HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1895-11-22, Page 8ore'? What
Tbsee two goestieue will aeon be
uppermost in the minds Of many.
Where 40) I buy my X11145 prep.
ants, and what shall they he ? A,0 to
where yen of oouree would unboei-
tatingly say from Pe. We have geed
reasons for saying so, Oar °took is
well assorted and pf pxoepent veluee.
As to what they shall be, well our
deportment 000tltille numer•One things.
suitable for either
Ladies or Gentlemen.
The list would be too long for
this epees, should we enumerate
them but if you will Dome early you
will have more to choose from, Why
not moms now and make your select -
bone, and they van be put away till
you etre ready for them 4
Deadman & McCall,
Druggists, Booksellers,5,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION w• 0, & 13,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
, and South, as follows;
(*DING SOUTH, Garda Nonni.
Mail
6:10 a.m. Mixed 9:45 a.m.
Express 11110, a.m. Sunil 5:10 p.m.
Anted 9:00 p.P1..1 Express 9:40 p,m,
Taal Rays #.ems.
A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' feith.he'11 prent it.
ONLY 40 more days in 18955,
CEmoTo .00 comes on Wednesday.
Wu arelieving a tittle touob of Winter.
THANKSGIVING Day is a public holiday.
Monnet last Messrs. Clegg & Dames
shipped two cars of live hogs Eastward.
Two oars of hogs were shipped from
Bruseele on Tuesday by Messrs. Backer
& Venstone.
BRUS$EL$ Monthly Horse Fairwill be
bend on Thursday, Deo. 8111. A large
number of buyers expected.
Jams O'LEanY is driving "Florence
G.," as well as "Maple Leaf" and "Pad-
dy," They are three good odea,
R. N. BARRETT has taken the place of
Will. Roddick, deoeased, in the Metho-
dist Sabbath school Orchestra and will
play the trombone.
MONDAY forenoon a wedding was
solemnized in the R. C. church in this
place, the contracting parties befog Mr,
Sloan and Mies Ryan, of McKillop.
JAS. Fox, agent for the Bell Telephone
Company here, applied for and has re-
ceived a cabinet to enclose the telephone
at the Central whereby greater 080190)'
will be guaranteed to persons using the
line.
GEORGE PARKER made a shipment of
three cars of horses for the Old Couutry
market laat Mooday, Brussels and Palm-
erston being the shipping points. Joseph
Fisher, of town, accompanied the ant.
male, Mr. Parker will send other con-
tingents later.
OAIM o1 THANKS, -Ws desire to public-
ly express our thanks to the many kind
friends for their kindness and sympathy
during the illness of our deceased brother.
We wish to make special mention of the
Odd Fellows end blau:abees, who proved
themselves to be brothers indeed. Their
thoughtfulness and help will never be
forgotten. MISSES Ronnroa,
Brussels, Nov. 19, '95,
Tau horses attached to the Seaforth
stage took another trip on their own se.
count on Monday morning, running away
from the postomce here. They were
etopped near the cemetery, little or no
damage being done by the escapade. A
farmer coming to town with a load of
bogs got off hie wagon near the Southern
boundary of the corporation to stop the
runaways, but instead of doing this his
team took a hand in the race and were
naught on the 12111 non. of Grey.
HEALTH LECTURE.-TOeeday afternoon
of last week Mre. S. 0. Aineworth, repre•
senting the Viavi Company, of Toronto,
gave en address On "Health" to a Large
company of ladies in the Foresters' Hall.
She handled her subject in aclever, lady.
R'
like manner and showed herself to be
tboroaghly conversant with her topic.) JC'
The lecture was illustrated by numerous
al1ar18 and many intricate questions G
made clear thereby. Mre. Ainsworth left Q
on Friday for Listowel, baying appoint-
ed Mies Joan Rose as the local agent re.
presenting the Viavi Co. and the treat.
meat prescribed.
Flow ie ybnr atlbsprtption to TEE 1?oer?
OooNTB Cou.N9rx,.�Will mend at Clinton
00 d,lhlireday, December 5111, at 10 00 m,
Ger ready for the Ohrieklnas trade,
Watoh Tina Poso for, holiday 911)011n98•
.ntente and thereby We money.
