The Brussels Post, 1893-5-26, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
CURRANT
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GOO SE.BERRY
Bushes will soon suffer if yon clo
:not apply some remedy. Our
Hellebore is guaranteed to kill
the wormsthat so quickly eat off
the loaves.
When Thirsty or Faint try a glass of our
JERSEY MILK SHAKE
—08 ---
JERSEY BUTTERMILK.
Either will Refresh and Strengthen you.
G. A. DEAD1t[AN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
G0IN0 Soumn, GOING NORTcc.
flail 722 a.m. 1 Mixed 0195 a.m.
Express 11:09 a.m. Mail 5:13 pan.
faxed 8:50 p.m. Express 90 p,m.
D.cat .cies Items,
A chiefs amnng ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
NExr Thursday will be the let of all
WJt. AISLET i8 },working in the Veins
factory in Listowel,
?Sessile. CLEGG & DAMES shipped a ear
of fine cattle on the Queen's Birthday.
3. G. S3u1NE has purchased a fine ti r�
right piano. It is Gerrard H'eintzc" to
manufacture.
Miss, Wu. MAnx1N has a oaotus in blesm
on which are 20 beautiful flowers in lid•
clition to a number of buds.
REcnurxs are asked for in counec" ,n
with Brussels Volunteer Co. so ae to get
ready for camp on June 20tb.
TEE wind of a recent date rather Is.
molished the high board fence on he
West side of the Driving Park.
DR. CAVANAGH refereed a gams of 'sot
ball between Listowel and Gorr: • at
Harriston on the Queen's e Birtl..lay.
Listowel won by 2 to 1.
Done forget the public meeting i.. the
Counoi] chamber on Friday oveninc 0f
this week, at 8 o'clock, to arrange for
Dominion Day celebration.
R, G. VINCENT has just received the
papers in connection with the patent for
Isis wire spring mattress. Ib appears to
be what the pnblio have been waiting
for.
Mus. T. HALL threatens legal proceed.
Ings against several persons in town for
Statements she says were made oonoern-
ing bar in the recent discussion over the
transfer of the Revere .House license.
Tim windows of Mrs. Ballantyne &
Sou's egg emporium, A Carrie's butolier
shop, R. N. Barrett's barber shop,
and James McAlpine's store
are tastefully decorated with beautiful
house plants.
Hrsonsaxn.-The Queen's Birthday was
oelebl'ated by William Garness and Miss
Mary Ann Watson, both of Morris town-
ship, by having the matrimonial bow
tied by Rev. R.'Paul, of Brussels. The
-ceremony was performed at the residence
of the offxoiabing minister,
T. A. HAworss leaves next Monday for
the World's Fair, Chicago, where
lie purposes spending a couple of
weeks. Some folios say T. A. may not
come home alone. Mrs. Mose will take
charge of the organ in St. John's church
during hie
c
absen e
.
Os Monday of this s week G. A. Dead-
man shipped to Wm. Ralph, a Jersey
breeder of Markham, the $100 Jersey
cow recently advertised in THE PosT.
Mr. Deadman thinks she should have
been retained in this sootion by someone
interested in dairying. 9000 lbs. of milk
a year is over double what the average
Ontario cow gives, saying nothing of the
extra quality. She should therefore be
worthmorethan twice as much.
OBIT. -Mrs. ((Rev.) Samuel Salton, who
died at the Ruttiven, Essex Co., Metho-
dist parsonage on Friday of last week,
was the eldest daughter of Rev. J. Lea-
royd, of Sarnia, and was united in mar-
riage to her now bereft partner about 16
years ago, She bad been ailing for ties,
oral years but not confined to bed nntil
four months ago. Two daughters are
left to bear fond reoolleetions of their
departed mother. Mrs. Salton proved a
helpmeet indeed to her husband and was
universally beloved by the parishioners.
'The funeral took plane on Sunday after.
noon, Rev. Jasper Wilson, M. A., of
7fiugsville ; Rev. George Jackson. of
Leamington; and Rev. ', G. Failis, of
Cottam, taking part in the service.
INVITED TO CENTRAL METHOD/ST 0E1:1noH,
STsATSORD.-The following item taken
from the Stratford Daily Herald of May
23rd, needs no explanation :-At a meet-
ing of the Quarterly Official Board of
Nile church last evening, the pastor in•
timated that it was his intention to
apply to the President of the conference
to be given another station next year,
and after a short discussion the following
resolution, moved by John Weigh and E.
