HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-10-25, Page 8a11 PaAerl
We have a large stook of
Wall Papers -a greait deal
larger than we wait, In
order to reduce the stock
at once we are offering
Speauall Ba swine
For the next month. If
you have a room to papal:
or a coiling to decorate it
will pay you to see our
samples. We have a
splendid assortment and
at the prices we are quot-
ing they are sure to go,
headman & McCall,
Druggists, Booksellers, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eOnTSERN EXTENSION W, G,-& D.
Trains leave Braesels Station, North
and South, as follows;
GomaSovTn, • GoxnoNonTH.
tfati 0:50 0.n,, I Mixed .. 0:45 a.m.
Exorcism 1150 a.m, Mail 8:18 pan.
'Axed .,,,.,,•,'9:00p.rri. Express 0:48p.m,
'Aide Stivs .Sifts,
A ohiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prem it.
CONDUCTOR LILLIS-i8 on the eiok list.
MoNTata Horse Fair next Thursday.
SALT has advanced to $1.00 per barrel.
DRESSED hogs are occasionally .coming
to market.
LARGE quantities of grain and potatoes
are coming to town. .
AMENT BROS. factory roof i8 receiving a
coat of fire proof paint.
PAs9ENGun traffio and freight on the G.
T. R. is having a boom.
DISTRICT PASSENGER .AGENT DOORBELL,
of the 0. P. R., was in Brussels on Thurs-
day.
Si'Ecnxfreight trains were ran this
week to accommodate the shipments of
live stock.
FROM 1 to 2 columns of interesting Dia -
Mid news is given every week on the in-
side pages of Tan POST.
NEw subscribers continue to drop in to
Trot Poem. 51.00 in advance gets it until
Jan. let, 1897. Don't borrow any longer.
D.STEWART has been wielding the
painter's brash on the residences of sev-
eral Seaforth oitiaens. He does his work
well.
D. A. LowaY is completing the finish-
ing coat on the walla of the new school
this week. The building will soon be
ready for occupation.
House of Refuge Building Committee
will meet in Clinton on Friday a. m. of
this week, the meeting being postponed
fromTnosday, as announced last week.
INSPECTOR Ropim,c called on Several
towns on the W. G. & B., this week, rela-
tive to the additional mail service.
Brussels business men are a unit in ask-
ing for it.
A HUNTne's excursion ticket will be
good on the G. T. it. to Muskoka Lakes,
Georgian Bay, and Nipiseing Districts,
from Mondoy next, 28th inst., to Nov.
2nd, inclusive, going, good toreturn until
Dec. 16th. Several from this locality
talk of taking their annual outing.
A aware/LER for the Walkerville Brew-
ery named Metcalf
rewerynamedlYfetcalf slipped on some ice
on the sidewalk last Tuesday morning
and gave his ankle such a bad sprain that
a Dr. had to be called to give relief. Mr.
Metcalf was compelled to return to his
home for a temporary rest owing to the
accident.
A WROXETEI correspondent says:
Last Friday evening, while Mr. and Mre.
C. W. Andrews were returning from
Brussels, the horses started to shy out of
the road just after passing a small bridge
near Brussels. The night was very dark
and having no light they were upset into
the ditob and the rig overturned on top
of them. Mr. Andrews has a bad scalp
wound and Mre. Andrews was also in-
jured.
Goon AvERAOE.-In the 10 day test as
to mail matter from Brussels that would
be more expeditiously forwarded if a
mail were carried on the noon train, it
was ascertained that there was an aver-
age of 3171 letters and oards and 8 parcel
poet transmissions. The above figures
would be very largely increased if this
extra mail accommodation were granted.
We hope it will be and at as early a'date
as possible.
CARE on TanNns.-To the Master Work-
man and Officers of Anoient Order of
United Workmen, Brussels :-Gentle-
men,-I beg to acknowledge, with many
thanks, the receipt of your check for
$2,000 for myself and sisters, the amount
of insuranoe held by my father, the late
Peter Thompson, in your Noble Order..
A month only bas elapsed sine his death.
The promptness, and kindness on the
part of your Lodge of United Workmen
calls for our highest appreciation and
commends your association to every one.
