The Brussels Post, 1892-11-25, Page 88
FANCY
CHIN
L1 order to eocnro some tansy Celina of
special value I had to purchase an as-
sorted aaee ,jest as it comes from the
mannfacttu•er, .along with some beanti.
tnl Dues, &ewers, plate:+, muga, c@o., it
contained the following ;.--Fruit set of
13 pieces ; Tete•n.-teto sets onmposed of
ten put, ouoor soul eretun together with
:• ex. ekes and sewers ; spool holders,
salads, chocolate pots, cake platen, tea pot
stands and many other lines so suitable
for holiday and wedding presents. Conte
and see them and I bank you cannot
fail to be charmed by them. Thie year
we have something altogether new iu
Xmas Cards.
Cane and see the Sleeping Beauty
:Sense Card, it is pretty and so cheap. A
nice line of booklets as usual at special
prices,
G. A. DDADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o
asRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
seirtie117 E::11:\,1031 W. G. & 0,
Train* leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
Goxxi Source, Gox eG Nou7n.
10 ate....,......, 7:10 a.m. Mixed 2A0 a.m.
' DD xprene 11x0 a,m. 3X0.11 5:19 pan,
Mixed .....,,., 8:50 p.m, , Express ::0e p,r,.
'Karat `410.1:1%(teat .
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll pront it.
RABBIT bunting.
PAY your taxes.
Osneers are well to the front.
Tem sleighing livened up business this
week.
House Fair on Thursday of next wcck.
Dec. 1st.
Now is the time to hustle your heli ,
day goods.
TnE skating rink is now a seasonab',
topic of discussion.
Ann yon a subscriber to Tern Pose :'
Try it for a year if not.
FLEIGEs and cutters were brought int,
requisition on Tuesday.
A. R. Sat/TU was away to Toronto this
week on a purobasing trip. He's s. push.
01.
Areal: mon District news on page 6 of
this issue. Send along the news, 1t is
always welcome.
LAST week Messrs. Ballantyne & Wil•
ton planed a hot air furnace is Fergu-
son & Halliday's Dry Goods store.
G. A. DEADIIAN has been greatly im-
proving his real estate by a system of
underdrainiug. W. Ellie did the work.
J. M. PARSONS, the hustling representa-
tive of the Bennis' Fire Engine Works,
has gone to British Columbia on sbusi-
ness trip.
A 01EIt0HA_7T informed us this week that
his advertisement in TUE Pose paid him
well. This is the result of the right kind
of advertising every time.
HELLO ( Are you a member of the
Meohanioe Instituto 7 You can secure
100 times more reading this way than
by the investment of $1.00 in any other
way.
bALVAT10N An3IY.—The War Cry Of. last
week contains an obituay notice of the
late Thomas Norton. .A. good picture of
the old gentleman is given in oonnectiou
with the eketoh of his life.
Bnossrrs Band is hard at work on new
music. Among other pieces is "St,
Leon" march, a composition of Harry J.
Whitley, of Kinoardine, Bandmaster
Jones says the boys are doing well and
will give te good account of the hard
practice they ore now putting in.
MuenneaL,—Several complaints have
been made to the Reeve of persons lead-
ing horses on the sidewalks of several
streets. If this is continued somebody
will be under the necessity of paying a
flue. The street, not the sidewalk, is in.
tended for horses. Constable Broadfooe
wits enforce the Cow Bylaw and all
annuals found roaming the streets and
beeakiug into gardens will be promptly
impounded. The pound is kept by Jno.
Coueley, near the Ronald foundry, so
that Si you neglect to comply with the
law you'll know where to go for your
00w.
Tim will of the late Joseph Bozell hag
been probated. He left property valued
at $5,467, of which $3,500 was real es-
tate. Jos, G, Roeoll, a eon of the toga.
tor, and Wm. Bellington, of Elma, are
the executors. The will [Reposes of the
property among the sons and daughters,
Joe. G. gets lot 8, con. 5, Elmo, ; Charles
and k,dmund, $1 eaab ; Abram, the east
half of lot 0, Don. 0 ; Joseph G., the use
of the east half of lot 5, con. 6, encumber-
ed with the maintenance of the widow or
as aliowanao of $150 per annum, and at
her depth the lot is to be sold and the
proceeds divided among the three daugh-
ters The residue of the entate gives ow: -
thief' to the wid'W and L1,' Wane° equal.
ly to Joseph 0;, Abraham and John,
TUE following from bars, D. McKenzie,
of Soafortb, speaks for itself t—
iro Camp Den Lomond, No, 81, ,Sons of
Sootland.
