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SEPT. 11, 1896
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WE HAVE THE
Best 5c. Scribbler
IN BRUSSELS.
DEADMAN MALL,
Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & R.
Trains leave Bruesele Station, North
and South, asfollows :
Gorge SonTH, GOING NonTH,
Olail
6::a a.m. Mixed 9:48 a.m.
lemmas 11:88 a.m, Mail 12:64 p.m.
Wised ......... 9:801 a.m. Express ..,9:48 p.m.
=C i.rat T•.c vs Pins.
A cbiel's among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
BnAt'.TIFrL weather.
TEE Pose gives the news.
A NEW curling rink ie mooted.
SesooL Board this (Friday) evening.
ADVERTISE your strayed stock in THE
POST.
Mornay was generally observed as a
holiday,
Two care of baled hay was shipped
from Brussels this week.
ANEW sidewalk was put down in front
of the Leckie block last week.
Torus' List Court, before Judge Mas.
son, next Tuesday at 1 p. m.
Huno1 Fall Assizes open at Goderioh
next Monday before Justice Robertson.
DAVID HAISTS is enlarging and improv-
ing the stable on his premises, Albert
street.
Tam other day Dalby Kendall pared
his finger tips with a hand saw and had a
sore hand as a result.
Bnnsssos was represented in horseflesh
at the Toronto Fair by Joseph Fischer's
neat 000eh horse "Waldemar,"
TEE Eeneall Observer has eelebaated
another birthday and is making notice-
able improvement as it grows older.
FRANK DE WOLF has traded his carriage
stallion to a doctor in Walkerton getting
a fine driving mare and "hoot" in ex-
change.
Tnx estate of P. C. Maddock, Aoton,
formerly of Brussels, paid a dividend of
88 cents on the dollar, which was distrib•
Meed last week.
A poetioallymioded young mac sings :
"The summer days are speeding fast,
Jack Frost is nearly due, my loved one's
sun -burned nose will soon take on a tinge
of blue."
Toy THE Posr till the end of the year
for a quarter. It isn't worth going to the
trouble of borrowing it every week, when
25 cents will give you the sole ownership
of a copy every week.
J. D. RONALD and Foreman Watt were
visitore at the Toronto Fair in connection
with their fire engine display. On page
it of this issue the comments of Toronto
press may be read showing their opinion
of fire apparatus.
Par Ur.—We intend sending out notices
to all indebted to Tan Posr for subscrip-
tion with the expectation of prompt set-
tlement. We can't run our business
without money any more than any sub-
scriber San. "Do unto others, &c." is a
good rule.
WEDNESDAY afternoon of next week the
Reeves of the County will attend at the
Cloderich Court House to meet Jodge
Jones and Judge Creaser, the commis-
sioners appointed to divide Huron into
Districts according to the new Ontario
alattne concerning County Councils.
GREAT Caor.—Mushrooms are yielding
very plentifully this season, Thursday
morning W. M. Sinclair and R. Watt
gathered S pecks. TEE POST asked for
he location, but received the gratifying
information that it was "down in Morrie
and to tell Jack Hewitt about it."
GuELrn Daily Herald of Sept, 0112, says
of a former Bruseelite:—linea Rose, of
itieLaren & Co.'s, has been highly sue -
:woeful in a competition inaugurated by
the Shoe Trade Journal, of Chicago, for
ibe best essay on "The Ideal Shoe Clerk."
This ie decidedly complimentary to the
Guelph lady's literary talent, as there
were over a thousand competing, and on-
ly ten essays were chosen for pablioation.
'bliss Ross' essay will appear in the Sep.
tember number of the Journal.
DOES TEIs FIT Ton 7 —The latest postal
laws are such that newspaper publishers
080 arrest anyone for frond, who takes
the paper and refuses to pay for it.
"tinder this law the man who allowe his
subscription to run along for some time
unpaid, then orders it discontinued, or
orders the postmaster to mark it "re -
Need," and have a postal oard aent
notifying the publieher, lays himself
3iableito:arrest and fine, same as for
theft.