A oven job was done 1hie week in scrap•
inkup aevoral wagon loads of mud on the
Main street and having it beaded away,
Wim, the SkatingRink be ready for
busineee next Winter to the important
query asked by a number of young pea.
plc,
Sam na poeto0ioe will be open on
Thanksgiving Day from 8 to 8:30 a. M.
and from 5 to 6180 p. m. for the dietri-
btltionof mail.
THE balance of this eeRSOn'9 make of
Brussels Cheese factory Imo been Bold to
Mr, Wilson at 9i cents, It will probe)).ly be ahippod Nue week,
WATSON ABU= bee had the lot in sen.
neeti0n with tee late Hnox church plow.
ed, harrowed and levelled, preparatory to
fenoing and moving the building into
position.
SEVERAL. pere0ne froth tbie looalily
have gone' to Lietowel during the peat
week to hear evan9eliet Sohiverea who
is oondnobing a series of union services
in that town.
Ti:r^, three supposed crooks who visited
Brassele last week were arrested in Lark..
now for stealing a ledieo' gold watch`
fronraresidenneinthat town and worn
committed for trial.
its
Tfeather beds, rocking °hairs and
elating of Mre. Wallace, Mrs. Williams
and Mrs. Lee, were shipped last Monday
from Bruesele to the House of Refuge at
Clinton; Our trio appears to be fairly
well contented with their new quarters.
TER Gast Huron meeting of the 3i'arm•
et's Institute will be at Brussels on
Jan. 27th and 28111, The following are
the speakers on the list 1 -Prof. J. H.
Reed, Guelph ; 0. 0. Gaston, Oraightet
bimpeon Bennis, Milliken, and looml
talent. Further particulars will be "giv-
en later,
A Htue io.-Tboe. Newsome, barn
builder, does not allow the grass to grow
under his feet and has this season's con-
tracts about oompleted. Next year prom-
ises to be a busy one for him, as already
he bas contracts for 2 barns in Logan ; 6
in Grey ; and 2 in Morrie township. His
work gives tiptop satiefaotion.
SUDDEN DEATH In HAn8IOTON.-A Her-
rieton correspondent writes of a former
Brueselite 1-A veryeadden death occur-
red in Harriston .early on Thursday
morning, when Mre, a. L. Sturdy, wife of
the proprietor of the Queen'@ hotel, vis-
aed away. Mrs. Sturdy had been com-
plaining for some time back,. but nothing
serious was looked for. About midnight
on Wedneeday she was seized with apo.
plexy, and rapidly sank. The deceased
was a highly respected lady and had
many good quatitiee, besides being a kind
and attentive beaten to those who patron-
ized the Queen'e. A husband, eon and
daughter are left to mourn her loss.
ROUSE OF REFOOR.-There are now 40
inmates in the Huron County House of
Refuge. The following ie the list with
age of persona as far ea known and the
municipality from rebirth they were sent,
names being arranged in the order in
which inmates were received at the House :
NA1IE. AGE. MUNICIPALITY.
Wesley Sutton, - Exeter
Donald Ballantyne, 97 Bayfield
Elizabeth Wallace, 68 :Brussels
Sarah Williams, - "
Sarah Lee, 56 "
Margaret McGuire, - Goderich town
Jane Knight, 74 " Tp.
John Denby, 77 '1
Emma Cruse, 48 Colborne
Margaret Nichol', 35 Grey
David Kinsman, '
Christina McMartin, 82
John Connolly, 82
Wm, Mullen, 67
Maggie Logan, 00
Quintin Logan, 50
James Logan, 75
Kate Zimmer, 20
Janet Zimmer, 23
Joseph Charrette, 35
Louie Smith, 82
James Harvey, 68 Rowick
Joseph Saunders, 62
Mary Hays, 50 Morris
Andrew Crawford, 68 Stanley
MaloalmloGregor, 78
Wm. Egleson, 65 Stephen
James McLellan, 81 Seaforth
Wm. Currie, 40 Ashfield
Wm. Ray, 67
Wm. Johne, 67 Tuokerentith
Richard Rands, 72
obert Lowery, 61 Turnberry
]Sdward Sadler, 58 Wingham
ohn Sadler, 56
eorge Williams, 72 "
eorge Smith, 78 Wroxeter
amen Cook, 41 E. Wawanoeh
hrie. Dulmage, 80 Goderich
ohn Moorehead, - Exeter
This list will be increased before the win-
ter is far advanced as several persons are
declining to go thinking they can paddle
their owe canoe. A trial will convince
them that a comfortable home at Clinton
is preferable.
(ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON FIRST PAGE.) .
Business Locals.
St
Hay,
Ters Christmas number of the 'Stand-
ard" Delineator is a veritable surprise.
The artietio cover is rendered peaeonabie
by the addition of a wreath of holly, the
colored fashion and millinery plates are
handsomer than ever, end the new de-
signs for ladies' misses' and ahtldren'e
,costumee cannot be surpassed for style
and beauty. In addition there are ex.
oel'eit articles, beautifully illustrated, on
Fancy Drees, Christmas Gifts and How
to Make them, Presents for the Little
Ones, Leather Work, Cookery and Eti-
quette, Floriculture ie by Eben E. Rex-
ford, the well-known authority on the
subject, and a large amount of interest-
ing fiction gives a holiday air to 111$
whole number. Itis a genuine treat to
be able to procure eo interesting a mega.
eine for the small atm of 10 cents, and
every woman who wishes to be up to the
tflnee will find real help in the veriou0
departments.
POINTERS ABOUT NEweDAPERntEN A St,
Geo. Hawkins hes improved the appear-
ance of the Listowel Standard by chang-
ing the form to an 8 page and putting on
a new dress of type. -The Ridgetown Do-
minion is the name of ills new paper Met
issued by P. H. Bowyer. It is an8 page,
48 column paper, -The f '-,ude of Hugh
Olark, of the leinoardine ,'$view, are de-
sirous that be should he 1 ea°ndidate for
the Mayorahip of that t.„vn,-The firm
of Senders 49 Dyer, publishers of the
Exeter Advocate, bas been dissolved.
Mr. Sandere continues the business. -It
it said Listowel may have a third paper.
-S. G. Brow9, of Watford, has purchas-
ed the Wingham Times and takes pos-
session next January. We have not
learned what Aro. JDlliott:purposes doing.
We will be sorry to see him leave Huron
COutlty.-The Blyth Standard intendsto
adopt the cash in advance system with
Re subscribers or. else °barge 91.50 per
annum,
Gnoonanlle at McAlpine's,
Der etovewood at M00racken'e.
Logo, clear bacon at MoCraoken'e.
ORoa19 and piano to rent. R.Leather-
dale,
PICTURE Frames for sale at Brewer's
studio.
le you want robes or blankets call on
H. Dennie.
CnRiennrae gifts in the way of photo-
graphs at Brewer's studio.
2 OR 3 good second-hand Organs for
sale cheap at R. Leatherdale'e.
Lulea stool, of light harness sold at low
prices. H. Dennis.
81No1E harness cheap, and a good stook
always on band. L C. Richards,
Bones, blankets and belle vary cheap.
h 0. Riobarde,
Sawn your rubbers, boots and shoes to
us for repairs. We do them cheap and
good. I. 0. Riobarde.
BUTTER AND EGGS -The highestmarket
price, in 0ash, will be paid for any
quantity of good roll butter and fresh
eggs at John Tait's egg store, Brume's.
Opposite American Hotel
WORE GREASED. GLOVES SEVEN YEARS. -
John Situp, mason, Aulteville, Ont., had
salt rheum e0 severe that forseven years
he wore greased gloves. He writes :-"I
need a quarter of a box of 0base's Oint,
ment. It cured me. No trace, of salt
rheum now."- Ohaee'e Ointment cures
every irritant dieease of the skin, allays
itching instantly, and i0 a sterlingremedy
for piles, AVOId imitations. 60 cents,
per b tx.
(1'51 T
49774.7V7)4.8.D IMXI' OF C4,71e,AOD4
HEAD OFFIOE, - TORONTO,
ASS1axS,(Seven Million Dalian) 97,000,009
04131 'RAL {Aut oo'ieed) 92,400,900
A10n9058 ift all pringipab paints in Ontario, Quebec, 5?anitoya, United States 46 Rupland,.
APEAS';°,VAS lionves.
