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5]eI' cent1 011.
In Order to Clear out
our Surplus Stock of
Fancy ahi.aware
We will for Two Weeks
give the large Discount of
One Fourth Off. This
Chinaware is extra value
at regular prides. A good
assortment to choose from,
Q. A, DEADIWAN.,
Druggist, Beoheeller and
Fahey Goode Dealer,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
' eoweuei a EXTENSION W. 0, & B.
Trains feavo Braeeele Station, North
and South, as follows:
GoING SOUTH. GOING NoaTo,
Mall 0;54 a.m. Mixed 9:45 a,m,
Express 11:59 a,m, Mail 5 16 p,m.
11Dlxed 9;00 p.r i. I Express ,,.... 9,48 p,m.
Itoral
' .A chiefs among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Scam, Board Friday evening of this
week.
Leer Tuesday dao. Roddiok sent a car
of sheep to. Buffalo.'
Oor Ocrune MOOs.oxIIN shipped a car
of potatoes this week to Toronto.
Wtf, McOuai oven bas pat a stook of
boots and shoes into bis shoe shop.
Woos*, grain and pork have been carp•
ting in at a lively rate during the post
week.
S. Pans has become a resident of Bene
eels, having moved from his farm in
MoHillop.
AN interesting account of Sir John
Thompson's funeral may be read on page
0 of this issue.
THERE is a rnmbur current oonoer ting
a protest to be entered in connection with
the recent Trustee election.
ON Saturday afternoon the annual
meeting.. of Bruseels cheese factory will
be held in the Town Hall Brussels.
Dotmrloa 'Padre' List Court will be
held in the Town Hall, Brussels, on
Thursday afternoon of next week at 8
o'clock.
XL LEATEEBDALE disposed of a Listowel
piano to John Hill, of Grey, and a Doh-
erty organ to Samuel Shine, of the same
township.
THe last meeting of the old Council
will be held nest Monday evening. New
Council will be sworn in on the following
Idonday at 11 a. m.
Monaca Horse Fair in Brussels on
' Thursday, January 31st. Don't forget it
se the Fair is held the Tbaraday before
the 1st Friday, hence we have two Fairs
in January.
DAISYsxEN.-The 18th- Anneal Conven-
tion of the Dairymen's Association of
Western Ontario will be held in Stratford
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
of next week. The leading men of Can-
ada and the U. S. will deliver addresses.
TnEnE were seven oars of lumber ship-
ped from Brussels during the past week
by Messrs. Ament, of town, and McDon-
ald, of. Walton. -1 oar of cattle' was for-
warded to the "Eastern marketsby Messrs.
Scott & Jones ; e oars of grain and 5 oars
of salt were also loaded by local shippers.
Poem Office authorities bave received
information from the Department at Ot-
tawa regarding the use of private postal
cards, which may be sent throughout
Canada for a one -Dent stamp. The
words,."Private' Post Card" must be
written or printed on the address side of
the card, which must not be thicker nor
larger than the regulation postal pard.
Dmn.-A few days since, Robbie, the
,twelve year old son of Mayor Holmes, of
Clinton, fell on a rusty nail and slightly
injured his knee. Although the lad
seemed all right and the wound of a very
ordinary nature, blood poisoning set in
and the bright lad speedily sank, dying
on Wednesday evening. The funeral
takes plane on Friday afternoon. Tim
PoeT tenders its sympathy to the bereav-
ed parents.
Sosof SCOTLAND CONCERT. -On There -
day evening, 24th inst., the annual oon•
cert of the Sons of Scotland will be held
in the Town Hall, Bruseels. A splendid
program will be presented by the, follow-
ing A 1 talent :-Mrs. McArthur, Scotch
vocalist, Hamilton ; J. H. Cameron,
Humorist and Elocutionist, Toronto •
Mies McFaui, Vocalist, Seaforth •,
and Dr. Campbell. of Seaforth,
who will deliver one of his tar.famed ad-
dresses on "Half Hour's talk with
Burns." Watch out for the program.
Neel) the evening free.
