The Brussels Post, 1889-1-4, Page 80
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M ±-)ROOF
Only bots, per Bottle,
dna n. Fine Stock of
School Supplies
PASIOillitere
1101.-,, lit Bookseller and
Fancy C -ode Dealer.
NO REMEDY
gives such universal satiefaction us the
COUGH IU flt1L'Dl manufacterod in
Seaforth, called
�'=---LUMSDEN ee WILSON'S-
Wo.•e'n °,na`,'aeu a... ,',lie ..
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��lltiil 0� �' T
��ay`al O1 coratei
N tl �
Its wonderful virtues have created a
demaud for the Preparation from all
parts of the Province,
Druggists sell it, Pelee 50 cts.
17 -Gras.
GRANS TRUNK RAILWAY.
sonTEERN EaTENsiox, W. 0.,k D. R.
'TratnsleaV3 Brussels Station, uort and
south se follows:-
Coins
ollows.
Coins Aonth. Going North.
Mali .... .003 a.m. I Mixed 0.80 a.m
F,xpress......11:95 5.01 Mfii7...............3:03 p.m
idixed 8:55p.m. i Express 0:46p.m
,ocat iD5 aces.
A cbiel's amang ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
NEW goods at STnaonao BEM,.
Voso's furniture beats everything.
Comm meeting next Monday evening.
Scnoo. Board meeting this (Friday)
evening.
Ancuir. firc.TT was in town for several
days this tittle
Ter, Largest Assortment of Lamps in
town at B. Gerry's. 20
TUE Bell Organis a winner every time.
Ask Alex. Wilson.
Tire THE POST for 1559 if you are not
already a subscriber.
Comb WOOD. hard or soft, taken oe ac-
count. DR. GRAMM.
Nsw cutter for sale cheap, word taken
for it. W. H. Mc0eacxes. 23 -
GET married and save money by buy-
ing your furniture from ARTHUR VEAL,
New arrivals this week. Handsome
'Hanging Ruby Lamps at B. Gerry's. 20
CALL at THE Pose Bookstore and get
one of the well•known Pansy series of
etpries. •20
OWING to a pressure of job work THE
POST was somewhat late in publication
this week.
A communication from Thos. Stracban
is crowded out of this issue, It will ap-
pear next week.
ORexeoe 180. a doz. alto a largo assort-
ment of candies and nuts at lowest prices.
Geo. Tuoafsoe, 23-
RonneANDJOHN W. Gonnox, of Amar.
atatb, wero visiting their sister, Mfrs,
(Rev.) Paul for several days.
Mu, earl D' ns. Mercm=T, of Peterboro',
were visiting the family of W. A. Cal -
hick this week, Mrs. Matchet is a sis-
ter to Mr. Calbick,
.Feta minded electors should be on the
look out for election yarns, told in the
ia'tmoment tocatcll votes. Tato then
with a grain of salt.
Ar the horse fair Donald McLanohlin
sold a general purpose team for the cum
of 3315. Mr. Mallray, Morris, sold e,
heavy draught horse for 6212 and Itobt.
MloLanohlin, Grey, is said to have re
aeived 3226 for another.
MEAT MAnxET.-I have opened a
Butcher Shop, "lid door south of the
mflrket, where I intend keeping good
matt at reasonable prices. Orders de-
in/bred in any part of the town, A share
of Publlo patronage solicited.
20-4' Ivens Bowen.
CLEAUINe SALE, --Mrs. Kirk will sell at
cost for cash the following goods viz:-
HOpds, caps, jackets, mufflers, leggings,
&ar, Berlin and Zephyr wools, 8a per oz.
Noav is a chance for Bargains. Call and
see. Opposite Queen's Hotel, Brussels,
NEXT week being the week of Prayer,
union meetings will be held as follows,
beqginning each evening at 7:30 o'clock:
Ti3esday, January 8th, Knox church, sub-
ject,
ub•
j ot, "The Holy Spirit;" Wednesday,
Jy`a^nuary Oth, Methodist church, subject,
"The Family and the Church ;" Thurs-
day, January 10th, Melville church, sub.
jeo'li, "Reforms."