GEN1Td:Atml.—It is with failings of
deepest gratitude to your noble Order
that I hereby aoknowledge the receipt
oi;.:hnguo for ono thousand dollars, be-
ing payment in full of insurance effected
by my late husband. 'Cho benevolent
ah'eraeter of your Sooiete will be mere
fu'l,yappeenieted what f' is remembered
thee my !tete husband was a niomber
soaroelytong en0ngll to slake tela pay
rnen3 obligatory oa your part, Such
geeer0us oonduot in ministering to rim
001533ort of the fatherless and the widow
in their atiliotion is beyond all praise
and sltoulcl commend the Brotherhood of
Ole Sona c,f Scotland to all who in. any
way Level the wellbeing of others de.
peuchng on them. May Ood abundantly
prosper and extend the uscfnlnoes of
your noble Grilse fa rho heartfelt wish
of, Yours ever sincerely.
Ciseszer1NA Mal{ltnz1E,
Soaforth, Noe. 3,'32.
Ilt's•ict, in your taxes before Deo. 11t1
Now for 110013, Our buyers are read
for or, market to pen
1 i.m'„d y er next week. Don't for,
it
Tun r ' anrt lit t cl 11 Sec an
TI et r lea in t, 1 h
. "" L. 11 1: t,.:•r, of \Viselietn, 1(111 it
pnrehnFed it from lI. Kelly.
Rev. De. Bltaus, of Toronto, le e
Felted to preach the aunivatry Krohn
of the 131ne:•els Methodist churoll lie
month,
ADyearteases ruse have their (hauge 0
.arts. in by Monday (10011 en 111.31(0 eu
of alteration. A dawn el advto, demo
be diatribnte,l and 3'e :.ut in an Imur u
two.
1, i„nx'e Cnision, -• dext Smola,
nev, 1Ir. Riley, of (Mosley, will 00ndt
the me,„iog and evening bervioes in 0
Jolui s church. 3Ir•. Irwin t,.ok lab
Sabbath morning's service,
lisox Cnenell,--A new °loch line bee
pinocd in this edifice—Next Sabbat
evening the Christina Endeavor will
to Melville church at the clone of tl
preaching1services to joist in the nliio
tneetini•.
Oevr',, to uavngation 11100in3 on th
St. hawrence and the Mail Steamer
running from Portland mud Ratites in
stead of Montreal the English mails wil
)wive Brussels cu Thursday instead o
Friday during the winter.
A Rt0 vote ought to be polled at th
municipal election as it incurs on
holiday. The statute Bays it must talc
place on the first Monday in Januar
and the nomination a week before
Christmas and New Years fall on Sun
day, but will doubtless be celebrated o
1 the fnI3owfoe eronatty, so that th
nominations will practically be held o
Christmas day and the elections on New
Years day.
TUE Winghe.m Advance says :—Slim
Jim, an ex -bugler in gannet Black Watcl
regiment, one of the most talented wiu•
Slow Ietterers we know of, and who struck
Sun last week, is agaio fighting in the
-rots of the army, bat the army he is
ow a bugler in is Gghtiug to win the
Tula of men for the Master. Slits Jim
is joined the Salvation Army, and the
mond evening after his conversion made
:le remark that he had then been sober
r a longer time than he had been in the
'act ten years. This remarkable cheese-
cr could do well in any town as a sign
Muter if he would kill his desire for
etrang drink.
Iftemera Cnoncn.—By arrangement
1, ".veep the Christian Endeavor organ-
.• lions of Melville and llnox churches
.1 the Epworth League of the Mettle.
•t church a union meeting will be held
et Sabbath evening in the first men.
' med church, commencing at 7;45
'.:leek. The subject for consideration
:a “if ow to be lights in the world,” Aots
13-47 ; Eph. 5-6 to 8. These anion
gatherings will be held three or four
omen a year, the place of meeting al.
0:mating with the churches interested.
A. 11f. McKay, President, will oonduot
next Fabbath evening's Cervico:—Sixtoeu
young, persons are preparing for the Gen-
eral Assembly's Higher Religious In•
atruotion Examination trhieh will be
held on Jan. 28th, 1803,—The oollectlon
for the Upper Canada Tract Society, in
connection with Dr. Moffatt's visit, was
$20.10,—A short series of eermons on
"The five points of Calvinism" will be
commenced by the pastor next Sabbath
evening.
THE BRUSSELS POST Nov. 25, 1892
1, 11sT of passocgere 0oltetedl Via, the (1.
y P 1., by J T. Pepper, 3183303 agent - W.
