The Brussels Post, 1893-4-21, Page 88
A. l'res11 supply of the Genuii,o
William's Pink Pills
at G. A. DEADMAN'S
DRUG d BOOB STORE.
New and Second Hand
Rudge Bicycles.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, itto,
CRMiID TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
GoI(G Sot/Ti. -Go1NG NORTH.
Alntl 7:0.3 a.m. I Mixed 0;45 a.m,
Express 11:50 amII Riad ........... , 9:13 p.m,
Mixedod 8:50 p.mExpress ...... 9:98 p.m.
j.a.ra.0 `Ilius iteuts.
A chiefs among ye bo.kin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it. cin.$ ep their respective stores at 7 0'•
—_ ., clock every evening (Saturdays excepted)
during the Summer months, This is a
wise movement, we think, and a number
of the other business nleu will likely fol-
low suit. Tho commencement will be
made en May 1st. Y
s . Intendingurahnser
e
this a note of tbia and save
theme. Ives trouble.
Box Socrso.—A box social was held in
g the be-etnent of the Methodist oharoh on
fondev evening, under the auspices of
Epworth League. Rev. G. F. Salt-
a, 11'n, Pres., presided. The follow.
t, p: •iram was carried ort:—Reading,
liss \lay Turnbull ; solo, Miss Ella
Mee ; duett, Miss Naomi Williams
nd 11 .es Florence Hunter ; reading, S.
. Wilson ; solo, Miss Nellie Ward ;
F ottnma Division Court will be held
next Tuesday, 25th inst.
P. SeoTT's Carlisle stallion, "Tont
Scott," was a prize winner at the Wrox•
inter Spring Show last weep.
A Corsi -nes sold another Brantford
bicycle last week. The purchaser lives
in the Southern portion of Huron 00.
ON Tuesday fnorning the village fathore
toured the town taking a prospective
view of the necessary corporation work.
11, J. MonnEN and J. MuBain went to
Tdetolvel on Thureday to represent Brus-
sele Foot Ball club at a meeting called to
organize a lucid Assonlation.
A
Manua of the Council was held on
Tuesday evening and an adjournment
made to Tlhnraday evening in oonsider-
iug the question of Ronald vs. Howe and
the corporation of Brussels,
"Bz5 H:110;88,"—TIiis is the title of
the new continued tstory oontmenoing in
this week's issue of Tun POST. It will be
a good one, "Beyond Recall," the story
completed two weeks ego, was read with
a great deal of interest.
Wm notice that Military Distrtot No, 1
bee been ordered to go into camp at Lon-
don on June 20th. The brigade, or tent-
ed field, will comprise the first Hussars,
London Field Battery, and the 25th, 260h,
28th, 30th and 83rd Battalions.
A10000 Gunmen is now in charge of
the dynamo and electric light apparatus.
Harry James, who has been attending to
it, intends leaving town to take a more
rein nerative position. He has looked
after the work in first-class style.
WATcn Pon Hnz.—A ohap is travelling
through the country trying to swindle
parties with a contraat for wire fenoes.
He offers to give enough wire to fence n
ten.00re lot if the party will sign a con-
tract to take an agency for the wird.
the contract is where the swindling
Domes in. If you read closely it turns
out to be a promisory note for $16, after
a few words are erased with acid.
EARLY CLOSING.—The Dry Goods
merol: nts of this place have agreed to
r TF You Want to Get
What You Want
to Get
Yu t
Yen Want to Advertise Your Wants
In the Want
Col 1
unu of THE n, Pus••.
HERRIE Deans now rides tt bicycle.
A NURSER of Brussetitee talk of see; o
the World's Fair.
DONT bury refuse in your garden so as
to contaminate your well.
A. I. 11c'DLL has been appointed 10: tl
agent for the Comet bicycle.
A LAnan quantity of flax seed will he
sown this season by the farmers of G.,.y
and Morris township.
KEEP us posted on visiting friends n•1
local items of interest and you will h -ve
the gratitude of the Editor show, red
upon you.
FEDERAL Bank bills are worthless r?r
May 4th. Examine your pile and if to
have any hand them in for exchange re a
local bank at once.
NEXT Sunday Rev. R. Paul will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist ohurch here
in the absence of the pastor who will be
away at Waterloo.