NowePAPOnrAL.-The 'Acton Free Press
Issued a very neat calendar on which ap-
pears a very good opioter" of Bro. Moore,
the energetic proprietor. -Our old cotem,
the Goderioh Signal, has celebrated
another birthday. Under the manage-
ment of D. McGillicuddy the flog appears
to be nailed to the masthead. -This week
the Brussels Herald enters upon its 2nd
volume and the new editor looks hope-
fully into the future. -The Seaforth Sun
is enlarged and improved. Not many
Counties can touch Huron for news-
papers.
L. O. L. NOTES. -The Grand Orange
Lodge of Ontario Weab, vill meet at St.
Oatberineeon Tuesday, March 1201, at
2oblock, p. m. The usual low railway
fares will be granted. Railway agents
have been instructed to supply standard
certifieatee at the reduced rates -one
,Tare and a third return. -A resolution of
•condolence was passed by Walton L. O.
at,, to Mrs. Samuel Hindee, Bruseele,,
•over she decease of her husband.-Tbe
District officers of the Orange Order for
this year are :-D. M., Reeve Mooney ;
D. D. ItI., D. Driscoll ; Chaplain, R.
Barr ;• Secretary, B, Gerry ; Treasurer,
:Jno, Oakley; Director of Ceremoniee,
B. Hamilton ; Lecturer, Matthew Wil.
,son. The County Lodge will be held in
'Wingbam on Tuesday, Feb, 5011.
l? o 1T YOU/3 LABEL,
Tile Subsoriptiop ptioo of Ton Pear, if
Paid strictly in advance, le ONE
:DOLLAR.
If you do not renew within three
menthe of the date on your label the pries
will bo $125; 1f you do net renew within
Aix months of the date on your label the
price will be $1,50. No paper will be sent
longer than ane yeas before being paid
for.
Send repewall directly to this 05lee,
Money sent by registered letter, post.
ofY'toe money order, express money order
QC draft, le at aur risk. A post -office
order up to 54 costs only two ciente,
The change on your label will 1190163'
you of our receipt of the money, 1f not
changed in three weeks drop us et card
and we will trace the natter up,
Address all lettere and make all ohequee
and orders payable to W. H, Herr, Brae -
eels,
When remitting money do not fail to
give poet offioe addrees,
When notifying us of ohange of address
do not fail to give both old and new post
office address.
Look at Your Label.
HultoN County Cougoil will meet in
Goderioh on Tuesday, 22nd inst.,.at 8 o'.
olook, '
Now subscriptions and renewals con-
tinue to roll in to Tun Posr, Don't bor-
row any longer.
W. RosanrsoN, D. D. G. M., of Wing -
ham, made Brussels Odd Fellow's lodge
an offioial visit this week.
MAITLAND Skating Rink has been very
largely patronized during the past two
weeks. The the has been tip-top.
TEE Enterprise Salt Works has re0eiv
ed a large supply of wood sinos the
sleighing Dame. The old stook was used
up.
Tae Atwood Bee says "There is no
better insurance concern in Canada than
the Confederation." W. H. Herr ie the
looal agent for Brussels.
SANTAOnaus cantata in, the Town. Hall
this (Friday) evening. 'It is given under
the auspices of St. John's Sabbath school,
Miss O'Connor being the instructor.
R. LEATEEanast intends transforming
his large brink driving barn and stable
into a doable dwelling house and will.
erect a new stable next Spring. It is a
good idea as the location is a splendid one
for a residence,
Panes Aesooz rioN.-Tbe annual meet.
ing of the Canada Press Association will
be held'. at Toronto on January 81st and
Feb. 1st. A tip-top program will be pre.
vented and a banquet at Webb's on the
evening. of Thursday.
ONE day that week as Mrs. Atwood and
Mre. Henry Bateman were driving
through Bruseels their baggy Dame fn
contactwithanother oonveyanoe on
Turnberry street and the result was 'a
broken axle and the occupants of the
buggy thrown out. Mrs. Bateman was
injured by the fall and has not fully re-
covered yet.
Vornes' LatinCoUaxe.-0ourte for the
revision of the Dominion Voters' Lists, in
East Huron, by -Judge Doyle, Revising
Barrister, will be held as follows :-Blyth,
Jan. 16th; Cranbrook, Jan. 1701 ; Brum.
eels, Jan. 17th ; Ethel, Jus. nth ; Wing.
ham, Jan. 2201 ; Howiok, Jan. 23rd and
24th ; Wroxeter Jan. 2401 ; Morrie, at
Belgrave, Jan. 2501 ; Turnberry, at Blue -
vale, Jan. 29th.
