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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1888-4-6, Page 8Are You Going -Td b(i14t,vify ee,.r thomns? 1f su, you had better secure a'supply of that beautiful WALL PAPER which we aro now selling. In oonsedusnee of a break in the oom- binationprioo of Wall Paper manufa0- turers in the States we are enabled to sell you Ntet• Designs iu American makes °helper that ever before. We have several nice Gilts now, and in BORDERINGS likewise we have a much larger, cheaper and better assortment than we have ever shown in Brussels, and more to follow. G. A. Deadman's flrue. Beek ce Fancy Goods Store. NO / 1>v LIJMLJ v 1 gives eneli universal satisfaction as the LAUGH REMEDY manufactured in Sea$orth, called e--LUMSDEN & WILSO N'S^-`•--' pip+p/Nn'�:eNnrp/n, ''"i,U.y n+�'NO•n/p•n' nn /plum x,,,•,.,,,,;oN/agiu, , la N,u,uN.u;n,eln loyal Glysoratod Balsam of Fir Its wonderful virtues Have created a demand for the Preparation from all parts of the Province. Druggists sell it. Price 50 Pts. 17.6ms. WAD TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION, w. o. d: n. R. ' 'reineleave Brussels Station, north and south as follows: - Ruling South. Going Forth. Mpu..............7:02 a.m. I Mixed 9:30 am E rcnrees......11t45 a.m.1 Mail 2:50p.m M ixod....... ....8:55 p.m. 1 Express 9:450.m Tata' • `` ties icm , A ebiei's amang ye takin' notes An' faith .he'll prent it. Aram. MP= syrup. Gramm Spring, GET ready to clean np your yard. ('RIORET and baso ball will now come to the front. Poowe ACT repeat vote on Thursday, April 19th. EAsr Hrmow Spring Show next Tues- day in Brussels. i1EveyAL services are in progress in the Methodist church this week, conducted by the pastor, assisted by the Rev. R. Pant. JAMES Bnoeecoo'r has leered the brick Rtowe from W. R. Wilson, lately occupied Iiy R. Malcolm. and is having it fitted up for a restaurant. To vote in favor of the Scott Act put a gr000 on the ballot after the words "Against the Petition," as for the petition is for repeal. A emmen mut sermon will be preached in the Methodist church next Sunday evening by the Rev. M. Swann. The ap. prosohing repeal vote will be referred to. A SERMON on Temperance, with special e reference to the approaching Scott Act contest, will be preached in Melville church next Sabbath morning by the pastor. Tan Provincial Provident Institution, St. Thomas, Ont., the most popular In. surance Company in Canada. Over $200,000.00 of Insurance written in Brus. eels and vioinity daring the last few er eeks, P. A. BLACK, General Agent, Amaricsn Hotel, Brussels. FOOT Bkr.L.-On Good Friday several tames of foot -ball were played at S. S. Aro. 6, McKillop, notwithstanding the vary disagreeable weather. The firsf st�,top was between Leadbury and No. 6. The totter won by a score of 8 goals to 0. :crewels and No, 6 played next, when the former won the only goal kicked. Leathery, :assisted by several outside 1pfayere, then played Brussels and won a OIL Refreshments were served in the cahoot Souse. There was a large attend- ance of spectators, LAST Sunday Conduotor Snider ocou- pfed the pulpit of the Methodist ohuroh. fn the morning he told the story of hie conversion, which had a very marked effect on the congregation. At the even- ing service the ohuroh was filled to the doors, and notwithstanding the fact that (Stairs filled both aisles and all the space was occupied in the gallerys, people were unable to find seats. Mr. Snider preached from the teat, "The Spirit and the Bride 'say come, eke.11 At the close of the die. mune twelve persons stood up, exprees- irlg their desire to lead a better life. The enrolees were most enjoyable, and no one could fail to be impressed with tbo ear. neatness of the preacher, IateximmMENTs,-Smith Bros. have the liriok on hand for veneering their new cottage adjoining their factory. They will also put up a stable on the same lot. -Mire. Henry purposes having her resi- dence veneered with brick this spring.- . zto.:Robb has a large amount of the necessary material on hand for the erec- tion of his now reeidence. We under• stand it will bo a very nice building when completed. -Livingston Baia. may build anew flax mill next Tall on their farm west. of Brussels.