HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-1-10, Page 819.20 ill Prizes.
To he oonapeted for by the Pupils
of the 10 school to Brueeele
and vlpinUy.
For the eneouragenleot of the pupils
in the various sohoule we offer tale follow•
aug rewards at the cleat promotion eXanl•
Inatieee :-The pupil wllo talose the high -
get number of Mirka in Formation to part
2nd -a 2nd pati 1st book free ; the one
w110 takes the 'higlleeb iu'promotion to
21V1 reader -a 2nd reader tree ; the pupil
who takes the highest to promotion to 8rd
reader -'a 3rd reader free ; and the one
4thoreader the, 4threader greadlfreeTo
r0 tion
be had
lyy Dolling at our Drug and Beek Store
with a note from their teacher authoriz-
ing them to do Mi. We have selected re.
wards ie the line of the needs of the
pupfle but should any already have the
reader mentioned, anything else of equal
'.value earl be had instead. If the nem -
petition proves eetiefactory we purpose
Continuing .it,
Deadman &. M1cOaII,
Druggists, &a.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sooraEAR exam:sit r w,. G. es n.
Trains' leave Brnesele Station, North
and South, as follows:
Goitre Boma, GorNa album.
IOail 6 50 a.m, Mixed 0:45 a.m.
express 11:09 ao. Mail 800 p.m.
{Ztr.ed...... ,,. 0,00 p.m. Express ,0:4 .m
5p
fool geim Pius,
A obiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
QOUNTN Couneil opens Tuesday, 28111.
inst,
Simeor, Board Friday evening of t'bie
week,
NEAT monthly Horse Pair will be held
on Thursday, February 6th.
New School Board will be sworn in on
Wednesday of next week, 15th inst.
A Loan of cattle was shipped Eastward
on Thursday by Messrs. Clegg d1 Dames.
Army was here this week hustling Rich-
ards' Pure Soap, They are both hard to
beat.
TnE new town Council will assume
office, as per statute, on Monday, 20th
inst., at 12 o'clock. '
A rams herring man was doing the
town on Wednesday. The fish were
caught off Kincardine.
Tae last meeting of the old Council
will be held next Monday evening at 7:80
o'clock, to close lip the •business of the
year.
THE pitch boles on the gravel road are
to be found in all their beauty neaeeeitat•
log a slower rate of travel than is custom.
ary at thie season.
48OOL111.tN0 every week in THE Posm.
Tf you want the Local, District, Cara•
dian and General news you will get it
every week in THE Pon. That's oar
busineee. •
Ow Wednesday evening, 22nd inst., the
annual meeting of Brussels Driving Park
Association will be held at the American
Hotel. The business will be to receive
the annual report, elect Directors and at-
tend to any other necessary work.
Smoot opened last Monday morning
with Principal Cameron, Miss Linton,
Mies Downey and Miss Ritchie filling
their respective positions.' Good work
should be done this term as the surround-
ings are much more advantageous than
in former years.
Tusono was nearly a serious fire at the
Elethodist Parsonage last' Tuesday morn-
ing caused by the floor over the furnace
taking fire from the pipes. A pail or so
of water promptly applied put an end to
the threatened danger. The possibility
of a re -occurrence of the same will be
averted by a new brick funnel.
NEW BANE1tY. J. H. Jones, of Sault
Ste. Marie, has purchased the Bakery
outfit formerly belonging to Jno. Grewar,
from A. J. Lowry, and this week room.
menced turning out the staff of life. He
will also go in for the manufacturing of
confectionery, with whioh branch of busi
ness he is thoroughly acquainted. The
business will be run at the grocery of Mr.
' Lowry.
Maolsxaa1AL.-The schedule of cases
tried by magistrates, issued by the Clerk
of the Peaoe for the quarter ending Dee.
10th, shows 33 oases reported. Of these,
14 were tried by Seaforth's magistrates,
3 by Clinton's Mayor, 6 in Wingham and
7 in Blyth. Five were violations of the
liquor act, 10 wore assaults and the re.
mainder for various minor offences.
The fines imposed aggregated $160.