A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers' Notes Pigmented,
Drofte resiled and Oolleptions made on all points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Intoreot allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards front diet of deposit to date of
withdrawal and .9ompounded half yearly.
5TEOIAL ATTENTION e0TEN TO THE OOLLE61103 OF FA111931Ue' SALE NOTES,
Every feoility afforded puebomere living at a`dietanoe.
J. A. STI3WART Maisaera,
Oun bores collars are all warranted,
H. Dennie.
BOOTS and shoes cheap and good,
I, O. Richards,
Pune hind crayon enlarging done up
A 1 at Brower'e gallery, Smith, block.
GRAIN Bos. -Large size, full 18 oz.,
only $1.00 -per dozen, at Smith & Mo'
Laren's,
JAS. MaALPINE luta put in it line of
Groceries. Everything now and fresh,
no stale goods. a
Toa awn get Organs from $20 and up
and sewing ma011Ine9 at equally low
prime at R. Leabherditle's,
THEY don't keep wash tube or eorub
brushes, bat just w1391 yon want in the
Grooery line at sMcAlpine's. •
Do you want to stop using tobacco ?'
If so, use No -To -Bao. We refund your
money if not as stated, G. A. DeannooN,
A NUMBER of second hand road Darts
in good condition for sale et low prices,
Also a few buggies. Jas. Walker, Brae:
Bele.
518141'5 glover Boot, the great Blood -
Purifier gives freshness and 'olearnoes to
the oomplexion and cures constipation,
25 ons, 50 one and $1.00. Sold by Jams
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Simon's aura is sold on a guarantee.
It aurae incipient consumption. Itis
the beet cough sure. Only one Cent a
dose. 25 cue„ 50 ots. and $1.00. Sold by
James Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
Lames, clean your kid glovee .with
Josephine glove cleaner, for sale only by
Ferguson & Halliday. Sole agents for
the Petrie Freres kid gloves in lade' and.
butt. u, ,t 11 the rneetdesirable shades,
00450 ILaee 'O ant last and easy. Sea.
and hand Saws bought and sold. Point-
ers given on saw filing and the care and
management of eaves, an Queen street
East, by T, IlloGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
Master of Saws.
POULTRY. -The undersigned will take
any quantity of fowl for trade in grocer -
lea, °rookery, &o. The highest prices
paid. See him before bringing them in,
to he van advise you how and what days
in the week to kill. W.H. MoOlito N.
Mite, T. S. HAW:5M, Chattanooga,
Tenn„ says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." r consider it the best remedy
for debilitaed' system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Prioe 75 ons. Sold by Jas. Fox,
Druggist, Brussels.
IF you are in need of anything in the
furniture, pioture framing, wiudow shade,
curtain pole, piano, organ or sewing
machine line come and get my prices be-
fore you boy. It will save you money.
No trouble to allow goods. R. Leather.
dale.
FLEURY PLowe.-Hugh Williams & Son
are the Agents for the well known Fleury
plover. They also keep all the necessary
repairs. Call at Williams' Livery Stable,
Brussels. The Fleury plow received the
gold medal and diploma at the World's
Fsir,
'FAR.IIBRS' CENTRAL" INSURANCE CO:-
Tbie new and very prosperous Fire In.
suranoe Co. during the past year issued
over 800 policies is Carrick, Bowiok,
Culross and Greenock. Rates on farm
properly very low. J. A, CREIGHTON,
Agent for Morris and Grey.
WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLING. -George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling welle 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.
share. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of 'Turnberry st., Brussels. 34-11
HoneHHor,n economy means saving at
the point of greatest expense. If your
Damask, Repp, Chenille Curtains, Piano
and Table covers have loot their delicate
colour effects, let us help you to rejuven.
ate them. It wouldn't surprise us if you
liked the new effect better than the old,
Parker's Dye Works, Toronto, do fine
work. Agency at Skene's general store,
A Goon DEAL IN A FEW- WORDS. -.I
paid a Toronto specialist on catarrh a
large sum of money but I got no benefit.
I tried them all, but finally, almost in
despair, and assuredly without any faith,
1 tried Chase's Catarrh Cure. It is all.
that it fe recommended, whioh is saying
a good deal in a few words." Joel
Rogers, clerk, Division Court, Beaton.
