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7 NE \AT E A 1
RESOLVES
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1st -1 will buy my Drugs, illediuiues, .kc, 1 � ,
from G. A. Deadman.
nd--1 will put Meta what Books I may
require at Deadrnan'o.
3rd—illy Fancy Coude, Toys, dm., shall
be bought at Deadmau's.
4th -•-When purchasing a Dire Autograph
or Photograph Album it will be at
Deadmau's,
5th-1V/ten papering my 'rouse it will be
with wall paper from 1.)emdman's,
603—When poeerble I will boy what I
may require from Deadman's.
7th—I will recommend others to go to
Deadnian's.
If the readers of Tea Posx will carry
out the above seven good resolutions the
shall be mutually benefitted. We will
try and please you.
G. A. DEADIIAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. O. & n,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
Goma Some, Goose No1me.
a:... u.n+. ' Mixed............ 0:357r.n1.
Express Mfrs agar,; Mail 3.15 p,m.
Mixed a:55 piing Nxpress 0:45 p.m.
112Oralll.et)3'kerns.
9 aldel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
1'Eoros.. All Kinds—Hunter.
Naw teazle oloth Inc Spring at Shine's.
STRAW °utters for six dollars at J. J.
Oilpin's.
THREE boxes mince twat for 250, at
Skene's.
Waens was the town Band on New
Year's day ?
Goon sleighing now, possibly the best
this season.
Tan latest panel photographs at
Hunter's studio.
Ir you want a arst•ohass photo go to
Burgess & Buchanan.
Boma and Overshoes half soled and
repaired. Geo. Good.
BREARYAST Baoon, choice Rolls and
Hams at Geo, Bat'ter's.
Eleven for sale or to rent, Comfort.
ab'e and convenient. W. B. Dickson.
FARMERS' INSTITUTE 00 Friday atter•
noon and Saturday of next week in Bra
eels Town Hall.
3 lbs mixed candy for 25o and first
quality mixtures, cheap quality consider-
ed. Geo. Good.
ELIGIBLE building lot on Mill street,
Brussels, for sale, oheap for cash. Apply
to A. Bawtinheimer,
Pnoros in all sizes and stylea, Crayon
and water color work a specialty.
Bnrgees d; Buchanan.
THE dynamo went wrong or Wednea•
day and an electrician bad to be secured
from Toronto to set matter's to rights.
THE collectems taken last Sabbath in
the Methodist church here instead of the
annual tea meeting amounted to $50,83.
SKATING was. on the program at the rink
for Wednesday evening out owing to the
eleutric light not working it had to be
droppsd.
LOTS for sale on Elizabeth, Catherine
and Alexander streets. Will sell on
liberal terms. Apply at the Woollen
Mill, Brussels,
Do not forret our removal to my new
stole, next door to the Egg Emporium,
where we will be glad to welcome all our
customers, I. C. Richards.
PAY Yoon TAXES.—All those who
have not yet paid their Taxes trill please
call and do so at my store, opposite the
Postoffice. has, T. Ross, Collector.
R. C. SEAMING, formerly of Brussels,
wee elected Deputy Rreve of Wiughatn
last Monday. Be will fill the bill nioely
There was quite a chunk of politics iu
the election this year in that town.
WN continue as of old to take the
lead in the manufaotnrc of light and
heavy harness. Collars and light lath -
nese our specialty. I manufacture all.
my awn collars and warrant every one.
I. 0. Riobarde.
J. T. Parents ticketed Miss Jennie 11o.
Neil to Brandon, Manitoba ; Miss Elia
McNeil, to Sturgeon Falls, Ont., and
James Sinclair, to Gaylord, Michigan,
The parties all lived in Grey township.
They left Brussels last Monday.
Tau best anodyne and expectorant for
the cure of colds and Ganglia and all
throat, lung and bronobial troubles, is,
undoubtedly, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Ask your druggist for it and at the same
time for Ayer's Almanac which is free
to all.
