HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1892-5-27, Page 8ply 1Btttettl.Avrns have Inca homy' n,ttendin
to scute tteecI l repairs to St, John's
�R chtam ant have left it i0 stood elope.
I 119e�p._�(i„u;eup,y or 119'11 nu,l homing drat 1)l 8B• ',nednt1thet;nunN13irtltlot w,tsv;ry
1 uwagro. I1 o good job Hutt aarfoytdty
iia not judged by outwerd show.
:kick,:. c. —On idol day, 93rd inst., a
dark brown yearling hotter. Any nt•
formation as to ire whereabouts will
thankfully received. 11, .LI:A•rl IiIII AEI:.
Poem, cherry and early apple trees a
well laden with bloom in Brussels a
locality and if Naish' any indi00tio11 res
treat Crop thele should be It large yiel
THE'towtt Saud serenaded the lion
Bleat et his home on the morning of 1
Qnn.'n'g Birthday. The boys demo
praise for the creditable way in will
they ecgnittecl themselves.
Oe .Monday lost Jas. 13hashill, Macho
founts a 10 carat gold ring iu a most u
likely place. It was found embedded
the 010m,ta11 of a young heifer. Any on
may nen this curiosity by calling at 1
B'ashiII's butcher shop.
R. T. or T.—On Thu' Belay evening of
nee week Rev, J. W. Bell, of Hamilton,
will deliver a lecture in the Brussels Tow u
Hall bearing on the Tomperancoqueetinn.
The pablie cordially invited to attend.
No othnission fee. Cbair taken at 5
o'eloolt. •
Tun en'oring wedge of a complaint that
may prove fetal is often a slight cold,
which a dose or two of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral might have cured at the nom•
menoement. It would be well, there-
fore, to keep the remedy within reach at
all times.
OMT.—Tuesday night, May Ind, the
grim messenger death visited the Lone
of Beogald Strachan, Arcola, Aesinaboia,
N. W. T., formerly of Brussels, and
beckoned the spirit of Mrs. Strachan
away. The cause of her demean wee
oonsuniptiol with which she hag been
affected for the past few years, She wan
a daughter of Thos. His'op formerly of
G,ey township, Ont., and was united in
marriage to her now bereft partner about
0 years ago, residing in Brussels for a
Humber of years, where the deceased by
her kindly manner mud social qualities
endeared herself to all who knew her.
in July 1890 Aire. Strachan went out to
Manitoba to visit her parents with a view
1 also benefiting her wasting inetth,
They have node their home there since,
Death had no terrors fortlne deceased and
HIM talked citlmly and joyously of the
hone beyond. Gtr. Strachan and three
little dant'hters are left to bold wife and
mother in loving remembrance. The
funeral took place on Friday 13th. Mies
Lizzie Strachan left on Monday of this
week far Arcola where she will make her
home for a time 10 Gering for her mother•
less nieces.
Hraron AND CaossLtey.-13rnsselitos on-
jnyed a treat 0u Wednesday of this week
in listening to the evangelists, Revds.
Hunter and Crossley, who cane clown
from 1Vingham and held an afternoon
'service in the Methodist church. JI-
thongh the honr fixed (1:15 p. m.) was
rather an awkward time yet the body of
the church and the galleries were filled to
their utmost capacity. The meeting
It would be wine for those of you
who have Gooseberry and Currant bushes
to be on the watch for what is known MS
the
•
Currant Worm -
whloh so gaiakly Bate off the leaves and
of course destroys till prospects of good
fruit. As metal we have bought a sup -
1 ly if
Punt' Ile llobnre
Which we guarantee to destroy these
worms when used ae directed. It would I
be well to secure some at once so ae to ba
ready for them.
Ara you going to paper vim: house
this season ? If so we will be pleased to
Ripply yen with fashionable Wall Papers
at right prices.
G. A. DEAD\IAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, 1e.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
800TitIMN EXTENSION w, 0. & n,
Trains recta Brussels Station, North
and South, as hallows:
GOING SOOTII. 003440 Nonan.
MaB 0:53 a.m. 111 god 0:35 n.m.
SIMMO5e 11� 9 0.111. Mail4.111 p.lu.
Mixed h5, 1.W.R\ rea
A 17:1u 11.10,
k'cr l 1dii fire 15.
A'ehiel's among ye taltin' notes,
An faith he'll prent it.
COrNTc Council opens on Tuesday,
June 7th, at 3 p. m.
JAMES Wasters: Waster has potatoes shoving
3 r300 leaves above the ground.
Corti of Revision for the nlnnicipality
of Brussels will be held on Monday even•
ing, June 011,, at 7:31) o'clock.
LAST week the electric light was off
duty for anight or two owing to some
necessary repairs to the dynamo.
A WEDDING or two, or maybe three, in
the near future in Brussels afford pe"ple
en opportnnity of indulging in some good
natured goosip.
