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Ler Friday 7, C. Teak was assessed 0, O I',—Tho following officers were S1 .dX,%).11?.D BANE OF , NOTE: PATIO,
?D and costs fur selling liquor an Suu- installed fu conn('otton with Court I rhe•
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Tito hi:wieipel oleotion pot is begin- esters, Brussels, ou Tuesday evening of
]ling L, buil iu several towuetlipe in this week1lnv'on Co. P. (1, R. Bro. Gerry ;
I, se Sabbath evening Rev. ,Ino. Dose, 0. R., Bra M''latt;
B, se., preached a tuutt ivateuotive star. V. 0. B. lite. J, 4Vilbee ;
OUP will(10w Ellis week mentally; mon from tthe text 'lsphrahn ie a cake Chaplain, Deo. Reid ;
R. S., Bro, Smith ;
F. S., Bro, Konig ;
Treasurer, Bro. Blashitl ;
S. W. 13ro. Seel ;
7. W., Bro, Cro'.ier ;
S. B., Bro. Kirkeonnsll ;Willem7.13., Bro. W. Willem ;
Physicians, Bros. McKalvey and
Graham,
IHSWF
Noy,;i ., L892
doe, A. ..tat ta, .u: Las Oveter of re.,
a display of Fancy Goods, &e.,
a choioc of which you can
have for
ONLY 1100.
When buying presents for your
friends or the children you will
be wise in selecting something
from our choice stock of Holiday
Goods. Wo buy in the best
markets and can therefore give
the best valve. We will be pleas-
ed to supply you.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, dc.
DRAM TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN nevermore W, 0. & B.
Trains bare Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Gorge eot'TU. (liana Sonja,
trail•10 a.n,. Mixed 0:45 a.m.
Express .....,i1;6ts Mm. Mail 3:1:5 pan,
➢fixed........, 0:60 Pan. ]:sprees 0;88 van: >,t,*man in town this week the Cos•
grove Concert Company were photo -
'in T (c� etes
collectively and individually,
.Drat etes fr111s, by H. 7. Strong, artist. The photos.
are utilized as au advertising medium in
the visits of the troupe to the various
A chiel's amang ye Eakin' notes, omens. The order speaks well for Brus•
An' faith he'll punt it. els.
CoiooExcrNG next Monday evening Rev.
Man. 1. H. Banton, evangelist, will oondnot
."0vival services in the Methodist church
Foxes are said to be plentiful this
year, n this place for a week. He is well and
WHAT about re organizicg the foot• rtvorably known in tine locality and his
ball club ? old friends will be pleased to hear that
Mooxorx Horse Fair on Thursday, he has been most successful in his
Deo. ist, at Brussels. evangelistic labors.
One thanks aro due to T, Gibson, 11I I Ow Friday of last week Frank Bloom -
P. P., for government reports received Bloom-
field, beetle:: at the Central Hotel stables
tbis week, in this place, received a kick an the knee
A. M. McKAr et Co. have had an arc ' ' ens a horse which will lay him aside
electric light plttoed In their hardware some time. It was fearad al first
store this week. :et the joint was go badly injured that
THE Sabbath evening service in Knoe nputation might be necessary but it is
church will commence at 0:30 instead of ' ' be hoped he will soon be better,
7 o'clock ae formerly.
TRAM:SOWING day went by very quiet -
A NEw tapestry carpet, with Masonj. si • Serviceioe was held in Melville church
emblems interwoven, has been piaoed o: "t 11 o'clock. Rev, S. Jones preached
the floor of St. John's Lodge room, Brus on appropriate discourse. His subject
eels, was "Abiding in Christ," Rev. J. Boss,
J. Inwnn took oharge of the service ie
St. John's church last Sabbath morning.
He also went to Walton for the afternoon
service.
Coisr000e Bno.oxsraor is On the book -
out for the boys who have been orna•
menting sidewalks, fences and buildings
with chalk pictures and writing.
A FORDWi=H correspondent says:—
Hunter dr Henry have employed Geo.
Russel, tinsmith, of Wingbam, and are
prepared to do repairiug on the shortest
notice.
Ae a live pigeon match, held at Sea -
forth on TllanksgivIng Day, A. 0.