IT is said that firs. T. Hall, now of
Henfryn, will assume charge of the
Revere Honse, in Brussels, on May let
instead of W. G. Taylor.
THE annual meeting of the Brussels
Mechanics' Institute will be held in the
Library on Monday, May 1st, at 4 p. m.
The public cordially invited to attend.
THE balance of the Bankrupt stook be•
Ing handled by Alex. A. Rose, in the
Garfield House, was sold en tilos to a
London dealer and shipped on Wednes-
day.
MESSRS. YEIaH AND SMITH, of the To-
Vonto Globe staff, were in Brussels last
Tuesday and Wednesdey endeavoring to
work up interest in illustrating our town
in the Saturday edition.
Miss McPHlenso1 has had ber millinery
show room enlarged so es to give in-
creased accommodation to the ladies in
their purohasing visits. She has a well.
arranged display of the most fashionable
goods at aloes prices.
TEE high wind of Thureday did con-
siderable damages to fences, trees, roofs,
signs dc. One of the Queen's Hotel
signs on the front of the building mane to
mother earth. H. J. Strong's photo
cabinet was demolished. Pedestraiso
sought the middle of the street for safety
in more than one instance.
Bulletins Footballers will go to Gorrie
on Saturday, if the weather is favorable,
and play a friendly mated with the
Gorrieites. Our club will likely be com-
posed of J. H. Cameron, R. Ferguson, L.
Jackson, J. S:Illows, F. Downing, H.
James, P. Ferguson, J. Hollinger, H. J.
Morden, A. Sample, K. Scott, Anthony
Sample, and L. Hembly.
Bay. S. SELLERY, B. D„ of Wingham,
preached two excellent discourses in the
Methodist ohurch here ]sat Sunday to
large congregations. In the morning the
theme was one of Christ's sayings on the
cross, "It 10 finished." At the evening
service a special sermon to young men
from the words "The glory of a young
man is his strength," was preached. Mr.
Sellery is one of the hest preachers in the
Guelph Conference.
NEw Hosii,—Tho 300 feet of 3 ply
Baker Fabrio Hose puroliased by Brus-
sels Council from the Gutta Pernha and
Rubber Manufacturing Co., of Toronto,
for the Fire Department, (mine to hand
this week. The sale was made by T. H.
Phair, the well known representative of
the above mentioned firm. Three years
ago this corporation procured hose from
this Company, after a comparison of
goods, prion &u., with other dealers, and
it is due the Gutta Peron, Co. to say
that the representation of their traveller
was carried out in every particular. The
boae has given splendid satisfaction and
when we required more there was only
ane opinion es to where we should go for
it.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. -011 Tues-
day, May 3005, the anneal S. S. Conven-
tion for Grey and Morris townships will
be held in Brussels. There will be three
sessions, the first comnh#0°ing at 10 a,
an, in Lho Methodist chnroh ; the after'•
noon session in Knox ,:huroh, at 1;30
o'clock ; and the ovenih,l meeting, be.
pinning at 7:30, in Melville 'thumb. A.
hasinteresting and praobieal program
s poen outlined and a most interesting
time is assured. A. Day, Provincial
Secretary of 3, S. work, and a whole
scaled, genial man, will take part in the
Convention. The program will be pub.
Belied as soon as definite replies are re.
oeieed from persons tatting part. A
union choir will load the singing at the
evening gathering. Every Slllday
school worker ehnuld keep 0110 date in
view. Brussels will welcome visitors,
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1
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d reeitatinn, Hiss Hoare; solo, Dr. Cavan-
agh ; rending, Rev. G. F. Salton. Pro-
ceeds. 20.00.
Poor 11Aw,—An effort is being made
Fre arrange a root Ball Association to in-
"' elude Listowel, Mount Forest, Brussels,
�Vingham, Lncknow and other places.
This arrangement would throw the clubs
close together and consequently the ar-
rangement of me tohes would be greatly
simplified. Brussels club will practice
on Vioteria Park on Tuesday, Thureday
and Friday evenings. General practice
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. The
fee for members of the team will be 50
cents, There is the necessary material
in town for a orack foot ball club.