Two double decked care of hogs were
shipped from Brussels station last Mon-
day by Messrs, Heffernan, L'awtii'heilner
and Jewitt.
J. J. Grum got his house, and Jas.
Walker hie 0)771000 shop photographed
this week. \V. 1\'. Burgess was the
pbotnerepher.
S. W. Lamp has disposed of his interest
in the Springbuck ohaese factory, as
maker, to S. Howard, and will continue'
a resident of Brussels, for a time at least.
WHAT about holding a meeting to ar-
range far the celebration of Dom111100
Day 10 Brussels ? The sooner the con.
mittens are set to work to perfect ar-
rangements the better.
LAST Saturday Jame, son of J. S.
Smith, of this plane, had one of the
fingers on hid left hand crushed in a cog
wheel of the picking machine 1rt the
woolen mill. The injured member was
dressed and the patient is doing as well
as could be expected.
Dearmrset has driven to an early and
even suicidal grave many n man who, if
he had tried the virtues of Ayer'e Oar- a
saparilPa, would be alive today and in
the enjoyment of health and competence. s
Sufferer, be warned in season, and dont 1
allow the rystem to run down, A
BF. A Messroxatty,—floor often in g
ohureh, lecture -room or theatre one will h
notice the ehon'dere of a good-looking and f
well -fitting garment plentifully be. t
sprinkled with dmndru0. Be a mission-
ary and tell people that Anti -Dandruff is Ii,
P'taranteed to remove dandruff with three I p
applications. t
Tens Salvation Army introduced a new I c
ide:e into their march the other day. 1 ,.
Each of the soldiers carried a chair and 1 t,
in the meeting on the street the chaire S
were put to their intended use unless t
when the individual members were speak- k
ing m• praying. Major Baugh, of Lon• 1 w
don, addressed the meeting 0n Saturday ! p
night and Sunday and delivered power- I
ful appeals to the unsaved. I d
OrEN]NG IN Bapssits.—Dr, Gillies and ! o
Clark H. Smith, b•ulkors, of 'Teeswater, 1 e
bave opened a bank in Brussels, in the 1 b
building formerly 000npied by Messrs. ! co
Molntosh & McTaggart, Andrew Comm
ley, well known in town, has been install-
ed as manager. The firm purpose loan•
ing money, clash farmers' sale notes,
colloot notes and accounts, write insnr•
anee and do a general banking business.
Mr. Smith has had years of experience in
connection with a ohartered bank,
Emmett LeacouE,—Last Monday even.
Ing a Missionary meeting was held in
connection with the Epworth League of
the Methodist ohureh. The chairman
was Nelson Gerry, President of the re-
ligions department. After an opening
hymn and prayer the following program
was entered upon :—Reading, "A paying
invesim 11,” Bliss Braden ; solo, "If 1
were a voice," T. S. Humphries : read
TUE BRUSSELS POST
no s,holare ; Ethel, Methodist nheron, 7.
1 lolluway, superintendent, 7 teachers told
ill sollollre ; Ethel, llpieenpal eh117011,
1J1. (fele, euperftrtondeit, 4 teachers fuel
20 sebolare. \Velton--Proebyt❑riahl
ohureh, Jas. Smillie, superintendent,
1?.
teacher's and 70 soholate ; Methodist
oatuclh, U. Grigg atlpeeiutou'lont, 1e
teachers and ,0 eehohtre ; I:pisuopnl
he church, J, Bolger, superintendent, 0
teachers and 60 eoholare, Morris Town-
ies chip—Jaelcsau's school, W. Jlcksol,
nd superintendent, ti tcaollore and •15
to scholars ; Batton's, P. Watson, eupGrin•
d, t indent, 8 teachers and 00 echelon; ;
v1) Barrios, 11. Forsyth, •1 teachers sand 211
he echotere ; Sunshine, II, E. Bori(holder,
ve superintendent, 11 teaollere and 45 grind.
oh ars ; Speir'e, BI. Black, enperiutendrnt,
5 teachers and 30 eoholare ; Jowitt's, Bir.
r, Fraser, superintendent ; Johnston's, W.
