The Brussels Post, 1892-1-15, Page 8—um! xusio
"MUSIC HATH CHARMS, dc.'
In order to mince our Stock
of Music, Books, Songs, &c„ we
will, for the next two weeks give
you a discount of
20 per Cult.
Or will give you 8 pieces of 5
cent_ Music for 10e., provided you
mention this advertisement. Our
Stook is well assorted, comprising
many books for beginners. The
above oiler does not apply to sac-
reel music.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &c.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTIIE00 EXTENSION W. O. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Como SotrTn. (+elms Nolavir.
Mail 0;,5 u.m, 9;85 a.m. 11:51 arm, I Mixed
:fail 8:15 p,m,
aimed ti:a5 p.w. Express 9:45 p.m.
cl')c.tit ewz 1 tents.
•
A chiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prem it.
BRUSSELS.
Requirements for a prosperous town
Grit.
Vim.
Snap.
Push,
Energy.
Schools.
Churches.
Morality.
Harmony.
Cordiality.
Advertising.
Talk about it.
Wribe about it.
Speak well for it.
Help to improve it.
Advertise in its paper.
Belp good mem to office.
Patronize its merchants.
Good country tributary.
Hottest competition '
pett o m prices.
Make the atmosphere healthy.
Faith exhibited by good works.
Fire all the loafers, croakers and dead
beats out of the town. Let your object
be the welfare, growth and promotion of
your town and its people ; boom sour
own town and your own business on
every occasion ; speak well of its public-
spirited men, and be one yourself—do all
of this and Brussels will flourish like a
green bay -tree.
TICS L'osT gives the news.
Apt/sexism if you want trade.
Pnoros—Ail Kinds—Hunter.
TwEltDs awfully cheap at "tracan's.
Now teazle cloth for Spring at Skene's.
STnpw Gutters for six dollars at J. J.
Gilpin's.
Twit:a boxes miuoe meat for 25o, at
Skone's.
Demos golds away clown in price at
Brrnohau'e.
Tim latest Fane) photographs at
Hunter's studio.
Ir you want a firsb.olass photo go to
Burgess & Buchanan.
B.USBEBs and Overshoes half soled and
repaired. Geo. Good.
BlEAstAe' Bacon, choice Rolls and
Hams at Geo. Broker's.
WHO is selling wen's all wool suits for
$5.00 ? A. R. Smith.
WANTED. --A quantity of green stove
wood in exchange for shoes. Geo. Good.
Tus skating rink has been running
this week aud a large number have at.
tended.
Hinton County Counoil will meet ab
Godetich on Tuesday, Jan. 2801, fur the
transection of business.
Bnusesse Bible Society collectors have
been gladdening the hearts of our towns.
people by making their annual Gall this
week,
To RENT,—The Han over my new
store. Oen be partitioned up to suit
offices, sewing rooms or dwelling. 1. 0.
Richards.
Toe Huron District Lodge
of the Royal Templars of Tern -
parttime will convene at Goderieh on
Thursday, 28th inst.
NEXT Monday evening Rev. W. T.
Claff, incumbent of St. John's ohurch,
will give an address to the Epworth
Longue of the Methodist oburoh.
Foe Duff, belongiug to a gentleman's
Oat, fount!. Owner oau have the same
by proving property, and paying for this
notice, by.ealling at E. Dunfurd's tailor
shop, Brume's,
ON Friday evening of tbia week an
interesting program of addresses, music,
&e., will be given at the East Huron
.Farmers' Institute meeting in the Brest
eels Town Hall. No admission fee. Tho
public oordially invited.
LAST Sunday Rev. David Millerpreaoh.
ed bfe inaugural sermons in Xnox
ehurob. His text in the morning was a
a very appropriate one, viz, "Let tbo
beauty of the Lord our God be upon us."
To the evening his topic was "Almost
Persuaded.