Sons or SOOTLAND.-The annual public
gathering of Bruseels Sons of Scotland
will be held in the Town Hall on Friday„
evening, 1711, inst. D. D. G. 0. MOOal-
Irma, of Paisley, will give an address on
'The benefits of the Order." . Di. Camp.
bell, of Seaforth, will give an oration on
r"Tho songs of Bnrns." In addition
longe, readings, &o., will be 000tribubed
by the best Iona! talent, particulars of
which will bo given later. The entertaie-
meats held by the Sons of Scotland have
'been first oleos and this one promises to
he no,exoeption to the rule.
Pnowounorn° OoNTEeT.-Io.tbe contest
in Brussels Public school for the prizes
offered by Postmaster Farrow foe the
highest marke in the correct prononnei-
o,tiou of 50 words, 26 of them were
Scriptural, the conditions of which ware,
to secure let•prize, pupils had to obtain
70%; 2nd, 60%; and flrd, •50%, The
following awards were made :-2nd and
3rd, Elsie Jaoksoo and Geo, Watt. $1.25
was received by each prize winner. The
blret prize, $2,50 will be donated by Mr.
Farrow to the two pupils taking the high-
eatmarks in the Entrance examination
next July.
ToaOem MANY Cuarosoaig.-We thank
you most heartily and I, noerely for the
vast amount of patronage we have reoeiv.
ad during the past year, and we trust by
strict and' oarefal attention to business to
merit a continuance of the same. Our
•motto, ''A pleased customer will oall
again." Parker's Dye Works, Toronto,
aro' known to be the largest and most ex.
tepeive cleaners and dyers of ladies' and
and gantewearing apparel, in Canada
and they will be pleased to receive any of ere of
rate goods for oleaoing or dyeing, which be gl
they will give their very best attentlen. hot s
Orders maybe left with oar agent., J. come
G. Strata general store, Brnesels. nativ
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00T*8gtiseriptien listnontlnuee tq
Kroh. It was never larger bbau it in
ROW,
Fein Unsex Farmers' Instituto will be
held in the Town kiall,I3resseis, on Moll.
day li7th lost,
I''Emirlitr on Agrioultgral Society will
hold its annual !nesting in the Towq
Hall next Wednesday at 1 p, m,
kb5 ]deturdny 810401 runnere were
placed under the whole of the Fire En•
gine, ee .a0 to be prepared for a trip
through the snow ebould duty demand it,
0ouNOlzLou Loa r&Elip,e n was in Wing -
ham on Tuesday attending a meeting of
orodlters in oonneoton with the estate of
Mo itvish & Og., who owe, hint for, lulu -
TRE well known Dry Goode store'
D, Willi9mson& Co., of Guelph, w '
sbroyed by fire, on Saturday n
Bruseelibes are 'interested' in this
as Miss Edith Inman, of tele town,
tin position of euleelady in the store
Tut, beet thanks of many Brusselit
tendered to Ali. Backer: for Iris kin
and forethought in opening up the st
with his snow plow last Sabbath mor
thereby, enabling people bo get to oh
quite conveniently and comfortably,
deserves more than thanks, for the
PAY Ui.-A large number of se
mhave been sent out this week to euba
era who are in arrears for TRE POST,
this eeaeon of the year we have a
grist of amounts to settle and the
way we Dan do itis to collect from t
who owe ue. A prompt response ie a
from whoever this notice applies
The money will be acknowledged
the address label.
Nuwei'Ajznnoat.-D. Oreigbton, of
menu,menu, after an ownership of 38 y
has disposed of the Owen Sound 7.'
