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B. ?OS
DEO, 2S, 1894
e lor Genlle.eu.
Aro you wanting a
present for it Gentleman ?
The ,following axe a few of the many we have lla t00'U 1.
Smoking Seta,
Letter Oases,
Travelling Companions,
Dresehig Cases,
Writing Desire,
Steresaepes and'giewe,
Fountain Pens, Gold or Bloke!,
,Fen Raolcs and Pen holders,
Moustache Gape,
Wallets,
Teleecopee,
Manicure Setts,
Magnifying Glasses,
Field Glasses,
Shaving Mirrors,
Perfume Caees,
Portfolios,
Ink Stand,
Paper Weighte,
Porridge Setts,
Registering Thermometers,
Silver Pen Trays,
Books, Bibles, &o.
Collar and Cuff Boxes, in Celluloid,
Leather and Plush,
Photo. Albums, in Leather, Celluloid,
Wood or Plush,
WE Wuj.. BE PLEASED TO SUPPLY YOU,
G. A. DEADMAN, DRANn P9N0Y GOOD(; Lldlt
D19ALEIt,
ff'For Suitable Presents for Ladies see lastweek's Peer.
STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. i AminBnos, have purchased an acre
of land from James Smart, South of their
SOUTHERN. ExTENSION w. 5•dS mill yard.
NEW subscriptions rolling in to THE
Trains leave Bruseele Station, North Poem. .We give the news. Only $1.00 in
and South, as follows : ndvanae for 1896.
Goma Sown.
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ink am. I Mixed., 9:40 a,m.
Express 11 59 a m. Mall 8:13 p.m.
taxed .....,:. 9:00 p,a,. Express 9:40 p.m,
GOING NonTa.
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rDta! ,esus reins.
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
RENEW.
HAPPY NEw Yana.
Mowmmir Horse Fair on Thursday
next week.
$1.00 in advance will get THE Pon
1895. Subscribe now.
EAem Huron License Colnmissioue
met in Brussels last Friday.
EAST Huron Patrons did not nomina
a candidate last Saturday at Gerrie.
On page 6 of this belie may be ren,
quaint communication dealing with o
notions and fannies. Read it.
THE skating rink is being got read
If the cold weather continues there w
be skating on Monday or Tuesday nig
NEXT Monday will be Nomination da
In addition to the municipal Council
Brussels three persona will bernominat
for Public School Trustees.
CHANGED HANDS.—The Herald has be
sold to James Moore, who has succee
folly taught for nearly three years
Shine's school. He will take poeseesi
next week, we understand. It is said
late editor will return to the dry goo
business.
WE have to thank the Pope Man
honoring Company, of Hartford Co., f
a copy of their tenth annual Columb
Desk Calendar. Eaoh daily leaf teach
its lesson on the value of better roa
and outdoor exeraises, and especially th
benefits of bicycling.
COURTS for the revision of the Demi
ion Voters' Lista, in East Huron, b
Judge Doyle, Revising Barrister, will b
held as follows :—Blyth, Jan. 16th
Cranbrook, Jan. 17th ; Brussels, Jan
171h ; Ethel, Jan. 18513 ; Wingham, Jan
22nd ; Wroxeter, Jan. 24th. Other date
will be given as soon as made public b
Reviaing Barrister.
HELLO I—The wire and other neoesear
materialfor the local telephone circuits
here and the linemen are expected dati
the week. Instruments will be placed i
Ament Bros.' faotory ;• G. T. R. depot
J.D. Ronald's foundry ; American Hotel
Williams' livery ; Beattie Bros., and W
M. Sinelair'e residence. The central wil
be 'J. Fox's drug store.
Www YEAR'S Rev. ME. Cobblediok wil
give an illustrated evening for the Sab
bat sobool in the Methodist church
commencing at 7:30 o'clock sharp. A
nuouber of new views will be presented
together with some of the best of London.
