HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1888-1-13, Page 8Some Reasons
;'7rg our Business keeps Increas-
ing each Year.
1 Wo keep a choice assortment of goods,
malting theme, books end lam goods,
our leading lines,
"We buy in the best markets, select.
Mg those goods that are best value
end wbioh aro likely to give satisfae.
bion. t0 our CnetOmoes.
We' nre satisfied with reasonable
Profits and share the benefits of close
gtarchaees with our customers.
4, In drugs and medicines wo make
purity of the first importance, be.
Moving that those who require these
went the best,
..""i. We employ competent and obliging
Assistants.
43. Wo endeavor to give satisfaction to
Our customers and if any artiole fe
mot satisfactory will gladly exchange
it, and if not as represented will
make good the loss.
1'7. Wo try and observe the golden rule
"Do unto others as ye would they
would da unto you."
6x, A. ic)eadtlirta,rtl,
Druggist, Bookseilrrl@Faalcy (Mods Dealer.
NO REMEDY
gives such universal satisfaction as the
OUGB REMEDY manufactured in
"Seaforth, called -
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Ire wonderful virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
Oats of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Price 50 ate.
117-6ms.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
SOUTHERN EXTENSION, W. 0. & E. 11.
Trains leave Brussels station, uorth aid
south as follows: -
Cabin South. Going North.
moil ............. 9:02 a,m.Mixed 0:80 a.m
.6aprees......31:45 a.m.I Mail,. ..... 2:30p.m
]iized ........:e•SG II,m. I ExpreesAaGp.m
B.CaISew-5 afients.
A chiefs amang ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
Fusers oysters and finnan Iladdies
Thomson's. 21
Ether JAMES is hero Ona visit fr
.Shelbourne this week. eo
A A�Trrr of store wood for sale. W
E, McCracken. 17-
CHAs. Ho.LLINn has disposed of his vil
lags property in Wroxeter.
Bnussaas Owl Club purpose holding a
Ball in the Tow" Hall before long.
.EXTRA 'Mine in new season fruits at
Thomson's, 10
DAVID ARMSTRONG,, millwright, is hoe
for a holiday visit of a few weeks,
COTTADE to rent. 2 rooms, cellar, wood
>sbed, well, &e. MRs. A. STzAcnAN.
Now is the time to advertise your bus
nese preparatory to the spring trade.
FRANK, second sonof J. R. Smith hard-
ware merchant, is on the sick list this
.week.
Bosexa•Esg has been interfered with
'oonsiderably this week owing to the snow
,Mors.
CANDIES and nuts by the ton. Choice
1) .new season oranges 20 cents per dozen at
Thomson's.
WoEnx is the man who consulted the
goose bone and acid we axe going to bays
sin open winter?
Roar. liN8oareo has returned to Trin.
ity College, Toronto, to resume his studies
' in the M. D. class.
Ann you tired sewing on shoe buttons ?
See our machine for fastening, and take
.wrest. BIG Ran BOOT. 26-
Lowe w, ek the Wingham Times came
to hand under new proprietorship. We
wish Mr. Elliott success,
Me. Momem, !Hill street, h seriously
indisposed and fears are entertained that
-the old gentleman will not recover,
'WILLIE, son of John Shannon. of Lon.
don, formerly of Brussels, is enjoying a
holiday visit among his old friends in
town.„
tet„BttoSSRLs school opened last Monday
nhornieg, all the teachers being in their
;plague. Promotions hove been in order
,this 'teak.
20,000 envelopes to hand at Toe Pose
I.'ublishh)g House. Every business man
.should see them and have his card print -
'ed on a thousand of them,
RE1mlroen the annual meeting e( the
East Huron Agricultural Society, in the
Town Hall, Brussels, on Wednesday of
-next week, at 1 o'olock.
A tip-top stock of bill ]leads, letter
and note heads, envelopes, statements,
"memorandums, tags, oto., kept ahvaye in
stook at THE PGs!' Publishing House.
COUNTY Council will meet on Tuesday
21th lnet, It is said either Reeve Hay,
of Ueborne, Reeve Wilson, of Seaforth,
or Reeve Hays, of Magillop, will be
Warden.
Trio newly organized Temperance
Image have secured a Hall in the block
over Walter Jackson's store. It will be
.a comfortable and commodious plane
wheel the improvements are all made.
LABS `Tuesday Counoillcr Grabam ship-
•potl five cera Of barley to New York and
on Wednesday five more went to Palmer.
Ann. Brussels market leads the prones.
Arm ad far as grain and pork is 0001-
.corned,
;felons Women, of the firm of Meagre.
Walker R; Humphries, hoe pntchased the
dweifing house and lot, on Alexander
e*reet,,bolonging to Jas. Armstrong. The
Satter rotonds becoming a resident of To-
ronto, where he ]las a number of friends.
