HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1892-12-9, Page 88 THE BRUSSELS POSTtierrararaveraerevewneweletterarateraweemseenceenseno DEC, 9 1892
' Cal stars and Booklets
We have many t:e+tntifnl letele,xd'trn end
Boosiees which would be a pleuetiot re.
inert:':rant: f.1 year frir1l le.
Lai )2.iflO7! ; (Ja1'ftS,
These are no -S, and beautiful, coma
and see them and yon will sanely buy.
Bibles and Doolc.s.
Never before have are food suoh value
in Morocco Bindings. You will say so
when you see them, One barge toy hoot'
will surprise you when yon sue 11033' cheap
they are. Surely the children will not
go Ilunry (for reading) when so m80h
can 7)01133.1 for so little. 1'aucv Goode,
Albums, ,du., in abundance, and you, of
course, know -that we- are headquarters
for Santa Claus,
G. A. DEADIIAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, etc.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
see:non: EXTENSION 13'. G. d' E.
Trains ','are Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
C13onon SorTrr. CietN0 ','earn.
Mall 73100.ni, Sfixnn 'r17a.n1,
Empress 11:7.9 I. Mail 8:11
Aftxed ........, 000 p.m. Express 11:10 p.111.
, o�a l licw5 ItLl1iS,
A chiefs among ye talkie' notes,
An' faith he'll prem it.
ScaooL Board meeting this (Friday)
evening.
' UfSCEIIIE for Tno POST if you want
the news.
Two weeks from Sunday will be
Christmas day.
ArageT Bnos. are refitting their mill for
the coming seasuu's work.
REv. R. PAUL preached at Londesboro'
on Thursday of this week.
Co3)1EECI.01, travellers ora very nearly
ae thick as hair on a poodle's bank.
WITS stove wood at 01.75 to $2,00 per '
o0rt1 the charity account Flows apace.
Prerde schools will close ou Thursdnv.
22nd inst,, for the Christmas holidays.
Woon is still a scarce article in town.
Good sleighing would go a long way in
relieving the shortage,
TExnEne for the leasing 131 Maitland
Skating and Curling Rink for this Win-
ter received until 1 p. m, ou the 10th
inst.
MEsons. HElmLY rt 'ANsroNE shipped
1,000 sacks of $our, containing 140
pounds each, to the Old Country market
last week.
SEND along the news. I0 is always
welcome. When in town drop in at Tire
Poor Publishing House and tell ns the
happenings of your locality.
Knox Czmaca. Rev. D. Millar on Sab.
bath evening will preach on "John's
letter to the Elect Lady," which congti'
tubes the and Epistle of John•
R. C. GALn.1aune, of Belgrave, was
fined 020 and posts by A. Hunter, J. P.,
Brussels, far selling liquor after hours on
Nov. 5th. Inspector Miller was the
prosecutor.
Towence.--OUr best thanks are tine for
the prompt replies in a number of in.
atences to our oirOular. We want many
others to follow suit as this is the season
to square up and we cant do it without
money,
No NAern,—Last Tuesday a registered
letter was received 513 Tan PosT Pub-
lishing House from Boiseevain, Mani-
toba, but the name of the writer was
oalitted. The party interested will bo
kind enough to supply this necessary in.
formation before credit can be given.
A SDns0nlnEn SOritee 318 as follows 1•—
"I have no words of flattery for you but
I say this for your onoouragemeut. We
receive a great many papers but Tac
Pose is the first to be read in our family."
The tarn of the publisher of TUE Pose is
to make it a welcome weekly visitor in
every home.
ST. Joxto'e Cncnoa.—Mr, Shore, a
studeut from London took charge of the
services last Sunday at Brussele and
Walton. Next Sabbath the work will he
supplied in the same why.—A0 a meet.
ing held on Tuesday afternoon, it was
decided unanimously to ask the Bishop
to appoint Rev. W. G. Riley, of Chesley,
as incumbent of St. John's and St.
George's churches.
Tar Guelph Mercury say's :—Ib is
worth while being insured in the Gore
District Mutual Fire Insurance Coin.
pally, of Galt, these times. For two
years past a rebate of twenty per oeat,
on premiums paid has been returned to
members, and it is pleasing to learn that
the Directors presume on the came re•
sults from their management in the year
13131 approaching a olose. Mr. Cunning.
ham is agent 13ere.
