HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1896-9-18, Page 8WE HAND NOW A
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Put up in 16e, and
25C. Bottles.
DEADMAN c McOALL,
Druggists, Optioiane and 139oksellere,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
600100120 EXTENSION W. 0. & R.
Trains lease Brassela Station, North
and South, as follows:
GaING SOnTE. GOING Nonni.
Ilan 6;26 a.m. I Mixed 9:40 a.
12:54 Mail 6:08
Nixed.,....... 0:00 p.m, Express 8:48 p.m,
,o cal 11:eii 3 1n }
A chiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
ADVERTISE your strayed stook.
Pae your subscription to Tae POST.
TEE days are shortening up rapidly._
TARE THE POST if you want the newt.
Two oars of heading were received by
Ament Bros.
GERRY BRos. received another oar of
ooal this week.
NEW window sash have been placed in
Boss' flour mill.
Sxximex passengers were ticketed to
London on Monday.
Loox after your well and cellar at this
season of the year, for health sake.
MESSRS. BAKEE2 & V.NsTooe shipped a
oar of bogs and a ear of peas this week.
A DOUBLE deoked oar of lambs was ship.
ped from Brussels on Tuesday by John
Roadie's.
THE silver watch lost, and advertised
in Tao Poor last week, was found and
restored to the well•pleased owner.
Lase Tuesday R. N. Barrett reoeived a
young hound from Woodstock, per ex.
press. Game will have to fly high now.
TRH Canadian Order of Foreste,•a,
Brussels, purchased a Doherty organ
from R. Leatherdale, this week, for their
Hall.
We are rendering all our accounts this
month and expect prompt settlement. Ib
is a pleasure to do business with prompt
pay. Stara & MCLAREN.
Tan flax mill has about finished the
threshing for this year, and the haude
are now lifting the rotted flax. Scutoh•
ing will commence shortly.
FEATHER I3Ex0VATOR.—Take the chance
now and have your feather beds and pil-
lows thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
.TNn. WALKER, opposite Town Hail.
W. F. SCOTT, of Brussels, won a num-
ber of prizes at the Dutton Caledonian
games last Friday. Lord and Lady
Aberdeen were among the visitors of
note.
A Bergsma young lady proved her
proficiency as a cook by sending a lemon
pie to the doubting "Thomas." He's
satisfied now as to her ability. Wedding
invitations later.
THos. MCGiu0On'9 wonderful book saw
was on exhibition at both the Toronto
and London big faire. W. A. B. Fish.
leigh also displayed his new patent stove
drum in both cities. It is pronounced to
be the article the public is looking for.
Mne. Small and her two daughters re-
moved to Brussels this week from Ripley,
Mrs, Smith's eon le operator at the G. T.
P. station here. They have rented J. A.
Oreightoo'8 house, Queen street. 'Lan
Pose welcomes them as residents of Bree-
se 18.
Exounsiox.—The G. T. R. is running
an exours!on from all 8Eatione on all their
branches North of Guelph, on Monday, ' I
Sept. 28th, to St. Anne de Bsaupe, Que-
bec, for $10.50 fur the round trip. ' Mak-
Sts available on all regular trains on date
mentioned, and good to return for twelve
dap. Parties may stop off at Quebec,
Montreal, 8to.
A Goon COLT.—In the three year old.
colt's race at the Toronto Industria) Fair
Messrs. Irvine & Hughey, of Mitchell,
were easy winners with their horse, Billy
E. Although the track was very heavy
from the late rains, he took three straight
heats in 2.371, 2.41} and 2.30. In one of
the heats he made half a mile in 1.12.
Billy 1:. was sired by Gustser, the fine
stallion owned by A. Koenig, Brussels,
and promises to be one of the fastest
horses in Canada. Mr. Koenig is track-
ing Gustaer, with the intention of giving
him a record this fall, He's a good
mover,
Tun G. N. W. ExannxroN,—Don't fail
to visit Goderich during this Fall Fair
next week. The program fnoludea the
preeenoe of Lord and Lady Aberdeen,
who will be received jointly by the Dir-
ectors and Town Council, with a military
esoort and a band ; a mammoth chores
of 260 school ohildren in a select program
of national and patriotic songs ; and an
evening reception by their Exoellenofee,
when addressee will be presented, inolud•
ing ono to Lady Aberdeen from Irie5
citizens of the. riding. The speeding
event8 will beat least egnel to last year,
which is saying it good ens), and the en.
tries for live stook and fruit will be tab
excelled. The sawing match will be well
contested, Au electrical display, showing
the marvels and conveniences of eleobrio
power, will be a feature. The poultry
house and other buildings have been en-
larged end improved, and the dining hall
and arrangements for refreshments will
be as oomplete as in a firet,olaee hotel.