'Vie wish hint sucnese,
.6. mimeo was current on the street on
Wednesday that Alrs. Thos. Pierce had
died very endcldenly. Wo aro pleased to
tray it W110 0 canard all the lady Ie enjoy -
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fro
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o para ysis of the hr art at De Smet, Dicke- tc
ta, on Chri.tmas day. I Ie left home of
about three months ago to take charge of ser
- a sobool in that place and when last
board from was doing well, He will bo ore
remembered in this town having attend- ad
reg
o.
Lon Sunday evening Harry Conneck
eft Chicago for ()attend% Ho was in
good health,
Tug Sohool Board seemed 2 foot green
wood for the Sohool at the low figure of
01.23 per cord from Wm. Smith, of Grey
township.
IT le stated that R. Sperling will re-
move to Wingham Jet as to be nearer the
bead-quertere of his egg business. IIS
will rent or sell hie new brink residence.
Lose Sunday afternoon Melville ohuroh
Sunday school amtllgamated witlr Knox
cbulwh school and listened to an interest.
ing address from :Hiss MoGregor, a 1nis.
sianary who has been in Tndie for a unto -
bar of years.
Now le the time to renew your snit.
seription to Tun Paso. We ciao either
the Globe, Advertiser, Free Press, Mon- I
treal Witness or Star, Live Stock Jaen. s
al, Toronto Nows or Mail with Tee Post
for 92.25, in advance.
CONDUCTOR SNID85, of the G. T. R„ who
was recently converted and united with
the Methodist ohuroh, preached, with)
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THE BRUSSELS POST 1888.
Tule ie the seaenn for partlie, lent- I As EDITORIAL Boom -Editor °Melte,ot
ntor°fat tnavellol•e, daloudar friends, 11118.1 the Orange Sentinel, has been ,°looted
sionary oolleotole, agriotiturel souiety, mayor of Toronto ; editor Butler, of the
and Loyal Orange Lodge meetings. Times, has been eleoted mayor of Stmt.
Cot \1'edueeda,•, February 811*,. the I)is- ford; editor Moyer, of the News, has
triot Lodge of the T. 0. G, T, will on. beer' Sleeted a councillor for Berlin ; edi-
veno in Brussels. A goodly number of tot' Stephens, of the Telescope, has boon
delegates are expected to be present. °looted a °ouneillor for \Valkorton 1
TnE first meetinge of the newly -elected for Johnston, of the Thnee, has been
municipal 0otlncil, in all municipalities, elected Reeve of Port ]algIn ; and other
will be hold nt 11 a.10). or' Monday next, editor's too timorous to mention are 00 -
Tan. 16th. County Council will )next on copying 908111on0 equally RS distinguish.
Tuesday, Jan. 24th, el as the above. The country is safe.
.I,7)1 Loewen, who 11na been a roeidellt Demean CONiooiuu*.-A Huron Oerres.
of Brussels for several years, will remove pendent writes :-"Wo are glad to learn
to Wingham whore he has secured the that Rev. G, A. Gilford, M. A„ of Ripley,
contract of making barrels for the Sett has lead conferred upon him the degree
\Vurice in that town, in conjunction with of Iib. D., doctor of philosophy, from a
resident cooper, university of 1)4111 staluling in tbo United
WE are informed that Richard Hiu States. Dr, 'Gifford bits ahvitys been a
ton has purchased thetinware bum. diligent student, and we heartily son-
less of Messrs. Wait & S\ alsb, of Wing. gratulate him on receiving what is doubt.
any, and took posseeeion this week. The less a well 100111ed honor. Daring the
people of that town will find our friend past four months the reverend gentleman
people
a thorough going, reliable Dili- has been almost constantly engaged in
zee. conducting special evangelistic services,
'•l -lino 1 Whore are you going ?" I'm A more earnest, eloquent and devoted
oing would be hard to find. We hope
he may long be spared to enjoy the hon-
ors conferred upon bpm.
Foamy morning of last week Rev. J.
L. Herr awoke with a peculiar fueling
resting upon him and this wits followed
by a sort of numbness of the right arm
and legand. and an inability to talk in-
telligibly. On consulting a ph)sioian he
pronounced it a paralytic stroke. Since
then the pedant has been slowly improv-
ing and we hope to see him fully restored
very shortly. Mr. Herr had preached in
the Methodsst church, Wingham, twice
on the Sabbath previous and lead attend-
ed the Sabbath School Conference and
Union prayer meeting in town on the
Wednesday and Thursday evenings fol-
lowing. He has not enjoyed better
health for years than during the past
Fan. A report was current that this
was the second or even third attack of
this ohmmeter the rev, gentleman had
been subject to bili we are pleased to say
it is the first and we hops the last.
Bruhn SocIETL.-At a meeting of the
Directors of the Brussels branch of tho
'Upper Canada Bible Society on Tuesday
afternoon the following colleotors were
appointed
Brussels, east of Turnberry street, Mrs.
J. W. Shirt! and Miss Lily Vanstone ;
west of Turnberry street, Mrs. Barnhill
and M. D. 0. Ross ; north of river, Mra.
Pike and Mrs. J. Herr.
Grey township -cons. 1 & 2, Misses
Strachan and Simpson.