Improved blower iu each 25 cent box.
ao34MO
FEAR. -In Morrie, Morrie, on Nov. 15th, the wife
of Mr. Samuel Tear of a daughter.
SHELTON.-In Morrie, on Nova 16th, the
wife of Mr. Wm, Skelton, of a eon.
NlanoL.-In Lime, on Nov. 9th, the wife
or Mr. Jas. Nichol of a sen.
BREwEa.-In. Grey, on Nov. 1715, the
wife of Mr. William Brewer, of aeon.
xa.aRMexaa,
M00AULAY-BneeEY.-On Wednearl ay,
Nov. 18111, by the Rev.. W. J. Brand.
on, of Orton, Mr. Jas. R. tMoOaulay,
of Hamilton, to Mies Lucinda,.
daughter of the late Hiram Seamy,;
of Erin Tp.
Tool,-1,70TIr8N: On Nov. 6' h, at Bloor
Street, west, Presbyterian church, To'
sante, by the Bev. W. G. Wallace,
Mr. John A. Took, M. D., of Gorrie,
to Mies Florence Maggie Notman,
daughter of the late John No1mau,
J. P., of Toronto.
ScoTr-SCOTT.-At the residence of the
bride's parents, on Nov: 12th, by the
Rev. W. T. Ball, of Belgravo, Mr.
Wm. Scott, of. Westfield, 80 Miss.
Jennie, eldest daughter of Mr, David
Scott, of East Wawattosh.
HUNTER-OAOEMORE,-At the residence of
the bride's parents, in Morrie, on
Wednesday, 18th inst., by Rev. T.
E. Higley, of Blyth, Mr, John Hunt•
er, of Morris, to Mies Mary, daughter
of Me, Wm, Oaeemore.
0
Slow -RYAN, -In the R. 0. o'hurcb,
Bruseols, by the Rev. Fr, 5snnedy,
of Seaforth, Mr. G. Sleep, of Dublin,
Ont., to Mies Mary A.,, eldeet (laugh,
ter of 114 r, Pabriolk Ryan, MoKillop,
ROSE-5LENNr-At'the reoidenoe of the
bride's permits, on Nov. 14611, by
Rev. Mr. MoKenzie, Mr, W.:1'„ third
son of Mr. D. Bose, of Bruseele, to
Mies Mary 36., daughter of Mr. Wm.
Glenn, all of Ohesley,
. 9=a77.
STEwA1tT,-Io Oranbroak, on Nov., 17th,
John Stewart, aged 55 years, 6 mos.
and 12 days.
MoNToontEnY,-In Turnberry, on Nov..
181h, Mary Aun Iblpntgomcry, of
Wroxeter, aged 48 years and 10
months,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat..:,
Barley
Peas
Oats22' 28
Wool 18
Butter,, tubs and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel..,4 00 4 60
Potatoes (new) 15
Hay per ton.,,.., ....., 72 CO 14 00
Hides trimmed e 5 6
Hides lough 2 2i
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 Oe
Sheep skin0,each 40 50
Lamb eking each 15 40
Apples per bus 1 00
Hoge, Live 3 50 3 60
Dressed Hoge. 4 50 4 75
Wool 18 20
56, 66
63 65
28 . 32
48 40
18
15
14
EAST BUFFALO, Nov. 18. -Cattle olosed
steady, with bulk sold. Hogs closed dull
and weak, with a large number unsold -
some in the oars not unloaded ; late sales
of good hogs generally at $8.65 ; common
thin Miohigans, $3.50 to $3.55. Sheep
and lambs closed weak, with fully 50
loads unsold ; a few extra export sheep
brought $3.50 ; Canada lambs, $4.10 to
$4 26 ; fancy, $4.30 with 19 loads unsold.
MONTREAL, Nov. 18. -Dairy -Cheese,
80 to 9o. Butter -Townships, 18oto20e;
western, 140 to 16o. Liverpool. -Cheese
quiet, demand poor, ; finest American
white, 440 Gd; finest American colored.