Dames, of Brussels Gun Club, set the
pace for 1st prize by killing 9 out of re
possible 10 birds. He missed the last
shot. Ab, is a crack shot.
Tan (TREAT STAR ALOIANAC,—In Mout-
real the Star Almanao is just coming
out. It is simply a wonder, thoroughly
practical, marvellously comprehensive,
and absolutely overflowing with things
we all ought, but do not, know about.
No amount of praise seems to do it
justice,
Sltvnn Ger.—Next Monday a 25 bird
match to decide the question of euprem•
acy of Brussels and Listowel Gun Clubs
and also the ownership of a beautiful
silver cop, a present from W. M. Sin-
clair, will take place on the Agricultural
Park, in Brussels, commencing at 0:30
o'clock a. ne Exoelleut shooting Is ex.
pecked,
On1T.—On Tuesday of this week, Mrs.
John Johns, of Wingbam, died after a
brief illness of a liver ailment, aged 58
years. The deceased bad recently be -
cense a resident of that town having
come with her husband from Landon,
Sbe was an aunt to W. F. Vanatoue, of
Brussels. He, Mrs. Vanetone and Mies
Lily Vanstole attended the funeral on
Thursday afternoon of this week.
THE eight youths summoned to appear
on Monday afternoon before bhs beak for
assaulting James Kneobtel settled the
case by each paying $1.00 and costs.
The names are not given here ae this was
the first offence for the majority of them
and we hope the boys will never be found
engaged in anything of the sorb again.
Lees street roaming after night is one of
the best means of keeping out of trouble.
CLINTON News•Reooed says :—Henry
Young and William. J. Pooh,
of Bayfield, were callers at
the Newe.Record office last Friday.
The gentlemen had been in the township
of Grey for seven weeks packing apples
for James Steep, of Clinton. They re.
port a big yield and that the root crop
suffered while the owners watched the
apple cullers. Messrs. Young and Peck
in ono day drove 20 miles and peaked 28
barrels of apples in five hours. They
are hustlers and left on good terms with
everybody. Mr. Young had charge of a
gang and received a reward of 35 for his
faithfulness and good work,
001 ttlruet , o
Tire program next Tuesday evening at
the Royal Templar's Connell le under the
direotion of J. Moore argil t eeietante,
Meeting connsoncee at 7:80 o'oloolc.
A. Clown has taken a saltation with the
well known firm of Stene : Wellington,
nuuse:s mote'Toronto, Ile ]las 113 miles
square of territory in tlsie locality and ie
doing wall in hie oauvae.
ISAIAH, son of James Dudley, who lives
In Graham's survey, South of Brussels,
has boon dsulgoronely DDI with diphtheria.
It is to be hoped thit every precaution
will be taken to prevent Its farther
spread.
A =Emu of the Bible Society Direc-
tors of Brussels Branoh will be Jtelrl at
Tun 1'oer Publishing House on Friday
afternoon of title week at 2 o'olook.
Those interested will please bear the
meeting in miucl.
Rev, S. Joems was agreeably surprised
last week by the return of his overcoat
which he left in the train at Palmerston
several weeks ago. Mr. Creighton lef no
stone unturned until the missing garment
was recovered and restored to the right-
ful owner.
Messes. WarreEv ez Tone, of the
Clinton Newa•Record, have diesolred
partnership, the former retiring to the
office of Collector of Customs. Mr.
Todd will continue the business. We
wish both gentlemen many years of hap•
pinese in their respeative callings,
the pastor, briefly referred to two or
three reasous for thankfulness. Bev. R.
Paul assisted in the devotional exercises.
A. PUZZLE.—Arrange the nine figures -
1 to 9—in three rows like this.
0 0 0
o o 0
So that when added up, each line bort.
zonted, perpendicular and diagonal shall
total up to 15.
Lacer Tuesday night the accommoda-
tion train, due at Brussels at about 8 o' -
°look, did nob arrive until after 10.
Heavy apple shipments and difficulty in
climbiug grades caused the delay. One
passenger enquired of the conduator if
there was any danger of return tickets
expiring before his destination was reach-
ed,
Tam Truetee Board of the Methodist
church and oemetery have entered into
an arrangement with Samuel Rivers'
whereby he assumes the caretaking of
the church and cemetery for the next 12
months. He oommeuoed his duties last
week, Further particulars will be given
again as to what Mr. Rivera' work will
be in connection with the cemetery.