WELL.DIOOrna AND DRILLING.—George
Birt hoe all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satiefaution.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence t
sated door north of the bridge, west e
aide of Turnberry at., Bruesele. 48.1f t
SEND THE News.—Let every subscriber
who learns of any local oacarrenoe in lite 0
or her neighborhood jot down the pato-
alas and send them to THE POST. All
such are ever weloame. Never mind the i
spelling, writing or oompoeition, Do the b
best you can. Give us the parbioulars in o
your own words and in your own way, s
just the same as if you were writing a n
letter to a friend, and the will do the rest, d
THE TALK 05 THE TOWN.—This Winter a
James Walker manufactured a novelty
in the odtter line, °ailed a B.useiun sleigh. a
For solid comfort is necupies the first o
place and all who have seen it premium's r
it A 1 both in style bud workmanship, el
In additioa to it Mosses. Walker St Ewan T
have made tip a number of exoellont
nutters in piano box and Portland styles r
and have also got tip several seta of bob. 0
sleighs. They say they are not afraid of b
comparison with any and are well pleased p
with the number of sales made, A large e
three seated pleasnte sleigh is Moat ready e
for the road now, W, Roddick looks al. wa
ter the painting and dscoratieg and puts p
a tiptop finish on. Masers. Walker & Se
Ewan are completing their arrangements to
for a regular boom in the buggy line next 5i
Spring and it will pay perms intending th
to buy to see them. 0a11 at their shop 0
Mid eco the RuSbian sleigh, p
T.IIE BRUSSELS POST
JAN, 8, 1892
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As we find our Stock too large .for the time of year and as We rrsquire money :is well, we have decided t'() sell oft the
whole o1' our Dry Goods at lass than Cost Price,
Commencing on Monday, January :11th, 1892.
As we take Stock next Month it is our determination to make a Big Clearance, and if Slaughter Prices will effect our
object everybody may expect some Big Bargains. We cannot quote prices in this Advertisement—We want
you to Iook and be satisfied that we really mean what we say, The Goods must be sold and
of course, first come, first served, as the Prices we will offer the Goode
at they will be soon cleared out,
We Wish it to -be Understood that We cannot Book Goods at Sale Prices.
Come along with your money and we will give you greater value than you ever got before.
Recollect they are all new Goods—No old Stuff in Stock,
BRUSSELS, ,Tanuary 8t11, 1892.
nen install -smut of Spring prints at
Skene's.
Fon nitre Crayons and water colors go
to Hunter.
BURGESS S BUCHANAN'S photo gallery
oust Standard hank.
THE latest Paris told Mikado panels at
Burges s & Buchanan's.
Tian was service in the Roman
Catholic ohurch on New Year's day.
\Vno is Eli Perkins? He will he in
Brussels Town Ball on Wednesday,
Feby. 3rd.
Saviour, bets were won and lost by
Brusselites over the result of the Toronto
mayoralty election last Monday.
A LARGE stock of robes, trunks, valises
and satohels, blankets, whips, &a., on
hand and sold very cheap. I. C. Rich-
ards.
Sone talk of a revival of the local ex-
change in telephones in Brussels now
that the price has coma down within
reach.
BRING along your .fare to have them
made into driving mitts. We do them
cheap and guarantee a perfect lit. I. C.
Richards.
A WEDDING is on the Lapis for this
moath. Both bride and groom belong to
Brussels. There's no hoax about it as
the house is rented.
This last meeting of the old Council
will be held next Monday evening. The
slew Board will meet the following Mon-
day and assnme office.
ATTEND the' Gast I3nron Farmers' Lt-
stitute iu the Town Hall, Brussels, on
Friday and Saturday offinext week. Pnb-
lio meeting on the evening of the first
day free to all,
Senor, re opened last Mouthy the
only ohanue in the staff was the substitu.
tion of Mies Braden for Miss Taylor as
1st assistant, Miss Braden comes high-
ly recommended. Tint Pos'r wishes her
sticoese.