Signed in behalf of myself and sisters.
Brussels, Oot. 15. In) Zone.
SUDDEN DEATH. --Tues .morning
Charles Alderson and wife, of Oranbrook,
drove to Brussels with their eldest duugh.
ter, Mary E., 91• years of age. She wnt
feeling poorly and although able to dress
herself bad a violent beating of the heart.'
When about a mile from town the child
hada fainting spell and 15 or 20 minntee
after they arrived at Dr. 'CoNanghton'e
office the little girl was a co •pse. While
not very robust elle had no been ill, and
the sudden demise was a vary sad blow
to the parents. The Dr. thinks effusion
of fluid around the heart was the pause of
death. Hard aS it was for the parents to
think life had fled they were tenderly
sympathized with by Dr. and Mrs, Mo.
Naughton, and after the remains were
ooiSned the body was removed to het
home. The funeral took plane on Thurs.
day afternoon, interment being made at
Brussels cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ald.
croon have the sympathy of theeemmua.
ity in their sudden and trying bereave•
relent,..
TSU+., BRUSSL3 PUS
MRS, 'uolurso]i has had a weed ebod
built adjoining bee here
W, B;, 11100storrsa shipped a Oar of
potatoge from Brueselt this week.
A. fimaexag interne put1iug a furnace
in for improving the heating of hie large
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live estpine lreintwoo Ore begnewt f
Brueuele,
A Potters" dooked oar of liege wee ship.
pad from 13kuseele last Tuoeday by 'Mee.
ere, Clegg & Dames.
Ir le hinted that the private bathing
business will be Continued in Brussels af.
ter the removal of Meeere. Gil1igs &
Smith.
MoNraim Horse Fair, the first for We
sforeasonget, lt.will he held sot Breeeels on Thurs•
day Of next week, October 31st. Don't
Tan first ratepayer to pay hie taxes
this year was James primates, who called
on Oollector Rose last week with the
requieite oaeh,
"Miami" did not start at Louisville on
Tuesday although she might have taken
let money without any trouble judging
by the time made.
Doe's forget that the Brussels Woolen.
Mill and ()entente will be offered for sale
on Friday, Nov. let, at 3:30 o'oleok• F,
S. Scott will be the auctioneer.
Tam snow etortn Of Saturday and Sun-
day morning has set people thinking in
earnest about Winter. The roads were
not improved by the fall of the beautiful.
COMPLIMENTARY. -A subscriber et Beav-
erton writes, in renewing his subscription,
"Tim POST reaches us every Saturday p.
m. and no paper is more gladly welcom.
ed,"
A mum:ensure has been formed between
A Baeslaugh and Fred. Burgees and
they have leased the wellknewn photo.
studio of Farmer Bros., Hamilton. We
wish them eucoese.
Does killed a number of well bred
sheep belonging to Neil MoLauohlin on
Wednesnay night and worried others. If
about half the dogs in town were put ant
of the way nobody would suffer.
HYefENEAI..-By notice in another
column it will be observed that Miss
Ella Mulholland, formerly of this local-
ity, was united in marriage to. Edward
Phillips, at 'Vancouver, B. C., on Sept.
ember 22nd. The bride is the third
daughter of A. Mulholland, who recently
removed to Holmesville. Tan Posts ex-
tends congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Phillipa.
Was CLOSE AT 7. -By mutual ooneeot
the Dry Goode houses of Brussels will
oontinue the rale always adopted during
the Summer, of closing their doors at 7
o'clock eaoh evening, Saturdays excepted.
This is it good idea, for as a -rule the busi-
ness done after that hour amounts to
little or nothing. If: a plan could be ar-
rived at whereby they would olose on
Saturday nights at 9 instead of 11 and
after, every medical purpose would be
served and late shopping put an end to.
PRIZE Room AND VEOETABLEe.-Conn.
oilier Mo0racken has one of his grocery
windows ornamented with a fine display
of roots and vegetables, some of . which
did duty as prize winners at the various
Fall Fairs this season. Mr. McCracken
woo 152 prize tickets this Fall ae follows :
Wingham, 18 ; Seaforth, 17 ; Brussels,
43 ; Wroxeter, 27 Gorrfe, 21 ; Blyth, 6 ;
Dungannon, 20, Seaforth and Brussels
Fairs cowing on the same days hie exhi-
bit was divided. He did not show at
Belgrave this year. Mao. is hardly tap
to his record, as he captured 200 prizes
in 1894.