Tnn RECENT TENNIS TEA.—A very pleas.
ant social event took place on Monday
afternoon and evening last, when the lady
members of the Brunets Lawn Tennis
'Club entertained. The day was spent in
arclosely oonteeted tournament at the
courts of the club, on t'•e grounds of D.
O. Roes and 1. D. Rona' I. The weather
had on its best behavior and, in thie,
seemed to vie with all 810' membere,judg.
ing from the pretty pleasantries and
happy faces of those assembled, A very
•temptingly prepared tea was served on
abs lawn of iddr. Rose to some forty or
fifty glints, who presented a charming
picture with the bright destining set in
:relief against the sombre foliage. The
*vetting was spent in -doors, where games,
songs and oonvereatlon soon whiled away
the boors, and as the guests dispersed
many expreeeions of thanks were tender-
od the ladies for the enjoyment and sac.
res of the day's sport.
1. 0.'TUOE'3 new 2 story oottage ie re•
calving its (levering ofbxiek veneer this
week,
Dueneo the poet week Gerry Broe, r•e•
calved 4 oars of coal for the miming
Winter.
WE are rendering all our 99000009 thin
month end expect prompt settlement. 1t
is a pleasure to do bueineee with prompt
pay, Souiu & MOLARRN,
Amos the visitors to Toronto this
week were A. Oousley, X0. C. Rase I).
Stewart, Mrs, R Paul, Miss Jewitt,
Geo,
Halliday, Mrs. W. F. Stewart
and A X.
10100811,
1. T. PEPPER, of Woodetook, druggist,
formerly of Brussels, has been awarded
fourth prize for the beet window display
of "1'rog•in-the•throat,' by the makers in
Philadelphia.
BiwessLa foot ball team went to Sea.
forth on Labor Day and played a matoh
with the .club Of that town, It waefa
01ose, well contested game and resulted
in one goal each.
LADIES' silver watch lost on Sunday,
Sept. 10, between Dr. Graham's reel-
denoe and Fiehleigh street, The finder
will confer a great favor by, leaving it at
THE POST Publishing Hausa at 0008,
BRUSSELS Fall Fair Thursday and Fri-
day, Dot. 1 & 2. We publish the prize
list in this issue and hope our readers
will peruse it and decide to boom the
Fair by becoming members end exhibit-
ors,
AT the Alpena races last week "Jno.
Nelson" won 1st money in his race in
2.24. "Nellie Bruce" oeptured the free-
for-all and 17 class in straight heats,
making the mile in earth race in 161.
"Reddy" started in the 20 °lass and took
3rs1. Winning time, 2.101.
A LOCAL Tennis tournament was held
on Labor Day in Brussels. Sides were
obosen by G. D. Lamont and W. J.
Stewart and a series of close and interest.
ing games played, resulting slightly in
favor of the former. There are few towns
in Western Ontario that put up better
tennis than Brussels.
W G. CoLLINs, organizer of the Chosen
Friends, has instituted a Council, 28
strong, in Lucknow. The leading citi-
zens of the place have cast in their lot
with the organization, among the number
being no less parsonage than John Wes•
ley. Mr. Collins has signed e, contract
with the 0hoten Friends to continue with
them as organizer. He will not remove
from Brussels.
TEE Seaforth Expositor says :—George
Donaldson, who has been carrying on a
harness making business in town for
some time, bas purchased the business of
Mr. Dennis, in Brussels, and intends re-
moving there in about two weeks. The
people of Seaforth will be sorry to lose
Mr. Donaldson, as he is not only a good
harness maker, and a square business
man, but a most worthy citizen. We
oao heartily nommend him to the confi-
denoe of the good people of Brussels and
vicinity.
BIG BARGAINS IN BRossumm.—A. R.
Smith was in the city last week and
while there the largest retail buyer in To-
ranto stepped into the manufacturing es-
tablishment where Smith &McLaren buy
their olothing and bought nine hundred
pair of pants, besides a large line of suite.
