The Brussels Post, 1892-12-16, Page 8H
Calendars and Booklets
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We have many beautiful C•alenders and
Booklets whioh would he a pletew n1 ra•
niembrance fur year friends.
•EU/12i12OTIS CO'
These are nee and beautiful, conte
and see them and you will surely buy,
,Bibles and .Books.
Never before have we hod suet' value
in Morocco Biudiuge. You will etay so
when you see them. Our Large toy boot's
will surprise you when you see how cheap
they are. Surely the children will nut
go hungry (for reading) when so much
oun be Mel for so little. Fancy Goods,
Albtuns, &o., in abuuduuee, and you, of
course, know that we are headquarters
or Santa Claus,
G. A. D.EADiIAN, -
Druggist, Bookseller, ..to.
GRAND T"i''i.' K RAILWAY,
Y,
SOBTUEIIN EXTENSION w. a. & 11.
Braine leave Brussels Station, North
and South, ae follows:
cons SouTn. Oooea NonTn.
Mail 7:10 a.m. irises 0:45 a.m.
Express 11:50 w.m. Jlail 8:15
Mixed 5.50 p.m. Express ....., 0::i0 ,.m.
I I 1 t
.oc�.zt �4icli s ,Mons,
A rhil s ma ng ye takin' notes,
Au faith he'll prat it.
RENEW your subscription to Tun Post
for 10('3.
GET a sample copy of TEE POST. We
give the news.
NEXT Wednesday will be the shot test
day of the year.
Doerr forget the Monthly Horse P111
or, Thursday, Jan. 5th.
TUE Bible Society collectors are a+
work in some sections.
MAITLAND Presbytery met iu 1Vingbatn
ou Tuesday of this week.
AN aged tramp foond lodging in th.
loch -up here last Monday night.
A cut of live hogs were shipped] from"
Brussels of Thursday of this reek.
J. McALrrxta has added two tine ebee.
eases to the shop furniture of his res
tanrant.
Tam awkward storm p, colt has heel,
replaced at the door of the postoffice for
the winter.
De. UAvaNAsu has purohaeed the cam•
fortable brick residence of J. J. Dos oan,
Turnberry street.
H. FELLY, who intended buying pork
here this winter, has sold out to R.
Graham and Broker & Vanetone.
MISS DOwNEY, of Hanover, has aooept-
ed the position of teacher in the 3rd De-
par:meut of oar school and will be ready
for work in 1593.
TAX COLLECT= MOONEY was raking in
the shekels from Morris ratepayers ou
Wednesday of this week et the American
Hotel in this place.
TEE lamp in a new "oyster lantern" in
front of James McAlpine's restaurant ex-
ploded on Wednesday evening while
hong outdoors and rather wrecked the
illuminator.
Marnaa:n Skating and Catling rink has
been leased to Alex. McKay for the
season. He will have it put in shape at
once so that skating and curling may be
engaged in.
Corp hot air furnaces have been placed
in the residences of Wm, Martin, Brus-
sels ; Thos. McKee, Molesworth ; Andrew
Hislop, Grey ; and Henry Bennewieee,
Ar'rILillop, by Messrs. Ballantyne a Wil-
ton, of this town, this Fall. They push
their business.
MELYILLE CUrnCII.-Services will be
conducted next Sabbath by
Rev. S.
Jones in the morning and R. F. Camer-
on,
ameyon, Knox College, is the evening. -Rev.
John hoes and Elder Duncan MoLauoh.
lie attended Maitland Presbytery in
W"rgnam lest Tuesday.—rhe Y. P. A.
C. E, is plannimg out its work for the
curring year.
Knox Clauson, -The Knox Church
Sabbath School intend holding a
scholar's social and entertainment on
Friday, Jan. 6th. The pupils will have it
drive in the afternoou and a program
will be presented in the evening, -The
discourse last Sabbath evening on
"John's Letter to the Eleot Lady," was
very interesting and instructive.
AccIDEXT: -Ae Mr. Urquhart, a well.
known oommereine traveller was driving
into town last Saturday evening the
livery rig he was riding in collided with
an outgoing wagon and the old gentle.
mea wee thrown oat upon the hard road.