Silver collection at the door. The pro-
ceeds will be applied to improvements in
the Sabbath school room in tho way of
providing more aaoomodation for the
school. Everybody welcome.
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A sunsoersEa writing to Tun Poem
Saye :—I receive it every week and oould
not possibly get along without it.
Wal. MuSGnovI has purchased the
residence on Flora street belonging to
his brather.law, W. A. Edgar. Having
secured the nage we suppose the other
adjunot will shortly follow.
()Emmaus GIFTS. -'The $4.00 received
from the sale of a small organ, belonging
to the Band' of Hope organization, was
expended in a Christmas gift of 250
pounds of flour among five families and
others necessaries.
FINGERS BROKSN,—Last Saturday morn -
Ing while J. R. Smith was handling some
barrels at the hardware store he had the
misfortune to have hie right band caeght
between two of them resulting in the
breaking of two fingers. The injured
digits were soon dressed but were very
painful.
A. 0. U. W.—Friday evening of last
week the following officers were elected
in connection with the A. 0. U. W., No.
188, Brussels :—
Jno. R. Smith, Master Workman ;
A. Hunter, Past Master Workman ;
Robb. Armstrong, Foreman ;
Jas. Cardiff, Overseer;
W. H.. Herr, Recorder ;
J. A. Creighton, Fiaanoier ;
A. Romig, Receiver ;
Joe. Cardiff, Guide ;
George Birt,. Inside Watchman ;
Wm. Ainley, Outside Watobman ;
Dr. MoKelvey, J. A. Creighton and
W. H. Herr, Trustees ;
3. R. Smith, representative to Grand
Lodge ;
J. A. Creighton, Alternate,
Deputy District Grand Master Patter.
son, of Seaforth, was present and de.
livered a very interesting address on the
past, present and future of the A. 0. U.
W. Order. He stated that two new
lodges had been established in his
distriot daring the past year. The
present membership of the Order in On-
tario is 25,884. The Grand Lodge will
meet in Toronto on the third Wednesday
in February, Brussels lodge has 35
members.
y ENTERTAINHENT.Aeoording to an-
. nounoement the primary clave of Melville
.Sabbath school gave an entertainment in
nn the basement of the church Friday even-
ing. The children excelled themselves
and presented the different pieces on the
i program in a most amusing and interest-
; lug manner. The songs, "Good morn•
ing, Tommy Tomkins" and "The. Little
l Shaking Quakers," as well as a number
SuooseeroL.—The St. John's Sabbath
school 'entertainment given in the Town
Hall last Friday evening attracted a
large aodienoe who enjoyed the varied
and interesting program very much.
About.50 voices rendered the cantata
"Santa Olaue' Delight," in a very satis-
factory manner. Other "items of interest
was the Broom Brigade, in which 12
young ladies, clad in uniforms of red and
wbite, executed various graceful move-
ments'; the fan drill by 12 girls and a
pretty tableaux, "Tenting to -night on the
old camp ground," Miss O'Connor, to
whose energy and untiring exertions the
program was brought to such a successful
issue, was presented with an easy ohair
by Rev. A., K. Griffin as a mark of their
appreciation of her services. It was well
deserved. The proceeds of the evening,
$25.00,. will be devoted to S. S. purposes.
Mies O'Connor has been asked to repeat
the entertainment,
KNIGHTS OF THE CLEAVER.—With the
Christmas tide came the spleudid display
ofmeate by our local butchers and this
season, as in former' years, the exhibit
was well worthy of the attention bestowed
upon it. At A. Currie's mart there web
on exhibition two 2 year old heifers fed
by Chas. Howlett, Morrie township, dress.
ing 600 and 550 pounds, respectively;
one fed by A. Carrie that dressed 700
pounds ; 3 Spring pigs, fed by A. Currie,
which averaged 250 .pounds ; 3fed by
Samuel Crawford, Brussele ; a Iamb fed
by H. Lamont, Grey, d„•saed 70 pounds.