J: Begley wee unanimously adopted :-
"Resolved, -That tine Board receives the
resignation of the Rev. J. W. Holmes,
conscious of .the fact that we are parting
j• with a pastor wile has disohargod his
duties faithfully, Ho line evidenced dur•
ing his earner with us a deep interest in
the spiritual welfare of , ho church, cul'
minat n 'n
i 1 a revival through rou h which
g
bob 73
young peo
le confessed Chu'
at
as their Saviour and are enrolled as
members. We also recognise that the
condition 01 the material gide of the
church 11ae .beets well sustained, the
treasurer reporting a surplus in the
bans, 3100 of which ie hereby tendered
Aft. Holmes as an sxpresoion of our es-,
teem and goodwill." Subsequently an-
other resolution was indented 1c bo for-
warded to the Stationing Committee
r'espeeting.coking that Rev. G. F. Salton,
now looatecl at Brn8sei0, bo appointed to
the pastorate.
B. GERRY baa had an addition built bo
the ltitobsn of his residence.
Wer, Mxoalan is the proud possessor of
a Carlisle foal that is said to be a dandy,
ANomltzn oar load of (tattle was slipped
from Brussels last Monday to the East-
ern markets.
TnL*13E was quite a heavy frost on
Thursday night of last week. It did not
do much damage.
Is blossoms are an indioation of fruit
there should be an abundant yield of
plums next fall,
IT is reported that W. Nightingale will
remove his stook from New Hamburg to
Alliston where he will run a large store.
Tina oougrabuletions of TEE POST are
tendered to our former townsman, Jno.
Hargreaves, of Toronto. It le it B05 boo.
LAST week James Walker, carriage
maker, Bold a Handsome Miltedo buggy
with a canopy top, to I. 0. Richards of
this town.
THE Band turned ons last Friday even-
ing and again on Wednesday morning
and played quite a number of airs in
good style.
A MAD steer belonging to a shipment
being made by Messrs, Clegg & Dames
last Wednesday lead its owner and sev-
eral other men a lively race in Brussele
for a time.
RAILROAD men are of the opinion that
00 aoaoant of the World's Fair traffic
there will be few, if any, local exoureiooe
this summer, as all the available oars
will be required for through travel.
DxSTRICT Sunday School Convention in
Brussels on Tuesday 01 next week.
There will be three sessions, at 10 a. m,
in the Methodist church ; 1:30 iu Knox
church; aid 7:80 -in Melville churoh.
Every Sunday school worker is strongly
urged to be present and take port in the
program, DIr. Day, the Po,ovivaial
Secretary. will be present.
A LAiios tarantula was discovered on a
bunch of banannas in John Grower's
grocery last Monday forenoon and after a
Roel, obese was despatohed. The insect
is beteg preserved in alcohol. It is said
three two legged "tarantulas" visited the
store of J. Earner last Friday night and
helpe:l themselves quite generously to
bana:.nae, cigars, &o. It will be a dear
treat it the theft is brought home to the
partic t.
ErsenannLnaoUE.-Owing to the no-
avoid.ble absence of the pastor the topic
of til, League last Monday evening was
changed to a missionary evening. After
deem. ,nal exercises the following pro-
gram was presented: -Beading, "The
Home Missionary," Thurso, Gerry ;
duet', "The Master stood in His garden,"
111000.4 Hoare; reading, "Jiinmie's first
moot y," Dora Natit ; duets, "Holy
Bibb.," Miss Sarah and Wesley Currie ;
readied, "Better go to -night," 3. J. Ball ;
duebt, "0n the banks of the beautiful
river, ° Misses Sharp; recitation,
"Katie's appeal to the Missionary
Society," Norah Maunders ; closing
hymn "A better day is coming."
QUEEN'S BxrTHDAT. The Queen's Birth-
day passed by very quietly iu town ex-
cepting when the small boy did the fire
cracker soars. A number of our citizens
went to Mount Forest to witness the foot
ball match between the club of that town
and Brussels. It was a stubbornly con-
tested game resulting in a draw, 1 to 1.