46s. Butter -Finest United States, 95e ;
good, 50s. New York -Butter quiet ;
state dairy, 12e to 210 i do. creamery, 170
to 225,0.; creamery, western, 14o to 23o ;
do. June, 150 to 210 ; do. factory, Oo to
140 ; Elgin$, 23o. Cheese steady ; state
large, 7}oto 105,c ; do. foamy, 100 to alio;do. smell, 740 to Ile ; part skims, 84c to
780 ; full skims, pie to 3o.
Everything pomt0 to a season of cheap
hog prodnots, says the Toronto Bulletin,
and lower prices are predicted by every-
one in the trade. A private letter from
Chicago dated Nov. 12101 says :-"It is
evident there can be no object in buying
far ahead at present, the large receipts of
hogs since the commencement of the new
season indicating that what I mentioned
to you about the low price of pork during
the coming season ie about to be realized.
I do not predict that the price of cash
mess pork will touch the low level reach-
ed in December 1878, when it sold down
to $6.02,}, and lard dropped to 45.38*, but
I firmly maintain that we are going to
see the lowest Floes during the uext six
months that have been experienced for a
cumber of years.,
Moxmnt.An, Nov. 18• There were about
500 head of butchers' cattle, 60 calves.
and 1,000 sheep and lambs offered for
sale at the east end abattoir today. The
butchers were present in large numbers,
aid there was an active demand for any
thing choice for Thanksgiving .Day, but
common and inferior animals were neg-
lected, and prices continue very low with
the probability of a considerable number
not being sold to day. A few choice cat.
tie were sold at from 8,}o to Seo per lb. ;
pretty good animals sold at from .2(o to
85,o per lb. ; Common dry cows and thrifty
young stock sold at from 2c to 24o, and
the leaner beasts at abort 15o per 1b. A
driver from Irish Creek sold a mixed
load of young cattle, with a few old scale,
wag cows among them, at 912 per head
for the lot. Calves sold at from 290 to
about 4c per lb Three calves, (Gallo -
ways) brought from near Toronto, sold
at Bic per lb. ; thoy weighed 1,010 pounds.
Shippers paid to day about Sc -per pound
for good large sheep, and itisprobable
that no I110110 sheep will be wanted for
shipment from hero tills season. Lambs
sold at from 290 to.85o per Ib., a few
choice ones sold at 890 per lb. Fat hogs
jug come off the oars, sold at from 40 to
45o per lb.
ME PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
5 ROOMED COTTAGE ON
Turnberry threat ler sale or to rent,
Apply to 1H08, BALLANTYNII, Brusne10,
TIOUSEI%EEPER WANTZ+;D.
-work l bt
W 1 gb and t o PETfaintly. - For fur -
Let 8, 0rtioR0, 0 applyy,W l :: PETER. W,1'110-3
Late, Ce,, 70, Grey, Walton P. 0, 10.8
MUSIGI
plum, B. DUCKER will visit Brussels every
'lhur0day. and Friday and tape pupils on
violin and guitar, Leave your mime :with
H. Jackson, get f111 partic-
ulars, 10.
STRATED PROM THE PREM. -
Isms o1 the undersigned, lot 82, con, 1
Groy, ou or einem Aug. 70th, one owe and.
tbioc iambs. The Mite's 3,A. on loft side ie
1)1a40, Any information,leading totheirrecovery will be thaukfully received,
GEORGE: ARMSTRONG,
10'4 - mole ewerth
Nor,
1895
ONDITION
POWDER.
Increase the Value of your Stock
�°-rte..` ....:. __ ... .w*.,!w,wwo,..•
by liming some of our Superioa? Condition Powder
WE HAVE ON NAND
HA -.YARD' S
O.DOQ3$IUT7E9E. N'$ MOTEL,
DICK'S
a n d
FOX'S.
FOX'S DRUG
STORE
•
BR•IVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.-
1&ulIe,iyrelat TEM OOTPbiebng House,
I�1ARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN
DER$IONED bas several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in d'ownsbipps
of Morris and Grey. 0' 13, SOOTT,Brgseels
'B RUSSELS POST OFFIOE
Savings Bank tattoo Deposits Iron,
81.00 to- 61,000. and allows 34 per pent;
interest, T. FARROW,
87.8m Poetmasbor.
IrjRON COUNTY COUNCIL.
The Council of the Corporation of the
Comity of Huron will meet in the Town Hall
in the Town of - Clinton,. on THURSDAY,
DEO.8th, next. at 10 o'clock a, in.