11. J. Johnston, superintetelcut ; Belgrave,
in Methodist church, 0. W. Lawrence, so -
o per'lntondent, 7 teaobole, 47 scholars;
V. Belgrave Presbyterian church, T. Ander-
sen, superintendent, 7 teachers and 50
scholars. The above gives a total of
teacherg and officers of 207 and the total
average attendanoe of pupils, omitting 3
schools for whioh we have not the figures,
1,331 1.
opened with the singing of severed hymns
by the choir and congregation, after
which Capt. Dodds of the Salvation
Army led in prayer. During the reading
of the lesson by Rev. Mr. Hunter the
greatest possible attention was given, the
large audience Oppearfog to be. swayed by
the speaker at his will, their faces one
momma being i]
t o lammed with
l '1
sme and
the ne01 bathed with tears. At the con•
elusion of the chapter Mr. Crossley sang
one of his beautiful hymns, "By ain
country," in his rich, fell voice and then
b -gun Lin diaoonrse. Hie text was found
in Ian. 35th chapter, 8th, lith and 10th
verses, The sermon was Very interesting
3101 wall interspersed with mueioal selec•
ions which seemed wuyen Y
en in with his
object. Ile closed his remarks by sing.
ng "Iffy mother's prayer." Ilovds. Mas.
rs. Hunter and Crossley are doing a
rand work all over the Dominion and we
ope that in the not too far distant
Mere Brussels may be fortlumte enough
o secure their services.
Cnrncu Norr'.s.—Last Friday afternoon
1)v, D. B. :McRae, of Cranbrook, preach -
el in Knox cherub, Brussels, in 0onnec.
ion with the communion services, die•
nnreing profitably from Luke 15 and 2,
This man receiveth sinners." Tho pas.
Rev, D. Millar, took for his text on
abbath morning "Have I hemi so long
inlewith you and yet haat thou not
0ow11 me Philip 0" 111 uew nsembors
ere received, 4 by certificate and 15 by
rofes.lion of faith. Mr. Millar assisted
ley. A. Y. Hartley, Bluevale, last Satur•
ay and will go to Molesworth on Friday
£ this week.—Rev. G. 1''. Salton preach -
'1 a very interesting sermon Last Snb.
ash evening on "The elder brother," in
nnection with the series of eermnne on
le Prodigal son.—Revds, J. Roes, B. A.,
nd D. BIi11ar will attend the P resbyterien
ssemb!y at Slontreal.—uov. G. F. Sal•
0 goes to Guelph next Wednesday for
le opening of the 1lethernet Onnforeuoo.
Servide will be held in Melville church
n Saturday et 2:30 p, m., when Rev. S.
one. will preach, On Sabbath morning
e Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
observed, Rev. D. B. McRae will
each on Sunday evening and also on
onlay at 10:30 a. to.—A congregational
eating was held in tho Methodist
arch on Wednesday evening in place
the u1nal weekly prayer meeting.
Sra11.3 Smoot, 1Te nsTere.—The fol.
wing Eaots were gathered onnoerning
nnday 8011001 workers in the seetiou en•
aced by the local Sunday school Con•
orlon he'd in Brueeels l..st week :—
hirtoen miniotere reside in the district 'I
d there are twentveight Sunday
horde. They aro an follows :—Bros.
le, Melville chnroh, A. Stewart, super.
beudant, Ill teachers and 121 scholars.;
russets, Methodist ohureh, W. II, Kerr,
peritltenclent, 251 teachers and 1S3
Molars ; Brussels, St. John's olntrch,
Dennis, 3Ope•intendont, 0 teachers
id tie scholars ; .Brussels, Knox church,
A. Deadman, enpm•intendelnt, 12
where and 70 vallolare, Grey Totvn•
hip --Roe's ulmtrch, 7. llayuard, etporin.
uclett, 0 teachers and 40 scholars;
n1t11'5 school, T. Straolian, supnrin-
ndent, 7 teachers and 50 scholars ;
raelbtn's, J. Strachan, eullorintandene,
teanil as mad 10 scholars ; Shine's, P.
itchio, eOperintendent, 7 teachers and
scholars ; Creethroolt, 12fothodist
Ewell, J. 5, Mitoholl, superintendent,
teaollere and 35 soholare ; Cranbrook,
resbyyterien chnroh, A. McNair, super.
intendent, 0 teachers and 70 scholars ; ri
Whitfield's ohureh, L. Panabaker, supers ratintendant ; Fulton's school, J. MoNeir,
81r0rintondent, 5 teachers anal 30 senal.
RIR ; Ethel, Presbyterian aileron, W.
SI'onoe1 enperint'11deut, 12, totoher5 Arad
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int!, ":firs. Pickett'e missionary box," bt
G.:nrge 1100 •s ; dnett, „Off the shoals," ve
Rl,-s.s F. E. and 51ey herr; reading, T
Bring the men up to the standard," Dr, an
L avanagh ; dnett, "Good news °mem so
over the sea" Misses Bessie. and Minnie se
bloom; closing exercises. ill
Y. M. L. C. --Last Friday evening the et
club room of the Young Mens' Conserve, els
tive club of fieuesels and locality was in
formally termed. President Irwin oocu• II
pied the chair and made 00 appropriate ai
iutrndnetnry speech. He then introduced G
V. W. iliolnlyre and Andrew Elliott, to
Met, members of the YonugMeConservativ0 s
Cluh, of Toronto, who del: tired nppropr1• to
ate addresses. Jas. Bow,cam, D. Robert. Si
sin and R: l,, Taylor ale(' briefly spoke to
Ota 1091,105 of interest to tie audience. St
Roger meetings will bo held fur the 111
pnrpoee of debating the questions of the le
day, &o The first rinb.tte of the club 49
will be held on Friday evening, June 3rd, els
et 5 o'clock, at the OM rooms, when the 4
following eubjeot will be dist:mood :— P
"Resolved that the introduction of the
National Polley has been beetioial to
the interests of Canada." Jas. Bowman,
I1. Dennis, Ward Farrow, for the affirm.
ative ; D. Roborteon, R. L. Taylor and
Jae. Irwin, for the uogative.