-Robt. Armstrong is milking arrangements for putting up a workeliop and dwelling on his lot on FM21. abeth street. Hien Somme ---The 1•egulatione ee- speeting the Doparamoutal Examinations have just been issued. Tlio examinations for Third and Second class, non-profes- sional, will begin Tuesday, July 8r'd, and continue np, till Saturday, July 7th, the foliowirg being the subjects prescribed by the time table:--Euglieh Poetical Liter's - tares History and Geography, Arithmo- 015 and Mensuration, English Grammar, .Algobra, Engliah Composition and Prose .iitern.tore, Reading and Orthoopy, thawing, book.Ketpleg, Precise 'Writing i4nd.IndexingsLatin, l renoh and German ,Anahore, Physics, .Latin, French and (forpie i Composition osition and -Grammar, Botany. The Second class or Pass Mat- riculation ;Isxarninntfot will begin of THE BRUSSELS POST THE curling club enjoyed oousiderable' sport at the risk on Good Friday Rev. Ain. MaKieaee fs expected to preach in Knox obnreh next Sunday. WE want money to handle 'Eggs. We are markingBoots very low. A. Goon. Pavarern Rook hens for sale. Will be sold ebean. Apply to L C. RreorARns, Brussels. SRO. MEADOWS had the job of scraping the Main Street. He did tba work well last year. IT is reported that James Timmins, merchant of Bhievale, may become a resident of Brussels. WsazLEn conveyances mime their ap- poarences 011 Monday, as the sleighing was about played out onTurnborrystreet, To vote in favor of the Scott Act put a oross on the ballot after the words "Against the Petition," as for the petition is for repoal. PEOPLE often hear of "'sizes" in clothes, hate, oto., but few know exactly what is mens by the word "size." A size in a coatis ono Melt; in underwear it is two inches; in a sock,, one loch ; in a collar, one-half of an inch; in a shirt, one-half inch ; in shoes, one-sixth of an inch ; in pante, one inch ; in gloves, one cion; ter inch, and in hats, one -eight of nn inch. Foe MANoTooA.—Last Tuesday Duncan McLauehlin, jr., Dau. MoLanchlin, Thos. Sample and wife, Anthony Sample, jr., Wm. Sample, John Robertson and Wm, Armstrong from this locality took pas- sage from Wroxeter, per C. P. 11. They were destined for Brandon, Cypress River and Portage -la -Prairie. Two oar• loads of stock and settlers effects pro• coded them. Semen Scuoor, CONFERENCE. --The closing monthly meeting in connection with the series was held in the Method- ist church last Wednesday evening. Af- ter the opening exercises short addresses were given by Rev. M. Swann, Rev. Dr. Moffatt, Rev. R. Paul, Rev. J.. Ross, B. A., and W. H. Kerr. These conferences hare proved quite successful and it is to be hoped that a similar course may be adopted next winter. VESTRY MEETINo.—The annual vestry meeting of St. John's church was held last Monday afternoon. oommenoing at 8 o'clock, a lair attendance of members being present. The auditors' report Ahowed the past year to be a prosperous one, felly realizing the expectations of tae promoters of the envelope system. The following officers were appointed :- Thos. Maxwell, Peoele's Warden ; Harry Dennis, Minister's Warden ; 7. Har- greaves and Thos. Pierce, Sidesmen ; Thos. Kelly, Lay Delegate to Synod. C.P.R. SunrEYohe.—The Elmira Ad- vertiser says : The extension westward of the Guelph Junction Railway is be- coming more of a reality than heretofore, the surveyors being engaged in running trial linos for the further extension of the road to Goderioh. The line at present being surveyed is south of St. Jacubs, about half way between that village and th.- town of Waterloo, onward towards Heidelberg, having as an ohjeotive point the village of Milverton. • We are also informed by gossips that they intend surveying a northerly route which is sup- po,ed to come near Elmira. We expect to see them when they come. PEorLE Wst KNow.--Mise Hawk, of Ethel, was visiting at Rev. R. Paul's last week. -Joe. Ballantyne has taken a situ- ation at Palmerston and wont there this weak. -Mrs. R. G. Wilson was called to Iuuerkip last week owing to the illness of her father.-Robt. Ross was home from Paisley for a short visit to his Brussels friends last weak. -Mrs. W. H. Leech, of Goderich, has been the guest of Mrs. T. G. Holmes this week. -Thos. Buyers, a former employee in the Ronald Engine Works, was renewing old acquaintances in town last week, He makes his home in Toronto now.