BEN. DAVIES DEAD. -It ie with exceed -
fug regret that we learned of the decease
of Ben. Davies, of Ethel. Be took a situ-
ation some months' ago in the city of
Brantford and had excellent prospects of
promotion. Typhoid fever set is and he
was taken to the hospital, where the best
possible attendance was bestowed, but be
died Saturday, his mother and father
being with him at the time. Ben. wee a
bright young man of about 19 years of
age and was a universal favorite. ile
clerked in the drug store of J. T. Pepper,
Brussels, for a couple of years. The
funeral took place last Sabbath to the
Brantford cemetery. Mr. and Mrs.
Davies and family are deeply sympatbiz.
ed with in their Borrow.
BRUSSELS PosTossr0E STATISTICS. -The
following was the output of Brussels
postoffiee daring the week ending Oct.
5th :-Letters for places in Oanada,1519;
poet cards for places in Canada, 529 ;
papers, book packets, samples, patterns,
eta., 1 cent for every 4 oz., 74 ; 6011 class
general merobandiee, 1 cent per 1 on., 8 ;
letters forforeigncountries, iooluding U.
S., 105 ; poet cards for foreign' countries,
including U. S, 28 ; deeds, photos,
mueic, printer's copy, etc., 1 cent for
every 2 oz., 43 ; parcel post, 0 oente for
every 4 oz., 2 pieces. Total amount of
postage on above, $54,57, Brussels post -
office is a busy place and the large
amount of mail matter coming and going
keeps Postmaster Farrow and Deputy
Ross from spending many idle hours,
Ten Nov. number of the Delineator is
called the thankegivingnumber, and Mum.
tratee a bewildering wealth of Autumn
and Winter fashions, the oolleotion of
stylish and becoming garments being par.
tioularly complete. A novel departure
in Millinery is noted, and the colors and
combinations in the season's' dress goods
and the glint and glitter of their spangled
and jewelled trimmings are attractive-
ly described. Mrs. Roger A. Pryor
furnishes a gossipy and oironmetantial
account of Dinner Giving in Society, and
Juliet Corson writes interestingly on
Domelike Service as an Employment,
The beat kind of Thanksgiving Dinner ie
described, with recipes for all ite dishes;
and a timely article on Carving tells just
how to gracefully diemember the Noble
Bird that occupies the place of honor in
the menu given. Helen Marshall North
details the varied industrial instruction
to be had at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn.
Both children and adulte will be delight-
ed to learn just how the Crepe Paper
Brownlee are made, and with the pictures
of these amusing little figures, Harriet
Keith robes shows how Burnt Work
Decorations may be applied to Friezes,
Portieres and Furniture, and Sarah Mil.
ler Kirby daeoribee and defends Froebel'e
Own Manual of Kindergarten Work. J.
Bell Landfear gives illustrated inetruot-
ions for a beautiful Greek Pantomime
Drill. There id the usual entertaining
Tea,.Table Chat, as well as Papers on.
Oriental Ruga, Some Aartialio Soreens,
Floral Work for the month, a Novel
Entertainment, and the latest ideas in
Knitting, Tatting, Laoe.Makfng, &o,
Address all communioatione to the De.
'inflator Pabliehing Co. of Toronto,
Limited, 33 Richmond St. West Toronto,
Ont. Subscription price of the Delinea•
tor $1,00 per year, or 15c per single copy.
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Feldene: Division Court woeheld in
town Thursday of this week, Judge Doyle
Presiding.
CANNED goods appear to be taking a
prominent plane with Our grocers this
Fall, owing to the Shortage in the fruit
R. Lnemmaetpo was awarded the cam
tract of supplying the necessary "(leeks
and,"Chaim for the *0s 05 the teachers In
the new sahooi house.
LIVINgeroti 13Noa„ Baden, are building
wither largo elevator Weide the brink
lvarebouge built somoyears ago. It will
be the same glee at the other.