Iarnnov0MENT0.—John Grieve purposes
erecting a dwelling on Princess street
this coming season:—T. Fletoher has
effected a wonderful transformation and
improvement in the interior of his jew-
elry store. The ceiling receiced a coat
of white paint, the walls have been paper-
ed, the woodwork varnished and the
clocks, silverware, Sec., arranged in a
more attractive form than ever. The
large writing table and cabinet at the en•
trance have been removed. A new set of
blinds have been placed on the window.
W. Roddick had the work in hand.—The
hardware store of A. M. 'McKay & Co.
has reoeived a new Spring dress of paint,
stain and varnish and looks bright and
ohm—Thos. Pierce is puteing up a wire
fenoe at his lately acquired property on
Queen street.—New awnings have been
purchased this season by Miss McPher-
son, J. Downing, Tun Poser, H. Dennis
and R. Leatherdale.—R. G. Wilson is ar-
ranging a number of improvements at
his residence, Mill street.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS ON FIRST PAGE.
Business Locals,
FRESH garden seeds at McCracken's.
GEESE feathers wanted. Apply to
R. Leatherdale, Brussels.
NEW jump seat buggy for Bale cheap.
Apply at THE Pon Publishing House.
fI. J. STRONG'S cabinet photos run from
$2.00 to $4.00 per doz. All are fzrst•olaes.
LOOK out for window next week. Some-
thing nein in photo line.
H. J. Strong, Photographer,
WANTED.— A. good, smart boy to learn
the butchering, Apply et Wm. Blasbill's
butcher shop.
Tan largest stook 1 over had and will
be sold very cheap. lilverythiug war-
ranted to give satisfaction.
R. Leatherdale.
BRING along your old lounges and get
thein made ae good as now. Upholster-
ing, repairing and picture framing done
on the shortest notice. R. Leatherdale.
WE are running aline of photos. at
$6,00 per doz. which are right out of
sight. Don't fail to see them. Remem-
ber we do no oheap John work.
H. J. Strong, Photographer.
P MANY rise in the morning with a head•
ache and no inclination for breakfast.
Thie is due to torpidity of the liver and
a deranged condition of the stomach. To
restore healthy action to these organs,
nothing is so efficacious as an occasional
dose of Ayer'a Pills.
ON August 31st, 1802, Mr, Henry
Sturmey, editor of "The Cyolieb," says
in writing of our No. 0 New Rapid
"In its running qualities we have never
found a better. It is equal to anything
we have ever tried and as n. 11111 climber
we have certainly never found its super.
for; indeed the question if the have ever
found its equal."
JAS.EArLAN'ryNE, Agent,
Brussels,
Fenn FARM L,utoann To OWNEa Or 7.-
000 ACRES.—Mceers. C. 1L Barnes, N.13.
Blair, and other visiting farmers from
the State of Vermont, say in their re.
port:—"Wo also visited and mot Ofr.
Sandison, the Wheat King of Manitoba
W001110o 0a0 here nine yearago sea farm
laborer, without capital, and now owns
a farm 0f 7,000 acres, 9,000 of wiri011 is
under a high state of cultivation, the crap
being principally wheat."
THE BRUSSELS POST
Don wood wanted, either nordwood or
stove wood. Apply at Tns Pon Publish-
ing Ileums.
Lori.—On the road near Brussels a
silver plated handle off riding whip.
Reward at this office,
G115 your soiled and faded garmeute
cleaned and dyed at Parker's Dye Work's,
Toronto. Areuay at Skeno'e general
stare, Brussols.
IF you are thinking of baying a piano
or organ oall in and see 1t. Leatherdale's
stook, Ile will sell you 2.5 por omit,
anew than peddlers.
IIAvoNO added new accessories an
backgrounds to my gallery I am now in
ebape to turn out extra fine photos. at
Hag prices. 1L a. Strang,
Anyone large lob of those patent
spring window shades, Wherever a per-
son buys 2 or 3 they own hank and get
them for their whole house from R. Lea-
011000tle.
BoLourgt.—Wm. Dlashjll makes all the
bologna he sells, so that cuebomers can
depend on getting a good arbiole. Call in
nod get a trial pound if you have not
used it before.