Dnelsmma;bnsieese stand in Blyth to
let fora term of years, being the corner
store in Watson's brisk ',look, best stand
in town. Excellent cellar and suitable
for general store or gr•'nery with (Jour
and feed. Rent reasonable. Apply to
MBs. I5. A. WATSON, Bty[h, 26.4
A vilim enjoyable time was spent last
Friday evening at the itisbaliation of the
officers of the A. 0. U. W. in this plans.
M. Patterson, of Seaforth, ,vas
present and oonduoted the eserniset.
After the work was finished an adjourn-
ment was made to the American Hotel.
Mine Host Koenig bad a splendid oyetor
supper prepared to which ample juetioe
WWI done. After supper sbott speeohes
were made by Jno. Shaw, A. Hunter,
Mt, Patterson, W, H. MoCrenken and
YJ, it, ]Serf. Songs were wall sang by
llfeeer8. Spe00e And Patterson,
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THE BRUSSELS POST
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JAN, 115, 1892
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MRS. E G E S, '" BRUSS-FilLS.
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As we find our Stock too large, for the time of year and as we require looney 1s well, we have decided to sell off the
whole of our Dry Goods at lass than Cost Price,
Com.menoing 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 look 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 Goods
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, January 8th, 1892,
LA amens still holds the fort,
Toe School Board wants tend yrs fn
wo'td,
tfa4NE's 25e, tea is equal to 85c, tea
Try it.
25 roe CEN). off overo.,ats at A. It
Smith's,
FOR nice Crayons and water 00'015
to Hueter.
SFEBIAL bargains in boots and shoes a
Straahan's,
4,001 gallons No, 1 silver star vox] of
at 15 cents, B. Gerry.
IRWIN & MOBAIN have just in 25 pieces
new flannelettes at 7o, 80. 100. and 12aa.
ANOTHER set of lock boxes will be plea.
ed in the Brussels postoffioe by Post-
master Farrow,
Soma, Odd Fellows from Brussels at•
tended a lodge of inetraation in Wingham
one day last week.
Eetonum building lot on Mill street,
Brussels, for sale, cheap for Dash. Apply
to A. Bawtinheimer,
READY3rADE clothing and overcoats for
men or boys at prides that will compel
you to buy ab Straoban'e.
A CERTAIN man on Elizabeth street bad
better treat his family better unless he
wants outsiders to interfere in their be.
half.
A BIG line of oottortades and shirtings
jest in at Irwin d: MoBain's. See those
50 inch pure cotton shirtings at 124c.,
extra value.
Tim fine Weighing , has helped business
p
Iwo
nderful)Y
Cordwood, etnyew a
d Saw
logs, stave Dolts, grain and pork Dave
come in with a rnsh.
TIME might be fifty persons fines al.
moat any day for trotting their horses
over the bridge if we had a town con-
stable. It's bard os the bridge and
should be stopped.
Simons will he at Tun Post Publishing
House from 7 to 7:30 o'ul'ok this (Fri -
Iday) evening to convey persons to the
social at the reetdeno. of Thos. ))faun.
1 dere, Booth of Brasaels.
A. J, Loaeos shipped two airs of pork
to ;cfontreat hast week. 0ver ten ears of
potk have been purchased on Brussels
market so far this season, The farmers
have reason to think and speak well of
our market.
Tun greet popularity of Aver's Pills es
acathartic is due no less to their prompt-
ness and OFHoacy than to their ooatiug of
sugar and freedom from any injurious
effects. Children take them readily.
See Ayer's Almauao for this year, just
out,
IN addition to the resident clergymen
of Brussels we noticed ltev. Mr. Law, of
Belgrave ; Rev. Mr. Sellery, of Wing.
ham ; Rev. Mr, ?donee, of Cranbrook ;
Rev. Mr. Torrance, Gerrie; and Rev. Mr,
Sherlock, of Ethel, in town last Monday.
"It never rains bat it pours" often comes
true.
A LADY friend of ours pN, a written
program of a coming meeting in a tea
pot that was only used when company
was in for tea. The paper was forgotten
and on a pertain evening tea was drawn
and pit in the silver tea put. The result
is a new kind of tea designated "Chau-
tauqua," If you hear of the sudden de.
miss of the editor you will know that be
wael"accidentally" killed for inserting the
above.