LUC1CNOw 1.entiuel Pays :—The Brus-
sels public solute/ Board sat from a o'•
stook in the evening until 6130 next p
morning one night recently to select;pet
:
their tenders for 1.893. They had 108 aura
applications, 02 of which were for the ere
p08l.ion of principal. John Cameron, Mo
SOU of Alex, IC. Cameron, of West Wawa.
nosh, who has been attending the Nor.
nerd School in Ottawa, hes been appoine-
ed Principal of the school at salary of
$000 per annum,
Miss Been \VB.8ON, of Oda town,
sing at a "31311101.1 at Wroxeter oil T
ainv event nv of 11013 went:.
1'3313 ,' a a , „r, of J "", ;110, 'all
Mechanic strew, in about liuie11031 an
very complete ie las appointments,
A 53Nul.1,3xd SOO of Ham MIS in t
t r .liolr'". a it c.+toa 1111 audl
with songs and baulo aceontp'ulimanl
Allure 1'2,000 bushels of apples 1
been handled at the Br138011 1O'veport
this hall by L. 11,1131ee, They tiro
Royal Implore of 'Iomeevance i
next Tutt lav evening. 111sy Auu ie 1
and aosomalea supply the prod,
Election of veil...ere will also Like ;eta!
A3(33 • 3 1 1'701,1. \V altou s
seriller Heade tie the following Nitro p
zle : —Armen*, the ihures 1 to 2e,
elusive, in a 'quare, fiv', columns e
tray so that when added horozouta
perpendicularly or diagonally the s
of each column will be b6.
TUE town richer agency of the Cr
Trunk in Bras:els has been rliecoutiu
This is auoth. r phase of the new orde
retre30hnl011t by this railway under
new management. It was a hatter
great convenience to drop into T. Fla
er'e and ascertain tuformatiou as
tiolcots, *bo., or purchase the same.
Nowi1.Tlo1 for municipal Coanoil
three Trustees will take place at
"town Hall, Brussels, on Monday, 21
inst., at 12 o'clock, noon. Election d
Jan. 231d, 1631), with polliug places a
5, Gilpin's °alce and the Coun
Chamber. Ronald MoNteeghton e
Wm. Aldridge Deputy Retuning, olliee
Miss Ann men has resigned her po
tion as teacher 01 tho 3rd Department
Beaa'le Pol,lie e'+ln,ol li•+viug (Wein
a mole remunerative situation at Alv
Ston ler the coning year. Our llo
advertised and wiz probably select
teacher at their meeting this (Fri:
eveuiig. Miss Abraham is a good tea
er and has done excellent work here.
Tina residence of Ch:u'les Lune
7' eldleraios, kept for years past as
'c 1, W0.4 burned to the ground t
'3er evening while the family w
ay from home, ilostof the touts
.vn stairs were saved by the village
e adjoining buildings would ht
,31 burned bat for the exertions of t
)ple in throwing water over the fro
diem and the roofs being covered w,
..JW. bar. Lucas is the father of 11I
'. A. Swale, of London, formerly
1'russele.
ifsr80nl8T Cuuncl.—There wore 2
ee ons in attendance at the regular se
31 the Sabbath 5313001 13181 Sunday
'.trgest number ever attained in t
'•y of the school. The collection w
Rev, Mr. Salton's test 1,1x0 Sa
evening was "f have played t
" Tho points made were eminent
.,rti'nl.—A 5ooiel evening was great
j.iyt'1 by the young people of the oo
'('110:013 on Monday evening, by i
;ration of the Epworth League. A po
ion of the program consisted in the u
tars
.... ranYt�tf _. __�::� ..-.eee.-._.,.:. 4119' 4Ti1...:
will ' chief spokesmen of 13110 evening, and
nes I Prof Sena, Geo. Town and the ducat of
1 tl•• ' 0euiva 3'','.131:! t1( 1,', 1(v'
nut, their epleudid image. All inueeut were
d 1.4 sorry to part with 111011 all old 1031, ya11101
0101508, bub hoped that the amigo would
own better hie 0011ditimn in life, ker.1MTeal.
tors pine Duty' rest assured that as long ns 1(•z
resides 111 Bruosolo h^ w 111 baro \Viog.