3 & 4, Misses Straoban& Taylor,
5 & 6, ?dissect Smith.
7 & 8, S. Y. Taylor.
9 & 10, Misses Hill and Menzies.
11. & 12, Misses Perris and Dark.
13 & 14, Mrs. Jno. Bain and Miss
Grant•
Sabbath morning and evening,
Brussels friends would bo pleased to
him in our town.
PAY Ur: -Wo are grateful 2) a nu
of our friends for the prompt settle
of accounts during the past week al
we have been at considerable adrift
expense in the enlargement of THE
we hope others will follow snit ns s0
possible.
600803. persons hm•e asked nbont
expenditure of the Charity Pond.
Indies Lcep a book showing whore
how the money is being used, and fo
saki ofoonvenunce the book is lef
TUE Pose Publishing Mouse, whey
may be seen any time.
TUE "CRANE." ON TSE 0TREl* SIDS. -S
crank signing himself "A. Y. Har
Bluovale," writes, asking if the G
approves of the providing of champ
at the recent timber limits sale.
Hartley must be a vary careless read
the Globe or he would know that
Globe does not approve of the u
champagne on any occasion. -Tor
Globe. [What's the matter with
big contemporary ? Couldn't it a
to give it's correspondent a civil ens
even if a "crank" on temperance
tare -like a good many others of
Globe's correspondents ? Tho "era
in question is none other than the P
byteriau olerpymen of Bhv vale -a h
ly respected gentleman -Stratford
eon.] The Globe bite apologised.
DISTRICT L. 0. L. -Toe Loyal Ora
Lodge for the District of Grey Inc
in the Orange Hall. Brussels, on Tues
of this week. The day was,verypleasant but there was a fairly wood
presentation present. 'After winding
the business of the year, which was
satisfactory, the following °MleerE 1
elected for the curt ent year :-
John Mooney, District Rarer ;
11. H. Frogueon, Deputy Master;
Robt. Barr, Chaplain;
Joseph Whelpt"n, Treasurer;
J.H. Young, Reaorcling-Seoretaly
J. A, Maxwell, Financial-Secrota
Matthew Morrison, Lecturer;
Andrew Morrison, Director of C
Matthew Wilson,�Auditora.
.Albert Gerry,
The County Lodge will meet at Gor
Tuesday, February 7012.
DIED. -Toe Seaforth paper saes: -"It
is our painful duty to chronicle the death
ofEdward.DeC.,ntillon, son of P. De -
mi
llou of
De elm uotl, who shed
of g to J, McCallum's shoe shop, neat
nor to MoCrackeu'e, to leave my order
for a pair of boots for mtyeelf and a pair
shoes, eaoh, for my wife and delight -
m. McCallum ie hard to boat for a
geed lit and reliable work, 20
Oun old and highly eeteemed friend
Rev. S. Jones if spared to Friday of next
eek will see his 80111 birthday. Not.
withstanding this good old ago hepreaeh-
d twine last Sunday at Walton with
Intoes the vigor of youth and he gots
!bout as lively as a cricket. Brussels
ah0•.1d be proud of this veteran of the
roes.
Wet 810T1I in snaking things boom in
the telephone business. In addition to
he lino to the store of Messrs. McKay &
o„ lines are ruling to Messrs, Walker
Humphries shop, the residence of
alter Smith, and TAE POST Publishing
owe. They work tip-top and the aim-
lioite, of the arrangement kind of kuocka
eoplo cold.
WE are in receipt of a letter from A.
aslam, of Morris, finding great faalt
with Toe POST for publishing R. Arm-
rong's "lying slanders," &a, but as it
as no particular bearing on the subject
issue -the question of a fight between
few boys -and as we do not hold our-
lves responsible for what Mr. Arm-
rong says over his signature in Ton
on, we fail to see where the point ie.
ECLIreaa,---In the year 188ti there will
five eclipses -three of the sun and
vo of the moon. January 28th -visible
enerally throughout America ; a partied
ipee of the son February 11211, invis•
le in Canada, a partial ealipse of the
n July 0th, invisible in Canada ; a tot -
eclipse of the moon July 22nd and
rd, visible in Canada ; a paltial eclipse
the sun August 7th, invisible in Can-
a,
.t.r the open meeting 20 be held in con-
ction with the Farmers' Inetit0le, on
iday evening of this week, in addition
Prof. Penton's lecture, literary eeleo-
ns will tat given by Miss Boyd and W.
Dickson. Misses O'Cunmur and Herr,
d A. Streohee, J. Hargreaves a.,d H.
Jackson will coutrib,,e vocal and in.
=onto! music, A large attendance
oxpeotert. The meeting will be open to
e public.
Toa it ingbam Times says :-"Rev. D.
McDowell oflieiated at Teeswater last
unday Rev. J. L. Herr, of Brussels,
eaohing here. The church was crttvd-
in the evening. N fereible sermon
sed un the advice; tendered by Soi•'mou
David on his assuming the discharge
regal prerogatives," Tour bible must
ely be the rivised edition, Bro., as it
n105 to tis that it was David aavo the
vies to Solomon "on his assuming the
al prerogatives."