THE first oar,ival of the season will be
held on Maitland Skating rink, weather
permitting, on Thursday evening of next
week, 21st inst. A good program of fun,
The prizes will be as follows :—Best
dressed gent, mersahnum pipe, value
$4.00; Best dressed lady, silver butter
dish, value $2.25 ; Beet dressed couple,
lady and gent, plush al num, value
$2.00 ; Beet dressed boy, silver napkin
ring, value $1.25 ; Best dressed girl,
silver fpiakle dish, value, 00.75 ; Comic
costume, silver pepper and salt dusters,
value 02.00 ; Spectators' prize, handsome
silver cruet, value 04.00. Objectionable
costumes excluded from rink. Prizes on
exhibition in J. T. Pepper'e Drug Store
window. The band will be in atteud•
anoe.
Leoregs,—On Monday evening of this
week Rev, 5, gallery, B. D., of Wingham,
deliveredaleoture, on "The retatiort of
the Bible to National Prosperity," in the
Methodist ohereh, under the auspices of
the Epworth League. There was a large
and deeply interested audience present
who greatly enjoyed the hour's talk on
the above subject. The reverend leeturor
pointed but very distinctly and proved
onno'usively that the Bible and the
Christian religion la the power that will
inprove morality, cause large hearted
benevolence, diffuse enlightenment, etim.
elate research and education, aid science,
purify literature, give a good system of
government and add to the wealth of the
people. It Was largely the ineane Used
in the abolition' of the slave trade and
wherever the religton of the Bible pre.
veils there is not only morel freedom
but a wonderful improvement in social
and domestic life. The world today is
ruled by Christian nations. They also
hold the mental s0epbre, The Bible is
the only sure guide to the nations of the
earth. A standing vote of thanks was
tendered to Mt. Sellery to Which he ap.
propriately replied in a few worde. Ho
will always he heartily welcomed in
Bruseele.
FIRST instalment of Spring prints et
✓ Skene's.
BniooesS & BUCHANAN s photo gallery
over Standard Rank.
$7.50 sou for $5,00 bought at fi3ota, Dn
the $ mush be ch'ared before stock taking.
A. R. Smith.
O BuussErA Counoil will take command
next Monday. The grocers are well
t represented in it.
WE had good success in business last
I year and are going to have grand sacaess
this year if low prices and uew goods will
do it. A-. R. Smith,
AN open meeting of Brussels Council,
No. 386, R, T. of T., will be held on
Tuesday evening, Jau, 26th, A musical
and literacy program will be given.
CUeLINe—A meeting of all persons in•
tereeted in curling will be held at the
Central Hotel on Friday evening of this
week, at 7:30 o'olook. A large turn out
asked for.
DONT mise the chance of getting some
of the big bargaine at Mrs. E. Rogers',
the whole of the dry goods are being sold
at a very large reduction. It will pay
you to look at the goods and note the
very low prices.
BAST HURON FARCIEea' INSTITUTE.—The
annual meeting of the East .Huron
Formers' Institute will he held in the
Town Hall, Bruesets, on Friday and So'.
urday of this week, 15th and 10th inste.
The following isb
4 e program :—Friday's
'e
session, commencing at 1:80 p, en
President's address, U. McFadden ;
"Advantages of a partial system of coil-
ing," John I. Hobson ; "Butter making
on the farm," W. J. Palmer, 13, S. A. ;
"Growing Dorn for ensilage," Thos, Mo -
Millan ; "Eggs, from the nest to the
market," D. lb. Wilson, of Seaforth ;
address on fruit growing, MoD. Allan.
Evening session—"Agricultural depres-
sion and some hints as t0 its removal,"
John I. Hobson ; "A peep into the unseen
world around us," W. J. Palmer, B. S.
A. , '•Obs,•rrations on whxt I saw in the
Old. Country," Thos. Gibson, AI. 1'. P.