MVO llamitee elating on hint very lregnently.
ttnr Tee Advance joins with the h05t of other'
still friends in w:Khing Mill sueees8 in his
vcntur,'.
1081
tpKi
'nut, L USll)eSs 1._.occjls,
e,
3111• C'1'„veweee for sale et Me.I!rrte!teete,
3x' Poe the beet and finest photos go to
in. Perry's.
11011 Gm 11,1111e photo of yourself for Xmas
lay, et Porry'e.
urn Cowrmrr.n31 house to let. Apply to
5.13• Sruale.
a+.'d \Vs. Ii,,1s111r.r, pays cash for hides,
led• slams 131,4 poultry.
r of loll your p11. 310 go to 8(110 3's over
the Standard Bank.
of A Lor of fancy trays, latest patterns
011• at 11. Corry's.
to 5,03133, pork 01131 0ttnsage at Wm, Blas•
',',ill's meat market.
and Senna. bargains fu Photos for Christ
•
the
J. Strong.
1111 BLA0113 diamond axes that stand the
ay test, at 13. Corry's.
t J. TTE best value in robes, horse blankets,
til roe., at I. 0, Richard's.
ud IN silverware a full assortment and
t's. latest designs, at 13. Gerry's,
51' CAs11 paid for' raw furs of all kinds.
of 1. C. ',Richards,
ted Nornme nicer titan 11,30 of Prrry's
ill- photos of yourself for a Xmas present.
aril BEET by the quarter at bottom prides
a at W. lllnshill'K, the old reliable butcher.
ay) LEAVE your order for a first•oiass quart•
ch. er of beet at \Vm. Blashill's, tho leading
hotelier.
at. Furse' cl058 oysters always on hand by
au the dish or in bulk. A large stook of
he Xmas goods for sole.
ore tins. King,
its Oun stock of gent's Furnishings is well
rs. assorted with goods suitable for the
0118 Christmas trade, A. R. Smith.
he R1311ra13108 WO do no second class work
'its in the photo lino. 11. J. Strong, over
t1 Standard Bank.
r5, A nee aseorhnent of trunks and
of valises always on hand and sold very
cheap. I. 0. Richards.
32 A LOT of nice hanging ]amps with de-
s' °orated shades, oleo a good assortment of
vase lamps, latest styles at 13. Gerry's.
he X CUT sav5 1110 hest in the world.
as "Forest Beauty," "Head of Any," "Galt
31- Racer," "Menlo Leaf," at reduced prices
110 at B, Gerry's
lY We bought another stock of overcoats
iY last week in Toronto 30% less than regu.
1 lar price and can make 11 iuteeesting for
1- anyone wanting an overcoat.
r- A. R. Smith.
se Pon sale or to rent, a comfortable and
commodious residence ea William street,
Brussels. For particulars apply to 11,
M. Dickson,
Ws buy (clothing in large quantities
and get the benefit of clearing out Wise
80% to 40% less than regular prices. We
will not he undersold. A. R. Smith.
Oen first 11,011 of clothing was good
value and sold well but we got a job line
in Toronto last week that will surprise
you. If you want anything fu the
clothing line dont fail to call on
A. R. Smith.
PENCE POSTS WANTED.—The miler•
signed will pay the highest mall price
for any quantity of eouud ceder fence
poets, delivered at Brussels. For par01'
curare apply to R. Leathsrdaie, Brno.
sels.
No better preparation for the hair was
ever invented 113531 Ayer's Hair Vigor,
It restores the original color to faded and
gray hair, and imparts the natural gloss
and freshness everyone so much admires.
Its reputation is world-wide,
WELL -DI wine AND DnxaLINO.—George
.Birt has all the necessary maohinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to hien
in a way that will insure satiefaotion.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnborry et., Brussels. 84.41
"Want your heart is bad and your
head is bad and you are bad clean
through, what is needed 7" asked a 84111 -
day sebool teaober of her °loss• "I
know—Ayer's Sarsaparilla," spike up a
little girl, whose mother had recently
been restored to health by that medicine.
Ranu1LlTts) CU3ED IN DAr.—South
American; Rilenmati0 Cure for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically mares in 1
to 8 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterious. 10 re.
moves ab oboe the cause and 0110 disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 75 Dents. Warranted
by G. A. Deailmao.