THE annual meeting of the Grey
Branch Agricultural Safely will be held
in the Town Hall, Brusssela, on 14th
inst. commencing at 1 o'clock. The East
Huron annual meeting will be held iu
the same pleoe on the following Waders•
day.
"Gef•" offers prizes of 830, $00 and
$10 fur the beat short humorous article,
story, poem, narrative or character
sketch sent in before March 1, 280',
The prizes will be awarded not so much
on literary merit, as upon the humor and
aptness of the concept. Professional
writers being debarred, there is 0 fair
told for all of a literary turn. Here is a
chance for young writers to test their
abili•ies. See aun^uaetnent in "Grip."
IN A STRONG FINANCIAL POSITION.—�
ooneern can produce its beet work only
tthaf f: le in a strong financial position,
out of debt and free from worry. Our
euutemporary the Family Herald and
Weakly Star of Montreal is in just snob
a position. It is firmly established in
magnificent new buildings, equipped with
splendid new plant. costing quarter of a
million of dollars, the result of years of
increasing prosperity. The Penally Her-
ald and Weekly Star is a great paper
and deserves its gigantic success.
LA (inrrra, Dr. Bryee, secretary of
the Provincial Board of Health, baa iesu.
ed R circular to the public explaining the
05u5e, origin, pathology, general symp•
toms and measured for the limitation of
La Grippe. The three forms of the dis-
ease are : (a) Nervous—oharaoterized by
great depression and severe pains in
head, spine and muscles; (b) Catarrhal—
marked by congestion of mucous mem.
brans of nose, throat and, cheat, (e)
Gastric—especially seen in children and
marked by vomiting, diarrhea, eto.
Isolation as far ae possible, clean and
well ventilated houses, avoidance of ex.
posure, fatigue, unwholesome food and
exoeesive use of alcoholic liquors are the
beet preventives. The disease fe infeo.
ious from person to person and the great.
et care in the use of handksrehiefs,
Owele, etc., is necessary,
A COUNTY MAP,—Fresh from the press
1 one of the finest lithographic firms in
Canada is the Cooper County map of
Huron. It is very aorreot and we believe
t will be a wsloome reap in the many
omas, schools, offices and bathes places
1 the county. MI the roads, oonoes-
ious and lots are distinctly drawn and
timbered. The township% are easily
fstinguished as the coloring is varied
nil of desirable shades, Every town
village or post office is prominently
hown, also an alphabetical list of post
fiices in the 0uuuty. The latest tenants
eturas give the population of ash town.
hip, town, and incorporated village.
he map measures 4 x 5 ft, is varnished
and mounted on linen and black wood
ellen. We understand the publishers,
ooper & 00,, of Clinton, who 901 it up,
are received testimonials from gall ex-
erts as the schools inspeatore, as well as
ome of the leading beechen of the
ouuty, and we believe they have a map
rthy of support of our people. The
rice is $8,50, and considering that the
le is limited to the county the cost ie
w, compared with maps of a similar
et whioh sell at a high price, and have
o entire continent a5 a market, Mr,
sopor was in this looality this Week
thing the talo of the neaps.
Sttate's 25o. tea is equal to 35e.
Try it.
dai'rie's "Art Studio" is over A.
Smith's store.
THE telegraph lines in this locality
sawed some attention from the repai
this week.
REPAIRS in harness and collars v
cheap and guaranteed to give Baths
tion. I. C. Richards.
'Inc Listowel Banner says bread
12 ante a loaf in Brussels. You're
other, Bro. Clinic, it is only 10 oents.
BRusejrs market still continues to
tract the pork trade. Two loads f
near Laakno v were sold here on Th
day.
Tamm Idensall Observer was born
New Year's day. S. Stahl is the edi
and proprietor. Thio makes 15 ne
papers in Huron County.
A esteem number of persons in Br
sale and locality are suffering with
grippe. Whole families are laid up
some instances.
1,040 tone more freight left Bras
station during the past six mouths tit
was marked outward for the correspou
Ing term in 1890.