Went.Dlr,rrxe AND Dttmr.nse,-George
Birt has all the rdt ceave v Machinery for
digging and drilling nolle and is prepared
to attend to all work entrusted to him in
teWay thatWill insure ta-ideation. Wells
cleaned Out and put in proper shape.
Teems reasonable. Ite'eidcuce second
doer north of the bridge, west side of
.Curhberry street Bru eels. 5.tf
CUTTERS AND SI r r- Hs,--soott ,k Will-
iaMshave asplendid lot of cutters and
sleighs just finished. Thu timber is the
best, thoroughly sea solitd and the work.
mrynellip eann01 be beaten. We will not
be undersold. The customer with the
smash in his hand can make it groat bar-
gain. Give us a call and see our cutters
and sleighs. Scot r . \Vrr,IaArts, Mil)
Street, Brussels, n10
ti
Kim Grimm tlu:t::r Sceool.. --On
Thursday evening of last week the an•
nod social of the above mentioned school
wee held. Aftora supply of pr..Visioitc
had boon taken care of, .Ghee. Strachan
took ibo chair, and after an appropriate
address called for the following interest-
ing program :-Singing, school` song
"The Unfinished Prayer," Clara Hunter ;
sibghig, seven 5irle • reedit*,, b2isu K.
Dutton; recitation, D. Glt6itetPp Nog,
"Toho Viewer Girl," Alla°' Clow bell f,. ids
(freak Rev. Mr. Howie;' pin a.. j. 0eve4
girls; reading; 11111, Hermit singing,
girls; reading,
recite/heat 1!Iaotak Willlaijjoi
DcEblogyr
itravessetimatuealonfes
THE $,RUSSELS •
HOST
! Furthgroceries at STRAcii.tN linos.
( )Hoes CLARA MVADOws is borne for tt few
situs F. MoNTtiosilliE was in town Olio
1',rook.
MIS. MISTIME is on the sick list Chi
1 week,
D.'NIHILISM and wife, of Stratford ar
in town.
Mrss Mutant MCINeeentTON is Visiting
in Wingbam.
ARDSTRONO ]i.LIM, is on the sick list with
itdiammation.
Ronr. Brace and wife, of Gorrie, were
in town this week.
Ma. Cams is spending a few days with
his sister, Mrs. Bruce,
Miss Ge riz Teca of Sbelhourne, is
visiting friends in town.
Rom. KNEOHTCA is home from To
routo for a brief holiday.
Miss Pnlnoee, of Bampton, is visit-
ing her sister, Mrs^ Fairfield,
Miss apple VANs'rox)t spent several
days in Seaforth this week.
Mas. A. Crime, sr„ is making visit
to iciativrs at Iiarrlstor.
Roar. Noxi, a former well known Drns-
.:ehte, was iu town last week.
Otto. Goon and Jno. Stanley, of Sea -
forth, wore in town on Tuesday,
Hiss Penes, of Galt, wits the goett of
Mies Cara C'rei htnn this neck.
Fetes Slattern x was home from Ron
t da 10-1 me k.
cardiae for a ft days
GEO. BAElil:t received w rd this w: ea
of the death ..f a theca from elyphthcria.
S
\V)i. J. Bet -ries wife and cltildreo, o
1 ,t rd era visiting : t the .menial
I'
arfe ,
P
home.
Goo. E. Coornn is partialis inoapaoi-
.lattd for work owing t0 a Polon on his
left hand.
Tum Methodist ohurch choir sang at
the Walton tea meeting on New Year's
evening.
W. J. Smith, of London, was visiting
his uncle and aunt, 13. Ward and wife
this week.
NATHAN Jones and Richard Bowdon, of
Colburn, were visiting at Wm. Vanstone's
last week.
THE toboggan slide at the Lime Works
was in operation on New Year's day. It
is great sport.
Mrs3E8 BTHEL AND LINDe McCLYarorT,
or Wingham, were visiting T. S. Humph-
ries this week.
Mess PAULIN& OLIVE;, who is ill with
typhoid fever at Thessalon, Algoma, is
slowly improving.
BEV, E. A. Fran, wife and family, of
Hensall, made a short visit to the paren-
tal home thin week.