WM. LANE,
Dated Nov.18,1891. Co. 01801.
SALT RHEUM. -ORDERS BY
mail aro conning in for our Salt Rheum
Ointment. ,It never fails to cure Salt Rheum.
If you are troubled that way or know any
one who is get a box or tell them about it.
DEADMAN & AfoCALL,
Druggist, Bookseller dm.
REAL ESTATE.
]1ARM FOR SALE. -THE UN-
nEnsroNEn offers b10 loo aoro farm, be-
ing Lot 10, Con. 0, Grey, for Dale. There are.
about 75 acme under cultivation. On the
premises area log house, good- barn and
other neoeeeary out -building t, also good or-
chard. School honee on corner of lot. Ina
mediate possession.. 24 cores of Fall . wheat
iu.Also hay and straw on farm. .Easy
terms. For pile° ocnditions,050., apply to
ALEX, BREMNE'R, Proprietor,Ethel P.O.
B05.13 FOR SERVICE. -TAP
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 0, 0on.' 8, Grey the imported Chester
White boar, "Illinois Chief." Pedigree may..
be seenon application. Terms -81.00 to be.
paid at the time of service with privilege of
returning ifneoeesar
18.8 JAS. ELLIOTT, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for service, on
Lot 11, Don. 0, Grey, a tbero' bred Chester
white boar, from -imported stock on both
sides, purchased fr om the well known breed-
er, D. Deooureey, Bornholm. Pedigree may
be seen on apnlloation, Terms --$100 tobepaid at time of eervloo with privilege of re-
turningif necessary.
10-tE ANGUS SHAW, Proprietor,
TAMWORTH AND CHBSTHR
JL WHITE BOARS FOR SERVICE.
Tho undersigned will keep for service. on
North Half Lot 20, Oon, 7, Morris,a thorn'
bred Tamworth Boar, recently purchased
from the well known brooder, Jno. Bell, Ain
bar. Also a Chester White Boar. Terme,
41.00 to be paid attime o f service with priv-
ilege of returning0/necessary.
50.10 S. WALKER, Proprietor.
BOAR .FOR SERV10E.-TEE
Undersigned will keep for eervloo on
Lot 20, Con, 5, Morrie, the there' tared im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,'
bred from. J.Jii,Brothour's sweepstakessow
at Chicago Pair. Terme, 51.00 to be paid
at .the time of service with privilege of ire -
turning if nems; eery. Pedigree may be seen
on application.
_ ROM.. NICHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVICE, --THE
und0rsigqned w111 koop 0qr sorvieo on
Lot 80, Oen, 0, 90001ie, the thero'-bred Large
English Berkshire .Boar, 'Captain John."
His mother is a dell sisterto the 1st prize
sow at the World's Fair, Pedigree will be
113Od1800d on app]ioatiou. Terms -81.00 to
be paid- at time of service with priydego of
returning it uecessary.
148m JAS. SP1)Ili, Proprietor.
JUDICIAL SALE
-OF-
VALUABLE FAN PRI EM
IN TOE TORNSNIP OI` GREY, IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON.
Pursuant to it Judgment in the Quceu'e
Bench Divieion of the High Court of Justice
in a ooltein action of Sample vs. McLaughlin
there will bo'oiforedtor sale by Public Aun.
tion by S. Mnloomson, Require, Muster at
Goderioh, at the QUEEN'S HOTEL in the
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS, 011
Wednesday, December 411i, 1805,
•
at the hotubi 1 0 0100k ,fit nn., the following
valuable Property, namely :-
All andatagular that eortaln parcel or tract
of land and promises situate lying sad being
in the Township of Grey, in the flaunty of
Huron and Province of Ontario, being core.
posed otMot number thee° In the sixth Oon•
oeeeion of the aforesaid Township of Grey,
containing by admeasurement cue hundred
mires of land, be the game more or lose.