A Fllut ENGINE and fwo hose carte are
being got ready at the Ronald Works for
shipment to New Brnnswiok where 00*'.
Ronald has made another lade,
A TeeswArnR oorreepondent says of a
forma, Bruaselite :-Albect.Glvere, blank.
emitb, has built a fine brick ''louse, next
to Kirkby's, at a oast of $1,500,
'Paan, are over 40 applioatione in al.
ready for the vacanoios to be on the
teaching staff of Brueeole Public sollool.
They will be dealt with next Olonday ev-
ening by the Board.
Messes. Wisdom & Ewan bad a bonfire
of old buggies on Wednesday afternoon
to clear up the yard and eeoura the iron.
It wee unusual fuel bat probably the
easiest way to get rid of them.
THURSDAY Of last Weak "Wanda" won
the 2,26 trot at Lexington in 2.19, taking
three straight beats. She starts at Louie -
villa this week. "Wanda" is a good mare
and will reach a very fast mark if nothing
happens her.
THE two new checker boards have been
placed in the Public Library and Reading
Room. '. Person° using them, particularly
boys, are cautioned against making too
much noise as it interferes with other
visitors desirous of reading.
BANQUET AND JvoIL7aE,-The Salvation
Army in Brussels will have a very speci-
al time Oct. 288h, a banquet and jabiles.
Tea will be served from 0 to 8, after
which E4sign Dowell, of Palmerston, ao-
oompanied by a Musical Troupe and
Scratch Band, will oonduot a jubilee in
real old-fashioned style. Tickets for
Banquet and Jubilee, 15 cents. Child-
ren, 10 cents. Proceeds to help Brussels
corps.
FOURTH-. DIVXSION Counte.-Tharaday
forenoon Court was held in the Council
Chamber before Judge Doyle. The fol.'
lowing oases were disposed of as follows
-Thompson vs. McPhee primary debtor,
Wright garnishee. Judgment against
garnishee for 51.35. Smith ve. Hewitt
and Ashton. Adjourned ,until next
Court i" la-, mit serving on Hewitt, prim.
ary debtor. 1lockehutt Plow Company
vs. Erb, 'primary- debtor and Dunbar
garnishee. •Verdiot for plaintiff for $29.•
50, paid into Court by garnishee. The
local lights in the persons of Meagre.
Sinclair, Taylor, and Blair were present.
Mrs. Lee attended the. Court and had a
private consultation with the Judge the
particulars of which are not known.
ON TEE Tem -Friday afternoon: the
races spoken of in last week's POST game
off on Brussels Driving Park. In the
named rages the following horses started
"Grasshopper Dan," owned by John
Hewitt ; 'Livery Tom," the property of
R. Williams ; "Grey Bird," belonging to
Beattie Bros. ; "Azole II." a recent pur-
chase by Doc. Warwick ; and "Strath-
alien," Alex. Straohan's- young pacer.
"Azole" had tbe pole but "Strathallan"
ontfooted the party in both let and 2nd
beats, Rich, William's horse took the 3rd
heat and Alex. Straohan'e horse the 4th
and the race. The track WAS in fairly
good condition 'and the beat time was
1.34 for the half mile. Between the.
heats "Paddy," a very likely colt belong-
ing to J. Roach, Seaforth, paced an ex.
bibition half mile, and 'Costumer," P.
Scott's well bred stallion, also took a
whirl around the course. K. Roach act-
ed as starter and the number of time.
keepers was beyond count. The follow-
ing ie the summary :-
Strathalleo 1 1 2 1
Livery Tom 2 2 1 =2
Grey Bird
Grasshopper Dan 4 4 4 44
Azote IL 5 5 5 de
If the weather will permit there will, be
other local raoes before Winter sets in as
some of tbe'owners of fast equines want'.
to try the mettle of the "goers" on a mile
s`retoh. •
Business Locals.
DRY stovewood atMcCracken's.
Ottawas on hand at McAlpine's,
Loao,.clear bacon at McCracken's,
Is you want robes or blankets oall on
II. Dennis.
Simianharness very low in .price. L
0. Riohards.
SEE our Robes and Blankets, best value
in town. I. 0. Richards.