PERSONAE, PARAGRAPHS.
Fred. McCracken has gone'. to Paisley.
Miss Francis spent the 24th in London.
D. Shiel, of Galt, 5105 in town on Tues.
day.
airs. R. L, Taylor is visiting in Lon-
don.
Miss Kate Cormack is visiting at Godo.
rich,
Aliso Birdie Roberton is visiting in
Soaforth.
R. Buchanan, of IIen„all, was in town
this week.
Hilton Laird, of Port Elgin, is visiting
in Brussels.
MI'S. Leech, of Goderioh, was in toren
on the 24111.
Mrs. Harris is visiting her daughter,
Mrm. Jae. Bell.
Alis, Dilly Batter spent last Sunday
iu Winghaln.
Thos. Kew was visiting in Wiugham
last Sunday.
Miss Lily Vanatone is home from
Southampton.
Miss Mina Pelton, of Atwood, was is
town this week.
bliss Man l Ball, of IIenfryn, was In
town this week.
Mrs. Thos. Ainley, of Listowel, was in
town on Tuesday.
G. 1'. Scholfield was i5 Toronto on the
Queen's Birthday.
Mise Maggie Smith, of Blyth, was
home for the 24th.
Mrs. Jas. Walker and roc are vieitieg
friends in Teeswater.
Willie Armstrong spent the Queen's
Birthday in Mitchell.
Alex. Ross and Fred. Montgomery
Sondayed in Listowel. -
Mrs. Leslie O'Connor, who was on the
sick list, is better again.
Miss McIntosh, of Grey, was visiting
BL•0. A. Cousley this week.
Dan. Clark, o1 See -forth, spent a day
or two in Brussels this week.
Thos. Watson, of Ilarri+ton, was in
town on the Queen's Birthday.
W. H. Willis, of 11incerdiue, paid a
hying visit to 500111 OD Tuesday.
13. Gerry was on the sick list this weep
but is able to be about again 110w.
Hardy McLeuuan, of London, spent
Et few days in Brussels this week.
Mies Messer and: Miss 1 s Stone of Blue-
vnlawere i Brussels
d-
n B t asels 1)u the ..4th.
Lincoln Henlbly and Robb. Leather•
dale were visiting at Salem this week.
Hugh Alexander, of Ottawa, was visit.
lug Pt-etmaeter Farrow for a few days.
Charlie Grower, of Atwood, was
shafting hands with the boys on Tneoday.
Alm. 0. Knechtel and children, of
Wingliam, were visiting in town this
week.
J. Gordon and blies Lily, of Lucknow,
were visiting T. Fletcher and family this I
week.
T. Thomp.on and wife, of Soaforth,
were ren0wing old acquaintances in
13'08s015 this week.
0. R. Vaustone, of Southampton, was
in Brussels on Wednesday of last week
recording his vote. -
IRov. J. L. Kerr and W. H. Kerr were
at O.tkville this week attending the
marriage of Bev. W. E. Kerr.
J. H. MoBain, rheological student of
\'letoria College, was visiting his brother
and other friends in town on Tuesday,
uiss Minnie Shaw, of Port Elgin, and
Dr, J. W. Shaw, of Clinton, were under
the parental roof for s short time this
week.
W. 13, Dickson and Miss Attie Dickson
went to Detroit on Saturday to see Mrs,
Dickson who has been visiting there for
the past few weeks.
Miss Nellie Carlisle has gone Ilene on
a visit. Her health has been poor of late
and it is hoped the ohange of air and
scene will prove beneficial.
Thos. Town, of Buffalo, a former wall
known reeidsnb of Brussels, was smiling
on ills old friends in town this week. Co-
ale Same territory appears to agree with
him tip-top.
This week R. Malcolm and family
moved to Kincardine where they will
make their home for the present. Mr.
Malcolm was a good citizen and we are
sorry to lose him from town,
Dr. T. G, Holmes left Brussels on
Wednesday of this week en route for
Detroit, He started from here with the
intention of driving all the distance.
Mrs. Holmes and children will visit in
IMolmesville for a while before joining
hint in Detroit. We wish the doctor and
family happiness and prosperity in their
new home.