IT is said that Adam Reid has pu
chased the cottage, on Elizabeth etre
front Mrs. Cormack and will move 1
family into town next spring. Mr. Fr
lick will also come to Bruss •ls. TI
price paid was 8600,
On Friday evening of this we
Deputy District Master Patterson,
Seaforth, will install the officers of th
A. 0. U. W. Inc the Current term. A
oyster supper will be served at the Amer
can hotel at tee close of the lodge.
DESIRABLE business stand iu Blyth
let fur a term of years, being the corn
store in Watson's brink block, best stet
in town. Excellent cellar and smith')
for general store or grocery with idou
and fled, Rent reasonable. Apply t
Mss. E. A. Winos, Blyth. 26.4
Wsme.It RICHARDSON, wltoss farm 1i
jest East of Brussels, has disposed of t
same to Willism Armstrong, ofMafiillo
for the sum of $5,7011. It is an exaltert
farm ooetaining 05 aures, with goo
buildings. Mr. Riohardeou gives u
possession 1110l'Iarch.
Tan Salvation Army held a"watch
night" service and welcomed 1802 as it
dawned. They then formed a procession
and marched down Turnberry street,
with song to the music of the big drum.
Some of the hoodlum element was also
of hand and rent the air with yells that
would die rice Central Africa.
NEXT lllouday evening Rev, S. Sellery,
91, A., B. D., of \Viegham, will deliver au
address 10 the Methodist church, here,
under the auspices of the Epworth
League, Itis subject will be "The Bible
in relation to national prosperity," As
this will be Mr, S011evy's drat visit since
hie removal from Brussels there will no
doubt be a large congregation present,
The topic is an excellent one and will be
handled is good style by the reverend
gentleman.
Owt s OP AT LAST.—The Clinton New
Era aye :—"For some time past the
friends of W. H. Herr, of THE ti tlesuis
POST, have had their suspicions aroueed
es to the cause of bis inorsasing oorpu•
leney ; they did not like to suggest tat
h
a good churoh member such as he, might
be indulging in more than wee good for
him, but their fears surely ieaned in that
dirootion. His conecienes became hie
own aoouser, and in a letter over his own
signature he admits that he bas been
drinking, and like all reprobates claims
that it has been doing him good. Bub he
asserts that it was not "hard cider," or
anything so strong, but simply "St.
Leon water" that has produced nob
beneficial effects. Beware, W. H„ be
ware, 'they that tarry long,' au." We
would like to see St. Leon tested on you,
Bro. Holmes, but it might take a hogs-
head of it to put a "oorporattoh" on you
as there is BO mnah of you up and down
and so little of you broad'aoross.
BAST Honor TARSIERS' INSTITUTE.—Phe
annual meeting of the Bat Huron
Farmers' Insbitute will be held in the
Town Hall, Brussele, on Friday and Sat.
urday, Jen, 15th and 10th. The follow.
ing is the program :—Friday's session,
oomfnetuting at 1:130 p. m.—President's
address, U, McFadden ; "Advantages of
a partial system of soiling," John 1. Ilob-
sou ; "Butter mailing on the farm," W.
J. Palmer, B. S. A. ; "Growing corn Inc
ensilage," Thos. McMillan ; addrese on
fruit growing, MoD, Allan. Evening as.
sion—"Agrlonitural depression emd some
hints as to its removal," John I. Robson ;
"A peep into the unseen world around
us," W.1, Palmer, 13, S. A. ; "Observe -
tions on what I saw in the Old Country,"
Thos, Gibson, 99. P, If There will also
be a musical program, Saturday's ses•
elan, commenting' et 10 e. tn.—"Thele
system and advantages of draining,"
RobI. Coale ; "Breeding and manages
meet of steak," John I. Robson ; ('Milk,
its elaboration, composition and methode
wailing iling it," W. J. Palmer, B. S. A. ;
Address on fruit, MoD, Allan ; "The
benefits of keeping the land in a good
state of cultivation," ROW. Currie ;
"Union amongst farmers," Thos. Mo.