Bons au OAREson.—Boys who are in
the habit of tearing down bills will do
well to remember that they are liable to
a heavy fine. Bills posted belong to the
person or society by whom issued and
until they are outdated should not be
disturbed ; you might as well steal the
amount it cost them for printing and
posting.
THERE was a dispute over obs result
of the speeding in the ring at Beat
Huron Fall Fair, arising out of the foot
that the races were open to trotters and
Gus. Goebel entered his speedy pacer
and won both the buggy rave and the
open rage. The Committee on Attrac-
tions have decided that Goebel is not en-
titled to the purses owing to the reason
stated above,
Br notice elsewhere it will be observed
that hire. D. 0. Olappison, wife of a
former pastor of the Methodist church,
Brussels, died at her home in Toronto on
Friday of last week. The funeral was
on 'Monday of this week. Mrs, Clap-
pisot was a Godly woman whose life ex.
hibited the faith she professed, IbIr.
Clappison, who has been in feeble health,
and family have the sympathy of their
friende in Brueeele.
DIED.—On Tuesday evening of this
week George Edward, eldest son of R.
G. Vincent, of bhie town, died after an
illnees of a week. The cause of his de-
cease was worm fever. He was a briglsb,
promising child autl had always been
very healthy. He was nearly 13 years of
age. The funeral took place on Thurs-
day afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Vincent
are deeply sympatlliesd with,
THE Cosenovlss--This eonoorb Done.
pang drew a goocl house last Monday
evening in the Town Hall and surpassed
any program rendered by them on form.
Mnrnonrse Cnrnru,—Last Sunday T. er visite. The doegeoyes are clever
Hilliard, of Waterloo, preached morning musiciane and give an entertainment
and evening. Iiia topic at the first decidedly unique yet very interesting,
mentioned service was Faith in God," Miss La Dell contributed several recite -
and at night his dlecoiseee was based on tions and Mr, Harvey brought down the
the 27th verse of the 7th chapter of the house in his oomio speoialtiee. This several gardening implements, Sale will
73ook of Daniel, from witi°h he showed Mesmeris worthy of patronage, They eonmonoe at 2 o'olook, F, S, Scott,
the leading principals underlying this were here under the anepioes of the Clan- Auctioneer.
kingdom to be (1) The Fatherhood of adtan Order of Forester's,
Go.1; (2) The brotherho 1 of than ; (3) Al a meeting of the Executive of Only °Weans who aro able to read and
The universality of sin ; (4) The Atone. Huron Go. Sabbath School Association, write have the power to vote in Bolivia
lnenb. lVlr, H liiaed is an excellent held in Glisten on Teesday of this week, and weave other South American re.
preacher, On Monday evening he de. the time of the annual Oonvenbion was publiee,
livered a lootut•e under the auspices of fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. den paire of shoes and three suits of
the Epworth Leagee on "The Uneeen 24th and 2511s, 1808, in the village of olotltee wore woen mit by J, Edwin Stone
/Mimeo." ',Che add: dealt with the Blyth. The program was °utile od and on his walk from San Francisco to New
five 8011003 and a largo fond of valuable the names of speakere associated there. Yoric, The trip was mado in 128 days,
information was presented by Mr. 1331, with, It is the intention of the Excess. the distance travelled being 8,324 miles,
Barre in the hour oeattpiorl by five to procure as complete statiebioal Two Siamese motlteyshave boon train-
Min,—Next Sunday evening Rev, returns as povefblo from nil the Sabbath ed by Aaron Ilowelle, who owns a cherry
Mr. Salton's eubjaot will be "Is dancing sohoole in the Oounty for presentation at farm near Goshen, 39..Y., to pick eller.
ration01 ?"--Last Monday evening W. H. the Convention and persons interested in ries. They viols more and eat lees than
Kerr was elected President of the Hp• S. S, work will confer a grout favor by any boys lee has tried. Ile eetintates
worth League owing to the removal of giving all the assistane° they can in that the monkeys thus eerie hint 60 cents
Robt. Gauloy to Wieghaln. attaining bbe end deeired, , a day.
