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"We leave almost 1tgmlaerlesB
firings .suitable for Xmas Gifts,
These are some :—
Pirobograph and Scrap A.lbume,
Toilet and Perfume Oases,
1I8ndkerohief and Glove Boxes,
'Mark and Jewel Ouzel),
Vases and Boquet Holders,
Card and Oahe Plates,
,Butter and Cheese Dlehoe,
Fruit and Salad Dishes,
Flower and Retie Bowls,
Jewel Oases and oompanione,
Shaving Cope and Sets,
Fouatatn Pens and Ink Stands,
Bibles and Hymn Books,
Toy and Gill 335ok8,,
MO138180 le Cups, &0,, &a.
Colne and CllooSO EarIyr.
DEAOMAN t2 M004LL,
Druggists, Opticians and Booksellers,
SRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
809158E851 181151 5191051 W. 0. & 33.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOINe Solna. GOING Nonni.
llxpreeo 7091 a,33,l Mixed 9:44 amaxed... 0;87 p.m, Mail 12:52 p,m.
'Prat Itebn geld,
Trig 1,0as OUbeeripticn llot hi g,oing up.
FAuassao' Iuotitsite in Brnee018051 Tann-
a5y 5619,1897.
Oii1li81'ti! ill two 1l bot w00k1e fro
illPl
day of thio week,
Aso;N•1' Buos, decline proceeding with
the 818556x155 i18b6ing,
1001tx1I Diyieiatt court, in Brussels, OH
WOdneoday, 2884 Met,
Bnose588 Sellool Board will meat on
Friday evening of this week.
A. STnaonutt had a. turkey at 1918 86088
this week that dressed 14 pounds:
Ow1NO to a ruo11 of advertisements sev-
eral interesting matters are crowded got
thio week,
Co0N81(Amnon nomination on Monday,
21st fn8t. Iklanicipal nomination a week
later, 28th ia86„ both in Town Hall,
Brussels,
A. summon= to Tula POeir, from To-
ronto, writes;—"Wo watsh to get THE
POST RS if it were some friend coming on
the train."
THE Horse Fair on Thursday of last
week attracted a large crowd and a num-
ber of Bales were made. Next Fair on
Thursday,'3lat inst.
As per statute a meeting of Brussels
Connell will be Held next Tuesday even.
ing to prepare the Financial statement
for the year and closeup the municipal
business of 1800,
8148081088 05eeee faotory disposed Of i6e
September and October Blake of eh0008 at
10
oente per pound and November's at 8
omits. Between 84,000 and 85,000 will be
put in oiroulation when the (Meese is
shipped next week.
ESSAN CONTEST.—The essay contest in
the Primary class of Principal Clamor.
on's room, Brussels Publio school, for the
month of November, resulted as follows ;
let, D. MoLauohlin, 85%; 2nd, a. Buch-
anan, 75%; 3rd, L. McLennan, 60%.
A. VElIS 8nperior program will be pre-
sented at T. A. Hawkins' big oonce86 Fri.
day evening ot next week. -Vocal and
A obiel's among ye taliin' notes, iu8trumental music, readings and real -
faith, he'll print it. tations of a high order will be rendered,
and no less than 20 performers wilt take
part. Plan of Hall at Fox's Drag store.
Wan for Sandy 1 He is oomiog to W.
B. Pelton's grocery and restaurant to
unload a heavy Stook of fine candies from
Montreal, the finest stook ever 'shown in
Brnesels. Mixed candies and nuts at
very low prices. Groceries oheaper than
ever. Oysters in every style)
THE Poem is subscribed for on its
merits as 8 newspaper, and is looked for
and read with pleasure by every member
of the family. It is not taken merely to
get rid of an importunate eanveseer, and
when received thrown to cue side. TEE
Posen is the best read paper in this section
and oovers the whole County of Enron.
Connie BAOn. The harness and boot
and shoe business of I. U. Richards,
Brussels, has been puro`hased by Wm.
Mose, of Gerrie, a well known former
resident of thi-i place. he will take pos-
session on the let of ,January and will
move his family hack to Brussels. Mr.
Mose is an industrious young man who
spent several years in the employ of Mr,
Richards.
A Gn'+n Oow.—D. Ewan has a No. 1
cow, holstein breed. She gives 12 quarte
'of milk morning and night and 16 pounds
of butter are made eaoh week. Mrs.
Ewan, in the kindueas of her heart,
made it possible last week for the Editor
and his large family to sample a nice
roll and we fared in grand style, Mr.
Ewan refused $84.00 for the above men-
tioned cow.