MAooAne0s.-Tbe following are the
officers of II. 0. T. M., Teat No. 24,
Brussels, as installed by Past Command
ere Roddick and Jackson :--
Sir
-Sir Knight P. 0., S. Jackson ;
" 0„ W.F. Vanetons ;
• L. 0., J. Earner ;
• R. II., J. J. Gilpin ;
F. II., G.:Baeker ;
• " P„ B. Carter ;
• " Phys., Dr. McNaughton;'
' S., A. McGuire ;
" ' M. at A., J. Glassier ;
" lab M. of G., R. Williams ;
" „2nd M. of G., J. Scott;
Sen., Geo. Edwards ;
" Pioket, David Jamison.
There are 86 members on the roll.
TRUSTEE ELECTION.-0ensiderable in-
terest was manifested in the election of
three Trneteesfor Brussels School Beard
last Monday. The electors were fairly
well canvassed between personal work,
circulars, &a., so that a large vote was
polled. Following was the, result when
the ballot boxes were opened
CANDIDATE. No. 1. No. 2. TOTAL.
A. Reid, 90 81 - 171
Rev. J. Ross, 93 76 -169
Dr. Graham, 81 69 - 150
T. Farrow, 64 76 - 140
J. R. Smith, 67 54 -121
The first three candidates will oon.
sequently occupy seats at the Board for
the next two years. Postmaster Farrow
bad 6 or 7 plumpers oast for hits and
Mr. Reid and Dr. Graham were also
favored by a few ballots marked in the
same manner for them.
Business Locals,
DAY stove wood for sale at McOraok•
en's.
Timms greatly reduoed it prices at H.
Dennis
LARGE stock of Horse Blankets and
Robes at lots prices at H. Dennis', Erns -
sole.
OaoANe cheaper than ever at Leather
dale's. Gat prices and come and see for
yourself.
Ter ns for yonr boots and shoes. All
the best brands and very ebeap.
I, 0. Richards,
We have some bargains in 2nd hand
watches to exchange for wood. H. L.
JAmcsoN, jeweller.
Ethan WILLIAMS is prepared to do saw
filing and setting at the livery barna
Satisfaction guaranteed to every onstomer.
Bazar 25 cent purchase cane for a
coupon for the eagle walking stick ab
Mo4lpine's. Ask for a coupon,
Bones, blapkete and fur coats reduced
in price. Single harness very cheap.
L C. Richards.
H. R. Bnewea, Photo. artist, is now,
prepared to enlarge any photo. banded to
him, either in Crayon, .Indian Ink or
Water Colors, Call and else samples at
the Gallery, Brussels.
A Cors of any photo taken by Messrs.
Perry, Burgess, or Strong may be bad
by applying at our photo. gallery. Our
negatives are laid by with the greatest
Dare, therefore photo's can be had first
Ohms. H. R. Brewer.
R, Lea uMe ie Prepared to talus any
enioant 0f soee Nether]] in trade,.
CAltleer eavitc.-Mte,'.l', 111eQtaedoee
flue carpweaving at moderate rates.
Reaideuo on Catherine street, Brussels,
Warne ;•-.,An agent to take orders Or
life a ze ortraits.. For tertne Write to.
W, W, Borgeee, Photog', Ante Btadfo,
Mitchell, Out,
Carom; Wnsvmse.-Tbe tmdereillned ie
prepared to attend to all orders for
carpet weaving with promptness,
Moderate chargee, accidence cue door
South of John Vareoe'e former stand,
WM, GnrFFlTii•
IF you want anything in the furniture
line now ie the time to buy, I have
bought right and 1 can eell right. .a.
