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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-6-28, Page 80 .$ Jvzrxl 28, :1,&96 Pure"riser.,. Use Qui Government Stan- dard'for the Potato Bugs, None better at 25c, per lb, cep Cool By buying one or more oboioe Fans thee we are eelling Net now, or if you prefer to take A. D!WNK of Hire's Root Beer, Jersey Milk Shake, Jersey Bntterinilk or Lime Fruit Juice 'wbioh we are selling at reduced rates to introduce them. '1G, A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Bookseller and Graduate Optician, MAU TRUNK RAILWAY. NOUTHERE sweetieI0e W. G. & E. • `Drains leave Brussels Station, North and. South, as follows: b9ersro Bouma, Gomm NonTB, 3fait 6:50 a,m. Mixed 9:45 a.m, Seartsee......11:99 a.m. Mali - 0 111p.m. iitxo,i 9:00 p.m. Express ,.,.,, 9:45 p,m, Wont Xteius ions. A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll Arent it. Srras.w0Eneres are a scarce fruit, PURLto sohoole close Friday of this week. 4s num Reams attended St. Thomas races. LAST Monday morning's rain did a great deal of good. HARRY BREwAn moved to the studio in the Smith block on Thursday. LOCAL Baseball matoh on Viotoria Park ou Thursday evening of this weak. Tire stone masons are ready to Dom. mance work on the basement of the new sohool house. OWING to next Monday being Dominion Day, Brussels Counoil will meet this Friday evening, WEDDINOa ace numerous this month in the tooaliby of Brussels, no less than three on Wednesday. BaUS5ELs will be largely represented at Wroxeter next Monday. Our Band, Football team, Gun Club and many ethers will visit the Northern burg. A nog was made on Tuee,b,y sad the detached portions of the horse sheds re. moved from Knox church yard to Mel. vibe church. A raising was held Thurs- day afternoon. lLA8.e of our exchanges had happy Dick Coleman, of the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company, dead and buried during the past few weeks, but he is very rauoh of a live mac yet, all the same. TaorrmG Srocx,-John Hewitt has ex- changed his fanny driving mare with W. Park, of Durham, for a four-year-old. horse that is likely to develop Oslo quite a trotter, se he comes from good stook. Tem new brick residence of D. A. Lowry, comer of Turuberry and Queen streets, is being rapidly pushed forward, the first story oy; the brickwork being completed. It will be a two story riot. tage. TrraaE were 95 tickets sold for Guelph last 'Tuesday for the excursion to the Madel Fern. 6 crowded coaches, con- taining over 600 passengers, were aboard when Oondnotor Fitzgerald gave the signal to pull out from Brunets. (Damvrxo PAnx.-All parties who have been nsiug the Driving track this Beason or who intend to for horses or bicycles, and who have nob got their season tickets should at onoe call on the Secretary and secure them. Ladies on bicycles free. 9'. S. SCOTT, Secretary. BUM AND CRANIUMOR combined foot belt club played a match with Brussels on Victoria Park last Tuesday evening, the result being a tie, each team securing 2' goals in one hour and a half. The game was somewhat' ragged yet close en- ough to be interesting. The visitors made a strong fight. To Goseme. Tuesday of next week James O'Leary sends his fast paoing mare, "Florence G." who has a record of 2:18, to the Leeh Stock Fane, Goshen, Indiana, L. S., where she will be bred to the wonderful peeing etalliou, "Online," 2:04. "Florence" is now in foal to the trotbitnghorse "Slander." F. S. Scott will go to Goshen with the mare. AccmRNr.