0 topic Dards in commotion with wbioh
five minutes was spent with each of the
six subjects named. Excellent musical
selections were given by 11. L. and Mrs,
Jackson and the orchestra. Refresh.
merits were served by the ladies. The
schoolroom presented quite a home
like appearanoe with drapings of bunt.
ing, small tables, parlor lamps, &3.—Rev.
Mr. Salton is announced to deliver an
address at a National eooial in Clinton
on Tuesday evening next. The reverend
gentleman will uphold EDgland,
PEDEBTRIAN8 Sud fault et boys and
girls sleigh riding in parties on the side-
walks opposite R. Leatherdale'e rest.
dance, R. Burns' and other places. The
youngsters w'ho have preempted these
slides and made them too glassy for the
most of people to navigate upon will have
to seek new fields for this amusemout.
A broken leg or arm is not desired by
anybody and the places mentioned are
first-class factories for manufooturhtg
broken iambs unless sleigh riding censes.
Will Constable Broadfoot take note of
this.
L. 0. L. --The annual election of
office bearers in connection with Brussels
L. 0. L., No. 774, took plane last Mon-
day evening and resulted as follows
11I. M. Cardiff, Masher ;
John Wynn, Deputy ',Caster ;
Samuel Plum, Secretary ;
Geo. Cardiff, Pinanaial Secretary ;
W. R. Mooney, Treasurer ;
Jas. Bowman, Master of Ceremonies ;
B. Gerry, Chaplain ;
T. MoOutaheon, 1st Committeeman ;
H. 2nd
D. Smith, Ord
5. MoOutaheon, 4th
Geo. Booker, 5th
The oflioers were installed into their re-
spective offices by Past County Master
Gerry. From the Secretary's report it
was learned that there was an increase
of 11 members during the past year.
The auditors' report shows a balance on
hand of 078.00. At the next meeting 90
the Lodge, the se000d Monday evening fn
January, Past Master Jae• Bowman 15
to give an address on "Orangeism,"
One or more olauees of the Constitution
will be discussed at each meeting during
the year.
A 0007) 01010EN,—In speaking of the
removal of James McAlpine and family
to Bras8ele the Wingham papers have
the following :—"J. MoAlpine, wife and
family, Who have been residing in town
for the past twenty years, loft on Wed.
nesday for 13rnssols, where Mr. MoA1.
foe intends running a restaurant. On
ay evegiug a number of his friends
acquaintances in town and vicinity
°ted him to an oyehor supper at J.
ICelvie's 1'estauraub. After the oysters
had been served, a very pleasant evening
was spent in epesoh•giviug, songs, oto,
Mr. and Mrs. McAlpine will be greally
missed in town by their many friends,
The Times wishee him s000ee5 in hie
new undertaking.' The Advance says:
Jas, McAlpine, a resident of \Vinghaln
for the past twenty years left town with
his family on lueeday for Brussels,
where he will engage in the restaurant
bu8iues8, having taken an active part
in certain epode, tempi:manors and other
wont looking towards the benefit of his
fellow•being0, and a fnret•elats eiti80n
geneeally, it wits thought that Something
should be done to evince in a slight
manner the eeteem i1 which he is held.
Aoeordingiy an oyster sopped• was hold
at the Star restaurant in honor 031 Fri-
day evening last, and mine host 11OolSel•
vie and his 054113151±8 sponge loft nothing
undone tm331iug towaf(le the eu00eae of
the neea0i031 so far RS their part was con.
earned. Afton all had partaken of
er8 and many other delioaoies placed
re thnmete happy hour was spent in
chee and gong, A. H. Ild'ttsgrovo, ll,.
Conlon and \V, T. Yates being the
Tem following item refers to a brother
of C. E, Perry, artist, of 73rns ale :--A
eerioos tiro 0coareed at 5imcoe, Sat.
meetly, morning about 10'01oolr, by which
Perry's block was totally consumed.