Them will also be a musical program.
Saturday's session, commencing at 10 a.
m. -"Toe system and advantages of
draining," Robt. Currie"Breeding and
John of stook," I. Hobson ;
"Milk, its elaboration, composition and
method+ of testing it," W. J. Palmer, B.
S. A • Address on fruit, MoD, Allan ;
"rhe henefite of keeping the land in a
good state of cultivation," Robt, Currie ;
`Union amongst farmers," Thos. Mo•
Mlilan, Everybody will be made wet.
come to all sessions.
W ILDDINo BErrs.--The following inter-
esting society item is o'ipped from a
Union City, Washington Territory, news-
paper, the groom being a former, well
known resident of Brossele and a brother
to lure, (Dr,) Graham :—"No young
couple were ever welcomed to their home
with more good wishes of long life and
happiness than W. X. Wright and bride
tvlio returned last wee)( from their wet(
ding trip and took up their residenae in
their cottage home in this city. The
following is the account of the wedding
as published by a Press Times reporter.
On Tuesday evening, December 8QI, at
the residence of W. H. Lord in Ballard,
W. X. Wright, of Union City Wash.,
was married to Miss Lona 13. Hawk, of
Seattle, H. H. Sims, of Seattle perform.
ed the duties of groomsman to perfection,
while Mise Grace Phillipe, of Renton,
charmingly ntfioiated as bridesmaid.
The winsom bride wore an electric blue
silk trimmed with elillorr, while the
bridesmaid looked well adorned with a
gas light green silk with matched trim-
mings. The bride and groom, followed
by the bridesmaid and groomsman,
marched from an upstair room to the
strain of a wedding march, where Judge
G. W. Emerson pronouttoed the words
whioh mads the happy couple husband
and wife. After the ceremony a wed-
ding supper was partaken of by the
guests and friends present. Both bride
and groom were recipients of Rome ole•
gent and appropriate presents. The
next day the newly married pair left for
Viotoria, where they, will spend their
honeymoon, after whish they will return
to Union City. Those present were :--
Mr, and Alre, W. W. DeLong, Mr. and
lvlrs. W. 51. Lord, Miss Alice DaLong,
Mins Oleo DeLong, hiss Boehm Lord,
Mies Grime Phillipa, Mise Emma Siekert,
G. Bolcom, H. Ci. Sims, G. W. Emerson,
Elmer Lord, Ed. Hill, Keith Lord.
Tuobtesox,--.In Henfryn, on Deo, 81st,
the wife of Mr. J. H. Thompson, of
a eon,
111oMsge.--In Bloc, oh Sunday, jan,
3rd, the wife of Mr, Robert Mciane,
of a daughter.
005uc,—In E1ma, 8th eon„ 00 itIonday,
Jan, 4611,, the wife of blr. John 1a.
(lark, of a son,
DANcv,—In Chicago, dile., on Jany. 8th,
1802, the wife of Loftus D. Denney,
Connsetlor at•law, of a, daughter.
a61a.RT+ .r775,
GMunssoa-13si r3,—Ab the resfdenoe of
the bride's father, on Deo. 23rd, by
Rev, 3. Brandon, Mr, Joeoph Giikin..
son to Miss Christina Bar*, all o
Bltna.
o'GoN$ott--FAeitow.—In Blaevale, on NOT/CE TO CREDITORS,
Jan,13th, by "ev. I. B, WAllwiu,
Mr. Leslie O'Connor to Miss Meth,
aa, youngest daughter of Mr. Thos,
Furrow, postmaster, boil) of Bros
seta.
Hums--Flsnen.—On Wednesday, Dec.
130th, at the residence of the bride's
father, by Rev. 0. H. Phillimore,
Emma J., daughter of Mr. 0. PIA-
Bin..
er, to Mr, George W. Hiles, both of
ms,
Rona—SuANNON,—Ou the Mb il:st., by
Rev. D. Rogers, at the residence of
the bride's father, Mr, Arthur Robb
to Miss Mary A. Shannon, both of
Elms.