LARGE stook of light barnees sold at low
prices. H. Dennie.
OUn horse collars are all warranted.
H. Dennis.
San our, long boots, band made, very
low in prion and splendid quality. I. 0,
Richards.
GRAIN BAGa.-Large size, full 10 oz.,
only 51.00 per dozen, at Smith & Ma.
Laren's.
APPRENTICE wanted to learn coat mak.
ing. Apply to M. ltichardaon, over Mo.
Gowan & Cc's. store.,
Do you want to stop using tobacco 7
If ao, use No -To -Bao. Werefund your
money if not as stated. G. A. DOADMA)T.
A NUMBER of second hand road carts
in good condition for sale at low prioee.
Also a few buggies. Jas. Walker, Brum.
eels. •
Mne. MoOn8E wishes to notify the
public that she still does Carpet, Weaving
at her residence, nearly app. Dr. Mc.
Relvey's. Satisfaotion guaranteed.
Samoa's Cure, the great bough and
croup care, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
oente. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
Tara Is CONCENTRATION. --One pill a
dose, one box 25 Dente. One pill relieves
constipation. One box cures an ordinary
case. One pill taken weekly neutralizes
formation of uric acid in the blood and
prevebte Bright's kidney disease and
diabetes, True only of Dr, Chase's Kid.
neyLiver Pills.
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S, A., San Diego,
Cal., says :-"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the fled modioine 1 have ever found
that would do me any good." Price 60
ciente. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, lirus•
eels.
Peurame: The undersigned will take
any quantity of fowl for trade in grocer•
lee, crockery, &e, The highest prices
paid. „ See him before bringing them in,
so he can advise you how and what days
in the week to kill. W.11, IVloOrtacREN.
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HEAD OFFICE, * TORONTO.
ASSETS, (Seven Miliitn Doliars) $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authoriped) • . - 52000000
uld
Agencies in all princilialgioints tat'17ntar a, O¢ceT ec,lliia7tGtoba, United St e be now so aliCri that ft go no,
at s tt`0at land washed,
el Capital oidea to un,
washed, Boaidos you 'maw
bwhat oleaulinees i@ next to.
OCT. 25, 1895
SOAP
A .General Banking 13eeinoss Trauoatted. Farmers' NotesD .iso
Drafts Issued and Collections made on fs41 pointe,' °uu
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT:
Ieteroe1 allowed on depoeits of $1.00 and Upwards from scat of deposit to dat
withdrawal and oompp coded half yearly,
SMIOIAL ATTENTION OWNS TO TUE Ooromonex or FAMINES' SADA NOTES,
Every facility afforded Ouetomers'ivillg at a dimtanoe.;.,
• 3, A. STEWART MANAGE
A. very nice Cake Toilet Soap, 5c
tel. Baby's Own Soap, ..,10c
a of
R.
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Transact a General Backing Business. Drafts 1,3nught and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS NOTES DIS(,OUNTFD.
SALE NOTES A•3FD°-MORTG'A-GIi'S' ASPECIALTY.
Sam e Barg thipseraes.yr.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com.
pounded Twine a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the end of the Monthe of
Ootober and April. Special Arraegements made for Time Deposits.
We effect to write Insurance In aid Eeigltole or Canadian Companies, or In Mut.
Companies -as laity be desired.
AGENTS FOE CANADA AND UNITED STAAa : THE CANADIAN BARE OF 0011ox5n0E
I aev1 ordered a largo stook of window
shades and certain poles which I. will
sell very cheap. We put them on your
windows. All goods delivered free.
R. Leatberdale..
KAnt's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
a bell. 25 ote., 50 ots. and $100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Braseele.
Sawa made 10 cut fast and easy. Seo.
ond•haud saws bought and Bold, 'Point-
ere given on saw filing and the Dare and
management of saws, on Queen street
East, by T. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
Master of Saws.
TF you have an organ that wants Olean.
ing or repairs, or, a piano that wants
tuning leave your orders here as I have
made arrangements with a piano tuner.
All work guaranteed or no pay.