The fire started in the beck part of the
building, and when diacov rod had mode
swill headway that it w: 10po5sible to
MVO anything, On G. 't. Perry's art
gallery thorn was the f Blowing mens.
ante :—'031 building, $4,600 10 the Bri1teh
An1,0rime; $1,800 in the Phoenix; $1,800
in the Brooklyn ; 01,000 in the Qneon'e ;
Steell, $5,000 in the Phoenix and Hart.
font, which will net cover the loge. 1.
le, Collins' gents falniehinge (stook was
1333:)1,'31 at 35,000, of which the iimeraune
Wee $2,000, and poet of the stook was
saved. 0, Hendry's dry goecls stook,
badly damaged by water, was insured
101' 110,1300. A, \i', Smith, 138001513, lesseeost
befo
on fnruitnro 442,000. The board of trade epee
rooms are a total loss. 111,
The oall extended by the Baptist sou.
gregation in St, Mary's to Bev, 0. S. G,
Boone has been accepted by that gentle.
man, and the new pastor is expected to
mono the pulpit of the °berate on the
second Sabbath of December.
The latest addition to the thoroughbred
stook of Perth eo8nty is s very line herd
of Jerseys, imported by the Hon, Thee.
Bailantyne, which arrived in Stratford
the other any, after three month's quer
antine at Halifax. The herd consists of
five heifers and a boll, and they are
beauties.
emome,xe
0111300,-00 Nov, 26013, the wife of Mr.
Wm. Clegg, 15th con., Howiek, of a
son.
Inw0N —In Gerrie, on Nov. 2011, the
wife of Mr, Win• Irwin of a son.
BABNAnn.--In Wroxeter, on Monday Nov,
28011 the wife of 14Ir. John Barnard
of a daughter.
11lonnesot,---In Elmo, on Thursday, Deo.
let, the wife of Mt, Joseph Morrison
of o daughter,
Ilonne—fn 1±180 en Nov. 2811, the wife
of Ale. Joins l owe° of a son.
WAED.—In Palma, on Nov, 24th, the wife
of Mr. Wm, ward of a daughter.
13511-zeze x,Zlx7,.....
1I,1011rn'o)—I111131rn50),---At the rssiel00oe
of 011e biide'8 father, on Wednesday,
Nov, 211ed, by Rev, A, llendereon,.
of Atwood, 1 li'. , 3, Hawn.
ton to Mims Ada, daughter of Me,
Adam ilend"rson, all of Elmo.
WALLAe13—W1L1.341s,—AO the reeid01100
01 0110 bi'ide'e father, on Nov. 28rd,
ley Rev. Jos. le, Ford, 141r. Jae, W.
Wallace, of Seaford), 10 Miss ltloeta,
(laughter of Mr, John Wiillanio, ef;
Wyoming, Lambkin 00uuty,
Weeeneeneatietaleed
01" 0a1JV',:11)14.. C Mt'6'tMw PHEYNTS.
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO.
SHEATH, (Seven Million Donors) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Anthorizcl)59 )10a.Onn
.4/wade,' in all prinetral points in Ontario, (1,1.1,rr, 413. 1,. 1,., 1'01131 Slrl,.xd` Tori++,clad.
Vie USSR 4333 .al?,'•An,, v4'Cur,.
A General Banking Ru8inosS Trammeled.. 1''arinoro' Notes Disoouutod,
Drafts 111110,4 and Collections 313ad0 1331 all p0l1at:,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed. on deposits of $1.00 and upwards front date of deposit to dote of
withdrawal and cnulp0nuded 1(3,31 poorly.
SPECIAL ATTENTtoN GIVEN To 'flan COLLECTION °r 1''A10110,1' SALE Nu0g1.
Every facility afforded Cnstomole living at a dlstau00,
vw,.amvsalmem.-03=1.',479=r110,1,7421511•11,^7..-encnr- • .
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Transact n General 13anldng Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
ail points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMERS' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
1 MAWS •lt13 Bele 4 !w`bV;.'w f.' eTIDA7.
Interest Allowed on One Deller and 'Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com.
130111derl Twice it Year, Being arlrloil to the Principal at the end of the Menthe of
October a 1(d April, S1 eche' Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
GYe e'ff'ect to 1311011 Insurance In 0741 English or Canadian Companies, or in 9fat-
aui
Companies as may he desired.
Aosta& Fon CANADA AND UNITED BUTES : Tun CANADIAN Basle Or CO]tn1ERCE.
CAI
If you want valve for your money go to
NE
There you will find a prime stock oC
Selected Teas, Pure Coffees and.
Spices, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Canned Goods, Fancy Bis-
cuits, Confectionery, &o.
My Tobaccoes cannot be beaten.