to las. H. Rutherford, who bas man
the'poper for seven years.-Robt. El)i
who has been Editor and Proprietor
the Wingharn Times for the peat 8 ye
has disposed of the plant and good
to S. G. Brown, of Watford, who
possession last week. Mr, Elliott
purohassd the Ingersoll Chronicle
has moved to that tows. He has m
friends in this County who wish
normsbetter health and greater norms in
new home. Mr. Brown proposes to It
the Times in line with'the Liberal oft
FAEMERS' INsTITnTE.-Meetings of
East Huron Farmers' Institute, for
disouseion of agricultural sabjeots, wil
held as follows :-At Bressels, on M
as,, Jan. 27tH ; Gerrie, Tuesday, J
$th ; Bluevule, Wednesday, Jan. 2
The Brussels meeting will be addres
y the following well known authoriti
11, H. Fortune, V. S., Wroxeter,' "Tub
oulosie" ; Alex. Gardner, Leadbu
'Breeding and Management of Pig
G. O.Cabson, Oraighurot, Onb., "B
arieties of O•obard Fruits and Mow
Grote them" ; Thos. McMillan, 0
twice, "Fodder Corn and the Silo
Geo. Wurdie, Seaforth, "Wintering Oat
nd finishing them on grass for
ritieh Market" Simpson Renn
M
il]eken, Ont., "Underdraining.". G
is meeting Christopher Miobie, Su
bine, "Growing Fodder Corn for I'
se" ; Dr• Armstrong, V. S. Gorr
Points of interest to Stook Breeders
lex. Gardner,.Leadbury, "Manageme
1 Pigs" ; G. 0. Gaston, Craighur
Best varieties. of Small Fruibe a
the Modes of Cultivation"' ; Situps
mania, )ll:illiken, • "Destruction
malt" ; Thos. McMillan, Constano
Fodder Corn and the Silo." Blueva
eating :-Alex. Gardner, Leadbu
Breeding and Management of Pigs"
hos. McMillan, Constauoe,, "Rotati
Crops" ; Jae, Hinohley, Mullett, "Be
epmg" ; ChristopherMollie, Su
Me, "Growing Fodder Corn for Fa
se'; G. C. Caston, Oraighurst, "T
t varieties of Orobard Fruits and So
Grow Them" ; Simpson Reonje, Mill
n, "Baying and Feeding Cattle for
ritieh Markets." The above meetin
11 oommenoe at 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p. m. In the evening of ego
y there will be entertainment, nom
eluting at 7:30, at which addresses wi
delivered by the day speakers an
ers, interspersed by musical selections
I are welcome. Reserved Beats will b
ovided for the ladies at the eveni
eetings.
A Batmen Box IN AFAI.OA.-Tb
ntreal Daily Star, of Saturday, Jana
4th, Bays :-J. D. Bickley,, of bbl
y, has a gallant eon serving in 111
oyal Merino Artillery on board H. 111
St. George, on the Afrioau station
. Blakley lately received from his son
omas Blakley, a long letter, in which
gives a graphic amount of the dgbtin
which he was engaged with the Bras
es up the Niger river. Major Den
, R.M.I., and Lieut.~Frenoh, R.M.A,
e in command of the force of Roya
cines. 41 all told, landed from the
ships. They wore supported by a
y of native troops. The advance up
river was made in boats, and a sharp
k out had to be kept, ason both sides
he river was a dense bush. At Saori•
Island the Brass warriors made a
d, but for only a short time, as the
oxime guns, the three -pounders and
oh loaders made havoc among them.
ing the smallness of the British force,
Brass warriors made a couple of bold
t attacks, but were repulsed with
vy loss. The British and native force
wed up their advantage from here
entered King Koko's coubtrz,captar-
stockade after stockade until they
ured the main stronghold, called
bet, which took four hours to sub -
All the Dram men fought with
t bravery. The British loss was one
al lieutenant (Taylor) and two blue
eta killed, the native allies lost four
d and five wounded. Admiral Sir 1'.
edford, K.O.B., commander ih-ohief,
Blakley, was also with the force'
ed on the Ent coast at Mourbasea,
feting of 500 blue jaokete, 100 ma•
s and Sondaneee troops, with Ad -
1 R. H, Rawson, 0.13., commander.
ler, with General Sir Loyd Mat-
s, K,C.M.G., as second in command,
command advanced to Newele
ugh a dense bush. Here a sharp
bot engagement took plane, the na.
being well armed with breeoh•load•
After • Meiling the stockade for some
the marines and bine jackets were
the order to fix swords, advance
charge. With the true British cheer
went at the strong stookade, and
over it like monkeys, the natives
ng at the eight of the cold steel,
force after burning the stockades,
nod to their warsbipe with only
Moss to marines and blue jaokete,
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HSAD OFFICE, ^^ TORONTO.