Business Locals,
CA,,loon 17100118 and 500dllg corn at
McCracken s,
Fon firet•olass photos go to Parry's,
next to Amorioan 1I0301.
Petite, the higl•olass photographer,
next to American Hotel.
7'nnutte and valises, good assortment,
very cheap at I1. Donnie.'
BEo•r valve i5 magic harness, dusters,
rubber rage and fly nets. I.0. Richards.
Ata, photos made by Perry aro well
finished and warranted to give satisfao
tion,
A anon heavy fa•m horse, weighing
about 1200, for sale. Apply to James
Walker, Brusssle.
JUST arrived a fine range of Baby oar•
ages which will be sold at roasonablo
tee. H. Dennis,
Pmts Snwatio.—Mie, J, S, Smith is
prepared to do plain sewing at her hone
over the posteflioe. Children's clothing
a
52e0lality, flat: taeti=n gaarautuacl.
S 1) BANE OF 04,N,/J..D4,
.. aT o3..i30 2 02'0773' 11 8'4' .
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27,000,000
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A 00ueral Banking 11usineee Transacted, Farunlrte Nates Disoonuted.
Drafts issued and Colleetione iundo 011 all points.
SAINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Interest allowed on deposits 01 21.00 and upwards from data of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL A'TTEN'TION r1„tos TO TuE_Cox ',I:C'L ..r' 0l• 1!'.ttc)tt•:l,f3' SALE No1•3s.
Every facility afforded Customers living at n distance.
G. P. SOIIOLFIELD, AI Mallen.
loon your photos go to Strong's, over
Standard Bank.
DONT forgot Baby Day at 11, J. Strotg's
Photo Gallery, June 7th.
A FINE range of baby oarria,ges, doll
oabs, Sm. tet L 0. Richard's.
Fon finely finished photos go to
Party, next to American Hotel,
:IAEE no 'Mends," but go to Perry for
your photos, next to American Hotel.
sell. J. STRONG 10 going to photograph
all babies two years of age and under on
June 7th, free of charge.
Jos. 1\ ALmoon has sold 13 buggies, 0 road
carts and 2 lumber wagons this Spring
and has orders in for more now. He
says it does not pay to buy factory
buggies.
Jas. WALtusa thinks that it pays to
make first•olass rigs as he has sold 113
buggies this Spring already. Work is in-
creasing so rapidly that he has hurl to get
another hand on,
Bruck house, well finished inside,
with r} acre of land for Bale, eligibly lo-
cated on the eco„"r of Turnberry and
Queen streets. Price and terms made
known on application to
ALEX. MCLENNIN, Brussels.
I. C. RICnneos is head quarters for ex.
press wagons. He keeps the largest
stock in town and sells the cheapest.
Prices from 50 cents upwards. Call and
see our stock no matter if You do not
want to buy, as w0 want 10 show you our
goods.
WELL.Dloamo AND DDu.Ltvo.—George
Birt lute all the necessary maohinory for
digging and drillin svelte and is proper -
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction,
Wells °loomed out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
sowed door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 34-tf
BABY DAV.—H. J. Strong ie going to
photograph all babies two yeltrs old and
under that are brought to his Gallery
(over Standard Bank) on Tuesday, .111110
7th, fine of °barge and present each
mother with one finely finished cabinet
photo. Dont mise this opportunity.
Those who can come early do so as it
will avoid a rush.
COCHRANE & JOItxeroo, marble manu-
facturers, aro now taking orders for
spring delivery in their line. As hereto-
fore all worlimanslnip and orders trusted
to their care will be put tip in the most
approved style and satisfaction guaran-
teed in every case. Anybody requiring
anything iu their line of trade it would
be well for thein to see their designs and
prices before making their purchases.
Shod opposite Queen's hotel stables.
DANDY ROAD CARTS.—II. Williams &
Son have received two now kinds of
patent road carts, mannlactured by the
Gananoque Carriage Co. They are call-
ed the "St. Lawrence” and "Maple
Leaf" and are extra fine rigs. Tho '•St.
Lawrence" has a finely finished body
suspended on two elliptic aprings, body
not connected with shafts. Dont buy be-
fore seeing them as ilio prions are right.
Call at our show rooms.
H. WILLIAM & Soo.
Henn WILLt foie 4It Sox are handling the
celebrated Gananoque Carriage 00111.
pany's buggies, whioh for style, wark.
manship and price cannot bo surpassed.
They have one on exhibition at their
ehow room, Mill street, and oast prooure
any styled rig you dewire. You eau buy
from 10 to 35 per cent cheaperfroiu thein
than elsewhere and every rig is guaran-
teed to give the best of eatietaotion. Call
in and see them whether you want to buy
0t' not.