Teen ugly llashee were out in his Head
naoeseitating the attention of a medical
man and the lying over of the patient in
town for a good share of it week.
SETTLED, -The dispute between Allan
Ramsay and Joseph Webster over a span
of horses and a money trauu:totion has
been settled by the latter paying $537
and Mr. Ramsay settling the law costs,
It. L. '.Taylor repr.'eented the plaintiff
and J. T. Carrow the defendant. The
trouble arose over a span of horses that
Mr. Ramsay sent. in Mr. Webster's care
to Dakota to be sold there for him. The
horses did not sell as quickly as expected
and money was forwarded to pay the
eeeoreary expenses, &o, A disagreement
over the settlement resulted in a trial at
Godrlioh,
IIil L.tcuar, BEST Wiro LAUD= La:,r.--
I3ro. Irwin, of tie, Blyth Standard, grew
a ey funne about a year ago over en ad.
veuttemeei whish appeared in Tun Pose
offering a baby rarriagr for sale, Since
then ho ]ms m'trriul a1. I on 1115 4111 inet•
the docte'r Lronght him e baby girl. We
hope in this "care" thee you will not
"slug" it, Daddy Irwiu, hat (hat the
little "fora," wilt heoouie "fat" and be a
howling suooauv. A baby oarriage may
du for the mune" 010111111 bot the now
see why you worn so anxious foe the
elootric light. 11 will remove the
eolitudc as oft in the stilly night you teIie
Ti'.destri,,) tout; acmes the bedroom floor
with an armful of flannel, encasing a
cat nippy iisby. You shouldn't have
1aoghed at, our Lat y carriage, though,
for langhiltg dreadful ketchin', flow•
ever, our beet co.nplimbute aro presented
to Mise /Min.
Aa high as $11.50 per owe, was paid for
dreeeed hogs thea week on Bruesels
mark,'.
1 mloar100 ineteli for 1011115y will be
held at the Revere Ifouse on Friday of
this week.
Tire next monthly FIores Fair will be
hila] w Brussels of '1'littreduy, January
3:11.1•119.
SAW log hauling wets on the program
this week. They were talteu to Argent
Bros. mill.
Item the advertisotnoute on every
pee lit this wee'k's issue of Tus Posh,
It will pay you.
ltrv. J. Ross, 13. A., Rev. D. Millar
and Her. S. Jones, and Elder's D. Alc-
LauoLlin incl T. Strachan attended
Presbytery on Tumidity at Wingham,
WE are greatly indebted to our en-
ergetis corps of correepumleuts for the
rvay they have aided TI:E P055, for the
past month partio larly. We hope the
good work will go sit.
\VILL the persona in Grey and Morris
township- who are Biting iu 4110 Sttuduy
schoot infurmatiun on bla,lcs supplied
tltern, kindly return them to W. II. Kerr,
Brussels, 05 early as possible. The ad.
rhesses of the Seporiutondent's are re
quired before the Coady Convoutiuu
programs can be mailed.
'firm IIappy Thought Range m1 exhi•
bit'ou in the show window of Messrs.
BeIlunlyne .l• Wilton has attracted con•
si(lerabia attooliou. Thorn is a mica
winder: in :h.: oven rtJur allowing the
cook to inspect the goodies in course of
preparation. With the set of niokle
plated furniture it is a complete ioetfit in
the rtove inc.l
S•r. JOIIN'e Cunnctl.-:LIr.Shme, of
Loudon, preached here last Saud ,y.-
The Bishop has complied with the re-
quest of this emigreg itian and a•p Mored
Rev. Mr. Riley, of Clheeley, as incumbent
of the John's and St. George's churches
here and at Walton, r"spsetively. The.
reverend gentleman is expeoted hers bo.
fore long to take charge of the work.
Bretxees CnA_voE.-Last week Jacob
'.,,ocr pat:hood i40 grocery business of
serge Busker and will continue ib in the
cure stand. Me, Earner is a steady go -
alevel headed young man and will do
ll no doubt, Mr. Be ter has been in
isines for the past 10 years and has
d his own, uotwithstandin.; the keen
-)mpetition, by close attention to his
ork and the practice of eeouomy, He
ed W. F. Veenstoue are now engaged in
the grain and pork business.