ASSETH, • (Seven Million Dollars
OA,PrTAI (Antborired) ? 52,000,000
• `• � 52,000,000
digenefef011 all prfaafpol poinnif in On'tali(), 92ye13c, ATanitplla, United Sttitoo 0Bnulond.
A General llaolfing' Business Transacted, • Farmers' Notes D1's on
peed,
Drafts Maenad and (7olleo tione Made on all points, 0,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
,filtered allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards from dot of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPEciAL ATT'ENT'ION GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION or FAgMEge' RALE ROM.
.Gvory„faoility afforded Customers living at a distance.
J. A. STEWART Menem,
THE roads have been in a bad shape
for public travel during the past 'week
ovIing to the heavy drifts in many plaoee
Oen FAaeune' INs0ITuyne,-As our an-
nual Farmers' Institute is to be held on
the 27th 28th and 29113 of January, a few
words through the columns of Ton POST
may help those who have net yet taken
any interest in Institute work to .better
understand the objects and aims of the
Farmers' Institute, First, it is nota co-
operative aes0ciatiou organized for the
purpose of running a etore in ,opposition
to the merobaots of our towns and vil-
lages, neither is it a political or sectarian
society, as discussions of a religious or
political character are not allowed. The
objects then are to become better ac-
quainted with each other, and each
other's individual mode of handling his
or her work in snore one Or more of the
many branches of agrioulture. Hence,
by nmutual interobange of ideas and a
comparison of the different experiments
that have been made in the several lines
of life's work, all will be better prepared
to form a correct opinion of'what would,
most likely, be the line for to follow in
order to suooeed. We therefore, earnest.
lyreq:uest the farmers of the East Rid-
ing of our county to come out and bring
their wives, eons and daughtere with
them to the meetinge, and lead their as-
sistance and help in the work of the In-
stitute, by taking' part in the discussions
on the papers introduced, and by giving
their experienoe and mode of manage-
ment in the several branobes. of farming
in whirl, they are engaged. The meet-
ings a o f' to all Pnd all are cordially
invited^to attend and help make the
meetings profitable and interesting.
Business Locals.
Gemstone ab McAlpine's.
°amass and piano to rent. R, Leather.
dale.
Ive you want robes or blankets gall on
H. Dennis.
2 on 3 good second-hand Organs for
sale cheap at R. Leatherdale's.
LARGE stook of light barnese sold at low
prices. H. Dennis.
, One horse °ellen; are all warranted.
H. Dennis.
Boors and oboes cheap and good. ,.
I. C. Richards.
Farm band crayonenlarging done up
A. 1 at Brewer's gallery, Smith blook:
SINGLE harness obeap, and a good stock
always on hand. I. C. Richards.
RAM -Anis in oross out saws and axes at
A. M. McKay & Cos., Brussels,-.-.
BODES, blankets and balls very cheap.
I. C. Richards.
Enema lamps sold at a big reduction:
at A. M. McKay & Cos., Brussels, r
Monne Dash price pald for hides.
sheep skins and furs at A. M. McKay &
Cos.
FANUE0S oall at D. S'wan's blacksmith
shop if you want a bargain in bobsleighs
Go to D. Ewan to buy your bobsleighs.
Best fluished and oheapest sleighs in
town.
Gasnr Bags. -Large size. full 10 oz.,
only $1.90 per dozen, at Smith '& Mo•
Laren's.
BRING your rubbers, boots and shoes to
ne`for repairs. We do them oheap and
good. I. C. Richards.
Jas.ItloALrmit has put in a line of
Groceries. Everything new, and fresh,
no stale geode.
Yon can get Organs from $25 and up
and sewing machines at equally lo',
prices at R. Leatberdale's.
THEN don't keep wash tubs or scrub
brushes, but just what you want in the
Grocery line at McAlpine's.
ALL the choicest fruits of the season,
also a largeaseorbment of Fancy China
and Glassware sortable for . Xmas pres-
ents at Thomson's.
A anon working boy, 14 years of age,
wants a place for Iwo or three months to
do chorea and goto school or otherwise.