Wingham attracted soars of oar towns-
people also but the program of sports
there was rather of the fake order. If
some of the young lads who made them-
selves so conspiouous from the effects of
grog had been well trounced when they
got home a much needed lesson would
have been taught. It was simply die -
graceful and should not be permitted.
Business Locals.
Fon finest photos go to Strong's.
Alseen paints in new colors. B. Gerry.
SEED potatoes, 20 cents per bushel at
McCracken's.
Goon buggy tope away down in price
at B, Gerry's.
GET your buggy painted at Jae. Walk.
er'e, Brussels.
HEavresT and latest style of dairy cans
at B. Gerry's.
SEE Williams' new buggies. Their
prioes will surprise p se you.
rE t
S o AL drives in shirtless and d sot on
t -
ades at Ferguson & Halliday's.
DID you see Williams,& Sons new bug-
glee 2 The finest line of the season.
PocreS for spraying fruit trees and
bushes only $2.00 each at B. Gerry's.
Ger your buggy tope repaired or cover-
ed over new at Jas. Walker's, Brussels.
Yoaao cow for sale, supposed in calf.
Apply at the THE POST Publishing House.
Warn Pavene.-A few of those lovely
parlor patterns still left at W. Roddiok's.
CALL and see those beautiful delalnette
that we are gelling at 1210., fact colors.
Ferguson & Halliday's.
Ir you want a new set of wheels on
your buggy go to Jas. Walker's, Brus-
sels.
Fon the best assorted stook of window
blinds and spring rollers go to W. Rod.
dicks.
ISN'T that a lovely picture ? Where did
you have it taken ? Why at Strong's, of
course.
WINO w shades, the largest assortment
in town and prices right, at W. Redo
dicks.
ADL shades of alabaetine for house clean-
ing. Also a lot of good carpet felting.
B. Gerry.
Warren & EwAN are building three
styles of road Darts. Call and see them
before you buy.
12 SARD5 extra heavy factory cotton for
$1.00, regular pride 80. at
Ferguson & Halliday's.
NOTHING but high grade photos are
Made in our studio.
H. J. Strong, Photographer.
jun received this week -ten pieces of
the latoat novelties in veiliags at
Ferguson & Halliday's.
ANOTIxzn lot of those spring window
shades just arrived. This is the third
lot this Spring ab Leatherdale's.
SEE our kid gloves; we keep all the
hest mases. Our evened line at 60a, is
grand value, Ferguson & Halliday,
Mx gallery having been repaired I am
now in first•a
lass shape to
e
do excellent
work at tea nttb
eo le•at s.
t d
H. b. Strong.
Bans CARnxAeEa.---0I. Dennie hall re.
ceived a fine range of baby earsiagse-
the latest and beet -which will be sold
at low figures.
Wonsn'e FAea.-Jamoe Walker has de.
aided not to send any of his first•olass
Lige to the World's Fair but will eon
thein all at home.
Winn/ purchasing window eludes
insist on, getting the genuine Hartshorn
spring rollers and take 00 othore. In
stook at W. Itoddioll's,
NAY 2G, 1893.
LADrne I Have yon seen • Loatherdale's
ourtain poles 2 over a gross of them 00101
tide wagon, The wonder is how be sells
Wein 50 amp.
Ilr you want anything in the furniture
line, pianos, organs, pin/Are framing,
window shades or eurtain pole/ you
ebould oall and see Leatherdale's stook,
the most complete stook in the county,
Ir yon ere not buying your hosiery and
gloves from us you are missing some:
extra values lie we have a opeoial line ill
ladiee eines, 811, 6, that we are selling at
1210., guaranteed fast blank.
Ferguson re Halliday.
IN all cages cohere a mild but efsotive
aperient le needed Ayer'o' Pills are the
beet. They improve the appetite, restore
healthy aotion, promote digestion and
regulate every funotion. No pill is in
greater demand or snore highly recom-
mender] by,tbe profeesien,
Tian vast facilities of the J. 0. Ayer
Co., of Lowell, Maes„ enables them to
plane The Superior Blood Purifier-
Ayer's Sarsaparilla -within easy reach
of the poorest invalid. Dont be induced
to take a "cheap" substitute. Always re.
member that the best is the cheapest.
WELL-DIeenie imp DatmLmo,-George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insers satisfaction.
