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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-3-27, Page 88 THE BILUS80, Were You Promoted H so another book or books will be required and we have a large stock with which to supply your wants, We are continually on the look -out for extra values in Foolscap, Note I3ooks, Have you seen our now Scrib- blers ? We have just received over 1000, called The Brussels Special It is special in that it is a large 800 page book and has a cover that will not so easily tear or come off. The material was 1133 - ported from England and made to our order. The trouble with most Scribblers is the cover conies off first. Buy a Brussels Special and see the difference. DEA DMAN & MoOALL, Druggists, Optioians and Booksellers. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows: Gonia So4TI3. GOING- NORTE. LF7ni1 6:50 a.m. Mixed 0:46 a,m„ Express 11:69 a.m. Mail .... ...., 8:18 p.m, litsad 9:00p,r,, Express ,..... 9:48P.M. 'neat CLUB teina, A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. MONTI= EOM Fair next Thursday. FRIDAY of next week will be Good Fri- day. BRueeBELe Flax mill finisned tip lest season's crop this week. A oourzs of weddings are billed to some off shortly in town, so report says. TUESDAY'S noon train had two engines attached owing to beavy Load of stock. Seeorm rates on the G. T. R. during Easter holidays. Seo advt. in this issue. Tun old schoolhouse was buried a year ago last Wednesday -March 25th, 10'115. BnmsonLs Curlers went to Wingham Thursday of this week to play a return match. ON Tuesday Messrs. Beaker & Van. stone shipped a oar of live hogs from Brussels. .A. GRAND carnival of music was held Thursday eveoiug of this week in the Maitland Rink. REAIEELTER the millinery openings of Mrs. Rogers and Mies Roddiok on Tburs- day and. Sato' day of next week. Tutt Morrie farm offered for sale on Wednesday afternoon was not sold us the bids received were not high enough. MEssas. Cram & Deaths shipped a oar of cattle and a oar of live hogs Eastward on Monday. Mr. Dames accompanied them. A. M. DTcKAY& Co. are handling the Wellandvaie and Cleveland bicycles this season. The former is manufactured in ht. Catharines, Ont. AN oyster supper was ou the program on Monday evening at the Pelton restau- rant, the jhnior Curling Club Betting up the bivalves over tbe head of their de. feat lust Friday io •thrix match with the nslllOrP. JNo. LEreeE talks of bui'diug up the vacant space between the drug store of lli.asrs. Deadman & McCall and Miss Rose' store, fitting it up for an office. The drug store will likely be enlarged by a brick extension to the rear. Mr, Leckie bas not lost faith in Brus.els and its Mute. "RESOLVED that the centralization of Trade is detrimental to the interests of the Dominion of Canada," is the subject of debate at the Conservative Club next Tuseday evening, The epeakere will be Postmaster Farrow and R. L, Taylor for tbe affirmative, and Jas. Irwin and A. I. McCall for the negative. Ton A. 0. II. W. had no assessment for beneficiary for March, but a relief call 0150 cents most be paid before March 30th, The officers of the Order are en deavoring to return to members the two extra assessments, called for last F•,II and this gives no assessment for tble month and they promise one less again in the near fntare. This will make up for the two extra payments in September and October last. Torten was a great tangle in the mails from the East owing to the snow block- ads. We had no mail East of Palmerston on Thursday, Friday or Saturday. A mail did arrive very late Saturday night but only n few were a000mmodated. Monday