-Last Saturday evening as Jas. O'Leary, Queen's Hotel, was speed- lag his trotting horse on the h mile track the animal was frightened by a lady bi. cyclist, coming in an opposite direction, wad bolted, taking the sulky and driver ever the embankment to the North of the coarse. Mr. O'Leary was stunned by the npsat and bad two serious bruises oe his head, besides injury to one of his Hands. The borne w caught by Alex, Ross before it got up and thereby a run. away was averted. `alts of the Brussels boys must have heea naughty at the Ethel -Atwood foot. ball watch last week, judging by the etn- phetie way the Atwood Bee refers to then i -"Moat of the Brussels club were present as spectators, and one or two of them we are sorry to say took oonsider• able teonble to convince the people of ]how little they knew. It was well fdr one of the "mouthy" gents that he closed his eiy trap when he did, otherwise a sertrin Henfryn bystander might have made it neneseary for him to eat his resale standing for,the next few weeks." EDUCATIONAL. -Wednesday of this week len candidates wrote on the Commercial 0ourse in connection wit', the Doming ex. amination. Tbureday b: persons pre- sented themselves, 34 writing on the Pablio School Leaving and 88 in the l8ntrance oleos. The presiding exatn. incite are] 9. Fraser, of Turuberry, and Miss Mary Robertson, of Wingham, The o aodidates wrote in the Town hall. -Principal Cameron is doing duty et Blyth' as presiding examiner.-Poetmast- sr Farrow offers three prizes of $2,50 ; 91.50 and 91.00 for the beet pupils in Ortheopy. 50 words will be given as a test in pronounclation. Test will be made before atone of 1805. -Public schools will re -open :after vaoation on Monday, Aug. 19th, • GAMIN party at Tilos, Maunders' on Thursday evening of this week• Nose Monday will be Dominion Day and consequently apublie holiday. "Marl' LEA'" took 8rd money In the f9,80 pa405 1858, St. 'Thomas, on Tues. day afternoon. Poona Division Court was held here on Thursday of tlife weals. The docket was not heavy. Betlesnrs Band ie preparing a tip- top program for their goncerb at Wroxet• sr on the evening of Dominion Day, AN offer of selling our 900.9000 Pnblle School debentures at par, issuing them. at 4d per gent., has been made. This is on a 80 year term. QOITE trnumbs' of BrussslibBattended' the Caledonian games in Kincardine on Wednesday. W. F, Scott and G. Perris were among the oonteetants. THE earth taken from the excavation for the new school house has been platted upon portions of three streets to build up the centre, They will probably be grav- elled at:some later period. TRIM Laseies' Band has Dome and gone. They made a favorable 1111pre5aion on Wednesday and gave a good program of vocal and instrumental music. There are eleven members under the command of Capt. Dean and Lieut, 'Pettit. Tire Band went to Listowel on Thursday's noon train. Guns Blume Asa. Paux.-What about holding a bee and levelling the Southerly. portion of the enolosare at the Gray Branch Park for the exhibition of horses next Fall ? Four or five teams would soon do the work and now its a good time to go at it. We hope the President and Directors will take hold of the matter at once, A NUlinxn of ,years ago, while proprietor of the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, Alfred Rae befriended a man named Van Allen, who was on the rooks. Van Allen board- ed with him for a time and handed frim over an interest in an insurance policy, on which 31r. Roe drew $3,000 a short time ago at Buffalo. It evidently pays to do kind deeds. NEwsPAPORIAL.-A. new weekly paper, published in Hespeler, made its appear- ance under the name of the Hespeler Her• ald. It is a tidy, cleanly printed and noway sbeet,-The name of the seoond paper now being issued at Harriston ie the Review. Editor Dewar will wield the journalistic soissors and paste pot. This is the second trial for two papers there, bat, Bro. Dewar appears very hope- ful in his initial number. JUNE WEDDING, -The guests at the res- idence of Walter Richardson witnessed a matrimonial alliance between James Ireland, a prosperous young farmer of Grey township, and Miss Jeanet, the es- timable daughter of the host on Wednee. day evening of this week, Rev. Jno. Ross, B.A., was the ofeeiating clergyman. The bride wore a very becoming costume of white muslin. The