Wooden Wale, Crockery and Soaps.
Leave your Christmas order for
Groceries, Fruits and Confectionery.
OIjste1'8, Fresh and Salt Nater Herrings just
to hand. T7" y the772.
J. '1 m o u::
rzab.
003'x'.—l0 Grey, on Deo. Srd, Joseph 1I.
that aged 4 years, 3 months and 28
days.
Glns000—In Morris, on December let,
Matthew Gibson, aged 67 years, 8
months and 0 days.
I[Ess.—In Listowel, on Nov. 28111,
Helena, beloved wife et William
Hess, sr., aged 58 years, 2 months
and 9 days.
m11 J'SS S,,3 S2.A1)o 013 r'G'1,
Fa11 Wheat 60 61
Spring Wheat 67 60
Barley 80 35
Peas 50 52
Oats 26 26
Butter, tubs and rolls15 16
17ggs per dozen 15 16
Flour per barrel 8 50 4 00
Potatoes ,,, 35 40
Hay per tau 5 00 6 00
Salt per bbI., retail...... 1. 00 05
Hides trimmed 3e-
Hides
}Hides rough 8
Sheep aloins, each 60 1 00
Lamb skins each 65 00
Apples per barrel.. 1 00 1 60
Wool 17 18
Pork 6 00 6 26
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
QE GOND BAND CUTTER, IN
Goo d Order, for Solo. Amity to
22!1 D1t. GRAHAM.
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'fORDWOOD WAN2'131D,—ANY
quantity of Hard and soft eor0wood
wanted at 'Brussels Snit Works. 81.26 to
51,00 per cord for colt wood 01d 51.10 to
60.60 for hard wood,
T. COLEMAN,
12.tf Proprietor.
HEIFER CAL]-',' FOR SALE.—
Th. above is from a rich butter cow,
nearly pure bred Jersey, 021 will buy her if
token at oh co, G, A, D16ADI)IAN,
1)13131331013 & ]100118011a1', Br050018,
r'AM 3 ON TIIE PREMISES
�� of the mnlerei1ned, Lob 21, Cos. 7,
310y, ou or ab out Oct. 1St, 0110 sheep, Vie
owner ix requested to glove prOpoxby, pay
expenses and take her away.
22.4 11011T, DILWORTIH.
xT ()TICE. — ACCOUNTS DUB
the °state of the late Dr, Cale will bo
received at Ethel until Dumber 81 et after
which data, those remaining unsettled] will
be placed in tho hands 0f a onllootol Par-
ties having 01atm0 ngalud inn estate ate vee
quested to render their 31050100 fdr1bwi0h,
Maitland Skating Rink,
TENDrns u'31l be received, tin 00 the 70th
Inst., at 1 p, m„ by W. 1);. herr, tee the 1030 e
of Maitland Mears shit 01101103 Riu11,110823.
sale, for the teaoal, The lowest or any ten -
101' Doo neoosoiarliy eoeeptod. ,Leer further
into'matton anthems A, M. ke'1, Stratford, Or
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cull at Toe Pass' Publishing 13110, Brcrss5Je,
RAL ESTATE.
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FARM FOR SALLA —
J 1353ng South half /At 27 eon. 0, 110a1ie,
100 acres, nearly ell cleared. Good buildings,
fine young bearing orobard. Immediate pos-
session, Easy Terms. Apply bo
t& W. M, !HNC/AM,
Solicitor, ,20., Brussels,
20f) ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
The 200 more farm, being lots 11
and 12, con, 10, Gey, is offered for sale. 120
acres aro cleared end the balance well tim-
bered. Buildings ilret-01358. Orchard, well,
Rc. School house within 40 rods. Posses-
sion given at once if desired. For further
particulars a0 to primo, terms, &o. o 1piy to
8 11 MRS. WRo evville P 0
01' NELSON BRICKE010, an. farm.
