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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-2-7, Page 8$ 8 OW NM TUB NZW 00900 1896 will not be a happy one if you aro suffering from defeeblvo vision, unless you have the good sense to come and let U8 examine your eyes and fit you with the proper glasses. Our Spectacled will not only enable you to see well but will be a relief and comfort to your eyes. Deadmar't & McCaII, Opticians, Druggists, &0. A SRANO TRUNi( RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & e, Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows l Gantt Sorra. GOING NORTH. Hail 0:50 a.m. Mixed 9;45.m, fbxprees 11:59 a,m. l 11ra11 8:18 ap.m.. timed MOOp.ri. Express . . 5:48 p.m. .a.c 1 Veb3S 1i.e1115, A chiel'e amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. FEBRUARY. HORSE Fair on Thursday of this week. FOURTH Division Court on Wednesday, 26th inst. Tan Young Liberal Olub will meet shortly for reorganization AMENT BROS. Sawmill commenced work on this season's out last weak. GREEN wood is coming to town in large ,quantities. 01.25 appears to be the rul• ing figure. IT is hinted that Brussels may contri- bute one or two residents to Blyth in the near future. Noma Enron Orangemen will bold their annual County celebration in Bros- selo on July 12th, 1896. WOOLLEN glove found. Owner may have it by calling at Tun Pon. Publish- ing House, where the glove may be Been. Canurv.L at Maitland Skating Rink on Thursday evening of next week. Prizes will be awarded for costumes and fancy skating. MRs. S. H. Jackson, G. 1'. Blair, G. D. Lamont, Brussels Orchestra and others will take part in a concert in Wroxeter on the 19th inst. SnvnnaL Young Liberals from Brussels will go to Wingbam on Monday evening to join in the speech making in connec- tion with the Oleb in that town. Tun checker board experts are work- ing over time these evenings to decide the local championship. They will Boon be looking for freeb worlds to conquer, like Alexander of old. Miss MOLum, of Loudon, representing the Fleisahman Baking School, of New York, will give addresses in the Oonnoil Chamber next week to the ladies of Brussels and surrounding country, illus• tuttingher talks by practioal experi- ments. THE POST eubeoription list continues to grow. We never dropped fewer names at the close of a year. If you can give us a word of recommend to your neighbor you will do TEM POST a great favor, 48 columna every week for only 61.00 per year. Mits. FRANx OLrvEn has purchased the bonne and lot on Queen street from .Wm. Habkirk, paying 0632. Immediate pos. session was given as Mr. Habkirk remov- ed to Teeewater. Mrs. Oliver moved into Brussels a short time ago from her farm, (ith con. Grey. GAsmLING.—A subscriber complains that a number of young men are In the habit of meeting in a certain plane in the evenings and, to the a0bompanime0t of drink, spend their time gambling, going home, in some instances, quite intoxi- cated. Aninvestigationis asked for. Dleeot;UTION.—Following the inetruo• tioue of hie physician W. J. Olimie has withdrawn from the partnership in the flouring mill of Messrs. Rose & Olimie as the duet was threatening to cause lung trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Climie will move to Listowel where Mr. Olimie will prob- ably farm. We are sorry to see them leave town bat suppose it can't be helped. Mr. Rose will continue to ran the mill business as of yore. SCOTT VS. BTI1ETTON.