Alt interesting sketch of Samson at
Gaza by Mrs. Howie may be read on
page 3 of this is.uet
En. CunillnroN, freight agent of the
G.T.R., Galt, was home last Sunday on
a visit to his parents.
PEnov WHITE, wife and children, of
Port Elgin, were is town for New Years.
They returned on Wednesday.
Roam. schools opened on Thursday of
this week. The town school will resume
opeations on Monday, 7th inst.
Joliet Slum and wife, J. W. and Miss
Shaw and Miss Green attended the
Masonic Ball in Listowel last Friday
evening.
Ir is said that Thomas Webber, shoe-
maker, contemplates moving from Brus-
sels to Bingsmi}l, on the Canada South-
ern railway.
Do you want your organ gleaned, re-
paired and tuned or your sewing machine
cleaned and tuned ? Call on T. Moor,
Brussels. 25-
Mts. Tues./Inner, of the Moose Moun-
tain District, Man., is making a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Dougald Strach-
au, and other relatives.
A TENT of the Maccabees is being or-
ganized in town. They start with some
15 members. The Society is much the
lumens the A.O.U.W. or the 0.0.E.
THE annual meeting of the Grey
Branch Agricultural Society will be held
on Thursday, January 10th, in the Coun-
cil Chamber, Brussels. There should be
a large attendance.
THnnn will be two polling places on
election day in Brussels, -viz : at George
Lore's officio and the Council chamber
Ronald MfoNauahton and Wm. Aldridge
are the Deputy Returning officers.
Tun familiar face of our old and high.
ly respected former townsman, Thomas
.Lown, was seen iu Brussels this week.
It is rumoured that he will shortly—
bat then rumour is not always correct so
we will await developments.
MAITLAND SEATING RINE.-Now is the
time to secure your ticket for the Rink.
16 single tickets for 61.00 Season ticket,
32.00. Special terms will be made to
large families. The Bink will bo open to
ladies every Wednesday afternoou, act•
misstou free^ Tiakete may be obtained
from the manager, A. J. Lowery. 21-2
Lest Sabbath morning Ivey. Jno. Roes,
B. A., preached an interesting discourse
to the young people of Melville church.
His text was "Wash Inc and I shall be
whiter than snow." Ho considered let
David't prayer with the pub -divisions
lst, Plain prayer; 2nd, Penitential
prayer ; 3rd, Pressing or urgent prayer.
2nd David's persuasion grounded on (1)
The Promises of God ; (2) The Power of
God.
3, ROBERTSON jr., of London, Was in
town on New Year's day. He purposes
returning to Scotland in the course of a
month or so and will again engage as
instructor of dairying in the land of the
heather. lie enjoys his work immensely
and has promieed to give the readers of
Tan Pose an acoasional sketch of his
work, aka., during the Doming Sommer.
He is cut intelligent, agreeable young
man and is well fitted, no doubt, for the
position he holds.
aForm's Division Cone last Friday,
',Foot boots, shoes anti overshoes go to
S'rntCutO Intoe.
Pon the pew embroidore'I dregs edule
' at STiacuox B1tos.
s W. NmariNoamit and wife were in
Mount Forest this week,
o TUE English and the Germans should
i read Adam Good's uxplauntion.
T. FLo'rcnl.n and wife were in Ham-
ilton for n couple of days this week.
Cirtc. Urn tk Co. take the lead in
fancy callers, for etylo, material and
Sole'.
l. IL PAUL supplied the pulpit of
Rev. D. Rogers, of Londesboro', laat
Sa[11;bbath0, L.
ovo tC CO. aro doing a rushing
business in straw-outtors and grain
• grinders.
Tea horse fair drew a big crowd on
Thursday' of this week, Several sales
were made.
Dtvistox Comtr CLERIC BEATTIE, of Sea -
forth, wee in town on Thursday slid
gave us a call.
O'Coxxon may be a good oarsman but
Arthur Veal can lcuock the spots off him
lolling cheap furniture.
Wirer does Geo, Love di Co. do with all
the Sewing Machines they bring to
town that is the question?. 24.
Geo. Hewn and wife were away at
Peri, last week attending the funeral of
Mrs. Iiowe'e mother. The old ltd
lived in Lrrtseels for roma time with
Jena -than Kitchen.
