ex.
aotly up to theusual standard of pro-
priety. His wagon .wee removed to a
vacant lot on Main street, and the pro-
prietor's nerve ie still steady enough to
do hie work as neatly as ever.
OLn PRone. promises en open Winter.
Walter H. Smith, of M „tree!, who has
based his forecast upon soientifio prin-
ciples, says of January ; —A cold, stormy
month. Pieroing winde, disaetroue gales,
heavy drifts, show blockades. I have in
my mind's eye as I write the Januaries
of 1888 and 1893. The first gave us a
mean temperature at Montreal, the low.
est for over twenty years; the second
,Dame very near doing the same. The
inevitable "mild spell" or "January
thaws" will be emphasized by the dis-
agreeable aocompaoiment of rain and fog.
Fog will be prevalent on the Atlantic 2, R
0010 during the month. Tornadoes are lati
likely to occur in the Southern States grs
and disastrous storms over the Atlantic puz
Ocean. deoi
Jas. McAlpine, Chief ;
Dr. Graham, Chieftain ;
Cohn Shaw, Past Chief ;
D. G. Hogg, Chaplain ;
A. Strachan, Recording Secretary;
D. C. Ross, Finance Secretary ;
A. Reid, Treasurer
Malcolm Lamont, Marshall ;
R. Miller, Standard Bearer ;
Wm. Robb, Senior Guard;
exohie Lamont, Junior Guard ;
Thos. Ballantyne, Piper ;
Dr. Graham,
Dr. MoNaughton, J Physicians ;
D. Stewart,
Jno. Shaw, }Trustees ;
D. O. Roes,
Everything is progressing favorably for
the coming annual concert in January.
The talent engaged is Mrs. McArthur, J.
H. Cameron, Dr. Campbell and, perhaps,
W. E. Ramsay.
Perez WINNEne.—considerable interest
centered around the spelling contest in
the Public School this week for the
ownership of a Webster's unabridged,
full calf bound, Dictionary, donated by
Postmaster Farrow. The examination
was in writing and the selection chosen
was from the Christian Guardian oa
"Armenian difficulties," In the first trial
Leon Jackson, Ella Lamont, Frank
Smith and May Shaw were the four high-
eat, with others following closely. The
second test was a tie between three of the
four named, Leon Jackson winning in
the third and last count. Theosophy or
psychic submanifestation knotty ject that stopped the onward march
the majority. Poesie Mitchell was
awarded a pair of skates by A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, ae the best speller
in Mies Braden's department. Priooi-
pal Cameron offered a book to the pupil
in eaoh Department presenting the beet
apeoimen of vertical handwriting and we
must say the work done by a number of
the pupils was very creditable indeed.
The result was as follows :—Room No. 3,
Vinie Cardiff, closely followed by Luoy
Sinclair, Poesie Mitohell, Ohrietina
Milloy, Albert Putland and Willie Murr.
A selection from the poem "Boadicea"
was written. Room No, 2, Attie Irwin,
with Fannie Thomson and Ella MoArtsr
well to the front. Room No. 1, °lase 4,
Erna Avery ; Claes 3, Ida Taylor ; class
oy Pugh.,. If more of the adult pop.
on adopted the vertical style of chiro-
phy there would he fewer Chinese
zle8 to worry over in attempting to
pher handwriting.
Business Locals.
XMAS goods galore at McAlpine's.
Dee 91075 wood for sale at MoOraok-
en's.
Punt American oil for 20 cents at B.
Gerry's.
CELERY, Cranberries and Cabbage at
McAlpine's.
HARNESS greatly reduced in prices at H,
Donnie', Brussels.
Lenon sweet Florida oranges 20 omits a
dozen at Thomsons.
GRAND Rapid carpet sweepers in fine
finish and cheap at B. Gerry'..
R. LEATDERDALE is prepared to take any
amount of goose feathers in trade.
Banewes grow in far countries but we
will have them for Xmas. McAlpine.
CALL and see T. Fletoher'e beautiful
Stook, everything in his line you want.
A cow and a yearling steer for sale.
Apply at Tern Pon Publishing House,
LARGE stook of Horse Blankets and
Robee at low prides at H. Dennis', Brus•
sale.
ORGANS cheaper than ever at Leather -
dale's. Get prices and Dome and gee for
yonreelf,
Fan sale cheap, two second hand tete
single harness, ono good ae new. I, C.
Rmfians.
HANGING and parlor lamps tor Christ.,
matt presents at a further reduction at
B. Gerry'.,
ST
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HEAP OFFIQE, •' TORONTO.