IT a'anld bo worth while for the ladies
to bear in mind that if they take a gentle
course of Ayer'e Sarsaparilla in the
Spring, they will have no trouble with
"priohly heat," "hives," "sties," "boils,"
or "blank heads," when Summer comes.
Prevention is hotter than ours.
WELL-DI00INo AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary maohinery for
digging and drilling wells end is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will ineti00 satisfaction.
Wells Gleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terns reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brnssels. 31.0E
REBIMCA Wilkinson, of Broweevaliey,
Ind., says :—"I had been in a (1100(0med
condition for three years from nervone -
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 Amerioan Nervine, which 314
me mare good than any $"a0 worth of
dootoring I ever did in my life. I would
vi
advise every weaklyperson toa 1'
pe t so this
valuable and lovely remedy ; a few bot-
tles of it has cured me completely. I
consider it the grandest medioine in the
world," A trial bottle will convince you.
Warranted by G. A. Deadman.
"Pnuomoe 1101 EDIToi,. '—A very
amusing desoription appeared in Mono•
ton, N. B., papers recently, anent a int -
Ole royal which took place between an
editor and a piano agent. It appears the
editor had warded the young ladies of the
plan, through his paper, not to flirt with
the pious agent, who, it was alleged, was
a married man and had a wife residing
in the town of St. Stephen. The result
was the gladiators met in mortal combat,
but end to relate the editor lead enoaunt•
erect his master in the pugilistic art, for
tell it not in Gath, the piano man slugged
him with his right and left in a manner
which would make Corbett look to his
laurels, and wound up by splashing ]him
bodily into an immense mud puddle in
the centre of the road. The last seen of
the editor he was engaged packing up his
besmeared suit to send to parlcor's dye.
inn and cleaning works, there to be rano•
voted and made as good as new after
their own inimitable fashion.
A KINosTON OBANGnorAN.—Kingston,
April 17th.—James Blair, of Napanee,
whose ease has been °renting so much
interest in that locality, is well known in
the Limestone city. He was a resident
of Kingston for fourteen years, and it
was while 110 rues engaged as cutter for
Mr. Livingstone of this place, that he
contracted Bright's disease of the kid
Heys. His Orange friends be Kingston
are delighted to know that he is cured of
this terrible disease, by using Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Itiany of them who have
been similarly troubled with backache,
rheumatism and kindred complaints,
have started using Dodd's Kidney Pills,
and several marvelous aures are already
reported. Mr. Blair joined the Orange
order in 1854, and is the oldest Orange.
man in Napanee. He has been a dale•
gate to the Orange grand lodge and has
held several important offices in the
order. His friends oonsidered his use
ss incurable and are of course amazed at
his wonderful recovery.
THE MONTREAL WITNnoe,—The Mont-
real Witness, w11ic11 is to move into ite
own building next Spring, will be by far
the best equipped newspaper in a me-
chanical point of view, in Canada. Ite
immense Hoe quadruple moohina will be
capable of turning out 60,000 eight page
or 80,000 twelve or sixteen page papers
an hour, printed onmplete on both sides,
out, pasted and counted in piles of fifty.
This will be one-third faster than any
other press in Canada. In addition, its
matter set on the Mergenthaler Lino-
type, which gives a new, clean faoe of
type every iseue, and its form will be
compact and beautiful. The Witness, al-
though old and reliable, is up to the front
in reepeat of enterprise, and its readers
expect and are not satisfied with any-
thing but the best. The price of the
Daily Witness is three dollars a year, of
the Weekly Witness one dollar, and the
Northern Mea=angor, published from the
same house, fa thirty 0ent0. Agents
wanted in every town, village and P. 0.
Specimen copies will be sent free to any
of our readers, on application to the pub•
110110rs,
d
TORONTO, April 10.—White wheat,
680. ; Goose wheat, 61o. to 62o. ; Barley,
40o. to 45o. ; Oats, 37o. to 880. ; Peas,
61o. to 680. ; Hay, 59.00 to 010.00 ; Eggs,
llo. ; Veal, $9.50 to 511.00 ; Batter, 11).
rolls, 21o, to 22o, ; Butter, tubs dairy,
10c. to 20o.; Dressed hogs, 57.25 to 07.85 ;
Potatoes por hag, 80o. to 00a. ; Beef f'ro,
$5.00 to 55.50 ; Beef hind, $7.50 to $8.00;
Mutton, 07.50 to 08,00 ; Lamb, $9.00 to
$11.00.
