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GRACED TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTOE0N ExTENeioN W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Brueeels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GoINGSonTu. GOING Nonan,
,taU • 826am Mixed 04a a.m,
0 ress 1153 a, Mail 2 4 t
xp m 1 min.
limed .....,... 0 00 m Express p.
p , I E a ., fl 44 ,.m
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taus riftezns,
A ehiel's amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll pront it.
THE Fall Fairs are over.
Easy Huron prize list on page 6.
Scaom, Board meeting this (Friday)
evening.
FouRna Division Court at Brussels next
Wednesday.
A. HUNTER'S apple evaporator is rash.
ing business.
COUNCILLOR Gnuuu,r shipped a oar of
peas this week,
WEnxzsnaY Messrs, Barker & Vanetone
forwarded a oar of live hogs.
JA+. KELLY says slacked lime sprinkled
on potatoes will prevent them rotting,
TRE POST as an advertising Medium is
unsurpassed. Read the advertisements
every week.
INSPECTOR Rolm was visiting some of
the departments of the Brussels Public
School this week.
Tare season's flax has a!i been lifted
after the rotting process nod scutching
will come next in order.
Miss O'Coxxo&'s cantata and enter.
bailment will be given in the Town Dalt
on Friday evening, 16th inst.
$1.00, in advance, gets Tan Poem until
Tan. let, 1888. Tell your neighbor. Or
the weekly Globe with it for $1.50.
AUCTION sales are moving lively. Tan
PoOT is headquarters for bills. A free
notice of sale given with every set of bills
printed.
PeooroiIox.—The Promotion Examin-
ations fur the County of Huron will bo
held on Thursday and Friday, Oot. 22nd
and 23rd.
A Loan of Bresselites attended a con-
cert given by the Telman Co., at Wrox-
eter,last Monday evening and report
having e. good time.
SEVERAL of the former coal oil street
lamps were placed on the street on Wed-
nesday and will help dispel the darkness
of the nights until the electric lights are
once more cunning.
Tae attention of teachers holding
tbird•olass certificates is malted to the
fact that if they expect to obtain second-
class certificates they should do so this
year, otherwise they will come under the
new regulations and will be compelled to
study two or three languages.
FRorr the Rolland Observer we clip
the following ;—The seoond shooting
party, consisting of Rev. D. Campbell,
W. Megaton, (formerly of Brussels) and
D. Griffiths, returned home on Thursday
laden with game, whiskers and glowing
accounts of their excursion. They re-
turned with 75 ducks and 8 geese.
WALTER Rlaaaitson bas disposed of his
residenos and fruit garden to Thoe. Pep•
per, 910 con„ Grey, for the sum of $1,-
000. Mr. itiohardson talks of trying
Northern Ontario. The new purchaser
will take possession early in 1897 and
may dispose of his farm. Mr. Pepper
has mooted a very comfortable and de-
sirable property.
DIEn.—Last Friday Myrtle J., infant
daughter el W. A. and Otellia Ross, of
Fergus, died at the residence of Wm.
Kneahtet, need 4 months. The little one
had been brought here by Grandmother
Xneehtel, hoping that the change would
help it. A private funeral was held on
Sabbath afternoon. Rev. S. J. Allin,
assisted by Rev. J. Rose, conducted the
service. Mr, and Mrs. Ross are deeply
sympathized with in the loss of their
little daughter.
DIED.—On September 5th, Carrie, be-
loved wife of John Talent, Salem, Oregon,
died at the home of her brother, Alfred
Close, Lafayette, O,egon,whither rhe bad
gone in the hope of benefitting her health,
The mon of death was consumption.
Mrs, Talent was the youngest daughter
of Henry Close and was born near Wood -
stook, Ont. She went West about 11
years ago for the Bake of her health and
was united in marriage to her now bereft
partner six months later. Threeabildren
are left to the care of relatives. Mrs.
Talent was only 81 years of age and was
a oaneistent member of the Baptist
ohtiroh tor yeare. Deceased was the only
sister of Mrs. W. F. Stewart, of Breese's,
Basis Bann,—Tae Bachelors challenged
the Benedicts to a final base ball
contest on Victoria Park on Monday
afternoon of this week. Eight innings
were played and the Pao • stood 15 to 5
favor of the bnoha ire. The two
teams were oomposed of the following
players :—Baohelors—J. Dunoan, J
Grower, H. Scott, J. Thompson, W.