1 Matto fan 1, 't1 -for0 • .1 i
1 3(a A.(FlLdial Gibs , Victoria,
,et 11, C. no, 111, 1 lyml3, Victoria, 11, 0,
and return ; John Gees, Grafteu,
1e I1)altote; Genre Baltot, Ron, ltlIeh,;
(4 i'l m. Yu, rest, O1 ilea,
11Mee.10110 BEV', Prineees street,
x• Brussels, 1318p05511 of the property arlrev.
lir] liacd in 'rut: P,01' to James 'McIntosh,
x1 trifocal, of Cranbr001,. There is au acre
Of : oil epee, whish are lore Sweetie, 00(11.
f tied, ,t0., sitmtted 1} 101100 north of this
t'° prion paid was ;12/10. Mr.
3 Ihlot,sh will hike possession at once.
r l'ezO,,r,--The following solution is
gieett 10 the nitre figura pilule appearing
y' in last 10001:'0 issue of Tan ruse :—
at 2 1) 4
t. 7 5 i3
t IS 1 ti
The sum of molt dolman horizontally,
u perpendicularly or diagonally had to bo
11 111.
go On1Tn.ulY,—The Gold Field News of
le Sept. 16th says :—"It is Our sad duty to
n record the demise, ou Wednesday morn•
in3,of John Richardson, tweed mantl-
e factures: of Ifawich, N, B„ who but re-
s sends' arrived in Barberton, aeoempaui•
ed by his wife and two little ones, on a
1 visit in search of health. Deceaseds, who
3 was a partner in the firm of Blonkhorn,
Rieha0dson & Co., had been in delicate
o health for the past five or six years,
raving early in 1887 contracted a severe
O oo1d, Whitt eventually wetted in his
y lungs and was the 0ause of his having,
ander medial advice, to 'winter' in
. sunnier and wanner olinies than his
u native land. The Riviera, iu the South
e of 'Preece, Australia and the Cape were
n in turn suc0eseively recommended and
03106en for the Health resort or the in-
valid ; and so great wee the benefit he
derived from his first short stay of some
1 six weeks at the Cape in 1500 that he
prevailed upon his physioiane to allow
him to whiter at home in the tall of 1830
and 1801, so that be alight attend to
30030008 affairs. This regrettable step,
alae, mtdid nearly all the good of his so•
journ in South Alma, and his previous
roorulting experiences must at the ap-
proach of last winter he WAS again 00'
clerod to the Cope for a moth longer
stay. Durban was next tried and sub.
sequently Barberton by way of Dolagoa
Bay. Since his arrival leers deceorod
wee in hie usual state but last week the
variable temperature, 110W 1103, then
sold, developed a sharp attach of in-
fluenza while pleurisy again asserted
itself and the patient gradually ileaee13
his end, Dr. Mitchell did all that was
possible to bo dune and Mrs, Richard-
son was unremitting in her attentions
but all was of no avail and the patient
pseud away at six o'clock ou Wednes-
day morning. Deceased was only 33
years of age. During his short stay at
Barberton (he arrived ou July 27111) Mr.
Richardson macle many friends who were
drawn towards him by his mnuly, warm-
hearted, cheerful and unselfish dieposi-
tfoe, which, with his genial Scottish
manners endeared him to all who had
the happiness to know him. Not less
worthy of all esteem and sympathy are
the bereaved widow and little ones, The
funeral took place 011 Wednesday after.
noon, the Rev. B. G. Fitzpatrick (Church
of England) officiating, and was well at-
tended, The remains of deceased were
interred in the Barberton cemetery, but
will shortly bo removed to Eawich, N.
33., to be there dieppoeed with Ole relics
of his fathers," The subject of the above
notice was a nephew of Mrs. Robert
Burns, of Bruasele.
METHODIST CHnoOH,—Rev. A. H, Ran•
ton was unable to come to Brussels ow-
ing to a prior engagement in Toronto.
He expected to have had a week inter-
vene between his work in London and
his going to the Queen's pity.—Last
Sendav evening Rev. G. F. Salton
preaohed a sermon on the Dance. There
was a large oongrcgation, It was the
souroe of considerable discussion on
Monday.—On Friday evening of this
week a Teacher's Tea will be given in the
sohool room of the church, the 8. S. or-
ahestra and members of the choir are
also included. After supper, whiolt will
be served at 7 o'clock sharp, two or three
topics presented at the Provincial Con-
vention will be taken ep and discussed,.—
A song service entitled "Jessica's First
Prayer" will eoustitnte the program of
the Epworth League next Monday even.
ing. The public cordially welcomed.—
At the Epworth League last Monday
evening the topics was the book of
Romans. The following psrsous took
part :—•i Ors. Salton, "Garay Christians" ;
Miss Braden, "Oataoombs" ; 13, B. Wil-
son, "Authorship" • B, Gerry, "Date
and plane" ; J. T. Pepper, 'Plan and
purpose.,
Two Suooizse —Os Monday of this
week the match between Brussels and
the oombiued Gut olnbs of Liatawel and
Atwood Dame off on the Agricultural
Park here. The day was against good
shooting es the wind was strong and
snow flakes flew into the fates or the
marksmen at intervals. Each than
shot et 25 birds, A. 0. Dames' and J.