QPLBNDTD FARM FOR SALE.
i. 13EINo tote 11 and 52, 000.18 Township
of Grey.County of Enron, containing 200
acres, the property of the late 50111 Robert-
son. 100 aaros cleared and free from oh -
Ornate, l6 acres bush, mixed timber,
balance partly cleared, 8011 only loam,
fmYndiettshrail
meadwaterd by two straight
da
0P1'iug privilege. commodious dwelling
house, with large la00310104 attached and
au excellent cellar under bonne. Two largo
barns, atone stabling and other outbuild-
ings. Pwo Rood booing orohar3:5., orna-
mental trees and smell fruits, 4% miles
from B1118018, aMoly town on the G. T. It,
oonvoni out to school, churches 301303 post
office. This property live well, ie a first
alms grain and stock farm and should be
men by intending puratiasers as it Se t•Jroa
ed at a hargaio. For further particulars
apply to ffiit8..7N0.11013E13Tsorr,
or DANIEL ROBERTSON, on
the Menses, or by letter to Oranbrook P.
O. 00.4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Creditors of Donald MONalr, late of the
Township of Croy, iu 0110 (Monty of mon,
deceased, Who died Limon, on or about -rho seventh
day of Ootobor, 1.8112, and a11 others Raving
0131 08 against his °abate are hereby notified
to !0015 by ;mu, prepaid, or othelwlso
E0 1T xecutors Of the undersigned,
deoeaeeq,LOn fo
before the ISM bray of December, 18955,
their Christi0,n 11111358 *011(1 0ur11t.1100, ad•
0'05E00 and descriptions, taut full particulars
of their Wel ole, statements of their amounts
and nature of the securities, ft any, bold by
them and in default t1(030of and humodlat0
ly calor the said 16111 day of December the
assets of the said deceased 103111'0 dia0rlbnt'
eel amongst those entitled thereto, having
regard only to the ohtlm0 of which 1100100
shall hate been given tae above rqqulted.
And this notion being glean under the pr0-
vleler,a of the Revised 8110141es. of Ontario,
Okay. 110, Ouo, 88, the Exae010's will not be
liable for the said 0.88213,, or oily part therm
of, to any person of whose elute' 1180100 shall
not hove beau l'00011,,31 11y him at til, 01010
of said 11(501lbu tion,
A. AloN AIR, 831511t for Executors,
10'1 Oranbroolc P, 0.
Orcy, Noy. 1004 1002.
VETERINARY.
Y.
D. WARWICK,
. ]5ono3 Graduate of the Ontario
Votorina,N' College, is prepared to afoot all
113000000 cd domestic Mod animals 11) a eetn•
potent manu5r, Particular attention pa'd
t0 Veterinary dentistry, cane prom301y at.
tended to Office and 11101'mney—Tee doors
110ral of 111i31µ0 .eureberry Stn Menotti,
Our Stock is .Largo, •
lr.;4 Edi:y to ;0l.(it !10;11,
Nu u,s» to look-Ialseawhere.
We hare exactly what you 17tt11t,
Our .Prices aro all Bight.
Pupie''s _,rug Store,
Pal; l'SSELS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. '.TAYLOR,, BARRISTER,
o. . *1iolicit0t' 0nd Convcynneer, Callon.
None made, 0111m—Vauetono'e Block, itrue.
sole. _... 21-1m
1"JINCLAII10, W'
. O011oOor, COnveyBlea', N0oary Pub.
1(c, dm, 01IlD rug Stbo,n a )11081r 1 door north
01 Pepper's Drug 81010, Pl'113040 rands to
Loa»•
1AI4IE1tON, HOLT & 110L11L'S,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries l'31Liis,
13 °clorich, Ont.
11. 0, CAn[EnaN, R e., TDILI1' MOLT,
DUDLEY a01.0108,
1311X11ANN,•
Auotinneer, 15 always ready to at.
toad aides of farms, farm stook, Se. Terms
a30erfa1ly given. Oraubroolc 1'.0. Sales
may b0 ar1'01I34011. et TILE rosT Publishing
House, Brussels.
r Bone KI1RIKBY,
•..X Licensed, Licensed, Auottoneer. 1111105 conduct
ed on reasonable terms. Lams and farm
stock a specialty, Orders loft at Tun Pon
Pnbll8hlugNouse, Brussels, or sent to Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention,
AVING TARTIN OUT LIOEN-
sE ns an Auctioneer, Ism prepared
to conduct soles of farm stook at reasonable
Prices, Knowing the standing of nearly
every person. ate in 0 position to toll to
good marks and get goo[1 security when sold
onoredit. Satisfaction 800101teed. Give
me a call, 82- L' 0, SCOTT,
BUSINESS CARDS.