Armon MANY DAYS —The Guelph Mer-
cury of last week says ;—E. C. Lowry,
of Brussels, Ontario, who has been visit.
lug relatives and friends in the oily for
the past few weeks, was one of the early
boys in Guelph, and is full of reminie•
oences of Guelph in the thirties and
forties. He was a boy of six years of age
when he Dame to Guelph with his father,
Wm. Lowry, and family in the Summer
of 1832. They ]eft London, England,
in Ione, and came out in the Lord Sid-
mouth, an old whaling vessel, which had
been adapted for: the passenger traffio.
Squire Heath's family were also in the
same ship. Their voyage took eleven
weeks and four' days. When they arrived
inQuebeo they were directed by,Mr. Oor.
belt, father of the late Postmaster Cor-
bett, to Guelph, the point to which they
were bound. They came up with John
MOCrae and the Heath's, in August.
Mr. Lowry remembers that his father
paid a guinea a day for the board of the
family at the Britieh Coffee House,
which stood on this end of the site of
'Bell's brick faotory. It was run by
Patrick and Thos. Keating. • Wm. Lowry
and his family lived in the stone post -
office building on the North-east corner
of the Market Square for six years, 'Mr.
Lowry went to eebool at Mr. Matthews'
at the old school honee across the railway
track, near where the Grand Trunk
station ndty Stands. Only two school
matee of his --Thomas McBride and. John
Matthews—are now living here so far as
he can Iearn. Mr, Lowry's father taught
Bebop] for several years, and was then
appointed lownehip clerk of Guelph, and
the Division Court Clerk. Business
wasn't rushing in the latter line in those
days, and so Mr. Lowry threw up the
office, and was euoceeded by the late, A.
CotulrsIA CALNNDAn ron 1807. — The A. Baker. Mr. Lowry has a vivid root -
twelfth annual issue of the Columbia Pad lection of many pranks of hie school
Calendar hail made its appearance in days, when he was not so diligent in his
more pleasing form than ever before, study as be might have been. His father
having scattered through its daily leaves 1 moved on to a farm above the Waterloo
many charming illustrations, with an Road, two and a half miles out, and was
appropriate thought or verse for eaoh day an auditor of the township up to the time
in the year. Among the topios are bioy. of his death, 11Ir. Lowry, himself, took
cling, outdoor life and good roads. The up a farm on his own account and mar.
cycling fraternity, to say nothing of the ried.a daughter of Captain McCurdy,
general pnblio, has acquired-a,deoidedly whose (afro was where the Model Farm
friendly' feeling for the Columbia Calan• now stands. They were married forty
dal, and its annual advent is always six years ago by Rev. Dr. Torrance,
looked forward to wi6h interest and pleas• whom he had the pleasure of meeting
ore. The 1807 calendar contains a nni• this week• He subsequently rented his
que arrangement of dates that will prove farm and removed to Salem, and after
very helpful and convenient to busy men, eight years to Brussels, where be has
and plenty of apnea is allowed for mem• lived the past twenty years, and whore
oraude, So that the block may be used as his sons are in business as builders. Mr,
a diary, or in any event will become a Lowry has is clear recollection of the
etorehooao of the many little things one eleotione of 1855, when Mr. Durand was
desires to be reminded of day by day. eleoled. One of the candidates kept open
The twelfth edition is bright with oontri• house along the Book -road for two weeke,
butions front friends and riders of the which cost him a fine farm of B00 soros
Columbia bioyole, for such a host of and stook. He also remembers the aisle,
friends has the ca:endar acquired that it bration here when Queen Victoria was
]las become a oueton,,,ry practice for crowned, and the departure of the volun•
wbeelmen all over the country to jot tears under Capt. Poore, for Navy Island,
down their beet tbonghte and inspirations in the troublons time of the Rebellion.
after the exhilarating influence of a Ool- It was all bush over the river from Ai•
umbia ride and send them in to brighten Ian's bridge in his early days, If he
the calendar's pages. In addition, the recollects aright, Joseph Stirton was the
moon's phases are indicated for the belie. first male child born in Guelph, He re-
fit of those who wish to know the best 00110 distinctly being canvassed for Dr,
time for night riding. One feature, of the Clarke, in one election, but he thought
Calendar is its neat stand, so arranged the dootor was trying to onrry favor with
tbat the block can either bo used Upon both the Orangemen and Roman Clotho -
the desk or hung upon the wall. The lioe, and voted for hie opponent, David
calendar man be obtained for five two'cent Stirton. Mr. Lowry, while enjoying his
stamps by addressing the Calendar De. visit to his old home, has a warm spot for
partment of he Pope Manufaoturing the town of his adoption, and thinks it
Company at Hartford, Con, the beet plane up North.