—This is an action brought by F. S. Scott, assignee of the estate of Smith, Malcolm & Gibson, for work done and material provided on the Stretton block, Brussels. The matter was referred to S. Malaomson, Local Master at Goderioh, and was given a Blearing before him there on Tuesday and Wednesday last. The case was not fin- iehed, the defendant asking to have an adjournment and it stands over until next Teeeday. W. M. 8inolair and Wm. Proudfaot for the Plaintiff, and E. L. Dickinson, of Wingham, for the Defend- ant. Genn OP TnANRe.-1 wish to express my beet thanks to the aitlzeo. of Brussels for the great kindness an., attention they have shown to my 60n.di, ing his recent illness, and which I will never forget. I hope the day is not far distant when be will return in good health and strength to reside amongst you, and hope he will be more useful to the oilisensin general than he was in the past. Arthur, Jan. 28th, 1896Wu. Buxom, on., We may say in reference to Mr. Bright's health that the letters received from the South are of a very enooaraging champ Itucu1AO meting Of, the Public Selma]. ].3oard will be held on Friday evening o Imo week. Sawn', ]3EAT'oXE hop purchased a hotel in 0aieley and will take possession next week, so it. is said, A. 0.D. W. Grand Lodge willoonyon oHunte to Toronto next Wednesday. A, r will represent Brussels ,Lodge, No 188, Owing to the unworkable ootidition f the flax, on account of dampne69, 1011 e for fax. mill has been shut down e present, Tilt Rouse of Refuge hes 60 f el nof.—The ftret death in the IlOlne OO • ourred Wednesday of lost week, John well 1011 Sadler, formerly of Wingbam, e pere0u,—Cliptoniane are giving the in Metes a aonoert and magic lanter tainment one evening this week,Tuoa, bloLAuoorig will ship C e of horses to the Old (Bomar}, next Thursday. London will be the o e eturne point. Geo, Parker, who just r d' from England two weeks ago, will pany the horses, ]lir. MoLauohlin hoe o f h i splendid ebable'for the purpose e business; A 000onl'T'ne, consisting of Go or Barker, Geo, Cardiff. and eTno. Moon, y, convened the bueinese men last ay oomi for aid to the celebration of the ng 12th of July in'Brueeels and me th encouraging auocese. Nothing is a to be left undone to make. the. gag one of the best ever held in the Go Now Pnornnnxon.—W. H, Pelt of Wingham, bee porohLauraased the res et McA stook lately the property of Jae, 1• pine, and is now in possession, n- Pape terior of the store bee been newly paper- ed, ed, and Mr. Pelton le adding large & stook of confectionery, fruits, oysters,o. We welcome M. and Mrs. Fe as residents of Brussels, expecte WE regret to hear of the un d decease of Fred. Hartley, eon of A. Y. HHartleartley, of Bluevale. 111r, y was teaching school near Goder d took down with diphtheria from h he died. He was a very promisin man and his demise ie sincerely 6 ed. The many friends of Rev. a e. Hartley in Brussels and locality a- thise with them in their b,-reavem A LOCAL curling tournament is ed for, in which the majority of th • bare of Brussels Club will tak t. The skips are A. Currie, J. T. R S. Scott, J. A. Stewart, D, 0. Ross, P 0100, Scott and W. Thomson, The r Gran will come into possession of the t silver tankard for a year. Play Dom D. C• menoed on. Wednesday evening. C. Ross bolds the tankard at the preyllot.k th THURSDAY evening of last wee e skating races name off in Maitlan as announced, a large numbbr of spots, 6 mil tore being in attendance. In the e race Galloway and McOutoheon, o towel, and S. Willett, of Wingbam e the oontestanie, the prizes being w the Listowel sen. The same threedin th 0. Elliott, of Wingbam, took part e 9 mile contact. Galloway took le e and Sam, Elliott 2nd. The judge e. R. Roach and N. F. Gerry. Br e Band was present and enlivened th aeedinge with some excellent