afternoon all the delayed mail bags at rived and Peetmaster Farrow and Assiatem Postmaster Ross had n busy time of it for en !tour or so. The block- ade Is said to have been the worst known for years. AT the Public School Leaving examin- ations held last July, the County of Huron passed 141 eandidatee. This was exactly the name number passed by the whole of the following 18 counties :- Brent, 1'rontenao, Lenora and Adding- tdn, Lineup, Prescott and Russell, Glen- garry, Northumberland, Stormont, Peel, 1,rince Edward, Dufferin, Oxford and tarry Sound. No county except dlesex came mar Huron, but Huron had the lead by 21. Only two eounbies, Simone and Kent, passed even half as many es Huron. FRATERNAL BENEFIT ORDER. -A deoieion iildpurtant to all fraternal benefit orders Tine been made by the E. tnsas court of appeals. A. brother su 'ended from a lodge of the A. 0. U. 1'1. for non.pay- ment of an aseeesment died three days afterward. The beneficiaries brought stilt, claiming that it was the cnetom to accept payment of assessments' after Cloy were due and making no record of sespension8. The oourt decided -in favor of the lodge, upholding the laws of the order regarding suepenei0ns. It :deo decided that no subordinate lodge or. officer thereof has the power by cnetom, directly or indirectly, or in any otberway, to dispense with the positive reiptiremente of the laws of the order.-. Western Odd Fellow, Serum °loses on Thnreday of next week for the 17aeter holidays, Tutcnl, are five Sundave, five Mondays and five Tueedaye its this mouth, SEYEllAL towns folk attended the live stock sale held by Woman 53t'os., at Sea. forth, last Tuesday. Founn.--Methodist hymn book, pair buckskin mitts,, pair woollen mitts, and a tape line. Ask at Tnu Pon. Doc. Weewlcx and P, Scott purchased a horse eaoh at Coleman Bros', sato at Settforth on Tuesday. The animals aro well bred and expected to show .peed, EAer Huron Liberal Convention in Bruesele on Friday afternoon of next week. Fublio meeting in Town Hall in the evening Oomurenoinu at 7:80 o'clock. J. & 3. Levstioglol have hundreds of bushels pf flax seed ready to give out to the farmers for tee Doming season, Seed may be procured at the flax mill story house, JAwss WAL>;sn hoe t'eoeived about sire oar leads of material this season for th DOW range of boggles he i+ building, H has thirty under way now and expecte t do a lively trade, expelling that of las year. TDs sohedule of 0onviotions Lu Huro county for the quarter ending Mare 10th, shows a remarkable falling off in of fences against she law competed with for mer years, only ten owes being report° by magistrates. As will be seen by advertieement i another column the farm owned by J M. Martin, Morris, will be offered fo sale at the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, c Saturday afternoon of next week. F. S Scott is the auctioneer. Tars year the potato oelebrtates th 300th anniversary of its introduction in to England. In 1598 Sir Walter Releigl first brought potatoes from America t England, for some time they were luxury of the rioh aleme, costing two shillings per pound. Tae 34th annual meeting of the Oa birth Educational Aseooiation will b held in Toronto on April 7th, 8th an 9th, The programme is a most eerie and extensive one, including a dozen dif ferent depa,tments, for each of whirl special subjects are assigned and (tom peteet leaders named in their disonesion. DEAF AND Dutin.-The following per sons from Huron are iumatee of the Deft and Dumb Institute at Belleville: - Francis Burtch, Gorrie ; Amos 13, Cole Clinton ; Albert E. Gies, Zurich ; Martha Leigh, Port Albert ; Mary L MoKay, Mone•ieff ; John W. Smalldon Oranbrook ; Mabel, Ethel M, and Beatrice Thomason, Dungannon ; Nelson Wood, Exeter ; Leon J. LaPorte, Drys dale, Cunurno.