Bn008000 market leads.
Soars talk of a private Bank opening in
Br assets.
P008. HAWKINS' concert next Friday
evening.
SEND THE POST SS a 3mae box toyour
absent friends,"
THE POST Bookstore wants to clear out
every toy in stook and to do this will.
give very low prices.
W. J. McCBaonnN opened up a stork of
Groceries in the "Bee Hive" last Bator-.
day and asks a liberal share of public
patronage.
HARDLY a day goes by but livery bag-
gage wagons come to or go from Brussels
with commercial travellers' baggage, ow•
ing to the curtailment of trains on the
W. G. do B. The G. T. R. is losing more
than it is saving by the present time
table, we think.
Fon CEnremnxAs.—one of the best and
certainly the longest remembered present
to send to distant friends as a Christmas
gift is THE Poem,' One dollar will pay for
it up to 1st Jan. 1898, and for this small
sum your distant ones will have a weekly
budget of Huron news for 57 weeks.
Call in or send in your names and dollars
without delay.
DoAHAT10.—Wednesday evening of thie
week the Metropolitan Dramatic Co. put
"Down the Slope" on the boards et the
Town Hall. The play oonupied the
whole evening and was saidto be well
done when tbe•emall sized stage is taken
into aocount. Thursday evening the
00050 troupe presented a comedy drama.
The Company have a good name and
,draw good houses. Brussels Band sup.
plied the orchestral part of the program.
IT appears to us that a connection be-
tween the evening trains on the W. G. es
13. and the L. H. & B. at Wingham Junc-
tion is a prime necessity. The other
evening Mrs. Jno. Bain and children,
coming from Brandon to Brussels, Dame
North from Loudon on the L. a. & B.
and found no her disappointment and ex-
pense that she was compelled to remain.
uver night in Wingham instead of reach-
ing her destination that night. A 'bus
line to Blyth or Belgrave might make
money, as the liveries appear to be scoop-
ing it in, to the loss of the Grand Trunk,
owing to their unsatisfactory schedule.
Nnw Fran. —This week D. C. Ross and
Geo. Halliday, both young men well and
favorably known in Brussels, have form-
ed a co -partnership and purchased a large
bankrupt stook of readymade clothing,
gents' furnishings, hats, caps, &0., at It
low rate on the 9, and are now busy plan.
ing goods in the va0ant store in the
Holmes block, next door to Gerry Bros.,
and will open up on Saturday of this
week. The store has been newly paper-
ed and the ceiling oiled and presents a
very tidy appearance. Messrs. Roes &
Halliday ere well aegnainted with their
business and will make a strong team in
pushing trade and doing business. Mr.
Ross will continue hie store in the Leckie
brook in the meantime and will be aesiet-
ed by his brother, Robt. Ross, who has.
closed up his store in Wroxeter to take a
position here. The new firm say they
are iu a position to make bargains fairly
hum. We wish them success.
S
_ A bluoi1. Co8a5kyuriA'r5n PA'rng —The
Montreal "Witneea," this being Ito jn111.,
lee year, has beau printing eVer e1008
Dees mber aw weekly page of 0 550 to i ' o,
0)1000 09 16a early rea40re who still Bila
vivo, many of svhieh.have been 0f Wei -
rotting 105920at, and all of which 11avo
been full of eager and hearty good will
for the paper 8111811 line been to the
wri6ere a life long counsellor and family
516896. Here la one of the briefest and
13080 praotiaal of there contributions
A Friend's 11110,—P0 the Editor of the
W16n088, Str,—I wee first induced to take
this noble paper by our minie6er from
the pulpit, in donounoing bad literature
and re00mmellding good, He 800om•
mended the Witness among the best
family reading for old or young. Shortly
after I sent for the paper, and although
over a 80089 of years ego, I have boon telt.
ing it ei1180 with pleasure and profit,
The prioe is very moderate indeed, The
Witneee 10 a true Daniel, taking a firm
eland for righbeoueneas, temperance, and
everything that makes for the good of
man and the glory of the Creator, Now,
I have a requeae to make of two of the
highest professions in the land—the press
and the clergy t vip„ that the press ehail
kindly give this item room in their
journals—the one to copy from the other,
etc, ; and that ministers 0f the gospel.
shall speak of and re50mmend the Wit.
neer to their people, dB f6 is mai a power
for good wherever known, John W. Mo.
Kenzie, Glen Oak, Ont,
Business Local's.
ALL the ohoioeet fruibe of the season
at Thomson's.'
Solon made to order ab 111. Riohardson's.
Cheapest place in town.
OANDi10 and nuts as cheap as the
cheapest at Thomsen's.