His catalogues are scattered all over the
country. Smith bought olothing of the
same lines that day and just as cheap, so
torn up your catalogue and see if Eaton
& Co. sells No. 157 men's suits at $6.00 ;
also No. 757 youths' first-class suits for
$4.55. Line No. 887 mans' fine pants at
51.60. SMITH & MCLAREx.
EPwonrH LEAoUE.—The an0uai election
of office bearers for the Epworth League,
in connection with Brussels Methodist
church, was held last Monday evening
and resulted as follows :—
Hon. President, Rev. S. J. Allin ;
President, G. D. Lamont ;
let Vice -Pres., W. J. MoOracken ;
2nd " " Mise E. E. Kerr ;
3rd " " W. E. Armstrong ;
4th " " N. B. Gerry
Secretary, lvfiss Jennie Howe ;
Reo. • Seo., Miss Minnie McNaughton ;
Treasurer, Mies Lizzie Ferguson.
Mr. Lamont was formerly President of
the Chatham League.
CANADIAN FLowxns.—There will be sev-
eral short stories in our national maga.
zine, "The Canadian," for August ; these
will be illustrated by a special staff of
artists. There will also be several flower
poems and many floral illustrations, the
leading Canadian Flowers being tints
treated. This mid -Summer number will
contain nothing about Icebergs, Indians
or Snow Drifts, bot will represent Can-
ada's Summer beauty as no other issue of
any periodical has done. Among the
l contributors are Fidele H. Holland, Jean
Blewett, Charles G. D. Roberts, W. E.
Hunt, Ian Maolaren, Frank L. Pollook
and Thos. Swift. As a Canadian eonv-
enir, nothing equal to it bas ever been at-
tempted in this country.
A PEDLAR, not remarkable for bis hon-
esty, was offering for sale apair of gold (7)
rimmed speotaales to a lady in Acton the
other day for $1.60, explaining that be
bad found them on the track and oould
not find an owner. He buys these gold (1)
specs wholesale at $8.00 per dozen pairs.
The Free Press soya, it is hoped none of
our citizens were foolish enough to in-
vest." This same gent was overhauled
by Postmaster Spence and Constable
Scott some time ago. He should be sent
to "jug." To avoid fakirs of this kind
the public should patronize business men
of their own locality whose good name is
already eetabliehed. If they prefer to
take the chances it is their own look -out
and they should not complain when bitten.
Faint Moosotux.--J. H. Young a form•
er well known resident of Brussele, writes
as follows :—This is the second best Drop
we have had slime coming West, and only
about 6 acres got one night's frost. We
bad 52 acres of crop besides a third of
another plot which was on shores, and we
hope for favorable weather for stacking,
threshing and after that good prices.
We had a bad knook out in our electoral
District last June when a usual Censer.
votive majority of 800 or 1000 was turned
to 1054 the other way, a Patron being
elected. Our old member supported the
Remedial Bill, We will oaten on next
election. There was no 12111 of July cel-
ebration nearer to us than Indian Head
and as that was too far away for ne we
did not attend, Annie took a 2nd olaee
teacher's certificate this year, the only
one given in the Moosomin Distriot. She
is now attending the Normal Sohooi for
4 months at Regina. Attie passed the
Entrance to High School last July, Mot -
ton is also taking up teacher's work.
Would like the names of the lads who
form your much talked of Fife and Drum
Band. We are enjoying the greatest of
blessings—good health, With kind re=
Bards to all enquiring friends.
LASTSpring J, 7, Gilpin had R Green
Gage plum tree upon whish he had a
limb of a Lombard variety grafted, This
Fall the new shoot, which attained great
growth, bore fruit in he shapea of
well
matured plum, w
Winne walking through the garden of a
well known Brueselita last week we were
treated to a supply of !unions raspberries,
the third o00p thus season. In the eagle
garden le a sun flower stalk upon which
are 16 flowers.
Rom, Tuobtsox, who has been with D.
D. Wilson for years, has leased a portion
of ,Jas. Ballantyns'e building and has
embarked in the egg and butter business,
He will pay oath for both of these vary
important commodities end will no doubt
da a large trade, For years the oath
system of purobasiug eggs lute been found
to be the most sotielaotory and with but.
ter it will be even more so, owing to the
diffioulty often experienoed by merchants
in grading it and finding a profitable
market, We wish Mr. Thomson encoees
and recommend him to the farming Dom-
mnnity, as this 113 one of the surest ways
of building up a good butter market. He
will be found at the side entranos,
Thomas street, of Mr. Balien tyne'e
grocery.