music. Of th A BLUEVALE correspondent writes e marriage of Fred. McCracken an e Gardiner as follows :—The oeremo e performed by Rev. Mr. Moes, in th enoe of about forty guests. The meld was Miss Bell Richardson, of water, and the best man, Will. M° en. The bride was dressed in a cream serge gown, tastefully trimmed wi• bon, whioh became her well. Tho ding sapper was excellent and aft, taking of it, the company enjoyed selves in various ways until a late hour Miss Fannie was an unusually 1vable and lively girl. All who knew h came attached to her and it is the s100810 wish of all her friends that Heave 1 be kind to her throughout her life. Goon Tio3'E.--A very iostruotiv interesting evening was enjoyed b audience that assembled at the Hall last Friday evening to bear th bate on The Manitoba. School Que R. L. Taylor was the first speaker, and represented the Remedial Order ; Blair followed, dealing with Secular schools ; Postmaster Farrowbandled the MoOsrthy platform ; and J. H. Ca dieouesed the Opposition polioy. good addresses were given and Don able information planed at the diepo the audience on thie live topic. No cion was given. A. Reid preside ohairman very aoeeptably, Choice Roos of music were rendered by the Orchestra and H. L. Jackson also played a fine violin solo. The prooeede totalled about 910.00, which goes to the P Library fund, after the necessary e ses were paid. Business Locals •til timate n anter. aro or 008001 100111 Mond t evi therm Linty. on, The f Iton Rev. A ioh 001 whin g you' regret nd Mr aymp ant. error, e mem e par nes, F d rink f Lia war an on by t plea a war °reel e pro d Mfs by wa e prey brides Tree Crank th rib wed rpar them - serge er be - and wil e and y the Town e de- ation. G. F. moron Four older• sal of deoi- d as aeleo• town ublio xpen- Dns elovewood at McCracken's. MILK for sale. Apply at this office. Divan/axe to rent over my store. T. O. Richards. Sn,vnnwenE and Hanging Lamps at re- duced prieee. N. & N. Gerry. In yon want robes or blankets oall on H. Dennis. MEN'S heavy rubbers and soaks at cost. I. O. Richards. Sitcom) hand heating etovee cheap at N. & N. Gerry's. Lanais stock of light harness sold at low prices. H. Dennis. Outt horse collars are all warraoted. H. Dennis. Casa for hides and sheep ekine at A. Currie', butcher shop, Bruesele. BARGAINS in °roes out ,awe and axes at A. M. McKay & Oos., Brussels. LUNGING lamps Sold at a big reduction at A. M. Malley & Oos., Brussels. MEAT•Onorrnss, axes, saws, carpet sweepers and skates. N. & N. Gerry. Otis set single and one set team second hand harness for sale cheap. I. 0. Rich. aide. MODEST aaeb price pall for hides. ep skins and furs at A. M. MoKay & a. Gnaax BA's.—Large size, full 16 oz., y 61.90 per dozen, at Smith & Mo• ren',. NE or two students to take up tele- phing. Can be accommodated, For tioulare apply to T, Fletcher. no balance of our felt boots and win• goods at and below cost as we want room for spring goods, I. 0. Richards. ARL', Glover Root, the great Blood. ifier gives freshness and oloarnesa to complexion and three oonetipation. oto, 50 as and $1.00. Sold by James Druggist, Brussels. mmon'e ore is sold on a guarantee. curse incipient consumption. .1t is best tough Mire. Only one ,Dent a e. 25 ate„ 60 oto. and 91.00. Sold by es' Fox, Druggist, Brussels. she Uo on1 La 0 gra per T ter the K Per the 26 Fox E3 the or and the warm alimato is exerting a doe helpful influence. Jam S~'4tN'".. 4Lu.D J3a4XfC OF C,4X4D4, u 7F12',fa,S46T..z„=Z3:1= 0.1777:, . HEAD OFFIQE, = TORONTO. ASSETS, (Seven Dliilion .Dollars) 0APTTAL (Authorised) Apsnsiss in all ininsi.val pants in ()Marto, Quebss,11fanttobrs, 0444 Sfares4Vupiand. 