�J9 .11. b1o01�AC1IIGN,
ce
alibis (1Y1aery, 10rnb01'135 street, B usurer us03118,
f' •
N. BARIRET'T,
6.Tonsorial
Shop—Next
aedoor of A. oEArtist. Co's hardwareLadies'andehilcireue hair =Wag a specialty
1i11IoNAIR
e assurer of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Conlmis-
Fire Insurance B.
Olnace at the and
ook
Post 011ioo.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
IN50S1AN0E,
FIRE ANO MARINE.
GUELPH.
FIUNT]'l1t
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Pulite
Investedeand to 10an1'nu0ollectione made.
Office 0, Graham's Block, Brussels.
OIL PAINTING.,
miss Mories, of Windham, is prePnred
to give instruction lu oil painting, lolws
may be ascertained at Miss Nellie Ross' store
where samples of work may be see11. Truss
Irlorios would also tallo a tow m01e 1101)118 in
105030,
r11 A. HAWKSINS,
Brus-
sels, and pupil,
in the Art ot. f Teaching,of A.
W. Thayer,Mn0. Doc., Now York, wilgive
loseons to pupils either at 'l'bos Farrow's,
Tmoberry Street, or if preferred, at their
own homes. 110088ay, 'Tuesday and Wednes-
day at Walton, forms moderato,
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. >41ONAUGIETON, M. D.
e 0. AL, L. R, O.P., Edinburgh, M. 0, P
8, Ont. ltesidouoe and oalce in Wilson'
Block, 00x1301' of ALB and Turn0erry Sts.
DENTAL.
11A.EC1 1'N '3E' S !
M. CAVANAG H, L. D.S., D.O.S.
Graduate of the }loyal College of Doutal
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. OrrIOE--Ovor A. R. Smith's Store.
Brussele,
J30AR FOR SERVICE. --THE
Undersigned will keep for Berries at
Lot 0, 001. 8, Grey, it pure bred Berkshire
hog, Tonne, 51.00 to be paid at tim5 of ger.
vice with privilege of returning if necessary.
22.4 JAMES ELLIOTT,
Proprietor,
rea.�WO BERKSHIRE BOARS
von 8Etiv10r.—Largo brood, brad from
1st prize stook, w111 be kept for service on
101 80, ant, 0, Groy, one aged and ono young
hoar, Podigreos can be soon oil application,
Tann 0, 81.00 to ho paid at time of Sa led
101411 privilege of return lug if 13000000,1y,
214 J.10. 11A131510, Proprietor,
t0ARS FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for same on
Lot 11,00n, 0, Grey, a thoro' bred (:bsator
White pig, with pedigree and Trent import-
ed stock. Also a there' bred Berkshire hog,
TOMB 51.00 to bo paid at tine of serving,
tvitll privilege of returning if 00aessar5.
10.11 A. SHAW, Proprietor,
B08.R FOR SE13,VI013.—T(IE
Undersigned will keep for service on
North 8 Lab 20, Com 7,Airings, a thorn' bred
Ohoetor White llog. 1'ids me wax awarded
prism et Toronto and Louden Lairs, ills
etre,
..Royal" has tatter, 1st at the 731 arta trial
Tor TOMS. Terms, 81,00 to bo paid at 61010
0f Service with privilege of returning if
11000seen' , SAMUEL W'A'Wilelt,
10.11 Proprietor.
'$')URE 011I1STIeR WRITE BOAR
POR SERVICE,
The ,'nderniened wi11 knoll for service a
Thorp' Brod OhostsrWhite Boar, on Lot 2,
(101,17, (Ire '','arms 91.00, payable at time
01 service with privilege of ra0urehly if so-
000aa1'y,
1310NNAT
iS-G WI7,T,IAII1',
Walton,
-IMPROVED LARGE warn Y01131.
1 811111E 130810,
The undersigned will keep toe service thi8
regiment meet the improved largo white
Yorkxhlre r g "Made on lot Ni, nen, 6,
ldorris, to which a limited cumber of sows
Will bn taken. '130333110 51,00 to be paid at
time of 0crvioo, with the privilege 0f return -
lag if 030000007. Pod(groo toaJ bo soon ewe
on 11pplteaidt.0, 100111210'1' leieRcee,
150 lerem101Or.