ASSi4Tkf, . . (Seven Million ;Pollan) 07,000,000
OAPIT.AL (Authorized)
$2,000,000
�lpengin in all,prineilai pintsin Ontario, Quake, 3f'alvilo'ta, United ,gtotes d l upland.
A Gensrai Banking Realness Transacted. Farmers' Notes Dleeounted,
Draf99 Issued and Collections made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of 01,00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SrnaIAL ATTENTION GIvgN TO THE COLLECTION OF FAounnna' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customary living at a dietanoo, '
J. A. STEWART Menenit,
QILLIE$ & Ssi1 X i II, .®.shit' IEPB�
ussELS,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold of:
a,11 points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS NOTES DISCOUNTED,
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
5.2 MVCS° RAW DJdtaPal rarsarr.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twioe a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Speedo.] Arrangements made for Time Deposita. '
Wo enact to Write insurance in 'old Enalioh or Canadian Colnlantce, or in glut.
nal Companies as may be desired,
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE OANADIAN BANE 0P COMMERCE.
SrxENnm stook of toys, POST Bookstore.
Gaups, latent and beat, Poem Book-
store.
STooxINo easily filled at the POST
Bookstore.
Oun robes snd blankets are the cheap.
est in the town. I. 0. Rionanne.
A IIEADTIPCL bright mixed candy 5
dente a pound atThompson's.
BEAUTIFUL Xmas,birthday and wed-
ding presents from 25 cents up, at T.
Fletcher's.
THE celebrated Bermuda 000k stove
is reduced in price for December month,
at B. Gerry's.
FINEST Floridn oranges; Wets. 80ote.
and 40ote. per dozen at McAlpine's.
Call and see him.
A CART load of pipes. They make nice
Xmas gifts snd there is so many to pink
from at McAlpine's.
Fon the largest assortment and best
valve in groceries, orookery and glass.
ware go to Thomeon'e.
Hurn WILLIAMS ie prepared to do saw
filing and setting at the livery barn,
Satisfaction guaranteed to every ouetomer.
Evonr 25 Cent purcl rise Calls for a
coupon for the sugar walking stick at
McAlpine'.. Ask for a coupon.
CARPET WEAVING.—Mrs. T. McCrae does
fine carpet weaving at moderate rates.
Residence on Catherine street, Bruesele.
Ir you want anything in the furniture
line now is the time to buy. I have
bought right and I can sell right. R.
Lsatherdale.
When we speak of our cigar stook we
do so with pride having the largest and
best stook in town. Try some of Mo-
Alpine'e.
CANDIES.—•0f them we will have plenty
and to opera, cheap and good. Largest and
beet stook ever ebown in Brussels
Watch McAlpine'. window.
WHEN we say that we have best oysters
tere in town everybody believee it. We sell
more so you oan depend on them being
fAlreshpine.. Get yonr next -order from Mo.
CARPET WEAvnto.—The undersigned ie
prepared to attend to all orders for
carpet weaving with promptness.
Moderate chargee. Residence one door
South of John Varooe's former stand.
War. GRIFFITE,
Henn is something else. There is
nothing so nice at this time of year as
Oranges. We have them beauties and
cheap. Lemons this season's out, Dates,.
Fige, Nuts and Maloga Grapes best
quality and just lovely at McAlpine's:
BNITTiNa,—Mary H. Howe, of the firm
of Howe & Co., is prepared to take in
knitting, or knit to order, soaks, stockings,
cardigan jackets, &o. Will exchange
goads for wool. Store, one door South
of the Woollen mill, Brussels. Give us a
oall.
All kinds of saws oleaned, gummed,
hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled
at the East end of Queen St., by saw
filer, T. McGregor, Brussels. Saws
may be left and arrangements
made ea Malley & Oo'e. hardware store,
Brussels Ont.
STOVES, the cheapest ; ]amps, most
brilliant; carpet sweepers, beautiful;
saws, the keenest ; axes, guaranteed to
out nails ; oil most illuminous ; belle,
most musical ; whips, most elastin ;
silverware, most handsome, at B.
Gerry's, Brussels.
E. J. Hollister, of Michigan, has par-
e a arm on a e =well and will
go into the growing of celery on a large
scale. The land is said to be well
adopted for that purpose.
A ease involving $6,50 was tried in
St. Thomas last week. There were four
solicitors engaged in the case, the eerviose
of a civil engineer bad been called into
requisition, and the case lasted all
morning.
rhes d f L k B
Heamrox.—Io Elma, on Sunday, Deo.
9th, the wife of Mr. John B. Hamil.
ton jr., of 0 son.
EAreon.—In Brnesele, on Doo. 17th, the
wife of Mr. J. flamer of a daughter.