Jones' scores of 19 and 18, respectively,
did not oount as Listowel was two men
short. Jos. Ballautyna captured the
silver cup with the very creditable total
of 21. Brussels olub defeated the vieilo•s
by 21 points. The sown wan as fol-
lows :-
111111588Le. LI0TONVEL.
Ballantyne, 21 Brooks 17
Hewitt 18 Hay. 10
J. T. Ross 13 Sanders 15
Sinclair , 15 Hanmoud..,....1''2
D. C. Rots,,.., 18 Ray 11
Irwin, 18 Howe 10
Watt 18 Banns.. 8
MoNaughton.,, 0 McIntosh 7
Total 117 Total 90
After dinner a 12 bird match sons shot
by sides captained by Jos. Ballantyne
and A, C. Dames. The storing was close
told the victory hang in the balance
until the last shot was Dred, as the fol-
lowing figures will show :--
TOLLA111'YNe. 1,A008,
Ballantyne 10 Dames. 7
J. T. Boss 7 Hewitt 7
Watt 5 I3roolcs , 7
Hanna 5 D.0,Boss.,..,, 5
0 Ray 0
blaNnughton.... 4 S nolair,.....,, 9
Total 40 Total 41
The losing side paid for a guppor at the
Quoin's Hotel. ]'here will be two or
perhaps three matches yot baton the
ownership of the O'Leary one: is thudded,
At percent it would be e difficult matters
bo name rho probable winner as there ie
only a difference of 5 birde between the
four highoet 060000, 3116 averages being
J,
Hewitt., '725 ; W. 13. Sinolafr, :731;
J. Irwin, •711; and I. Ballantyne, •608,
Business Locals.
GO.IrFORTABLE h011se to let. Apply t0
S. B. Smale,
Foe your photos go to Strong's over
Standard Bank.
Wet. BLAentoa pays oash for hides,
skins and poultry.
LAUD, pork and sausage at Wm. Blas -
hill's meat market.
Loots out for our grand Xmas display.
Ferguson & Halliday.
BEEP by the quarter at bottom prices
at W. Blashill's, the old reliable butcher.
TRY 0110 Alligator harness oil. Best
oil in use for leather of any kind. L C.
Richards.
THERE is no place in Brussels where
you can buy goods as cheap as at
Ferguson & Halliday's
',von your order fora first-class quart-
er of beef at Wm. Blashill's, the leading
butcher.
GREAT bargains in men's and boys
underclothing, stock complete.
Ferguson
&Halliday,
A GOOD, sound, gentle driving horee for
sale, with or without haroees and buggy.
JNO. D. Renee.
SEE our $1.25 laoing gloves they are
fl nest in the trade.
Ferguson & Ilalliday.
REnIEilsoER we do no second glass work
in the photo line, H. J. Strong, over
Standard Bank.
Tu! our factory cotton at 15 yards for
one dollar, it is regular 8c, goods.
Ferguson & £Iedliday,
Fon sale or to rent, tet oomfortablo and
aonmodious residence on William street,
Brnesele. For particulars apply to 1t.
M. Dickson,
Lave you tried our celebrated Jackson
waist, the great health corset. For sale
only by Ferguson & Ilnlliday,
tense -mem oysters on hand tonight
and regularly during the season, in hulk
or by dish. Mee. Tarok, opposite
Q swan's Hotel, Brussels.
GREAT bargains in hoods, cape, jackets,
&o, 'Phase are last year's stook and will
be sold at the prise of the yarn. call
and get bargains at Mrs. ICirk's, oppo-
site QOeen'e Hotel, Brussels.
Pentane will do well to take their
gristing and chopping to Uembly &
Vanstone's mill. Highest prion paid for
wheat. Any quantity of ilour, bran and
shorts on hence,
F1:Nce POSTS WANTED.—The under-
signed will pay the highest oashrice
for tenet quantity of Sound ceder fence
poet), delivered at Brussels. For mai-
allure apply to R, Leatherdalo, Bros.
gels,
Moot p-oplo suffr for years from
troublesome and rep11151 a sores, boils,
and erupriocs, without eve: testing the
marvelous onrative properties of Ayor'e
Sareeparilla. She experiment ie, ear.