Sausage, sausage meat. bologna, blood
pudding, white pudding, haggle, chopped.
suet, lard, turkeys, gases and ducks,
Beautiful flowering planta of various
kinds,' evergreens, circ., added their adorn-
ment to the Beene setting it off in fine.
style.—A tip-top display was made at
Wm. Blashill's shop, of beef, pork, Iamb,
poultry, the. &o. The Rat did not dome
to hand, so we cannot give it. Jae.
Blaehill had several unique designs in
the .haps of a pig and Santa Olaue in
sausage meat, The exhibition wee.
decorated with tissue paper flowers and
evergreens and was very tastefully ar-
ranged.
of recitations, were particularly amusing,
"The Qnakere" being called bank a Seo
and time. Jimmie Thompson deserves
special mention, as hie part in the
"Quaker" song was done perfectly.
Frank Smith aoted as chairman and 1 B
performed his duties well. The follow.
ing is the program :—Opening ohorue, w
"The Ohildren's Sabbath" ; Teo., "(heer- r
fat Givers," Ida Taylor ; reo., "Little
Brook," Frank Wilson ; reo., "Writing
to Banta Claus," Harold Richards ; song,
"The Owl," Nellie Irwin, Winnie Ma-
guire and Bella Richardson ; res., "Janne
IL L• J.A,LAK6ON,
COMAS MOM
New Goods at Lewoet Prices• Don't
leave Brussels without seeing
Per display of
Watches, Watch Chains,
Binge, Bracelets,
Cuff Buttons, Bar Rings,
Brooches, Silver i,'himbloe,
Bax Pins, Ladies' Fobe,
Sword Pins, Neck Mame,
Baby fine, Shirt Stade,
Tie Pins, Collar Buttons,
Sooiety Pins, Loollols,
Chorine, Mouth Organs,
Violins, Pipes,
Silver Book Marks.
Jewel Cases, Tie Boxes, Collar and Ouff
Boxes, Photo. Cases, Toilet Cases, Pin
Trays, Pin Cushions, Ink Stands,
Treaeure Boxes; Travelling Toilet
Cases, Fine China, everything
in Silverware. We are selling
at Olesest Prices. . Call and
see our Christmas
NOVELTIES.
H. L. JACKSON, JEwermen.
OPPOSITE AHnRIo.N HOTEL,
People We Snow.
S. B. Smale was in town this week.
Freddie Gilpin is visiting in Guelph.
Jno. Drewe, of Paris, waeholidayingin
town.
Mrs. Jae, Herr is here on a visit from
Iowa.
Mre. J. Gould, of London, Sundayed in
Brussels.
Thos. Roan was "home from Cbeeley
for %mea.
Ben. Davies, of Woodstook,wae in town
this week.
J. Gould was in the Forest city for
Christmas.
Will, Rose, of Fergus, was in town for
Christmas.
W. A. McLean is visiting at his home
in St. Marys.
P. G. L. Balt. of Toronto, was here
for Chri Imes,
Harold Creighton, of Guelph, was in
town thie week,
Miss Ethel Creighton is home for her
Christmas vacation..
Barn. Rameay, of Tavistook, was in
town for Christmas.
Dr. and Mre. MoNapghton were in Sea -
forth for Cbrietmas.
J. Londesboro' and wife spent Chriet-
mae at B, Leatherdale'e.
Mies Emma Hingston arrived home
this week from Manitoba.
Mies Smalloomb hi visiting Miss Rilla
Hnnter, Alexander street.
Mise Frank Pelton is visiting relatives
at Woodstock and ]anality,
Mrs. Wm. Walker and daughter are
visiting at Hugh Williams'.
Reginald Fletoher Ohrietmassed with
his grandparents at Lnoknow. ,
Mre. Eastman is the guest of Mrs. T.
Kelly. The ladies are sisters.