MONTREAL, April 18,—There Were about
4110 head of butchers' cattle, 100 calves
and 60 sheep and lambs offorecl3 at the
East End abattoir yesterday. The sup.
ply of cattle was i11 excess of the demand
whish caused a dragging trade, with
rather lower prices all round. The beet
beeves sold at about die per 10„ with
pretty good stock at about • 4c do., while
rough and half fatted beaete sold at from
9ja to 81e per Ib. and goorl, large bulls at
from 3io to 4o por lb. There was an no.
tive demand for good oalves, nd1(l prices
were higher than on last Thursday,
Common calves said at from $2.50 to 54
each, and good veals at Nein 65 to 07.50
cath, 1lutton critters were rather seam
and sold at ftom 44o to So per 1b. Spring
lambs sold at from $3 to $5 each. Pat
hogs 00ntinne to bring from 01c to Oe per
ib, 1h•. Martel bought ton choice stews
at 4ae per lb, and los. Iliolhard bon(;ht 8
S2A XD4R.n 134XII of c4,71,ID„1,
£STAM111101 c7}7a '1870.
H E1AD OFFICE, - TORONTO,
ASSETS, • • (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) •$2,000,000
Agendas fa all principal points in Ontario, quarto, Mani fan, United States cOR ,:gland.
Oterssigzs
A General Banking Business Transacted, Fanners' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Collections made on all points. -
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE GOLLSOT10N OF FARMERS' SALE NOTES.
Every faaility afforded Customers living at a distance.
W. D. HART, MANAGER,
MUMS 85 BAITZEBS
1E3 IR) ITSSEILS
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts Bought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FA10MERS' NOTES DISCOUNTHD,
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
St;f Kir.C'�°ie ° 8,X211 M',7�P.I ff't ratIVi%T.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com.
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Principal a lite end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We ('0001 to write 'Insurance In old English (lI• Canadian Cormpanies, or In Mut.
mil Companies a8 may bo desired.
AOENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE GAN,1DIAN BANK OF COMMEnoE.
more at the same rate. A butcher from
Quebec bought a carload of cattle here to
ship to that city.
Lwow, April 18.—The Mark Lane
Express, in its weeilly review of the
British grain trade, says : English wheat
is in small supply and prices have ad-
vanced W. Foreign wheat has been the
subject of epeoulation, buttou been.
and Saturday last was exhausted and
the market was flat. The surplus stooks
have not been worked off. The overstock
amounts to 248,000 quarters. It is fear.
ed that the markets at the leading ports
will be depressed by excessive offers.
The total imports of wheat thus far
amount to 334,000 quarters. In 21 out of
80 markets prices have favored sellers.
In oorn the demand is mainly for round.
EAST BuryALo, N. 7., April 1S.—Oat-
tle—Only 8 ears on sale, mostly nom•
mon to fair stock, taken by butchers.
Sheep and lambs, twelve oars on sale ;
prices steady to a trifle better. Fair
Michigan lambs sold at 06.85, and they
constituted the bulk of the offerings ;-
best clipped lambs, 56 to $6.15. Hogs,
twenty-two cars on sale ; prices loo to
150 lower ; the tops of the offerings
brought $7,25,but $7.15 and $7.20 took
qo ire a fair number of good weights.
The York demand and order trade were
light ; a few good weight Yorkers sold at
$7.15. ; fair light Yorkers, $7 ; mixed
lots of Yorkers and pigs at the same
price ; good pigs sold a05510, with some
lots at 68.80 and some southwestern pigs
at 06.25 ; roughs sold generally ab $6.25
and stags at $5.50.
MORN -
SWITZEn.—In Grey, on April 9th, the
wife of Mr. Charles Switzer of a son.
MARRS�.m.
Lion—Sonro.—In Christ chard), London,
on 18th inst„ by Rev. Rural Dean
Smith, of Morpotb, uncle of the bride,
assisted by the Rev. A.