TILE long pending snit, Waterous vs,
P '.nerstou, over a lire engine purchase,
been dismissed with costs against
tiff, Watorous, in Supreme Court at
'•vva this week. Plaintiff has fought
a case through three lower courts to
a bitter end with decisions always
;Lfnst him, Judge Meredith, fu disees•
4 of the matter, said "Plaintiff hod
5(0)5511 to blame ; it was evident he was
too fearful of it rival's coopetition and
failed to take due precaution, in his
I haste, not to set a proper oontraot."
ALEN. W. Solari, who recently went to
Treherne, Manitoba, writes as follows in
remitting his subscription for TEE Posr :
I litre the country pretty good so far and
think I will get along first rate. The
urops have been good but the prices are
low, wheat Belling for 49 cents per bushel
at present. This is a good part of Mani-
toba as there is plenty of bush around
here and there ie a roll to the land so
that farmers grow good Drops as a rule.
I want my name put on the "list" as I
oast do without TEE Pear. Find cash
enclosed.
DEAD BBT 00T rOn00TTEN.-The Huron
Live Stock Insurance Company has
passed in its checks and ceased to live.
If reporte are true it would have been
better had it never been born and judging
by the way policy holders were pulled
they will hold in "dear" remembrance the
Huron Live Stock Insurauee Company.
Here is an example of many :-R,
Leatherdale, of Brussels, insured his
carriage team for $250, giving his prem-
ium note for $80.00. He paid $7.50 at
the time, was assessed $3.00 in 8 months
and $13.00 in 7 months, a total of $23.10
for a little better than half a year. Per-
sons advised him to drive his team out
to Seaforth and give them to the Com-
pany at once instead of by heavy instal-
ments. This is not a fulfilment of an
old adas thetn
l
ho good ooa aim young."
ROYAL TEornens OF TEtr0E5ANOE —At
the regular meeting of this organization
last Tuesday evening the following ofli.
cars were re•eleoted for the current
term :-
W. H. Kerr, Select Councillor ;
J. B. MaLauoblin, Past Councillor ;
Mre.N. McLaughlin, Vioe Councillor;
Russell Fletcher, Secretary ;
Mrs. Jas. Herr, Financial Secretary ;
T. Fletcher, Treasurer ;
D. Hogg. Chaplain ;
Nelson Gerry, Herald ;
Mise Grace Aldridge, Guard ;
A. G. Eaeom, Sentinel ;
J. A. MaNanghton, Physioian.
Miss Annie Roes' program was as fol-
lows :-Ohorus by company ; reading,
Mise Maggie McNaughton, "The tramp's
Prayer" ; solo, "Shake Hands," Mise F.
E. Kerr ; instrumental, Miss Kirkby ;
reading, "The Leper," Miss Aldridge ;
Bolo, "Loss of the Lady Elgin," Dr.
Cavanagh ; instrumental, Miss Minnie
IDIoNaughton ; reading, "A neat Lesson,"
Miss E. F. Kerr. The next meeting will
be held on Tuesday, 271h inst.
MnrnoDIe'r Cuuncu,-Itis( Monday
evening was Roll gall at the lipworlh
League. B. Gerry load the meeting,
Next -Monday the topio will be "Job.". -
Instead of the ostial quarterly review in
connection with the Sabbath school nest
Sunday afternoon, "As hour with Mis-
sions" will form the program. Address-
es, readings and music will be given and
a spooned cease collection taken for the
cause advocated. -The plaster ceiling of
tlto chu oh tvid be removed and a match.
ed light wood ceiling substituted in the
near future.-•- W. H. Herr took the even.
ing service at Gerrie last Sunday, Rev.
J. Green, the pastor, being away on a
missiouary deputation at C,tesley.-Rev.