Leatherdn,
IfNITruale.-Mary H, Howe, of the firm'
of. Howe do Oo., ie prepared to take in
salknit.ttinJng, or it to order, seeks, stockings,
cardigan jackets, &c, Will exchange
goods for wool. Store, one door South
of the Woollen milt, Brussels. Give ue a
AU kinds of saws cleaned, gummed,
hammered, jointed, eat, filed and oiled
at the East end of Queen St,, by slaw
filer, T. McGregor, Bruseels, Saws
May be left and arrangements
made at AloHay & Co's, bardware store,
Brussels Ont,
STOVES, the cheapest; lamps, moat
brilliant; carpet sweepers, beautiful;
saws, the keoneet ; axes, guaranteed to
out nails ; oil most illuminous ; bells,
most nueical ; whips, moat 'elastic
silverware, most handsome, at B.
Gerry'e, Bruesele,
WELL -DIGGING AND Diemnisa.-George
Birt has 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.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
thane. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 8'4-tf,
eCRN
Rem. -In Turnberry, on Deo. 81st, the
wife of Mr. John Reid of.a son..
ZmLrax,-In Listowel, on Deo. 20th, the
wife of Mr. Conrad Zilliax of a son.
MAZZIZ,X=D.
Sootr-Gamed.-At the residence of the
bride's father, Springbank Farm,
Howick, on Deo. 26th, 1894, by Rev.
E. A. Shaw, brother-in-law of the
bride, assisted by Rev. Austin Potter,
of Clifford, Mr. Myles Scott, of
Txtitslei,.Ont., to Mies Sarah Ella,.
a,l,,.r 'iaa4ilne• of Mr. Geo. Gregg.
TEYNE-OLAaxE.-At the Parsonage, Bel -
grave, on Tuesday, Jan. lst, by Rev.
B. A. Shaw, Mr. James Thyne, to
Miss Annie Clarke, both of the town-
ship of Morrie,
HOPPEE-STo00000BII.-At the residence
of :the bride's father, Belgrave, on
• Jan. 1st, by Rev. E.' A. Shaw, Mr,
Henry. Hopper, of Morrie, to Mise
Frances, daughter of Mr. Riohard
Stonehouse.
RAtosnx-HENRY,-At "Maitland Bank"
farm, East Wawanosh, the residence
of the bride's father, Mr. Jae. Henry,
on Deo. 255b, by Rev. Wm, Baugh,
Mr. John Ramsey, of Guelph, to
Miss Ellis Henry, of East Wawa_
nosh,
MADDocx-JAeseox.-At the residence of
the bride's parents, Braeeele, on
January 8th, by Rev. S. Jones,
grandfather of the bride, Me. Homer.
Edwin Maddock, merohant, New-
market, to Miss Mabel Emma, sec-
ond daugbter of Mr. Walter Jaokdon,
of Brussels.
MoLems-MoOnscacem-In Bluevale, on
Jan. 8th, by. Rev. Mr.. Wood,
of Wingbam, assisted by Rev..
J. MoOracken, brother of the bride,
Mr. S. A. McLean, of Goderioh, to
Mise Sadie MoOraoken.
HnlcHLEY-MODouoALL.-At Ctanbrook,
on Jan. 901, at the residenoe of the
bride's father, by Rev. D. B. MoRae,
Mr. Jas. D. Hinahley, of Hallett, to
Mise Jennie McDougall, of Grey.
GEDDES-Fnesan,-At the residence of
Mr. Robert Shaw, Morrie, brother -
in law of the bride, on Jan. 9th, by
Rev. J. W. Pring, Mr. John A.
Geddes, of Morrie, Ont., to Mise
Bella M. Fraser, eldest daughter of
Mr. Lachlan Fraser, of the 1st oon.
of Morrie.
"=2f7D_
SxELTON.-1s* Morris, on January 6th,
Charles, youngest eon of John Skel t-
on, aged 16 years.
BUDDY. -Da East Wawanoeb, on San.
2nd, Mrs. John Ruddy, aged 72
years.
Fanzxexo,-In Stratford, athis residence,
Norman street, on Deo., 31st, Wil.
liam J. Freeland, aged 55 years.
Ross. -In Grey, on Jan. 401, Christina,
wife of Charles Rose, aged 28 years,
3 months and 18 deye.
HoLttes.-In Clinton, on Jan. gbh, Rob-
bie, eon of Mayor Holmes, of the
New Era, aged 12 years.