H. Rhodes, Miss Florian Smith,
daughter of Rev. Canon Smith, of
London, to Rev. Edwin Lee, incum-
bent of St. Paul's 011000h, Princeton,
formerly of Atwood,
xoxfla_
VIZARD. —In Brigden, Ont., on April 9th,
Ra ohel Jenkins, beloved wife of John
Viz ard, aged 25 years and 8 months.
Stumm .—In Grey, on April 16th, Ida D.,
infant daughter of Edward Sperain,
aged 3 months.
fyRtrS£=,S MARINT£TS•
Fa11 Wheat 62 64
Spring Wheat 58 60
Barley 80 35
Peas 55 00
Oats 28 80
Butter, tubs and roils16 17
Eggs per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel 8 00 3 60
Potatoes ,.. 60 00
Hay per ton 7 00 00
Salt per bbl., retail.,,1 00 00
Hides trimmed 8i
Hides rough 3
Sheep Skins, nob ..... GO 1 PO
Lamb skins each..., 65 00
Apples per bag 50 00
Wool 17 18
Pork - 7 00 7 50
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
QUANTQUANTITY OF HAY FOR
ITY
Apply to
T. MCGR1G018,
Queen et., Bruseals.
1 GGS FOR HATOHING FOR
SALE.—Eggs of Pure Bred Black Min-
oroas, and White Leghorn, from Thos.
Rloe's boot strain, 81.00 per setting (18). Al.
eo 1 trio of Binh A7iuoreas, cock no relation
to hens, end two Leghorn Oockerel0. All of
Bost stook in Ontario.
88.0f WM, HARTRY, Seafortb.
JERSEY BULL FOR SER-
won.—Stook for the creamery to fast
coming to the trout. It will pay you to have
aros0oowith first class mileb cows if you
have Well. For further particulars apply
at my Drug and Book Store.
G.A. /MADMAN, Brussels.
TENDERS WANTED.—TEN-
nEns will bo 16001500 ' by the under-
signed, up to kitty 15111, for veneering the
Bosnian ebsroh, Morris, with brick, Alt
material terniabod by eonlmittoe. For
8001)ter Information n11111y to
J. W. P1tING, Pastor,
Biusvale.
FOR BALE OR RENT,—COM-
Foaouot hOtosa on 1411)1 ebnIeb 33rue-
sola, for sato or to 1•mil, i nerd ee band, 181011
soot] well 'twistable On promisee. For fur'
tttQk'pnrtieulare tU_ 11y 95001,_,
/003/13GG, Brusoo10,
or to JOHN 10100407001', 2 doors 7')nst of
eforesaid,houeo, 01-
rIOMET BIOYCLES.--
`L�....'
The Imdaretgaed has secured the ag-
aney, for Brussels, for the famed (100151
Shay ales. The Comet is, without doubt,one
-
of the hest bicycles e
S 6 mato bei"
the
Om 1
set In oonstrnotron and ono of the moot
handsome. Those who desire a high grade
wheel should not fail to 900 9110 0o0109 on
exhibition at Deadmml'e Drug Store.
A• I, MaOALL,
Comet Agent, Brussels.
TENDERS.—THE TRUSTEES
of Sunshine Methodist Church will re-
volve tenders up to May 10111, 1&08, fol dig
ging out foundation and putting n stole
wall under aforesaid Methodist church.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily 00.
007100. For parCeylon apply either to
LAWRENCE WHEELER, (.1'10. PARKER,
or JAS. RUSSELL, all of Sunshine.
P. BAINES, Secretary.
Brussels Mechanics' Institute.
AI embers are requested to return ell books
fn their possession not later than Wednes-
day, April 20111, 80 that the annual report
and inspection may be trade. The books
w111 be ready for distribution again the see:
ond week iu May.
MISS SHAW, Libiari an.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Brussels Mechanics' Institute.
The annual meeting of the Brussels Me-
chanics' Institute will bo held on Monday,
May let, at 4 p. m., at the Library, for the
purpose of reoeivieg the annual report, elect-
ing officers for the current year, &o.
A. HUNTER, See•-Treas.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
DEn5IONED line aeveyal good Farnls for
sale and to rout, easy terms, in Townehip1e
of Morrte and Grey. F S. BOUTT,Bruesele,
37-01.