07,000,000' $2,000,000 iticrosozsi 11 amen'. A General Banking 13uainoee Transaetgd, Farmers, Notes Dieeounted, Draits brined and Collections trade on all points. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Intere9t allowed go deposits of 00,00 and upwards from dab of deposit to date of withdrawal and compounded half yearly, SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To Inc 0oLLEOTION OF FARMERS' SALE NOTIM. livery facility afforded Customers living al a distance, J. A. ST>WART MANAOUR. You can get two machine needles of any kind for 5o„ at Na & N. Gerry'e. FREE band °rayon enlarging done up A 1 at Brewer's gallery, Smith blotk., Barns along your worn out rubbers, overshoes, rage, scrap copper, brae, meet, or wrought iron, fur's, 'tallow, sheep skins, hides and calf skins, horse hides, as we pay the highest prions, N. & N. Garry, , Saws made to cut fast and easy. Seo. ond.haud saws bought and sold, Point- ers given on saw Sling and the care and management of sawn, on Queen street East, by T. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont., Master of Saws. FITTING On Tun ASnANTEi7 'EXPEDITION. —We are pleased to note that the Gov. ernment have sent a quantity of Baking. Powder manufactured by W. G. Dunn & Go , of Croydon and Canada, with tbe Ashantee Expedition. Ayer's Cherry Peotoral 19 known by its, works. The experience of half a century proves that no other preparation of the kind ,tope coughing and allays irritation of the throat and bronchial tubes so promptly and effeotoally as this, Mite. T. S. HAwxrue, Chattanooga, Tenn., says, "Shiloh's vitalizer "saved my life.' I consider it the best remedy for a debilitaed system I ever used.' For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble 16 excels. Price 75 ors. Sold by Jas. Fox, Druggist, Brussels. ,WELL-DImGIN° AND DRILLING.—George Birt has all the necessary machinery for digging and drilling wells and is prepay ed to ntrend to all work entrusted to him in a „ .., that v til insure satisfaction. Wells oieabed out and put in proper. ,bare. Terme reasonable. Residence second door north of the bridge, west side of Turnberry st„ Brussels. 34-tf TORE Ms FLESH IN AGONY --"I was troubled with blind itching piles for 20 years ; was unable to work and tore my flesh in agony.. United States and Can- adian doctors failed to relieve. Chase's Ointment was a God -send. I am a bet- ter man than in 20 years, and am able to work every day." Phillip Wallace, black• smith, Iroquois, Ont. Chase's Ointment 0uree piles, eczema, and irritant diseases. All druggists, 60 cents per box, ALL kinds of saws cleaned, gummed, hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled at Queen St., East, by saw filer, T. Mo. Gregor. Brussels. Saws may be left and arrangements made at McKay & Co's. hardware store, Brussels, Ont. Chargee reasonable. Anyone not knowing the work that is to be done on their saw, and wishes t0 stay and see the work done, the pride will be left to themselves to pay what they Otiose. Understand that there are high wages paid to praotised bands to work at saws. Bao BLOOD BETWEEN TnEat. —The ever- elavieg farmer's wife, her delicate sister in the city, suffer more than they care to tell. The dark rings round the eyes, headaches, dizziness, palpitation or rheumatic twinges, betoken a ran -down system. The blood is poor and is a bar to enjoyment of life. Soobt's Sarsaparil. la purifies the blood, strengthens and vitalizes the system, and speedily re. stores the bloom of health to the oheake. It cures when others fail. Crs.nasiia,n IOTe'WM. A young man named Rnasell Kitchen, employed as fireman, was