Sample, T. Cochrane, E. Downing, I.
Gerry, A Burgess. Benediots—N,
Gerry, D. C. hoes, 7, MOBsin, W. Sin.
cleir, J. H. Cameron, S. Jackson,
E. North, A. Cousley, Dr. Moore,
The benediots having the "shorts" two
bachelors, Wieners. Cameron and North,
were promoted for the game to make up
the necessary quote. Owing to the
soorer's good nature the number of err
Yon was not kepb traok of,
Tun first snow of the season fell. on
Wednesday,
LAST Tlleeday Jno, Boddiigie shipped a
oar of Lambe Ilastward,
A can of 'loge was shipped by Messrs.
Clegg & Dames on Tuesday.
Doo. WOOPIOx wag a ;Edge on light
home at Riley Fall Fair last week.
Sgviltvr, from tale locality tool; in
Blyth Fair on Wednesday of this week.
Arran barrole for sale at a low rate.
Apply at Tun POST Publishing Ilium,
Brueeels.
U00u WoLLrntts 10 having a furuaes
planed in hie resbdenos, Gerry Bros,
have the oontraob.
81.00, in advance, gets TGE POST until
Jan, lab, 1808. Tell • your neighbor, Or
the weekly Globe with it for $1,50,
MAGISTRATE'S Court on Monday at 4 p.
m., on information sworn out by Walter
A. Lowry against Jae, Bird, of Grey, for
baste;'; on the evening of the Fall Fair,
A COMMUNICATION relative to„Brussels
postofiloe Dame to hand too late for this
issue. It witl appear along with other
matter crowded out in next week's paper.
Tisa Atwood Bee in epealib,g of their
Fall Fair says :—The roots and veget-
ables were very fine indeed, McCracken's,
(of Brussels) mange's beating anything of
the !tied exhibited in this locality for
Pomo years,
'Inn local rate is over 8 mills lower
than last year ; Co. rate is 3.10 of a •mill
lower, and the 8011001 rate is 1 mill less.
The school loan rate is a mill higher,
only n fete months intsreet being inolud.
ed in last year's rage.
AT Brussels Fall Fair W. 11. hloOraok.
en wasawarded n a dad 4
0 prizes.On Saturday
Sat r a
Y
he took 35 n L+' •
t otdwiuh. Re x180 attend-
ed Blyth Show on Teesdey and Wednes-
day, where he got 22, and Dungannon on
Thursday and Friday.
Tmt weekly Band concerts are at an
end for this season. Tney have been kept
up very regularly and with great aooept-
ability to the public,. If practice is main-
tained through the Winter the Band
should be in good form next Summer.
H. 0. Annorn, personal business mana.
ger for Grenville Kleiner, Canada's lead-
ing entertainer, was in town on Wednes-
day and arranged for the appearauoe of
that distinguished artist under the nus•
pices of the Meobanies' Institute for the
evening of Monday, November 2nd.
WoAT re Mono Pencious —Than good
health ? Do not suffer with sick and
bilious headache, sour stomach, indigest•
ion, despondent feeling with lack of
ambition, pain in back, legs and side,
poor appetite. when you can remove the
cause by using one box (complete treat-
ment) of Wright's Liver and Stomach
Pills at a cost of 50 cents from Jas. Fox,
Chemist and Druggist, Brussels, Don't
Headache Powders will relieve that
violent headache in lees time than it
takes you to r. ad this. They are safe,
successful, sore. 25 cents a box.
MONDAY afternoon a traction engine
was being loaded on a Sat car at the
depot for shipment to London. Steam
was up and the bulky machine was run
tip the gangway on to the platform. The
engine lacked and backed up, running off
the platform, and breaking the back
axle. Regardless of the danger the
young man in charge stuck to his post,
raked oat the fire, &o., and thereby pre.
vented trouble of a more serious char-
acter. The engine was afterwards load-
ed by the aid of a dozen men. •
LITERARY.—On Wednesday evening the
pupils of the Senior Department of Brea.
sole Public echool met in the school room
for the purpose of organizing a Literary
Society, when the following officers were
sleeted for the current month ;—
Hon. President, Principal Cameron ;
President, Josie Buohanan ;
Rec.-Treas., Duno.•MaLaneblin ;
Editor, Fred. Gilpin ;
Assistant Editor, Bide Jaeltsnn ;
Committee, Ira Gerry, Hattie Down-
ing, Cleveland Allin ;
Program Committee, Lena Basket,
Lizzie Downing, Geo. Buchanan,
Frank Roach.