Apply at THE POET.
Suixon's Cure, the great cough and
oroup (lure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
Dente. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
Bous's Glover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
yoar bowels our bead clear as
a bell. 25 ots.,l00 ets. make yand $100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
A' PaotuNENT Lootnoo n.-01laeo's
-Ointment is an invaluable remedy for
Belling piles and in my own case I would
pay $50 per box for it ifit could not be
othorwieo had. John Peddieomb,
London, Ont,
CAPTAIN Sweeney, II. S. A., San Diego,
Oal, says :-"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good." Price 50
Dents. Sold by Jae. Fox. druggiet, Brno.
sale.
• SAwe made to oat fast and easy. Sem
ond•hand saws bdugbb and sold, Point-
ere given on saw filing and the oars and
management of saws, on Queen street
East, by T, McGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
Master of Saws.
400,000 SAMPLES GIynn AWAY rN EIGHT.
Moxans,-Chase's Fidney-Liver Pills ale
the only kidney pills .known with suf.
/Went merit to guarantee the proprietors
in giving away hundreds of thousands of
sample packages free. Ask your drug-
gist for a sample if your liver or kidneys
are deranged.
WELL.DreaING AND Dau Hie.• -George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and isprepar..
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure,'satlsfaetion.
Wells cleaned out and ,put in proper
shape,. Terms reaeonable, Residence
second door north of rho bridge, west
side of Tnrnberry st., Brussels. 4•tf
DnY stovewood at MoQraokens.
MILS for sale. Apply at this office.
ALL hinds of saws gleaned, gummed
hammered, jointed, esti, filed and oiled
at Queen 8t„ East, by saw flier, T. ' Mc-
Gregor. Brussels, Sawe may be left and
arrangements made at McKay & Co's,
hardware store, Bruesols, Ont.
ITn yon are ,n need of ; anything in the
furniture, piobure framing, window shade,
curtain pole, piano,' organ or Sewing
machine line come and get my prices be,
foie you boy. It will save you money.
No trouble to show goods. R. Leather
dale.
'Building operations in Hamilton last
year coot $279,070.
Lieut. Col. Smith, of Chatham, who
oommanded the forces at Windsor and
8herbroolce in 1806, is dead, aged 86
years:
McLEon.-In MoKillop, on Jan. 511), the
wife of Elr. John McLeod, of a son.
FEnoueo0.-At Blyth, on. Jan. 3rd, the
wife of Mr. W. S. Ferguson, M. D,,
of a daughter.
MoKINNEY.-On the Morris Boundary, on
January 3rd, the wife of Mr. Joseph
McKinney of a eon.
Simmons. -In Grey, on January 5th, the
wife of Mr. John Simmons of a son.
sxa..Rmxr�a.
B,eesEL-PARHEn.-At the residence of
the bride's parents, Morris, on New
Year's day, by Rev. E. A. Shaw, Bel-
grave, Mr. Wm. Russell, of Duluth,
to Miss Iblary, daty{hter of Mr. Geo.
Parker. •
Hororos-Fos: At the residence of the
bride's father, Grey, on New Year's
day, by Rev. A. K.' Griffin, Mr. 0.
H. Holmes, of Newry, to Mies Clara,
daughter of Mr. Michael Fox.
C000-RonrneoN.-•At the a, residence of
Mr. John Robinson, Howlett, brother
of the bride, on the let inst., by Rev.
T. Wesley Cosens, Mr. John Celt, of
Grey, to Miss Jennie Robineon.
Goan-Ancnss.-At the residence of the
bride's mother, Listowel, on Deo.
25th, 1895, by Rev. J. F. Durkee, Mr..
Herbert Trump Goad, Guelph, to
Miss Martha Aikins, of Listowel.
BunNET-SaanitEn.-At the residence of
the bride's father, Elmo, on Deo.
25th, 1895, by Rev. Wm. Cooper, B.
A., of Listowel, Mr. Thos. Burnet,
of Poole, to Miss Aggie, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. John Shearer.
OoBEE-LANs•-At the Manse, . Oran
broTk, on January 7th,1896, by Rev.