This le the popular Fair of the Huron.
district, and you can't afford to mise it.
Fare awl ou8.1515d tiOkete on the G. T.
R., from 22nd, good to return on 256h,
and single fare on 23rd, good to return on
0495. Special brain0 out each evening at
p. In.
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Tn1'leawos are pakipg ren their 311113112111
Onto.
?, & J. I,avnuniTeo shipped a oar 0f fiao
tbie week.
LATE dux is nee an good a crop 00 that
ripened earlier,
'. nie your
Noa nerals bills e9 TRH POST
Exile the date of I90,00 Boron Iran Fair
in mind-'-Octobeg 1 and 2, at Bru eels..'
GEonan Perigee ehipped a oar of horses
this week and will forward another nest
week,
111950 plaoed my:bgoks iti 11181oandir el
J. Y.S. Kirk, who luta authority to col -
beat all a000unte due me. H, DENNIS.
Two new furnaces will be planed in the
Methodist 0hureh basement to replace tile
muse used einoe the ohureb WAS emoted,
Wr1;L, 13AE15ER, while rendering tallow
at A. Currie'e received a nasty burn on
his face Flom the melted grease the other
day.
THE town band did not play laet Fri-
day evening — the $rat omission this
889800, owing to some of the members
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being ill.
W. H. McOnten5N is getting his exhibit
of roots. vegetables, &o. ready for the
fall faire, Mao, will make the 'best of
them hustle.
Tan Reeve was at Goderieh this week
attending the eittbngs of the Commission
in connection with the division of Huron
for County Council purposes.
Orin thanks are due to the Dirsotors of
the Lietowel Horticultural Sooiety for
oomplilneotary tickets. Their Fair will
be held on Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week.
Geo. Hamlin', while trying to mount
his bicycle with a parcel on Wednesday,
took a "header" and came in content
with "Mother Earth" rather sooner than
he expected, cutting his hand badly.
THIS week the "Crystal Palace" at the
Agricultural Park is being pat in order
for the Fall Fair. Refreshment booths
are also being taken, and, with good
weather, East Huron Fall Fair for 1890
will be a sweeper. Read the list of at-
tractions in another item.
JUDGE MASSON held Voters' list Court
in. Brussels on Tuesday afternoon in the
Council Chamber. The interest's of the
Liberals were looked after by Barrister
Blair and Barrieter Taylor was there in
behalf of the Oonservatives, This was
Judge Masson's first visit here. He is a
fine looking, genial gentleman and made
a favorable impression on the Court.
W. F. M. S.—Tuesday afternoon the
annual meeting of Broaeels Branch of
the Women's Foreign Missionary Society
was held at the residence of Mrs. W. F.
Stewart. After the presentation of the
annual report, whioh showed the total
membership to be 21 and the total re •
ceipis for the year 347.80, the following
office bearers were elected :
President—Mrs. Jno. L. Kerr ;
let Vice President—Mre. H. BanI
2nd Vice President—Mrs. R. Paul ; ,
Oor. Secretary—Mrs. Watson Ainley;
Rec. Secretary—Mise E. E. Kerr ;
Treasurer—Mrs. W. F. Stewart.
Mre. Stewart will represent Brussels
Branch at the annual gathering to be
held in London in October.
TOADSTOOLS.—A story is told at the ex•
pense of the genial Conductor Quirk,
well known on the W. G. & B. While
going homeward toward Kincardine he
saw a plot of what he thought to be
beautiful mushrooms. He took stook of
the location, and his mouth fairly water•
ed ae he prospectively saw the toothsome
dainty on his plate. When Kincardine
was reached, and his duty done for that
day, he boarded the evening accommo-
dation going southward, and, with baeket
in hand, was singing "What shall the
harvest be?" as he hied him to the
"mushroom" patch. Like Julius Cresar,
he came, he saw, but he didn't conquer
like old Jule, as on closer scrutiny the
muahroome turned out to be a first-olass,
able-bodied family of toadstools. Oon-
duotor Quirk went back to the lakeside
thoroughly convinced that "things am
not what they seem."