�^1HOI0E FARM 'FOR SALE,—
Being South half Lot 27, eon. 8, Morrie,
100 sores, nearly all (bared. Good buildings,
fine young bearing orchard. Immediate pos-
session. Easy Terms. Apply to
W. M. SINCLAIR,
tf- Solicitor, &o., Brussels,
2/1n ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
The 200 more farm, being lots 11
and 12, con. 10. Grey, ie offered for sale. 120
acres are cleared end the balance well tim-
bered. Buildings first-class. Orchard , well,
&o. School house wlthie 40 rode. Posses-
sion given at once if desired. 1'01• further
particulars as to pries, terms, Ra apply to
MRs. WALIOEB,
14f Roseville P.0.
or NELSON BRICKER, on farm.
QPLENDiD FARM. OR SALE.
L BEING lots 11 and 12, 0011.18 Township
of Grey. County of Huron, containing 200
acres, the property of the late John Robert-
son. 150 acres dewed and free from ob.
otruotione, 10 acne bush, mixed timber,
balance partly cleared, Soil clay loam,
meaty rolling. Folioed with straight rail
faeces and watered by two wells and a
spring privilege. Commodious dwelling
house, with large woodshed attached end
an excellent °eller under house. Two Jorge
barns, atone stabling and other outbuild-
ings. Two good bearing orchards. orna-
mental trees and email fruits. 4} m14ee
from Brussels, a lively town on the G T. R.,
convenient to echoed,churches and post
office. This property ies well, is a fleet•
elann grain and Weak farm and should be
seen by intending purchasers as it is offer-
ed at a bargain, For further particulars
apply to or DANIEL RROH7 R SON' on
the proud by letter to Cranbrooll P.
0. 80.4
INFORMATION WANTED.
IN MI ESTATE OF 701810 LEITH, OP THE
TOWNSHIP OP GEORGINA, IN THE
COUNTY OP YORK, YEOMAN, DECEASED.
Notion Is hereby given by the undersigned
Soltsitore for the 1lxeeuter of the abovo-
namod James Leith that infoematlon is
eougbt on behalf of the said 19xtembor an to
the whereabouts or rosidense -of David
Leith, who in or abort the year 1808 resided
in the Township of Grey, in the Oouuty of
Huron. Atlanta all oomuanniootioue to
0110002015 & ALLAN, Solicitors,
Traders' Bank, Toronto.
Dated at Sooforth, April 1107, 1800,
EDUCED TO $1.50,—
The Dam of my Roistered Jersey
Bull is the beet cow in the Glen Demi) fiord
and a prize Whiner at the Io(hretrial,Toron.
to. Omit Of service for grades, reduced to
3150, G, A, DEADMAN,
Druggist, 010.
MPIBOVED LARGE WHITE 70117.
371110E BOAR.
Tho nndeitiguod will keep for 80x1100 this
3renent eea5ou the Improved large 11)111e
Yo1'0,8hire pig 'Readyon lot 20, eon. 0,
Mnimis,towhich a limited number Of awn
will bo talon. Terms 81,0p to he petit at
tinlnofsorvIca,wltittheprivilegoof votm'n-
ing 11 uto00e0ry, Pedigree ala��qq ba 80001 up.
o11 application. ROBERT 13S01IOL,
156E Pnnpr1etor;
APL, 21, 1893
DEIRCAMetor
.HOUSE OLEAN' G.
WALL PAPER.
More Than Ever,
More Beautiful Colorings,
Prettier' Designs,
Better Prices,
—AT—
Pepper's Drug Sere,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1-4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
o Solicitor and 0011v oyanoer. 00800.
Woes made, Oilloa—Vanetone'sBlock, Brue-
sole. a1.8m
�. &I. SINOLAIR,
Solicitor, Conveyancer, No ref y Pub.
ISS, &o. Otlloo—Vaustoee's Block, 1 door
north of Coubral Hotel, Private funds to
Loa11.
cIAMERON, HOLT & HOLMES,
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
God,rioh, Ont,
05. 0. 000109010, Q. 0., PHILIP I{oLT,
0111.1LEY 1103,1195,
AUCTIONEERS.