R. Leatherdale.
LADIES, clean your kid gloves with
Josephine gloveoleaner, for Bale only by
Ferguson & Halliday. Sole agents for
the Perrin Freres kid gloves, in lane and
button. All the most desirable shades,
FLEURY PLOWS. -Hugh Williams & Son
are the Agents for the 'well known Fleury
plows. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. Call at Williams' Livery Stable,
Brussels. The Fleury plow received the
gold medaland diploma at the World's
Fair,
FAlumana' CENTRAL" INSURANCE Co. --
This new and very prosperous Fire In•
auranoe Co. during the past year issued
over 800 polioiee in Carrick, Bowiok,
Culross and Greenock. Rates on farm
property vary low. J. A. CnEleaTON,
Agent for Morris and Grey.
A REnrAnhenLE Cnna,-J. W. Jennison,
Gilford, spent between $200 and 5300 in
consulting physicians ; tried Dixon's and
all other treatments but got no benefit.
One box of Chase's Catarrh Cure did me
more good than all other remedies, in
fact, I consider myself cured and with a
25 cent box at that,
WELL -DIGGING AND Damznvo. George
Birt has all the necessary maohineryfor
digging and drilling wells and as 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
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et.,.Brussels. 34-1f
Mre, Joseph Young,Port Stanley, was
killed by falling through a trap door in
her residence,
FIRE. About 7:80 Thursday: evening
of last week a disastrous fire occurred at
Hensel'. It appears a man wag deliver-
ing a load of flax, and in some way up-
set the lantern, whioli exploded, igniting
the flax. Two barns in commotion with
the flax mill and about 2,000 cords of
wood all belonging to Geo. McEwen,
Beverly. House and stables ; also Stacey's
stable were burned. The loss will be
heavy.
MORN -
MANaER.-In Howiok, on Saturday, 12th
inst., the wife of. Mr. Jas. Manerof
a eon.
HUNT. -In Howie's, on Monday, 14th
inst., the wife of Mr. Jno. E. Hunt
of a daugdter.
Gamma -At Carthage, on Oot. 14th, the
wife' of Mr. Samuel Gamble of twine
(boys.)
SErnoR.-In Elms;, on Oot. 3.310, the wife
of Mr. David Seiler of a son.
Eoxamn_ Io Jamestown, on Oct. 21st,
the wife of Mr. George Eckmior of a
daughter. ,
M.A.R1,2.S3E7a,
LEONLAD-HONE,-In Listowel, on Wed-
nesday, Oot. 901i, by Rev. Wm, Coop.,
er, B. A„ Mr. James Leonard to Miss
Mary Jane Hone, both of Elma.
PEmLrPs-MULaoLn4ND.-At the residence
of Mrs, Moroney, Vancouver, B. 0.,
on Monday, Sept. 22nd, 1895, by
Rev. Archibald Watson, Mr, Edward
Phillips, of Oorno, B. 0., to Mies
Ella, third daughter of Mr. Adam
Mulholland, formerly of Brussels.
xixba-
ALDnoeoo..-In Brussels, on Oot. 22nd,
Mary E., daughter of Chas. Aldet-
son, Cranbro'ok, aged 9 years and 6
months,.
Fox. -In Grey, on Oot. 23rd, Margaret,
beloved wife of Miehael Fox, aged 55
years, 8 months and 19 love.
.A.ITC'rxoir sit x as.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 80th. -Farm stook.
Lot 8, con, 8, Grey. Sale unreserved, at
1 o'clock. Bobt. Garr, Prop„ Geo, Kirk.
by, Alio.
Tnuisoay, Oot. 31st. -Farm stook, im-
plement*, etc, Lot 6, con. 1, .Grey
Sale unreeervcd at 1 o'olook sharp, R.
H, Cntt, Prop„ Geo, Kirkby, Ans.
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PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.-
First mortgage, farm security. Apply
at THE POST Publishing Rouge, Brussels,
-L DUNG DRIVING HORSE,
Top Buggy and Single Harness for
sale cheap. Apply to
14-tf N16L8010 CDRRID.
I1ARMS FOR SALE. -.TUE UN•
sale ndto rent easy termer inaTownships
of Morris and Grey. P S. SO OTT. Brussels
B
AM LAMBSFOR SALE.-
'Pure bred Shropshire, from Jo bo
Campbell's - Woodville, well known stook.