FALL FAIR ATTRACTIONa.—The follow-
ing constitute some of the specialities on
the program at Eaat Huron Fall Fair on
Friday, Oct. 2nd :—Best lady driver, the
contestantto hareem horse, hitch to
boggy and drive once aronod the half
mile track, let, $2,50 ; 2od, 31.50 3rd,
31.00 ; foot race, 100 yards, (profession•
ale barred, lat, 32.00 ; 2ud 31.00.
Boy's race, under 12 years, 50 yards,
lot, $1 ; 2ud, 76c. ; 3rd, SOe. ; 405, 25o.
Girl's race, under 6 years, 60 yards, let,
75o ; 2nd, 500 ; 8rd 25o ; 415 20o. Old
man's rao8, over 50, 100 yards, 1st, 31 ;
2nd, 50o. Beet trained collie dog, (exbi•
hition to be given on Fair grounds), let,
$2.00 ; 2nd, 31.00 ; three entriee or no
prize. Sawing match, two cute off beech
og, lst 33.00 ; 2nd, 32.00 ; 8rd, 31.00.
Entries to be in three days before Show.
MODEL Scaoons.—•The following are the
Model school students now in training at
the Public eohoole, Goderieh, for the
duties of teachers ; Benson Guest, Gode-
rioh ; J. Robert McTavish, Goderieh ;
L. L. Conzene, Auburn ; R. A. MoMordie,
Kippen; Vinetta Hanes, Crediton ; Char-
ity Lewis, Clandeboye; Frank D. Clark-
son, Seaforth ; James C. Duucao, Bros•
eels ; Bertha Duff, Goderieh ; James
Horton, Hurondale ; Winnie A. Ball,
Godsriab; Walter Hawkins, Port Albert ;
Chrietine Gordon, Sheppardton ; Sarah
McKnight, Nile ; Louis Hooey, • Ford-
wich ; Jennie Smilife, Heneall ; Edith
McCaughan, Godericb ; Lizzie Robert-
son, Goderich ; Wm. Treleaven, Lanes ;
Ina. C. Martin, Wbitechuroh ; Ruby
Crittenden, Belmare ; Wm. Tippet, Bay.
field ; Edith Reid, Luoknow ; Evelyn
Reid, Luoknow,
"Fannie" for September (published by
the Bryant Press, Toronto) is a magni-
ficent number. It opens out with a full
and readable description of what is being
done for agrioulbure in Ontario, by insane
of governmental enterprise and voluntary
aseociatbon, giving en account of the 0n.
tario Department of Agriculture and of
its worke, and of many of the aesooiaEione
and societies that have been formed to
advance agriculture in Ontario, ouch ea
the different live Stock associations, the
different dairy associations, the farmers'
inslitntoe, &c. This article is illnetrated
by nearly ,sixty portraits and views.
Other leading articles take up the Silo,
the Heavy Horse Trade, the Enriching
of Impoverished Soils, How to Make
Money out of Poultry, Draining Roads,
eta., many of them illustrated. The pro-
gram for the year inoludee a number of
artioles on the Dairy Industry, the Sheep
Industry, the Beef Industry; the Pork
Industry, New Methods of Tillage, Suit-
able Seeds for Special Seib!, eto, We
commend "Farming" to our farmsre and
stockmen, ae being worth many bimee
over the eubeetiption pylae, which is only
$1.00. Subscriptions received at this
office.
}War Stumm tools a noel) light view
of the American Hotel dining room an
!pneeday,,
Oeunoroo,on BAnrinn's boll dog, Thos,
Fleteher'e (looker spaniel and ;no, Beat.
tl s setter e tel aro dead from 1
e f t1 the r eeutf
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pion, No Glue as to where it wee got.