LECTURE. -Last Tuesday evening Miss
MaG• egor addressed a large gathering in
Melville ohuroh o11 the various phases of
mission work in India, Ser remarks
were listened to with a g, eat deal of in-
terest as she descrieed the country, the
people, their in0nn075 and customs, re-
ligious belief, &o. Miss eloGregor has
been in India for about I:1 years as a
Inissiouary and teacher and is greatly in
love with her work. She will return in
the course of a year.
Ho1158 FAIR, -At the montbly horse
fair, held on Thursday of loot week, some
thirty animals ohmage(' hands. A great
y more were on the market but the
ere place a higher value on them
n the buyers. The following gentle -
i were here as buyers: -.E. Jobert,
loue, N. Y. ; W. H. Andrews, Woon-
ket, R. a.; Jas. Pahnor, Guelph ; Thos.
0010011, Seaforth; Geo, Climie, Lis -
el; Archibald & Scott, Seaforth. The
ees ranged from 9100 to 9200. The
x fair on the first Tbluaday in Feb.
MIA
will no doubt be largely attended,
ed our high school for about a year rre-
vious to hie departure, where by his gen-
tlemanly and courteous manner he won
for himself a boat of young friend°, who
will ever regret his sad fate. He was
a young man only twenty years of age
and destined to make his mark in the
world but for his untimely demise. He
intended returning from that country
next spring for the purpose of further
pursuing his studies hare. His parents
who are well known in title I0oality have
the heartfelt sympathy of a host of
friends." The deceased wee e. brother of
Mrs. T. O'Neils, of this place.
THE STARE AND THE BEsore.--Last Tues.
day a curling match between sides chosen 31180
by the President (A. Veal) and the vice- own
President (A. Good) was played op tl)8
the Maitland Rink, After an interest- me)
ing and closely contested match decision 'L's
was given in favor of the vfco•President's 80
rinks by 8 shots. The losing side paid to°�
for a splendid supper prepared at the
Quos"'s hotel in the customary style of 1,-"„:'t
that popular hostl,-ry. The following is ru
the spore :-
le ne>•;DENT, vier tmlsrnENT.
,{n.N(*. 1, ami
Bl. MOLenaal, tore
It, Lea tip entitle the
A. Good
21 P. Scott (skio)..... ...11 Ilea
.1, Stratton
A. Wilson
J. B. Grant
A, Veal (ski 1 -
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NTRAN7E 1 000ARNATtoxa 701* J1ILT.
nation papers will be sot iu Laura -
for the next July examinetiouo, from
fnilowing lessons 111 the Authorized
dor :-1• The face against the
4-76, 2. The discovery of Americo,
- 119 8. Lady Clara, 128-180. 4, To
cylarlc, 187. 6. The Gulf stream, 184--
6. The coon -peat of Bengal, 222-
7. The demon of the deep, 266-271.
ter death in Arabia, 272-274, 0, The
aka Molmlan, 208-802. Book No. 6
e drawing course preeoribod for Pub.
shoots will be recd, and should a text
in Agriculture be authorized by
cry 1st, 1888, a paler on this sub -
will be sot at the next entrance exam-
oa, but the subject will bean option -
o and nay marks made thereon will
tinted a0 a bonus.
omson.-Last Sunday morning Wtn,
n died at the advanced age of eighty
and four months. Ile was a nat.
We of Iceland and carne to this country
in his early manhood. For over 26 years
tbhe deceased has resided in this locality
and was well known to a great many.
Tho old gentleman had boon living with
his eon, John, for the past year or two
and had boon down town on the Thurs.
day previous to his death. There 'did
not appear to be anything partiotllerly
the matter except that the machinery
was worn out and suddenly ceased to ,y'" -
operate. The funeral on Tuesday after. ' t tho
Y
noon was largely attended, the service 1°a010 Brij 'e patents,
t residence03
being 000duoted by Bev. 11I. Swann, ago,the parents, Grey tp., on the
sistocl by Roo. 8, Jones, Mr, Wynn hay, 11th inat., e, Itev. J. H, Dylan, i1Ir
been married twice and leaves ' ;1 Torrance, of I3ratulon, Man, to
owe elf ," ' lilies Rabcecn Cook.
ion 1pohinrl blip. ihov aro Mrs.'11. If ,p-
kins, Port Hanilac, Mich. ; Robt, Wyi11, I Unolt 1.y(; ,uu', Or' rho 2nd lust., at
Des Moines, Iowa ; :inn• Wynn, les, the Iioufryu parsonage, by lieu. J.
Welker, Mrs. WVm.tCnrni811 Mrs. To Me- • H. Dyke, Mr. Samuel Cook, of
Ciao and lt(ias R ym), 131 ossels ; Gec1'yelow o, Halton County, to Miss
Jas. 13oborts, .1)ne Aloins ' 1000 )41 \II's, glary Anil Baynard, of Idleknow,
ct Trac <lOunty.