A uncut assortment of plain and fanoy
china and glassware at Thomson's.
WANTED.—Any quantity dried apples,
(Oo.,) roll butter and poultry, = Turkeys,
undrawn, (7o.) - G. E. Kidd, Wingham.
T1loacsoN's stook of groceries is large
and well assorted with the finest goods
in the market.
I no saw filing very cheap now for
spot oaah as I have a new and a fast way
of setting saws. T. McGregor, saw -filer,
Brussels, Queen St. East.
SHH,ort'S Ours, the great cough and
oroup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses ; only 25
oente. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
Fox, druggist, Brussels.
Wm urn giving the beet value in
barue: s tiv'r offered in Brussels. ' Special
attention gi.en to Dollars. Repairing
promptly and cheaply done. J. Donald-
son, Dania' old stand.
KAnn's ()lover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and melte your head clear as
a bell. 25 ars., 50 ots. and 9100. Sold
by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brussels,
CoMSonTA11nE brick residence with every
convenience, furnace; &o., for Bale or to
rent. Possession given on Denember 1st.
For further particulars apply to Mrs. R.
Walker, Turnberry street, Brussels.
Mas. T. S. HAWnrre, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer "saved
my life." I consider it the beet remedy
for a debilitaed system- I ever Osed.r'
For dyspepsia, liveaor kidney trouble it
excels. Price 75 oto. Sold by Jae. Fox.
BARGAIN OFFEnn».—That eligible half
acre lot situate on the Southern portion of
Turnberry street, Brussels, will be dis-
posed of below ooat. Very easy terms.
Write for particulars to Joast H,inenEAVES,
174 Queen et. West, Toronto.
Omura YORE Dooxon.—If he advisee'
Cod Liver 011 we recommend Wompole'e
Tasteless Preparation. Yon °su't taste
the oil ; all you taste is wild cherry, and
that's good. What you get is flesh and
strength. Cures coughs, colds and
waetiye diseases. JAB. Fox,
8.m Chemist and Druggist.
READY FOE WINTER.—A visit to the
large new show rooms in conneotion with
D. Ewan's business, Brussels, will con-
vince anybody that be is in first-olaea
shape to suit thepublicin cutters of the
neatest andmost fashionable styles and
finish and at prices to emit the poohet.
He also has a stook of sleighs on hand
ready for the Winter. Intending par.
chasers should give him a call and there-
by get well suited and save money at the
some time. Mr. Ewan is there to do
business.
MANVFAOTrrnons Accident" Ins. Go., of
Toronto, President, Geo. Gooderham,
(President Bank of Toronto.) This very
desirable institution has opened an agency
in Brussels, capital, "one million dol-
lars." Insures against accident from
any cause, yearly dost $4.00 to 950,00,
no medical examination or any fee for
joining. In case of being laid aside by
aooident 95.00 per week. (per $1,000) will
be paid you by the Company for 20 weeks
if need be. Some profeesional gentlemen
in town have taken a 95,000 policy, week.
ly payment,$25.00, and the some polioy
is rated 610,000 if aooident occurs while
travelling by railway, steamboat or trol-
ley ear, with 950.00 weekly allowance.
Everyone is liable to aooident and should -
not fail to get a,polioy in this first -elites
Canadian Company. J. A. CnmerroN,
Agent, Brussels.
SAMPLE or LETTERS.—Wo are receiving
every day in regard to the marvellous
cures effected by the use of Wright's
Liver and Stomach Pills :—
Yoe are at liberty to use my name in
the endorsement of your valuable Dille.
One box taken as directed proved euoh
a perfect cure that T cannot find words to
express my gratitude to you, and will
ever sound the praises of your pills for
liver trouble.
(Signed) E. 0. BaowN, North Toronto.
Auk Jas, Fox, Druggist, Brussels,
about them. Sample box sent on re.
oeipt of six cerate in stamps.
The LeRoy Pill Co., Toronto, Oen.
Try Don't Headache Powders, safe,
sore, suocossfal. 25 conte a box.
aaaxxzR,xNEn.
A90TIN—CAon'13oLL•—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Turnberry, on
Nov. 25th, by Rev, D. Petrie, Mr.
Robert Austin, Kincardine'
to Mies
Jane Gunn Campbell, eldest daughter
of Mr. Wm. Campbell.
BAaTnno-0AairsELL,—In Knox church,
Lietowel, on Deo. 13rt1, by the Rev,
Wm, Cooper, B. A., Mr. A. B.
Bastedo, a000untant of the Bank of
Hamilton, Wingbam, to Miss Lorne
Oalnpbell, second daoghter of Mr. D.
b. Campbell, Argyle place, Listowel.