ToANlce,—Our thanks are due for e
)cumber of prompt remittances fop back
subscriptions to Wm.Poo:, There are
hundreds yet we are anxioilg to hear
:from in the near Latino, Did you re•
ueive a notification from us ?- If so,
kindly cot on it,
tomo SEA800.—Trip duck shooting
eoa80n mule Deo, 15th. The open mason
for grapes, pheasant, prairie fowl or.
partridge, =adorn*, snipe, Tail, plover,
or any other waterfowl, or game bird or
animal, including bleok or gray epnirrele
and bares began September 1695 'ane
audit Member 166b. The open Beason
for quail begins one month later than the
others, on Ootober 15th, and ends the
same day, December 15th,
Trio Seaforth ltxpositor of last week,
in speaking of the football metal in that
town on Labor Day, says ; The sewed
event was a football match ,between the
Hurons of Seaforth and ateam from the
Brussels olub. In this matnk the Hurons,.
who were supposed to be almost invin-
cible, got their eyes opened by the men
from the north, and they found then to
be men well worthy of their Steel, and
men on whom they ooeldnot make a
single march. The match .olosed a tie,
with one game for each club. Itis need-
less 10 say that the Brussels boys put up
a good game of football, and they went
home feeling "first rate," as they had
good reason to do.
Business Locals.
' Lotto, clear bacon at MoOraolien'e.
BALANosof my dusters, fly eels, &c., at
oast. I. 0. Richards.
RIPE tomatoes only 40e. per bushel at
Thos. Kelly's, Brussels.
0001NO0TAntE residence, with } acre of
land, for cele. H. Dennis.
Fon best value in boots and shoes we
take the lead. I. C. Richards.
GOAT bargains in harness, collars,
trunks, &o., for 30 days at H. Dennis'.
Casey 1 cheap I harness of alt kinds,
both heavy and light. I. C. Richards.
ROLLED oats and all kinds of mill feed
for sale at Rose' mill, Brussels.
SRT second-hand single harness for
sale cheap. Sign big Sootoh Dollar. I.
0. Richards.
L0°v1so TowN.—A. Dennis is selling
off his ,",lire stools owing to intended re.
moved. Big bargains for 30 days.
FLOUR! Amin I Manitoba patent, Man-
itoba mixture, or straight Ontario, beet
in the market, for sale at Rose' mill.
Goon second hand lumber wagon, wide
tire, newly painted, with box and whiffle.
trees, for sale at a bargain.
B. Gerry, Brussels.
Samoa's Care, the great cough and
croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty.five doses ; only 25
oents. Children love it. Sold by Jae.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
KARL'S Clover Boot will purify your
blood, olear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your bead clear as
a bell. 25 eta., 60 cte, and $100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels.
PAY Ur.—All accounts due me must be
settled before Sept. 15Ih as I purpose
leaving town on that date. All unsettled
accounts will be planed in other hands
for collection after Sept. 16111.
H. DENNIS, Brueeete.
Bwrsue AND Eeea.—Hiving sectored 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 side store
door• Robt. Thomson, Brussels.
MRs. T. S. HAWKING, Chattanooga,
Tenn., Gaye, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the beet remedy
for a debilitaed system I ever used."
For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it
excels. Price 76 Ots. Sold by Jas. Fox.
Orinase --Any one desiring carpets
will do well to call at the Brueeels Wool-
en Mill before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
price from 30e, to $1.00. Howe & Co.
PAINTING, &o. -The undersigned, hav-
ing entered into partnership, ere prepar-
ed to do ati kinds of work in the following
lines :—Plain and ornamental painting,
kaleomining, fresooing, paper•hangtng,
sign•writing, &e., &o. Remember our
motto, "First-class work and reasonable
°barges." STEWART & RITCHIE,
Bruseele.
WELL -DIGGING AND Derma/G.—George
Birt bas 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 eatiefaotion.
Wella cleaned out and put in proper
share, Terms reasonable. Residence
emend door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 34.0
M30232.2,7
BURGESS.—In iviitobell, on Sept, lltb, the
wife of Mr. W. W. Burgess of e
daugh ter.
TIIRNDeLL.—In Grey, on August 15th, the
wife of Mr. Oliver Turnbull of a son.
Wenwcct.—In Morris, on Sept. 2nd, the
wife of Mr. Thos.Warwiok of a son.
B1iYDEN•—In Wingham, on Sept. 4th, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Bryden of a eon.
McBvntrny.—ln East Wawanoeb, on Sept,
4th, the wife of Mr, Wm. McBurney
of a son.
Lrrrns.—In Wingham, on Sept. 6th, the.
wife of Mr. Robt. Little of e, son.