11. Paul preach. it an anniversary esrm.nn
at Currie's shuroh, McKillop townshlp,
or, the evening of the 15th. A. tea meet-
ing 1111 bo held on the [Monday follow,
ing.-On Tuesday evening a Vary One.
ant time was epent in the school room by
the members et Rev. 11,. Paul's Bible
class, 'There were 50 young people pres-
ent at,it after refreshments bad been
partaken of a happy time was put in until
after 10 o'odook. AI', Paul and hie class
have had mote than o1e social gather.
ing.--On Christmas morning a speofal
sermon will be proacbed. to the Sabbath
school pupils. On rho afternoon of the
Monday following, of roads will permit,
the school will b', given a sleigh ride and
On the ratan 1L s:11.ly of rofresbtnonte
and it abort program will be preeetited,
THE BRUSSELS POST Dm, 10, 1892
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Business Locals, 8TaArad JW B4✓il'l.0 OZf' a1Nr1w ,.i,
simmer* for sale a+ McC'raokoi's.
1?(melt nystere at AleAlpine'e restaur-
aut.
Fen the best and finest photos go to
feery.s.
Grey a One phelei of ynnrself for XMas
at ferry's.
Cotuon'reusE liouso to let, -Apply to
S, 13. Smale.
BL.tsu1LL Paye mush fur hides,
Ales and poultry,
1'o( your photoe go to Strong's over
Standard Bionic,
A Lor of fancy treye, latest patterns
at 13. Gerry's,
LAS nl, pork and aaoeage at Wm, Blas -
hill's neat marital(,
DIP you notion the lovoly goods in 1I,
L, Jackson's window?
Si'iisuL bargains in Photos for Christ.
MOS. H. J. Strong,
BLACK diamond axes that shied the
test, at 13. Gerry's.
TPA best value in robes, horse blankets,
rte., at 1. 0. Riohard's.
Tina nicest stock in kid gloves oan be
found ut Ferguson & Halliday's.
EN silverware a full assortment nod
labest designs, at 13. Gerry's.
CA= paid for raw fore of all kinds.
F. 0. Richards.
« Nos'ni u Meer than one of Ptrry's
photos of yourself for a Xmas present.
BEEF by the quarter at bottom prises
at W. Blaehill's, the old reliable butcher.
LEAVE ,your order for first-class quart.
er of hoof at Wm. Blash]ll's, the leading
b"tnhvr.
Oen .tonic of gent's furnishings is well
assorted with goods suitable for the
Christmas trade, A, R, Smith.
Rrtneornnn we de no enema class work
in the photo line. IL J. Strong, ever
Standard Bank.
Nun new etoolc in gentlemen's ties,
collar and miffs for Xmae trade at For -
grump et Halliday's.
A FINE assortment of trunks and
yalir.ua always en hand and sold very
cheap. I. C. Itiohards.
A LOT of nice hanging (amps with de-
corated shades, also a good assortment of
vase lamps, latest stykss at B. Gerry's.
Eimeusox & ET.tsLto,Y are running a
booming Xmas sale in linens and hand-
kerchiefs. Their new advt. is worthy of
consideration.
X car saws the best in the world.
"Forest Beauty," "Tread of Any," "Galt
Racer," "Maple Leaf," ab reduced prices
at B. Gerry's
Long 1 Look 1 Lock I at T. I! letoher's
window and if von do not see what you
went call in. No tro'tbla to show and
explain goods and priors.
We bought another stock of overcoats
last week in Toronto 8nee less than regi•
lar price and flan make it interesting for
anyone wanting an overcoat.
A. R. Smith.
WE buy clothing in large quantities
n.nd get the benefit of olearine out lines
30% to 40% less than regular prises. We
will sob be undersold. A, R. Smith.
SemLL to the front with a well bought
selection of gold and silver watches.
Jewellery of every description, which
will be offeredte the public at very low
prices. My goods are warranted or no
sale. T. Fletcher.
Ora first stock 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 in the
clothing line dont fail to call en
A. R. Smith.
PEOPLE w130 have tried it, say that
there is no better medicine for dyspepsia
than Ayer's Sarsaparilla, It may nob
give one the stomach of an ostrich, but ib
so strengthens the alimentary organs
that digestion of ordinary food becomes
easy and natural.
FENCE Posrs WANTED. -The under-
signed will pay the highest cash price
for any quantity of sound cedar fence
poets, delivered at Breesels. For parti-
culars apply to R. Leatherdale, Brus-
sels.