W000x—DRY.—At the residence of the
bride's parents, ' on Nov. 12511, by
Rev. D. Perris, Mr. Grant B. Wilcox,
of Livonia, Ditch., to Miss Janet Dey,,
eldest daogliter of Mr. Alexander
Dey, Wingham:
Dro-' 11, 1.890
8T,AND,L .1) 134,71rfr 0. O4,N't Del,
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D O Fl E - TORONTO
ASS 7TS,(Seven Million Dollars) 97,000,000
0APITAL (Authorized) . $2,800,000
Apenofee in all prinotpal pafnte ift Ontario, Q5151195, ll2aftito8a, potful States Cir P91 ff 1arl5.
fisvashms- Dowry
A General Banking Businese Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points. •
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on .debate of $1.00 and upwards from dat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
Srluomx keraN17051 GIVEN 70 Twin go18905sa5 018 111 nuua' SAoE Nom.
Every facility afforded Customers living e,0 a distance.
3. A. STEWART MANgenn.
IMOCCINIMIVIIIRMIGTIMMILINI.51.6.0293X
D090r,Ae—•0aamn,—At the Manse, . Wing•
ham,, on Nov, 254 by Rev, D. Per'
ria, Mr, John Donglae, Gerrie, to
Mies Eleanor Smith, of Wroxeter...
Hvr7Tsri.—In Oranbrook, on • Monday,
• Deo. 7th, Norman, youngest son of
Jno, Hunter, aged 2 years. ,
Conv2nn.h In East Wawanoeh, on Nov.
t , Lovina Ooiver, aged 87 years
and 11 months.
PAGE.—In Wingham, on Deo. let, 1890,
Edna) youngest daughter of Wm.
Page, aged 12 years, 5 months and.
1(1 days.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
TIME
BABY BOY FOR ADOP
myon, Apply box 391, Brussels P, 0.
CLOOD CUTTER, PIANOBOX,.
VI for sale ata bargain, • 8. elv t0
W. J. MuORAOHIIN,
pfl'ARROW -00W TO ,.EX
.S' 08A8On for a new mfloh cow. Apply
1Y
to A. HOENIG, American Hotel.
1yf RIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN.—
..L. First mortgage, farm 9use,Br Apply
at THE POST Publishing House, Brussels.
NAT OOD WAN TED.—MABE.ET
V Vria
p e will be paid for 6,009 or,4,000
cordo of d this
wood, ember soft or ERPR be
SALTdeliveredW this Wrutor el 0550 ENTERPRISE
GALT woR1la, Brussels.
2067 Estate of T, T. 00LEMAN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE..
The anderergnod offers his comfort;
able cottage and 4 acre of land on Turnbeny
street, Brussels for sale. On the premises is.
e good well,atable,iruit trees,&c. For price
and toren apply to
1-tf ALEX. MCLAUCHLIN, Proprietor.
FOR SALE.—A GOON) SOUND
Toros, eight years cid, suitable for eith-
er rbador. farm ;. also buggy, cutter 05111
equipments. Would oxobange them :for
youngcattle if suitable.
18.05 JNO, B0918, Brussels.
1
EEORSE FOR SALE.—WELL
trained, good size, extra gentle. Sold
with or without harness- aud topbuggy,
sleigh and robes. Alliu prime order. Lees
than half prioe. - .1N0. D. RONALD,
cITRAYED ON TEE PREM—
f1�J mu of the undersigned, Lot 32, Con. 18,
Grey, onor about 013e last of October, 1 two•
yoar•o] it grey steer. The owner is requested
to prove property,pey expeneea and take it
0w0y3'.- DANIEL MOMILLAN,.
204 - Walton P-0.
rf1EE GOLD MINES. — WE
J_ have a large 702 page boob on British
Colombia, the land that is fast becoming
famous for its gold. We keep a select assort-
ment of books and any not instock we clan
procure without extra charge, at Publishers
prices. DEADMAN d: Aio0ALL,.
Druggists, Booksellers & Opticians.
DCCTrl]',T BOOK LOST BE—
MIME the Ethel Cheese ]Factory and
FT enfryn, on Dec. lat. 2t contained two notes
drawn In my favor and due on July lst,1807.
One for 021.45 by Geo. Obapman, of Atwood ;.
and one for $20.00 by Geo. Hamilton. 761
con., Elma; also a glue- bill from 1. 0. Blob-
0rde, Brussole,for a set of single harness at
518.00. Notice is lieroby given that payment
hos been stopped on the above and partios
Are cautioned against negotiating the same.