D. B. McRae,, Mr. Ephraim Cober,
of Ethel, to Miss Mary Ellen Lang,
of the same place.
axes,
MmeE.-In Stirling Palle, Muskoka, on
Tbnrsday, Jan. 2nd, 1896, Mary,
relict of the late John. Milne, aged
79 years and 11 menthe.
Doomer.-In. Grey, on Jannary,5th, Mrs.
Hugh Dooket, aged 77 years. -
CARD TO THE ELECTORS.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,- Accept my
thanks for the generous support accorded
me last Monday 1n placingme at the head of
the Poll for School Trusee. Hoping that
my actions will merit your continued son,
Aflame. I am, yours truly,
D. O. BO S8,
CARD OF THANKS
To the Ratepayers of - Brussels -Ladies and
Gentlemen -I take this, the first opportun-
ity afforded me of thanking the ratopayera
for the large vote .given to yme, last
Manley ley in my election as School Trustee.
Yours faithfully,
A. 1000NIG.
CARD TO THE ELECTORS.
LADnas AND GENTLEM- EN, -I hereby tender
my best thanks to yon for the heart sup.
port given me in my election to. the Public
School Board last Monday. Wishing you the
compliments of the seaeon,
Yours truly,'
H. DENNIS.
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CARD TO THE ELECTORS.
LADrae AND GENTLuMEN,
I wish 1 return
head of beat it laeb for plimo a the
hard of tb Ly aim
lash Monday as Councillor
for 1808. A'ly aim wilt bete always work in
your interesse. Yours, &c,,
LDATHRRDALE.
CARD OF THANKS. 4
CARD
the Lrleotors of Morris Township,-
' stake this early .opportunity of ex-
pressing my thanks for the splendid veto re-
corded forme last Monday in my eandida-
tura for a seat at the Connell Board, Hop-
ing that m y notions will prove that - your
confidence has not bean Luis -placed and
wishing you the compliments of the season,
I remain, Your Obedient Servant,
JAMES, BOW MAN,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
5 ROOMED COTTAGE ON
Appy to THpTurnbeg BALLANTYNE, or
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PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.-
Pirstmorbgege, farm eocuriby, Apply
at THE POST Publishing Bones, Brussels,
Notice. to Contractors;
TENIlER6 won DIVELLINU 110118E,
Sealed tenders will be received tip to the
25th day of January, 1800, for the oreotion of
a brick dwelling bones, on Lot 48, Com 1,
'rbwnship of Tnrnberry, Separate tenders
for brink and carpenter work. Plane and
specifications may be eoen at D. H, Mooren's,
Let 48, Oen. 1, Turnbetry, up to the above.
date. The lowest or any tender net ,,sees•
eerily aonepted,
0 DAVID H. MOFFATT
Jamestown is. 0.
You:
That Vicki .
are 'r ` ®
JAS, LOs 1,81 . ;
They are not Trifles ! Ent if you Binet so, we arc after your
trilling trade, We'll just givo you the eam0 good treatmept jp your
niokle trade as your dollar trade, and both will be muob apreoiat..
ed. One thing we have learned,. le, spa 100, bits of silver
ape worth more to us than bare of gold -that we tai's get..
Bybbe witty we have just re e"ve e
berGoo0O,'in ! e 1 d ome very fine lines in Rub.
a udiug log Bags, H'ot Watsr Bottles, Founinfn Syr.
inges, Enema Syringes, Rubber Bandages, Rubber Tubing, Ate
miters, &o., dm, at right prices.
You Haase we guarantee our Syrup of WhitePin
Coughs and Colds to give saris a h' a any Tat fd-
ed. Try it give f 9ttou or money refund.
AT----�q..r
OPPOSITE,' '
FOX'S 7�-'�[
Qxro, HOTEL. :DRUG. STORE.
.
►i l O i,E •
STRAY7 D FROM THE PIIRI4I-
of June, three red yearling heifers:. Any in-
formation leading to their recovery will be
thankfully received.
2a 4 _ TH08. LINAGAM,
Newry P. O.
t•1TRAYED ON THE PRIM-
LY_ of the undersigned, Lot 17 Con, 14,
red in color. 11 babout u Noy,
1st,
is year requested to
prove property, pay expenses' ape take him
away, •L, MoNEIL,
25.4. - Oranbrook P.0.