Jno. 1'. MoOrae, of Toronto, smiled on
hie Brussels friends this week.
Master Georgie Ron has been on the
sick list for the past week or so.
The parents of Mrs. A. K. Griffin spent
Christmas with their daughter.
Miss Dolly Shaw is enjoying a holiday
visit with friends at Cookstown.
G. F. Blair ate his Christmas turkey
and cranberry sauce at Goderioh.
Mise Lillie Bendall is home from
Detroit on a visit to her parents,
Mise Jennie' Cunningham, of Streets -
villa, is visiting at J. G. Skene's.
Rev. W. E. Kerr wife and son, of Wrox-
eter, were in town on Christmas.
Thos. Curry and family spent Christ.
was with re]ativeo near Listowel.
Chas. Sheriff, of Toronto, is holidaying
among old friends in this locality.
George Sandere,.of Flint, Mich., and
wife, are visiting at Hugh Williams.
A. Eeetan, of Rockwood, was visiting
at the Methodist parsonage this week.
T. A. MoLnuehlin is home from
racefield for his Christmas vacation.
Onpt. Roe is visiting at Watford this
eek where his brother was getting mar-
led,
Robb. Roes was home from St. Oath -
!nines on a visit to hie parents and
friends.
Albert Woods, of St. Helens, has been
slating Jas. Fox during the holiday
aeon.
D. McKenzie, wife and son are enjoy -
g a holiday week with relatives in
seawater,
A. G. Deadman and wife, of Delaware,
ere the guests of their eon, G. A. Dead.
an, tbie week.
Reuben Jewitt arrived home on Satin.
ay. He will teach at Button's a obool
use next year.
0. E. and Mrs. Turnbull, of Guelph,
re visiting friends and relatives in
wn this week.
Peter Stewart is home from Dakota on
visit to relatives, 'Ie will remain for a
mule of m "
bide us shine," Annie Martin ; Teo.,"The so
farmer's boy," Ronald Sinclair ; reo.,
Mageie Ament ; song, "The old five dol- in
lar bill," Willie Ainley and Louie Reid ; rd,
reo., "The broken pitcher," Jean Austin;
rec., "The kittens," Lavine Sinclair ; Tea., w
Graham Currie ; rec., "Papa's little n,
helper," Bella Benderson ; rec., "Spell-
ing kitten," Winnie Maguire ; ohorue, d
"Gifts for' Jesus" ; ohorue, "Once in ho
Royal David's oity" I dialogue, •'Cbriet.
mae stockings," by eight of the children, we
Katie Smith representing a "Christmas to
fairy," dressed in white, wearing a
wreath of evergreen and holiing a wand, a
Fanny Thomson representing"Poverty,"
dressed as a poor girl ; Teo., "Flo.'s let-
ter," Georgie Rose ; rec., "Her first
party," Jennie Armstrong ; res., Stewart
Scott ; character and action song, "The
little SbakiogQuakers" ; res., Arthur
Smith ; res., "]ferry little men," May
Skene ; res., "Little robin red -breast,"
Nellie Irwin ; song, "Good morning
Tommy Tomkins," Roy Ainley, Norman
Maguire, George and Jimmie Thomson ;
rec., '"Bout a million," Gregg McLen-
nan ; Teo., Aileen Scott ; rec,, "ur.
prising secret," Winnie " A s
Maguire ; song,
Christmas chimes, Fanny Thomson ;
Teo,, "Soaring Santa Claus," .Ronald
Sinolair ; ren., Ada Rose ; res "Christ -
Mae bells," Emma Taylor ; song, "Krie
Kringle is coming," May Skene and Mag.
gie bloLauoblin--Chorus by the olase.
Immediately after this song, Santa Claus
made his appearance and surprised the
children by bringing with him a Christ-
mas tree laden with candy bags, which
be distributed among the little ones.