Business Locals,
Woon for sale at the Bee Hive.
COMFORTABLE house 10 let, Apply to
S. 33. female.
Fos your photos go to Strong's over
Standard Bank.L
Wee Baesnupays cash for hides,
skins and poultry'.
Learn, pork and sausage at Wm. Blas,
hill's meat market.
Foveae
a small aura of money. Apply
to Geo. Thomson, Brussels.
Buse by the quarter at bottom prices
at W. Blashill'e, the old reliable butcher.
Tim our Alligator harness oil. Best
oil in use for leather of any kind. L 0.
Riohards.
LEAVE your order Inc a first-class gnart-
er of beef at Wm. Blashill's, the leading
bnbuher.
A coon, sound, gentle driving horse for
sale, with re without harness and buggy,
Jam D. 1RosALn.
REMEM52Ia We do no second class work
in the photo lino, II. J. Strong, over
Standard Bauk.
H. J. STRONG wishes to remind the
public that his photo stndio will be open
all day Thursday, Thanksgiving Day.
Fon sale or to rent, a comfortable and
commodious residence on William street,
Brussels. For particulars apply to R.
M. Dfokeon.
FInsT•CLAse oysters on hand tonight
and regularly during the season, in bulk
or by dish. MEL Kum, opposite
Queen's Hots], Brussels,
BABY DAY.—Babies photos that were
taken on June 7th eau be had fur 32.00
per dozen at 91. J. Strong's photo studio
between now and Nov. 21st.
GREAT bargains in hoods, caps, jack els,
Aso. Those are last year's stook and will
be sold at the price of the yarn. Call
and got bargains at Mrs. Kirk's, oppo-
site Queen's Hotel, Bruseels.
500 cords good hard wood wanted in
exchange for harness, or oath will be
paid for any quantity of good dry wood
delivered at once, beech and maple, short
or long. Apply at I. 0. Richards' har-
ness shop.
THE fall of the year is a trying season
for elderly people. ",Tse many cheerless,
dark, dismal days act depressingly, not
to say injuriously, on both old and
young. Now is the Limo to re.euforoe the
vital energies with Ayer's Sarsaparilla—
the best of all blood medicines.
IT is no easy thing to dress harsh,
coarse hair so as to make it look grace•
fol or becoming. By the use of Ayer's
Hair Vigor this difdcalty is removed and
the hair made to assume any style or ar-
rangement that may be desired. Give
the Vigor atrial,
WELL-Droau so AND Demme:cr.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin svelte and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to Isim
in a way that will insure satisfaotion.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
mooed door north of the bridge, west
Mae of Tulnberry st„ Brussels. 84.19
CommBliulL11Ienn ConIN A MT.-8011thAmerican Rheumatic Cure for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. It re-
moves at once the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 75 cents, Warranted
by G. A.. Deadman.
OoasETs.—Jost in a job lot of Cromp-
ton, Yatisi, Coraline, 000, and 0 do D
oor'sets, to sell at 25 per cent. below
regular prices. Also another lot ;bhs
"Queen" to sell ab 05e., remelts, dollar
goods. We have sold 110 pair of this
one lino in the last three months and
everybody is pleased with them. Buy
now and save money,
Irwin es MoBain.
WHEN the kidneys are clogged, good
health is an impossibility ; but when
working properly the reverse is the case.
That dull bank -robe is the kidney's cry
for relief, If Dodd'e Kidney Pills are
used the result will be marvellous. Weemphatically state that the have never
known a Me of kidney disease that a
persistent use of Dodd's Kidney Pills
will not aura.
Do IT Now,—H. Moody ..% Sons, Look -
port, sold 08 barrels of pears for 31,200,
nearly $20 per barrel. Mr. Glow, of
Green 0o., N. Y,, sold the fruit of two
plum trees in 1889 for 373.02. Average
price received for plums in Ontario bas
been from $2.00 to $4.00. Reader, dont
delay, we supply you with ohoioo stools,
apples at 20o, psare and plums at 40c,
and guarantee satisfaction. Bloomedal°
Nurseries, Woodstock, Ont. William
Aldridge, Agent, ab McKay t2 thee.Hardware store, Brussels.