111i11an.
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come to all anions.
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Conms.—In Winghnm, On December 21st,
0115 wife of Mr. Walter Coats of 0
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CASOAnht--Benteas,—On 23rd Deo., by
Rev. D. Rogers, at the residence of
the bride's father, Mr. John Cas-
cades to Mute Catherine M, Beirnee,
both of Grey,
Ros E•Maasn—Dusess.--In Blnevale, on
Dec. 30th, by Rev. A. Y, Hartley,
Mr. Frederick Rose -Marsh, of
Wcodstook, to Mies Mary Duncan,
daughter of Mr. Robt. Dunoan, of
Blnevale.
\Vas0—DONOAN,—In Blnevale, on Deo.
80th, by Rev. A. Y. Bartley, Mr.
Thos. West, of Amaranth, to Miss
Isabella Duncan, daughter of Mr.
Robert Duncan, of Bluevale,
axfexi-
SonP.memos .—In Blanshatd on Dee, 30111,
John Somerville, aged 57 years.
Mo Doh.1Ln.—Iii Grey, on Jan. let, Janet
McDonald, aged 72 years and 8
months.
BALLA:meN1t.—In Downie, on Doo. 23rd,
Michael, son of the late Thomas
Ballantyne, and brother of R. M.
Ballantyne, Atwood, age 26 years
and 14 days.
BRTTSSF,IJS 0.OJ 00.=TS,
Fall Wheat 90
Spring Wheat 88
Barley 40
Peas (30
Oats .......... .. 30
Butter, tubs and rolls16
Eggs per doreu 16
Flour per barrel 4 60
Potatoes 25
Hay per ton 9 00
Pork,...., 600
Hides per lb.. 4
Salt per bbl., retail1 00 ('0
Sheep akius,each65 00
Lamb skins each 05 01
Apples per harrel 1 25 00
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
TEAOHER WANTED.—AS AS
UST ANT for the Cranbrook school for
the year 1851, male or female, 8rd class, Ap-
ply, stating 1AC013 to
RAUT'S%
Sec.-Treas., Oranbrook,
T'WO GO OD COWS FOR SALE,
will calve in a Inc weeks. Mao a fitly
rising2 years old. Reason for selling is scar.
city of reed.
20 4 ADAM SCOTT,
South hell Lot 15, cou. 4, Menlo.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that the partner-
ship heretofore subsisting between us, the
ttudereigued, ea general merchants in the
Village at Brussels bae been this day dis-
solved by mutual content.
All debts owmg to the said partnership
are to be paid to William Nightiegalo, at
Brussels, aim maid, and all °brime against
the said partuershlp, are to be presented to
the said William Nigbbiugale by whom the
EMIR
a,teMountd'Forest th's 28th Day of
December, 1801,
WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE,
W. 0. PERRY, Wit eee, SOOTT.
GREY BRANCH
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The Annual Meetiiyng of the Grey Branch
Hall, Inusealn Society
the 114th instil,
at 1 O'oloek p, m., for the ppurpoee of reeeiv-
tug the eenert of the Directors for 1891'
electing ofiioore for the ourrent year and
traueaobiug such other bustuoes ae may
come before the meatus.
ALEX, STEWART, D, STEWART,
president. 9 aerators,
13r06esle, has, ath,1892,
East Huron
Agricultural Society,
The Annual Mooting of the Etat Huron
Agrioulturat Septets,y will bo held in the Town
Hall, 13tu6Bets, on 'Wednesday, the 2014 lust„
at 1 O'olooh p, m, for the purpose of ready.
los the ,report oI the Dlrentere Inc 1801'
ebeotioB °!Mears for the currant year and
trmtsaetiug Buell other busmen as may
come before the mooting,
JAS.FERGUSON, b.S'1'13WAE.r,
Preeldent, Secretary,
Brunets, January 8111,1893,
MILE DIi AWING.—'rtIiE :DI'
nioegoae Of the Morris and Grey
Cinemas Mauulaeturiug 310, will meet at the
Town Hall Brnsbele, ou Thirsday, the 21st
lust., at 2 O'clock p.m, for the purpose of
lotting the MYlk Drawing for the coming
season.