Mooney, ,\lpeua, Alialt. The sllbj :ct of
this notice wax an intelligent oltl entle.
111011 and as independent as,tll -e sell r�'
be. 1 had k)5 nrr carinii ' \Vva�. -lir Brussels, aged
the11HSI in
Ta t kept a span of ) 'inst.,
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worked every day no to shot11 year ago, \Vm, *1,yon, tr., aged Hip year; and. '1
n months,
W. H. McCracken J.BNlant}no
A. Causley Et, L, Jacks:ei 15
D, Straoban J. Hargreaves a sl
D. 0. Riss(vk)p) 12 A. ourrie (skip) ,.IO DM
Mink No, 8. - 228,
W. B, Dickson 8 Af
It. Barrett'
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J. Jonas 7. Turnbull
Molntoeh H.,Tamoe
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ST DARON FARM11115' INSTIT0TE,-Tho
al meeting of the East Huron Farn1-
Institute will bo held in the Town
, Brussels, on Friday and Saturday,
cry 10th and 14211, oommenoing at
clock a. m. The following program
be presented :-Friday, 10 to 12 o'-
, election of officers and preliminary
In the afternoon, address by the
dont ; paper on "Breeding and rais-
abeep, ' by D. Robertson ; "Science
attlo feeding," by Prof. Penton ;
Selling, raising and educating rho
ng horse," by Uriah McFadden. An
meeting will be held in the evening,
cawing at 7:30, tvhon Prof. Panton
(livor an address on "Ednoatiou as
roe of pleasure and profit to the
er,' Musical and literacy selootions
so be given. Saturday, Ine2ita12,
open at 10 o'clock a. m. The first
will b° "R0141)1on of mpg and pre -
ion of land for different 11ups in ills
on," by Simpson Rennie, a prmnin-
+ionitnralist and 00010ma),, of To-
; brooding and raishig of
iballglrt horses as a ammo of pro -
the farmer," byJohn lroMil t
�fn
"1ia79hlg 1nallgoldS," by W. II,
action ; "Draining,'" by S, Rennie.
e. 11meti:tee 9113 open to the public
is rote n 14 r,u17 auto 1( requested.
15 & 16, alias M. Hislop dr Miss Heins.
17 & 18, Miss Smillie.
Walton, Miss E. J. Molidbon.
Ethel, J. A. Young.
Morrie, eon. 2, Miss Reid.
3, Misses Black and Carrie.
4, Misses Black and Currie.
5, krissBr,don stud Miss Sharp.
0, Smith and teacher at Barrie's
sobool.
7, loiases McColl,
8, Miss McCallum.
THE Peso expect, a fall iu the price of
wood. -.That Tax Collector Town will
have to stir up some of the ratepayers
with a sharp stick to get them to pay
their taxes. -Some people won't like the
way we run THE Poso.--That the man
who peddles meat in joints from house to
house will be fined if it is not stopped; -
Tile C. P. R. will have their surveyors
through this way belote long staking out
the route from Guelph to Goderioh.-
Nearly everybody will make an effort to
equate up old aocounts.-Folks will boon
be sighing for the balmy days of Spring.
-That all the old officers will be reap-
pointed in oonnection with Brussels aor-
poratiou affairs. -Telephone business to
boom in town, -Another gro°°ry.-Moro
parties. -The good resolutionsdeoided on
the lot of January are beginning to weak-
en. -A good big class of Brussels pupils
at the next Entrance and 8rt1 Class
Teachers' Examination. -That unless
the Directors of the Grey 73,hnoh Agi.
Society look spry they will not eecure the
Driving Park for an Exhibition Grounds,
•-Business will begin to boom again as
stook taking sales, &o. are anuoonoed.-
Some prisoner will freeze to death in the
Brussels lock-up some night. -More new
subscribers to be added to our list. -An.
other fall of snow.
At Edmonton, N, W. T. eggs Boll for
31 a cloz.
Sarah Fitzsimmons, a servant in to
Thorndale Hotel, was almost choked to
0Sd 9,"E'Ox0'7' 1v .4„TZZZ1 S.,
001111110/ k0 not: AN 1(01(00 1014):1!.
Fall Wheett 78 80
Spring Wlteat 70 80
Oet0 38 134
Peas, 58 60
Barley 60 66
Potatoes (10 00
Butter, per lb 18 18
1Cgge,per dozen 18 00
Apple driveled ushel , .. , . , 4') 00
Hi
ly 6 110
Wootl, per oord 3 00 8 60
shaa-r ommos 01 owLe R2reemM.
C01nt1:°Tan 0.000501 17 RIMY 1WARR.
Pall Wheat „ 78 A2
Spring Wheat .
Barley 70 82
Oats 88 705
Peas 08 60
Butter, tube and rolls, , . 17 00
Eggs per dozen 18 00
Flour pot, barrel4 50 00
Potatoes 60 00
Hay per ton .. 8 00 9 00
Hidee per lb.. 5 G
Salt per bbl., wholesale.., 00 80
Shoop skins, each.... (10 1 00
Wool, per 18. 20 28
Porlt 0 25 6 90
Live Stook Markel.