inetaoly killed in Newland's factory at Galt. Robert Meadows was instantly killed at Woodstock by the fall of a heavy piece of maohinery whioli he wee helping to move. Dr. Jamieson, of Durham, has been aominatod by the Conservatives of South Grey to contest that constituency for the Commons. The Ontario Education Department bas arranged for the establishment of a training school for French and English teachers in Ottawa. The annual returns of the London Chief et Police show that the detective department in 1895 recovered stolen property to the value of 92,838. W. F. W. Fisher, license commission• er, secured a verdict of $1 each against' Rev. J. P. MaQuarrie and Thos. Cower - hill at the Halton Assizes for slander. The inquest into the death of Alice Allingham, of Hamilton, whose death was supposed to have been canned by a blow from a snowball, resulted in a ver• dict of death from pneumonia. Mrs. Betsy Holter Moody, mother of Dwight Lyman Moody, the famous evangelist, died at her home, East Northfield, Mass., Jan, 25th. Had Mrs Moody lived until Feb. 5th she would. have been 91 years old. Geo. Baxter, a laborer living in a flat at 1,114, Washington Avenue, south, Minneapolis, Minn., pounded out his wife's brains with a hammer Monday morning and then out his own throat. The tragedy was the result of a bitter quarrel. Baxter is not dead yet and is under =Whoa( attention at the city hos- pital, It is not believed that he can re, 001er. The Hyams' twine aro at liberty now and oat of Canada, and it is regarded as doubtful if they will ever appear in thio country again. When the oharge of non. epiraoy to murder Ivan dropped against Dallas on Friday, there remained the four charges of forgery against the prieonere, and they were remanded until Monday. Mr. Johnston, their counsel, raised the point that they should be ad. milted to bail, and it was settled that bail for 93,000, in two sureties of 91,600: each, should be accepted. They were Maned at 11 a, m., Saturday; and drove to the Union station where a special train was waiting for them, and loft for Buffalo, going afterward to New York. Their on was °ailed on Monday and as they did not respond their bail was for. felted. The country ie well rid of such blaoli'legs. Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Barley., Peas Oats Butter, tubs and rolls' ... ilggs per dozen Flour per barrel4 00 Potatoes (new) 13 Flay per ton..,12 00 Rides trimmed 4 Hides rough....;, 2 Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 Sheep ekine, each .. 60 Lamb ekine eaoh 15 Apples per bus Hogs, Live Dreaeed Hoge.. Wool 72 62 30 49 22 13 14 1 (10 3 00 4 50 18 54 85 60 23 14 ]+1;,13, 7, 1896 YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE HYPNOTIZED In order to See tkle'very great difference in the Quality of Dru WE ATM TO.K1711P IN STOOK TUE VERY 'PUREST That can be bought and that's why we are kept so busy—I3ut al ways time for one more, so chop in and see us, .a,1 -4l ivcays Glad to See Y"o ze AT—^--.wot.:' OPPOSITEEEN QU'e Ho' PDX'S DRUG G STORE. 5 ROOMED' COTTAGE ON Tuinherry Streeb for sale or to re010, Apply to TH08, BALLANTXNE, eruse03e, PRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.— 4 50 First mortgage, farm securi�tyy. Apply at T fit B POST Publishing Roues,. russille, 15 ib o0 T\ESTRABLE RESIDENCE 4 yon 8a1E,—Lits 220 end 221, Queen et, 2i* Terms reasonable to a 00810 purchaser. Ap- ply on the promises or to 00 8 W. M. SINCLAIR. 40 RIOYCLES.