Alf::. 0,A tie: ret e
ft LL entertained t t
party of ite'frieeds at an oyeter supper
on New Years evening before her depar-
ture, on Thursday, for her mime in Bay
City. She will remain a few days in
Stratford.
THE East Huron Farmers' Institute
will be held in the Town Hall on Friday
and Saturday of next week, llth and
12th insts. The first business Friday
, morning will be the election of officers
and the seleotion of a representative to
the meeting of the Permanent Farmers'
Institute. Prof. Mills, Mr. Pettit, Mr.
Kernighau and a number of other prom-
inent agriculturalists are expected. An
entertainment, free to the public, will be
g'ven Friday evening.
Somem-Last Friday evening a social
oras held in the basement of the Metho.
dist church and was attended by a good-
ly number, the mojor portion being
ohildren. After it supply of victuals had
been partaken of Reeve McCracken was
vo'ed to the chair. Addresses were given
by the chairman, Bev. M. Swann, B.
Gerry, Rev. R. Paul and S. Fear ; reci-
tations by ABM Young, May and Eva
Turnbull and A. Hood. A portion of
the church ohoir contributed the musical
e elections.
The Government's oasts in the Ayer
Customs case alnsunt to 31,930.
It will cost four million dollars to cern.
plate the Grand Trunk tunnel at Port
Huron.
A great deal of the holly used for
Christmas desoratious came from B. C.
this year, instead of from England as
formerly.
A company is about being formed at
Gaspe, with a capital of 6,600,000 to
carry on the fishery trade of Labrador.
It intends to ooastruct spacial steam
vessels for the work.
Patrick C'Leary,ta switchman in the
G. T. R. yard at Stratford, while coupling
cars was caught between the bumpers of
two oars and badly squeezed, breaking
his shoulder bone.
The Department of Justice has noti-
fied the Militia Department that the
Federal Government is not liable for the
expense in connection with the calling
out of the mi'itia at the railway cross-
ing near Winnipeg.
Mr. Justine Rose in the ease of Gooder-
ham & Worts v. the 0. P. R. Company
decided that the company has not power
co give notice to ex-propriate 221 feet, as
they seek to do, in making their entrance
into Toronto by the east and south.
It Remus almost a certainty that this is
the last season the 'Lakeside' will run
from Windsor on the lake shore route.
A number of Pelee•Iel.sad people have
become interested in the beat and she
will run from Leamington to Sandusky.
Mrs. Evens, of Queen's Avenue, kindly
remembered the prisoners In the county
jail on New Years and presented them
with three or four doz. n oranges and
some cakes. The tnrnkoye also bought
thein a bag of apples, and did everything
to make the day p.tsa as pleasantly as
yossiblefor the unfortunates behind the
bars,
W. J. Wilkinson, oho city editor .of
the St. Thomas Times, had a narrow
escape from being burned oub on Sunday
night. He awoke shortly after midnight
and discovered that the house was full of
smoke . On going down stairs be found
a chair, on which he had plaoec] both his
undercoat and overcoat, in flames, and
be carpet in the room burning brikly.
Both coats, together with some valuable
papers, were destroyed, the total loss be-
ing about 3100. The fire is supposed to
have originated from a pipe left in the
overcoat pockets.
S, S. Aesor,LtrroN.. -On Wednesday
evening of thie week the monthly meet-
ing of the Sabbath School Association of
Brussels wee held in St. John's church
The devotional exercises were conducted
by the inaulnbqut, Rev. W. T. Cluff,
after which the President, Rev, John
Moss, I3. A., presided. The topic "\tusie
in the Sabbath wheel," was introduced
by J. Hargreaves by a host timely,
pointed and well prepared paper fully
covering the ground. His obief divisions
were : (1) Why we employ music. (2
ims should music be ern loyod 7 8)
Why music is necessary. 4 Tho quali-
fication of the leader. (6 What kind
music should wo use ? )((0) How much
music should there be ? W. H. Kerr, A,
Good, Bev. M. Swann; Bev. W. T. 'Olutf,
Rev. lb, Paul and Rov. r7, Ross, 13, A.,
followed in the order named in short
apoeohos, It was an enjoyable session,
Miss Hargreaves preeided at tho organ
and led the singing. The next mooting
of this Asnootairon will be hold if; the
Kethodist churehon Wudnettley oven•
)ng, k'eb. 6th, whento object of •1"J.on,--
pgrai(cd in the S. S.,' will be introduced
Pit te!f, )to lwann,
730R.1sT.