MooTnEAL, ,Tan. 0. -There was only a
fair supply of butchers' eattla on the
memo!, but more than required to -day,
as the bntoltnrs had boon buying freely
during the latter part of the weak. Beat
sold at frotn 4o. to 4¢a. per lb„ with
pretty gond at from 8}c. to to. do. Com.
mon dry cows and rough steers feoln 29c,
to 8}c. Not much demand for sheep and
prices without material changes; from til
to 94.60 each, No sales of live hogs re-
ported. Dressed hogs sell in large lots
at about 7;to. per lb., awl small lots from
7ao. to 7Ao. do. ; single hos 7a. The
horse trade is improving and during the
past week there were shipped to the
United States 08 working horses, costing
an average of 9106.77. There were ship-
ped to Dewit, Iowa, eleven stallions, val-
ued at ur-
ing December about 300 h500 each. orses were sold
at the horse exchange stable, Point Sb.
Charles, chiefly for shipment to the
United States.
THE PEJPLErs COLUMN.
0.N.00 WILL BUT A GOOD
NN'' straight grade Bull Galt, ready
for service iu the Spring. Apply to J. .N.
I1N17CHT10L, Brussels. 23-0
ULL FOR SERVIOi, TH
undersigned wi11 keep a thorough-br
Durham. bull !or 00rv100 on lot 80, ton,
Morris. Terme, 81,00 with privilege of r
turning if necessary. ,TAS. privilege
1'ropr
tor. 25.4,n
DANKIM�O.
][oINT. SI3' tC MoTAGGART,
13.A191u111S .;. BT1fTSSl,LS
Transact a• General I3a.nlctng
Business.
NOTES DISCOUNT3D,
Oanacllau and New York Digits bong,
and sold.
Interest allowed on do notate.
Collections mere 01) ,favorable fermis,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
•�7`%rAll); b STNOLAIIn, RAl?RIS•
Tins, &0, ORloo 1n LOe1ie'e block,
Bruaeels, ltoneyto Loan.
1.3, DI(Iii3ON (LATE WITH
Hott(Otwrmv,4Proodfoot, 0n'1oieh)So-
41100hr, brussels,
10. ,anu.•, ^ranE'e
blo0k, Brussels, Mono) to loan.
M. TAYLOR, li 0. L., IIAR.
• lama, BOBOItor, tee., of the llrm Of
Stenhou.0n, Makson & Taylor, rip rristora,
Soltottors, do., Manning Aroade, Xing Street
West, Toronto, Money to loan.
A LLX &TINTER, CLERK OF
Conveyancer, ?Sotarr'6yy Public., Court,
Huron
to loainsurance 00ttone Made,
daOtlloo a in and
ham's Block, Brussels.
POBERT2C U N N i at0�'947
IN8nnn1oa,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MEDICAL CARDS,
DR, HUTCHINSON HAS BE •
moved his o®ce to J, Harpreoyee'
Drug Store. Iteeldenee 0011211i Strout
J- A. MONAUGHTON, M. D., 0.
• M.D.lt. 0.P. Edinburgh, Physician
surgeon and Ace000b er. O$1ee, Ai rs, Shlol's
block, 'Dumber?), Street,
M. F. CALE, M. D , 0, M.
'Member of tllo College of Phystotars and
Surgeons of Untaaio by ex',,einatlon
00)oo and liestdeuo-Mein St. 30..st, .4th e
Ontario,
DENT) L.
Il....:14"17XS4917 11
G. L, Boll1 D s.,. Honor matelot, and
ed 111.11.0• D. S., of Toronto. NItrnus °aide
0, Gas administered. Prions 1104,11 a', 1 ne low.
as good work Den bo done Ins.
io- OOSoe over Jobuston's Bar Arnie Store.
Soaforta,
NT O :✓ X,Ca to !
The Cannan of the O0rpors.blon of t
'ouuty of tturou will meet in the Co
House, in tine Town of Goderiah, 011'213555A
JAwnanr 247u. PETER ADAMSON,
27.2 County Ulork.
Salesmen Wanted 1
Stosiy mnplpylnentttleguarat tea 1C1} SAAR
AND EY1'SNemx Paan. Apply at once, stating
ago, (Defer to this pais",)
.---.Ci1A1E ititirT185570, Colborne, on
YDY;NTj)a1
W J. 4'oar,L,D 15, tra,iuuteofTo-
he
1 ionto Sohool of ut,4,o 1. 4fl o•• Miens guaranteed.• Olnce- (loft's
v. i Blook, Seaforth.
Asti natal booth, 0 rot quality• ands
guaranteedIlt,for 813.0upersot,
ULL FOR-ERVIOE.-T1IP
bred undersigned , l( Vedder"lt fore service son
lob 20, eon. 3, Morris. Ho hos an extended
pe,ligreo nertfllaat0. Perms -51.60 for the
seas, u for grade o0t1•a and $5.00 for thorough-
breds. 20.3mJ. BOWMAN.