R. WU. AINLRY, BRUS-
arms, authorizes us to say that Dead -
:notes Cough Balm mired bibr of it cold with
which be was troubled nearly all ono. winter,
and that he has resommende,l it to dozens
of others. Manufactured only by
DEADMAN.&:MoCALL,
Druggists, Booksellers &e,
ANNUAL MEETING.
VMS of the undersigned, in the month
The Annual Meeting of the Brussels -Driv-
ing Park Association for theelection of offi-
cers,the receiving of the report of the Div
eaters for the past year and such other bust -
noes as may be lawfully brought before the
meeting,will be hold at American Hotel
on Wsdssday evening,. January Mud, 1800,
at 8 a'olook, P. 8. SCOTT;.
Seoretary.
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders will be received until January 10,
1808, for the delivery b1 70 'cords of good,
sound, green hard wood beeph -find maple,
all body wood, 24 inebes long and not more
than 8 inches through to be delivered at tbe
Brussels Public School House Irefore'bhe let
Day of March, 1800•
R, x008,
Secretary _Public Scheel Board,
ANNUAL- MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the East Huron Ag-
ricultural Society will be hold in the Town
800 aBrussels, oolt. sharp, WEDNESDAY,
ye ' Jan. 15th.
purpose o-
seoofving the mise ors' report, electing ma-
sers Sol the ensuing year and tranencting
such other business as may Dome before the
meeting,
JAA,FERGIIBON, 0.STEWART,
President. Some nary.
NOTICE 1
MNo
eettiingog oie1 the hereby given that the Annual
Rowiclt Mutual Fire Insurance Company
will be held at the TOWNSHIP HALL,
BOBBIE, on FRIDAY, ,IAN. 171h, 1808, at 1
O'01ook p. m., for the purpose of receiving the
report of the Directors for tbo peat year,.
the election of Directere and Auditors, and
for other businossr By order of the Board.
Gorrie,Deo, 90,'05. S. DI°IiERO� o etary.
REAL ESTATE.,
T1ARMS FOR SALE. -'PAR UN.
12 sale nd to rent easy ts erms in Towaeit for
of Morris and,Grey. F S. 80UTT.Brueeols
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
-160 acres of good .harm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale at alum price. The property is
North Bast i 800.10, Twp. 11, Range 4, East.
Ttlereiea hoses 00 the premises .and soma
breaking done. For full partioulare a0 to:
price, title,&o., write or apply to
G.P. GLAIR or W. H. HERR,
20-tf Brussels , Ont.
'LIAM FOR SALE -THE UN--
nianelONEn offers his valuable 50 acre
farm tarsale, being lot 28, 5th lino, Morris,
The rami le In good condition, with comfor-
table house, barn, young orchard, fences, ie.,
and is only a half mile from Bruassls. Pos-
seselongiven :on April 1st. Tbero are 41
soros of Fall wheat in. For price and terms
apply to A. ADAMS, Proprietor,
Brussels P. 0,
BOAR FOR SERVIOE..—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 9, Oon.00, Gray, a thorn' bred Yorkshire
White boar, Pedigree may be seen on ap-
plication. Terms S1,OO to be paid at time of
service with privilege of returning if n:eoea-
sary. ROBERT SHINE,.
21.2m _Proprietor,
lAir OAR FOR SERVICE. -..THE
L2tSUndersigned wilt keep for -service on
Com 6, Morrie, the thorn' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Releoted;'
bred from J.1'7,'Brotbour's. OWeepstakessow
at Obinagqo Fair, Terme $1.00 to be paid
at the time of service) with -privilege of re-
turning if neoeesary. Pedigree may be seen
on application,
ROBT, NICHOL..
TeMWORTH AND CHESTER
WHITE BOARS FOR SERVICE,_
Tho undersigned will keep lar service on
North Half Lot. 20, Con, 7, Morrie, a,tboro'
bred Tamworth Boar, recently purchased
from the well known breeder, Jno. Bell, Am-
ber.. Also a cheater White Boar. Terme
81,00 to be paid attlme of 0ervioe with priv-
ilege df reburning if ceco50ary.