-Thursday of last week the two rinks of the junior olnb ooutesbed for supremacy o a Maitland Rink with the following aesult:- G. F. Blair, Dr. Davidson, W. J. Stowe), a J. Fox, J. MOBain, J. H. Cameron, A. Oousley, skip7 W. F. Soott, skip„12 W. F. Scott was substituted for J. A Stewart who has been skipping the rink but wan laid up with a auld. HE WILL AFTER THIS. "Oh, Henry,” said she blithely, As he sat down to dine, "I have bought the sweetest cushion For a dollar ninety nine. "It was bargain day at Skilton's, And they advertised it no That tbe store was fairly crowded For the prices were so lotv." '11'm," he coughed, and looked aekewly ; "As sure as I'm alive, We are selling that same onebion At a dollar twenty-five." Net a word then broke the silence, Till his wife, with many sighs, Softly said, in accents tearful, "And wby don't you advertise ?" DIED . -Last Monday night Liasie, be- loved wife of Rev. T. Albert Moore, of Paimereton, panned away to her reward atter a trying illness of several months Pram that unconquerable enemy -con - eumptinn. She leaves a son and daugh- ter to the oars of her husband. The funeral service was oonduoted on Wed- nesday afternoon at Palmerston after which the remains were taken to Acton, Halton Co., for interment. Deneased was a cousin of Rev. J. L. Kerr's, Erns. gels, Deceased was married to Rev. Mr. Moore in 1884, and during bis pastorate at Drnmbo, Princeton, Hamilton, Niag are Falls and Denville, she was a most effioient helpmate to her husband, and a suoeesefal co worker in the cause to which his Life wag devnted. Mr. Moore is deeply sympathised with in his bereave- ment, HANDICAP D'IATOR.-The vigorous play of the Brun' Is rinks with Wingham teem last week led the juniors of town to assert that the "old heads" could not bout them 18 shots, To settle thequeetiou two rinks played on Friday 'Afternoon and theotber two in the evening. The seniors upheld the good opinion they had of themselves winning by 13 shots after the handicap was allowed. The score was as follows: - JUNIORS, SENIORS. Dr. Davidson, J. Hewitt, J. Fox, F. S. Soots, J. McBain, 1V. Thomson, Dr.Warwiok,skip 24 J. T. Rees, skip..83 G. F. Blair, R. Roach, W. J. Stewart, W. F, Scott, J.11, Cameron, D, 0. Rose, A. Cousley,skip.,22 A. Currie, sltip ,.28 Total 48 Total 59 Lady Aberdeen addressed a meeting of the Council of Women at Quebec. George Hodgine, of Denville, is the latest victim of Hamilton's industrious footpads. H. Corby, M. P., sailed from Liverpool for Canada. He is reported greatly im- proved in health by hie trip. A tather amusing law suit took place at the Essex Assizes arising out of a mistake by which the out of plaintiff's brewery appeared in defendant's adver- tisement. Tho parties settled after the cave had been partly tried, The town of Tilbury is having a great deal of trooble with the water supply, The town tae jot finished drilling a well 170 feet deep, but a suffioisnt supply could not be obtaiued and the well was abandoned. The town supplies the Michigan Central Railway tanks with water, but the company is complaining about the poor system and threatens to put in a small plant of its own and pump the water from the lake. The only way out of the trouble seems to be in the erection of an extensive plant, by which to get the supply from the lake. This would eoet the town nearly $40,000. 6'UND4 ISI? 114XJJ 1T C4X4,D✓ . z�s�aaea✓�sz� s 0,e72, SEAQ QFFIOE, - TORONTO. 