The Society will hold its first meeting on
Friday, 10th inst.
Jona)) In Wznroox: Wednesday of
last week a very interesting event was
solemnized at the reeidenee of the bride's
mother, Mary street, Clinton, when Miss
Libbie M. Gaaley (formerly of Brussels)
was united in marriage to Noble Lovett,
of the Base Line. Promptly on time the
bride appsared.and looked obarmiog in a
pretty dress of cream lustre, supported
by her cousin, Mies Flora Miller, and the
happy groom by Albert MoBrien. The
interesting ceremony was performed by
Bev. Mr. Millyard, of the Rattenbary
street Methodist church. The bride was
well remembered by her friends and
relativee, as the beautiful array of pres-
ents fully testified. The happy couple
left on the 4.17 train for London to spend
the honeymoon, prior to taking up their
future home on the Base Line. On be-
half of their many friends we extend Don.
gratelations to Mr. and lire. Lovett, in
which TEE POST joins.
PARLOR Colgcznx.—The conoert given by
Goo. H. Cline and Company in the Town
Hall last Friday evening attracted a fair-
ly good house and the general opinion ex.
pressed was that good value was given for
the admission fee. On the program was
Miss Bolton, of. Listowel, who possesses
an excellent soprano voice under perfect
control, did her part capitally. Mr. and
Mre. Brown, of Wingbam, won favor
with the audience in the numbers render-
ed. Mies Cline, of Wingbam, has a
pleasing voice that entitles her to front
rank among soloists. 11{r, MoOutobeon,
Lietowel, in both solo and quartette
showed his fine bass to good advantage.
He promises well in this role. Mr.
Downs, Clinton, tot k the part of the
oomio and aroused no Fimail amount of
merriment and rousing encores over his
amusing selections. Last but by no
means least we mention Mr. Cline, who
appeared to be equally at home in chorus
or solo. He has a rich, clear tenor voice
and his songs were warmly applauded.
As accompanist Mr. Minden, of Wing•
ham, rendered efficient eervice.• The
chair was ooaupied by the Reeve. Fol-
lowing was the program :—Quartette,
Mies Bolton, Mrs. Brown and Meagre.
Cline and MoCutoboon • solo, Mr.
Brown ; comic specialties, 13. A. Downs ;
dust;, "Only Three," Miss Holton and G.
W. Cline ; oomio song, R. A. Downs ;
solo, "The Nightingale's Trill," Mise
Bolton ; solo, "The Toilers," G. W.
Cline ; trio, Miss Bolton and Messrs. Mo-
Outaheon and Cline ; solo, Mise Ada
Olins comic solo, It A. Downs ; daett,
Mr. and Mrs. Brown ; solo, "'The Ship I
Love," Mr. Mo0utoheon ; solo, Mise
Bolton ; oomio solo, R. A. Downs ; solo
and °borne, G. W. Cline and Company ;
titfett, Mtge Bolton and G. Wt Cline ;
National Anthem. The proceeds amount•
ed to $00.00.
Business Looals.
Lotto, clear boom at Ikfo0 acken's,
Sint D. 0. Rose' new 0000 of Over.
poets,
Oettrowranni cottage on Queen Areal;
to rent. Apply to Jomo Tab,
Roush gate and all !amino! mill lord
for sale et Rose' mill, Brussels.
Rosanne to keep your feet dry, and
that will fit nllsizes of feet,
1. 0, Richards,
Fon the ohsapeet Ovarogads in town go
to D. C. Ross',
Goon business stand, opposite Ameri-
can Hotel, Brnsaela, for Sale or to .rent.
Apply to B. Gerry,
BrAN1cE'1's and robes, all kinds. Trunks
and satchels at low prices.
1, 0. Richards.