wedding gifts were of a handsome, useful and valuable char. anter. After supper Mr. and Mrs. Ire- land proceeded to their own home to sob up house -keeping. May their future be happy end prosperous say their many well wrshers. Ano BnoiEN,-Last Friday evening Myrtle Nott and a number of other girls were strawberry hunting in Daniel Stewart's bush. Myrtle was climbing a fence when the top rail turned and she was thrown to the ground, breaking her, left arm between the elbow and wrist in the fall. The injured member was soon placed in splints by a M. D. and she is getting along nicely. It is a source of considerable disappointment to Myrtle that she will now be unable to write at the examination for Third Close Teach- ers' Certifioate. We sympathize with her, bat as she is only 14 years of ave she has plenty of time ahead of her next year. Twgat'r Odd Fellows from Western Star Lodge went to Wingharn on Wednesday afternoon to join their brethren there in decorating the graves of deceased broth, ere and sisters. There are over 100 Odd Fellows in the procession, which was headed by the Fife and Drum Band. The graves of Bros. Vanstone, Brown, McDonald, Fairfield, Merrifield, Hisoott, Rutherford, and sisters Ilisootb, Long, Robinson, Slemin, Manuel, •Mainprice, Dodd, McGregor and Deyall were visited and decked with flowers. Two oar- riagescontained representatives from the Rebekah Lodge. Grand Master Hoyle, and Rev. Mr, Okras, of Lucknow, took part in the aeremony. The visiting brethren had tea at hire. Elder's, where a lawn party was held in the evening. House or RErcex.-The wallsof the House are up all round for the seoond tier of joists about sixteen feet out of the ground. Three weeks' more work will see the walls finished if the weather re. mains as it has been. Stone has been hauled for the barn and the masons are expected to be at work about the fourth of July. Contractor Cooper will have to pat hie shoulder to the wheel very soon now, A. Chrystal, of Goderiob, was in Clinton making arrangements for the planing of boiler and bank. Five oar loads of brick have arrived from Mr. Motz's yard, Crediton, which will finial' the brickwork ; 240,000 have been fur- nished of a first-class quality. The sup- ply and quality of the water in 'the well is improving. i4Ir. Kerr, representing the Oentral Prison Industries, was there to see about the furnishing of rooms. The iron bedsteads are now adopted in all large institutions ; they are tasty, dur- able, cheap and clear, Onrmuenr.-Early last Sabbath morn- ing the spirit of Mrs. Robt, Hunt was beckoned away. The old lady, who was past 84 years of age, had come to Brus- sels a few weeks ago to visit her laugh• ter, Mrs. J. Y. 5. Kirk, and although everything was done foe the old lady she passed quietly away conscious to the last. Deceased was born in Cambridgeshire, England, and was united in marriage to Robt. Hunt, who died 25 years ago. They came to Canada in 3858, lived in Benmiller for a few years and then moved to Clinton where they resided np"to their decease. Mr. Hantand eons were millere and the late Wm. Vanstone, of Brussels, served his apprenticeship with the form. sr, Four children survive Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Kirk, Brussels H, Hunt, Clinton ; Mrs. Dark, London and D. Hunt, Bay City, Mich. Mrs. Hunt's *remains were conveyed to Clinton on Sabbath after. noon and the funeral took plena on Toes, day, the service being taken by Rev, Mr. Park, of the English church, of whioh the subjeot of this notice was a worthy member for years, Although so old Mrs. Hunt retained her faculties in a wonder- ful manner and her hearing and Dye+eight were firsb•olass. Mrs. Hunte grand. mother lived to be 104 years of age and was about the house 4 doe previous to her death, r"Worn," Beattie Dies. trotting mare took 2nd place .in. the 9120 ()lase at St. Thomas Wednesday. Dramas Court was beld In Kaci olruroh on Thureda , owing to the Town klall being'000upiod by the Entrance ex. amination pupils. Judge Doyle was on the bench, Ammon, a beetling village East of Guelph on the G, T. It., was promised it fire engine teat by the Wateroue 00, of Brantford, J. D, Ronald shipped one of his fine eteamers there tills week and will peeve to the Aotonians the capabili- ties of the ell:meld" to throw weber in larger streams, longer distanoes and with more force than the Brantford machine, Mr. Ronald and Foreman Watt will be inoommand, The beet is the cheapest. BUBINEBs G11ANon.