Donsox,-In Ethel, on Dec. 0th, the
wife ofliefr. David Dobson, of a daugh-
ter.
Lrvlxesrox-McK.u:.-At the residence
of the bride's parents, on the Inc}
that, by Rev. D. 13. McRae, Mir.
llobt. W. Livingston to Miss Chris.
tina J, McKay, both of Grey town-
ship.
IINntLTran,---In Cranbrook, on Monday,
Jan., lst, Thos. Itarbottle, Merchant,
aged 85 years and 8 months.
Fnlpar, iTAN, 4, 1880. -Farm stock and
implements, at W lot 11, con. 9, Grey,
at 1 o'olorlk sharp. Thos. McGregor,
prop., Geo, Kirkby, anal. -
=1-2.1.7`M1221x.21 S2.A.=. 121M1:0,
edittIct'lili e.thilruLLy EVEEY 1VnE11.
Fall Wheat 1 00 1 01
Spring WVheat. 1 00 1 OS
Barley .. 411
Oats.....- .......... .. 32
Peas. C8
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 111
Bg's per dozen • 18
Meer per barrel,. , f) 00
Potatoes .. ' 25
Hay per ton..............03 00 14 00
Hideo per 111 4 6.1,
Salt per bbl.,whdlesttlo,,, . 60 80
Sheep skins, aaeh 60 1 00
Wool, per lb, .. 22..........
6 18 6 5060
00
33
60
17
00
00
aimaxesus, ersme,. :at 2f/.„,,,,,,r.
11001) 1!11113 IN/It KALE Tiff'
▪ M llorl'i,,, n» 1'eaenlinhlo 3 1ms, In enter
rn close the attire of oho ,,,,:as of lien late
1,', C1. lililgstoa, the 01eeet,i0, offer the nil -
lowing Valuable lauds for sem worth
half of Lot 30, 13erloessiou 6,Tmvnship of
Morrie oontaialug90 acres, Ou tools int le
created a good frame bare with stone hive.
dation, good. nroluird, well andpninp.. 1,1011.1,
11 all neared, and IS on the grave rend
110:01)' atlielelug the village of lira oasts•
'eels lite 115 a valuab a one, is well folioed
and to a good state of attltivution, For
Prima and terms apply to THOS. ICIILLY,
13rus,.01s P. 0„ tiEnot innirg.s's, Victoria
Square P. 0., or JAatlis Rural, Movie Lodge
1'. 0,. Middlesex County.
=11^0T'• ,MME fid' -1:157; ^.- TO.1.
----
con itin'Tltn 11A1t1:Yti1.1.Y 1110111 WEEK.
Fall Whrat 1 110 1 01
Spring \Vhetet 1 00 1 01
Oats '12 33
Vette 68 119
Barley - 45 - 00
Potatoes 21 9-1
Butter, per lit 10 17
Eggs, per dozen - 18 0h
Apples, per bushel 65 00
1lu.:s, dreseetl 0 0 li lie
13841 4 50 6 50
Bay 13 00 14 00
Wood, per cord...,2 50 4 n0
Sheepskins, each 40 75
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
If AIIGE QUANTITY OF GOOD
nay for Sale. 13111 deliver it hl onion -
titles to suit purehase r. Apply to
THOS{ PEPPER,
1 PL.It
23.4 1 1- Cut 9, Cies,
L'11.1 YE D FRU NI THF 1'ItC.3I
A 3 is;; : of the undersigned, about 001,
n Leif.'r calf, red in color, Any it tenth ti lit
le.,,luie t., its 1•eaovaly will bo th tdilull)
received. 8. W1L0H, Lac:1111,1i
1'tiOIiO'-I31kE1) ISL
I1 :sinal Dear "dried '',Renk," wt,l be
kr t 1 ! e c r r rot n 1.4 11, cert. 5, filly.