FLoug1 FLonit 1 Manitoba patent, Man-
itoba mixtur�,ps, or straight Ontario, beet
in the markdt, for sale ab.ROSA' mill,
Oun men's long boots are Band made,
extra value, low prioeo. Ttty them.
I. 0, Richards.
BEE our bargain ooenber. There may
be something on it yon want. Your
oboiae this week for $1.00.
7, 0. Rioharde,
Herne there 1 Have you seen the beau-
tiful china just received. Another enp-
pply of ohina with photo, of new subool, at
T. li'leloher'e jewelry shors,
Hanr's Olover Root, the great Blood.
Purifier gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and Duras constipation.
25 oto, 50 oto and $1.00, Sold by James
Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
CoorontrL
aR E brick r residence with 91 h eVOr
y
aouvenienae,furnaoe, &o.,for sale or to
rent. Possession given on December let.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnberry street, Brussels.
Simon's core is sold on a guarantee.
It mares incipient consumption. It is
the best cough ours. Only one cent a
dose. 25 ots., 60 Sts. and $1,00. Sold by
James Pox, Druggist, Brussels,
CAPTAIN Sweeney, U, S. A„ San Diego,
Cal., says :—"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the Bret medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good," PrIoe 50
cents. Sold by Jas. Fox. druggist, Bram.
eels,
CARPETS.—Any one desiring carpets
will do well to call at the Brussels Wool-
en 111i11 before buying elsewhere, as they
have the largest assortment of samples'
ever shown in this locality, ranging in
prioe from 80e. to $1,00. Row & Co.
PAINTING, &o.—The undersigned, hav-
ing entered into partnership, are prepar-
ed to .to -'h kinds of worn in the following
linea :—Plain and ornamental painting,
kalsomin lug, frescoing, paper.hanging,
sign-writing,'&c., &c, Remember our
motto, "First-class work and reasonable
charges." STEWART dr RITCHIE,
Brussels,
WRrx-Disease AND DenrLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary maohinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry at., Brussels. 84-0
SSEIR.--In Morris, on Oct. 4011, the wife
of Mr. Allan Speir of a daughter.
LE:min.—In Elms, on Sept. 271b, the
wife of Mr. Joint Lenard of a eon.
Culrruxe5,—In Elmo, on Sept. 29011, the
wife of Mr. (lemmings, jr., of a
daughter.
MAnTrN.—In Elma, an Sept. 29th, the
wife of Mr. Jas. Martin os 0 eon.
BAxnn.—In Wingbam, on Sept. 26th, the
wife of Mr. Nicholas Baker of a son.
GRuianx.—In Detroit, on Sept. 8rd, the
wife of Mr. E. R. Grundy, formerly
of Brussels, of a son, -
MARRT�-7D,
Ban—Rzm,—At the residence of the
bride's mother, Trecaetle, on Sept.
22nd, by Rev. R. H. Barnby, B. D.,
Mr. William Rae, of Elma township,
to Mise Maggie P. Reid.
LOVRTT—GM:MEL—At the residence of
the bride's mother, Clinton, on Sept.
80th, by Rev. Mr..Millyard, Mr.
Noble Lovett, of the base line, to Miss
Liable Gaaley, formerly of Brussels.
nxaa_
TALENT.—In Lafayette, Oregon, on Sept.
50b, Carrie, beloved wife of John
Talent, Salem, Oregon, and sister to
Mrs. W. F. Stewart, Brussels, aged
81 years.
Lonnenmei.—In Lower Wingham, on
Sept. 80th, Samuel Lookeridge, aged
77 years, 4 months and 10 days.
McALLrsTEa,—In Berlin hospital, on Sept.
28th, Wm. McAllister, formerly of
Grey township, aged 49 yearn,
Roes.—In Brussels, on Oct. 2nd, Myrtle
J„ infant daughter of W. A. and
(Nellie, Roes, of Fergus, aged 4
months.
AVCW5ON' SA=,RrB-
FRIDAY, 00T.16th,—Farm stools, &o.,
at lot 15, Don. 7, Grey, Sale unreserved
at 12 o'clock. Thoe. Taylor, prop. F. S.
Scott, auo.