SAMUEL ENIGHT,
22-2 Brickma.kor, Honfryn.
AUCTION SALE OF FARMS,
FARM STOOK, IMPLEMENTS,
DUMBER, ETC.
Mr, Thos. Brown has received instructions
from Mr. Andrew Govenlook, at Winthrop,
Lot 20, Con. 7, A1cEillop, to sell bypubloauc-
tion on Tuesday December 15)80, 185e,. at
12 o'clock sharp, the following winnable pro-
perty, viz.:—Borees-2 teamswor,ting borsee'
1 driving mare rising 0 years; i driving colt
rising 8 years ; 2 driving Dolts rising9 years •
1 Spring oolt sired by unwire' ; 1 well brei
driving mare ; also several aged working,
horses. Cattle -5. cows 0uppo8ed to be in
calf ; 4 steers 2 years 010' ;1 tat cow ; 1 shore'
bred Durnam bull. Piga-1 thero' bredBerk-
Ohire boar; 4 sows in pig; 8 pigs 4 months
old'; 12. pigs 5 weeks old. Implements -1.
mower; 1 seed drill and a lot ofother farm-
ing implements; several- wagons, buggies.
sleighs, oto. Lumber—A large quantity suit-
able for building, fencing and ditching pur-
poses, Farming Lands—East 70 acres, Lob
28, Con. 8, Molillop ; North half of West half
Lot 28, Con. 7. NeKillop; West half of Lot
20, Con. 7,Mof{fllo ; Lot. 27, Cou, 7,. Me1211-
lop ;. North half Lot 80, Oen, 9, MaEillop ;
Lots 17,-18 &19, Con.18, Grey'. Terms—A11
sums. of 810,80 andundercash;. over tbat
=auntie menthe o•eetit will be given on
furnishing approved joint notes bearing in-
terestat 6 per cent per annum. Fnrm hand'
terms and conditions makeknown ou day of
mule.
Taos, BnowN, A. GOVENLOOK,
Auotiooeor. Proprietor.
County Council, Election.
PU1311I0 NOTICE ie hereby given that a
meeting of the Hinton of County Connell
Division No. 0, oompoeed of the munielpal•
Rios of Brussels,' Grey and Morris, will he
held in the TOWN HALL, BRUSSELS, on
1londnY, December 21st, 18116,
at the hour of 1 o'nloolt p. m„for the Purpose.
of nominating oaudldons to repre8ent them
id the ,County Council of the County of Bur -
00 for the years1807 01td 1888, and Blatin
case a polite demanded and -alloy ed iu the
manual: by law prescribed, suoI polls will he.
opened on the 4th day of January, 1807, in
each 50 the polling eltb•di9i0ious at the time
and pima fixed by By-laws oftho municipal -
Wee in said County Div1910S.
F S. 8(1011, Nominating Olfoer,
Dated Deo, 5th, 1806.
REAL ESTATE.
MANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
760 noree of good farm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from Winnipeg, is offer-.
ed for 0,110 at slow prima. The property le'
North last 4 Seo,10, Twp. 11, Range 4, East,.
There is a house on the premises and 00819
breaking One. Foe' lull partioulare as to
primo, title, &o„ write or apply to
P 11.BLAII5 68 W11,IIERR,
00.16: liruesel9, Ont,
TJ'IARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
HEMMED Had 0078 vat Hood Forme for
sale and to rent, eoeY berme, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 3. BOOTT,711'aesols
To ARMS FOR SALE .- 200
acres—consisting of Lots 18 on 1118 7655
and 8515 Concoseions. Township of Grey, be-
ing 1 mile fror`m tin Village of Ethel and 0
Milos from Brnseols, 40 sorsa of Fall wheat
sown 5604 about 90 eons under grans ; 00
mires cleared on each. Penne of 'payment
easy,. A. MOIKELVER, M. D.,
,84 Brussels,
rA.RM FOR SALE, -150 ACRES
Consletin„ of the 8d'utb 4 and South tof the North 4 of Lot 80, 0821 2, Plast Wawa.
nosh, This is an excellent stook farm,bItug
siell tuated aboutlled with goodopring water•,. It is
situated about 8 milds from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyyth. A largo part of it Is under.
grass. Buildinge and foncoe aro in a fair
state of. repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given, For all information apply to
11-tf . G. F. SLAI1t, Barrister, Brussels,
CPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
(.. That excellent farm, Let 15, 0001. 9,'
Township of Grey,. 300 pores, must be gold at
01. The letei veerly all cleared o0 ith good
buildings, nmpie water supply, large or-
chard, 11 miles from Cranbrook, is under
good cultivation aud ie a very desirable pro-
perty indeed, Apply _to RIOHA11D MIT-
CHELL, Brussels P. 0, ; TOG/9MITCBELL,
On the. premises ;. or A. HUNTEXt,Bruseels,
Dated Sept,13t},,1898, . .
GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN
the Township of Grey, In order to
Mose au estate the West half of Lot 94, Con.
7, Township 06 Grey, 50 00188, :is offered for
immediate sale. On the premises axe a good
frame dwelling with kitchen, &o., also two
frame barns, good water, orchard, &c,, and is
01oee to the VillagGe. of Ethel.. Soil la of the
best and farm Iswell fenoed. Apply to
oIILJaeD., Brussels
8Mx098LVY,, mstwn;or, NT.
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
'VV The eligible 200 aore,fa- rm , composed . of
lots 10 and 17 in the 10th con., Grey township,
Huron. Co., end 50 acres, part of lots 16 and
17,11th con., belonging to the Robert Brown
estate, is offered for sale to wind up estate.
On the first farm is good atone house and
large bank barn, necessary outboildin e, or-
chard, &o. Farm well watered, well fenced
and in good state of oultivation. About 50
the 50 acre farm there is a house and barro
orchard, and about 8 acres 01 bush. Parma
bold jointly or separately to suit purchaser.
Possession given in the Fall, Farms are on.
ly a mile from the village of 0ranbrook,
whereare ecbooi, churches, post-omeo,
stores,.&o., and.21 miles to. the tlrrlying mar-
ket town Brussels. 1'or further particulars
as Les;
forme, &o., apply to
AGNE8 BROWN,])
JAMES BROWN, 5 Broca tors..
JOHN BROWN, )
Oranbroolt P. 0.
OAR FOR SERVICE. THiIi
Undersigned will keep for servioo on
Lot 20, Con, 0, Morris, the thorn'. bred im-
proved White 702530hire Boar "Selected,”
bred from 3.14. lirothaur's sweepstakes sow
at Chicago Fair. Terms, $1.00 to bopaid
at the time of service with privilege ofre-
901510g itnecessary, Pedigreemay bo seen
on. application,
ROBT.NICHOL.
OAR FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep 101 service on
bot. 80, Con. 0, Morris, the thoro'-bred Large,
English Berkshire Boar, Captain Join."
His mother is a full sister to the let -prize
sow at the World'eFair. Pedigree will be
prloduoed on application. Toms -01,00 to
be paid at time of service' with privilege of.
returning if necessary,
14.6m JAS. SPEER, Proprietor.
OAR FOR SERVICE. -TAF
undero18nea will keep for servioo on
Lot 27, 0on. 4, Morris, the thoro' bred Tam-
w orth boar, "King George," purchased 11'om
H. George .&Sous who got first. prize for
their held at. Guelph Gat ;Stook- Sbnw. The
clam of "Ring George" wort first prize at the
Show, London England, Hid sire; was im-
ported and weighed 750 lbs,. Terms 81,08 to
be paid at time of service with privilege of'.
returning 11 necessary, Pedigree may be
seen on app]ioatioo,
191011A108 ARMSTRONG,
40.16 Propectar.
Ancient Order of United Workmen,
This old and prosperous Pretend 9188001.
ation numbering 850,000 members are pre
smitfug to the public their popular and non -
urinal rates to rvorthy men, at the very low
rate of about $8,00 per $1,000 per annum.
The "Workmen" -Promptly ray Sleuth
Chime and expect a large inorese8 to its
members 110x7 that thoeo American Line
Oompanies don't seem aatisfaotory to Cnu
adiane.
1001T. ARMSTRONG DEW..., W, H, HERR,
Recorder; T. A. ORE0GHTON,lrinaucier,
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MoNAUGRTON, M. D.
• 0. M., L, R.O.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. P.
S. Ont.. Residence and ollioe. in Wilson'e
stools, corner of Mill.. and Turnborry Ste.
• • 31. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
Physiolan, Surgeon, A000ucher, oto
Graduate of Toronto Univertityy Medina'
Faculty. Member. of College of Physicians
and Surgeons Out, 0r1'Ion—Noxb door to
McDonald. & Co,. Walton Out.
DR. F. H. KALCFLFISCH,
1HY910IAN, ennOEON'AND AOCOUlHE91r,
SUCCESSOR TO OR. W. GRAii/AM,
BRUSSELS, •- ONTARIO.