��.URNITUR)J FOB SALE. -AS
I intend leaving Brussels for Dakota I
wish to dispose of my household goods by
private auto, Pipe furniture dna). be seen at
my residonoo, Catharine street, next door to
Dr, SfaIielver's. I wish to leave by February
1st. 07.2 MSS, T. DUN F0RD, Ju.
REAL ESTATE.
•
HOME F3.R11S FOR SALE
' A fu,v splendid, improved farms foe
sato in the township of Grey, Morrie an
Maintop. Apply to A. U0LGATTY, Oo
Acationeor,Oruss0ls P. 0.
1i70il -ALE OR TO REN'L'.-
111ss0l5 Lime WTbe oes houseed win s, stapbbbleell or ,.le. theent
11156015
given for wishing to a*11spoae telt kilo
Waco, Per further partloolaro as to Prion,
terms, &e. Apply to TH08, TOWN,
2'7 Proprietor.
3)101%7C3't rr,
Honor Graduate of the 1teya1 0011050 of
Dental 80050ona, TOrorto. Nrrnoa (1x1D1,
OAR adolinistorta for the V5410008 GXtree-
tton of teeth.
OFE3(!11.:---t:orne1l I11 *'),, 721ta1I480LS.
• AUCTIONEERS.
CIEORUE EIRE BY, L luEN.
Vl sun Auotionoor. Salus oonduat,d on
reasonable terms, feriae and farm stock a
surotalty. Orders lett at Tom Puerr Publish.
ing Douse, 13rnssole, or vont to Walter' poet
office will receive prompt attention.
ALEX. DELGA''P'I'Y, A ij0 T'IUN
J. Eon, is prepared to attend to Wee on
the shortest notice. A specially maple or
sales of thorough -bred stook. 'Torras -nude
known by appllaatlon tr run POW Publish-
ing House, whore Or8Or0 may to loft, or
uddrere to Brussels P. 0.
ItAYMANN, AUCTIONEER
. is always roedytto attend salts of
d fnrnls,!arm stook, &o, Ttlrins 0)100x11107
• gn•0,,. Ortu,brook IP.U. Solos may ua 1,1-
Bauged at Tun 501T Publisot„g tl.ntse,
russels,
death the other night by a piece of frim
cake geeing in her windpipe while e
was laughing In artily.
Tho new Board of Trustees of the
per Clanndt College was ltppeintod
follows :-7Ton. John Beverly Robins
Wm
UUSE AND- LOT FOR IALEI
n-
141,31)Al FOR SALE.-T1iE SUB'
farm,:t'eih,blo5 0Ooa0. 1) v(3rotil t'onus131N
1&tion On„ los sal o, Poore are about GO
d soros cleared autl In good heart, There 10 e
he log house, good back Baru, heap ing oroliard,
nnrlentllo norfurty rparticular 0n too
1178 13000, For further ivbsti particulars, 00 to
Up. Lpilco, 107015, 010;, 0)15)1Y to the Proprietor,
8s '1'LI1)R. 10IBLOP, 01a -o P O„ N, iv, '1'.. or t0
on, 2-tf DOUGALb S7.`1tA.OHAN, B 1 Sola
Hon. John McDonald, IIon. S, C. Woo
Dr. Lanett, W. Smith and W. B. M
Momrioh,
J. J. McLaren, of Toronto, who is a
licher far the Dominion Alliance, eepeat
that a strong effort will be made put 211
next session of Parliament Dither to r
peal the Canada Temporan00 ;Sot, or t
s0 amend it as tomalre it useless.:
Au Ottawo despatch says •-The Gov
ernmonb, it is uudgr9.iood, iy serioiisl
considering the advisability of making
ohange fu their policy as regards North
west railways roe' response bo the repro
septations of �aettlers. Any steps take
will be in the, direobiml of a reduction in
the laud grants, the Government t
guarantee a portion of the bond issue
instead. r
Gntm •,-In Brtis lis n
s ,o the :6th punt
tewife of M. 11. 1
Grundy
of
son.
121511Annao8,-In Grey, on December 28tH
1 the wife of Mr. Neil llichardson 0
o a son.
-Frame boo o oontathiog th*001arge
rooms no stairs and dining r00m...,;,, nitttng
0. 000111 down stairs, also summer ldtahen
s ggpad 0(aa uuti large wood shod attached.
'Phero le,t succi naw frame Otnble un rho
° 11n�'otuisos. 8011 and/lard water 02 too door.
O. Tberels ,t 05",10ardon a good fence 0ux-
O ronn,ls yho 31)10)0 lot, 110100 8d
am•o °7 good
load In Otto village of babel, G1'o7 18 8, Vo .
7'°00°o0ton particulars
0 given AuoD 111, 1088, s7or
fUlil.iorpat•ttou1ere aplA,v m, the premises op:
V * to 3A8, B. GOVXLNLUOL., Soaforin Ont. '2G
a (ti OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
" `X Morris, 011 reasonable terms. In order
- to 01500 the affairs Of the estate 0f tho Into
n W. G. itingeton, the 1x511120 a offer the lol-
lotving valuable lands for sale, lfiret-North
o 11,111 51 Lot 80, ConeesSiou 6, Township of
s oro rigs,
containing
barn with steno
foun-
dation, good orchard, wolf andpump. Near-
lyallelearod, and is on tiro gravel road
closely ndfcioing the village of Brussels.