SATURDAY, OCT. 77th, --Valuable farm,
at Querrin's Hotel, Ethel, Sale at 2,30
o'clock. John Grant, prop. F. 8. Scott,
auo,
SATURDAY, Oct. 17.— Queen's Hotel,
Brussels, 50 acre farm, being North-West
Lot 14, 0on. 8, Morrie, Sale at 2;30
n'cloak. Itobt. Hughes, Prop., Geo,
Kirkby, Anti.
THURSDAY, OoT. 22nd.—Saw mill, lands,
lumber, horses, &o„ at lot 28, con. 10,
Grey. Sale sat 2 o'clock, F. S. Scott,
an0,
Flamm Oot. 23.—Lob 14, Con. 5, Grey,
Farm, farm stook and implements. Sale
at 1 p. m. sharp. P. J. Bishop, Prop.,
F. S. Scott, Aum.
ram0 vp�ax s A6'AZ 3C=7,S,
Fall Wheat 65
Barley........ ......... 20
Peas 40
Oats .... 16
Butter, tubs and rolls ,.. 11
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel 4 00
Potatoes 25
Bray per ton ..... 8 00
Hides trimmed 4
Hides lough8
Salt per bbl., retail1 00
Sheep skins;eaob 60
Lamb skins eaob 15
Apples per bus 1 00
Hoge, Live 8 50
Wool 18
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HEAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO
ASSETS,(Seven Million Dollars)
CAPITAL (Authorised) - ,
4geneieein all prinoipal pointe in Ontario, Quebeo,Afanitaba,
$7,000,000
82,000,000
41e4 Status rpEnylanfi,
dd1, °22,40 /iv axes.
A General Banking Business 'Trausaoted. Farmers' Nptee Discounted,
Drafts Issued and Colleetiots made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Inter allowed on deposits of $1.00 'and upwarde from dab of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
Snow, ATTENTION GIVEN TO TRE OOprd05TION Os FARMERS' BALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Customers living at a disbanoe,
J, A. STEWART MANAGED.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
P RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAR...—
et TE1rPOST Puklisbing Houo ,'1Drussel8 1Y
T\ESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Tonna reasonable Simla—Lots ounhs purchaser. Queen
Ap-
ply en the promisee or to
28 W M. SINCLAIR.
®
NE SHEARLING RAM, A
number of Ram Lambe, all pure bred
Shropahiroe, oleo 12 young Dwelt,
grades, forsale, Apply e 0.SMITH' Luta Con. 0GxeY, BrUB80lP.
15-11
0RSE FOR SALE.—WELL
trained, good size, extra gentle, Sold
'with or without harness and top buggy,
Less
thaulhalf robes.
All 3180. D RONALD.
ANTED, TWO TEAON]+,RS,
holding end and Srd ohms eertiacatoe,
respoctivelY for S. S. No. 11, Grey, for 1827.
Applicants to state salary, with tesiimoniale,
auO apply to WM. SPENCE,
28 3 Ethel P.0, ont,
T ADIES' ASTRACHAN CAPE
JU lost, on Thursday, Sept.246h, between
Mrs. Donald Carrie, 4th line, Morrie, and
Brussels bridge. Any person finding the
same will oblige by leaving it at thea office
or at Mrs. Ourrie'e house,
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers his comfort-
able cottage and 1 norm of land on Turnberry
street Brussels fax sale. Ou the premiere is
m good well, stable,fruit trees,&a. Forprloe
and. terms apply to
1-tf ALEX. MULAUCHLIN, Proprietor.
ITRAYED FROM MY PREM
Isar, Brussels, on or about Sept. 2200,
alwhite'bull terrier bitch, with brown spot
on back, auewere to the mine of "Terrier."
Any tefe'mation leading to her recovery will
be thankfully received.
JAS. BALLANTYNE, Groner.
'CPT. J. STRETTON,
V Who has had 25 years experience as an
Auctioneer, but who had to quit 1 owing to 11l
health, has again taken out license and is
prepared to conduct Bales at reasonable
terms. Sattsfaation guaranteed. Dates may
be arranged at Tim Posm Publishing House.