The soil is clay loam, about eighty-flye
acres are cleared and In a geed state ofcul
Ovation, and the balauoo i0 bush laud oou-
taining hard and soft timber,
The property is veil situated in a good
farming locality about three uneaten of a
mile from the gravel road andaboutthroe
miles from the Village of Bruseele, Thom is
e, good frame house sod frame barn noon the
manatees' and the fences aro iu a fair state
of repair,
The property will bo sold subject to a re
served bid,
The OondiIione of gale will be the stand-
ing conditions of the Moll .Court of Justice.Further partldulare will be made Know n at
the time of the sale pr maybe obtained from
Al. G. (Women. Eeq., Goderteh ] G. F. BLAIa,
Esq., limen le. or the Votrdor's Solicitor.
W, ht. SIN(1LAIIt, - '8, metsomSON,
Vendor's Solicitor, Master at
18.8
Gaelich,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER;
• Solicitor and Conveyancer, Oolloo•
tiene made, Onion-Vaustono's Block, Brue-
sale. 31 -bin
� T M. SINCLAIR,
Y 9 s Solicitor Conveyancer,NotaryPub- ''
iio, &e, 0itloo-'Vanetore'e Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
G. 0AMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
OtBrs-itn6ticsteonO ticBarrister
,Oppoi�O�
borne
Hotel,
G• F. 13LAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, deo. (late of Garro &'
Proudfoot'e Office, Goderiob.) offloo oyer.
GilljOoo a Smith
ot s Bank, Brussels, n. 47
DENTAL.
DR. DAVIDSON
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal 0o1lege Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a specialtyy Moder-
ato
Satisfaction
,rutBarrs barber shop,
ee1e. .
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWIOK,
9 Honor Graduate of the. Ontario
Vetmiaary College. is prepared totreat all
diseases of domesticated. animals in a 0003'
patent manner. Particular attention paid
ID asterinary dentistry. Calls promptl at-
tended to.. Office and Infirmary -Four Moore
north of bridge •Turnberry et., Brueee,a,
MEDICAL CARDS.
TA. MONAUGRTON, M. D.
ti • 0. M., L. C.P., Edinburgh, M. O. P:
8 Ont. Residence and oflice in Wilson's
Block, corner o1 Mill and Turnberry Ste.
M. ARMN1
STRONG, . D.
J•' Physician, Surgeon Acooucher, etc,
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty.. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Out. OFFICE -Next door to
McDonald &Co„ Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MoORACKEN,
• Zssurer of Marriage Licensee. Offiee
at his Grocery, Turnberry street. Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
R•N
• Tonsorial Artiet•'Sho-Nex
south of A. M. McNay & Oo's hardware store.
Ladtes'and ellildre0e hair cutting a apeoialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
1Ne0RAN5E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY STORE.
l'ATo Witness Required,"
T. FLETCHER, Brussels,
'TELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-.
auilANOE Co.' Jdetabliahed 5840, In.
surancea effected on all Town and Farm.
Property at vary low rates,
10.Sm J. A. OIt1IGHTON,
Agent,: Brussels.
A HUNTER,
Olork of the Fourth Division Cour .
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary, public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, Funds.
invested and to loan• Collections made
011100 331 Bmale'e Sleek, Brussels
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T,,
Teacher of instrumental mu010 on
Piano or enealcekotinay and Wdyvisit each weTues-
nay
on Minims Street, Brussels.
9• •A. HAWKINS, M. 0, S. M.
. Organist in St, John's Church, Bros
eels, and pupil,in the Art of Teaahiugq of A.
W,Thaver, us.Doo„Now York,' will give
lessons to pupils either On piano or organ,
at hie parlor over A, It, Smitb'e etoro,Btus-
eels. Vocal loosens also given. TOMO mod-
erato,
AUCTIONEERS.
f`i EORGE KIRKBY,
VI. Licensed Auctioneer, Sat
oe:,3,0 001 t
et on reasonable ly. terms. Parma au$ form
stook specialty. auee Orders loft en to Poen
P. S., ling House peompt a, to tion. Walton
P. b„ will roaeiye prompt attention,
--ii�•(;;11 S. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION -
L' •' REn, will son for better prices, to
better mon, in leve time and lose °bargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't charge anything, Dates and.
orders can always bo arranged at this Moo
or by personal application.
STONE ! STONE I
Any quantity of Bending, Corner, nubble,
Sill and' Bridge Stone for. Salo. Quarried
and ready for loading at Bruesele Quarry.
For price and terms apply to
.07.01 Box110JNO. MITCH L,sele.