—FIVE PNEUMA JJ Tie Tire Bicycles for Bale cheap, All as good as new.. ComoO ,OUCLand 0007tY, them, A Over Deadman & MoOall'a Drug Store. CARD OF THANKS 3'50 4 75 20 EAST BUPlALo, N. Y., Feb. 3,—Cattle closed very dull, andthe early advance was lost. Sales of fat export stags at $3.70 to 93.75 ; afow cars unsold. Hoge closed steady ; all sold. Sheep and lambs —120 oars on sale ; ebeop very dull;, Clanadalanlbs,*run light ; sold at 94 75 to 95, mostly 94 90 ; general tone of the market dull and easy at close. MONTREAL,. Quo., February 3.—At .the eastern abattoir market about 600 head of cattle, 250 sheep and lambs and 25 calves were offered to -day. There was a good demand all around at prices ranging from 2o to 890 per lb , live weight, for poor to choice beeves ; small meats sold well. Followingis the general range of quotations :-0att]e, butchers', choice per lb, 34c to 39o: live weight ; medium to fair, 290 to 390 ; Dulls, 2o to no. Sheep—Common to good, per owt. $2.50 to $4 ; lambs $3 to $4. Calves—Good to choice, $7 to $10 ; common to fair, $2 to 96. Tonogro, Feb. 3.—Market dull. Flour firm ; straight rollers at $3.50 to $8,65 ; Manitoba patents at $4.20, and strong bakers at $6.80: to 98.90. Bran—Cars of bran firm, at 911.50, west ; shorts, at $12.50 to $13.60. Wheat firm; white sold outside at 79a to 80o, the latter on Northern, and red is quoted at 780 to 790 ; No. 1, Manitoba hard, 790 bid, to arrive North Bay, with 800 asked ; No. 2, hard, quoted at 77o. North Bay ; No. 1 hard, grinding in transit, Sarnia, quoted at 80o to 82c, Barley featureless ; No. 1 quot. ed at 45o, No. 2 at 400 and feed at 296• to 80c. Oats—Mixed sold outside, west, at 22o, and white at 23o ; a 081 of mixed sold at 2510 on track. Pear steady ; sales nortli and west at 51o. Buckwheat unchanged, with sales outside at 38c. Oatmeal quiet, with prides unchanged, at $2.90 to $3 on track, and small lots at $826. Oorn=steady, with offerings out- side at 32a; Rye steady, with demand moderate, at 490 to 50o outside. WmsoN.--In Ford with, on Jan. 27th, the wife of Mr. John Wilson of a eon. SThanr, In Molesworth, on Jan. 29th, the wife of Mr. D. Stuart ofadaugh• ter. METaALr•.—In Blyth, on January 213th, the wife of Mr. John Metcalf of a daughter. W1lna'.—In Blyth, on January 29th, the wife of Mr. James Worry of a son. MARRxamm. 0LIVEa-Intima».—At the residence of the bride's father, on Tuesday, Feb. 4th, by Rev. John Ross, B. A„ Mr. John Oliver, of Gra}', to Miss Eliza both Ann Ireland, daughter of Mr. James Ireland, of Morrie. MARQUIS—ENaLER.—At the :residence of the bride's parents, on Feb. 5th, by Rev. W. J. Waddell, Mr. John Marquis, of Goderioh township, to Mies Martha Clara Engler, of Grey township. MoDONALD—KIND, At the residence of tbe bride's mother, on January 28, by the Rev. A. Y. Hartley, Mr. Geo. McDonald to Miss Bolla King, both of Bluevale. sxpa- MoGma,—In Morris, on Thursday, Janu• ary 30th, 1896, William McGill, aged 55 years. STEwAaT.—In Turnberry, en January 28, can of Donald Stewart, aged 4 yeare. .A.TTCT201.0" m.LiS..f7m- TUESDAY, Feb, 18th.—Term stook. Lot 18, Coo. 12, Grey. Sale unreserved, ab 1 o'oleok. Chao. Bleokert, Prop., F. S. Scott, Ano. Puma, Feb. 21st.—Farm shook, imple.. menta, &o., Lot 9, con 5, Grey, Sale un- reserved, at 1 oolook. Wm. Reid, Prop., Geo. Kirkby, Au0. Mundy, Feb, 28.