Witty, worth trying. 130 sire ,you get
.Ayer's Sarsaparilla and no other.
THE sma11050 "oat -boil" is large enough
to show that the blood node parifyiug—
a warning wllioh, if unheeded, may
result, not in more boils, but in some•
tiring very Muth wore°. Avert the
clangor in time by the use of Ayoe's Sar-
eaparflfa, Cared'othets, Will WAG you.
i'@1 tent rranCeneit m=r. ^4i'ereeeetinkaRILIMr9FdnnOOpiee?Sla'ekaR enli eaQNlHpa4 'etrab '4x Esme d8#
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HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS, - - (Seven 11illicn Dollars) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL 1 AL (Autho31i ei) . - $3,000,03.9
Aneecn'd ie allprineijlel pohlfa if, Cnt"rhl, QnrLrv', Iron ih'hn, 1.011'4 CLII, rel'• Po
•
;ItNtii'''a' a ,jY' ick°, . ien.T''(-�Flra
A Gottoral Banking Businces Tl'110ietoled. Farnlo1's' Notes Discounted,
Drafts Ist'ned and Cloilroliot5 131aa0 on tt11 points,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Iuteroet allowed ou dep00its of $1.110 end up„awls from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and coinenn ad0d half yearly.
STECLIL ATTENTION GIVEN To T313' CoLtect'ION OF I•'.uixalts' Sur N,.11:0.
Every faoility Worded Customers living ata distance,
G. P. SCIIOLF IELD, Me3Aoltn,
1,71WV0111.0121111M421.1415.1..1.12.13 3.141.2.11.11.
GILLIES 84 TS MIS t, BAIL � M
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts 13onght and Sold on
alt points in Canada, United States and Groat Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY,
�•1,'�E''dcE''k!!M Bed Cori ✓f:5 e.5,54.Srat tt r.
Interest Allowed on Ono Dollar and Upwards 8,3 Current Rates. Intermit Con -
pounded Twine a Year, Boinfl Addled to the Pttineipal at the arid of 1130. Menthe of
October and April. Speoial Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We effect 1* vi'r'ile Insurance in old English or Canadian Companies, or In Mut.
mel 0ompanlee as ntny be desired.
AOP.NTS i'oi CANADA. AND UNITED S'TA'PES : TEE CANADIAN P,ANs. aF C0s31sncE.
SPECIAL bargains in Photos for Christ-
mas, II. J. Strong.
Elm: styles in table linens for Xmas
trade jest to eland, nobby patterns.
Ferguson ,e Halliday.
Ovenenoie,rubbers, boots and shoes,
big bargains at the Liquidation Salo at
Geo. Good's store.
PARASOL found. Owner may have it by
Proving property and paying for this
notice by telling at TEE POST Pnblishi0g
House,
Fon Hosiery and gloves you are missing
it if you don't buy theta from Fe, guson
& Halliday, Stook always complete, se-
sortment the largest and prices the
cheapest.
Oun Dress good department is always
complete and we are always showing the
newest styles. Ferguson & Halliday,
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. C. Richards' har-
ness shop.
WELL -DIGGING AND DnumniG.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all tvorlc entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
nide of Turnbsrry et., Brussels. 34.33
Do IT Now.—E. Moody & Sone, Look.
port, sold 68 barrels of pears for $1,200,
nearly $20 per barrel. Mr. Glow, of
Green Go., N. Y., sold the fruit of two
plum trees in 1839 for $73.09. Average
prioe received for plums in Ontario has
been from $2.00 to 114,00. Reader, dont
delay, we eupply you with choice stock,
apples at 20o, pears and plums at 40e,
and guarantee satisfaction. Blor,msdale
Nurseries, Woodstock, Ont. William
Aldridge, Agent, at MolOay 313 Co's,
Hardware store, Brussels.
REnsocA Wilkinson, of Brownsvalley,
Ind., says ;—"I had been in a distressed
condition for three years from nervous -
nese, weakness of the stomach, dyspepsia'
and indigestion until my health was
gone. I had been doctoring constantly
with no relief. I bought one bottle of
South American Nervine, which did
me more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my life. I would
advise every weakly person to use this
valuable and lovely remedy ; a few bot-
tles of it has cured me completely. I
consider it the grandest medicine in the
world," A trio! bottle will convince you.
'Warranted by G. A. Deadman.
TORW-
HANsumn.--Iu Ethel, on Nov. 14th, the
wife of Mr, John Haneuld of it, son.