-The old and well esbablished Beaver hardware store has changed hands. B. Garry, who has been so suogesefully in command for many years has sold out to his sons, Noble and. Nelson, who took possession last Monday under the firm name of N. & N. Gerry, Mr, Gerry has nob decided what course he will pursue (and he has no particular need to worry) bat we hope he will con. tines to reside in Brussels,. While re- gretting his dropping out we welcome the "boys" into the business oirole in Brno. eels and wish them every amuse in their venture. Noble has been in the shore. nearly all his life and Nelson has been in charge of the tin department for years, and both are well and favorably known. An extended notice of B. Gerry maybe read in another oolaommn. • Business Locals. POTATOES 95 cents a bag at Mo0raok• ones. WE repair shoes cheap and neat. I, 0, Richards. Ion sale cheap ; one baby carriage. I. 0. Richards. BLAME note forms for sale at THE POST Publishing House. WE sell and guarantee No.To-Dao. Try' it, at Fox's Drug store. Fos beet value in boots and shoes try us. I. 0. Richards. AT and below cost the balanoe of my hammocks. 5, 0. Fronawus. HEADQUARTERS for harvest tools and machine oils. McKay & Co. Fax No-To•Bao, Wo sell and guarantee it at Fox's Drug store. VEnr best Pea Harvesters at J. J. Gilpin's, Brussels, for $10.00. Tne latest improved saraeo doors and screen windows. Meli:a,y & 00. 1,, me run on rhildren'e wagons at THrt 1'usr Unok ']tura. 2 boy's veloci- pedes for sale. Call and see them. Do you want to stop using tobacco ? If so, use No -To -Bao. We refund your money if not as stated. G. A. HEADMAN. A LARGE quantity of binder twine on hand at prices the lowest. McKay & Oo. Kaur.'S Clover Root, the great Blood. Purifier gives freshness and clearness to the complexion and cures constipation. 25 oto, 50 ors and $1.00. Sold by James Fox, Druggist, Brussels. Soe.vEn Brooch with Scotch diamond setting, lost at or in the locality of Bens.. ells, last week. The finder will kindly re. turn at onoe to Jas. Ballantyns's grocery or Fax Posx•Publishing House, Brussels. 25 GENTS VS. KIDNEY TROUBLE. -For two years I was dosed, pilled and plaster. ed for weak back, scalding urine and con- stipation, without benefit. One box of Ohaee's Kidney -Liver Pills relieved, 3 boxes oured. R. J. Smith, Toronto. Meg. T. S. ID wxxxe, Ohattanooga, Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved i my life." I consider it the best remedy for a debilitaed system I ever need." For dyspensia, liver.or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cta. Sold by Jas. Fox, Druggist, Brussels. FLEURY Plows. -Huger Williams & Son • are the Agents for the well known Fleury plows. They also keep all the necessary repair. Call at Williams' Livery Stable, Brussels. The Fleury plow received the gold medal and diploma at the World's Fair. Sono Wamno FOUNTAIN• -J. McAlpine has, ab considerable cost, put one of them into his restaurant and oan now put up the beet Summer drinks known. He baa reduced ice oream to 30 cents a quart and will give very speoial rates in fruits and eonfeationery to pio.nie and evening parties. WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLING. -George Birt has all the neoessary 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 shape. Terms reasonable. Residence seoond door north of the bridge, west side of Turnbarry et., Brussels. 