AvEn1—Ho0GtCs,—In Fort Ransom,
North Dakota, on Nov, 16th, by Rev.
Charles J. 0. Jacobson, Mr. T. A.
Avery, formerly, of Grey, to Miss
Annie E. Hodgins, both 01 Fort Ran -
eons,
BAnooaca—Dune.—In Coe township,
Michigan, on Nov. 281h, 1891, by
Rev, C. W. F,ast,'Mr, Alonzo Bar•
came, to Misa Maggie Duke, former.
ly of Grey Toweship, Halon Co.,
Ontario,
Wnreur—HAAs,-0u Dec. 8011, by Judge
G. W. Emerson, at Ballard, Wash.
ington Territory, U. S., Dlr. W. X.
Wright, of Union City, Washington
Ter., formerly of Brussels, to Mias
Lela 13. Haab, of Seattle.
—xEa_
GALS,—In Grey, on Jan. 121h, Alfred
Gale, aged 50 years.
Hormux. Io Grey, on Jau, 10th, Frank-
lin Holley, aged 15 years, 7 months
and 17 days,
McLEAN,—In Goderieh, on January Mb,
1882, William McLean, aged 51 years
and 11 months.
xM.vssax,M -e acrxms,
Fall Wheat 88 00
Spring Wheat 87 00
Barley 87 50
Peas 80 00
Oats 30 30
Butter, tube and rolls15 00
Eggs per dozen 15 00
Flour per barrel 4 50 5 00
Potatoes 25 00
Hay per ton 9 00 10 00
Pork .. 5 20 5 50
Hides per lb,.,.,,.,,,., 4 00
Salt per bbl., retail1 00 10
Sheep ekins,ench 85 00
Lamb skins each 85 00
Apples per barrel 1 00 1 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
rp'vo GOOD COWS FOR SALE,
will calve in few weeks. Ale. a (illy
rising 2 years old. Reason for selling la scar-
city of teed,
58 4 ADAM even',
South hell Lot 15, ecu, 4, Morris.
TENDERS WANTED.
A. Tim/lore will be received until January
20th, 1893, for the delivery of 85 porde of good
sound green hard wood, beech and maple, nil
body Wood, 24 babes long, 00 he delivered eA
the Brussels Public School Boase before the
1st day of March, 1802.
11. ROBS,
Brunch, Jan, 9,:02 Bou, P. 8. Board.
A CALF FOR NOTHING IN
many oases would be dearer than the
ohs I offer for 520.90, She is a arose between
aJerssy and Duo of the largest milkers in
this section, tit 10 mouths 8110 ehouid be
milking and 1u outs year would pay for her
extra moat.
G. A, MADMAN, Brussels.
, 8ZMC,50
no Connell of the Corporation of the County
of Huron will weet iu the COURT
HOUSE, GOOEfiC011, 011
TUESDAY, JAN. 29th, 1892,
at 8 O'clock p, tn.
WILLIAM LANE,
Sony, 8, '93, County Clerk.
East Huron
Agricultural Society.
Y
The Annual Meeting of the East ,Huron
Agricultural Sooiety_wil1 be hold iu the %lown
I•Iall Brussels, on Wednesday, the Nth lust„
at 1 O'olook p, w. for the purpose of resolv-
ing the ,report o the Dirsotore for 3801•
electing 0111oer5 for the current year and
iransaetlog snob other buelesss as may
come before the meeting.
JAS. FERGUSON, 0, BTEWAR P,
President, Secretary,
Wends, January Oh, 1802,
j f ILK DRAWI
ofthe M NGo s,—rrlTIIE DI.