Meller.—In Concordia, Kansas, on Nov.
Olh, the wife of Rev. George McKay
of a daughter.
PATT0N—McDOn6ALL,—On Wednesday,
Nov. 23rd, atMelville Manse, Brus•
sets, by Rev. John Ross, B. A., Mr.
David Patton, of Morris, to Mies
Christina McDougall, of Win3ham.
SELLAne—AntrsTuoNo.—At the residence
of the bride's parents, on Nov. 2lyd,
by Rev. J. W, Pring, of Btuevale,
Mr. Joel II. Sellars to Miss Annie,
daughter of Mr. 111olnard Arm strong,
both of Morrie township.
Curr -"Hi osn,—In Goderioh, at the
residence of the bride's father, on
Nov. 16th, by Rev. Wm, Torrance,
Mr. R, H. Cult, of Meadow Bank
farm, Grey, to Miss Nellie, eldest
daughter of Mr. John Hillier,
merchant, Goderioh,
xox�la.
Lownrs.—Io Hullotb, on Nov, 0111, Wm,
Lotvr1e, aged 75 years,
FOBSOTII.--111 Morris, 011 NOV. 28rd,
Jessie Anu, eldest daughter of Alex.
and Mary Forsyth, aged 0 ,pears and
11 months.
:eoomx.,S Svi1r.zakr.:7'Z.'ia,
Fall Wlleat .. 60 05
Spring Wheat 58 02
Barley...... ,.. . . ... .... 30 85
Peas 55 56
Oats...... 25 26
Dubber, tubs and rolls.... 15 16
Eggs; per dozen. 15 GO
Flour per barrel . „ -. 8 50 4 00
Potatoes .,. , 35 00
Slay per ton .. 5 00 0 00
Salt per bbl., retail...... 1 00 05
Hides trimmed - 81
Hides rough.. , . , .. 8
Shoop skins, oac11........ 00 1 00
Lamb shins each ,. 05 00
A spies per barrel„ ,. ,, 1 00 1 50
'l•ool.................... 77 38
Poric.................... 0 00 00
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
itLL PARTIES IND.EI3TED
to tllo late Dr. Cale, of Ethel, Dither
by note or book account, will confer n favor
by tattling the same as soon ae poselblo,
JERSEYS .FOR SALE. -1
bred Oow 4 pears olci; 1 Hoffer nearly
pure br0d ; 1 Bull 0 yonrs 01,) c 1 lull Calf 0
months ohs, 0. A. DI(ADMAN,
Druggist, Brussels.
rIORDWOOD WANTED.—ANY
wanted atllt. r aof
is 9 ltaWorlke, a 5145 to
51.50 per 0ord for cat wood eta 01.00 to
82.50 for hard wood,
19.-33 T. OOLGMAN,
Proprietor.
QTRAYED ON THE PRE1I—
Ism 00 (110 undersigned, 1,01 14 Con,
10, Grey, on or a.be11 Nov,10, an aged cots,
red and wbito in. color, The owner is re.
quested to prove property, pay expo0so8
and take her [way, at mum.18-4 JAMES CII3I0,
REAL ESTATE.
1 1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN -
sale and 30 fou easy terms,, inhas several Toawnshi 1e
of Morris and Gray, F S. SOOTT,Braesole,
07-t1.
rlI10IOE FARIII FOR SALE. —
J Being South half Lot 27,0ov.0, Morrie
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
One voting bearing orchard. Immediate 3105-
500e1011, Easy Terme. Apply bo
11- 1VSolic torr,, ,LF.o,1B3,russels.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE.—
Tbe undersigned desires to dispose of
his 100 acre farm being Lot 21, Con. 7, Grey,
adjoining the thriving village of Ethel
Whore are shops ,°hurmltue, schools. On the
farm le a eomfortable dwelling.bola°, good
bank barn, tip-top orchard, wells and neoea-
sary outbuildings. 85 sores aimed, halftimebush, The land is in1 a good state of culti-
vation and is well fenced. For ]Heide, terms
and other partloulars apply on the premieee
to L, DOBSON,
0 bf Proprietor
Ethel P. 0.