Wells oleanod out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
aids of Turnberry st., Brussels. 34.10
11HEp5LlTie51 Celine IN A Dar. -South
American Rheumatic Cure for Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia radically Duras in 1
to 8 days. Its action upon the system
is remarkable and mysterioue. ib re-
moves ab 01100 the cause and the disease
immediately disappears. The first dose
greatly benefits. 70" cents. Warranted
by G. A. Deadman.
I navE the largest stock of upholstered
goods such lie parlor suites and lounges
that I ever had whish will be soli very
cheap. Note this a8 all you can see 111
upholstered goode is the cover. Any per-
son ]laving bought anything in this
line from me if it has not given good.
satisfaction I will upholster thein over
again for nothing. R. Leatherdale,
THE blov'r DESIRABLE Hone von Ent.
GRANTS rS TEE Wonm..-I look upon the
Canadian Northwest as the most desir-
able field in America, if not in the world,
for intending settlers of the right kind
from the Maritime Provinces, that is,
those trained to agriculture, whether
farmers or farm hands, married men
with families and means, or young men
with yo.,nc women without Menne, to
every one who ie able and willing to work
there is abundance of room and oppor-
tunities to better their condition.
Onaa• MAnarzE,
Formerly of Heatherdale, P. i6, I.
THE Yoxe CASs. -Kingston, May 22nd.
-The big ferry steamer "Pierrepont"
hos parried many a visitor to Wolfe
Island recently to interview L. Yost, a
farmer of that island, whose wonderful
oure by Dodd's kidney pills wan recently
published in these columns. The publi•
cation of so many marvellous cures had
already excited much interest in this
community, and now that we have proof
of what has been said of this remedy at
our very doors it is talked of on all sides.
ISIr. Yott's case was one that had excited
the pity and anxiety of everyone for
many years and now that he is well and
strong the people are not only much grafi•
fled with the result but interested in the
inoontestable proof that Dodd's kidney
pills certainly strike right at the seat of
the diseases for which they are room.
mended and are certain in their results.
asom.n0 -
Ouner.-Iu Brussels, on May 14th, the
wife of Mr, Thos, Curry of a laugh.
ter.
Nonny, -In Listowel, on May 18th, the
wife of Mr. H• 33. Morpby, barrister,
of a daughter.
DARLING. -In Listowel, on May 18th, the
wife of Mr, J. L. Darling, barrister,
of a BOIL
INNEe.-Tu Morrie, on May 23rd, the
wife of Mr. Walter Inose of a
daughter.
HAneuEA
oust In Paisley, 19h
on Friday, t
inst., the wife of Mr. John Har-
greaves, of the firm of Hargreaves
Bros., Toronto, formerly of Brussels,
of a son.
M.d.ZZFZI�7a,
GARNEss-WaTeON.-On May 124tH, at
Victoria Cottage, Brussels, by Rev.
R. Paul, Mr. Wm. Garness to Mies
Mary Ann Watson, both of Morrie.
RIOEARDBON-CAMPBELL.-In Grey, On
May 23rd, by Rev. D. Forrest„ Mr.
Thomas Richardson, of Seafortll, to
Miss Kate, daughter of the late Geo.
Campbell, 18th con. Grey.
WHITE-WILLIS.-On May 17, at the
residence of the bride's father, by
Rev. J. Galloway, Mr. Geo. H.
White, of Tuokeramith, to Mise Ella
F. Willie, daughter of Mr. Robert
Willis, Seaforbh.
WALKER-WILtAtIooN.-At the residence
of the bride's parents, Grey, on May
24th, by Rev. W. Ottewell, Mr. Geo.
L. Walker, of Eaet Wawanoah, to
Miss Jennie B,, second daughter of
Mr. Thomas Williamson, of Grey.
EOEM[an-HALO•-A1 the residence of
the bride's parents, Grey, on May
24th, by Rev. George Baker, of
Crediton, assisted by Rev. H. A.
Newoombe, of Ethel, Mr. George
Eokmier, of Jamestown, to Miee
Hannah, third daughter of Mr. Wil-
liam Hall, of Grey.
WErTE.-In North Dumfries, on Sunday,
May 14th,Thomas White, aged 81
years, 11 mouths and 2 daye.
SALTON.-In Bnthven, Essex Co., on the
19th inst., Lily, beloved wife of Rev.