FEEBLE and capricious appetites are
beet regulated by the use of Ayer'e
Cathartic Pills. They do not debilitate
by excessive stimulation ; but cause the
stomach, liver and bowels to perform
their fonabions properly. As an after-
dinner pill theyare unequalled.
ed.
"Moss -Where didon arohase that
gem ring
beautiful y p
and grotty gold
watch ? and oh, my 1 what a boaubifnl
cloak that is on the mantle 1" Do you
know my pe was down t0 Mr. Fletcher's,
what a beautiful stook he has in his
line. "Why yes, we bought then( all at
T. Fletcher's."
WELL.DIa02No AND DRILLING. -George
Bleb has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work sntrueted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of tete bridge, west'
side of Turnberry st., Bruseels. 84.11
IN LIQVMATION.--$7,000 00 worth of
the beet and most seasonable Moods in
the stooks of Geo. Good, Seafortb and
Brussels, still to sell. Full Lines in teen's
felt boots, pure gum rubbers, mankinno
sox, &a. Ladies', men's, youths', boys',
misses' and children's overshoes and rub.
bens of all kinds. fresh groceries, hats
and caps, crockery and glassware, fancy
goods, trunks and valises. Everything
ohenp for oaeh. Bettor and eggs taken
in exchange for goocln. 3, R. Gregory,
Liquidator.
RESEoDA Wilkinson, of Brownsvalley,
Ind., says :-"I had been iu a distressed
condition for three years from ne•voua-
ness, weakness of the stomach, dyepepsia
and indigootion until my health was
gone. I had been doctoring constantly
with no relief. I bought ono bottle of
South Amerioan Nervine, which did
Ito more good than any, $50 worth of
dootoring I over did in my life. I would
advise ovary weakly person to use this
valuable and lovely remedy ; a few bot-
(las of it has outer.' mo oolnpletely. I
consider it the grandest medicine in the
world." A trial bottle will convince you,
Warranted by (3. A. Deadman.
e rAR1V
Iborxenu. In Grey, on the 0114 inst., the
wife of Mr. GM retort= Rayuard of
a daughter.
lswize.--In Blyth, on Sunday, 4th inst.,
the wife of Mr. W. IL Irwin, editor
of the Standard, of a daughter,
drsxtn, .. . .
1oseen,-In Wellesley, on Dec. Pod,
reabelia Fodor, mother of .1. ,T, Fas•
ter, (tautest, Listowel, aged 00 years,
4 months and 37 days.
Cbnoss.-At Swan Lake Alar,,, on Noy:
25111, MMS, W. il. dross,
S''7T.P-17x2^Se:f7a 0 '75,t,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
ASSETS, • • (Seven Million Dollars) . $7,000,000
CAPITAL A Authorized . • ISI"' 000 000
ul PZT L ( 1 ,
.4,, 'trice in rill p,'ineil/dlINf111. r8 Ontario, Qtwbee, llaeltoba, fait. d Siolee 1' England,
A General Bulking 13nsineee Transaoted, Farmers' Notes Dienounted,
Drafts Ientted and Collections made or, all ()Milts,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 51.00 and apwarde from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION OWvEN TO T111) COLLECTION OF F''.tl(oil:no' SALE NOTE11.
Every facility afforded Customers living ata distance.
W. 1). 11ART, M,tNAOEa.
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Eci aallvsah•1dS rI64r3' `u ! � "rrctnyrlc 'oiC• 9 La a'a'�:u t ice. ERSy
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Transact a General Bantling Business. Drafts Bought and Sohl on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FA18MEas' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY,
Interest Allowed on One Dotter and lipwarde at Cermet Rates. Interest Con -
;vended Twine a Year, Being Added to the Principal a itis end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arraugemente made for Time Deposits,
We effect to write Insurance In 010ttll,^,Ileh or Canadian Companies, or In Mol-
ina Conlplurfea us euay be devlred.
AonNTs You CANADA AND UNITED STATES : Toni CANADIAN BANE OL` CoomtniCE.