SODY.—In Turnberry, on Sept. 765, the
wife of Mr, Wm. Soby of a eon.
Bnowx.--In Amheretburg, on Sept. 101h,
the wife' of Rev. C. W. Brown of a
daughter.
BL,tclt,—In Brussels, on Sept. 15th, the
wife of Mr. J. S. Blank, of Romaine,
.Labrador, of a son.
CALnnroN.—Io Morrie, on Sept. 11th, the
wife of Mr. George Oaldbiok, of a
daughter.
MARKS=07.
AsEe-Bns3N,—At the residence of the
bride's parente. Morrie, on Sept. 10911,
by Bev. A. K. Griffin, Brussels, Mr.
Joseph Ames, of Grey, to Mies Ella,
daughter of Mr. Wm, Bryan, of
Morrie,
=S=IrS.
FEnonsex.•—•In 112orrie, on Sept. 7611, Jae.
Ferguson, aged 80 years and 0
months,
S6nrif,.—In Walton, on Wednesday, Sept.
10th, Jennie N. beloved wife of Wm.
Smith, aged 47 years, 10 menthe and
25 days.
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A General Banking Business Trausaoted, Parnlere' Notes Discounted.
Drafte Iseued and Oolleetione made on all pointe,'
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPHOLM ATTnNTioN O5YE17 TO THE CIonnemon mr FARMERS' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded C'eetomers living ata dietanoe,
A.'L7'O'Ss mn- t3.A731:70..
MONDAY, SEPT. 28th.—Farm stook,
implemonte, ,3 o. Lot 22, 000. 18, Grey.
Sale unreserved ab 1 o'clock, : .Duncan
Molnnie, Propt, F. 5,;Soott, Auc,
THURSDAY, SEPT, 24,—Household feral -
tors, &o., Trot 00, Con. 4, Morris. Salo
unreserved at 2 O'0loolc, Donald Robert-
son, Prop. F. S. Scott, Alio.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 80.—Farm stock,ho.
plements, &c., Lob 19, Com 5, Morris,
Sale unreserved at 1 o'olook. Wm.
Stephenson, Prop, Geo. Kirkby, Ago.'
Aceeage: IZTSTV33 arm F$SR.F3,
Brussels, Oot. 1 & 2.
St, Marys, 006. 6 & 7.
Tavistock, Sept. 21 & 22.
W oodetook, Sept. 24 & 25.
Mitchell, Sept. 20 & 80.
East Nieseuri,at Thameeford, Sept. 80.
Stratford, Oat. 1 & 2.
Bianehard, at Birltton, Oot. 8 and 9.
WestNiesouri, at Thorndale, Oot. 8.
;Glma, at Atwood, Sept. 29 & 30.
Listowel, Sept. 22 & 23.
Belgrave, Sept. 24 & 25.
Blyth, cot. 11 & 12.
Clinton, Sept, 29 & 30.
Wingham, Sept. 29 & 80.
Goderieh, Sept. 22, 23 & 24.
7nricb, Sept. 23 & 24.
Exeter, Sept. 21 & 22.
Seaforth, Sept. 24 & 25.
Harriston, Sept. 80 & Oct. 1.
Bayfield, Oct. 1 & 2.
Fordwioh, Oot. 3.
Dungannon, Oot. 9 d: 10.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
T7RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
First mortgage, farm seourity. Apply
at Tut POST Publishing House, Brussels,
TWO WELL BRED JERSEY
3
golfers, aged 1 year, and 9 months re-
spectively, for sale. Apply to
848 JAMES DUNCAN,.
Lob 27, Con. 4, Monis.
D E SIRABLE RE SIDENOE
0012 SALE,—Cote 220'811(1281, Queen et.
Terme reasonable to a cash purchaser. Ap-
ply on the promises or to
98 W M. SIN CLAM
WINCHESTER REPEATER,
IO shooter, nearly WOW, with reload-
ing tools and a number of loaded and empty
cartridges for sale cheap,
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bre seals.
'FARO! FOR SALE OR TO
Bent, being Lot 20, Con. 7, Grey. This
is a good faun adjoiningthe village of Ethel,
Comfortable house, goobenk barn and ov or
80 acres cleared. Terms easy. App lyto
8-4 WM. SPENCE, Ethel.