34.tf FAa1tens wanting hardy, native stock to plant this coming Fall or Spring may pay for it in work. We want men with or without experience on full or part time. Salary and expenses or commis. Mon. Write at once for further infor- mation. Brawn Brothers' Go., Conti. nentsl Nurseries, Toronto, Ont. 48.8m 15 Teens or ITCHING. -Win. Golding, oommeroiel traveller, 180 Esther street, Toronto, says :-For 15 years I suffered untold misery from hailing piles, some- times called pin worms. Many and many weeks have I had to ]ay off the road from this trouble. I tried 8 other pile ointments and so called remedies with no permanent relief to the intones itching and stinging, wbioh irritated by metalling would bleed and ulcerate. One half a box of Chases Ointment cured me completely. Algoma -In Morris, on June 24th, the wife of Mr. Richard T. Miller of a daughter. Is.trAR1Z277a, SMITs-MAcuAs.-Ab the residence of the bride's father, on June 5th, by Rev, A. Henderson, M. A., Mr. James Alfred, son of Mr. William Smith, to Margaret Ann, daughter of Mr. Robb. Machan, all of Grey township, DIA TRIMS -Rmi.-At the residence of the bride's parents, Grey, on Juno 26th, by Rev. W. J. Waddell, of Ethel, Mr. John Wesley Blathers, of Ethel, to Mise Mary Emma, daughter of Mr, Richard Roe, Yuma, -Bans. -In Morris, on on June 26th, es the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev, Samuel2ones, Brun - gale, Mr. Walter Yufll to Miss Hula. hernia, daughter of Mr. Sannel•Barr, both of Morris township, tiimu D-•-Ricman»80N.--Ab the residence of the bride's father, Brussels, on June 261h, by Rev. Jno. Rose, B: A., Mr. James Ireland, of Grey town- ship, to Wail 1eanet, daugnter of Mr, Walter Richardson. ST4X294,81) r ,L.f4,81) , 34XX.1~ OF- , C./, ,lUD4 r zpEw.a,:ad,zn zmn .'d.e710.. HEAD OFFiQE, - TORONTO. ASSAYS, • (,Ssyen Milliop Doiiare) • $7,000,000 CAPITAL (Authorised) • , ,• • 92,000,000 Agencies 1n ali pt'incipai points in Q2140l9, lrttabee, ltfanitoba, United States Enpiond A General Banking Business 'Traneaoted. Farm•ers' Notes Discounted. Deaf s sued and Colleotions made en all points, SAVINGS }SANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on depesibs of $1.00 and upwards from dat ,oi deposit to date of withdrawal, and compounded half yearly. SPsoxny ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE Cem.so1ION Or P.tliainne' boos NGTEs, Every'faoillby afforded Customersliving at a dietapoo. J. A. STEWART MArmonn, .gym ,ems 41 XLL el6l SIVIITE, BAN E110,i 3E3 R, Transact a General Banking Business, Drafts Bought and Sold on all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain. PeItSE las NOTE S DISCOUNTED. SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY, r a at' s Sam Ospeteratoasr. • Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Bates. Interest Com- pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Months of Ootober and April. Spooled Arrangements made for Time Deposits, We effect to write Insurance in old English or Canadian Companies, or In Mut. ua1 Cemmil lee ES nary be desired. AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : TEE CANADIAN BANE Or Ooorornaos axrn�. DAVM. -'In Elma, on 'June 16th, Wm. Davis, aged 27 years, 1 month and 24 days. HUNm,-In Brussels, on June 29rd, Ann, reliot of the late Robert Hunt, of Clinton, aged 84 years and 1 month. 3357MVSME12,s 2,2AuB> 0r"•Ts. Fall Wheat,....:.,.... 95 Spring Wheat 95 Barley. 45 Peas .. - 58 Date 35 Wool 18• Butter, tubs and roils 11 Eggs per dozen 8 Flour per barrel4 50 5 00 Potatoes,. .., 25 00 Hay per ton 7 00 00 Hides trimmed 3 00 Hides rough 2 25 Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 00 Sheep skins, each 20 40 Lamb skins eaoh 15 40 Apples per bbl 1 52 1 25 Hogs, Live 4 00 4 25 Wool 18 20 96 96 48 60 87 18 00 9 Carne MAniETs.