DAMEe,—In Oranbrook, on the 14911 inst.,
the wife of Mr. Ohms. Dames of a
eon.
a)4Amar.x E7D:e,
Guenesoo—Wmeoo.—In Listowel, on
the 12th inst., by Rev. J. P. Parke,
Mr, Richard Gilkinson, second eon
of Mrs. A. Dodds, to Mise Maggie,.
second daughter of Mr, D. Wilson,
all of Tnrnberry,
ERRINOTON—JEwxTT,—On Deo, 6911, at
the reaidenoe of the bride'e parents,
by the Rev. J. W. Pring, Mr, David
S. Errington, of the. 2nd con, of
Morrie, to Miss Olivia J, ,Jewitt,
youngest daughter of Mr. Thos.
Jewitt, of the Bluevale Road.
SRELTON—HowLETT.—At the residence of
the bride's father, Morrie, on Deoem•
bar 19th, by Rev. George Buggin, Mr.
Wm. Skelton to Mies Laving, daugh-
ter of Mr. Chas. ,Howlett, both of
Morris township.
DANE—SANDEneoN.—At the reeidenoe of
the bride's father, Wroxeter, on the
12th inet., by the Rev. W. F. Brown-
lee, Mr. G. E. Dane, of Hamilton,
to Mies Prudence, daughter of Mr.
Wm. Sanderson.
oxo=tri.
HAZLEWooD,—At Clifford, Ont., on Mon-
day, Deo. 17th, 1894, James Reale-
wood, of the firm of J. & R. M.
Hazlewood, merchant millers, aged
76 years, 7 months and 23 days.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oate
Butter, tube and rolls
Egge per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Salt per bbl., retail.,....
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Sheep skins, eaoh
Lamb akin. eaoh
Apples per bbl..........,
Hoge, Live
Hoge, Dressed
64 56
64 56
36 40
69 64
26 28
14 15
14 00
3 00 8 60
30 00
7 00 00
1 00 00
8
2 2e
20 40
16 40
1 25 1 25
35550 375
4 75 4 80
Our Large As
00r91nen9 of
Ii00ICS,
ALBVMS,
GAMES,
CARDS,'.
TOYS,
BOOKLETS,
DOLLS, NOTIONS, BLOCKS
PERIPIIMES, TOILET SETS,
FINE STATIONERY,
PHOTO. FRAMES, SHAVING SETS
BIBLES OF ALL 77 NDS,
In fact everything for the Xmas Season
AT
Fox's Drug Store,
''We handle all the Daily and Weekly
Papers and Magazines and will be
pleased to receive your order for the
coming. year. -
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
TIN L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• solicitor and Conveyancer, gone°.
Mona made. O,filee—Vanetone'eBloe¢, Brun.
eels.. 11-8m
'T•
IVI. SINCLAIR,
. Solidi/or, Oonveyaneer,Notarypub.
lie, &e. Ocoee—'Vanetonets Blook, 1 door
north of central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
�'t, F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &e. (late of Garrow &
Prondfoo-t'e Onlea,. Goderloh,) OfOoe oyer
GS]Uea & B
Smith's auk, B'rnsels,
Money to Loan, 47
DENTAL.
DENTIST:
M. CAVANAGH, L• D• S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of. Toronto Uni-
versity. OFrroE—Over A.R. Smith's Store,
9 d sMondays andStBlyth Wroxeter and and
Wedaesdaof eaoh month,
D
R. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal college. Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bride work a specialtyy. Moder-
ate Fees. satisfaction Assured,. OfBoo over
Barrett's barber shop, Tnrnberry 8t., Brun.
eels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWIOK,
t • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animate in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Omoe end infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge •rurnberry at.. Brussels.
H. MOORE, V. S.
• H. M., V. M. S. Graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary Oollego..Diseases of all
domesticated animals treated on soientifio
principles. Horse dentistry and diseases of
horned cattle a specialty. Calle promptly
attended to. Otboe, over Sohnaton & Coeh-
rane's marble works. Infirmary at Beattie',
livery barn, Brussels, Ont. 26.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
?TURNIPS FOR SALE OR
would exchange for Stook. Apply to
WILLIAM WILSON,
21.8 Lot 17, lion. 9, Gray.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
lot for sale in Brussels. For further
parts molars apply at Tem Posr Publishing
House.
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
01 the undersigned, Lot 20, Con. 22,
Grey, in October, a ewe lamb. Owner is re-
queated to prove property, pay expenses
and take hor'away.
VALENTINE FORESTER,
29.4 Cranbrook, P. 0.
HOUSE AND SIX LOPS FOR
Bale or to rent, being the property
North of the railway, belonging to James
Smart. For particulars as to price and
elms, apply to WM. AINLEY,
10-tf Amenb's Factory, Brussels.