Sooxo.-Io Hullett, on 8rd, inst., Mar-
garet Hamilton, wife of Robt. Scott,
ex -reeve, aged 64 years and 6 mo s.
•
AV'OTSON SAS f7B_
Tnnasnax, Jan. 17th. -Farm stook,
implements, &m Lot 7, con. 5, Morris..
Sale, unreserved, at 12 o'clock. Francais
J. Baines, Prop. Geo, Birkby, Auo.
TUESDAY, Jan. 22nd. -100 acre farm,
farm stook, implements, &c. Lot 9, oon.
8, Grey. Sale at 12 o'clook. Jno. Me-
Dougall, Prop. F. S. Scott, Ana.
Llvenroor, Jan., 7. .The cattle market
is firmer in tone here, prices ruling }p
higher all round on cattle, while there
has been a sharp advance in sheep. Re-
ceipts of cattle have been light, while the
demand Pae been brisk, and the market
firmed 'up in consequence. The general
supply of sheep le fair and prices are
from 1c to lie higher' than they were,
' TORONTo, Jan. 9. -Market quiet.
Wheat -Cars of white on the Northern
quoted at 59o, with 18o bid, . and ears of
red and white quoted at 57o on G. T. R.,
north and tweet freights ; holders of white
asking 60o on 0,. P. R. west, and 6010 on
the Midland ; holders of No. 1 Manitoba
asking lo more for care west at 79e ; ears
of No, 1 hard sold grinding in transit
Sarnia at 88e. Flour -A car of Ontario
patent sold at 32.90, Toronto freights ;
elders asking $2.80 for straight roller,
Toronto freighte. Barley -Round Iota of
No. 1 east quoted at 44o to 45o ; care of
No. 2 nominal at 40o outside. Oats -
Care of mixed quoted at 270 to 2710, and.
white at 2710 west ; pare of white on
Northern quoted at 32o. Peas -Cars
north and west quoted at 58o, and at 54o
middle freights.
?Slit/IND./14D. ,8,84X (` Q. t C4X111)4,
HEAD t1FFIOE. - TORONTO,
ASSETS), s (Seven Million Dollars) 1;7,060,000
OAlaIT4L (Authorized) - - $2,000,000
4genctesin esilpadncipiuipoints in Ontario, Q Qaobea,.affinitaini,Uniteci States weEngland,
Pdd P•4"e°JFi68 44'014
A General Banking B9ainess Traneaoted, Farmer's' Notes Dleaounted,
Drat be limited and Colleetiope made on all points,.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Intei'eot allowed on depg110 of $1,00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and 0einpounded half yearly,
Omar, ATTENTION ewes TO TIM COMMOTION OF VA1itxnne' SALE NOTES,
Every faoility afforded Customers living ata die berme.
J. A,. STEWART MANAai E.
GILLIdol$ eltifi da eb tLd,y DL•E.V'ICE11
B R U'S S ,ELS , •'.
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts.i3ought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.'
F,ARMBAS NOTES 'DISt.OUNTED.
' SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A BPEQIALTY
Samaras Daae DHPaentavyr.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com-
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months* of
Ootober and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We effect to write Insurance in old English or Canadian Companies, or 1s*, llint.
ual Corupanles us may be desired.
AGENTS FOE CANADA AND UNITED STATES : Tan CANADIAN BANE OF CetltrltltOE.
BAST BUFFALO, Jan. 9. Cattle-
Reoeipts, 100 head ; matket steady, no
very fancy on sale ; fair to choice fat
cows, 52.25 to 53.25 ; light steers, $3.70
to $4 ; veal calves, $5.50 to 57. -Hogs -
Receipts, 7,000 head ; market Blow, bat
stronger Yorkers, $4.20 to 54.25, mostly:
54.20 ; good mixed, $4.30 to 54.85 ; good
mediums, 54.85 to 54.45 ; good heavy,
54.50 to 54.65 ; roughs, 53,65 to 34;
stags, 58 to 8.50S -Receipts of sheep and
lambs to -day were 51 oars of sale ,stook.