When Santa was taking his leave the
children threw "snow balls" at biro, after
which they sang "Hang up the baby'e
stocking" and brought a very interesting
program to an and by waving their hand-
kerohiefe and repeating in concert ^ "Mer-
ry Christmas to all, and to all good-
night." The primary class teacher, Mies
Mary Rue, deserves great credit for the
suoaees of the gatberiug,
Robt. Nott and Miss Dora arrived in
town on Monday from the land of the
stare and stripe..
Mise Mina Trunbull has taken a situa-
tion in Wellesley as tailoreas and left
Breeesls this week,
Dr. J. W. Shaw, formerly of Brussels,
has been elected Worshipful Master of
Clinton Masonic Lodge.
H. Donnie and daughter went to To•
ronto last Saturday to oonenit a pity
physician relative to Edna's health.
Grimoldby Bros., of Owen Sound, are
spending a holiday week with their broth-
er, Edward Grimoldby, John street.
Miss Smyth, neige of Rev. W. Smyth,
formerly of Bruseele, has been appointed
head nurse of Cleveland "Hospital at a
good salary.
Mrs. John Wilkinson and daughter, of
Grand Rapids, Michigan, are visiting W.
Jewittand family in town. Mrs. Wil-
kinson is Mr, Jewltt'e daughter.'
Mrs. W. Colwell, wife of the editor of
the Paris Review, and'sieter to Mre. Jno,
Grewar, Brussels, has received a nice
little legacy from an aunt in the Isle of
Wight.
A Varna, correspondent sage —The
Varna Royal Templare Council had, se -
oared the serving of Prof. Hawkins, of
Brueeels, for the occasion and it is need -
lose to say that his part on the program
was much appreciated,
$T4XD41U 14X4 OF 14/4VY4Dill,
Pie"*i°.•AX.I.+' ss=xrla? 9.47'.7'3„
HEAD OFFICE, - TORO,NTO.
ASSETS, '(Soven.Million Dollars) ' $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorised) • • , 02,000,000
Agsnoist ilt ail principal points in Ontario, Qesirse, 2Uanitobsa, Unitetf Mates t0i5fapia
A General flanking Buelnese Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discount
Drafts leaned and Colleotione made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of+01.00 and upwards frons dat of deposit to da,
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Snout, ATTENTION 021015 TO THE 00Lf,s03I0N'03' FAnannts' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a distancia.
S. A. STEWART MANAeun
drifted LIE$ & $filfd•rf i 2I, .D• 1' l , 1lilid. ,i f
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts ,Bought and Sold
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FAME NOTES DISCOUNTED.'
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIAL'
&WINGS BAR �J�b'. ver.,5 awn.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rattle. Interest 0.-
pounded Twice a Pear, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months f
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposita.
w e effect to Write Insurance In old English or Canadian Companies, or In 11
nal Companies as may be desired.
AGENT5 EOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANADIAN BANK OF C00IantROS.
Louis Shreader, wife rand children, of
(Mosley, were visiting! relatives in Brue.
sale this week.
T. Wateon and wife,of Belleville,form.
er well known residents of Bruseele, were
renewing old friendships in this locality
this week.
Marshall Worth and daughter, of Chi-
cago, and W. H. Willis, of Seaforth, were
the guests of B, Gerry and family, for a
few days this week.
Dr. McDonald, M. P., of Wingham,
was in town on Monday and called on a
number of our residents. He was on his
way to Walton .Presbyterian tea meeting.
Principal Cameron' is visiting at
Luoknow ; Miss Braden is enjoying
her holidays at Peterboro' ; Mies
Downey, at Hanover,land Mise Cooper at
Clinton.
Christmas brought' Jas. Roddick and
wife, of Toronto ; Mrs. Morrison and
daughter, of Michigan; and Mre, Addie,
of Stratford, as visitors to Mre. W. Bal.
lantyne'e.
Thos. Hoechtel has taken a eohool at
Lambton Mills, York County, and on
Wednesday of tbie week moved there.