AUC'rloN SALE. An auction sale will
take place at the residence of the late
Thema% Norton, Turuberry street, Brus-
sels:, on Saturday, Nov. 19th, when the
following household furniture will be of-
fered for sale :-5 bedsteads, one of
which is iron, (single) with spring mat-
tress ; 2 large spring mattrasees ; 1
Muffed mattrase ; 1 dressing bureau and
wash stand ; 10 chairs with cane seats ;
4 chairs with perforated seats ; 12 oliaire
With wood tarots ; 1 sideboard ; 2 Pens -
broke tables ; 1 clock ; 1 crooking stove
and stove pipes ; 1 large kitchen table ;
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NERD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS (Seven Mflifor Dollars) $7,0000o,Oo0000
CAPITALCAPITAL(Authorised) - - - - - t;9,0,
Agencies in all.principal points in Ontario, t,1+teb e, illdnitobd, ]'sited St,u,•o d Jing!"nd,
A General Banking Businses Tranaaeled, Farmers' Notes Disoountod,
Drafts Issued and Collections macre on toll points,
SAVINGS RANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 31.00 and npwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and eompouuded half yearly,
Spurn, ATTENTION 0500» To 'rue COLLECTION OP FARMERS' SALE Ner'tse,
Every facility mike:dacl Castomors living at a distanos,
0, 1'. SCHOLFIELD, MANAOEn.
ec.a.,s,®la
mtitxe0zzxcmrmnrmmnrars aum.-1awna.mnvffICaa
GILLEN 2 MITE, anTEITEM,
V s e LI Ir iU ,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
L'ARMEIIS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
As7a r".i'ei^&y'e3 Rama' ;res•tif7s`pagreM 'e
Interest Allowed on One Dolier and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Con -
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal at the cud of the Month): of
Ootober and April. S1'eoial Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
Tv,, effect to write Cnsnr:ince En 0111 l:nglisl, er Canadian CosnlltinieR, er in Rut -
nal Companies as may be desired,
• AGENTS re11 CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE CANAni&N BANE Or COMMERCE,
Dr, A. Reeves Jamieson, the original of
Mark Twain's obaracter, "My Friend the
Doctor," in "Innocents Abroad," died on
Saturday 111 Chicago from the Micas of a
stroke of apoplexy,
Rev, 7. R. Moffatt, editor of a probi-
bition paler at Dannvilie, Va„ died
Mat week from the effects of a sbot fired
by J. T. Clark. The editor had attack-
ed Clark in his paper.
Aportion of Gen, Benedidt Arnold's
flag ship Congress, sunk in Ootober, 1770,
in lake Champlain, has been raised by
Capt. C. W. Aclatns, of West Addison,
Vt. The timbers are of oak and are
sound.
The steamship Empress of Japan sail-
ed from Vancouver on Saturday for the
Orient. She had 88 first, 0 eeoond saloon
passengers and 330 Chinese. Also took
00 bags mail and 1,900 tons cargo, prin-
cipally flour.
The popular amusement in the United
States for the next few weeks, will be the
payment of ridioulous election bets, and
the performance of outlandish capers,
according to promises made when the
fight was on.
Boston has a woman's club, of which
it is impossible to become a member uu•
less the applicant confesses that she is
over 80 years of age. We dont know
anything about it, but will venture the
opinion that the membership is very
small.
80LQS7
BAY.—In Donegal, on Nov, 1st, the wife
of Mr, Wm. Bay of a daughter,
BEai..—In Brussels, on Nov. 75tb, the
wife of Mr, Jas. Bell of a son.
licanaunl.—In Grey, ou Oat. 80111, the
wife of Mr. Robert McOallum of a
son.
O.tMrnEoL.—In Atwood, on Out. 24bb, the
wife of Mr. Robt, Campbell of a
daughter.
KITTeoN.—In Wingltam, on Nov. 4th, the
wife of Mr, Robt, Iiittson of a
daughter.
SwEErox.—In Elmo, on Oat, 21st, the
r. In, wee on of a son,
wife of MTV S
(still born.)
ZKrA1.1RrE07),
Honrog—HusnAnD,—At the Methodist
parsonage, Gorrie, o1 Nov. Obh, by
Rev. J. Greene, Mr. Cyrus H. Hor-
ton, of Lakelet, to Miss Sarah 7,
Hubbard, of Howiok.