600,00 Fon A Cetcxun,—To create an
interest in the breeding of high-olass
poultry, 1 will award a special prize of
650.00 cash to the person raising 1110
heaviest Plymouth Rook chicken hateh-
fng from eggs purchased of me. Ply-
mouth Rooks aro unquestionably the best
breed of fowl known for the Canadian
farmer. Send for descriptive circular
of this valuable breed of fowl. Eggs
for hatching, guaranteed fresh and true
to name, 0arelnlly packed in baskets and
delivered to express company, $2,00 per
setting of 13. Address,
T. A. Wrcexrre, Breeder of Ply.
mouth Rook Fowl Weston, Out.
Loudon bas now 11 Methodist church.
es, the corner atone of tee Centennial
chnroh having been laid in the east end
of the city Tuesday. The new °heron
will cost 5112,060 and have a seating
annuity for 000,
aoFeoo.
JA34tusoi.—in 13rueeele, 00 May 3rd, tate
wife of Mr, George Jamieson of a
daughter.
Besse—In Ehna, on the llth lust., the
wife of Mr. Peter Ross, 16th eon,,
of a son.
Sitrcunrn.--In Grey, on May 17th, the
wife of :Mr. Richt, Blitoholl, of a
daughter.
SitocuEa.--Iu Tionfryn, on May 15th, the
wife of Mr. Samuel 1'l,inee, of a eon.
�tt.�xxxiTS-1>7,
OIosu—P11len,-10 Bayfield, on May
24tH, by Rev. BIr. Newton, Mr. Wn1.
Biose to Miss J01111ih Piaroe, both of
Brussels,
B tr01, testi--Gnenes .—In Atwood,on Wed•
nesday, May 180, at the rosidenoo
of the bride's father, by Rev. A,
Henderson, M. A., Mr. Thee. G.
Ratuliffe, of Donegal,to Miss Maggie,
youngest daughter of 111r John
Graham,
Asara.
OAamenLL.—In Logan, on May llbh,
Mary E. Campbell, aged 10 years
and 10 months.
SrlAonAlc.—At Atoola, Man„ on May
10th, Am ile, beloved wife of Dougald
%radial%1vrmorlg of 13russelet
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Cate
Better, tubs and rolls...,
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
lIay per tom
Hides per Ib
Salt per bbl., retail
Sleep elder', each
Lomb skins each
Apples per harm'
80 81
a0 81
85 40
57 55
27 28
13 00
0 00
1 50 5 00
20 00
000 1000
3 3}
1 00 05
00 1 00
65 00
100 1251
.. FI1.1013 CLASS SET OF
l Jl. Blacksmith's tools for fall` at n groat
b01gam. Ca11 and get m•35e.
A. lt, MrIIAY & Co„ Bruesols.
OTICE,
The Couucll of the Corporattnu of
the ('nmay of I100a, will ul out ;u toe Court
House, (]ndrlob, 00 r0 I'181) AY, JUNE 7th,
5012, at 3 O'clock 11, nl,
NN,
AFny 2-0th\V LA
, 1:.1, Oo. Clerk,
COURT OL 1110VIS10N.
1ILL:1010 Olt BRUSSELS.
Take notice that filo Court of Retihinn for
the Finn go of Brussels, for the year 1e03, will
be held in the Tow: 11ALL on
Fl outlay, .lune 6311, 111 7:80 p, 11i.
All persons interested wi11 please take
notice cud not accordingly.
F. S. SCOTT, Clerk.
REAL ESTATE.
TIARMS FOR SALT;.—THE UN•
DuascoNEn has sovnral good Farms for
sale mad to rent, easy terms, in 7lolvnabips
of Morris and Grey. F 8. SOUTT.lOrusseis.
37-tf,
�^1HOICE FARM FOR SALE.—
) Being South half Lot 27, con. 6, Mo:ris,
1110 acr05, nonrly all cleared. Good buildings,
nue young hearing orchard. Immo:Bate pes-
(Masien, Easy Tends, Apply to
1,101014, SIN 0LA1I1,
00- Sohoitor,&O., Brussels.
`ARII FOR SALE—THP UN-
nna5I0NED offers for sale the north
east quarto r 0f lot 25, Concession 5, Morris,
County of Huron, containing 00 aorca. The
land is of drat quality and in a high State of
cultivation, well ieneed and uuder•drainod,
45 aures cleared. New frame
been,
6
rooms,
milk house with1)1)11 towa11A 2 wells,
good barna acct shod, orchard, ate. night
tiaras of 1wheat,Tbt5desirable properblei 0130crperg en oBrueaels. Suit-
able
013-
all ty
ullet015` will be giyen. Title perfoct,
JAMES GRI37V14, Owner,
WWf
30- Sortb P, 0.