-Robt. Wyng, of Wing - ham, spent Good Friday with his father. -James Kelly, jr., was in London for a few days last week. -It is reported that our townsman, Thos. Town, intends tak- ing a trip to Kansas and adjoining states. We don't like to lose old and reliable res- idents, -Miss Humbly, Isilss Abraham and Miss Steveneoo,three of the teachers in liraeeele Public School, spent their Raster holidays with their friends at Goshen, Stratford and St. Marys, re- sprotively.-Miss Clara (reiguton left last Monday for. Otterville where she takes charge of a millinery department. -Mrs. J. H. Young has boon dangerously ill during the past week but we are pleas- ed leased to hear that she is improving nicely now. -W. B. and Mrs. Dickson attended the wedding of Mr. Diakson's cousin at Goderich last week. The groom was School Inspector Tom. -Dr. McTaggart, of London, was in town for n few days this week. -Thos. Knechtel was home last week for a holiday visit from Gode- rich High School -C. R. Vanstone and Wm. Denbow were home last week from Elsinore. Miss Addie Vanstone acoom- pahied her brother on the return trip. -- A. G. Dickson, of Walkerton, spent last Sunday with his parents, -Mrs. John Dunbar, who reoentle moved into town, has gone to Ethel to reside. -Mrs, Ain- ley, sr., is home after an extended visit with relatives. -J, .Bryan, of the Luoknow Sentinel, wife and Children were visiting with J. Sell and wife for a few days.- Miss Mary Wilson, who has been resid- ing in Galt for the past year is renewing old acquaintances in this vioinity. She wi.l accompany Mrs. McFarlane to Cali- fornia, we believe. -The family of Rich. ard Hingston removed to Wingham this week. Mr. Hingston has been in busi. nem in that town for several months. - E. E. Wade is attending the Spring Aseizes at St. 'l'homa4 this week. -Miss Maggie MoLauohlin, of Wingham, rvae visiting friends in this locality for a few weeks. -Misses Ida and Jeanie Stacey are tallting of going to Colorado when the McKay family go. The young ladies have relatives there, -Miss Mary Buyers has secured a situation as assistant bgqok- keeper in a store in Toronto. Miss Maud Clappison, of Toronto, formerly of Brussels, is in the same establish. meet. -fetor Stewart started for Dakota last Wednesday, after a visit of n couple of months hero. Wo expeotsd that Ito would not have gong back a bachelor, but he did.-Iilrs. P. Scott and children are visiting at James Cline's Winghaln, this week. ---W. Scott, of Ayr, and Mrs. T. Thompson, of Seatliforth, were visit- ing at John Tait's last week,--1Ve aro pleased to observe the names of R. Kneohtel and J. W. Shaw, of.Brnssels, the list ;of successful matriculants at Trinity Medical School, Toronto.. -•N, D, Morrish, of Teoswatm', was in town lest Sunday. -Mrs. M. M. Cardiff returned ' ieeday, iToly ifrd, and oontiniic till from a visit to Sholbo»rnb on Wednesday Teeciday, jolly 10th. hirstclassbe,gins . cfternooil.-Mrs, S,.TT. Label wag visiting Oh `u ay, lath. and centilitre's hill , Mrs. Time. yieCnlingh til lVinglianl last 'Wddnetelnr, lath July, week•; Gra GEBEL talks of visiting the Old. Country next bnnlmer. Burmese School Board will meet on T'riday evening of thin week, t To vote in favor of the Sentt Aot put a prose on the ballot after the rvords "Against the Potition," an for the petition is for repoal. Mite. Arrixer,nrn has returned from the city with the latest and most fashioneblo styles in spring and summer millinery. Look out for the annonneement of milli- nery opening. Tun monthly horse fair did not draw as large a orowd as usual on Thursday, owing, no doubt, to the bad condition of the roads and the showers of rain in the morning. THE snow should be got off the side- walks now, especially from the railway to the southern limit of Turuberry street. A little effort on the part of our residents would soon no the work. SODS foolish body rung the fire alarm early Sunday morning, and rented gate a few of our residents out of their beds. They were not any too well pleased when they remembered that it was au April fool, R. MALcorat, furniture dealer, having entered into partuersbip with smith Bros., has removed his stock of furies tore, undertaking, leo., from his old stand to the new factory. Look out for the new advt. of the firm next week. WE had a pleasant call on 11'ednoeday