Cl TRAYRD ON THE PREMIS-
1� Ps of the underedgned. Lot 20, 415 line,
Morrie, on or about June 15111, a yearling
heifer. The owner is requested to prove
property,pay expenses and take her m,vay.
0.4 JNO. BAItR, Brussels P. 0.
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TRAYED ON THE PREM–
isn• of the undersigned, Lot 20, bon. 10,
Grey, on or about July 19th, two ewes and
two lambs. The owner le requested to prove
property, pay Sexp
GH OIIN take them away.
0.4 �} Ethel P.0.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his comfort-
able cottage and 4 acre of land on Turnbeny
street, Brus cele for sale. On the premises is
aood well, etable,feuit trees,&e. For price
andterms ap1111y t0
1-tf ALES, MOLA BOHLEN, Proprietor.
_El- AND LOT FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers is brick 1'eaiU'
once ¢dioiuing Brussels, :0th con., Grey, for
sale. There ie one sore of land, mostly
planted with }mall fruits, stable, well, &c.
For price and terms apply to the undersign.
ed. WALTER Lt.01RATiD SON,
52-4 Brussels P. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
Ti1ARMS FOR SALE. — 200
1 aeras—Consisting of Lots 18 on the 7th
and 8th Concessions, Township of Grey, be -
in 1 mile front the Village of Ethel and 09
miles from Bre mobs. 40 wares of Fall .wheat
sown and about 80 acres under grass ; 20
acres cleared on mill, Schnee of payment
easy. A. Ida ELVEY, 00,
84- Brussels,
�j1ARM FOR SALE.—TIDE UN-
DEn0IONE3 offers his 00 acre farm, bo -
Ing trio North West 4 Lot 14, Con. 8, Monis,
for oak). About 46 acres alaarecl. Tbere is a
house, Lank barn, orchard, &a, on the prem.
1058. Possossiou.would be given next March,
with nrivtlege of worlringp land by purchaser
from day of sale. For price and terms anply
to W. H. KERR, Brussels, or ROBERT
HT3G14E8, Proprietor, Blyth. 10-2
iVA ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
100 acres of good farm land at
Springfiel(1, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer -
North sole
at 958 10 price. 11, The
property, e6
Therein a house on the promisee and eome
brooking done. icor full particulars as to
price, title, do., write or apply to
G. F. BLAIR or W. H, KERB,
20.61 Brussels, Ont.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN
GOOD
Township of Grey. In order to
aloes an °atat° the Weet half of Lot 20, Con.
7, Township of Grey, 50 acres, le offered for
immediate sale. On the ]premises area good
frame dwelling with kitchen, &o., also two
frame bene,ood water, ora antra, &o„ and is
close to the Village of Ethel. soil is of the
beat and farm is well fenced,Apply to
ALEX. MOKILVDY, M.D.. Brussels 1 `VISI.
A1o11;ELVEY, Jamestown; or A,30UN1ER,
Brun°ale,
t 1PLENDID EARN! FOR SALE.
I+ That ex0511008 farm, Lot 10„ Con. 9,
1'00318111901 (4ray, 100 gone, must be sold et
01100 in order to aloe° eetato of &Incased oven -
M. The lot is nearly all clearer), with good
buildings, ample watersupply, large or-
chard, 14 mile0 from Cranbroolo 18 Under
, good ouhivation and is a very desirable P50-
Petty!Wooed. Apply to RICHARD MIT.
(]HLL, Biueeela P. 0, ; JOHN MITCHELL,
on the tprbmiaes ; Or A. Himmel1t, Brussels,
Dated Sept, 1961,, 1800.
1. A.
STEWART MANAGER.
00,1) FARM FOR SALE NEAR
Brussole,. Great bargain, Lot 7, Con,
O, Groy township. Good buildiuga and or-
ches; wall watered, selbobio for mixedon
dairyfaruling. 4.pply bo WM. IiIt,L0UGH
ou the - West,so 05 to THOMAS HTIRITAGE,
Landau Wset,
"PARK FOR BALE.—THE UN.