JAS. STRETTON,
18•tf - Auctioneer,
f�tEAOHER WANTED. --MALE
or Female, for Souool Section No, 2
Greyy. One holding Second or Third class Duties to commence the first of
January, 1807. Aplicati on s giving all partic-
ulars and salary expected will be received
by the undersigned up to Saturday, Oct. 34,
ALEX. STEWART, Sec. -Trees.,
13.2 Cranbrook P.O.
JERSEY GRADE HEIFER
OArvE5.—Iintl' further notice the cost
of service of my Taney Bull, if paid at the
time of service, will be S1.50 for grade cows
with the privilege of returning Bama one, or
another, every year until you have a heifer
calf. This means no °barge for bull calves.
Youcandepend on ns alwayskeeping a fl ret -
class bull from good milking strains.
G.A., DEADMAN,
Druggist, Brussels,
Kj REWARD,—I HEREBY
k ?iv offer the above reward to any
one who hada vote in the East Riding of
Huron at the lest Dominion election who
eau come forward and prove that I either
asked or canvassed him to vote for E,L,
Dickenson, the Conservative candidate. If
there is anyone to be found it will be an easy
way of malting fifty dollars these hard times.
THOS. FARROW,
18.1 Postmaster, Brussels.
MORTGAGE SALE
—OF—
PROPERTY IN BRUSSELS,
Pursuant to the power'01 sole contained in
a mortgage meds by John Stacey (whish will
be produced at the time of sale) there will
be offered for sale by Public Amnion at the
AMERICAN HOTEL IN THE VILLAGE OF
B18055ELS, on
Tuesday, October 30111, 1890,
at 1 o'clock p. in., by F. S. Scott, auctioneer,
the following properties namely; Lots Nos.
388 Elizabeth street, and 858 Stratton street,
in the Village of Brussels, iu the Ooun0y of
Huron. Upon Lot883 there is a frame house
now oasupiedby a tenant—Lot 0281e vacant.
The property wall be offered for sale In two
particle. The Vendor reserves • one bid on
'
each parcel. Terms of Sala.—Tet per oent.
on day of sale ; balance in 80 days, Other
terms and conditions will be math) known at
the time of sale or in the meantime can be
ascertained by application to HUGH OAMP-
BELL, Conveyancer, Mitchell, or to
DENT & THOMPSON,
Vendor's Soliaitors, Mitchell.
Dated Sept. 0110b,1000. 12.3
REAL ESTATE.
T7ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
nznsrontn haseevsrai good Farms or
sale and to rent,easy berme, in TownshipDs
of Morris and Grey. F S. SCOTT, Brunie
G00D FARM FOR -SALE NEAR
A reseals, Groat bargain. Lot 7, don,
0 Grey township, Good buildings and or-
chard,
rorsniiinwatered,
wt Apply to SWM IfILL013011
on the preinfeos or to THOMAS H17RITAGE,
London West,
FARMS FOR SALE, — 200
acres—Consisting o3 Lots 18 on Oho 7th
and 8th Cona00efone Township of Grey, be-
ing 1 mile from the Village of Ethel and 51
miles from Brueecle. 40 aures of Fall wheat
sown and about 80 aoroe under grass; 00
aaros cleared on 05511. Terms of payment
easy. A, MclELVEY, M, D.,
84- Brussels.
T14 ARM I'OR SALT, -160 ACRES
L Goneisting of theSouth}.and South
of the North 1 ef Lot 50, Con 2, East East Wawa.
nosh. This is an excellent steak farm, being.
well supplied with good spring wetor. It le
situated about Smiles from the thriving Vit.
lags of Blyth. A largo part of it le under
grass, Buildings and fences ars ina fair
state o1 ropeir. Emilyterms of. payment will
he given. For all loormatlon apply to
11 -td 0, F. BLAIIR, Barrister, Brussels,
ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—100 acres of good farm land at
sfsaSpringfield, 0. low peloo Winnipeg, property cis
North •[last } Sco,10 Twp, 11, Range 4, Emelt,There is a house on life promisee and some
breaking done, Lor full particulars 00 bo
price, title, &c„ write of apply to
20-01
G, F. BLAAIR sole, H, MUM,
B
�.l ARM FOR SALE. -- BEING
Routh k ofNorthtl of Lot 25, Con, 11,
Township of tray Cotluty of. Huron, known
as the estate of the late T'hOs,Sa.udere. The.
farm oontnins 36
acres,
more
lees, ie
well
under-drained,
fenced mid bagg00boatiug orchard • cleared and in good
state of cultivation. Thein in a frame honed
and frame barn and stables on the premises.