Business Locals.
Loxo, clear bacon at MoOraoken's.
BALANCE of my dusters, fly nate, ho., at
oost. I. C. Richards.
Bn'n tomatoes only 40a, per bushel et
Thos. Kelly's, Bruesele.
COMMUTABLE residence, with } acre of
land, for sale. H, Dennis,
Fon beet value in boots and shoes we
take the lead. I. C. Richards.
GREAT bargains in harness, collars,
trunks, &o., for 80 days at H. Dennis'.
CIIEAP 1 cheap I harness of all kinds,
both heavy and light. I. C. Richards.
Bormsn oats and all kinds of mill feed
for Bale at Ross' mill, Brn8se15.
SET second-hand single harness for
sale oheap. Sign big Scotch collar. I.
0. Richards,
LEAVING Tows.—H. Dennis is selling
off his entire stook owing,to intended re-
moval. Big bargains for 80 days,
• noun! Pon l Manitoba patent,10Oan-
itoba mixture, or straight Ontario, best
in the market, for Bale at Rosa' mill.
Goon second hand lumber wagon, wide
tire, newly painted, with box and whiffle -
trees, for sale at a bargain.
B. Gerry, Brussels.
Fn'ron'- Onre, the great Dough and
croup 00'e, 1s in greet demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
dente. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
KARL's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead clear as
a bell. 25 ate., 50 cts. and $100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
Pas Ur.—Ail accounts due me must be
settled before Sept. 15th as I purpose
leaving town on that date. All unsettled
accounts will be placed in other hands
for collection after Sept. 15111.
H. DENNIS, Brussels.
REPAIRING DONE.—Machinery, bicycles,
lawn•mowere, scissors, implements and
all kinds of tools sharpened and
put in order at reasonable prices
for spot cash by saw filer T. McGregor,
of Brussels, Queen Sl. East.
Axa one needing saws hammered hod
better bring them in now as I have a
practical saw maker engaged to straight.
en and true saws at my shop, Queen st.
east, Brussels. T. MCGREGon, saw filer.
BUTTER AND EGGS.—Having secured the
Egg department of Jas. Ballantyne'e
business, I am prepared to pay the high-
est market cash price for good butter
and fresh eggs at Ballantyne's aide store
door. ' Bobt. Thomson, Brussels.
PARCEL lost on Saturday evening be-
tween American Hotel and Ament's
factory. Said parcel was inclosed in a
grain bag with name Snarling on bag.
Finder will kindly leave at the home of
Henry Burgess, opposite Ament Bros.'
factory, and much oblige.
MRs, T. S. HAwr.INs, Chattanooga,
Tenn„ says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the beat remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used "
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Pries 75 eta. Sold by Jas. Fox.
OARPETs.-Any one desiring oarpete
will do well to call at the Brussels Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
prioe from 80e. to $1.00. Howe & CO.
PAINTING, &0.—The undersigned, hav-
ing entered into partnership, are prepar-
ed to do all kinds of work in the following
lines :—Plain and ornamental painting,
kalaomining, frescoing, paper•hanging,
sign -writing, &°., &o.• Remember our
motto, "Firat-class work 'and reasonable
charges." Sxnweur & RITCHIE,
Brussels.
WELL-DIGOINO AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure sa0iefaotion.
Wells cleaned out and put in propel.
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry at., Brussels. 84-tf
SOR3r .
Teti.—In Goderioh, on Aug. 23rd, to In -
sputter and Mrs, Tom, a daughter.
Mclsroau.—In McKillop, on Aug. 30811,
the wife of Mr. Finley McIntosh, of
twins, son and daughter. Son stili
born,.
OamennLL,—In lbteKillop, on Aug. 0118b,
the wife of Mr. Robt. Campbell, of a
8001.
Kermit --ID Seaforth, on Ang. 31st, the
wife of Mr, Wm. Keller of a son.