DEReioNEn oiler their splendid100 acre
farm, Lot 29, Con. 12, Grey, for sale. There
are 86 acres cleared,balanao good hardwood
bush, 0n the promisee in a oomfoatable
frame holm, frame learn and outbuiidinpe;
good Farm wells,
1 state of oulbiya-:
tlon,14 miles from Oranbrook village and Of
front Brussels. Poeeossion could be given
blue Pail. Por further particulars us to
pride, terms; &o,, apply on the premises or
write to Cranbrook t . 0.
4-bf WM. AND 893011301,0910090051935,
VALUABLE FARMS 'FOR SALE.
The eligible 400 acre farm, composed of
Buren 00 , and 00 acres,apai' Grey loE 10 anpd
17,11th con., belonging to the Robert Brown
estate, 0s offered for. sale 40 0010(1 up estate.
On the first farm le a good atone Lohse and
large bank barn, necessary outbuildings, or -
(Hind, &a. Farm well watered, well fenced
and in good state of 5ultiyabion. About 50
the 50 of farm there ie a hoe se baud barn'
orchard, and about 8 acres of bush. Parma
sold jointly 01' separately to suit pmohaeer.
Possession given In the Fall:' Farms are on -
where Bare ro cehool, churches ppoet office:
stores, &o,. and 8? miles to the thriving
3.81 town ll"ueeels, For farther particulars
as to price, terms, &e., apply to
AGNES BOWN,
JAMES BROWNExecutors
JOHN BROWN,
Cranbrook P. 0.
SiipT. 18, 1896
monnammiwatimmam
BecI Vi!ne Iron
Take it with Your Exercise
and Build up the. System.
Our Beef Wine and Iron ie a splen.
did Summer Tonic, eouuterecte the ef-
fects of excessive !feat, supplies the body
with the elements necessary totake the
place of that loot by undue perspiration.
There is no better medicine for mental or
physicallenguidnese, Only costs 1 cent
per dose and 100 doses work wonders,
Try it.
After you have that tired feeling re-
moved by using a bottle of the above per.
haps you woold like a game of
CROKIIVOLI ',
If so we woold be pleased to show you
eome of the new boards we are selling at
31.00 and 91.25 at
Fox's Bruff store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collett -
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Mons made. Oliloe—Vanstoue's Block, Erne -
eels. 51.33m
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 26, Can.0,Morris, the tkoro' bred im-
proved White Yorkshire Boar "Selected,"
bred from J. It, Brothoure sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Pair. Terms, 81.00 to be paid
turniing time cee0Nry. Pedigrprivilege e seen
on application.
ROBT.NIOHOL.
BOAR FOR SERVICE. THE
Lot 80, Con (1 11Lo r e, tb keep
ro -service
red Largo
English Berkshire Boar, "Captain John,"
His mother is a full sister to the tat prize
sow at the World's Fair. Pedigree will bo
produced on application. Terms—$1.00 to
be paid at time of service with privilege of
returning if necessary,
14.0m JAS. SPEIR, Proprietor.
Pk OAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 27, (lou. 4,'aforris, the thorn' bred Tam-
worth boar, "Bing George," purchased from
H. George &Sons, who got Arab prize for
their herd at Guelph Pat ,ttook Show. The
dam of "King C0oorge" won first prize at the
FFe
Show, London,n gland. Hie sirS)Wae im-
ported and weighed 760 Ibe. Terme 91.00 to
be paid at time of service with privilege of
rotm•ning if necessary. Pedigree may be
seen on application.
RICHARD ARMSTRONG,
40.11. Proprietor.
Ancient Order of Visited Workmen,
This old and prosperous Fraternal Aasooi-
ation numbering 060,000 mamba's m8 pie -
sooting to the public their popular and econ-
omical rates to worthy men, at the very low
rate of about 58,00 par 51,880per annum.
The 'Workmen" Promptly f'ey Death
Claims and expect a largo increase to its
members now that those American LIne
Companies don't seem satisfactory to Can-
adians,
HOST. ARMSTRONG, /CM. ; W. H. HERE,
Recorder; J. A. OREIGHTON,Flnaueler.
Executors Notice to Creditors.
IN TUE ESTATE OF Enr7.ADE'fa RUSHEE]
CAPo'nELL, 1,915 OF THE TOWNSHIP OE
Geo; IN rim Omar OF Boum AND
PROVINCE 00' ON1ARio, WIDOW, DE -
mum.
Notice is hereby elven pursuant to Chap.