The market opened fairly steady with
quite a number of choice fat lambs in
offerings, but toward the close prices
broke badly, closing 15 to 25 cents lower
than yesterday's close, with 8 loads .of
native snook and 6 loads of Oanadae un-
sold. Early sales of Canada lambs at
$4.75 to 34.90 and latest sales at 54.65 to
$.4.75. A few lots of prime export Can-
ada lambs, evetaging 110'pounde, sold at
55, but anything not extra ohoioe was.
bard to sell. ' Prime Canada sheep
closed at 58.65 to $3.90. Native stook,
suffered the greatest decline ; best native
lambs, 5,60 ; choice to export ewes sold
at $8,35 to 58.65. Tbie through run is
heavy, and probably the balance of this
week will not show much improvement
in prioes, but fancy fat lambs should.
bring 5 cents nest' week if the weather
conditions are favorable.
:e3RT.7607 X.,S SXA22>:..CETS.
Fall Wheat 54
Spring Wheat 54
Barley 36
Peas s;-., 53
Oats ,,.1 26
Buttes, tubs androlle 14
Eggs per dozen.,.,,..,., 14
Flour per barrel 8 00
Potatoes ...,., 30
Hay per ton ., 7 00
Salt per bbl., retail:.,... 1 00
Hideo trimmed
Hides rough
Sheep skins,; each
Lamb skin each
Apples per bbl ,. 1 25
Hoge, Live ..: , .. 8 50
Hogs, Dressed 4 75
8
2
20
15
56
56
40
54
28
15
00
8 50
00
00
00
2
40
40
1 26
3 75
4 80
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GIRL WANTED AT THE
American Hotel to donpetair work.
Apply at once. MILS. KOENIG.
LOTH, CUT FOR A BOY'S
'coat, lost between the Queen's Hotel
shed, 13 ruesele, end the 8rd, oon. of Grey, The
Ender will kindly leave the same at
TEE P osT Publishing House..
1TTANTED.-400, LBS. TUR -
VV nay and 400 lbs. Geese,- will pay
:cents per lb. for turkeys and 0 cents per lb.
for geese, tobe delivered 011 or before the.
19th of January. Fowl to be drawn and
beads and feet off.
A. STRACHAN, Brussels.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
17 The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the Court
room in the town. of Goderioh, on Tuesday,
tbe,22nd day of Januaty,at8 o'oloeh p. m.
W. LANE,
CM, Clerk.
Dated January 9th, 1805.
WOOD WANTED. -.100 CORDS
of.Green, Hard Stovewood-wanted
for Oaeh. G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o,
COMFORTABLE B.OUSE AND
V lot for sale, in Bruesele.• For further
particularsapply at. Tan Poem publishing
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
0
1 the undersigned, Lot. 20, Con. 12,
Grey, in October,a ewelamb,
quested Ownerisre-
'to prove property, pay expenses
and take her timely,
VALIENTINE FOF.RSTER,
28.4 Crunbrooly P. O.
FARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC
Atieno -The 100 acre farm belonging
10 the e
e undersigned, being Lots, Don.e,Grey,
will be offered for Bale on Tuesday,January.
221x1, on the premitee. Thorn are 85 acres
cleared, 34 `mores of orebard,00mfortable
house, good barn, end eelms eery outbuildings,
Possession given at any time, $2,000 wanted
down,balnnee may remain on mortgage at
5 per cent. For further particulars apply
to JOHN MOD OUGALL, Proprietor, or
28-2 F, 8, 80OTT, Auctioneer.
Annual Meeting.
She Annual Meeting of the Brawls
Drtvirg Park Association for the election of
oi6ours, the receiving of the report of the
Dire Mors for the past year and moll other
Nis meas as may bo lawfully brought before
the ,Meeting,will be 01011 at the American
Hotelon Isoodayevening, January 22nd,
1805,' at 8 o'elcek, B, SOUTT.
HOUSE AND SIX LOT'S FOR
'Salo or to rant, being the property
North of the railway, belonging to James'
Smart, For • particulars as to pride and
Mims, apply to ' WM. AINLEY,
1041 . Amen t's Factory,Brueeele,
TENDERS WILL BE RBCEIV.
1 nn by the undersigned up to Jan. 1500,
for the carpenter work,and furnishing a fur -
lowest or anymtennder not nresidence.
cessarily poo )IPE
ed. Plans and specifications may be seen by
applying to JOHN OUTT,
Lot 5, Con. 1, Grey,
Jamestown P. 0.