VV ANTED, -1,000 CUSTObI—
Ens at our Drug, Book and Fancy
Goods store to secure some of the many
bargains wo are. offering in Books, Pandy
goods, Chinaware, to's,&a. come soon and
get your choice. G. A. DEADVIAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
SAW GUMMING.—THE UN -
0750100150 has hiaemery grinderin or-
der for gumming saws at 1, & P. Anieut's fac-
tory where no will be pleased to attend to
the requirements of the nubile. All aortaof
edge thole earthily ground and sharpened.
Anything from a pen -knife to a broadaxe
can be put in order in a work -man -like
manner, Charge always reasonable.
D. STEWART.
THRESHING OUTFIT FOR
ASale,—The undersigned offers for sale
his hal Engiuo and Separator, both in
good working order. no will also dispose of
his shingle mill. Reason for gelling, ill
health. A bargain will be given. or
further particulare as toprioe,terms, &0„
apply RICHARD ,orOrbre.Lot 16,0.GGrry,o,k P 0
TENDERS WANTED.
Sealed tenders will be received by the un-
dersigned, up to Dec, elet,at neon, for the
erection ea
Brick School House, at Cranbrook.
Plans and specification may be seen on ap-
plicatlon io the Secretary. Tboloweet or
any tender not necessarily accepted,
SA0013 IiBAIITElt,
Seo. -Trees„ 8, 8.11o. 7, Grey,
21-2 Lot 20, aortal,'.
Notice to Creditors,
Ie THE Ee2ATE or J'onN H. SOMERVILLE,
ON THE 'TOWNSHIP ON Mounts, YEOMAN,
DECEASED, gg
tate o .Sohn Mhnmilton Maims
klate of
Township of Morrie, Yeoman, deceased, aro
required to send particulars of the same to
one of the exocutore of said deceased, on or
before the 17t1 day o2 January,1808. after
which date the executors will distribute the
estate among: the parties entitled thereto,
having reference only to the claimsof which
notice .hall then have been given, and after
such diptribution the exoontora will not be
roepon016l0 for any part o2 the assets o2 the
oetata 13 any person of whose claim the y
shall not have received duo notice.
Dated Decelnber 18tb, INC
DAVID G. HOGG,
ono of the Executors,
211.8 Brussels P. O.
MEDICAL CARDS.
TA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
tl • 0. M„ L. R. 0.P., Edinburgh, M. O. P.
3. Out, Residence and. oi0oe in Wileon'e
Block,cornerof Mill and Tnrnberry Ste.
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Graduate Physician,
Toronto Surgeon
y Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont, OPPIOE—Next door to
McDonald & Co,, Walton Ont.
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, to always ready to at-
tend salve of farms, farm stook, &o. Terms
cheerfully given, Orerbrook P.O.Sales
may be arranged at THE PosT Publishing
House, Brussels.
1 FORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed
Sales conduct on reasonable eamandrm'
stock specialty. Ordure leit. at Tan PosT
P ablishingZoe se,Bru seals, or sontto Walton
P. O., will receive prompt attention,
N.AVING TAKEN OUT LICEN--
en as an Auotioneer, Lam prepared
to conduct sales of farm stook at reasonable
prises. knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks and got good sonority when sold
oneredit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
me a oall, 82- P S. SCOTT. - -
BUSINESS CARDS.
WH. MOORAOEEN,
• Iesurer ofllfarriageLieen,e,. :moo
at his Grocery,'1'urnborry, street,. Brussels.
-p N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Nextdoor
south 010. M. McKay & Co's hardware store.
Lathe sand ohildrene hair cutting a op oolalty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
fOStIRANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,.
GUELPH.
TELLINGTON MUTUAL IN..
6Ultenan 00. Eetabli.hed 1840, In.'
suranees effected on. all Town and &arm
P"Operty at very ]ow rates,
18.8m 7, Ac OREIGETON,
:Agent, Bruekele,
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division boort
Co, Huron, conveyancer, Notary Public
Ladd Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
inveeled and to loan, Collections made
OIDce in &tale's sleek, Bruesols.
MISS O'OONNOR, R: T.,
Teacher of instrumental, must° on
Piano dr Organ. Will visit Wingham Tues-
day and Wednesday of eaoll week. Bed -
donee on Princess Street, Bruseele.
m A..HAWKINS, U. O. S. M.
1. • Organist In 8t. So '
hn a Oeachin Bras.'
sole, and pupil, Dto the Art of :Teaching, i of give W,Thayor, Mus.Doo., New Rork, will give
lesson to pupil,/
either on ianoororgan,
eoellsesaser8Vaoonlo givTeme
Mod-
erato,