-Liverpool - Cheese firm ; demand, moderate ; finest Amen - mu white, new, 375 ; finest American colored, new, 37s. Butter, finest C, S. and good, nominal. Peterboro'-The re- gular fortnightly meeting of the Peter - bora' cheese Board was held here Tues- day uesday morning. Offerings, 5,998 boxes. Hodson bought 2,533 boxes at 89e and 261 at 8j;c. Jones took 651 boxes at 85.16a and 160 at 8 8.16o, Belleville - At the Cheese Board on Tuesday 2,225 boxes offered. Sales on board, 200 at 8 9•160; 730 at 85c. Ingersoll -Offerings Tuesday, 3,823 boxes June make. Sales - 783 boxes at 8 7-16o ; Sia was refused for one lot, although a majority of the salesmen were inclined to sell at that fig- ure. Good attendance and bidding brisk. TORONTO, June 25. -Market gniet. Wheat -Winter, on the Northern, offer. ed at 87a, but not taken ; No. 1 Manitoba hard offered west at 98o, and afloat, Fort William, at 95o. Flour -Dealers bought largely on the recent bulge, and as they are not out of stock, are waiting till the market assumes a more settled position. Peas -Odd oars of peas sold wast to mill - ere at 61e, Oats -White held at 36e, middle freights' west, and odd oars were bought, high freights west, at 35o. Barley -Car lots of feed quoted nominal- ly at 500 west. Rye -Nominal, at 000 outside. EAST BUFFALO, N. Y., June 25. -Cattle - The fresh receipts were all consigned through, but there were fully six or eight loads, all told, on sale. Tile market was no improvement over yesterday's closing transactions. Hogs-Reoeipts light, only two care, but fully 25 loads, inoluding some late arrivals, held over from yestsr• day. Market dull and slow for all kinds. Yorkers, 94.65 to $4.70 ; good medium, $4.80 to $4.86 ; common to good heavy. ends, 94.35 to $4 50 ; rough, $3 75 to 94,- 50 ; pigs, 94.55 to 94.60 ; stags, $8 to $3.- 75. Sheep and lambs -There were hard. ly enough on sale to establish a market - only two loads of fresh and four loads held over. Market quiet. Clipped sheep, export ewes and wethers, $8.75 to $4 ; good to prime bandy wothers, $3,25 to $9.50 ; fair to good mixed, $2.75 to $8 ; common to fair, $2.85 to 92.50; culls, $1 to $2 ; clipped yearlings, good to choice, 93.60 to $9.85 ; fair to good, yearlings, $8.25 to 93.50 ; cull and common lots, 92.60 to 38 ; Spring lambs, common to choice, $8.50 to 96. John Swan & Sons (limited), Edin• burger, in their weekly report of June, 14 eaye :-There have been fairly large supplies of fat cattle on offer this week, the general quality of which was the best of the season. Trade all over has been better and prime the turn in favor of. buyers. With shorter eupplise of States oattle at Yorkhill, Canadian cattle met tbo best trade of the season. The num- ber of sheep on offer this week has been rather larger. The demand throughout was quieter at rather lower prices, heavy sheep and ewes especially being worse to sell. Lambs of good quality made ratb• er more money, The show of calves was exceedingly good, and they met an native trade. Pigs sell at very low retse. Store sheep shown in very small numbers, and an easy clearance effected at previous rates. There was not snob a large chow of store cattle, but owing to the dry weather and the backward stale of the pastures, there was a moderate inquiry at prices in favot of buyers. Milk oowe not sc numerous, Beet met a fair trade, but eeoondary Were worse to sell. Beet beef, Bs 8d to 8s 6d per stone ; beet mut• ton, 798 to 8d per lb. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. BRUSSELS POST OFFICE Savings Bank tapes Deposits ironi 81.00 to 01,000 end allows Si per cent, interest. T. FARROW, 97.3m Postmaster. TO CONTRACTORS. T enders will be received by Alex. McNair, 0 J uirman of Managing Oomtoittoe of Ioox 0 harsh, Oroubrooro for the erection of horse sheds, up to 5 o'alask p, n. on Sato edits., J my 611,. Plano, &e , may bf seen' at Gran- broolc P, 0, By orderof the Committee. 50-2 A. 010NARt. STRAYED FROM THE PREM - Telae of the undersigned, Lot 20. con.15,. G roy, on or about May 15th, a red steer, large size, rising two years. Any information leading to his recovery will be thankfully received and suitably rewarded. 