4SEMTS, (Seven Million Dollars) 37,000,000 OAPI'RAL (Authorized) 82,000,000 Agencies in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Man loin, United States cd Engla7ar fldiPA&"A4vs".14°.z,6 VISOJ Il. A General Bemiring Businese Transacted. Partnere' Notes Discounted, Drafts Issued and Collsotions made on all points. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Snterest allowed on deposits of 81,00 and opwarde from dat of deposit to date of withdrawal and compounded half yearly, SPECIAL ATe.ENTION OIWEN TO TIME OoLLEcT10N'or Fakinas' SALE NOTION. Every facility afforded Customers living ata distance. J. A. STEWART MANAGE». Business Locals. CLovait seed obteap. et 4foCraoken's. Valour bulls field and garden eeeds at McCracken's. I:Lovunand timothy seed for sale. Backer & Vanetons. We repair boots and shoes and rub - bet's neat and cheap. I, 0 Richards. Sweetmeat' and Hanging Lamps at re. timed prices, N, & N. Gerry. Tr you want robes or blankets oall on H, Dennie, Trtmrur and clover seed for sale at Jas. BALLANTTNE's. SECOND band heating stoves oheap et N. & N, Garry's. SPRING bats made over i0 the latest styles. Mae. HINDS, Mill St. BEPAIRB on harness and collars prompt. ly a. tended to. I. 0. Richards, LAME stook of light harness sold at low prices. H. Dennis. Wo warrant all our collars and sails. faction guaranteed. I. 0. Richards. Oua horse Dollars are all warranted. H. Dennis. Caen for hides and elie,p skins at A, Ourrie's butcher shop, Brussels. 300 nosaei,e of potatoee at 13 cents. Also Goose wheat for seed, price 75o. a bu. 'MARSDEN SMITt1, Lot 4, Oen. 7, Grey. Yeti can get two machine needles of any hind for 5o., at N. & N. Gerry''s. Fame hand crayon enlarging don% up A 1 at Brewer's gallery, Smith block. Man °ROBBERS, axes, wawa, oarpet ewe^.res and skates. N. &'N. Gerry. A akelt or t -'inks and valises on baud a. ,a ,,,N eta,...) cost. T. C. Richards. 50 empty barrels and 50 paolting cases for sale cheap. The Toronto Bankrupt Stook Co. MAPLE sugar time will Soon be here. Get sap pails, pane and spiles at Wilton & Turnbull's. OARPET.-For flret•olasa carpet weaving go to Mrs. T. MOOrae, Satisfaction guaranteed. Produce taken. SEE our single harness at 910.00, and our nickel silver at 512,1 0, best value in the County. L 0. Richards. MANITonAdonr leads the world. Just received two oar loads. If yon want a bag call at Baeker & Vaustoue'a, Brus- sels. WANTED, -1,000 cords of basswood beading bolts, 40 inches long. Meet be good size and quality, for which highest price will be paid. J. & P. Ameut, Brus- sels, Ont. Kama'% Clover Root, the great Blood. Purifier gives freshness and clearness to the oomplexion and cures oonstipatioa. 25 ots, 50 ots and 91.00. Sold by James Fox, Druggist, Brussels. Dw12LLnrn to rent over my store, pos- session can be given at once. No oarry• ing of water up or down, as there is a pomp and waste pipes in kitchen. Rent reasonable. I. C. Richards. Samoa's cure is sold on a guarantee. It cures incipient consumption. It is the best cough ours. Only one cent a dose. 25 ata., 50 ots. and $1.00. Sold by James Fax, Druggist, Brussels. Blum along your worn out rubbers, overshoes, raga, scrap copper, brass, oast or wrought iron, furs, tallow, sheep skins, hides and calf skins, horse hides, as we pay the highest prices. N. & N. Garry. CAPTAIN Sweeney, II. S. A., San Diego, Cal., says :-"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good." Prlas 50 cents. Sold by Jm. Fox. druggist, Brun. sets. S"Ar,'e made to out fast and easy. Soo. and baud saws bought and sold, Point- ers given on saw filling and the mare and management of saws, an Queen street East, by T. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont„ Master of Saws. WELL -DIGGING AND DamLING: George Birt has all the necessary machinery for digging and drilling wells and is prepar- ed to attend to all work entrusted to Lim in a way that will insure satisfaction. Wells cleaned out and pub in proper shape. Terme reasonable. Residence emend door north of the bridge, west side of Turnborry et„ Brussels, 84-tf ALL kinds of saws °leaned, 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 & Oo's. hardware store, Brussels, Ont. Charges reasonable. Anyone not knowing the work that is to be done on their saw, and wishes to stay and see the work done, the prior will be left to themselves to pay what they °boos°. Understand that there are high wages paid to practised hands to work at saws. The only punishment imported on the nomcornmiesioned officers attached to St. John's military depot for refusing to obey orders is reduction to the tanks. But for his Nig Newfoundland libtle Willie Slone, of Lexington, Ky„ might have been converted into eagle food on Wednesday of tbis week, Ho was play. ing in the front yard of the borne of hie father, W. J. Slone, whose house is at the foot of Jones' Fork Mountain, one of the highest of the Kentucky Ridge, when a large eagle alighted on him and buried his talons in his side. Willie is only two years old, and is eomewbat small Inc his age. Near him was his big and faithful dog, which, upon hearing the cries of the boy, ran to him just in time to catch the eagle by the leg. The bird had made an awkward piunge and had to settle, put- ting one foot to the ground before ib could rise. Mr. Slone was sitting in his door and saw the eagle as 11 darted down from the mountain side. Be ran at full speed in the direction of the obild and arrived in time to assist the dog in killing the eagle and to releaoe the talon% of the bird from .the boy's clothing and flesh. One eye was out so bad that it isbelieved he will lose his sight, and his left breast was torn considerably, but the injuries are not considered fatal. The bird in of the gray angle variety and measures seven feet from tip to tip. mox,xatc . Yulrr,.-In Morris, on March 20th, the wife of Mr. Walter Ypill of twin daughters LIviNGSTONE,-In Grey, on March 23rd, the wife of Mr, D. K. Livingstone of a son. D2A.Rxt29Sf, MAouAN-HoweuD,-At the residence of the bride's parents, on Mani] 18th, by Rev. W. J. Waddell, Mr. William H. Meehan to bliss Emma 0. How- ard, both of Grey township. DS}7D JAca50N.-At Clinton, on Monday morn- ing, Meath 23rd, Mrs. Thos. Jauk. eon, sr. in her 57th year. Moonh.-At the Methodist parsonage,' Palmerston, on March 28rd, the wife of Rev, T. Albert Moore, aged 85 years. -� '.a. t7 TSCS7' SA.I,331S.. MONDAY, Marton 80th. -Farm stook, implements, &a., N a lot 85 con. 1, Mor. rie. Sale unreserved, at 1 o'olook. J. J. Denman, propt., J. W. Currie, auo. FRIDAY, MARca 27113. -Farm stook, implements &o. Lot 80, con. 8, Morris. Sale unreserved, at 1 o'clock, p. m. Wm. A. Ashton and Jno. Ashton, props., Geo. Kirkby, auo. 391R,T.TSS372.,13 MSRII:ETS, Fall Wheat 72 Barley 30, Peas 47 Oats 20 Butter, tube and rolls 12 Eggs per dozen 10 Flour per barrel4 00 Potatoes (new) 13 Hay per ton 72 00 Hides trimmed 4 Hides rough 2 Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 Sheep nkins,each 60 Lamb skins each 15 Apples per bus.... 1 00 Hogs, Live 8 50 Dressed Hogs 4 25 Wool 18 74 95 48 21 14 4 50 15 14 00 41 2 00 75 40 8 50 4 50 20 Tonoxxo, March 24th. -Market quiet, Flour dull ; straight rollers, nominal, at 55.45 to 93.50. Bran firmer; car lots of bran offer west, at $11.50 and aborts at 412. Wheat dull ; sales of white and. red outside at 75o, on call ; No. 2 fall wheat offered outside at 75o, and 700 bid for No. 3 outside ; No. 1 Manitoba hard offered at 75e, Midland, with 73o bid, and No. 1 Northern at 721o, Midland, with 7190 bid ; No. 1 frosted. to arrive, N. 13., offered at 830, and at 56a, Sarnia, grind- ing in transit, without bids. Barley dull ; No. 1 sold outside at 40o, and No. 2 quot- ed at 33o to 840. Oats quiet ; prices steady ; sales of three care at 2210 out- side, and mixed quoted at 22o. .Peas dull ; sales outside at 49c, Buckwheat dull prices nominal at 30 to 82o Oat- meal quiet ; prices nominal, at 92.80 to 42.90 on track. Corn quiet ; prioes easy; yellow offering at 31);0 outside, with 3115 bid, and two oars sold on track, Toronto, at 87ka. Rye dull ; sellers outside at 440, and no bids. Tonoara, March 24. -Toronto cattle market was overstocked to -day. Re- ceipts were 70 cars 130 far this week. Butchers' cattle were slow for common ; very few choice offered. Some Easter cattle Bold at 810 to 3o per pound. These ars the lowest prices ever paid here at this season. Common sold at 210 and good to choice at 810. Four oars were taken for Montaoal and one for Ottawa. Sheep and lambs were steady. Lambs Bold ab 4o to 41Ao per pound. Sheep were in better demand to day, to fill specie, and sold at 8o to 853o per pound. Stockers and feeders dull ; stockers sold at 210 to 810 ; light stockers, 210. to 210. There was nothing done in export cattle, Hoge were dull and weaker. There were 400 received the past two days. Beet bacon hogs sold at no per pound. Heavy stores sold at 93 70 per cwt. Prospects for hogs, lower. BAST BUFFALO, N. Y., March 24. -Oat. tle closed steady, with all Bold. Hogs closed steady with all sold. Sheep and lambs closed steady and firm for sheep ; easy for lambs ; bulk of lambs here to. day were starters, and sold at 94.70 ; a few 64•pound Iota sold at 94.40. TIME PEOPLE'S COLUMN. CLEAN SEED BARLEY AND Timothy Seed for sale. Apply to 804 JOHN WHEELER, Lot 10, Oon. 6, Morris. FOR SALE. —1?PLENDID B,l,l{ack Stallion, "Dexter Revenge." SWAB yal Revenhigh 'pout of "Old Clear Sired Sure foal getter. Por full particulars apply to L0UI8 HOLLINona, Lotti, Con. 10, Grey, Bruesele P. 0. 82.4 ARM TO RENT.—TIRE 50 1' acre farm at Morrisbank, owned by the undereigned,w)ll be routed. Titers is a Dom- fortablo house, good bank barn two or- chards, plenty o1 water, &o. Possession could be given at ones. Por further infor- mattou asto rent, tonne, &o., apply on the props ty, or 11 by lotto• to fats, ItOBT. MOFFATT 88 Jamdatoyrn 11,0'1 MAR. 27, 1896 PATENT MEDICINES You will always find our Patent Medicine Department full and complete with all the Newest Remedies, We now have in stook Doan's Kidney Pills, Sloan's Indian Tonic, Bands' Microbe Killer, Outioura Resolvent Liquid, Kitchell's Liniment, Slocum's Emulsion CodLiver Oil, Malting Preparations—full line, Agnew's Heart Cure, South American Nerving, Protein Resurgam, Frog in Your Throat, Allen's Hair BeneWer, Candy Oascarets for Constipation, Ryekinan's Kootenay Cul'e. Have you seen our new WATER PEN. It writes with water only, no liquid carried, no ink required and it will write with any kind of nib. Drop in and see them. Price 25c. OPPOSITE Quaintest HOTEL. FOX'S DRUG STORY. DEIN/ATE FUNDS TO LOAN. - First btHse,rlsatTcSTNulabin security. DESIRABLE RESIDENOE Eon SALE. -Lots' 220 end 221, Queen et. Terms reasonable to a Dash purohueer. Ap- ply on tee premises or to W. M. SINCLAIR. 