Apply to dNO.Ba1ITH., Lot8 eon. 6, Grey,
Brussels P. 0, 1iy,tf.
BRUSSELS POST OFFIOE
Savings Bank takes' Deposita from
51.00 to $1,000 and. allows 9} per cent.
interest. T. PARROw,
87-8m Postmaster.
Q TRAYED FROM THE PREM-
zens of theundersigned, Sunday morn-
ing, Clot, 13th, a 4 -year old bay mare, with
bleak mane and tall ; some white on one
hindfoot, Any information leading' to her
r eeoveiy will be thankfully received,
ISAAC GILL, Stile(
TEAVING. - THE UNDER -
signed wishes to notify the people
of Brussels and surrounding country that he
isnowprepared to attend to the weaving of.
carpet.: ANDREW MoKAY,
Thomas. St„ Brussels,
10.4 W est of Queen's Hotel.
ERKSHIRES .'010 SALE.
The undersigned, breeder of Large
'English Berkshire pigs, offers a large nnm-
bar of prize winning boars and sows for sale,
Terme reasonable. Address James Don-
Seaforth P.0., or apply on Lot 20,
Con. 5, MoBillop.
14.4 JAMES DORRANCE, Prop,
HONEY FOR SALE. -FRUIT
is scarce and so is honey but we have
succeeded in buyinga nice lot of the latter
which. we can sell at thefollowing low
lees : lO lbs, for $1.00, or 40 lbs. for $3.75.
Come quick if you want some.
BRADMAN &. Mo0ALL,
Druggist, Bookseller &c.
1,7 TRAYED ON THE PREMIS
iJ ss of the undersigned, Lot 31, Oon.16,
Grey, lamb r Tho owwner isrequested ems rove
property, pay expenses and take them away
D, MOTAGGART,
14-4 +^ , Monorieff P.0
Snap for I tanufaoturera
Brussels Corporation will offer for ante by..
public Auction, on November 1st, 1886, at'
8.90 p. m„ a fine brick building, 50E00 fent,
two storeys and basement, with. boiler house
20x80 feet; located on Main street ; suitable
for any manufactory • .$ret-olaee 08 h.. p.
Wheelock engine and 60 h, p. steel boiler •
also a one -set. woolen mill plant that would
be. sold with building if wanted ; splendid.
loeatioaforbusiness; -.fine agricultural, sec-
tion • immediate possession, Address F. 8.
SCOTT, Village Olerk ; or W. 8, KERR,
Reeve, Brussels,
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -TAP
undersigned w111 keep for service on
Lot a, Don. 8, Grey, the imported Chester
White boar, "Illinois Chief," Pedigree may
be seen on application. Terms -01.00 to be
paid at the time of service with privllege of
returning if necessary.
18-8 54.8. ELLIOTT, Proprietor.
,B OAR FOR SERVIOE.-THE
-aJ undersigned will keep for service,on
Lot 11, Con. 5, Grey, a tboro'- bred hst6
White boar, from imported stook on both
sides, pPurchased from the wall known breed-
er, D. De0oursoy, Bornholm, Pedigree may
be seen on application, Terms -$1:08 to be
paid at time of service with privilege of neeesvo-
turning if eary,
16 -if ANGUS SHAW, Proprietor,
mAMwORTH AND CHESTER
L WHITE BOARS FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will ]seep for service on
North Half Lot 20, Con, 7, Morrie, a thea'
bred Tamworth Bear, reoently purchased
from the well known breeder, Jno, Bell, Ate-
81.00tobep°d at tit ogle rvee with Terme,
i loge of returning if necessaryy.
90-tf 5, WALl5IiiR,Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERV1OE,-THE
Lot 26II Ona 6,g4forris, ll he tlafor
bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar 'Selected;'
brad from J. E. Brotbour's ewes etukes sow
at Chicago Fair. Terms $1.00 Oto be paid
at the thin of service with privilege of re-
turning If neooseary, Pedigree may be seen
on applioatlon.
SORT, NICHOL,
BOAR FOR SERVICE, -THE
Undersigned win keep for eervloe, on
Lot 80, Con. 6, Morrie the thoro'.bred Large
English Berkeblre hoar, 'Captain John."