GAR7(»Tx—NAsn.—AI the residence of
the bride's father,Mr, Thomas Nash,
on Nov. 9th, by Rev, J. Greene, Mr.
Ernest Garrett, music teacher, of
Forays/oh, to ,Miss Carrie Noels, of
Howiok.
CHITTICS—WADE.—At the Methodist
parsonage, Gerrie, on Nov. 8rd, by
Rev. J. Greene, Mr. H. 0. Ohittiok
to Mies Marietta Wade, both of Bel•
more.
asba,
CALF,—In Ethel, on Nov. 1.113s, 'William
Frederick Cale, 101. D., aged 84 years.
HANom.—Tn Elma, ou Nov, 5th, Timothy
Hance, aged 74 years,
Jortxs.—In Wingham, on Nov. 15th,
Dillies, beloved wile of John Johns,
aged 58 years.
Orenensox,—In Toronto, on Nov. lint,
Maria Melissa, beloved wife of Rev.
D. 0. Olappison, formerly of Brum
sale.
VrNasNT.—In Brussels, on Nov. 15th,
George Edward, eldest son of Robt.
G. and Elizabeth Vincent, aged 6
years, 7 menthe, 8 weeks and 4 days.
AT.70'.S1:OST 00,A.z 76:..
SATURDAY, Nov. 19th.•—Household fur.,
nitnre, dos., at the residence of the late
Thos. Norton, Brussels. Sale at 2 p. m,
le, S. Scott, auo,
Ttnsener, Nov. 22ND.—Farm stook and
implements, North half lot 28, nor, 5,
Morris. Sale commences at 1 o'clock.
Jos opt Webster, prop. la S. Scott, anat.
Fail Wheal) ...... .......
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls„ ,
Eggs per dozen
Four per barrel
Potatoes..,
Hay per bon'
Salt per bbl.,
Hides trimmed
Hides rough
Shoop skim:,eaoh,.,,
Lamb skins oaoh., . ,
Apples per barrel ,,
Wool..,..
fork 41:46 ....... .......
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58
80
55
25
15
15
8 50
85
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11
65
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THF, PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
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TERSE'S% FOR SALE, -1
ese bred Cow 4 years old; 1 Pfeifer nearly
Pare bred ' 1 Bulls years old ; 1 0011 Calf u
months old. G. A. DII,AIIAIAN,
Druggist, Brussels.
CORDWOOD WANTED,—ANY
quantity of hard and soft cordwood
wanted at Brussels Salt Works. 81.25 to
81.30 per cold for Loft wood a1,1 81,00 to
32.60 for hard wood.
12.19 '7. COLAMAN,
Proprietor,
QTRAYED ON THE PREM -
16, Greys on or albout Nov, 12, all aged cow,
red and white in color. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay expenscs
and take her away, at once.
18-4 JAMES CUSIO,
REAL ESTATE. ____
T-IIARms FOR SALE.—THE UN•
nsansrer/ED has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms in Townships
of Morris and Grey. Pt S. SOOTT,13russols,
87.19,
['130100 FARM FOR SALE, --
1 Being South half Lot 27, con. 0, rlorris,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
fine young bearing orchard. Iunnediate pos-
session. Easy Terms. Apply to
tr. W. M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, &e,, Brussels.
Gt,OOD FARBI FOR SALE.—
The undersigned desires to dispose of
111s 100 cele film being Lot21, Con. 7, Grey,
adjoining the thriving village of Ethel
where are shops, aliurohes, schoele. On the
farm is a comfortable dwelling -house, goon
say' outbuildings 85 ace s olenred U lance
bush. The laud is in a good. state of culti-
vation and is well fenced. For price, terms
and other particulars apply on 8110 premises
to L. DOB SON,
0.6f Proprietor
Ethel P. 0,
200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE+'.
l� Tlse 200 aero farm, boiu g lots 11
and 12, eon. 111, Gray, is offered sal for sale. 120
acres are cleared and the balauoe well tim-
bered. Bullinge Rrst-class,. Orchard, we11,
& h
o, School house within 40 rode. Postee-
elon given et once if desired, Per further
particulars as to prise, terms, dso, apply to
9•1Y M08, WAL0D0,
or NELSON BRIO00R, 0u farm, P. 0.
QPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
Bnoseo lots 11 and 12, con. 18, Township
of Grey. County of Huron, containing 200
awes, the property of the late Joins Robert-
son, 100 Korea cleared and freta from ob-
structions, 15 acres bush, mixed timber,
balanoo partly cleared. Soil cloy loam,
mostly rolling. Fenced with straight ran
fauces and watered by two wells end a
spring privilege. Commodious dwelling
house, with .largo woodshed attaohed and
an barns, atone sellent tabling
ct and other outbuild-
ings. Two good bearing orchards, orna-
mental trees and small fruits,1. mites
from Brussels, a lively town on the G. 51.3.0.,
eouvenient to school ohurchos and 11post.
°Mon. This property lies well, is a Rrst-
class grain and stock farm and should be
seen by intending purohasere as it is ciler.
tad at a bargain. For further particulars
apply to MRS. JNO,ROBERTSON,
or DANIEL 13013f1TSGN, en
the premises, or by Eetber to Oranbrook P.
0, 00.4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Oreditors of Donald McNair, sato of rho
lownahlp of Grey, in the County 0f H'uron,
deceased, who died 0u or about the seventh
day of Ootobor,1802, and all others having
claims against Ings estate aro hereby nobiilecl
to 'Rend by post, prepaid, or o0h0rw1se
deliver to the undersigned, Agent for
the Executors of the said deocased, on or
before the 354i fray ,,5 1@eeelnbey, 1802,
their Christian Nato es and surnames, ad.
drosses and descriptions, and tailartianiare
of their claims statements of theiraccounts
and Maitre of the sesssefbios, if any, held by
them and in default thereof Mid imnmediate-
lyaftor theeaid 15th clay of December the
assets of the said tdeceased will be dietribnt-
anoiooelooaohw thereto,
regad only those entitled
ui notice
shall llama boon gluon a5 above s'oqulred,
And this notion being giver under the pro -
Viacom of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
Chap, 110, Seo, 80,the Executors will not he
liable for the amid assets, or any part thyro,
of, to any P010011 0f who o olaitu notice ehall
not have been reuetved by hips et the time
of said distribution,
A, lMMCNA IR, Agent for Executors,
10.4 9b'ssotbrook P. 0,
Grey, Nov, 10111, 1802, ..
VETERINARY.
t�D. WARWIC3,
. Ironer Graduate of the
00 Ontario
03. 1 00 Veterinary of Oollostj is pranimat to treat 01-
9 diseases of dOm08t10 at0d animate 111 a 5001-
1 00 1 50 getent ivauunr. Pat•tscufar attention Y0035
17 18 tended to. @moo and irnbrru aiy-0'wottloota
8 00 e0 north of bridgo 'purmborry 0t„ Drussole,
Eli VELUM S,
1300.1113,
FANGS GOODS,
—AT—
PE PJ.31l)B'lS
DRUG
STORE
BRUSSELS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
o. Solicitor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made, Otltae—Vanstouc's Block, lima -
5015. 21.8m
AI. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyanonr,NoLary Pub -
110, dce, OOloo—Grahatu a ].flesh,l deur north
of Pepper's Deng Store, Private Fauds to
Loan,
(1AMERON, HOLT & HOL11IES,
�V Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
Gocletlolt, Ont,
11. 0, 1011011015, 41 0„ rIIILIP MOLT,
DUDLEY HOLME6,
AUCTIONEERS.
�RAY11.2ANN,
.
Anetioueer, se always ready to at-
tend fifties of faros, farm stook-, 50, Terms
cheerfully given, Oraubrook P. 0. Salus
may be arranged at Ter PORT Publishing
Rouse, Brussels.
FORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed edPaltad on analterms. Patens
stooka specialty. Orders lull at Tun Posts
P ubll sh ing Ho use, Brsssois, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will resolve prompt attention.
AVING TANEN OUT LIOEN-
to conduct sales of farm stank at yonsotpiab]e
htiC0e. Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I cul in a po salon to sell to
on crd. e ticks Satisfaction guartanteed onGi e
12100 call, 02- 100 S. SCOTT,
BUSINESS CARETS.