RUTHERFORD—MAYEna.—At the reeid e
.. of the bride's parents, Holland, M .,
by Rev. D. Campbell, Mr. A- -
Rutherford, formerly of the Blue e
road, to Miss Lottie Sayers.
ENGEL—Rozerz.—At the home of e
bride's parents, on Dee, 25th, by e
Rev. G. H. Oobblediok, M. A. B. .,
Mr. John Engel, of Paw Paw, 661
to Mise Edith Rosewood Ro I,
eldest daughter of Mr.' Chas. Ro• 1,
of Grev.
Mxaa.
BRANT. -In East Wawanosb, on Deo' -
ber 15th, Archibald Brant, aged 5
years.
LuiaoLN. In Turnberry, on Dec. 1
John Lincoln, aged 65 years.
HENDER5ON.—In Morris, on Deo,
Wm. Henderson, aged 71 years :d
6 months.
FAEQunAneoN.—Ip Morris, on Sund ,
December 23rd, Thos. Farquhare,,
aged 79 years.
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Mr. Kneahtel is a good teacher and we u3Rirmm z e ss a �tgbzs
have no fear of his future success. Fall Wheat
W. A. Edgar and family left Brussels 54. ,.
on Wednesday for Culloden, Oxford 0o.,
Barley
Wheat 6¢
where Mr. Edgar will take charge of the peas
butter and cheese factory. We are sorry Oate
to lose them from town but wish them Butter, tube and rolls14
every success in their new home. Eggs per dozen14
Business Locals. Flour per barrel 8 00
Potatoes 30
Hay per ton 7 00
Lae goods galore at McAlpine's. 'Salt per bbl„ retail.,.,,, 1 00
DRY stove wood for sale at McOraok• Hides trimmed 3
en's. Hides rough 2
PURE American oil for 20 cents at B. Sheep skins, each 20
Gerry's. Lamb skins each ,15
OCLEnv, Cranberries and Cabbage at Apples per bbl1 26
MoAlpiue'e. Hogs, Live 8 50
HARNzse greatly rectooed in prices at H. Hoge, Dressed 4 75
Dennis', Brussels.
LARGE sweet Florida oranges 20 cents a
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dozen at Thomson's.
GRAND Rapid carpet sweepers in fine
finish and obeap at B. Gerry's.
R. LEATHzn0ALE is prepared to take any
amount of goose feathers in trade.
BANANAs grow in fax countries but we
will have them fax Xmas. McAlpine.
LARGE stook of Horse Blankets and
Robes at low prices at H. Dennis', Bros.
eels.
Comm cheaper than ever at Leather.
dale's. Get prides and come and see for
yourself.
HANGING and parlor lamps fax Christ-
mas presents at a further reduction at
B. Gerry's.
THE celebrated Bermuda coop stove
is reduced in price for December month,
at B. Gerry's.
6153583 Florida oranges, 20ote. 80ota.
and 40ots. per dozen at McAlpine's,'
Call and see him.
A caw load of pipes. They make nioe
Xmas gifts and there ie so many to pick
from at MoAlpine'e.
Fon the largest assortment and beat
value in grooeriea, orookery and glass-
ware go to Thomson'e.
T1Y off for your b is and shoos. All
the best brands and very obeap.
I. 0. Richards,
Hoon WILLIAMS is preparedtodo saw
filing and Betting at the livery barn.
Satisfaction guaranteed to every customer.
EVERY 25 Dent purchase calla for a
coupon fax the sugar walking stiok at
Mc Alpine's. Ask for a coupon.
Ronss, blankets and fur coats reduced
1 in price. Single harness very cheap.
I. C. Riebards.
CARPET WEAVING.—MPs. T. Moaraedoes
fine carpet weaving at moderate rates.
Residence on Catherine street, Bruseele.
When we epeak of our cigar stook we
do so with pride having the largest and
best stook . in town. Try some of Mo-
Alpine's.