110, Soc. 80, of We Revised Statutes of Ontar-
io, 1887, that all creditors and others having
elaime, liens or demands against .the estate
of the said Elizabeth Hughes Oampbell, who
died on or about the dith day of August,
1808, at the said Township. of Grey, are re-
quired tosend bypost prepaid dor deliver to
David Campbell or Alexander Alexander
(both) of the said Township of Grey, yeomen,
post °glee addresu llboleaworth, Ont., the os-
coutors of said estate, or to Pr, R. Blewett,
Eaq.,Lisbowel Out., their Suliotbor, onor be-
fore the 17th day of September, 1805, their
names, addree5oe and descriptions, the full
particulars of their claims duly verified and'
the nature of the saoanities Of any) held by
them.
And ta11e ,notice that after the said 17th
day of fioptomber, 1800, the Bahl •Executors
will proceed to distribute the assets of said
estate among the part -log entitled thereto,
having regard only to the etaime of which
notion have been received ae above required
and the said Executors will not bo liable for
tbo said assets or anypart thereof CO auy
person or persons of whose aialm notice
shall net have been reoelyed as aforesaid by
the said Ex8Oubors at the tilos of snob dis-
tribution.
DAVID 0AMPBELL, ll EXDOnt01'a.
ALEXANDERALISXANDER, J
0.4 P. R.BLIOWETT, their Salic:tor,
DERil'AL.
DR. DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto University,
Licentiate Royal College Dental Surgeons.
Crown and Bridge work a opeo,alty. Moder-
ate Peee, Satisfaction Aeeorod, 011ine over
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry St., Brus-
sels.
VETERINARY.
T D: WARWIO,a,
t/ • Honor Graduate 01 the Ontario
Voterivary College, is prepared to treat all
4i00ase8-of domastioatod animals In a coni -
potent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dont-tatty. Calls prorev Cy at-
tended to. office and Infirmary—!'our &ions
north of bridge 'rarnberrya , Drumm
M, SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer,NoberyPub.
Oniee—Vanetone'o Bloolc, 1 door
north of ()antral Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan.
lUir
G. OAMERON,
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderieh,
Ont. Oflice—Hamilton St., -0ppooite Col-
borne Hotel
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
a Solicitor, &e. (late of Garrow &
Prondfoot's Oilee, Godoricb.) 011ioe over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE =EBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
od on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stooks. specialty. Orders left at Tun PosT
Publish ing Efouee,Bruesels, or sent to Walton
P. O., will receive prompt attention,
i S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
• Egli, will sell for better prioee, to
better men h1 elm Limo and lose charges
than any other Auctioneer 111 East Huron
or
won't he 50 lv charge be ariainged at Dates is °Mee
or by personal application.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
J• O.M. L. B.
C.P., Edinburgh, 71 t. 0. P.
6, Ont, Residence of it and aloe rr Wiison'e
Block, corner of 1Y1II1 and Turnberry Stq,
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
• Physlolan, Surgeon, Accouoher, eco.
Graduate of Toronto University Medical
Paoulty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Onb, OP00010—Next door to
McDonald & Co,. Walton Out,
BUSINESS CARDS.
W H. MoORAOKEN,
IaeurotiofMarriageLioeheee, Olgoe
at his Urooery,l urnberry street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist Shop—Next door
900111 of A. M. Moliay & Co's hardware atom.
Ladlea'and (11112mns hair nutting a specialty
BRUSSELS POST OFFICE
Suvings Bank takes Deposita from
91.00' to $1,C00 and 51100s 8k Dor cent,
i ntersst, T. PARROW,
17.8m Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM•
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
issue! of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY 8)01113.
INo Witness Required. '
T. FLETCHEIR, Brussels,
WELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
auRANOE Go. • Estahliehod 1840, In-
surenees effected 011 all Town' and Farm
Property at very low rates.
3. A, C12EIGHTON,
16.8m Agent, Brussels.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the 9ourth 011'1331on Oour
06, 1(00011, Conveyancer, Notary Publla
Land Loan and Insurnnee Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Dollootione made
OObas i11 Graham's Block, Brussels
HOS. A. HAWEINS.,
Will glyo butanes.ola pupils , op or on
theor organ, at me Music Roam, opposite
the poet•6Afoo, Bruesole. Voodl lemons also
glen. Teo years experience in teaching.
Terme moderato,