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If you want value for your money go to
There you will find a prime stock of
Selected Teas, Pure Coffees and
Spices, Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Canned Goods, Fancy Bis-
cuits, Confectionery, &c.
My Tobaccoes cannot be beaten.
Wooden Ware, Crockery and Soaps.
Leave your Christmas order for
Groceries, Fruits and Confectionery.
Oz/ster's, Fresh and Salt Rater Herrings just
to hand. Try therm'
�R't7a`.�'.�—•1'_,S ?.TAR>7-71'6,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Peas
Oats
Batter, tube and rolls
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton
Salt per bbl.,
Hides trimmed
rough Uh .. o
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Sheep akine,eaob.,...... 60 1 00
Lamb skins each 65 00
Apples per barrel 3. 00 1 50
Wool 17 18
Pork 3 00 0 50
00 61
57 00
30 35
50 52
25 20
16 17
15 00
3 50 4'00
85 00
6 00 00
1 00 05
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THE PEOPLE'S GDLU`;rid.
SECOND HAND CUT'L'ER, IN
Good Order, for Salo. Apply to
223 Dlt. GRAHAM.
CORDWOOD WANTED.—ANY
quantity of hard and soft cordwood
wanted at Brussels Salt Works. 31,20 to
91,50 per cord for soft wand and $1.50 to
02.00 for hard wood.
T. COLEMAN,
12.11 Proprietor.
EIFER CALF FOR SALE.—
no above is from a rich butter cow,
nearly pure bled Jersey. 921 will boy her if
taken at once. G. A. DIOADMAN,
Druggist Sc Bookseller, Brussels.
LAME ON THE .PREMISES
lvJ of the undersigned, Let 20, Oen, 7,
Grey, on or about Oot. 1st, one sheep. The
COMM is requested to prove property, pay
expenses and take her away,
02-0 ltOBT, DILWOBTH,
'MOTIOE. — ACCOUNTS DUE
l� the estate of the late Dr. Cale will be
received at nth.' until December Slat, after
which data, thee° remaining unsettled will
he placed in the hands of a aolloator. Par -
bias having elann,5 against the estate 1(10 re-
quested to render their accounts forthwith,.
Walton Factory,
The annual mooting of the Walton 'Onion
Ghee Oe en(1Bubter Company will be held in
Jo 5op11 1,'teber's Hall on '1'needay, 27th day
of December, 1602, at the hour of 1 e'oloalt
p,m. Fattens and shareholders aro imput-
ed to be present.
21-2 LEWIS MODON(LD, Pres.].
1t. 04.11tltliUSON, 805,
Walton, Lem 14,100e.
Tenders Wanted.
Tenders will be received up to 4 p,10. Ou
Dee. 2011, for the removal of the plaster
coning In tbo Methodist chtn'ah, lirussels,
and the putting on of wood dolling, to eon -
stet of as,,to1gtied and grooved, not more
luau flinches wide. Ceiling to imeeive one
emit of flllhla and two newts of varnish, All
in aerialto leo fsrui,hod by contractor, The
lowest or any tender not necessarily adopt-
ed, Tendon to be nrdraeecd 1,0 J. '3, 1'ap-
par, Sas, (I Denial, 19atla end tp0oifleatiene
may be Irma at11, Gerry S store,
REAL ESTATE.
1 1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN -
sato and teoasrnent easy terms, in Townships
of 'Harris and Grey. 1 S. S0OTT, Brussels.
87-52.
�- IHOIOE FARI47 FOR SALE.—
J Being South half Lot 27, con, 6, Morris,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
nue young bearing orchard. Immediate pos-
session. Easy fortes. Apply to
W. M. SINCLASlt,
4f-� Sohoitor, be,,Brussob,
r
0() ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
The200 r
0 ao a farm being lots
and e eon. 16, Grey, is eared for well
t 120
baeree are cleared and the a. Orchard, o well eel,
hared. I3eildings withi as4. rods, well,
Biss. Scheel house 10 'leo 40re rode, further
Posses -
Bien given at Duos if desired. Per further
particulars as to pries., terms, dm. apply to
MRS. WALltElt,
9-1f Roseville P. 0.
or NELSON BBICOIE1t, nu farm. ----
�`['�`yPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
kJ BEING lata 11 and 12, eon. 18, Township
of Grey. County of .Enron, containing 200
acres, the property of the late John Itobort-
eou, 110 mores cleared and free from ob.