,LVL 31110x010 eel Grey
Towosa Mit, III a sego, Thursday, Will moot at alto
',net , 132 O clock p. on ortpthe 21 of
lush„ g 2 0'0)10: p, m„ for the porpoise of
lotting thoAlilk Drawing for the coining
aoa301Wi
e
A full metingp of Sharaboldors and Pati•
tons is requested at the same time aud place
for the eoneideratiou of the entabnsbmout
Of a Butter Factory, and for the transaction
of other important n business that may some
before the meeting.
axe.87RAOfAN, . D. SOBWART,
President. $ r bar
Brussale, Januaryet0,1853.
Pitl•rennt to au order of the high /Inert of
Jnnti0,,,-Queen's Aonoh Divletee lands be n
cretin mouse of Well ,l vs, Welsh, the
e,mdibore of Joseph Wel late of th o Town -
slap of Grey, in the County of Huron, who
died in or about the mouth of December, A.
D, 1880, are on or before the 1961, flay of
January, A, 1). 1892, to send by post, pre-
leid, to W. M. Sinclair, Require, of the VII -
ugs of Brussels in the County of Huron,
the Solicitor for the Plaintiff, their Christian
end sgrunmeo, addresses and descriptions,
the full particulars of their ethnic a state•
menu of their accounts and the nature of
their sonority ((f any) held by them or in de -
butt thereof they will be peremptorily ex-
cluded from the benefit of the said. order.
Every creditor balding any security le to
produce the sante before me ab my ohnm•
bars In the Court House fn the Town of Godo-
rieh, fn the County of Hume on the 29th
Day of January, A.D. 1501, at the hour of
eleven o'clock in the forenoon being the
bins appointed for adjudication ou the
5]0545,
Dated this Nth Day of December, A. D.
1891,
S. MALCOMSON,
20-1 Master at GOderinb.
Notice to Creditors,
IN THE MATTER or Joesen ScoTT, OI•' THE
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS, IN 10E 0001•1T1
OF Ifon.N, F &mien, DEBTOtt.
The above named Debtor has made au
Assigumeat to me for the benefit of his ored-
itors ander the provtsloue 01 chap. 124., R.8.
0.,1 887, and Alden timento thereto.
A meeting of the Creditors of the said
De b 01 Is bereby 000100504 and will be bold
at the law afllce of W. 14, Dickson, Brussels,
nu Sahirdalt•, the 23rd Day ofJfunrar3', A.
1). 189% et 2:80 O'clock in the aitsruoeh, for
the appointment 00Itis poo tors uud thcgiv-
ing of dlreetisue With 1 efnreoco to the dis-
posal of the estate.
All Creditors of the said estate aro hereby
required to 01e their claims with the said W,
13. Dlek Foo (duly proven) 0n or before the
clay of such meeting in order be lonlilbite
the speedy wiudhng up of the estate.
Aftdistribute uis 0lab 1:e said estate, having eager td as.
15 to snob cldute its 1 shall have uotlee of,
and I Lhull not be responsible for the assets
of the said estate or anypartthereof, to any
pursuit or pentane whose olatul or claims
shall not have been filed,
7, 3.30070, W,13, 0101(5035,
Trustee. Solid, for Trustee
Dated JAM lith, A. D. 1803. Mussels.
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JUDICIAL SALE
--OF—
VALUABLE PROPERTIES
IN TEE TOWNSHIP or GREY, IN
THE COUNTY OF HURON.
Pursuant to an order off -sale matte in a cer-
tain 011.11811 or natter in the Queen's Bench
DIv181on of the High Court of Juetioe for
Outerio of Ltuirbnru ve, Welsh, bearing date
the twentyse•eubh day of Rolm/ober, A. 1).
1891, there will be offered for sale by Public
Aueti0,,, with the .approbation nt Subher-
laud Malootnnun, esgqltire, Lootnl Master of
the Bleb Court of Justice at Gorleriou, by
Finlay Stewart Scott, iuetioneul', on
SATURDAY. the. Sixteenth (111y of Jan -
at
rout', A. U. 1892,
the hour of Twelvr 4)'clac(0 (noon), at
the CENTRAL 1000150, iu the Village of
Brussels.