MaGILLlaunnx.—At 448 Manning Avenue,
Toronto, on Aug. 10011, the wife of
Mr, Thomas McGillicuddy, of a eon,
McKExorn.—In Wingham, on Aug. 24111,
the wife of Mr. D. MoKeozie of aeon.
BULLAnb.—In Wingham, On Aug. 26th,
the wife of Mr,Joseph Bullard of a
son.
ELLIOTT:—In Ingersoll, on Aug, 22nd, the
wife of Mr. R. Elliott, formerly of
the Wingham Times, of 8 son,
Lownin.—In Howlett, on Saturday, Aug,
81st, the wife of Mr, Jamas Lowrie
of a daughter.
a¢ARRxaa.
BowEx—PAISn9x.—At the residence of
the bride's father, Clinton, on Aug.
26011, by Bey. A. Stewart, Prof. O.K.
0. Bowen, of Tecumseh, Mich., to
Mies Marie, second daughter of W.
J. Paleloy, License Inepootor, West
Huron.
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ASSETS, (Seven Mt is
n Dollare)
CAPI'EAL (Authorized)
$7,000,000
82,000,000
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A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers Notes Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all pointe,
SAV)NOS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 81.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded ball yearly.
SPEoIAn ATTENTION OIVEN TO TEE COLLAOTION Olt FARDf9918' BALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Oustomere living at a distance,
J. A. STEWART MANACOM,
E A11F,u=GAL500n)oR.--In 'Wroxeter, On
Wednesday, Sept. 2nd, Mr. John
Earner, to Mins Blanche Gallagher,
.40.'C:rCTSO:37' C.li.Lr�S_
MONDAY, Sim. 28111,—Farm stock,,
implements, &o. Lot22, con. 18, Grey.
Sale unreserved at 1 o'clock. Jonoen
McInnis, Propt. F. S. Scott, Ana.
AGT-uT,Cv..72.,T'07R.A.S� HAIRS,
Brussels, Oct. 1.& 2.
Sb. Marys, Oot. 6 de 7.
Tavistock, Sept. 21 & 22.
Woodstock, Sept. 24 & 25.
Mitchell, Sept. 20 & 80.
East Nieseuri,at Tbamesford, Sept, 30,
Stratford, Oct, 1 & 2.
Blanabard, at Kirkton, Oot. 8 and 9,
Western, at London, Sept. 10 to 19.
West Nissouri, at Thorndale, Oct. 8.
Guelph, Sept. 15, 16, 17.
.Elmo, at Atwood, Sept. 20 & 80.
Listowel, Sept. 22 & 23.
Belgrave, Sept. 24 & 25.
Blyth, Oct. 11 & 12.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
�RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
Fixebmertgage, faxen seonrlty. Ap].ply
at 111110 POST Publishing House, Brussels,
HEAVY DRAUGHT MARE, 4
years old, for sale. Apply to
9.1 JAS, CUTHILL,
Lot17, 000.19, Grey.
rj1WU WELL BRED JERSEY
.1 Heifers, aged 1 year, and 2 months re-
spectively, f Or sale. Apply to
'8.2* JAMES DUNCAN,
Lot 27, Con. 4, Morris.
D E SIRABLE RE SIDENOE
rnu SALE.—Lots 220' end 901, Queen at.
Terms reasouable to a cash pur0hnser. Ap-
pl y on the premises or to
28 W. M. SINCLAIR.
TINOHESTER REPEATER,
10 shooter, nearly new, with reload•
ins tools and a number of loaded and empty
cartridges for sale A. DUPADMAN
Druggist, Brussels,
1AR11I FOR SALE OR TO
Bent, being Lot 20, Don. 7, Grey. This
is a good farm adjoining the village of Ethel.
Omni eatable house, good bank barn and over
80 acres cleared. Terms easy._ Applyto
8.4 VJM. SPN00, Ethel.
STRAYED ON THE PREMIS
as of the uudersigued. Lot 20. Oh line,
Morris, on or about June 15th, a yearling
heifer, The owner is requested to prove
property,pay expenses and take her away.
84 JNO. BARR,Bruseels P. 0.
Q TRATED ON THE PREM—
raze of the undersigned, Lot 20, Con. 10
Gray, ou or about July 12th, two ewes and
two Iambs. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay 5 UGH0CUNNINGFIAM away.