For further purtieulars apply to
ISAAC LAKE ,Exesutm'
11-t0 Ethe1 i . 0.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN
the Township of (:trey. in order to
close an estate the West half of Lot 20, (Lon.
7, Township of Grey, 50 acres, is offered for
immediate Bale. Ou the )premises area good
frame dwel11ligng with kitchen, &o„ also two
close to tbesTillage of Ethel ar Soiil Is of the
bust and farm is well fenced. Apply to
ALEX. MoXELVEY, M.D., Brussels-' WM,
MOEELVEY, Jamestown ; or A. HUNTER,
Brussels.
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
Tsifeao, Lot
et500oownhp That
100 mmbe 1at
01100 Su orderto close estate of deceased own -
or. The lot is nearly all cleared, with good.
buildings, ample water suppply, largo or-
chard, 11 miles from Craubroolr le under
good cultivation and is a very desirable pro-
perty indeed. Apply to RICHARD MIT-
CHELL, Brussels P, O. ; JOHN MITCHELL.
on the premises ; or A. XTINTER, Brussels,
Dated Sept 1100, 1800,
)ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
farm,Lot 22,, Oen. 120Greyrfor sale. l There
are 85 aures cleared,iialaeao good hardwood
bush. On the premises is a eons/eatable
frame house, frame barn and outbuildings ;
gra e.sr Farm' 110 walla,
state of=hive.-
Mon,er
11 miles from Cranbrook village and e,1
from Brnseols. Poe:motion could be given
this Fall. For further particulars as to
price, terms, &a„ apply on the premises or
write to Cra,tbrook 1. 0,
4-01 WM. Alin SAMDEL OAi5N00HAN,
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
lots 10 eligible
in the acre
son,,tGreymtown hip,
Huron Co., and 00 acres, part of lots 10 and
17, 11th con.. belongieg to the Robert Brown
estate, is offered for sole to wind up estate.
On the first farm is a good stone house and
large bank bare, necessary outbuildings, or-
chard, &o, Farm Well watered, well fenced
and in good state of cultivation. Aboat 50
acres of bush, 42 of which is hardwood. On
the 50 acrefarm there ie a house and barn,
orchard, and about 8 acres of bush. Parma
sold iofutly or separately to suit purchaser
Possession given in the Fall. Farms are on-
ly a mile frons the village of Oranbrook,
whore are school, churches, post -office,
stores, 860„ and 81 miles to the thriving mar-
ket town Brussels. ]for farther particulars
as to price, terms, &o., apply t0
AGNE8 BROWN,
JAMES BROWN,}Executors
JOHN BROWN,
Cranbrook P. 0.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
Lot 28,
'Undersigned 6,, Morris,, 1110e keep
' bfor red Ian -
Proved White Yorkehiro Boar "Selected,"
bred from J,E,Bretbonr's sweepstakes Bow
at Chicago Fair. 'Terms, 61,00 to be paid
at the time 01 0011100 with privilege of re-
turning if necessary. Pedigree may be seen
on application.
ROST, NICHOL,
BOAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service en
Lot 00, Con. O, Morrie, the thoro'-brad Large
English Berkshire Boar, Captain John."
His mother in a full 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 neeeasary.
14-0m JAS. SPEIR, Proprietor.
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep fox service on
Lot 27, Con, 4, Morris, the thorn' bred Tam-
worth boar,"Xing George,' purchased from
H. George & Sone, who got first prize for
their herd at. Guelph Fat ,6 bock Show. The
dem of "Xing George" won first prize at the
Show, London England. 1813 sire lwas im-
ported and weighed 750 the, Terms $1.00 to
be paid at time of eeryiee with privilege of
returning if necessary. Pedigree may bo
seen on application,
R1018ABD ARMSTRONG,
40.00 Proprietor.
Anoint Order of United workman.
This old and proeporous Fraternal Aesooi-
atiou numbering 850000 tnetnhe'e are pre-
senting to the public their popular trod econ-
omical rates to worthymen, at Mao very low
rate of about 58,00 per 61,000 per annum,
The Workmen" Promptly Pay hent''
Clalnls and oxpaot a large Moreau, to its
Companies sdon't seem idiomAmerican
to Can
Can -
adieus.