—Farm stook, imple. meats, &o. Lot 30, Con. 10, Grey. Sale unreserved, at 1 o'alook. Dennie How- ard, Prop., F. S. Sonat, Auo. Tumeiuy, Feb. 25,—Farm stook, imple- ments and household furniture. West } Lot 16, Con, 6, Grey. Sale at 1 o'clock. Robb. Wallace, Prop„ F. S. Scott, Aum THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. GRAIN GRINDING. - 01 have pnrobasod a Joliet Grinder and will run it on Tncaday and Friday of : each weak, on Lot 19,00e. 10, Grey, Tonne 'reasonable. Accommodation for borne and drivers in stormy weather. JOHN BROWN, 29 Proprietor, Wm, Hoes wishes to thank the publlo for their genoroue support during his business career in Brussels. Having now retired I would ask thosewho have book accounts with me to pall and settle promptly. WM.10008, Brussels, VTR. JOHN WHITE, 00N. 8, ilk Morris, to a:—Deadmae's Condition Powders are the best modiolus for rattle be has ever used. fdanuftwtured and ioi• sale D AD4aDMId AN &, oOo. ALL, Druggists, &. To Contractors. he un - da elgned uealed tenders o 1wpjlm, onl be oolved TUESDAY, FEB. 11th, for the erection of a brink dwelling on Lot 03,:Oon, 0, Grey. The lowest ornuy Oslo" - der not necessarily accepted. Plane and specifications .may beseen at the residence of THOS. 8LHMA1ON,:Ethel P. 0, Notice to Contractors, TENDERS FOR 105155)30001 11411N. Sealed tenders will be received up to the 8bh day of February. 1820, for the erection of a frame barn in the Village of •Oranbrook. Separate tenders for frame work and deliv ,ring stone. For further particulars apply to ANTHONY MoDONALD, Lot 18, Con, 8, Grey Oranbrook P. O. REAL ESTATE. FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN- sale and to rani. ED easy terms in Farms f or Townships of Morris and. Grey. F' 6. SOOTT,Brusaels MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE. —160 acres of good farm land at Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, 3s offer- ed E art 9 8le at 8,,10 Twp, 11, Ranproperty, ast Tliereis a house on the .Premises and some breaking done. For full particulars as to price,title, &c., write or apply to G. F. 13LA11t or W. H, HERR, 20-tf 13ruesels, Ont. 17414RM FOR SALE —THE UN— DEnsrbxmD offers his valuable 50 core farm for sale, beim lut 28, 5th line, Morrie. The farm is in goo$ condition, with comfor- table house, barn, young orchard, fences, &o., and to only a halfmile from Brussels. Pose. amnion given ;on April let. There are 4} aeras of Fall wheat 10. For price and terms apply to A, ADAMS, Proprietor, 25.4 Brussels P. 0. ROAR FOR SERVICE.—THE' undersigned keep service on O, , hhrobd Ykh White boar. Pedigree may be seen on ap- plication. Terme 91.00 to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if neces- sary. ROBERT SHINE, 21-2m. Proprietor. ROAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE Undersigned will forLot 20, Con. 0, Morris, 01heep Iitoro' on int. proven White Yorkshire Boar "Selooted,' bred from J. E. Brothour'a sweepstakes row at Chicago Fair. Terms, 91.00 to be paid at the time of service with privilege of re- turning if necessary. Pedigree may be seen on application, ROHT. NI(]HOL, ROAR FOR SERVIOE.—T.HE nnderstgned Will )seep for service on Lot 30, Con, a, Morris, the titoro'-bred Large English Berkshire )3oar, Captain John." His mother is a fall sister to the let ]]prize sow at. the World's Fair.. Pedigree will be produced on application. Terme—$1.00 to be paid at time of service with privilege of returning if necessary. 14-6m JAS. smut, Proprietor. 1OTiCE TO CREDITORS. Notice ie hereby given pureuant to 10.9,0., 1887, Chap. 110, that all persons 'having any claim against the Onto of ELIZABETH SHARP, fate of the Township of Grey,intheCounty of Huron, Widow, who dion or about the 1711 day of December, 1895, are. required on or before the 20th Day of Fob. rotary, 1896, to sendor deliver their elaime to the undereignad, one of the Exeoutora of said estate with .fell partioulara,ofsdoh olalm and the nature of the 9eourlty Of any) held by them, and :after the said last man- pttioned date the Exeoutora of rald estate will Imi- tate amongst distribute ant the thereto said regard only to ,the (laima of whioh they shall then. have had notice, and said Droll - tore will not be liable for said assets or any part thereof to any person of whose claim. notice shall not have been received as' 01000. said, 01.0113 time of- etch distribution as aforesaid. ANDREW SHARP, .l IOne of the hxooutors, Dew February 5011,1800. llthel 1•, 0, LEGAL MID CONVEYANCING. 