I�PLENDiD FARl•I P011 SALE.
a mono lots 11 and 12, emu. 11. Tewnebip
of C7roy. County of Huron, coutaluinp 200
10005, the property of the late Jo11n Rob oft-
of
sou. 100 acres eioared and free- from 0b•
etruotions, le acres bush, nixed timber,
balance partly cleared. Soil slay loam,
mostly rolling. Ivenood with straight rail
fences and watered by two wells and it
spring privilege. Corinna io,,e dwelling
]louse, with large woodshed attached and
au e10 .flout eight:: uncle:: house, Two large
tarns, stone stabling and other Outb ailtl•
huge, two good beak's orchards, erme-
meetat trees and smell fruits. 44 1111155
from D assols, a lively town 0u the G. 1, R.,
convenient to school, churches and post
office. T..15 property lies welt, is a llrnt-
elams grain and stools faun and shotII4 be
aeon by f ,tending 11n1'eblt4e'o as 11 is offer•
olt at a bargain, For further particulars
apply to MRS. JNO.1101316 RT SON,
or DANIEL ROBL1RTSON, on
the premises, or by letter to Oraubrook P.
U, 30.,4
DULL FOR SERVIOE.—TELE
undersigned will Imo for service on
Lot 24, Ooe, 5, Morris, a thoro-bro7 Durham
13,,11, bract by Jas. Glouu, near nNoter, Bred
from inlpertod stook 011 both sides. Terms
31.50 for season payable Jan, let with Privi-
lege of returning if necessary.
15.2 CARDIFF & INNI7S, Props.
ULL FOR SE1WIOE.—THE
'Undersigned will keep for service, on
lot 70, oon, 0, Morris ttboro'-bred Durham
bull, "Swoepstabes Morrie, 11'e has takou 4 first
prizes anal second, being beaten by the bull
that tock let prise at bho Provincial Slow.
Torah—To insure a ot41f 32.00, or y11,50 'for
the 5550011.
37.3m JAS, 8P1:113., Proprietor,
ERSEY BULLS FOR SER.
voeu, hty Jersey Bulls are from lino
111i111intg strains and e11o0ld nroduoo stook
equal or superior toavy tor either the
creamery or oboeso factory, The dam of
one 51111111 my possession gave 7,000 lbs. of
Milk in 12 mon DM with her first calf, For
further particulars apply ab my Drug nue
Book Store.
G. A, DRADM2 N, B russols, Ont,
MPROVI1ID LARGE WHITE YORK.
SHIRE BOAR.
Trio undersigned will Imp for service tide
present season the Improved large white
Yorkshire Mg "Ready" on lot 20, con. 6,
rllorrfo, to which n limited number of Sown
hill bo talteo. Terms 31.00 to he paid at
Mine of 0 010100, with the privilege of return-
ing if 0500000,17. 1 adigree may be seen ir-
on appliotttton. 10010141013 Sv1Ol'LOL,
15tf Proprietor.
pURE 13111111D ROARS FOR SER.
.rt-- v103.—Tho undersigned will Beep for
service on nartii half Lot 20, eon, 7, Morris,
a pure bredBerkshire Roar, broil by Air.
Stroll,and an 01110 improved Chester -white,lueclby Thos, George, Putnam, front im-
parted stook on both 51d0s. Tbie leg took
e'd prise at the Iuctnstxinl Falr to a erase of
17, in 1800, and 3x10 at the Western pall• iu n
class of 1L. lips Sire tools 1st at the Indite -
trial In 1831, Terme $1.00 to bo paid et time
of nervios with privilege of 001071ning if noc-
emnary,
204 SAMUEL WALI(IBR, Prop•
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
BY • honor Graduate of the Ontario
VetsrtoaryGallego, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domostioatod animals 10 a coin-
p0tens manner, Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle pronaetly 111'
tended to, 0010o and A1lrtntry—Two 6100r0
uortit of bridro,'Pareberry eta L3ruatelgl
MAY 27, 1892
__
YOU WANT___.
WALi„ PAPER.
NICE, PRITTY, G001), 0111]Al'.
1111130 111 Stock between
5,000 and 6,000 Rolls
for you to choose from end another ship-
ment expected in daily.
Whatever you do bo mire stud gut your
Nall paper at
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
D1113SS11LS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1,1 L. TAYLOR, BAii•RISTER,
a.. as Solicitor and Conveyancer. Co11ao.
tions made, 011100—Vanototo's Block, Brus-
sels. 21-3m
UT M. SINCLAIR,
e Solhuitor, Convoy:moor, No tory Pub.
lin, &o. Uilieo—edraltaw s 10losk, 1 dr; ,,r north
of Poppor's Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loan.