from Rev. Dr. Moffatt, who has beou supplying Knox tinned. pulpit for the past two Sabl.a,hs. He is a scholarly men and has Mon a very suceeesful pas- tor. The rev. Dr. ie a good preacher. Tim Y.P.C.A. bold a temperature moot- ing in the basement of Melville church last Monday. Addresses were given by A. Good, Walter Innes and John 13. Mo- Lauoh.in. A debate will be held on the 16th inst., on the question of extending the Franchise to women. THE welcome notes of the Brussels Band were heard on the afternoou of Good Friday. We believe our residents will be pleased to see the spring opening np, so that the enjoyable weekly concerts be once more in vogue. New music was the order on Good Friday. DR, SIHorAIH.—We would call special attention to the visit of that 'Scottish specialist, Dr. Sinclair, to the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, on Tuesda,, April 10th. Remember the doctor is net one of your Yankee guaoks, but the oldest in the prof,:ssior, in Canada. Consultation free. See supplements. HYMUNSAL.-On Wednesday last Pub• lip School Inspector, J. E. Tom, of Exe- ter, was united by the silken tie to Mise Maggie Dickson, daughter of James Dick- son, Registrar. The oerenfony was per- formed by the Rev. Dr. Ore, in the pre- sence 01 the immediate relatives and a few personal friends. Gregory Tom, brother of the groom, and Miss Lizzie Diokaon performing the ouetomary offices for the bridal pair. Goderich uow gains 00 a resident an estimable gentleman and a painstaking and able county official, and the newly wedded couple have a host of friends who will rush them an abund- ant share of happiness in their matrimon ial career.-Ooderich Star, RESOLUTIONS Or CoenocnxoE.—At the regular monthly meeting of the Brussels Orange Lodge, last Monday evening, the following resolutions were presented, being printed and neatly framed To henry Mooney : DEAR BIBB= BROTHER.—We, the mem- bers of Brussels Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 774, wish to convey to you and your family our heartfelt sympathy in your sad affliction. It has pleased Almighty God to take from you your eldest daugh- ter, Addie, who departed this life on February 21st, A. D. 1888, at the early age of twenty years, and although the kind words of your dear daughter may have ceased to be heard, comforting words may be found in the Book of Life. "God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in time of trouble." We humbly ask yon to tempt our deepest sympathy in your sad afiliotioa. Signed, on behalf of the brethren, T. G. HOLMES, 13. GERRY, J. H. YOUNG. Moved by Bro. J. H. Young, seconded by Bro. T. 0. Holmes and resolved that we, the members of Brussels Orange Lodge, No. 774, learn with feelings of deepest regret of the deoeane of our late and worthy brother, William Mooney, sr.. who departed this life on Feburary 2Srd, A. D, 1888, at the advanced age of 78 years, and that we, the brethren of L.O.L. No. 774, sympathize with the widow, eons and daughters of our late brother, who had been a chartered member, a worshipful Past Master and a useful and honorary member of this Lodge for thirty-two years, and that a ooey of this resolution be forwarded to the widow and family of our late brother. Hoping that at the last great roll eall we may all meet at the right hand of the Great Master in Heaven, who will nay "Well done good and faithful servants, enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." Signed, on behalf of the Lodge, MATTnew WILSON, W. Master; Josneu H. BOWMAN, D. Master; ALBERT GERRY, R. Secretary. Canadian News. -Navigation is open in St. Clair Lake and River. The Newfoundland seal catch has beein unusually large. A. Morris (plan,) owe gave birth to five lambs recently. The contract for the Rod River Valley bridge has been let. Twelve hundred immigrants arrived in Winnipeg last. week, The Albert College at Cobourg is to bo improved at a cost of $7,000. Nomination in Kent takes Clapp on April 26, and election 011 May 2. Oarsman Wm. O'Connor has challenged H. D. Wisp to a Taco on Toronto Bay, Carriage woke on a large eagle are to be constructed this season in Brantford. Tho dwelling house of Robert, rose, Burford village, was atruok by lightning on Sunday afternoon and badly 'Matter- ed, but all the inmates escaped death. The chimney and