200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
The 000 more farm being lots 11
and 12, 000. 10, Grey, ie offered for sale, 120
nares are cleared and the balance well tim-
bered. Buildings ilrst•e1aaa. Orchard, well,
&o, School house within 40 rods. Posses-
sion given at ono8 if desires. For further
particulars as to price, terms, &c. apply to
MUS. WAL1tLkt,
0.11 Roseville P, 0.
or NELSON BRIOI(1.110, on farm,
Q. PLENUM 13'A.Ii,M FOR SALE.
L limo 10 10 11 00,112, con, 15,
of Grey, County of Huron, containing 200
acres, the property of the late John Bobert-
son, 150 norms cleared and free from ob.
etructioas, 15 0oree bush, mixod timber,
balance partly cleared, Soil Olay loan,
mostly falling. Folioed with straight rail
fences and watered by two wells and a
spring privilege. 0omtnediolls dwelling
1louee, with largo woodshed attached auggd
barns, stone stablingdlandt other oubbuilcl.-
Inge. Iwo good bearing n1.Oharde orna-
mental T3iuseeie, a livelynton'n 05 3110 i0. Miles ,
convenient to school, obm•obe0 and poet
Moo, 'This property lies well, ie a Bret,
ohms grain and stook farts and eboultl be
soon by intending purehaeors- as it ie afar -
ed at a 10rgais, For further particulars
apply to MSS, JNO,11,0131a06'PSON,
or DANIIOL 1100]013TSON, on
the pr00)1050, or by letter to Oranbrook P.
0' 80.4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Creditors of Douai MONair, late Of the
Townebun
ip of Grey, in the Comity of Buren,
deceased, alto di0,0 on or about rho seventh
dap of 08tober,1502, and ell othore having
Olaimo against his estate aro hereby 21111aec
to 'sande by poet, prepaid, or otherwise
deliver to the ml100sto0ed, Agent foe
t110 ,1R3e011'tors Oftee Bata deaeasod, 01, or
before rho AKtit tray Of Deceniker, 58(42.
their Ghrlat3au nam oil 8.1,11 0ur013,nce, 011'
13005380 and descriptions, mad full partioulare
of their Onium, statements of their amounts
Hud nature of the securities, if any, held by
thea: and in default thereof and 1nunedintu-
1y after *1,s said 10th any of December the
assets of (110 said deceased will be distribut-
ed nlaouget Close 0113531010 thereto, having
regard only to the claims Of which notion
Shall baro been 0131011 as above required.
And this notion boinggivon tinder the pro-
visions oiled Revised 811101110,1 of Gn10110,
Oboe. Ile, Roo, g0, the Pixo5ato•8 will not bo
liable for Neo said assets, or any part there-
of, to any person or whose Giallo notice shall
1103 have loom l'eoaived by him at the time
Of said dl0Uributton,
A, MoNAlI0, Agent Poeles00uters,
10.4 (,rnubrook P. O.
Ga'oy, NOV.10111, 1802.
VETERINARY.
U. WARWICK—,er.
o ]Isnot Graduate pl of the noe3 11
VO ocume of Collage, 10 domesticated animal to boat 30-
poten3 s of er,0r110animals 1 n eons -
potent 'veterinary de Pstry. Ca attention paid
t0 80t0rlllary dentistry. Calle pr001301q are
north of 30. 013308 and 1 rry st, BeTwo 10003
north o(brk1 o ','mrobaxy et„ Brussels,
Books a113.1 Bibles,
4tllll10'
The P11illbaly Series,
Pansy Books,
SCbtt'S Novn10,
Came and see them and many
others r7t
Popper's Drug Store, P
3
131. l'S'311;1•lii,
LUr'iiiA7. AND tL ON eENANCI S.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
e Solicitor and Conveynueer.
flans Made, Gilloo—Yaustone'e Bleak, farts•
sets. 21.31
INT M. SINCLAIR,
• Rolloitor, Onbvoyaneer, No Lary Pub -
Ile, &o, 011100—C rahaln 8 1110811,1 door north
of P+epper's Drug Store. Private Faints to
Loan,
(•1AMERON, HOLT & HHOLlES,
UVJ Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Publio,
Godeoioit, Ont.
Al, 0. CA3150010, et. 0., 1,1III.IP HOLT,
011I1L1:Y 1103101110.
AUCTIONEERS.
ARAYi11ANN,
r knotionecn, 1e always roads to at-
tend wales of farms, farm stook, 00. Terme
cheerfully glvon. Granbroolc P. 0. Sales
may be arranged ab Tan PoeT Publishing
Douse, Brussels.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer, Sales oonduot
ed on 10ae0na11Io terms, ]Parma x11,1 tar=
stooks snooialty, Orders loft at Tun Po8T
Publishing Eon so ,lirnesele, or soutto Walton
P. 0,, will r000iee prompt attention,
T.TAVING TAKEN OUTLIOEN-
en as en Anottoneer, I am prepared
bo conduct sales of farm stook at reasonable
prloe0. 1(uowing the standing of nearly
every poreou I am Ina position to sell to
good marks and got good security when sold
on Gretlna Satisfaction guaranteed, Give
me acall. 52- F S. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
11. MoORACKEN,
o
Issuror of Marriage Lioeneee. Ofos
at his Grocery,'1'nrnberry, street, Broseate,
4-." N. BARR,ETT,
.
Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
south 015. N. Infefiay & Co's hardware store.
Lathes' and ehildrens hair cutting a spoo3nity
A MoNAIR,
.31.• isomer of iimrrrnge Licenses, by
a1L'noiutmont of Lieut,-Govaruor, GOl,imie-
eionor, &o,, Q, B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire I31su1•au0o Go, Office at the Oranbrook
Post Oilroo,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Polr'th Division Court
Land, Loan and Insun. rance Agent. Pupae
inye0131 and to loan, O011ootiooe made,
Office in Graham's Stook, Bruss°le.
OIL PAINTING,
Mise ivories, 01 Wingham, le prepared
to give instruction in oil painting. Terms
maybe ascertained at idles Nellie Boss' store
se
,tere samides of orus Would also take d foie more may Im on. 1 ups aspss
musio.
111 A. HAWKINS,
Brus-
sels, anOrganist
Mil, in the,Art of .Tonob1Dg' o1 A.
W. Thayer, Mus. Doe„ Now York, will give
lessens to pupils either at Moe Farrow's,
Turuberry Street, or if preferred, at their
own homes, Terms moderate,
IVJEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MGNAUGRTON, M. D.
0 0. i1I., L, R. 0. P., IOdinburgb, M. C. P
S, Ont. Residence and o80oe in Wilson'
Blow l3, earner of Mill and Turnuorry Ste,
DENTAL.
1) ENTItiTI
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the -.Royal Oolloge of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto IIsi.
vorsity. 011010E—Over A. B. Smith's Store.
Brussels,
OARS FOR SERVICE,—THE
Undersigned wi11 keep for 801010° 011
Lot 11, 0011, 0, Grey, a tboro' bred Chester:
Waite peg, with pedigree and from import -
ad 010013. A1e0 a (bore' bred Berkshire hog.
Torras 51.0010 bo paid at time of .sorVtoo
with privilege of returning if neonssar
10•tf A, Si{AW, Proprietor,
OAR FOR SERVIOE.--THE
Uuderuigned will keenfor service on
North t Lot 20, 0011, 7, Morri, a thorn' bred
()heater White Hog, ¶0!ots pig was awarded.
prises at Toronto and London Fairs. His
Sire, "Royal” has taken 1st at the Lulustrial
for yea's. Terms, 51,00 to bo paid at time
of service with privilege of returning if
necessary. 3A1r2II10L WA])Z31Il0,
10•(5 Proprietor.
DUKE CHESTER WHITE BOAR
A FOR SERVI017.
The undersigned wi1I 110811 for service a
Moro' Brod Chaster White Boar, on Lots,
0°31.17, Grey. Term8 51,80, payable at (Imo
of seryioo with privilege of returning of no -
enemy,
18.6 WILLIAM 131NN10TT,
Walton.
TMPROVI1ID LARGE WH'I'TE YOEX.
SHIRE 13041e.
Tee undareigued will koop for sarvioo (hie
present season rho Improved. largo white
Yorkshire pig "]toady" ou 101 20, Doe, 0,
Morris, to 01111511 a limped uumbor of Rowe
tofele,itii'ileOfLime OvleW1the privilege return„
hag 11 nea080ary. Pedigree may be nen Up -
Ont 00p i8ation, ROBERT,344.IOIIOL,
66 Proprietor,
OAR FOR SERVIOE,--TI1E
undersigned win goon for service ole
Lot 12, 0011,18, Oroy, 0. pure bred Choltor
White Mg, hnporLed iron the Mate of Iowa
by Robert Adams, of Mo1(Utlop. !Germs, 31.01
3o be paid at time of service with trriviloge
of (0tnr0lug if 0eao00n.r
DANIELL etol10LLAN,
x04 Proprlotor.
OAKS 13'OIi, S.ERVIOE.-T.LTE
Unestrign-ed3Wfi113oep for service at
M'-rrisbauk, the 0ilore'•brod alinne& White
Boer, 'Tinge 1(0,11," No, 4,801, This hog lata
taller 1033 pone 113 tiro font fairs leo was ex-
hibited and hie stock has been equally ate.
0000001 08 eelaa wlunere. Pedigree may bo
soon or application, Terms, 51,00 to be paid
at tela time of service with privilege of re.,
burning if necessary. 0. SN11r,I,
Proprietor,
1
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