0-4 Ethel?. 0.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his comfort.
WAG cottage and d acre of land ou Turnberry
street, ilru ase]s fOr solo. 013 the premises is
aood well, stable, fruit trees, &c. For price
and. terms 101111V to
1•0f ALEX. MOLAUCHLIN, Proprietor.
ET OTJSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers his brick re8i1.-
8000 adjoining Brussels, 10th eon., Grey, for
sale, There is one acre of land, mostly
planted with small fruits, stable, well,&o.
For prioe and terms apply to the undersign.
ed. WALTER RICHARDSON,
52.4 Brussels P. 0.
Voters' List Court.
Notice is hereby given that a Court will be
held, pursuant to the "Voters' List AO," by
His Honor the Judge of the IOouut • Court of
the county of Buren, at the TOWN HALL,
BRUSSELS , on the Fifteenth Day orsew
telllber, 1806 at l o'clock, to hear and de.
tormiue the several oomplaiuts of errors and
omi0sions ill tlte. Voters' List of the Munici-
pality of Brussels for 1800, Ail persons hav-
teud business
saidtGinCourt
and plane required to at.
Dated the let day of September, 1820,
F.8. SCOTT,
Clerk of the said Municipality.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE. — 200
aoree—Coneieting of Lots 18 on the 703
and 803 Concessions, Township of Grey, be-
ing 1 mile from the Village of Ethel and 64
miles from Brussels, 40 acres of Fall wheat
sown and about 80 acres under grass ; 00
acres 0lca8ed on each. Perms of payment
easy. A, Mo10ELVLY, IFI, D.,
84• Brussels,
lVl ANITOBA LAND FOS SALE.
—100 aoree of geed farm land ab
Springs eld, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is ador-
ed for sale at a low prise. The impart', i8
North Saab 4 See,10, TWp. 11, Bongo 4, East.
There is a house ontbe promisor end some
breaking done, For fall partioulare as to
price, title, d:o„write or applyto
G.F. BLAIR or l. U, HERR,
20.19 Brussels, Ont.
!_'t OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
l7� the Township of Grey. In order to
close an estate the West half of Lot 20, Oen.
7, Township of Grey, 00 acres, le offered for
immediate sale. On the promisee are a good
frame dwelling with kitchen, &o., also two
frame barns, good water orchard, &0„ and is
close to the Village of ltithel,. Softie of the
best and term is well foveal, Apply to
ALEX. MoKELVEY, M.D., Brussels WM,
MoKEL'VJIIY, Tani ogtown ; or A• HUNTER,
Brussels.
SPLENDID FARlv1 FOR SALE.
i.
That excellent farm, Lot 15, Con. 0,
Township of Grey, 102 wires, mutat be 0010 at
onoiu ordorto aloseoetato of deceased own -
or. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good
buildings, ample water imply, largo or.
oltard, 13 miles from Crembraok, is tmtlor
goo.] eoltivatlon and. ie 0. vory desirable fro.
party Mcleod. Apply to RICHARD MIT-
CHELL, -Brussels 1.0. • JOHN MITCHELL.
on the tremiste r or A. (040NTl 11,13rtaasols.
Dated Sept, 190(1,1801.
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0,. 00D FARM FOR SALE NEAT
N7f Brussels, Great bargain. Lot 7,00n,
0 Grey township, Good buildings and or -
Chard, well watered, suitable for mixed Or
dairyfarming, Apply to WM, ISILLOUG10
on the promises or to PITOMAS Hb1RITAGE,',
Loudon West,
FAR14I FOR SALE.—THE UN-
farm,Lot 38 Oon, 10, Greer y] for sale, 100here
are 80 acres cleared, bulana° good hardwood
Medi. Onthe promisee le a. comfortable
frame house, frame barn and ou tbmldings;
good orchard; wells, &o, 40 aures under
Groes, Farm lie excellent ,etate of cultiva-
tion, 13 miles from Oraubrook village end fla-
ir= Brussels.” Possesaiou could be given
this Fall. For further particulars as to
prioe, tonne, &e., apply. on the promis88-or
write
to 0 Whf, A:NND AMUEL OARN00HAN,
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
•
The eligible 200 acre farm. composed Of
lots 10 and 17 in thel0bh con., Groy tows ship,
Huron Co., and 60 acres, part of lots 10 and
17, 1111 oon.. belougiug to the BobertL'rown
estate, i6 offered for sale to wind up estate.