!, lttold 110,,,of n ,
roll privilege of rctur: it ifnat;,:.a
11, 4, A. Slin1 1.00 , ,
Y ni, tr•
1
L.510%
1
RAYED ON T11I Plll .11lS1:1,
of -the mineral fined, 9 hall lot 17, con.11,
Morris, or or ;Mout Noy. lOb11, two sheep mud
n lamb, The owner is requested to prove
property, pay expenses and talcs them
away.
PHOS. IVAleW1(IR,
91.9• Blusvals Y, 0.
rLIE CHESTER WHITE BOAR'
"Young Ohampiou," Imported by 1d.
D.George, Putuam, Ont., will be kept for
s.rvice on lot 24, oon.11, Gray, Terms OA
to bepaid • t time of eerVlce. with privilege
of returning if neoeseary.
90-13 CON11AD MICIIPL, Proprietor.
��RAVY DRAUGHT AI A R E
_8. For dalo. weighs 1,900 petunia and is
23 years old. The mare Is supposed to be
in foal to au imported horse. Also a beery
nraugbt 001t, 0 menthe old. Both took
prizes
tioG1tPthe
Olt, 0041ot 11 eon. 0,pJrey, 01408. 111
C,„Z 'RAYED ON THE PRE#Y.[ISES
1� of the undorslgoed, lot 11, con, 4, Grey,
on or about December iso, four calves,:Three
of teem aro ewers and tbo other a heifer.,
They oro all red iu color, except one, and
that ono is nearly white. The owner ie re.
quested t- prove property, peY expenses and
take them away.
91.4 A. 00011., Druscele,P. O.
- 1 rIiA l5D F11,031 THE EIU4I1S
1. 7 ices of the undersigned, let 4, con. 10,
Gray, on Dec. 710, aM ace saw, white stripe
oa +rime and a little white on each tout.
Weighs about 20.) pounds. Any information
leading to her recovery will be thankfully
received. Any person retaining net niter
this notice will be t,to eeuted.
21..31 HENRY: BALL.
f�;HHr0I10'•l3111D_ BERKSHIRE
1L hoar for Service. -She uudcr.li gued wilt
keep the tnaro-broil Berkshire Boer, "Sir
ltnbert Bruce," bred by J. G. Stith, of Ed-
monton,Out., for 0errioe en lot 1, eon.7,
Grey. !Perms -51.00 to be paid. at limo or
eeroiso, with Privilege of returning, if mime.
eery. DONALD AtaLAtallILlN,
13 3m x Proprietor.
GORRIS AND SEAPORTS STAGE
ROUTE.
maga leaves Gorrie about 0:30 0. tn.. reaon-
ingRiussals about 0:30 a. an., nnu will arrive
at Sealerth about 11:30 a. es. Returning will
leave Seaforth about 8:30 p. in.. reach lug
Brussels about 0:46, in time to eonueet with
trains going north end south. Also make
onnneetious with 0. P. 11. at Wroxeter and
Gtorte. S. WALSCt, Proprietor,
REAL ESTATE.
[18 S
OICE FARMS FOR ALE.—
A few splendid, improved farms for
sale in the township of Grey, Morrie and
McKillop. Apply to A. DPLGATTY, Oo.
Auob(oneor,Bruasels P. 0.
13 OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
On the corner of Mitry and mechanic
e treats, in the village of linnets. This pro•
party is very conveniently situated and is n
bargain to any person having a fancily of
young children ae it is so soar the school.
Good stable and well on the p remises, also
some young fruit trees :cul in quantity of
small fruit. Apply to the owner on the
premises.
104f MRS, TU1RNBULL, Brussels.
J.I� ARM FOR SALE, BEING LOT
83, 000.6. Grey, containing 100 some.
10 acres aro cleared, under grass, cud the
balance timbered. Alien 70 acres of dry
laud and the balance cedar and blank ash
swamp. There is it log house ou the
pi(=isea. Will be Bold on very roaeonable
terms us proprietor does net require the
Int. For further particulars apply to ROBT.