WANTED :—An agent to take orders. for
life size portraits. For terms write to
W. W. Bargees, Photog', Elite Studio,
Mitchell, Ont.
OANn0ne,--Of them we will have plenty
and to spars, obeap and good. Largest and
best stook ever shown in Brussels,
Watch MoAlpine'e window.
Wine we say that we have best oysters
tare in town everybody believes it. We sell
more Bo you aan depend on them being
fresh. Get your next order from Mc-
Alpine.
CARPET WEAVINo.—The undersigned is
prepared to attend to all orders for
oarpet weaving with promptness.
Moderate charges., Residence one door
South of John Varooe's former ataud,
Wo,. Gencrun.
Thum is something thee, There is,
nothing so nice at ibis time of year as
Oranges. We have them beauties and
obeap. Lemons this season'e out, Dates,
Figs, . Nuts and Maloga Grapes best
quality and just lovely at McAlpine'e.
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
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glalot re appfor salyle in Rruseeln. Fox fur
0181115 at THE 2051 Pablie
Hound.
STRAYED ON THE PRE MIS 5
Grey,oin Octoundersigned,e, o mb, OwLot ner is e on '
questedto prove property, pay expo see
and take her•away.
VALENTINE POER$TER,
28.4 Oranbrook,P.,.
'OUSE AND SIX LOTS F R
Sale or to rent, being the prop ty
North of the railway, belonging .to Ja ea
Smart. For partioulars an to price nd
ems, apply to WM. AINLEY,
10-tf
Amen t's.Tfaotory, Brume .
NV -ANTED. -1,000 OUST01wII—
rtRB at our Drug, Book and dFq,oy
Goods store to seeing some of the my
bargains wo are offering in Books, Paley
goods, Chinaware, toys,&a, Come eoou t,nd
get your choice. G. A. DEADHAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, d
SAW GUMMING.—THE UN—
DERB1ONED has his emery grinder in or-
der for gumming saws at J, & P. An/oat's fee.
tory where he will be plased to attend to
theroquiremeute of the. public. All,aorteof
edge tech aerially ground and sharpened.
Anything from a pen -knife to a broadaxe
can be put in orderin a work-man•lilce
manner. Charge always reasonable,
D. STEWART.
THRESHING OUTFIT FOR
ASals.—Tho .untie reigned offers for sale
his bel Engine a nd Separator, both in
good working order. He will also dispose of
hie shingle mill. Reason for Belling, ill
health. A baigoln will bo given, For
further particulars aa toprioo,lanais 40,
apply
Lot 15,RICHARD ,rrey, ox Oranbrocli 10
Teacher Wanted,
Teacher wanted dor S. S. Ho. 1, Grey town.
ship,male, Zed class certificate preferred.
Applicant to state salary. Applications re-
ceived either personally or la writing up to:
2.p. m„ January MIO..
'2508. CALDER, secretary,
Cranbfooh P, 0,
Good Farm for Sale.
For Bale by tender N d Lot 20 Con.' 5, town-
ship of Morrie, Co, of Huron, 100 acres more
or less. About 90 acres cleared in good en1-
tivatlon, nearly all in grass, a aeree in Fall
w heat • good orchard ; frame house 24x80 ;
fr ante bank barn 00x01, part new and all new
roofed, and other outbuildings, Favorably
elltuated within 2 miles of Brussels, On the
place 15 a good profitable sand and gravel pit,
Tenders will be reesiVed by the undersigned
at Brueeole P. 0. up to JAIIOARY 10th,1805.