stoves ivere greatly shattered, the whhdowe broken, and the cbildrens' clothing and shoes were torn to fragments, and their bodies burned, belt nob fatally, although all ware Omen - maims for time. The bolt passed off on a wire clothes line, wbich was melted. Whore the boll emerged from the house the upright timbers were brotton into fragments and the =stone .foutndetiort shattered. Fear was sitting with his feet On the Stove at the tittle, and he was throwtl completely over and cut of tiro window. The house was the property of 71. P. •1lrywno,f, to l was esnrrr1. Brantford is discussing a ohemioal fire engine. The Arnprior Town Hall, with the town's fuel apparatne, oras burned Mon. day. It has boon decided to hold; a bench show of doge during the next Wesiera Fair. John Rea, known throughout Wester Ontario as the "Hon King," is duad,aged 81 years. - A gentleman in Coldwater is said to have two bona -fide specimens of the white crow' -stuffed. An at'empt made on Saturday to settle the troubles in the Hamilton building trades was unauocesaful, It is announced that Dr. Widdifiold, M. P.P. for North York, has been lip- pointed Sherif( of York. Winnipeg Icelanders are moving to have Leif Eriksson _publioly reoogmzed es the disovorer of America. Ono hundred recruits aro wanted for the North -weer Mointecl Polido. A re. uniting officer ha. reached Ottawa. The hotels at: Banff aro full and the weather there is beautiful, The new C. P. 11. hotel will bo opened on May 1st, To vore in favor of the Scott Act put a cross on the ballot after the words "Against the Petition," asforthte petition is for repeal. W. 1V. Buchanan, Dominion eounoillor of the Royal Tempters, has instituted councils of that order in •Strathroy and Pet oloa this week, Hon. Thomas Greenway, of (Crystal Ci ty, Manitoba, has imported a thorouel'. bred Shorthorn bull, bred by iioorgo 11. Caldwell, of Barrie. The ladies of Wellaceburg are talking of starting an Anti -Lodge Sooioty- members agreeing to look the door at 9.80 and never relent; no never. The Department of Agriculture is dis- tributing various samples of naw Russian wheat for the purpose of making a series of tests throughout the Dominion. The Palmerston Postmaster has had to pay over $689 on account of a register. ed letter having been traced to his office and there mislaid or stolen from him. An unknown woman left an infant 4 months old in the Grand Trunk waiting room at the Union Depot, Toronto, on Tuesday morning, and has not been seen since. Robb. Lamareh has been elected Presi- dent of the South Essex Fruit Growers' Association; W. G. Baldwin, vice-presi- dent ; A E. Burley, secretary; George N. Bissell, treasurer. The Traders' Bankhave taken over the business of the Federal Bank, Tilsonburg, and will open a branch there shortly. N. Dower, the former manager of the Federal, will have charge. A daughter of Austin Moron, Renfrew oonnty, returning home from church, sank exhausted by the roadside. When discovered the next day her toes were so frozen that most of them had to be am- putated. E. B. Eddy, of Hull, has returned from his tour among the shanties on the upper Ottawa. He says this winter's out hes been very large, and although the snow was deep in many ;parts the season for lumbering operations compares very fav- orably with previous years. A very sad and melancholy accident occurred in London on Monday last. A small boy, son of the late Rev. Dlr. Til- ley, while shooting at a mark accidental- ly shot his playmate, Alfred Bradford. The victim only lived a few moments after the ball entered his head. You:o.-In Brussels, on April 29th, the wife of Mr. J. H. Young of a son. MoLAuo0Lrl-At Molesworth, Mar. 27th, the wife of Mr. Daman MoLauchlin, of a s',.r. asa.1-xEesaa• Hosame-NIsour-On March 28th, by the Rov. A. Stevenson, Mr. Wm. Holmes, of Grey, to Miss Mary Nig bet, of Elms. Jmerx-trop..-At the residence of the bride's father, on the 28th inst., by the Rev. Wm. Torrance, Mr. Jabez Jermyn, of East Wawanosh, to Miss Martha Roe, of McKillop. Tom -Menem -At Goderich, at the residence of the bride's father, on the 28th of March, by the Rev. Dr. lire, Mr, John Elgin Tom, Inspector of Public Schools, to Mies Maggie C., youngest daughter. of Mr. James Diokaon, Registrar of County of Huron. BUnwsen.