MaLAUOl3LIN, Ornnbrook P. O. or
24-5 ALEN. HUNTER, .Brussels,
I.,A1 WFOR SALE.—Ti3E SUB -
L ecnrnitn offers his valuable 100 more
farm, being lot 8, con. 10, Groy Townehtp
Huron 00., for sate. Where are about rd
acres cleared and In good heart. There ie a
log house, good (lank barn, boning oreliard,
and all the necessary conveniences on the
premises. For further parbiculare, as to
nem -terms, eta„ apply to the - Proprietor,
1'3 9 D.11'OUGALD SPT
ROA
CN(AWN. , llruseols
41AR111 FOR SALE.—THE UN•
▪ DicnomGNnn offers for sale the north
Gest quarter of lot 28, concession 6, Morrie,
County of Huron, containing 00 aaroe, The
land is of drat quality and in it high state of
mtltlyation, well fancied and uuder-drained,
i'8 :oras cleared. New frame house, 8 morn 0,
milk
hone with concrete walla, 2 wells,
good barns and shed. orchard, ate, 1013)1t
aarea 01 fall -heal, This desirable property
adlnfusthe corporation of ]lruosots. Melt-
able terms will be givou. Title perfect,
JAMES GR11 )016, Owner,
30• Box 26813 reseals P. 0.
FARM FOR SALE.
TheExeoutore of the oState of the late
WmerauMlooNEY, Pstetmes, d000aend, now
offer the follo0ing valuable lards for Rale,
via. :--The north half of lot 27, and the 0000
half of the north half of lot 28, both in the
Oth oonoeosion of the 'Township of Morris,
County of Huron, containing lee acres.
About 110 soros 51'0 cleared and in good
condition, oho grantor part beteg in grass.
The Wanes #s well Withered, chiefly with
hooch foul Maple,
Tlie farm 13 favorably sheeted within oma
mild of thevilldga of Brussels. witioh affords
an excellent newliet. There ie upon the
Premises n good been barn and house ,in
orchard of ehOleo fruit trees, a 0OVer 10)1111-
erring, ORO it good well and pump, and good
fancies, Thin proiorty will be 6016 in 0)10 or
two 'wools, to suit attending purohasors,
1yu1•oboserwill De allowed to enterMidhave
n 0 House on ml til alter
s of 1 promises iv any Mine a l l
llarV est and to ilo fall plowtug. Fuli posses -
Mori wt11 bo given Mist November next,
For teens and further patticnlars apply
t0 the ttn,1orole8neil Pxaatltero, ar (o J0nil
aloe:Me, eke., l3ruesels, Out
tl.'egrae (itlrliil(r l7'ritr.(',1 1003)
etIITU0tt ii, tt of
Dated lie l3xuat5]er,lt1ne 18th, lase, - 00 "..
200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
1 first -plus farm for sale in the
Towustt#p of Burris in the County of 11 eras
being south half of north hali bits li R
nLd 0511311 bolt of 20 in 511 5,15,, 005) Laioiitg
150 acres more or leas, 191 neves 0,1,311 •
clear of etutnps and in a good *tato of an1i1.
ration, There is 0young heavi01 orchard,a
pent 'mune and Tin it barn 50 t Ns feet with
Storm stable underneath, 1'bo farts is ann.
et cd within o mile of the 0)11015 of ln'ussels
nod in a geed farm for grain or 5300), "110-
1,11' a• )t Is watered with the rive' llaltleu I
ad 101er falling spring careen. ' 1d lou
•rill bra Give: n; any ante. i : ;.i p uar-
tiuntnva ninny on the 1 etui•a'a or to A, It.
11 U)11t'PSON Brussels, 1'. U 1.15
TALUA13LE EARN! P011 SALT)
3' being the 0ou til half lir let 'amber
'i0 in 110,1 0reteenelnn n1 oho nwnabip n£
)1 a amara ns the hounchtnnd dirt Archi-
bald Tailor, ooutnining uhu•tvo•tna aarea.
:analy damn a ri rieered,tho wo„e_
o,i with veinal timber. er ll,ceberis bail I.
tea targe o,','li' 1 of ,i; oto it- es, soil in
gitilti d , ittlit1011 0111 , hitll lt. t 0110 0111 n
quarter mites north of t..i ViIlo t ,.l Jrua
sets, on the , , 1.1 f ••n+dd This ono
t gravel ill a lie
, l Lou tinu.t limeei,tood Lgms in the Could,:
of liarlint ,and •..ill ho „vld lit a barg!'t't and
on toren to snit purchaser. Fon farther
partlOUlara app0' t0 the Protrlotnr..0. M.