A fun meeting of Shareholders and Pat-
rons is requeebad at the same Gino and place
for the
annid for thuati nimaoion
of other important s busioSes that on
o%
e
before the meeting, y
JNG, STRA08AN, D, STEWART,
Bose:alto Peery 511,,1850 Secretary.
1 1)AT1.E.ONS OF CHEESE FAO.
_L montes ars bauafl ltod by seeding milk
lime pert bred dorsals, They combine both
1if n0 Jersey quality.
eau Lave your eholee
For further purti°uhn's apply at my Drag
and Book Store.
0. A. DEADMAN, Brussels,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Nottoe is hereby given that all persons
baylug claims Sonst the estate of Douai'
Stewart, late of the 'Township of Grey, in
the Oouuty of Huron, deceased, who died on
or shout the Nth Day of September, 1880,
are required to send such olaima or to de•
liver them to Alex, Reuter, at Brussels,
agent for the Executors of deeeaeed, on or
before the fat Day of February, 1$.7J,
After the ,said last montiouod onto the
Executors will distribute the assets of the
eetate amongst those untitled thereto, with
regard °lily to isuoh claims of which they
shall then Dara notice, and will not be liable
for said assets or auy part thereof, so (lista.
Intact to any person or parsons of whose
remitt)ctrl at claims
notice sshall stribution ° Tiris
notice is pursuant to Revised Statutes Gu-
tario, Chap. 110.
Dated at Breasole this lath Day of Decem-
ber, 1801,
23 3 ALEX. HUNTER,
ELTZARETH Ii1'Ent•ArtT, Agent for Executors
00NnLn Sa`BWAnT, } Ex0c5t0rs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Pursuant to au order of the High Court of
Justice, Queen's 13euob Division, outdo iu a
certain cause of .Fairburn vs. Welsh, the
creditore of Joseph Welch, late of the'1'owu.
ship o1 Grey ,In the County of Berms, who
die. lu or about the mouth of December, a.
D.1880, nee ou or before We fella flay of
January, 1.1).1892. to sond by post, pre-
paid, to IV. M, Sinclair„Eaquirs, of the Vil-
lage 00 tl0neesls in the County of Huron,
the Solicitor for the Phaiu tiff, their Uurretiau
feud sttflntmse, mahatma and descriptions,
the hill particular's of their Wailes a state-
ment of their accounts and the nature of
their security (if 0051 bold by them or fu de-
fault th reit they will he peretuptm'ily80.
eluded from the beuedt of Cho said order.
produce the same before before any
security
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iot, lo the Oeunty of in the Court Huron Ion utlfo 3018
Lay of Jauuury, A. D.1892, at the hour of
eleven taloa in the Iorouoon being the
time appointed for adludtuatiou on the
Maims.
Dated this 29th Day of Deooutber, A.D,
1891.
S. MALOOM80N,
21.8 Master at Goderiob.
JUDICIAL SALE
—oF
VALVABLE FIRM PRDIVIES
Is trim TOWNSHIP OF GREY, IN
THE COUNTY OF HURON.
Pursuant to au order of 3015 mann in 0 ea -
tam Muse or matter in the Queen's Renoh
Divation of the iOntario of Fi buruuvs. Weleh, bearing Court of Jufor
bye twoutyseveubb day of November, A. D,
1801, there will be offered for sale by Public
Abatlon, with the approbation of Sutker.
laud Maloomsuu, os tire, Local Master of
the High court of lienee at Goderlee, by
Finlay Stewart Seca, auetloneer, on
SATURDAY. the Sixteenth day of Jan.
miry, A. D. 1692,
at the boar of Twelve O'clock (noon), at
the Oat8'PRAL 1001']91 111 the Village of
Brussels,
tract of laud mud prem ices situate lyingnand
of Huron and rovineeot Gof yOutarls, beluin the g
composed of Lot number Tllrbouu, in tee
freomflobarrentsooGcu ug y idnoueun
hundred acres of.lend be the same, more or
lues, There are about 01155n acres of 51ear.