S. Salton, aged 36 years.
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Spring Wheat
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Butter, tubs and rolls
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Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel,.......,
Potatoes
Hay per ton ,.
Salt per bbl., retain,.
Hides trimmed
Hides rough...,.....,,
Sheep skins, atoll
Lamb eking each
Apples per bag.. ;
Pork
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0=7OW..a.anT+TSF;37-79 9.872.
HEAD OFFIOE, - TORONTO,
ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) 07,000,000
CAPITAL (A.ubhorizsd) • - - 02,000,000
Ageuciesfn ailprincipafoyloialts inkOntarriiio,, Quebec,
1l1aniitobba, ihiited States id England.
gdd''�!�'9tA.J,r940 v�'JdAeu'47r^Tli•
A General Banking Business Transacted. Farmere' Notes Discounted.
Drafts Issued and Oolleotioue made on ail points,
SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 01.00 and upwards from date of deposit to date of
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SrEaTAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO eros COLLECTION Or FARMERS' SALE NOTES.
Every facility afforded Cnstoiners living at a distance,
n
W. D. HART, MANAGER,
CrILLIES & SMITE, IT ,
BR,USSFLS,
Transact a General Banking Business. Drafts 13ought and Sold on
all points in Canada, United States and Great Britain.
FARMEB$' NOTES DISCOUNTED.
SALE NOTES AND MORTGAGES A SPECIALTY.
Interest Allowed on One Dollar and Upwards at Current Rates. Interest Com.
pounded Twice a Year, Being Added to the Prinoi pal at the end of the Months of
October and April. Special Arrangements made for Time Deposits.
We circa to -write Insurance in old latgllall or Canadian Companies, or In Nut -
lila! Companies as inn3' be desired.
AGENTS FOR CANADA AND UNITED STATES : THE C,iN.toxAN BANE or 0o1nrsnoE.
liven, N. E., May 22. -Cheese -Sales,
1,080 boxes at 911o, 586 boxes at Jgo, 1,092
boxes at Jin, 78 boxes at 911c, 1,818 boxes
on commission, 81 paokages of creamery
butter at 22o.
LrTTLE FALLS, N. Y., May 22. -Cheese
-Two thousand two hundred and twenty
boxes at 810, 144 boxes at 8110, 225 boxes
at 90, 146 boxes 0}c, 2,009 boxes at 00,
140 boxes at OSS, 1,9120 boxes 011 commis -
sloe, 064 boxes dairy at 8o to Ogo, bulls at
91c, 76 packages of creamery butter at
20e to 210, 16 packages of dairy butter at
100 to 210.
Tonolamo, May 22. -Flour, straight rol-
ler, 02.90 SO $3.10 ; extra, $2:65 to 32.70.
Wheat, wbite, 67e to 680 ; No. 2 spring,
680 to 64c ; red winter, 070 to 68c ; goose,
62o to 850 ; No. 1 Man. hard, 870 to 880
No. 2. 85o to 860 ; No. 8, 810 to 820 ;
frosted No, 1, 700 to 71o. Pens, No. 2,
680 to 60o. Barley, No. 1, 41e to 42c ;
No, 2, 37o to 8711c ; No. 3 extra, 84o to
36e ; No. 3, 80o to 82c. Oats, No. 2, 37o
to 8
8
c.
BnITIell LIVE Sonic bfAREETs.-John
Swan & Sons, Edinburgh, in their week-
ly report of May 12, say :-Thera have
been large supplies of fat cattle on offer
this week. Best qualities have been sold
at about lash weelt's pricer., lint secondary
bare been rather cheaper. Sheep have
been offered in smaller, numbers and
they met in active trade at advauoed
rates, ewes especially being dear. Fat
lambs, if good, are easily sold at satis-
factory prices. Good quality calves in
good demand at rather higher prices.
Piga met a quieter trade at prices the
turn in favor of buyers, Store sheep
have mot with little inquiry this week at
lower rates, and at the finish a consider-
able number were left unsold. Store
cattle have been offered in large num-
bers. The best qualities have -net e
fairly satisfactory trade with an easy
clearance, but secondary classes diffioult
to sell. Milk cows have met a trade
similar to last week. Beet beef, 7e 9d to
85 per stare ; best mutton, Sad to 9d per
lb. ; clipped, 733 per lb.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y., May 22nd. -Cat-
tle -106 oars on sale ; market active ;
irregular, but generally 100 to 25o higher;
exporters bought at 05.40 to $5.75, as to
quality.