(1) All and singular that certain parcel or
tract of land and promisee situate lying and
being in the Townenip of Grey, in the Couuby
01 Unroll and Prbvinee of Ontario, being
composed of Lot number Thirteen, in too
third ouneoeslnn Otthe eremitic( Township
of Grey containing byadweasuremont one
hundred acres of Laud be the same, more or
less. 'There ere about ufteen acres of utter-
ed laud on this Lot cud the balance thereof
is well timbered with pine and oodar. There
lea log bars, built on tate line between We
Lot end Lob number fourteen, and the fen-
ces are in a hair state of repair.
(2) All arid sluguler that eertaiu parcel or
tract of lend and premien sitnnte lying and
being in the ll'ownehin of Grey, in the 0ouu-
ty of Hnrou and Province of Ontario, boieg
third sou ession 01 number
ilos aforessaitd TTownthe
e ip
or Gray, containing by admeasurenloot one
hundred acres of land be the 051310, more or
lose, There are nbuutsixty livo aeras clear-
ed upon tele lot end h1 a good State of eutbl.
vation ; nye torn thereof Is 0wampy laud
timbered With bisalt net cedar and pine and
the bataooe, thirty acres, 1s well timbered
with hardwood beech and mania '!'here is
al,nod h•anie house mud b; ck kitchen on
this property, acre are two good wells on
this lob and the fauces aro in good repair.
The lauu Is Otho1wi50 well watered oya
Spring creek whieh roue x08080 the Boot)
oast corner of this lob,
Those properties are sitmtted in a Ord -
ohm farmlug loaunty, ab0utelx miles from
the Village Of Brussois Mid about two 141111
oho half miles from the Village of /libel,
both of whiet Villages offer good markets
101 grain, limber au,l all kinds of farm pro-
duce, Tomo farms will be offered for Bitle
separately and subject to it rnorvo bid, anted
the blaster reserves the right to adjourn the
Salo of oath lot if iflbts opinion en adequate
urine is not roaohed,
'iJ41010 0f SAL14.—Tun pe' cont, of trio par=
than money will be required to be mid on
the day of Melo to the Plaintiff's tor and
the belauaowithin thirty days thereafter,
when the pureha5e0' Or ptnnanors will be
eubitlod to a aeureyeneo aud be let lute pee.
sosslon, 1 he Otter 00nditl0lte 0 ( safe will
hu tto standing, conditions of too Oheusory
D, Vleton (115 0 511gk Court o0 Jnsttoo.
Por further ptutlenlera apply to John Mut-
kin, ega., Q. 0„ Toronto ; ,oeoars, Barrow k
Proudieot, Barristers, Goderieh ; F. 8. Scott,
Eau, anctiousor, or to tbo uuderetgutid,
W. M. BtSOLAttt, 8. 51ALo08180N,
Puce Bollatter. water at Goderieh.
)Dated this 2401day of December, A, D,1801,
i A L L
&ENS! Cl: E
PEOPLE
BUY
DRUGS,
S01I00L 13001LS,
BIBLES,
NOTE PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
WALL- PAPER,
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
BRUSSELS.
BANKING.
l oINTOSH k MoTAGGAR'1',
BANKERS, - BRUSSELS,
2'1:asn.4act a etert gra) 8arcicine
3i3txe12:11.0ae,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Oouadiae and United States Drafts hoe/gilt
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposita.
Colleofions made on favorable tents.
0anndian Agoute._ldl1norrANT's Bash 05
CANADA,
Now Yor), Agents—ltrronmtino ANA TRAD-
Ens NATtnNAL 11ANn,
LEGAL MID CdNVEYANCING.
R • L. TAYLOR, 23ARRISTER,
Solicitor and Conveyancer, Colles-
tionssailer Oiilos--Vanstone's Bleak, Bruit.
sale. 21-8ut*
't% 0T, SINOLAIR,
• Solicitor, Oonvoytuour, No tory Pub-
llo, &o, Odioe—Grnbatu a Block, 1 dc,pr north
of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Funds to
Louu.