ITT H. bto0EA0I1JN,
Iasul'er ofhlatrlagadeesssee, Offiae
athis Gronery, Turn berry street. Brussels.
IQ N. BARRE"TT,
ll' Toseorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. III, Ms1ay ds Co's hardware store.
Ladies'andahlldrens hair cutting a specialty
A tlioNAIR,
c1..• Iseurex of ktarriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Oomm3s-
si5ner, 50., Q.13, Conveyancer and Agent
Piro Insurance Go, Mee at the Oranbrook
Post Office,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH•
ALEX. HUNTER
Co, Hulnrk ofOohvvsaouoar, rotary Public
Land,
Loan
loan. Oolleotions ce Agent. lsnndo
01115e in Graham's Bleak, Brussele,
TOIL PAINTING,
Miss Morley, of Wingllam, 90 Pre/10ra
to give instruction iu oil palubing. lerms
where samplesiof v at Sties
may the sheens Mass
Mortes would also take a few more puplle in
Musk,
rp A. HAWKINS,
soils, an • ti Organist
in the t.Art of Teaching of A.
W. Thayer, Rlus..0oc., New York, wilt give
leseone to pupils either at Thos Far'row's,
Turuberty Smoot, or if preferred, at their
owu hooses, Terms moderate,
MEDICAL CARDS.
t/ • A. MONAUGIITON, M. D.
S. Oat,, O. hliesiillnuoo and Edinburgh,
1n'Wilson'
Bloat, corner of Mill and Turnberry Ole.
DENTAL.
13: Lai WI'I
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S„
Surgeons, Ontario, oandC olfegToronto Unil
versify, OPPxOE—Over A. R, Smith's Store.
Brussels,
OARS FOR SERVICE.—THE
nndersigoedwill keep for service on
Lot 11, Oen. 5, Grey, a thorn' bred eh ester
White pig, with pedigree awl from innport-
ed atop k, Also a thorn' bred Berkshire hog.
Terme 51.00 to be paid at time of saryioe
With privilege of returning if necessary.
10•tf A. SHAW, Proprietor,
ROAR FOR SERV3OE,—THE
Uudersignod will keep for service on
North 1 Lot 20, Con. 7, Morris, a there' bred
Cheater White Hog, This p54 was awarded
prizes at Toronto and London Fairs, His
dire, 'Royal" has taken 1st et the induatelal
for years, Terme, ;.11,00 to he paid at time
of earvloe With privilege or returning if
nseeseary, SA.M171il, WALKER,
10.11 Proprietor,
TAIIJRD CHESTER WHITE BOAR
FOR SERVICE,
Who undersigned w111 keen for service a
Thorn' Brod Chester White Boar, on Lot 2,
Oon. 17, GroyyTerme $1.00,payablo at time
of service with privilege of returning if no-
osleary,
WILLIAsf 00NN19TT
l
18.6 Walton,
MPROVED LARGE WHITE YORK -
.I_
SHIRE BOAR.
The undersigned will keep for star vice this
present seamen the Improved la -g0 white
Yorkshire pig "]ready' on lot 20, oou, 0,
Morrie, to which a limited number of sows
Will be taken, ?Perms $1.00 MI be paid at
time of sorvioo, with the privilege of renam-
ing if necessary. Pedigree may bo soon up-
on applioablon, 10011190T 1Vie.I•bOL,
1655 Proprietor,
0AR FOR S] RVIOE,—THE
mulorsignea will hasp for so•rioe on
Lot 12, Oen. 18, Grey, a pure bred Chatter
'tVhito PI , imputed from the stabs of Iowa,
by Robert Adeline, of Mol(illop, Tering, $1,18
to be paid at time of service with privilege
of returning 1f neosasal'y,
10 ,i DANT1tL M°MILLAN,
Proprietor.
]3OAR FOR SERVIOE.—adze
Uudot•siguodwill keep for sorvieeat
h lorrielratsk, the There' -bred Chanter White
Boar, "Uncle Snm ' No, 4,001, This hog boo
talean 153 prise at the. forty /aims he wee OX..
1libttod and his ebook has been squally euoe
emend es prize wineeen, Pedigree may be
reties time of servieo Terme, siivllotob 9pls-
terming if neooesaey, S.13F191i's,
Proprietor,