ARAYMMIANN,
. Auctioneer, 1s always ready to at -
to ndBales of farms, farm stock, &0. ferule
cheerfully given. Orn•ubrooll P.0. Sales
may be syringed at TGs Poem Publishing
House, Brussels.
G_EORGEi KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct
ed on reasonable terms, 'Farms and farm
stooka epsoielty, Orders loft at Tun PosT
Publishing Rouse, Bre seals, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will re00i00 prompt attention,
T,IAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
se as m1 A farm stoc, Iainpr°paf00
to conduct sales of farm stock at roaeouably
plaices. Blowing the standing Of nearly
,vary p0•s0u 1 inn in a peahen to sell 00
good works and got good security when sold
on radii. Satlofantiou guaran teed . Give
me acall. 92. P S. SCOTT.
BUSINESS CARDS.
T H. MaCRACIdEN,
Issnror of Marriage Licensee, °Ries
at his Grocery, •Tarnberry street, Brusooie.
I. N. BARRETT, '
Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
0onth of A. M, McKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ohildrens hair cutting a speolalty
MoNAIR,
..CL. Stumm of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commie -
01000r, &0., Q, B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire 'neurones, 00. 0ilioe at the Oranbroolc
Post Off)oe,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
11M11Rl.N09,
FIRE ANO MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clark of the Pourtb Division (Mart
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Publte
Land, Loan eared Inearn nee Agaut, Funds
invested and to loan. Collections made.
Chloe in Graham's Block, Breese's.
OIL PAINTING,
Mise Morias, of Wingh am, is prepared
to give instruction in oil painting. love
maybe ascertained at Miss Nellie Itos8' store
where setmples'of work may be seen. Mise
Mortes would also take a few more pupils to
music.
T A. HAWIIINS,
1. •
in st.
eels, anorganist i, o the Art of Teaching,l0101.•
W. Thayer, Plus. Doo., Neve York, w111 give
loosens to pupils either at J. C. Halliday's,
ear. King and John Ste., or if preferred, at
their own homes. Atonally, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Walton. Terms moderate.
MEDICAL CARDS.
A. MaNAUGHTON, M. D.
C. M., L. R. C.P., Edinburgh, M. C. P
S, Ont. Residence and 01Be0 In Wileon'
Bleak, oorner of Mill and Ternberry Ste,
DENTAL. ,
7L) F 1V T 7 los
M. CAVANAGH, L. D.S., D. D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal. College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity, OFFICE—Oyer A.B. Smith's Store.
Brussols,
VETERINARY.
T A. WARWICK,
ex • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. ie prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Partleular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Galla promptly at.
tended to, Oitloe and infirmary—Twe doors
north of bridge d'urnberry 09„ B1,1550111.
Notice to Creditors.
IN THE 11011101110 OP THn ESTATE OF WILLIAM
CAMPBELL, LATE OF THn TOWNSHIP OP
GREY, IN Tan 001NTY OF HURON, YE0-
31AN, DECEASED.
Notice is 1150511Y given pursuant to Chap,
110, Section 80 of the Revised Statutes of On-
tario, 1887, 6/ant all creditorsand others hav-
ing any ohtime, liens or demands against the
estate of William Campbell, late of the said
Township of Grey, yeoman, deooased, who
died on or about the eleventh day of Janu-
ary, A, D. 1808 are required to send by post
prepaid or deliver to Darla Campbell or
Archibald Campbell, both of the Township
of Grey, yeomen, theExecutote of the per.
sohal estate of said donned, on or before
the 1st any or May ,t. n. 1890, their names,
addresses and descriptions, the fall 11920100.
tars 01 their claims, duly vended and the
securities (if any) held by them.
And Mao note° that niter the said let day
of May the said Executors will proceedto
dlntnibuto the waste of the said estate
among the parties entitled thereto, having
regard only to the °teams of which notice.
shall have been given as above required and
the 8at(t HI:couture will not be liaule for the
said estate or any part th Greet to any p010011
nr pm:so in of whose plaint mottos. shall not
have boon received its aorta aid by the said
1lxoeuto1'e etb the Ono 01 each distribution.
Dated at Atoloaworbh this gra day of April,
A, D. ma.
DAVID OAMPRELL,
111991111,111.110 CAMPBELL,
Executors, Moitdw0rbb P. 0,