DICKSON & RAYS,
(Late with Garrow x Praldfoot, Gode.
riob,) liorr.sfers, Solleitora, Conveyancers,
dc. Olfioes-1rue5ela and Seuto'Oh, Brue-
sela Olfloe—Up-stalre over Bahk, Money
to Lauf,
rt, 9. neTs. W. n, DI MON
BUSINESS CARDS.
W H. MQCRACKEN,
at lets Grocery, lnrnberry street, liressels,
LLN. BARRETT,
•
Towanda' Artist. st s he r
Nsx
1 dour
Louth of a M. McKay S: it st hardware store,
ladfos'and oblldreus batt outtgg it specialty
ISS BALL
Isrepared to give lessons 011 the
Piano, Parlor mid Pipe Organ, 8penia; at-
tention given to Teohnio. For farther In-
lo:'01o0icu address— Box 172, Brunets.
AMONATR,
appointment of LtouA,•of (iovot.uorCeCommis-
01oh0r, d;o., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Piro Ineurauao (Jo. OO1ee at the Craubrook
Post Chloe,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AfLEX. rNTl;it,
.41. lerk of the Fourthi(Start
00, HOt, ro,Conveyancer, DNlotary Public
Land, Loon and tusurenee Agent, Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made.
()Mee in Graham's /Hoek, Brunso's,
• Blamer°MAfarriage Lioouses, Mice
0 IL PAINTING,
Miss Morin, of WI/10mm, is prepared
to give 110troetiou In oil painting, terms
clay be a50nrtalesd nt tries Nellie Ross' store
whore samples of work may be seen. :Les
Morle would also take a few more pupils to
music.
iA. HAWKINS,
• Bruit -
eels, and Organist
In
a Art ols Church,esg of A.
W. Thayer, A4us. Doe., New York, will give
lessens to pupils either at Then, Farrow e,
ferred, 03Qtheir aov 0 hcwes, Tsrrn woder-
Rte. 40 -
DENTAL.
1) J1.11NI T 1
M. CAVANAQH, L. D. S. D. D. S„
Graduate of the Royal Collage of Dental
Surgeons, Outerlo, and of Toronto Doi -
vanity. 010510E—Ovot Pepper's Drug Btoro,
Brussece,
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
• Acotioneer, to always ready to at-
te ud oWoe of forma, farm stook, &e, Tarwe
eboarfully given. Oraubrool, P, 0, galas
may be arranged at Tux Poso Publishing
Benne, Brussels,
GEORGE .I{IRKBY,
/demised Anotioneer, Sales uundunt
ed On reasonable terms, 'Warms and faun
stooka specialty. Orders loft ab Tun gee¢'
Pohl( thing Hou so, Bru55sls, ar eontbo Walton
P. 0., will reeelve prompt attention,
AVING TAKEN OUTLIOEN.
as as an Auuttoneer'I amu prepared
to oondaot Bales of term atook at reasonable
price% 'Knowing the standing of nearly
every permit. I am in a pesition to sell to
800d 301(110 and geb,good security when sold
an credit, Battefaetion guaranteed, Give
ms a call. 82- k' S. 8007T,
MEDICAL CARDS.
13
'. CALB, M.D., C. M., _
Member of the Ooilege of Ph metal),
ILlld H114001111 of Outerio by examination.
010108 and Residence — Meth street East,
Nlthsl,0115atgo.
T A. MONAU'GCITON, M. D,
a 0. At., l,, 11, 0.P., T4dinburglt, M, 0, 1'
S. Out. Reei(lenee and Wilco in Wneou't
Sloe k, corner et MIL and Turnberry Ste,
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
ex . Rouen. Graduate
Of the reata l
Veterinaryteeof c1sstoso, is d ani a to timet as
peao0n of ser, tllatio let' tate In a com-
petent
tova cry ce ths0t y, 0t attention Pahl
to voter nary ce an 1! Calix )—Two in its
toads 0111 445 'i and fndrmary—Fico ingots
north of bridge Ynrnberry 05,, Brandt.