Zile mother Is a buil Meter to the let prise
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
produced on application. Terme-$1,00 to
be paid at time of Bervloe with privilege 0f
returning 11 rieoeseax
14 -dm JA6. 8PE1ki, Proprietor,
Heliotrope Soap,
Oatmeal •• Soap,
Buttermilk •Soap,
Thenwe. have
.,.ice
•„roe
.,100
WILLIAMS' SHAVING SOAP,
OUTICURA, SULPHUR,
CABBOLIC, 'SILVER SOAP,
PEARS' UNSCENTED.
Pura White Castile Soap, 15o, per ib.
AT --+soar•
FOX14 Drug Store,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
•1-4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
-code Solicitor and 0onveyanoer, Colleo-
tione made, Office-vanetone's Block, Brum-
eels. 21-3m
,SM• SINOLAIR,
• Solleitor, Uonveyanoer,NoteryPub
-
lie, &o. Office-'yangtone'e Bleak,' door.
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds- to
Loan.
MG. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of 0ameron, Hell &
Cameron, Barrister and Bolieiter,'Gaderioh,
Ont, O5oe-Hamilton Bt„ Opposite Col-
borne Hotel,
G
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Prou4foots Solicitor,
Goderi H.) fOmoeoyer
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
DENTAL.
B
R• 0DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Grown and Bridge work a specialty Moder-
ate Fees. Satisfaction Assured. Oleg over
Barrett': barber shop, Turnberry 8t Brus-
sels. •/
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals, to a com-
petent manner, Part,oular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry, Calle promptly at-
tended to. Office andinfirmary-Four doors
north of bridge 'Turnberry et,. Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T M
A. MGNAUGHTON, . D.
iC.M., L. R. C,p., Edinburgh, M. O. P
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wilaon'e
Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste.
M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Phyeielan, Surgeon, Aeoouoher, eta.
Graduate of Toronto- University Medical
Faculty, Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Ont. OFSIOE-100x1 door to
MoDonatd & Go„ Walton. Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MoORAOKEN,VY •
aorrbrEt
reQeat his roep urnnerysee,Bussllss
N. BAIRRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist- Shop -Neat
south of A. M, McKay & Co's had wae t rex
Ladies' and cliildrene hair cutting especially
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INSUEANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFF10E AT. JEWELRY STORE.
la'No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
'WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN.
envenoms efected0on alit Tow no a1840. arm
Property at very low 50005.
10.6m J. A. O1t1IGRTON,
Agent, Brussels..
ALEX, 3UNTER,
Olork of the Fourth Division Cour
Go, Huron. Oonvoyancer, Notary Pablio
Land .Loan and Ineurance.Agent. Funds
invested and t0 loan. 0olleotione made
Office in Smale'a B look, B ruseole
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental Mush) on
Piano or Organ. Will visit Wingliat Tues.
day and Wednesday of each week, Reel -
deem on Prineeae Street, Bruasole.
m _ A. HAWKINS, M. 0. S. M.
.L • Organist In St, John's oburah Brne
eels and pupil, in the Art of Teaching, of A.
W.Thayer,Mao. Doo„New York,will give
lemons to pupils either on piano or organ,
eels. hie parlor lessens also Smith'sivestore, nod-
erate,
AUCTIONEERS.
(1 FORGE KIRKBY,
W LicensedAuotioneer, Nabs oonduot
ed on reasonable tome. Ferree and farm
Moodie mieeialty. Orders left at THE Pon
Publiehing8oase,Brosaele,or lentto Walton
P. O., will receive prompt attention,
.8. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION-
-IL'
••Ennawlll Bell fOret
b ter e charges boater o 'er lase timeand MaioHe on
than any abhor Auctioneer g Maid Huaod
Or he cawon't chargways anything. Date°Moo
ordure ean'a l app be tionnged at this offioo
or by p Ore0nal application.
STONE ! STONE
Any quantity of Building, Ooxnor, Rubble
gill and Bridge Stone ,for Salo, quarried ready for loading at Bruasole Quarry,
For price and termsappsyto
8 tf Box 150JED, MITCHELL,
Drueeele.