80.10 8, WALI[ER,Preprlator.
BOAR FOR —
ill]Rp for service THE.
under 5, gMor} viii keep !ae reLon
Lot80,Oon. kshlieie, thet"Co tai John,"
English mother
30a fin Boar, "Captain John,"
Hle mother ie a full sister to. the 1st prize
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree pill be
produced on application, Tonne -81.00 to
be paid at time of servios withprivilege of
retureingif necessary.
- - 14.801 JAB. sriolit, 'Proprietor,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTERJt.,
• Solite tor land. Conveyancer, Ooll -
tigne made. Office-Vanotope"y,Bloes, Brae-
eeie. o..,
' XT 111. SINOLAI;R,
r) •
Loan. $of
loi'hr coorlio, &g. Ofils-1aomes Block, ] door
north of Osnhaal 0052, Private Funds to
M•
G: CAMERON
• (Formerly of cowmen. Halt &..
Cameron,) Barrister' and. Solicitor, Goderich,
Ont, Office -Hamilton St„ sOpposite Col-
borne Hotel.
•
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. (late of Garrow &
Proudfoot's Office, Goderleh.) Office over
Gillies et Smith's Bank, Brussels.
•
Mosey to Loan, 47
DENTAL.
DR• DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental' Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a specialty. Mader -
ate Fees. Satisfaction Assured. OlBoe over
Barrett's barber shop, Turoberry St., Bras -
sale.
VETERINARY.
JD. WARWICK,
• Honor Graduate of the
Veterinary College, is prepared to Ontario
diseases 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 •Purnberry et., Brueeele.
.MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUGHT0N, M. D.
• 0. as., JA E. U.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P,
B. Ont. Residence and MOO n Wilson's
Block, corner of ALM and Turnberry Ste.
T M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Physiolah, Surgeon, Aceoueher, eta.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons Ont. OPcr1o0-Next door to
McDonald & Go.., Walton .Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MaaRAaKEN,
Isourer of Marriage Licenses. Office
at his Grocery,'Ournber'ry, street, Brussels.
R N. BARRETT,
-a. V • Tonsorial Artist• Shop -Noxi door
south of A. Ili. McKay di Co's hardware store.
Ladise'and ohildrenn hair cutting a specialty
B
RUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings. Bank takes`Depoeita from
81.00 to 51,000.and allows se per cont.
interest, T. FARROW,
87.5m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
°MME AT JEwoLns STOEE.
fa -No Witneee Required.
T. FL77TOHER, Brussels.
MISS O'CONNOR, R. T.,
Teacher of instrumental musio en
Piano sdlohikesday andWdneeayf ea weeRi-
denceonPrincesoStreet,Brussels. -
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
T r euaAxon Co, hletab]iehed 1840, In-
euranees efetted on all Town and Farm
Property at very, low ,rates.
lG 9,n J. A. CREIGHTON,
Agent, Brussels.
ALEX. _HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth. Division Cour
Co, Huron. Oonveyangpr, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insuranoe-Agent. Funds
invested and to loan, Co13bsbWns. made
Office in.Smalo's Block, Braseols
THOS. A. HAWKINS,
Organist g in St, John's pija either Br0s:,'
pein wail rivolessons to. ,pupils hesBron
blocko, or nee%rgan, ;at cal patter lathe. give h
bWenlastyeons ex Vocal ]oesous also ilvan.
moo years experience in teaching. Term e"
moderate,
AUCTIONEERS.
FORGE KIRKBY,
ado n LicensedAadtioneor, Sales conduct
roaeonable tering. Farina and farm
stooks ermentlbq. Orders left at THE POST
PubllehingEfouse,Bruseele, or eentto Walton
P.O., will receive prompt attention,'
r .( S. SCOTT AS AN; AUCTION-
•. mel will .sell far aer less charges bettor. moo other
Asn time and lees olrargon
oraaho4 any
Carrgeetanythingg. E DateeHilton
and
orders eau alwayo be arranged at this aloe
or by personal applieation,