Feb butchers
4.75 to 05.30
light to medium, $4.1D t
0
$4.66 •mixed,
t0
33.75 34.40 ; stockers, $3.25 to $3.60
feeders, 08.50 to $4.25 ; 15 care milk cows
and springers 013 Bale were lower by 32
to 33 per head. Calves -400 bead on
Bale ; ehoioe to fanny, $G to $6.25 ; good,
35.25 to 35.75. Sheep and lambs -60
care on sale ; native, higher ; the best
lambs brought 37.25 and good lots 07,
while the ordinary, common lambs ruled
only about 10o stronger than yesterday.
Sheep were in fair supply and not iu a8
active enquiry as lambs ; state also sold
higher, generally at en advance of 10o
from Saturday, the faireet sheep bringing
35.66, and one load 36.70, with fair to
good sheep at 55.85 to 35,60. Hogs -70
care on sale ; slow ; lower ; packers took
a fairly liberal number of hogs, paying
$7,75 for a good proportion of them, and
$'1,89 to $7.89 to $7.85 for the best ; fair
to good weight Yorkers Bold at $7.65 to
37.70, with the light weight Yorkers at
only about 5o lees than the good weights;
light weights and lots with the pigs in
sold at $7.60 to 37.65, with the best sorbs
at 37.70. Pigs sold at 37.64 to 37.63 as a
rale ; a few choice white pigs and select.
ed stook pigs at 37.70 ; roughs, 36.50 to
37,75, and stags, 36,25 to 35,50.
Menem, Que., May 22. -There were
about 500 head of butchers' cattle, 500
calves, 300 sheep and lambs and 100 lean
hogs and suolting pigs offered at the Eaet
End Abattoir today. The butchers were
out in largo numbers, but trade in cattle
was slow, with prioes rather lower than
the low prices of Thursday. Shippers
wore not buying any today au they have
no epaoe to fill just now, and the prices
of cattle are rather lower on Brinell mar-
lcete. The best butchers' cattle sold at
about 411e per Ib., a few very aboiee ones
malting 4Se per lb. ; pretty good stock
sold at from 83o to 41o, with rough and
half -fatted beasts at from 3300 to 53o per
1b. There were eoveral large bulls on the
market today which were sold at from
8110 to 8Ie per lb. The prions of calves
have still a downward tendency, common
v alb selling t from32 t
e g a 0 34 each, and
Jo
g $
nod ones at from $ 5 to $ 8 molt Joseph
Richard bou'httwo good caives for 316
and three others for 319, Sheep wore
slightly higher in price ; blips Bolling at
about 410 per lb,, and there are very few
good unshorn sheep Doming to the mar-
ket now. Lambe are declining in priori
and 011 at from 32,60 to 35,60 atoll, Fat.
hogs aro pretty high priced ; 000 hoge
selling at 7o to 71o. per Ib„ while quarter
of a cent mein for those jeer come off the
oars. `.dere wag quite a variety of ]can
porkers on rho market today, and prices
of time ranged from 03 15 310.
BICYCLE FOB SALE.-SEO-
OND band, Cushion tyro, at a bargain,
Wheel only ran s months and is good as new,
A, OOUSLEY, Brussele,
TOTIOE I
The Connell of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the Court
House, Goderieh, on Tuesday. June 6158, at
15 o'clock I1.In, Acoeunte against OM Coun-
ty must be presented on or before the first
day of meeting,
Dated May W. LANE, Clerk. 25, 1803.
FOR SALE OR RENT. -0011I-•
PORTABLE house on 11111 street Brun -
eels, for sale or to rent, i• acre of 3000 d, with
good well and iambic on premises. For fur-
ther particulars apPlYp to
JOSEPH CLEGG, Brussels,
or to JOHN BR0AD7005, 2 doors Nast of
aforesaid house, 11-
}JOUSJOS FOR SALE. -FOUR
e houses in on Tu commodious S., aro or aratht
ie Nos.11, 10, 17 and 18, with each there is a
garden plot. They are offered at 8025 each.
Tiro purchase mono, to be paid about Oob.
let, 1898. Title is good. Per further partic-
ulars apply to A.1l 005311tE, No. 18, Torraoe
Brussels, or REV. W. NORTON,:
•43-5 Mount Forest.