65011GB Sl13ELN, 50.4 Monorioll P, 0. STOCI: FOR THE DAIRY. IN Breeding for milk or butter do not waste time on anything short of the best, No charge for the service of my Jersey Bull if hie dam will not make from 75 to 100 lbs. more butter in ayear, than the dam of any breed within three miles. G. A. DEADMAN. Brussels. STRAYED PROM THE PRRM- ons of the n4,Lot r"'Grey, n or about May 1tbfouron. of coloriand thelet her gray Auy inform tion le ailing to their recovery will be thankfully received. JAS, LAIRD, Proprietor. 454f Ethel P. 0. COMFORTABLE BRICK House for Sade or to Rout on Turn berry street, Brussels. Immediate possess- ion. Good stable,. well, cistern, 4 acre of laud, fruit trees, &c, Apply to MILS. R. WALKER, No .81, John Street, . 41- Brussels, TIBET DESIRABLE PROPERTY roe SALE IN THE'VILLAGE Or BRUSSELS, That well known, commodious and very prettily situated property on Turuberry St„ now and for many years past in the occupa- tion of Air. and Mrs, F, O. kogers, is now of. fared for Sale, Anybody wishing anice, comfortable home will find this all that can be desired. The property pal be seem at any time, and all particulars obtained from 5040 P. 0. ROGEERS. REAL ESTATE. ,ARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN- 1.2DEnaIONED has several good Farms for gale and to rent, easy tonne, in Townships of Morris and Grey., F S. SO OTT.11russels FARM FOR SALE. -THE UN- DitltsamNED. offer's his 75 acre farm for Rale, being Bast part of Lot 22. Oou. 10, Gray. About 50 acres cleared, balance bueb, Good frame house, bank bare, 45x05 feet, orchard, well, ctc. In good state or cultivation and well fenced. Possession after harvest' For further particulars as 00 price, terms, leo. apply to DUNCAN McINN1S, Proprietor, 50.4 llraubrook P. 0. ARM FOR SALE. -THE UN- nnnsxsxnD o5era for sale hes. 59 sore farm being Woet half of North half of tot 14 pea. WM ie ,t g00,0 log bona°, with frame kitchen ; bank barn ; or- chard ; well, dm. 40 cores cleared saE under gond sate of cultivation. P0E10081o11 given next. November. For further particulars as to prion, terms, &o„ apply on the 1,1•emiees to BOBBRT HUGHES. Propiis tor, 444f or Brussels P.O. Notice to Creditors. IN THE SttnnooATn Oonnr Or TEE COUNTY Or HURON, IN THE ESTATE or WILLIA1t FULTON, DECEASED. Notlee is herebyy given pursuant to Chap, 110 R. 9.0.(1887) and amending acts that: all creditors and other persona having claims against the estate of the above named WIL- LIAM vox/von, deceased, wko died on or about the 17th day of April, A. b, 1886, aro re- quired to deliver or scud by post prepaid, to G. F. Blair, Brussels, Solioltor for for Fulton, admibistrator, with 59111 annexed of the estate of the deceased on or before the Dol nay of July, 1895, a statement in writ- ing containing their names addreosss and deeodptions, and fell partleulare of their claims end the nature of their seouritlos (it any) held by them, 0,119 in default thereof andas soonafter the said Oth clay of duly all the same can be oonveuieutly clone, tbo said, administrator will prooeod to distribute the. assets of the said deceased among the par. Nes entitled thereto, having regard ouryy 10 the claims of Which he shall then have had noOloe and he will not be liable for the assets of Said estate or anypart thereof eo dIstrib• uted to any 550000 of whose claim he has nothad notion itt the limo of spoil dis. tributi on,. ''Hated at Brussels the 19th play of JOno, A, 15,1865, G. F. BLAIR, 493. Bolioitor for Admiulebrator. TILTI FAMILIAR COLORADO B TTLB Reminds las that the PARIS OREEN Season is close et band and we desire to remind 'you that We have, this season, bbs very Farr esti itrbiole that can be purollased anywhere, We guarantee every pound to be chemically pars.. Only 25o, per pound Fox's Drug Store, UPr'omPro QUEIuN'e