2,000 CEDAR POSTS WANTED, -833 feet long, to he delivered between now and June let for which the highest cash price will be paid, R, LEATHERDALE, Brussels. T B f FAVORITE. — =Ws Cough Cough Balm is the Favorite Be. medy for Coughs, Colds, &o. We sell more of it than all other Cough Remedies oom- bfned. This is a feet worth, remembering. Manufactured and far sale only by DEADMAN & MOCALL, Druggists, Opticians, &o.. Tenders Wanted. Tenders will be received by the Trustees of School Section No, 2, Grey, for the build- ing of a new school louse aeoording to plans and speei8ontious which may De seen at the Seorotary's house, Lot 13, Uon,16. Tenders will be opened at the school house 05Satur- day, April 11th, at 2 p. m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALES STEWART, Secretary S. 8. No, 9, Gray, 87.2 Craubrook, P, 0, REAL ESTATE. �-� LIARMS FOR SALE. 'THE UN- DEiteIGNED has several good Farms for gale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships of Morrie and Grey. F 8. 80OTT, Brussels rARDKS FOR SALE — 200 acres -Consisting of Lots 18 on the 7611 and 8th Conscesions, Township of Grey, be- ing 1 mile from the Village of Ethel and 54 miles from ernseels. 40 acres of Fall wheat sown and about 80 acres under grass ; 90 acres °leered on each, Permsof payment easy, A. McXiItLVGY, M, 0., 84- Brussels, MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE, -100 acres of good farm land at Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, ie offer- ed for sale at a low price. The property is North East 4900.10, 'awp.11, Range 4, Beet. There is a house on the premises and some breakieg done. For full particulars. as to pilau, title, &o., write or apply to G.P.. BLAIR or W.11. KEltit, 20-tf Brussels, Ont. BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE undersigned will keep for service on Lot 28, Con. 16, Grey, tbe thoro'-broil Cheater White Boar, Duke," bred by Daniel Do - Conroy, Bornholm Terms, 51.00, to be paid et time of service with privilege of return- ing if necessary. Pedigree may be seen on application, HARTWELL SPEIRAN, Sr. 87-6 Proprietor, OAR FOR SERVICE.—THE • 17ndorsigned will keep for service on Lot 36, Oon. O, Morris, the thorn' bred im- proved White Yorkshire Boar "Resected," bred from J. E. Brothour's sweepstakes sow at Chicago Fair. Terms, 51.00 to be paid at the time of seryiee with privilege of re- ruraing if necessary. Pedigree may be aeon on application. ROBT. NICHOL. BOAR FOR S1SRVIOE.--THE undersigned will keep for so•viao on hot 30, Con, 0, Morris, the thoro'.bred Large English Berkshire Boar, Captain John." His mother is a full mater to the 1st !prize sow at the World's Fair, Pedigree will be be paid at time lof tservios witTerms-21.00 ivilege of returning it neceseaJAS. 8IT)IR, Proprietor. Mortgage Sale OF A Valuable Faxrn, SITUATE IN TEE TovNsnrr of MonnIs, IN Tah COUNTY OF HDamN. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a esrtatn mortgage, which will be ipodueed on the day of sale, there will be sold at Public Auction by F. S. Scott, auo. blowier, at the QUEI➢N'8 HOTEL fu the VILLAGE 0B' BRUSSELS, on SATURDAY, APRIL 4th, 1890, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon the following 1property, namely: -The North Half of Lot Number 27, in the 0th Concession of the said Township of Morris, save and .except that Portion of said Lot heretofore sold and eon - avert to the WallingRton, Grey and Bruce Runway company, T0elande aro situated 21 miles from the flourishing Village of Brute eels wifth is readily accessible by good roads. The land is in a good seatc ,01 cultivation, is Ther watered the and sda gravel aol seed deposit which is very valuable and the Thome are considerable the premises a coni- for table dwelling house a oommodiods bank