BORT. ARMSTRONG M.W. ; W H. HERR,
Iteoorder 1 J. 0. °BELOIPPON , Finauttor,
DENTAL.
J—."
DAVIDSON,
Honor Graduate Toronto Univereity,
Lioontiute Royal Oollego Dental Surgeons.
Crowe and Bridgework a specialty. Moder.
ate Pees, Satisfaction.. 0,eo rBarrott'e barbeshoplurobo,y 50,, Brue-
bele,
I ALEX. HUNTER,
(1ron, of the Fourth Division Public GO. Huron, and
I Conveyancer, Notary Funds
Land Loan and l:o nrnnoo Agent. Funds
invested and to lone, Uoliostions made
T D. WARWICK, Office in Grakarn's Block, Bruesols
• Honor Graduate of the
Ontario •i- I10S, A. T3AWII7N
q,
Veterinary College, is prepared to trent alit
dlseasee of domeetiaated animals in a cons- Will give humane to pupils either on
petett manner. PurtiettlaP atteutlon. paid plane 00 at�o8aa, at elis btuelo:ItoOoi, apposlbo.
to deed teary den untoy, Calls promtttly at- the poct•olhee, a years
axe, rimae le050os also
tended to. Omoe and Inflrmhry�Faur doors given, ''les ea
north of bridge Turnberry at. Brussels. I Terme ntederete,r0 bapoHonce in teaching.
The lilerour7
Has taken a drop during the past. few
days and e0 will your system if not pro,
party taken care of, Now that the hot
weather ie over, during wbioh too many
allow, the system to become weak from
lank of nourishment—No appetite is the
excuse—Then something is needed to tone
np on and that something should he aur
BeeI YY illc<-Yron
It gives vital energy to the weak and
enervated. It strengthens the stomach"
and promotes a desire for food. It's
worth double the prion ft conte for a bot-
tle. That's why we Bell so much of it.
GIVE ITA TRIAL.
Then of oanree we always keep a full
stook of all the other standard prepora•
tions and Drugs of all Deeoriptions. Pare
and at right prioes at
Fox's Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
�L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
e Solicitor and Conveyancer. Oollec•
tions made. Offio0—Vanstono sAlbeit, Brus-
sels. 21-8m
M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor Conveyancer ,Notary pub -
lib, dm. Oflice—Danstone's Bleak 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private bunds to
Loan.
Me G. CAMERON,
(Formerly
Cameron
'Holt
ihCameron,) arrrieand ollotoGoec
Out, Office—Hamilton St., Opposite 0o1 -
borne Hotel,
G•
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
Solicitor, &o. (late of Garrow &
Prondfoo is (ffice, Goderiah.) Oflice over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 07
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer, Saler conduct
ed on reasonable terme. Farms and farm
stook a specialty. Orders left at Tan Poem
P ublisbingHouse,Brussele, or eentto Walton
P.O., will receive prompt attention,
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
-Y.:
• EEG, will sell for better priors, to
better men, in use time and less ebarges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
orderrs Dan always be arranged at Dates
source
or by personal application.
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MoNAUG•HTON, bl. D.
S.OntO, MResidence anEdinburgh, cin Wilson e
Block, corner of MAI and Turnberry Ste.
J•1yi. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Physician, Surgeon, Acoonoher, oto.
Graduate of Toronto Ucivereityy Medical
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons Ont. OFF10n—Next door to
McDonald & do„ Walton Ont.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MoORAOREN,
ee
at hie Grocery. Tnrnborrygstreet �.kirussele,
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist- Shop—Next door
Bouch of A. M. Moray& Co's hardware store.
Ladle Wand ahildrene hair cutting a spsolalty
BRUSSELS POST OFFIOE
Savings Bank takes Deposita from
$1.00 to 51,000 and allows 8i per Dent.
i uterest, T. FARROW,87-Om Postmaster.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INsriaMer E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. PLETCHER
lssiiel of Ma1'riage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY STORE.
I0'No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels.
TTELLINGTON MUTUAL IN-
e0RAN0E Oo, leetab11ehed1840, Ia.
'nuances effeotml on all Town and Farm
Property at very low roto'.
10.3m J. A. O �igent B Cssels.
VETERINARY.
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