HOTEL, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. IVL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, * Solioltor and Conveyancer. Collett- Melia made. OSAee-Vaastono'e Block, Brno. eels.: 91-0m Y M. SINCLAIR, • solioltor. Conveyancer ,Notary Pub- lic, &e, Office-'Vanstone's 13look, 1 door north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to Loan. . �'t + F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Prondfootss Solicitor, Goderi h.te ) 011llie° over Gillies & Smith's E auk, Brussels. Money to Loan, 47, DENTAL. DR. DAVIDSON, , Honor Graduate Toronto University, Licentiate Royal college Dental Surgeons. Crown and Bridge work a specialtyy. Moder- ate Fees. Satisfactionelssured, Office over Barrott'sbarber shop, Turuberry 81., Brus- sels,. VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK, el Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, is. prepared to treat alt diseases of domestioated animals In a com- petent manner. Particular attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at- tended to. Odiee and Infirmary -Four doors north of bridge d'urnberry et., Brusaes, MEDICAL CARDS. JA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D. C.M.,L.R,O.p., Edinburgh, M. O. P. S. Ont. Residence and, office in Wilson's Block, corner of 01,11 and Turnberry Ste. Irl• M. ARMSTRONG, M. D. GradPhyelslan, Surgeon, Aocouoher, etc, uate of Toronto University Medical Faculty. Member of college of Physicians and'Surgeous, Ont. Orman -Next door. to McDonald & Co„ Walton Out. BUSINESS CARDS. Nv H. MoCRAOKEN, labia Groc▪ ery, rnrnberrygstreet. LicenBris sle, RN. BARRETT, • Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door south of A. M. MoBay & Co's hardware store. Ladies'and children hair cutting a specialty ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. INSURANCE. FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH• T. FLETCHER, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Orrmo AT JnwELRr STonE. t.'1113 Witness Required. T. PLETCHL+ER, Brussels. UTELLINGTON MUTUAL IN- , Co. Established 1840, Iu- enrauees effected on all Town and. Farm Property at very low rates. J. A. CREIGHTON, 15.3m Agent, Brussels. ALEX. HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour 00, hturon, Conveyancer, Notary Public Land, Loan 'and Insuranoo Agent. Funds Invested and to loan, Collections made. Corea In Smale's Block, B rneseis � tss O'CONNOR, R. T., Teacher of instrumental music on. Piano or Organ. Will visit Wingham Tues- day and Wednesday of each week. Resi- dence on Princess Street, Brussels... ri1 A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M. JL • Organist in'St. Sohn's Church, Brue seta, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching of A.' W.'Phayer, u0.Doo„ Now 'York, will give lessoue to pupils either on piano or organ, at his parlor over A.R. Smith's store,Brus. sole. Vocal lessons else given. Terme Mod- erate. AUCTIONEERS. ('1 EORGE KIRKBY, ‘..A Auctioneer, Sales oondnet ed on reasonable terms,. Farms and farm Blank a enebialty. Orders left at THE POST Publishing House, Bru Beale, or sent to Wal ton P.O., will receive prompt attention, TA -1 . S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-. ,L • Enn, 10111 poll for hatbox perces, to. better men, in .lose time and lees ohaxges OHM any other Auctioneer in blast Huron or he won't obarge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at this °MRoe or by personal appiioatlon. STONE ! STONE Any quantity of building, corner, Rubble. Sill and Bridge Stone for Hale, Quarried and ready for loading'. at. Brussels Quarry. For price and tonne apply to J1,10, MITCHELL, -' 97 tf - Box 1110 Brussels. A GENTS WANED WHO DR- 1�. sons to Darn froma 1 5 00y, 925 weekly, It can an Marlene growth serytStria. Salary or Canadian gr paid Nursoy BxslSalary - 555 paid Wookey. F•,xp Writ usterri- tory, Handsome outfit fico, Writs us at oboe for terms. 14. 0, G1tAHADf, Nprserymat, 41.14 Toronto, Out.