Tenders Wanted.
Monday, Ju ei5the ,lforethee 130115ing 00 a Wank
for fire protection purposes, at the corner of
Turnberry and ()bomb, streets, Brussels.
Tenders asked for either brink or stone, con-
tractor to furnish all material, Plana and
specifications maybe seen by applying to
the Clerk. The lowost or any tender's not
necessarily accepted.
P. S. SCOTT, Village Clerk.
COURT OF REVISION.
VILLAGE OP BRUSSELS,
tea Village:of that the
the year1893, Will
be held iu the Town Hall, on
R111Nb.1X, June 5111, 1893, nt 7030 p. n1.
A11 perilous interested will plea o take no-
tice and aft. accordingly.
P, S. SCOTT, Clerk.
COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
Notice is herebygiventhat the Muniolilpal
Council
Grey, Oona Y of Huron will ale tea court
of Re r
V s10n at ro'VyNainP HALL
,DTHEL, on
Frlelny, May Nth, 1803, n110 a, 100.
Parties interested will govern themselves,
accordingly.
WM. SP2NObl, Cleric.
Volunteers' ./Ittention t
A number of reornite are wanted to attend
the Military Camp whiab opens at London
on the 2503. June next. New uniforms have.
particulars
issued to the Brussels Company. Par
Brussels or to fie undersigned t DICKSON, ,
uselCommandiingBslls Captain.
REAL ESTATE.
rARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN.
Salo and to rent, ONEDass y terms in FILMS
ow ellipppe
Of Morris and Grey:. F S. SOOTT,Bruesels.
87-11.
(]VOICE FARM FOR SALE.-
J Being south half Lot 27, eon. 0, Morris,,
155 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
line youngbearing orchard. Immediate pos.
seeaton. Easy Terms, Ap ly to
tt- W. M. SIN OLAIR,
Solicitor, &o., Brussele•
200 ACRE oFARM FOR SALE.
and 12,.eon 10, Grey, 10 offered for sale�t 108
aeroa are cleared and the balance well tiro.
bared.. Buildings nrst-oi age. Orchard, well,
&b. Sohooi house within 40 'rods. Poses•
shin given at 0008 if desired, Por further
particulars as to price terms, &c. apply -to
9•tf
MRS. WAtBE11t,
or NELSON 13RI01)1R, on 10.0,0 vibe P. 0,
OPLENDiD FARM FOR BALE.
L3 BEING lots 11 and 10, Oon.15, Township
of Grey. County of Huron, - aontalnin '205
mares, the property of the late Jelin Robert,
son, 159 ming olear0d and free from ob.
strnctiou lr,
s 000805bush
.t
xea timber
balance partly cleared. Soli
clay loam,
mostllemma ,ro111vg, ed by with welts 5 5 0.
spring pial wore. by two wells and g.
hpring pitiVl ego. ,Oodshed tt. dwelling
00shouse, llsb carter wider hoo g°. Tad and
av'exo atone
caner wider house. large
barns, atone, stabling and other outbuim-
Inge. Two good bootleg orchards, orna.
mental trot; and ama11 fruits, 9, irilag
from l3russels,,,alivol Gm on o 0,.T. BB.,
eenVeniont to school Oliurobes and poet
face, Thin property lies well, ie a find -
elan grain and stools farm and should be
soon by inteneing Pura more ae it is erne. -
eel et lb baigaie..1100 further ptartieulare
MRS. JNO.R01. 3191tTSON,ahppolpyrionmiseoror1b3AytVl1eELsr1bt0o111uOxhtmoNo,k>
0PU,
50.4
PVBJ
HELLS BORE
— FOR --t(
Currant and hosobsrry Boohoo
--AT--
Pepper's Drug Store,.
BRUSSELS,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
T4 L. 'TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
.16a Solicitor and Conveyancer. Oolloo-
tious made. Chloe-Veuetono's'Block, 13rus.
eels. 21-5an
141. SINCLAIR,
+ So11o36oi• Ooovoyanaer,No tars Pub.
lie, &e. olliea-'Vauster We Bleak, 1 door
north of Central Hotel. Private Funds to
Loan.