I8S OLIVER,
Fashionable DreeeandMantle Matter,
wishes to intimate to the ladies of Brussels
and vioinity that elle: has resumed business
again atter an ab'senee of over two years in
Toronto. Your patronage solicited.. Prices
Moderate. -, Residence, Turnberry street
South, -4
Brussels Cheese Factory.
ANNUAL. -MEETING.
Tbe annual meeting of Brussels Cheese
Factory Will be held in the Town Ball,drue.
eels, on Saturday, January loth, at 2 p.m.
The Auditors'report will be presented and
arrangements made for another year's busi-
ness. All who are interested are requested
HARRIS
attend.
HARRIS & MOLAUCHLIN•
25.2 Proprietors.
SAW GUMMING.=THE UN
DEDSIoNED bas his emery grinder in or-
der for gumming saws at J & P. Amont'e fac-
tory where, he will bo pleased to attend to
the requirements of the public, All sorts of
edge tnole, oarfuliy ground and sharpened,
Anything from a pen -knife to a broadaxe
can be put in order in a work-man-]ike'
m aoner. Charge always reasonable,
D. STEWART.
THRESHING OUTFITgg'FOR
his A bel • Engine nand iSeparator, both in
good working order. He will also dispose of
hie shingle mill. Reasonfor selling, ill
health. A bargain will be given. For
further particulars as to price, terms, 10.,
apply M RICHARD MITCHELL,.
fi•tf Lot 10, Con. it, Grey, or OranbrookP 0
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the East Huron
Agricultural Souiety will be .held Yu the
Town Ha11, Brussels, on Wednesday, Jan,18,
.1805, ut 1:90 o'olock,aharp. For the pur oae'
of receiving the Auditors' report, electing
officers for the eneuiugyear and transacting
such 'other business as may come before the
m elating.
1IERe isoN, D. STEWART,
President. Bearetary,
HOWIOR FARMERS' MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE 00.
Notice hereby given that the Annual
meeting of the Howlett Mutual Fire Ineur-
aneego. will beheld inthe Towuebip Hall,
Gerrie, on Friday, January Mb, 1805, at1
o'alook p.m., for the ipurpose of receiving the
annual report, the election of two directors
and one :anditor,and the transaction of any
other business deemed necessary for the:
welfare of the company. All members are
requested to. attend,
W. S. MoKnnoann, J,tg,s E00411,
Secretary. President.
REAL ESTATE.
TIARMS FOR SALE. -'THE UN-
sale and to rent, easy berme good
ownehipe
of Morrie and Grey, F S. SOOTT,Bruseela.
ARMFORSALE OR TO
neem.--Tbe undersigned offers hie 180
acre farm, being Lots 12 and W 418, Oon. 5,
Grey, for sole. Onthe premises is a nom
fortmble brick house, new bank barn, good
orchard, wells, fence!), &a. 150 acres cleared.
balance bush. A bargain will be given. If
not soldthe farm wig be rented for a term
Di years. Pm further partioularsae to price
terme, &o., apply to
ROI3T, M0IiEL, Proprietor,
11.8 Gordo, P. 0,,.
or to 3AM168 A. FRAIN , Brussels.. -
Card of Thanks.
To the Electors of Brussels i
We beg tg sincerely thank
you for the hearty support ac-
corded us at the recent Public
School Trustee election, and we
trust that your renewed declara-
tion of confidence will be found
to be justified by our actions on
the 73oard during the additional
terra of office to which you clave
been pleased to elect us.
Yours Respectfully,
p y,
ADAM REID,
JOHN Ross,
WM. aTtAHATI. '
,cduac,
Prices.
15sa'than (lost,
IN order to olear out the balance of ole
4 we Holiday :-CO11n}o3d Toilhstl Cases thenext
52.00 for 3111,49 Celluloid Toilet Cases
worth 51,75 for 51.24 ; Celluloid Shaving
Setts, worth 52.50 for 91,78 ; Celluloid
Sbavipg Setts, worth $2.25, for 51,581
Fine Plush Cuff end Collar Setts, words
51.25 for 70e. ; Beautiful Photo, Albums,
1500011 51:09 for 080. ; Beautiful Photo.