StSUetiOne, 1t aeree bush, mixed timber,
balance partly cleared. Soil clay loam,
mostly rolling, Fenced with straight rail
faeces and watered by two wells and a
spring privilege. Commodious dwelling
house, with largo woodshed atbaohod Mkt
mu sxcelleut cellar under hon55. Two largo
barns, atone stabling and other outbuild-
ings. Coro good bearing orchards, orna-
meutal trees and small fruits, 4% miles
from Brussels, a lively town on bbo G. T, 11.,
nonveeiont to school churches and post
aloe, This property lies wen, is a oret-
class grain and atoll( farm and should be
seen by intending purchases as Itis eller-
ellalta bargain. Por further parbtonlars
apply to MILS, JNO,itOBlla'1't'+ON,
or DAN1111. ROBERTSON, on
the premises, or by letter to Oranbrook 1'.
0. 054
Notice to Creditors.
A11 pereone leaving claims agmiust the es.
tate of John Slelu,non, lata of the Township
of Grey, in the County of Iluran, Yeoman,
who died on or about the Sixth day of Sop-
tember, 1800, are required, on or before the
lett( Day 01' January, 0803, 10 seed to the
undersigned, one of the executors of the last
will ei Alla deeenietel, full jparti1ulars of their
(Ammo properly verified. After ripe mill 1051.
day of Januar the lrxecntore will proceed
to distribute the estate among (lose entitled
thereto having ,•oL:1,•nnoe Only to the olmims
Of whim) 1151)00 m•n.l have tbon been mem.
ed, and after such dietribut1On the larecutol•s
will not be responsible for any pat'1 Of t110
Ostato to any creditor of whose alai they
abet' not have received notice at the lfuu, of
each distribution. This notion is perettao5
to statute iu that behalf,
W11rLIASI SLEMAION,
90.4 11X000101'
Gray, Deo, 14,1501. L',t11el1,0,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
t s Honor Graduate of the Ontario
VetetMary College, is prepared to treat all
demesne of ttomnstioated animals in a norm
putout nnanner, Particular attention Haid
be veterinary dentistry. Calle Potently at.
Melee t ()thou nue 11:0,unlry--Pv we doors
north of bridge •Furnbeery et„ urussols,
PRES NTS.
Our Stock is Largo.
It is Easy ; 1J ;i Olu
Ot from.
No use to loot( Elsuwllope,
We have exactly what you want,
Our Paces aro all Might.
Pepper's Drug Mere,
B1)USSELS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Oouvoyaneer. Colleo-
tions made. Oi leu--Vausbouris Itlocc, lirue•
sols.31 Nm
' ATM. SINOLAIR,
solicitor, 'ouvoyancer, Nn tory Pub.
leo, sae (taloa-Graham s Meek,1 door north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Private lends to
Loan,
,(''1A3IERON, FLOUT & IIOLMES,
UVJ aitrrisic r0scies, SoucrlitoroahOut. , Not:ales Dubile ,
,
00. C. 5.05151105, Q, d., PnTLlr 10051',
DUDLEY 11014.105,
•
RAYaIANN,
•
etnOtinneer, 1s always reedy to at-
tend sales of farts, 010.111 5104112 €;e. Tonna
cheerfully given, fire nb rook P.1), holes
may 1)5'511' timed at 'Pur; Peal. Publishing
House, Brussels,
(� E011G.I ICIRRKBY,
1.3 Idcousso Auutloueor. S..los oendunt
colon roaeaoable terms. Farms and fawn ei-10 t 1 .C:1,71 et Tru. POST
P ublishiuglHeine Lrn seine or 505(1" Walton
P.0 1,7111 receive prompt attention.
y0-AVING TAKEN OUT LI;TIN'-
89 as an Auctioneer, 1 on prepared
to ooadr01 sales of farm steak at rmwu,u(ble
prices, *Knowing the standing of nearly
every purser, l a,,, 100 Ito eition to 0011 to
good marks and gat good security when sold
enarodit, Satisfaction gunrtuteod. Give
meaeall, 11- 1f S. SUUTT.