barn and the nenttl out -buildings, 'PEUnts of 8ALE,-10 per tent, of thopar chase mouoy down on the day of wale and the balance La 80 days thereafter without interest, Part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage by purohasor arranging With the Vendor, Further terms and conditions of halo will be made known at the sale or upon implicit. Mon to the Undersigned. b'. S, 800153, R, s, HAY8, Auetionoer, Vendor's 8o)ioltor, 87-2 Brussole, sealorth, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. L. TAYLOR; BARRISTER, 11 Y Solicitor and Conveyancer. Oolleo- tione made. 0f80e-Vaustene's Block, Brus- eelse.- 21.0m '7' M. SINOLAIR, 1' I • Senoitor, oo»veyanoer,Notary Pub- lio, &e. 0otoe-'Vanebone'e Bleak, 1 door north of ()antral Hotel, Private Funds to Loan. M• G. OAMERON, (Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, Gaderkali, OutOfl)oe-Hamilton 8t., Opposite Col- borne Hotel. t F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, VfSolicitor, &a, (lato of 'Darrow & Proutlfeot's OSles, Goderfoh.) Ofilee oyer Gillies & Smitb'e Bank, Brussels, Money to Loan. 47 DEI TAL. DR. DAVIDSON Licentiate Royal Graduate Dental Surgeons, Grown and Bridge work a specials Moder- ate barber shop, Assured. 81., aur sels. VETERINARY. T - D. WARWICK, tl • 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. Calls promptly at- tended to. Office and Infirmary -Four doors north of bridge Purnberry at., Breese's. MEDICAL CARDS. A. b1oNAUGHTON, ggM. D. S, Onto. ReeidL. enoepandd office l ce1»' Wileoa e Block, corner of Mall and Turnborry Ste. T M. ARMSTRONG, 11. D. GradPhysician, Surgeon Accouoher, etc, uate of Toronto University medical Faculty. Member of College of Phyeiolans and Surgeons, Ont. OPFIan-Next door to McDonald & Co„ Walton Out. BUSINESS CARDS. H. MoORAOKEN, • Iseurer°MMarriage Lioeneee, Ofllee at his Grocery, Purnberry street, Brueeele. DN. BARRETT, Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door eolith of A. 01. McKay & Co'a hardware store. Ladies'aud ahildrene hair cutting a epoofalty BRUSSELS POST OFFIOE Savings Bank takes Deposita from 81.00 to $1,600 and allows Si per oent. i n[arest. T. FARROW, 87.13m Postmaster. • ROBERT CUNNINGHAM nesoa0000, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. T. FLETCHER, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, OFFICE AT JEWELRY STORE.. le --",No Witness Required. T. PLETCHER, Brussels. MISS O'OONNOR, R. T., Teacher of instrumental music on Piano and Wednesday Wednesa y Wingliatn Tues- day on Princess Street, Brussels. WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN- 901tANaE Oo. Eetablishod 1840, In - mimeos effected on all Town and farm Property at very low rotes. J. A. O1tEIGHTON, 15.8m Agent, Brussels. , A HUNTRR, Clerk 01 the Fourth Division Cour Co, Huron. conveyancer, Notary Public Land Loan and Insurance Agent. Pantie Invested and to loan. Oollootione mado ()Mae In Graham's Block, Brussels MROS, A. HAWKINS, Orgganietin 81. Jobn'a Ohureh, Brus- sels, will give lessons to pupils either on piano or organ, at his parlor In the Smith block,Brussele. Voeal 'monsalsogiven. Ten doyetrs experience In teaching. Terme AUCTIONEERS. elEORGE KIRKBY, Vt Licensed Auotfoneer, Saler; oondnet ed on reagonatle terms. Faring and farm ebooka specialty. Orders loft at Tun PORT Publlehaug Houee,Brueeole,or sent to Walton P. 0., will receive prompt attention. TO S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- • Eon, will Bell for bettor -rioos to bettor mon in ese time nhd'lose charges than any other Auttfoneer in � East Huron On be un 'aldways be arranged at thleeo0YOe or by poroortal appllnation.