D1OKSON mo HAYS,
(Late with Garrote & Proud foot, Gode-
lioh,) Barra fors, Solio' tors , Conveyancan ,
&c. Oili050—briesole and Soaforth. Brus-
sels 011100 -17p -stairs over Banit, Money
to Loan,
n,e.1i000 W. 71.010)150N
AUCTIII(t;E2RS,
A • RAYIMANN,
auctioneer, 15 always ready to at.
tend ml
farm stook, &o. •Tems
tl10efully von, Cranbrook P.O. Sales
mai' be al00011011 at Tuw Posen Publishing
Douse, Brussels.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sa1os eendu0t
ed oreasonable hnstk , y field1rdis loftat and
Pu T
Y u With 1 ng ilnuso, Biu ssols, or sent to Wal ton
P. 0., will r❑oeivo prompt atteu than,
LYING TAIKEN OUT LICEN-
SE 115 an Auctioneer, I Gln ln'ePat•011
to eonduot sales of farm stock et reasonable
51'1005, hll0wing 0150 staudlug of nearly
every parsec (9111 In a position - to 5011 to
good marks and got good s5enrity when 5014
on credit. SatIndaotiou guaranteed. Give
moacall, 3:: F 8. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
1%T •
11. n[oOl.i<1CKIl.'N,
Isery,P F3J,uriageLiesunee, 0010"
ntlis Uroesry, Turnberry street, Brussels.
�
Si. N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
south of A. M. McNay & Co's har,lwaro store.
Ladies' and children:: hair cutting a spoolalty
A n aloNAIlI,
t 8 111, Dor of Marringo Licensee, by
appointment of Lieut,-liovernor, Commis,
sumer, &c., Q.13. (conveyancer nod Agent
Fire insurance Co. 01111)1) nt too Cr:DO:rook
Peet 011lee.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINO.
GUELPH.
ALEX. IIUNTA.R,
Clerk of the Fourth 15010101, Court
Co, Huron, Cenveyaneer, Notary Public
Laud, Loam and Instn•nnee lgsnt, Funds
lnvsstB
d ,tad m0 10105 Collections made.
()Moo in Graham's Block, Brussels.
0 IL PAINTING,
MIES Merles, of \Ving111tm, is prepared
to give instruction in 011 paiuting. %arms
may bo ascertained at Miss Nellie Moss' store
where 0amp100 of work - 01113 1)0 0500. Miss
Morse would also take a few mora pupils in
musi0,
rp A. UAW KIN S,
• Organist in St. John's 0115051, Iirue-
001e, and pupil, i5 the Art 01 Tuaoltu of A.
W. Thayer,Mits. Doe.,Now Yo•Io, will give
lessons to pupils either at Thos. Farrows,
carne• of Queen and P1in0555 Ste., or 1f pre-
ferred, at their own h0tues, Terms moder-
ate. 46 -
MEDICAL CARDS.
%/ 1. it+'. CALE, nit D., C. NI.,
P V Member of the College of Ph mitten,
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
O61oo and Residence—Main street Hata,
17uhel,Outario,
T A. MaNAUGf•ITON, l2. D.
C9o 0. M., L, R, U.P., F,dinburgh,-M, C. P
S. Ont. Rosicenoe and office in Wilson's
Block, corner of Mall and Turnberry Sts,
DENTAL.
.113 1.11 IN TX ea.r.leE
M. CAVANAGH, L' D• S•, D• D.
Gradate of tbo Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Md.
varsity. Conon—Over Pepper's Drug Store,
Brussels,
BANKING.
NOTICE,
All parties owing the Urn of
MoINTOSH c2 MoTAGGART,
BANKERS, . I3RIISSELS,
Aro requested to 09,11 AT ONCE
and save Costs as they aro
closing their business,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Creditors of Catherine Sheik, 1,100 of thn
Village of Cranbrook, 4u Tho County 0110110.
00,01, ivarele,lWOlna1I( deceased, who died
on or before rho second day of Atof•ob, 1691,
and all others having claims against Ilse MI -
11110 aro horsby uotitiod to cowl by post,
prepaid, orothelwise deliver to the under-
segued, Kreooutoe of the 1101 will and 10515,
numb of the said doomed, at Brnssols, on or
boloro the lath 11{n, of June, 151,•(y;51r} their
011'Iolian 11111105 and slll'samoe, loth(ae50es
ant deseriptioue, and full particulate of
their 011(1110, 010001110010 Of 110)11, n40051110
Incl emcee of the 500nritfeo, .if any, bold by
1110111 and 10 default thereof and immediate-
ly aftor the mid setb. day of Juno the tweets
of the said doaonsud will he distributed
ainouget those entitled tboroto, having re-
amed only to 1110 claims of which nutioe Shall
nem boon given as %hove required, Audi
this notioo being given under too provisiole
of rho 10031504 01.1111We of Ontario, Chapter
110, Dao, ee the 1, xoodtor will not be liable
for the Egan assets, or any pori thereof; to
a5version of whose claim notice Y u Li Shall not
have boon received by blm at rile them 0f
said distribution,
40.4 p, g[l11'T10R,
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