0d laud ou this Let and the balance Mumma
is well timbered with pine and cedar, There
ie a log barn, built on the flue between Gila
Lot anis Lot number fobrboon, and the feu-
cut are iu a lair ghats of repair,
(2) An and singular that certain parcel or
tract oflaud and maintain -situate lying and
being I. the Township of Gray, in the Outten
ty of Huron and Province of Ontario, beteg
oomvosedof Lot number fourteen in the
third conasssioa of the aforesaid Township
or Grey, oeubaiuiug by admeasoremcut one
hundredlantl be the
00 or
ess.There are about sixty ftv0mtei'nstolear-
ed upon this lot and in 0 geed state 01 cult,•
vatlur,; five names thereof swampy laud
timbered with biota all cedar Dud talus curl
the balaoo°, thirty acres, is well timbered
with hardwood beech and maple. There is
a good frame 110150 and b: et kitchen on
this jnrcherty, there are two good wells uh
this lot and the fences aro in good repair.
The land is otherwise well watered 13,a
spring creek which roue arose the south
eat °oruer of this lot.
Tem properties aro situated in a Brat.
Glass 11lage pi liruanole'tool I °130 two 5, 1
cue half 11105 from the Village of Ethel,
both of which Villages offer good markets
Mr grain, timber and all kinds of feral pro.
Mum. These farina will be offered for silo
separately Sud 0ubiaob to a reserve bid, wed
the Master reserv5a the right to adioere the
sate et oeull lot if h1 Dia opinion alt adequate
urine Is not reached.
TERKs of Sard1.—Tort per cent, of the pur-
chase mousy tvlll be required to be Dela on
the day ottale to Luo Plaintiff'sSolloltor and
the balsam within thirty days thereafter
when the purchaser or puruuaeere will bu
entitled to a conveyance and be /et into pos.
90001(11L C. he outer 0oedltloue of gale will
be the standing oouditluus of the Ohauory
Dlviwon /1 the High (loltrt of limbic°,
Forfurther
lart
apply 10 John lankin ,osq.Q. r Toronto ; 50 nt, erSowProudut, Barisers, la rb 1 Seat,
kBeg., auctlou0or, of to the Undersigned,
0W. M. 515010IIR, S. HALOGMSON.
Plff'e Solicitor. Mater at Godwin)),
Dated this 241)11 day of December, A, 0, 1851,
HOLIDDAY (hitt'&( 1
SPECIALLY NEW
—'0.901)......
Attractive Lines,
I,'hotugrapll Atheism and Cases,
W nlllug Desks, llusfo Rolls,
Wallets, Purees, 1ookst Books,
Leather (foods, all desuriptloos,
malts, Toys, Xmas Cattle, dm.
Perfumes, Drugs and Books.
Open all day Christmas and NOW Years
.7r. T. X'lr,l'PL+'&t,
C1110ltO7' Attu Dttunaosr, Bnusen0s.
BANKING.
i\1•GINTos I & IvIoTAGGART,
BANKERS, , BRUtisELS,
Traatonctot a Ci.essoro.' s2axalci,ag
224uoiaseaa,.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and Uuitod States Drafts bought
and sold,
latoreet allowed on Deposits.
Collections made an favorable 1010115.
Gaoadlau Manta 13ANIt or
CANADA,
New York Agento—Inrrorrl:ne AND Tuan.
ERI, NATIONAL MANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
po L. TAYLOR., ,BARRISTER,
Claus m015. 0111x0 . Vaustone)s Blot1r,0Brut •
eels. 21-sm e
YA• M. SINOLAIR,
flT Vo, • Solicitor,Gonveyancer,Notary Pub-
ofPeppersiDrugStore s Bloat, Fundi north
Loan.