On the first farmisa good stone house and
large bank barn, necessary outbuildings,. or-
ohard, &e. Farm well watered, well fenced
and in good state of oultiyation. About 60
acres of bush, 42 of which is hardwood. On
the 50 aore farm there is a house and' barn,
orchard, and about 8 acres of bush. Forme
sold jointly or separately t0 shit purchaser.
Possession given in the Pall. Farms are on-
ly a mile from the village of Oraubrook,
where are school, churches, post -office.
stores, &o., and o7 miles to the thi•]ying mar-
ket town Brussels. Per further particulars
as to price, terms, &o., apply to
AG NHS 3311094'N,)
JAMES 10100WN, }Executors.
JOHN BROWN', 1
Oranbrook P.O.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for serriee on
Lot 20, Onu, 6, Morrie, the tboro' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from J. E. Brethour'o sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Fair. Tonne, 81.00 to be paid
at the tame of service with privilege of re -
900010g if necessary, Pedigree may be seen
on application.
ROBT. NICHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will Leap for service on.
Lot 00, Oon. 0, Morris. the thoro'•bred Large
English Berkshire Boar, Captain John."
His mother is a full sister to the 1st prise
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will be
produced on application. Tonna-91.00 to
be paid attime of service with privilege of
returning if necessary.
14.810 .TAS. SPEIR, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THF
undersigned will lteop for aorvioe on
Lot 27. Con. 4, Morrlu, the thorn' bred Tam-
worth boar, "Ring George," purobased from
H. George&Sous, who got first prize for
their herd at Guelph Fat ,Stook Show. The
dam of "King George" won first prize at the
Show, Loudon England. Hi3 etre, was im-
ported and weighed 750 lbs. Terme 91.00 to
be paid at time of service with privilege of
returning if necessary. Pedigree may be
aeon on application.
RICHARD ARMSTRONG,
40•0f Proprietor.
Ancient Order of Vnitod Workmont
This old and prosperous Fraternal Assoai•
titian numbering 850,000 members we pre-
senting to the public, their popular and scan•
cambial rates to worthy men, at the very low
rate of about 58.00 per 91,000 per annum.
The"Workmen" Promptly JL'113' i,enkb
Claims and expect a largo increase to its
members now that those American Line
Companies don't seem satiefantory to 0an•
adieus,
RC33T. ARMSTRONG, ht, W. •; W. H. HERR,
Recorder J. A. C14ELGHTON,Flnauoior,
Executors Notice to Creditors.
IN TEE ESTATE OP EL22ABETII HUGHES
CAMPBELL, LATE ON TDM TOWNSHIP Or
GIME, IN TDM COUNTS 09 IHUMON AND
PROVINCE OF ONTAItIo, WIDOW, DE-
C/BASED.
Notice is hereby given nuraneut to Chap.
110, Fee. 80, of the Revised Statutes of Outer.
io, 1887, that all orediture and others having.
claims, ]]bus or demands against the oetato
of the -said lllioabbetlr Hughes Campbell, who
died on or about the fifth day of .August,
1803, 08 the said Township of Grey, aro re-
quired to send by post prepaid for deliver to
David Campbell er Alexander Alexander
(both) of the said Township of Grey, yeomen,
post office address Molesworth, Out., the ex-
ecutors of ash! estate, or to F. It, Blewett,
Eeq.,L)0towel,Ont„their Solicitor, on or be.
fora the 17th day of September, 10116, their
names, addreaeos and descriptions, the full
pantioulars of their claims duly rode oil anti
tthehemnature. of the aoaurities (if any) held by
And take notlee that after the said 17th
day of September, 1800, the said Exaeutore
will proceed to dietribobo the aseots of said
estate among the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of witioh
notice have been received as above required
and the said Executors will not be liable for
the said assets or any part thereof to any
personhthavebeen%oeiveda'claim
afo esoidby
the said Exoontors ab the time of atoll die-
tributlou.