-At the Methodist parsonage, Belgrave, on Maroh 26th, Ethel Ger- trude, adopted daughter of Rev. N. S. Burwash, aged 4 years, 1 month, and 16 days. w 1vx rni, nato'steems. Heneall, April 11. Listowel, April 20, Mitchell, April 11. Seafnrth, Tuesday, April 17. Wingham, Thursday, April 12. Hibbert, at Spring Hill, April 13. East Huron, in Brussels, April 10. Colborne, at Manchester, April 13. East Wawanosh, Belgrave, April 11. Stephen and Osborne, Exeter, April 6. South Huron, at Brumfield, April 18. 0121A7'ORTEE SJLa1Zzemsis .. CORRECTED O.IuEIULLY EVnRY WERE. Fall Wheat 78 82 Spring Wheat 70 80 Oats 88 41 Peas 60 00 Barley 65 70 Potatoes 60 06 Butter, per lb 18 00 Eggs, per deems 12 00 Apples, per bushel 75 iib Hogs, dressed 6 50 7 00 Beef ................. 4 50 5 50 Hay 8 50 9 00 Wood, per cord 2 40 8 50 =H'essomenz,0) sa.ehre=a'rs, CORRECTED CAR1.I0LLY EVERY WEAK. Fall Wheat 78 81 SpringWheat .., 70 80 Barley 60 70 Oats... .......... ... , 38 40 Pods 58 00 Butter, tubs and ro115, .. 17 18 Eggs per dozen..,,., 10 00 Flour per barrel 4 00 00 Potatoes ...... '..,,,,,..,, 60 00 Hay per ton 8 00 9 00 Hideo per lb 4 114 Salter bbl., wlloleeabo.,. , 60 80 Sheep skins, oath.. ,, . , 00 1 00 Wool, Or 11, Perk 20 lI2 650 APRIL 6r 1888. ' THE P- lP1.E'S COLUMN. 1 ' BANKING. (,Z1fRVANT WANTED -- b - Apply to 01tt8 11.11, N'A1)10, (SERVANT WA NT D.—••APPLY 1. to _ 10105. T. FLIITOIIElt, 7�1OUND.-A NEW AXE NEAR 1 the 87• JPnobolSco, 110. GROwner ane beep 10, ,ANT, Postmnstor. IAY FOR RALE-APPIIY 7'0 T105, tit1.11 11- Lot 1l01, Cou0044,, O, Croy., L :LAT STEEL 11111Y LOST IN • Bruisols, Finder will he rowaroed by leaving it et THE Pose! Pubiishing }louse. rIOMFORTABLE DWELLING ' con 551.1) eb a bargain.' F.,r full part Neuters a0 t price, locution , On, imply to W. 13, DICKSON,8-05 TTIOLDINO, KEY WAS LOST IN !8 Breeeeba an Saturday between Rayon -tit & Turebell'e Piero end airs, Geo, liayurof re reeldence, Pinder will bo rewarded by leav- ing it at Tan PORT Publishing House, 118.2 t;TOCK FOR SALE. -ON COW supposed to be in o.tlt; one Heifer to calve in April ; one brood now and six young pigs •one young sow, aro 11'tbo'-bred, Also olio filly rising tree, Enquire MIL T. RING- STON,Lot 30, Con, 0, Morris, liauseels P. 0, 28-t1 ..... _.-._. AWS GUMMED, FILED AND t. 7 Regulated n Lot 11, Con. 0, Grey. THOS. 910 11119005. Ile now hap nig new patent sew est, "Sawyer's Guide," for sale,. It Lithe best mads, an inn savers any. Pat- ent tor nate. Patentee will allow geode to 00 made ou royalty 11100, M0(IRErIOR, 31 - Brussele, Ontario. VIULL FOR SERVICE —THE undersigned will hoop a thorough - brad Durham Sull for service on lot 00, eon. 6, Morris, Terms 01.00 with privilege of returning it neeeesary. JAS, 0111.112, Proprietor. 30.0m BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE undersigned will keep the thorough• bre1Durham mull "Vedder" for service on lot 29, eon. 3, Morris, He has au extended pedigree oortiacate, Terme-51,50 for the semen for grade 00450 and 10.00tor thorouph- brode. 20.2m J. BOWMAN, Er OUSE TO RENT.• --THAT comfortable pottage at proaent oe• onpied by 11. Beam, Hill street. Largo lot, stable, •well, ole. Rent moderate. Also commodious storehouse In rear of Postelile° lately occupied by 61r. Roddick. 37- 7, R. GRANT, DlssoLU'I'ION H1'' PARTNERSHIP. Dnuseete March 12,'80. tw0on the oundersiheretofore ed,)lunder existing gfirm name of WAnn & SINcx,Ant, is this day dis- solved by mutual consent, Witness: (E. E. WADE, GEO. D. COOPER 1 W. M. 0550 LAIR, i,EALED TENDERS WILL BE iJ received by the undersigned up to the 10th of April for the mason and carpenter work, also the veneer work and Mastering of a house on park lot No. 7, Turnborry-et., Brussels. Plans and specifications may be soon at Smith Broa,' planing mill, Brussels. Lowest or any twitter not necessarily ao- oepted. To uders may be joint or separate. 30• 301iti 130BB. REAL ESTATE. CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.— A few splendid, improved farms for sale in the township of Grey, Morris and MoKiilop• Apply to A. DELGATTY, Co, Auettoneer,Bruesels P, 0,f -FGR SALE, OR WILL RENT to suitable perties,t.store with com- fortnble and oommodioue dwelling, Good cellar, 1 acre of garden ill bearleg applse, plums e.nd small fruits. Good stable. Ihie- constilutea ono of the beet openings In On. Unto for a good harness -maker, being in the °entre of a splendid !arming sest.on. Near- est opposition Brussels, 7 mites ; Listowel 13 miles. Apply for Terme to D. W. MILNE, on the promises, Hemel,. 