DIOKSON & BAYS
(Late with Garrote& BAYS,
God°.
rich,) 13arr,sters, Solicitors, Oonveyancers,
000, OB10es—hreesels and Seaforbh, Brus-
sels O°—Ula-stairs over Bank, Mealy
to R. 9.0A55, W. n. DSCESON
�._ BUSINESS CARDS.
.. H. MoCEACI�I';N,
at his Gi'oa ry lnrnberrvgst eot,tl4tnsee)msc°
'• N. BARRETT,
Tousoeltl Artist• Shop—Next door
south of A. 1110, Muliay de Co's bard ware store.
Ladies' mud °bitdroas hair cutting it specialty
ISS BALL
Is prepnrod to glue leseou8 on Cho
Piano, Parlor sed Pipe Grgau, t lit.
tooWl
uu gives to 'couuio. For further in-
formatfou address— Box 172, 131006018,
A• MGNAIE
Issbrer of Marriage Llos00os, 1 '
feppotutment of Lieut -Gov et er, Commis -
Fire Insuruue Uo, Olfl s atlIll°o Oi utb rook
Post 011ce,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
Menti nuns,
FIRL- AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
A HUNTER
OloriCo, Beron, °f0any Ythe I1bo0r, Notary Public
Laud, Lona and Insureuoe Agent. Funds
lbvested and to loan. Oollectlbna mode.
Gilboa la Graham's Block, Brussels,
(AIL PAINTING.
give luyoil palatine. prepared' ,
to ivo iu
may be ascertained at Miss Nellie Mose' store
where samples of work may be 0000. Miss
Morse would also tike a few more pupils hr
male,
T A. lHAWRJNS,
• Organist In St. John's Ohara, tires -
eels, and papal, tat the Art of 'Lu001109 of A.
W. Thayer, Mut. Doo., New York, tett i give
lessons to pupil6 either at Thos. Farrows.
/erred, oetQWeir town heaioe Terinarutoder-
ate. 90.
DENTAL.
dDIII.N TXtiT f
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. Si, D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College or Dental
Surgeons, Outarlo, and of Toronto Uni-
versity, Orptorn—Over Pepper's Drug Store,
Bruisers,
AUCTIONEERS.
AA RAYJOCANN,
• Auctioneer, is always ready to at„
be 1111 sates of farms, faros stook, 0.u. Terme
cheerfully gtvun, Oranbrook P. 0. Sales
may be arranged ab Tun poem publiebmg
Hours, Brussels.
Y EOBGIII KI:11KBY,
Licensed Auctioneer, S l '
ct
ed on reasonable terms, Perms oand trfarm
etouku susolalby. Orders lett at Tan Poon
P obit thing Hoese,Btuwade , or sent to Walton
P. 0„ will reoutve prompt abteutloo,
TTAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN.
sn fro an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to 00041,01 sales of farm stook at reasonable
prices.every porsupolvinanrin a° potltio ng to f soli nearto
good marks and got good security when gold
ottcredit Satisfaction guaranteed, Give
m5 tt call. 82- F S. SCOTT,
MEDiCCAL CARDS.
IxTM. L'. GALII, M.D., 0. i1'1.,
r nfomber of the' pall
ugoofahinaion.
and Surgeons of Ontario de examination.
Eitel and Jtoatdolo0—Mein stroeb Peat,
Athol, 0utario.
T A. MONAUGIITON, M. D.
r 0, M„ 1„Ie. O. P., Bdinburgb, ML 0. P
S. Out, ltosirleuee and o01ee iu Wilton,”
illosli, corner of M111 aud'Turuberry Us.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWCOE,
[t
Honor Graduate01 the Ontario a College, is pr to Croat alldieonlesoeieationtora animals
In a nom -
10 vetort luiinv dentistry u 015115 attention
01.
tended to. 1 llluo and Infirmary. --Twee adore
001th of bridge e'ubnberry st„ Brueoole,