The lowest er' any tender not ne aemaaray
mooted. Possoesion can be given by let of
Feb.,1805,if needed, Address
JAS. MARTIN, I; F. 0 ,
24.2 or"A. HUNTER,
SZZ
Our Lara As,
5ortmon pP
BOOKS,
ALBUMS,
GAMES,
CARDS
TOY,
) BOOKLETS,
DOLLS, NOTIONS, • BLOCKS
PERFTJMES, TOILET SETS,
PINE STATIONERY,
PHOTO, FRAMES, SHAVING SETS
BIBLES OP ALL KINDS,
In foot everything fox the Xmae Season
AT
Fox's Drug Store,
f"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.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collett -
Mons made. Oihoe—Vanstone's Block, Bras.
sale. 21.8m
M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor Uonveyanoer,NotaryPnb.
lis, the. 0ifloe—'austone's Bloch, 1 door
north of Central Hotel. Private Funds to
Loan. ..
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SoHoitor, &o. (late of %arrow
Prales & Smith's
noderish,) Otfoe over
Gililos & Smith's Bgak, Brussels.
/Honey to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
31.3i .LNI '30 X '4 'I'
M. CAVANAGH, L. D.S., D. D. S„ /
Graduate of the Royal collage of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Termite Uni-
versity. *anon—Over A, R. Smith's Store,
Bruesets, Will visit Wroxeter the tat and
Srd Mondays and Blyth the Ind and 4th
Wednesdays of each month.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeoue.
Crown and Bridge work a specialty. Moder-
ate Fees, Satisfaction Assured. Ofce over.
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry St., Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
t/ • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases of domestioated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
.north of bridge. ^Turnberry et., Brussels,
M H. MOORE, V. S.,
H.
31.,V. M. S. Graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of an
domestioated animals treated on scientific
principles. Horse. dentistry and diseases of
attended to. Offince,,c'overr�Jo1 Calle
promptly
rane's marble works. Infirmary. at Beattie's
livery barn,Brnseele, Ont. 28.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGf3TON, 1101. D.
U.M., L• R. U.P., Edinburgh, If. O. P.
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wilson's
Block, corner of 112111 and Turnberry Ste.
J• M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Physician, Surgeon, Am:goober, etc,
dical
Facult. Graduate: Member of Colo lege University
and Surgeons, Ont, OrMIOE—Next door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont.' •
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. McCRAOKEN,
dle
at his Grocery, 2urnberrygstreet. Licenses,
11-4 N. BARRETT,
southTonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
of A. M. Malfay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ohildrene hair nutting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURAN0E,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
TATELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
suRANOE Co.- Established 1840, In.
surances effected on all Town and Farm
Property at very low rotes.
15.8ta
A. CREB eese's.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co. Huron. Oonveyanoer, Notary Public
Land, Loan' and Insurance Agent,. Funds
invested and to loan. Colleetione made
OIIloe 1,, Smalo's Blook, Brussels.
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental nude on
Piano or Organ. Will vieit Wingbam Tues-
day and Wednesday of each week, Rest -
donee on Princess Street, Brussols.
T A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
Brus-
sels, and
Organist in
the John's
of:Teachihng of A.
W.Thayer,.Mt1e,Dom, New York, will give
lessens to pupils either On piano 01' orggan,
at his parlor over A,R, Smith'e etoro,Brue-
eels. Yoe alIoaeons also given. Terme mod-
erate,
Notice to Creditors,
In THE E5TATE Or Jona H. Sot1ERVILLE,
Or THE TOWNeIIIP Or Monate, YEO0,AN,
DECEASED,
All persons having chime against the me
tate of John Hamilton Somerville, late of
Township. of Morrie, Yeoman, deceased, are
required to Bend particulars of the same' t0
one of the executors of said deceased, on or
before the 17th day of January,1890, after
whish data the executors will distribute the
eatate among theparties entitled thereto,
having reference any to the olaime of whieh
notice shall then have been given, and atter
sash dietributioh the exocutore w111.n of b0
respbneible 301• any part of the asoete of the
estate to any pe:nod of whose claim they
Mull net have received due notion,
Dated December 18115,1094.
DAVID G. HOGG,
one of the Exeontore
28.5 ' Bxut on 11. 0,