29 - 'FOR SALE OR TO RENT.— One of the best business etande in Bmssels, the new brick store on the earner of Mill end Turnborry streets, north of the poet office, occupied at present by Mr. E. Malcolm as furniture store. wires -ohm ostler accommodation. The upper Dart laid out as a dwelling house. Hard and soft water. Possession given 1,b of May next. Nagy Terme, which will be made known by applying to WAf. B, WILSON, Proprie- tor.Brunets, Ont. .- .. 84.3 FARM FOR SALE. -THE nsaerexan offers for Sale the north earn quer tarot 10128, concession 5, Morris, County of Huron, containing 00 acres. The land to of Orat equality and in a high mato of cultlyation, well fenced end uuder-drained, 45 scree cleared. New frame hours, 8 rooms, milk house with concrete walls, 2 wells, good barna and shod, orchard, eta, Bight agree of fall wheat. This dateable property adioine the corporation of Brussels. Suit. able terms w111 be given, Title perfect, JAMES GRIEVE, Owner, 00- Box 258BruStsle P.O. COOD FARM FOR SALE IN ' Morris, on reasonable terms. In order to oleo tbo affairs of the estate of the late W. G. Hineaten, the executors offer the fol- lowing valuable Janda for este North half of Lot 00, Oeneeseion 5 Township of Morrie containing 00 scree. On this Sot is mooted a good frame barn with stone foun- dation, good oroharq, well audpnmp . Near- ly all cleared, and 1e on the grave road clearly adjoining the village of Brunel', Thin term is 11, valuable one, is well fenced and in a good state of cultivation. Per prima and torus apply to TA08. KELLY, l3ruseuls P. 0,, HENnm Jnnxrsee, Viutoria Square P.O., 01 JAsses 8MITrr, ;Maple Lodge P. 0„ Middloeox County. 200ElJ ACRE FARM FOR . Vl� 0Orst-olaestarm for soloSALEIn the Township of Morrie in the County of R neon being south half of north halt lots 25 & 28 andsouth halt of 20' in 5th eon., contenting 20,1 acme more 01 len, 128 earnmostly clear of chumps and in a good state of euiti- ration, Thorp is it young bearing Orchard,a good )louse and heuk barn 88 x 68 loot with atone stably undertleatu. The farm is situ- ated within a mile of the Village of Emends end is it good farm for grelo or stook tattl- ing as itis watered with the river Maitland and bovor inning springarools, Poeseoaion will bo given at guy time.:For further par blinders apply no the promises or to A A. ROBERTSON, Brnasele, P. 0. 8.01 esisionereer ]/[oINTOSH rk MaTAGGAII'l'. BANKERS -;• 131RUSSLELS Transact a General .Eaulonp Business. NOTES DISCOUNTED, Canadian and Vetted 6 rates Din Re bnnght and sold. InOren allowed on deposits. Oatierliane made en favorable terms, Canadian Agents-Alencnnity's HANK 00 CANADA, NOW York Agehlts-I reoliTltlre ANn Toon- BRE N_1222022A1. !ULNA, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. INT M. SINOLAIR, 1-OLIOIT- • er, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &c. Odlco ; Graham's Bleak,1 door north of Hargreaves' Drug Store. Private Fends to Loan, rpE WADE, BARRISTER,J • Solicitor and No tory Public. Con- vevancing. Collections and Leanine. Mr. Wade ill attend in (Jerrie every OVednen. day at two o'olook. PIOKSON & HAYS, (Leto with Garrow &Prandlont, Code - rich) Barriebern, Solicitors, Onnvoyanoers, &c, Office, Crest's Bloole, Bruisers. Moony to hall. 10, S. BAYS, W. 11, 1)1('KBON, Al • 111. TAYLOR, B. C. 1,., BAR- .8te.hn escEn�Solicitor, Ra, 01 the firm of n n nn, 1 leksoo & Tesler, Berristeiw, Solicitors, &e„ Manning Arcade, fling Street West, Toronto. Alone)* 50 loom, ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF the Fourth Division Court, Co, Huron, Oonveyenaer, Notary Public, Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds invested and to loan. Oodeotions made. Omoe 1u Gra ham's B1ook, Brussels, ivOg1RT 0UNN1N0 10501501100, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH' MEDICAL CARDS. M. P. CALE, M.D., 0. M. Member of the College of Pltysloians and Surgeons of Ontasio by examination 0Mee andBestdsno-Main St, llnst, the Ontario. JA. MCNA.UGHTON, M.D., A0. M, L.B. C. P. Edinburgh, M. C. P. 8. One, At Hargreaves' Drug Store from 0 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1:30 to 4 p. in. At other hours may be found at the residence formerly oconpied by Dr. HutoIiiuson, Mill street, DENTAL. 