CAMERON HOLT 1 HOLMES,
Barristers, CAMERON,
Notaries Public,
lir. O. CAMERON, 5. Ont.
O. 0., rn1Lrr rt5LT,
Dr1D1/E5 HOLMES.
AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN, —�
to ud gales Auctioneer,
farmlStook,retaay Sorms
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P.0. Sales
may be arranged at Torn Pose Publishing
House, Brnseels.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
eel on reasonableterms.Iterimsa Parona au 1 farts
stooks specialty. Orders loft at Tao Poem
P ubli shing House, Bruseals, or sen too Walton
P.O., will reeetve prompt attention,
TTAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN-
eE as an At1at10neer, I atm prepared
to conduct BnIes of farm stock at roaeouable
prises. 'Knowing the standing of nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks and getood soonriby When .sold
on credit. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
mea call. 32- 1f S. 50051',
BUSINESS CARDS.
at hi
H. MoORAOKEN,
• Issuror ()Marriage Licensee, 011ioe
Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
yD N. BARRETT,
�l.d. Tonsorial Artist* Shop -Next door
south of A. M, McKay Pc Co's hardware store.
Ladies'and Clildreus hair cutting aapsetalty
e brcNAIR,
1:• Issuror of marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis-
Pire Ineuranase Co, Office at the Cianbrook
Post Oilioe,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INaURANOL^,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH•
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Linvested to loan. nCo11ections made
OMBoo in Grahame B1ook, Brussels.
(\IL PAINTING, g q
toggiveMiuet Renton in oil paiin11105.1harms
where eascertained orkimay bee Been /Most
Mortes would also take a few more pupils in
ma0ie.
91 A. HAWKINS,
• Organist in Bt, John's Ohurnh, Brue.
gels, and pupil, in the Art of :Teaching, of A.
W. Thayer, Mus. Coo., New York, will give
lessons to pupila either at .7. C. Halliday's,
sot..tiio
audJek
Ring n Ste
or if preferred, d
their
own homes,
Tue
f.anda
y, qday and
Wodne a
ed y at Walton Taring moderate.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
t • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. 3e prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. Mee and In5rmary-Two adore
north of bridge Turnberry et„ Brussels,
MEDICAL CARDS.
T A. MONAUGHTON, M. D.
te • C.M,,UR. :C.P., Edinburgh, M. O. P
S. Ont. Residence and office in Wilson'
Bleck, corner of Mrliand Turnberry 'Ste.
DENTAL
1)E.NT1ST1
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S5 D.D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal College Of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and Of Toronto Uni-
versity. •roxan-Over A. It.. Smith's Storer'
Brussele,
REDUCED TO $1,30,-
The Dam of my Registered Jersey
-Rallis the best, cow in the Glen Duart Herd
and a prize winner at the Industrial, Toron-
to. float of 8erVfoe for grades, reduced to
±1.80. G. A, DEADMAN
Dkuggiiol, &0,
BULL FOR SE10VI0E.=THE
undersigned will :keep foe serwioe on
Lot 20, Con.. 5, Merria a registered thorn'
bred Durham bull. Terme ±1.00, to be paid
en Juuuary 1St, 1804, with privilege of re-
turning if 1180000ary.
55.4 PETER BARR,.Pr'oprietor.
ULL FOR SERVICE,
-TI-IE
Oncieraigned Ill troop for Service on
S. Lot28, Ooo. 5, Norrie,
tiff t
h
or
n' bredDurham 1u11 Clear theWay,Registered may be eon.onu1BoatiOn. Aged veers, weight l,70tl p0uudeTerme,1r0tobo paid January let, 1051' Weide sows(task. 1b isnre ±.00.
99-tt OARDIPP & 7NN78,
Proprietors,
MPROVl7DL.i00E 4V13IT 3 QIfJ •
SHIRE BOAR;
The hucloreigeod win keep for serVioo' this. ...
ppr�esent season tiro Improved largo white
York:b
llo pig 0 "Beady" on lot 20, con. 0,
Morris, to,w)yldh a limimis
ted nutnbor at owg
olid b0 taken. Terme $1.3b 10 be paid at
me of eorvice, with the
oa
p
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ivi
lo
a
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r
e
tur
n
-iu ifYacassarY Pedigree may ho 011-
f lin tton amino? ii0ICI:,1513 Pro1.letor,