1L • L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, solicitor and Conveyancer, . donee - Mons made. 011iee—Vanatone'e Blank, Brus- sels, 21-301 M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor, &o. Oine—'oa lo1 north of Central Hotel, Private Fends to Loan.. ivr C. CAMERON, •- (Formerly of - Cameron„ Bolt & Oameront,)) Barrister and Soiioitor, Goderloh, Ont, Of lee—Hamilton St„ Oppoeito Col- borne Hotel.. BLAIR, . BARRISTER, G• F. • Solicitor, des. (Tato of Garrow & Prot dfoot'e Ofiloe, Goderioh,) Oilioe oyer G1111es & Smith's Bank, Bruaeela, Money to Loan, 47 DEITAL. TR. DAVIDSON, Honor Graduate Toronto University, Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons. Grown and Bridge work a epeaiaity. Modem at@Fees.soleSatisfaction Assured, O91oe over Barratt'• barber shop, Turnberry St., Bras - VETERINARY. T D. WARWIOK, 101 • Honor Graduate of the Ontario veterinary College• is prepared to treat all diseases of domesticated animals In a com- petent manner. Particular attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at- tended to. Mee and Infirmary Pour doors north of bridge •puraborry et„ Breams. MEDICAL CARDS. JA. b1oNAUGHTON, M. D. 473. M.; L. R. O. P, Edinburgh, M. O. P S. Ont. Residence and °Mee in. Wileoa's. Block, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ste. JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D. • Bhyeiolan, SurgeonAocouober, etc, Graduate, of Toronto University Medical Faculty. -Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ont. Gnu= —Next door to McDonald & Co,, Walton Ont. BUSINESS CARDS. H. AIaORAOKEN, at hie Grocery, Inures bofMaorrygstreet, Brun Officio N. BARRETT,. Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door south of A. M. Mol:ay & Co's hardware store, Ladies'aud children, hair butting a speoialty RTJSSELS POST OFFICE . Savings Bank takes Dspoalta from 91.00- to 81,000 and allows 89 per cent. , FARROW, Postmaster. ROBERT OUNNINGHAM- IN9URANOE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. T. FLETCHER, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, OPPIOE AT JEWELRY STORE. t"No Witness Required. T. FLETOIIER, Brussels. zSS O'00NNOR, R. T., Teacher of instrumental music on Piano and Organ, Wednesday ill of leach wool, Tues- day Prineeee Street, Brussels. �]i�'ELLINGTON MUTUAL IN- suranees effecteGo. llt Towne an180, a m Property at very low rates. 16.301 J. A. CREIGHTON, Agent, Brussels. ALEX. HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public Land, Loan and Inaarnnoe Agent. Funds invested and to loan. Collections made Wilco 1n Setalo's Bleak, 81000010 MHOS. A. HAWKINS, L Or anistin St. John's Church', Brum- eels, will give Jeanne to pupils either on piano or organ, at his parlor in the .Smith block, Brunets. Vooal Insane also given, Ten years experience in teaching, Terms. moderato, AUCTIONEERS. '1 EoEGE KIRKBY, ,don reasonable toriornne.e Ferrmn and larom stooks speoialty. Orders loft at Tim Po= PubliehingHouee,Brussele,orsentto Wdlton P. 0., will receive prompt attention, S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- -IL.' • um, will 5011 for bettor s eharg to bettor mon other less time inEttmaHuron than any oilior AudfaOeeer in Ttast Huron or con ;always bo anything. atthisMlle° or by personal application.