DAVID CAMPBELL, II"eators,
AALEXANDERALEXANDER,at
0.4 F, R.BLIOWNTT, their Solicitor,
DENTAL.
TAR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Lioentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Drown and Bridge wort a specialty. lIodor.
ate Fees. Satiefactlou Assured. Office over
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry St., Brus-
sels,
VETERINARY.
D. WARWIOK,
t . Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated aulmalo lu a com-
petent mariner, Partoahtr attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calla promptly at.
tended to. Odioa and Isflrmary—'Pour (bore
north 0f bridge Turnberry et., Brueeols,
VOW.,
WilE
CI:1P011
Take it with Your Exercise
and Build up the System.
Our Beef Wine and Iron is a splen-
did Summer' Tonic, eounteraote the et -
feats of excessive heat, supplies the body
with the elements necessary to take the
place of that lost by undue perspiration.
There 10 DO better medloine fpr mental or
physical languidness. Only coats 1 cent
per dose and 100 doses work wonders.
Try it,
Af tor you bare that tired feeling re-
moved by using a bottle of the above per-
haps you would like a game of
CROKINOLE.
If so we would be pleased to show you
soma of the new boards we are selling at
$1.00 and $1.25 at
Fox's Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1T4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
1Lc Solicitor and Oonveyaneer. Oolleo•
Mons made. office—Vonetone'e Block, Brus-
sels. 21.8m
AAT M. SINCLAIR
Y0 '
• Solicitor Conveyancer Block, 1y door
Bs, &a. Office—Vauatope's Block, door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,.
Air G. CAMERON,
Cameron )(Barrister and Solicitor,G derlah,
Out. Office—Hamilton St., Opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
G•
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
Solicitor, &o. (late o1 Garrow &
Proudfo0t'a Offio0, Goderioh.) Office oyer
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stock atome lalty. Orders ]eft at q'HE POST
P abiishiug Hooso,Bru seels,or scathe Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt etteeUee.
T1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
.x. • HER, w111 Sell for bettor priouo,to
better men, in ass time and loss charges
than any other Auctioneer lu Eaet Huron
or he won't °barge auytbing. Dates and
orders can ahvays be arranged at this officio
or by personal application.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T. A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
el • 0. M., U. R. 0.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P .
8. Ont, Reaidenee and office in Wilson's
Bloat, corner of fall and Turnberry Sta.
F
e• Ph rotator', Surgeon A000uoher, etc,
M. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Vacuity, Member of College of 1'byeielans
and Surgeons Out. OFFICE—Noxi door to
M0D0nald & Co., Walton. Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
NTH. MoORAOKEN,
Usurer of Marriage Licenses. 091oe
able Grocery, Turnberry street, Brueaeis.
N. BARRETT,
.
Tonsorial Artiet• Shop—Next door
south of A. 11. Molloy & Co's hardware store.
L10000 and ehildrrsns Bair cutting's specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
51.00 to 81,CO0 uud allows 84 nor cont.
i ntero81, 'J.`, FAR1tU\Vl
37-3m Poabmaetor•
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. PLETCHER
1481101 of Marriage' Licenses,
CFFIQE AT. JEWELRY STORn.
8 "No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHGR, Brussels.
U7'ELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
SnRANOE Oo. Nstablishod 1890, Tn-
eur0na80 effected on all Town and Farm
Property at very low rates.
J. A. 011E101180N,
10.0m Agent, Brussels,
ALEX. HUNTER, ,
Clerk of the Fourth Divl8ion Cour
0e.. Heron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan end Ineuranee Agent, Funds
inveotod and to loan.. Collections made
Office in Graham's Bleak, Brussels
T'HOS. A. HAWKINS,
lt
iye
tV10g00,0 1100 to t yBoo8,oporon
theuperr organ, rl hiss, Vo Room, ne lab
the post'l'O>, °, ears 819. Vaal10 t0 a also
Von, Ton years experience in. teething;:
Torme moderate