Frames*, worth 25o. eaoh for 80e. per pair;
Beautifpi Plush Manicure, worth $5.50
for 54,19. Odor Oases, •Jewel Cases,
Gonte' Oompanioue, &o„ in same proper -
tion.
These prions are for the next 4 weeks
only so now is your ohahco to buy a nice
cheap birthday present at
Fox's l;ru Store,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Bolioitorand Oonveyaaeer. Collec-
tions made. OIIiee-Vanetene'e Block, Brue •
eels. 21 -Sm
YVM. SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, llonvoyaneer,NotaryPub•
lio, dee, Dillon-'vauetooe's Bleak, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
. Solicitor, F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, Bao. pato 01 Darrow&
Prondloot's Office, Goderioh,) Office. over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
)1.D NTXaST:
M. CAVANAGH, L- LL S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
veretty, OFFI0a-Oyer A. R, Smith's Store,
Brusse,s, Will visit Wroxeter the let .and
8rd Mondays and Blyth the 201 and 4th
Wedneedaye of each month,
DR. 'DAVIDSON
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental' Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a epeaialtyp Moder-
al Fees. Satisfaction Assured. Once' over
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry 8t,, Brus-
sels,.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWI0K,
tl • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, le prepared to treat all
Moues of domesticated 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 d'urnilerry at., Brussels.'
H. MOORE, V. S.,'
H.M.,V-M. S. Graduate of the
Ontario Veterinary College. Diseases of all
domesticated animale treated ou seientiflo
principles. Horse dentistry and diseases of
horned cattle a epeeialby.- Galla promptly
attended to, Office, 'over Jobnaton & Coda -
mare's marble works. Infirmary at Beattlo's
livery barn, Brussels ,Oat. 26-
IEfiEDICAL CARDS.
JA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
• 0. M., L. R. 0.P., `Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
S. Ont. Residence and - office in Wileon'e
Block, corner of Mill. and Tmmberry Ste.-
T 11. ARMSTRONG,M. D.
tJ • Pbyeioian, Surgeon, A000uober, eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Phyeleiaae
and Burgeons, Ont. GFFIOE-Next door to
McDonald & Co., Walton Ont..
BUSINESS CARDS.
V Y • H. MoORAOKEN,
Insurer ofillarriageLiceneee, office
Wale Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
TbN. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south of A. M. McNay & Oo'e hardware store.
Ladle§'and ohiidrene hair eluting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,.
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
TTLLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
annANOE Oo, Established 1840, In-
surances eifeoted on all. Town and Farm
Property at very low rotes.
J. A, CREIGHTON,
15.8m Agent, Brussels.
A LEX. HUNTER,
.
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Tneuranoe Agent. Funds
invested and to loan, Collections made
Office in 8male'e B look, Brussels.
lt/rISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Tauter of instrumental 'nude on
Piano or Organ. Will visit Wingbam Tues-
day and Wednesday of soh week. Rest
dance on Princess Street, Brussels.
TA. HAWKINS, M. C. S. M.
• Organist In St. John's Church Brus.-
eels and pupil, in the Art of. Teaching of A.
W.'1'hayer,Mus ,Dom, New York, will give
lessons to pupils either on piano or organ,.
at 1110p arl or over A.B. Smnth'oetore,Brue-
eels. Voealleseonealso given. Terms mod-
erate.
AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN,
Xi.. Auctioneer, le always ready to at-
tend ,ales of farmo,.farm stock, &e. Terme
cheerfully given. Orapbrook P. 0. Salve
may be arras* ed at Tan PoeT Publishing
House, Brussel
o,
KIRKBY,
Moused Auetioneer, Salon oon
ad on reasonable terthe, harms and
obneka specialty, Orders loft at Tan
Pubic thing House,Bra gaols, or eentto
P.O., will rseeive prompt attention,
IAVING TAKEN OUT L
L SE as an Au801005e
to eondaot sales of term stook Iala)
prisms]. Knowing the 'standing
every person l am In a position
good marks and get good mourn, f
ou credit.. Satisfaction uarant
pie aoall. 82- F 8, 8071/