This terra is avaluable one, Is. well fenced
and in a good 0tate of oltltivatton, Jior.
" prince
tut' apply to 111308, 103031113',
a 1)ro00ees P. O,, Hunts J1)1 1Nss, Vi°bona
ethers P, 0„or ;aunts SMITH, Mail Lodge
1', 0., 8tlddloeox 00111127,
f I'clx•11n Fol' shale.-.
• Pmmoio tho Tower nship o! Gro , 0 valuable
1 Grey, one, This
of luta 0 ated 7, Don .li in aafd tolvnsi'ip. Thio
fare) contains 200 notes and ie within 1r' miles
tin rho thriving 0101e.go of 73rus,'ele, 5512*,
gi+odgr✓ yob rpa,tlu011114 211,11020, *11)01,2.160
hares aro elcared,freo .'rem atumpg and i,, ,t
high state sI 00111yettw,. rho hManua is
Ilan lyywooded, This term 10 0511‘10111503?
well mmod, nearly the who10 of the f011e00
holm; straightllnd Navin,1-tt boon erected 111
1885 and %a. On the promiseetll ore is a cern
to rtable log dwelling, bon Reand igen afrom e
born with stone stabling uudorneath In
wh i,1h there is n Iv011 ,with anabuurlati l 0119 -
ply of oXeoll en I, water. ''1'11ok01 t0.likowi4ea
now frame 0ells lnnt hnnse, 40x00, weXl
floored,al,"v„ mud below, and neatly sided'
npdpalnted. Pospar2)Oitlm•a apn1,y to 115
Pral'0201O1• 14.2741li 111{.'1Cs0N,
I tYo. lt'ogi tiny, B0re0 Cu„
G0dt'rivh.
BUSINESS CARDS.
XT 9.. MoOBA0EEN,- ISSUER
F' I e of Marriage Licenses. Oi)Tca at his
Gmeery,Turoborry Street.
,t n1oNAIE, ISSUER OF MAR -
A. Hoge Li00000s, by appointment of
Lieut, -Governor, Commissioner, &e., 9, B.
Ornveyanoorand Agont Fire Itieurance Oc.
011100 at the Cranbreo1Po0t OR)oo,
A:I RODDIOii, I OTTSE, SIGN
Gilding, ! and Ornamental Painter. Gratning,-
Sign and Decorative Painting in all
ISA branches, Shop Blinds Clout up in style.
Paper Hanging et specialty. 8bop ono door
South of J. Buyers'carriage Works,
O WHOM IT MAY ()ONCE?, RN.
-Tho und0rsi nod i0 prepared
and Bopaie Sowing neht oe,Organs,lle
M
A number of second-hand =obi nes o° hand,
others. Work done at "*y rooitl0000, 330.283
William Street, Brussels,
all in w
10.17onting order, may be oxedmnged for
BOOS. 114001113,
L' . W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College has resumed the Practice of John
N001, V.S,, and ie prepared to treat all die
eases of domesticated animals on soient100
andopproved principles. Treatment of del.
ioate foals a epeofalty OOboe two doers
North of Br ago, Turnberry street,
CUMT'ORTABLE DWEELLING
`✓ .von 800,0 at a bargee”. For full part
tlattlars ac to price,location,l,ote., aunty to
W. B. 1)10/460N,8-tf
R UILDING AND CORNER
l 5701E Pon,SAL3.-Tho Undersigned' has
leased, from M a. Wui. Shine, a Steno
Quarry,for a number of years, and is now
prepared to furnish any quantity of Bttihling
and Corner Stone ab a reasonable rate. Per-
sons intending to build should romembot
that! can supply all the Stone, to addition
to doing the Mason Work, W. P,
1(311131X,
8.1(0 73rassels,
i tARi4t IF'OR SALIN • —TTitE SUB.
sonrmnn offers hie exoellon
t 1001,arra
Tartu for 5 1l) westItis part of on 1), 11 10 50
brio lots res ematpd. 9 lot 0, There e
good,[MoaTyro
emend. Tho stabling,
aro
good, Trro barns with 551 feet
stabling, ively.
ore m0x011 root and 8(be5 feat respmyoung
Them are two frame (beetling aling Douses, ,young
orchard hoft,tsoros,and alt 0100 _a 071(01m1 -
die Thereto it 00010), atubt be glo ernn x nn
time. Iii Pons°sa 41mi a be B ussels
time. Thn�tarn, is 9 cilli, trent Brussels
and hi hl a m00)11141 ll locality, 11007 to the
Settee', olmralp to Per price, Icane, oto„
01'b1y 10 the Proprietor cit 1,110)0r0015100.
4.11 30118 SMit'7f,1'reprietot.
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