11.014.1NTX:Writ > . G.10.Ba11,L. D.S„ Hoaor Grndtutto and M, 10.0. D. S., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered. Prices graded mud as low 00 good work can be dons Tor, Oilice over Johnston's Hardware Store, Seatorth, DENTIST. W. J,Pear ,L.D B.Gr,.cluatoofTo- ronto School of Dontletry-. All oper- ations guaranteed. Cillos-Oady's Bloalt, Seaforth, Artifioialteoth, 5 retquslity, and a guaranteed flt,for 812.00 parent. IDENTIOSW. a a.Ma,RlX1NT, Honor Graduate of the Royal Oollegps of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. NIrlhoe 02100 OAs administered for the painless extrae- tion of teeth. OS'FICE.—Garneld Rlocir, BRUSSELS. AUCTIONEERS. (1 EORG1II KIRKBY, LIOEN• BED Auctioneer. Sales conducted on reasonable terms, farms arid farm stook s specialty, Orders left at Tae Peer Publish- ing liouee, Brussels, or scut to Walton poet 0alee will receive prompt attention. ALEX. DELGATTY, AUOTION- Een, ie prepared to attend to Bales on the allotted notice. A epeoinity made of Wee of thorough -bred stook. Torino made known by application to T15s P0eT i'ubliah- ing House, where orders may be left, or address to Brussels.P 0. A RAYMANN, AUCTIONEER, • is always . readytto attend sales of hiring,fawn stook, dee. Terme ohoerfnlly given, Graubrook.11,0. Sales may bo at. tonged at Tire Petr Publishing Rouse, Brunets. BUSINESS CARDS. $. MoORAOKEN, ISSUERvv • of Alarriage Lionises. 01ll00 at 115 Grocery,T urnborry Street. AMONAIR, ISSUER OF MAR- rlage Licensee, by appointment of Lieut,-Goyernor Commissioner, &a., Q. 13, Ornyoyanoer and Agent Fire Iaeuranee Cc. 0Btoo at the Craubrook Post Office. \ M. RODPIOK, HOUSE, SIGN and Ornamental Painter. Graining, finding, Bigu and Decorative Painting in all its branches. Shop Blinds done tip in style. Paper Hanging a specialty. Shop ono door south of 7,Buyors' (Jarrlage Works. 12W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR • Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Ooi1e00 has resumed the practice of John Nott, V.8„ and is prepared to treat all die oases of domesticated animals on soionttne andapprrrved prinolples, Treatmeut of del- icate fonts a epeciolty Offlee two doors `north of 13. idge,Turnborry anent. OTICE TO .. DEBTORS. -0]j TI ao of nt of being at rent ex lone'Y Ivor ,lin o f g g 1 17 rLk•llt'. �ip2' @.oalOc building and adding now machinery cad also intending to start the manufacture of farnituro wo beg leave to inform all due the undere(gtlocl to be kind enough to settle up either with Cash or Noto. Line, llom- look, film, Ash or Maple Sawlogs will be takohfn Slay, delivered at either of Amnnt Bros. Saw Mills, as this firm 1200 p00011 gid our saw mill in GrooX , All aoeounto will bu entree at the Nat, Factory, Brttssols- n-8-tt 'MITA B1408. Phogub0c0ieer0reenter sato Ida Valuable Fermin tliuTotvnsbip of Grey, comprising tots 0 and 7, 001,11 in gold township. This here ciente Ins 200acresaudle within .111 miles from tiro thriving village of Brussels, with goodgravol wee Marling thoroto. About 150 n cos 500oloamdL,iroo from grumps and in a h gh grate of. culblvaton, Tisa balnneo is nutty weodn,l Tide farm is portieulmly w ell fenced, nnarlyythe whole of the fences being straight and having boon mooted in 1885 end '80 On ttlopremieoetlieraia a corn tortabdotog dwelling house tend ago° dfrania baro with atone nettling underneath in w hich there ie it well With an tremolo's.t sup. I,1y et uxoolleo,t water, Tharp is likewise a 02015 from impletnent hone°, 40425, well floored,above and below, encs neatly shied and Chimed. Perp ieblsttiats Apply to the P1st prietar, ..00(00S 11301(8135, Ragistaar, Huron Co,, 1010- t+onerleb. FARM FOR SALE.••—THB SU]3• SCR/111M offers Ms v0111ah10 100 acre tem, being lot3, eon. 13, Grey 'eownettip, leucon Go„ for gale. 'Chore aro about DO horde Mitered and in geed heart. Thera fe t, log house, good bank batt, beating orchard, 81111511 the neee0aaryy 001lu1Nvne5a on •the p ronnisee. For firer l+.er, pnrtienlars le to price forma, 0(0.,s til to the Pronfietor, ''51100..3016110P it' ire it.(), N. W. T.. 01' to 5.51 33017(043,13 STBA054Al0, 13rnsselb set 1 c tr 1i 11 1 b t1 3 t r.• 10 la c•1 tl tl f tl S It tl 51 01 a d Ol it w in 1, h, t1 71