1st Oloss Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of•Trinity MOdival Collogo ; Fellow. o
Trin]ty,ledloal College and member of the
College of Pbysiel0ne and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Coerce in Detroit and
Chtosgo,1890. bpeclol attention paid to di0-
00000 of Eye, P102,17600 and Throat, and
eu00001 Womou, la?'0onsultation in MI6'
11e1) and Gorman,
•
Coffie autl See
otrA NEW STOCF>, OiF
Pamoy Goods
No dillioul6y in Oho08105 appropriate
pr000065 for your friends, We have a
largo and well assorted stook to 001001
(rota, comprising the newest deeigne,
moat reohorphe 01610188 and the latest
prodcol0 of art in all the wonderful var-
iety of materials composing them.
Xmas Curds acid Booklets.
Wo are sole agents in Brue0ele for Rap"
heel Tuok & ,Sons oolebrated Xmas 0arde
and Calendars, There are no riper made
and oar stook ie' most 0oaaplel0,
FANCY GOODS,
Ws have them in Plush, Leather and
Celluloid, Toilet Cassa, Shaving Sete,
Odor Cases, Travelling Companions,
Maniouree, Work Boxes, . Photo. Frames,
Necktie Oases, Dollar and Cuff Oases.
BOOKS AND BIBLES.
Picture and Story Books in great var-
iety y LEE , up; Nice Linen aioture
Books, 5o. each, and we also have Chat,
terbox and Young Canada, both very fine
story books, Bibles from 25o. to $6.00,
PHOTO, ALBUMS.
In the above line we have an exceed.
ingly fine assortment in Celluloid, Leath-
er and Plush at much below the regular
prices.
TOYS AND GAMES
In endless variety and oomprieing all of
the very latest.
OROEINOLE
at $1.00 and 91.25, and also the Arch
Orokinole, 4 games in 1, for 91.00. We
spall consider it a pleasure to show you
our stock at
Fa1 s Drug Store.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made. .Celoo—Vanatone'sBlock, Brue.
eels.. 21-8m
TNTM. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyanoer,NotaryPub-
110, ,ta. Ohee—Vanstone's Block, 1 door
north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to
Loan,
MG. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solloltor, Gedertcb,
Ont. Office—Hamilton St., Opposite 0o1.
borne Hotel.
G� F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, - dm. (late o1 Garrow &
Prondfoot'e Office, Godoriob,) Ofiloo over
Gillies & 801)81'0 Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan, 47
AUCTIONEERS,
GEORGE KIRI£I3Y,
Licensed Auctioneer. Salee conduct
ea on reasonable tonna. Farms and farm.
stook a specialty. Orders left at Tan POST
Publishing Hou ee,Bru seals, or sontto W alton
P. 0., will reeoive prompt attention,
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
.
HER, will soli for totter prices, to
butter moa, in eon time and less charges
than any .other Auebloneor in East Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can alwayebe arranged at this °floe
or by per so11al application.
CAPT. J. STRETTON,
Who has had 25 years experience 05 an
Auctioneer, but who had to gait owing to i11
health, has again.. taken out lioonse and ie
prepared to conduct sales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates may
be arranged. at Tent POST PublishingHouse.
JAS. STRETTO,
3.8-16 Auotioueer.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWXCS,
5• • Honor .Graduate o1 the Ontario
diseases ryof College,mateis d prepared to treat all
com-
petent
ca dne . Partoct animate In a paid
petent manner. PartlonJar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry, Callspromptly 'at-
tended to. O110e and Infirmary—Pour doors
north of bridge •Turnberry at., Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WY V H. MoOBAOXEN,
r r Usurer ofMarriageLioenses. Mae
at hie Grocery, llurnberry street, Brnssole.
i� N. BARRETT,
tiTonsorial Artist: Shop—Next door
ooutli of A. M. Mo0ay & C o's' hardware store.
Ladle s' anclohuldrens hair cuttinga speoialty
RUSSELS POST OFFICE
savings 'Bank takes Deposits from
$1.00 to $1,800 and allows 8,y per cent.
interest. T. - 71. FARRUW,
87-8m Postmaster.
ROBERT GUNNINGHAM•
merman,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
suer of Marriage Licenses
r
0801010 AT 33110001' S150817.
6'N° Witness Required.
T. FLETCHE R, Brussels:
ALEX. i3UNTEB,
Clerk of he Fourth Division - Cour
Co. Buren. Conveyancer, Notary Publio
Land, Lean and Iusuronoo Agent.. Funds
invested and to loan.. Oolleobion9; made
Moe in Graham's Blboli,llrusoobs'
AOS. A.. HAWEINS, '
Will give loeonne to pnpfla eitbet 011
piano or organ, at hie Mpeio1oom, opposlte -'
the penmen°, Brussels, Vo8Ol lessons also
giyou. Ton years oxperienoe in touching.
Worms moderato.