13D81.', E;8 CARDS.
I' V • H. 1McORACKIN,
Issaror ofMarliage Licenses. Moe
at 1118 Grocery, ,Curuborry street, 13ressele.
1?�'. N. l3AltIILTT,
Tonsorial Artist• Shop -Next door
eolith of A. Al.lnuliay& Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ab tklreus hair cutting a specialty
MoNAIR
..t • Ieeu1'er of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor. Commis-
sioner, .f:c ,Q. B. Conveynneer and agent
pos
591.5t Otho. Insurance 0o. 01110e at the Oranbrook
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
susonettos,
FIRE" AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
A LEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of tbo fourth Division Court
Co. Hn2.51, Conveyaueer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Ingenueso Agent. Puede
invested and to loan. Collections made.
Onice in Graham's Block,Brusscls.
0 OIL PAINTING,
Mise Merles, of Wiugham, is prepared
to give instruction is oil palating. Terms
maybe ascertained ab Arise Nellie hose' store
where eampl es of work may be seen, Mies
Mortes would also take a few more pupils in
100010,
91 A. HAWIiINS,
1 • Organist in St, John's Church, mus-
sels, and 1311311,in the Art of TeachisC of A.
lessons) to' pupils either at' hos yw'aciow's,
7.'elruberry Street, or if preferred, at their
own homes. Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day ab Walton. Tonne moderato,
MEDICAL CARDS.
T. A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
ej • O, M.Llt
R. C.P., EdinS. burgh, k M
g .o,r
Block,
corner
of 4 1 and um oe In Wbs,
IIloal(, cOPIlel of Mlll and Turnberry Ste.
DENTAL.
.1)NTIfST1
M. CAVANAGH, L• D. S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeoue, Ontario, and of Toronto Ifni-
voreity. OiteIOE-Over A, It. Smith's Store,
Breams,
ROAR FOR SERVICE.—THE
tincde'elened will keep for service at
Lot B, Con. 8, Grey a pure bred Berkshire
hog, Tories, 91,00 so be paid at time of ser.
vice with privilege of JrAMtnlu6inlgSnOIPss,ary,
22.4
Proprietor.
rp WO BERKSHIRE BOARS
..a. rota 80Uvrnn,.-Largo bread, bred from
lsb Prise etoolc, will be kept for service on
Int S0, eon, 0, Grey, ono aged and one young
boar. Pedigrees eon bo seen on application,
Terms, 91,00 to he paid at time of aesyino
with privilege of returntog 1! oonoeemry.
21.4 J, 15, .Antal(, Proprietor.
OARS FOR SERVICE, --THE
undersigned will beep for 0059100 on
Lot 11, Cod. 0, Grey, a thorn' bred ()boater
White pig, with pedigree and from import-
ed stock. Also a there' bred Borkelilre hog.
Terms 011.00 to he pall ae tfuto of service
With 1trbVllege of rettirnIng if n000esaty.
10.11 A. SHAW, Propr. ebur.
OAR FOR SERVIGR,—THE
Uudorslgnod wal keep for service on
Nortel A Lot 20, Con, 7, 015'110, a (bozo' bred
Chester Willie Hog, This pig wee awarded
prizes 41 Jloroneo and London Pairs, Hie
sire, "Revd" line talion 1st at the L,dustrisl
1o' yours, Terms, 51,00 to be paid ab time
of emvice with pkivilo50 of retutnlug if
necessary, SAMUEL WALISIO Lt,
10.41 Proprietor,
110110VEI) LARGE WHITE YORK.
S11I1RE BOAR.
The nnderaigued will keep for melee bhls
mount 0050011 flab Improved Jorge white
Yorkshire p1ig ”Heady" 011 lot 20, eon. 0,
Morris,to tvllla11 a ]hutted number of sows
will be takml. 'forma 61.10 hobo plaid at
time of aervieen with the privilege of retain-
ing if neeeseary. Niihau maybe 000n up"
ontapplication. 'ROBERT N101101,,
10tf Propristoe.
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