1,6.01,110, llnuni,q Arcade, Tempo, or to
a120H1I3ALH 'TAYLOR, Sn„ on the prom-
loee, tf•
JVCJIIIiied17.0,Nt
The Nomination for the Village of Brussels
for the year 1888, of a peeve and four Coun-
cillors, and three Trustees for the Publlo
650001 Board, wlil be hold in 1110 TOD/ HALL,
BnusaaLa, on Monday, Dec, 3103, at 12
O'clock, 5000.
B.TI•ICJI 0 2111.1 l{
The lIlootlon, if needed, willbeheld e1
MoNDAv, JAN. 7114 1880, between the bourn of
0 n, re. and 6 p. in. Polling Sub -division No.
1. -At Goo. Love's Ol3ae, Ronald MoNaugtt.
ton, Deputy Returning Officer, Polling Sub-
division No. 2.-6.t 0ouncil Chamber, Wm,
Aldridge, Deputy Returning Officer.
23 P. S. 81000, Returning Officer.
GREY BRANCF,
Agricultural Society.
Th .1000 01 \h'r 1, f 1 u Crroy Demuth
Aerie,' .1, evil be it..d iu the
7 ono tl: na„ Int., .srt.s, .:n -
Thursda y, Jan. 10,'89,
AT 1 o'ettett r. 11.. for 011' purpose of re-
ceiving the 1'3no•tcilll )31"' u•t, :mewing
Officers for the peening year and tram: -
acting any other nest ,sae that may 00100
before the mace .ng.
3.oe. rgitousox, D. STEWART,
President. Secretary.
AUCTION SALE
--OF VALCIUil.,: -----
FAR lit PROPERTY
'Under and by virtue of a power of sale
dontainod in a certain registered mort-
gage, which will be produced at the time
of sale, and upon tallith default in pay-
ment has been made, there will be offered
for sale by nubile Auction at the
American Hotel, - Brussels,
ON
Thursday, Jami. 24th; '89
AT THE IIOUR Or ONE o'CLoclt in the after-
noon, the following valuable land ted
premises:
The south half of lot number twenty,
in the fifth ooncessiou of the Township
of Morris, in the County of Huron, con-
taining one hundred acres more or Lees.
The above is a very valuable property,
situated about two and a -half miles from
the Village of 73ruesels. The soil is a
good olay loam and well cultivated, and
on the premises is said to be erected a
good frame dwelling, and other farm
buildings.
TEntis.- Ton per cent. of purchase
money to be paid down at the time of
sale; for balance terms will be made
known at the time of sale. icor further
particulars apply to
F. S. Scott, or to JOHN LENS,
Brussels, Ont, SoMerrulc,'1'oaua4'o
AUCTION— ,SAL: R(
01'
VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
--IN TiIE—
• Towns hip of Morris.
Under and by virtue of a power of sale
aontainod in a certain membered mort-
gage, which will bo produced at the time
of sale, and upon which default in pay-
ment lies been made, there will be offered
for halo by Public Auction at the
American Note I, Brussels)
AT 1 O'CLoalt 1x Tet ASTININOON,
the following valuable lauds and prem.
ises:---All and singular, the south half of
lot number sev0nteeh,in the eighth con-
cession of the said Township of Morrie,
County of Heron, containing one hun-
dred acres, more or leas,
The abovo is avery valuable property,
situated -about seven miles from the
Village 01 Brussels. The soil is a good
slay loam and well cultivated, anti 01, the
pron1itan is said to be erected a good
frame dwelling.
'Ten its.-. Ten per cont. of 10110has0
nloloy to be paid at tine of sale; for
balanco tonne will .be made known at
time of sale. Per father pai.'ticulars
apply to h''. S, Stays', Brassols, or to
,TOIIN 11I31'k,
25.3 SOhiorrolo,Terot}tt.
,Til,;. 4, 1889,
BAN I'Ifil;': .
VircINTOSII tr. \It:'i.''t(I0A11'1,
BANIIPBS -.- BRUSSELS
Transact tt a0)3053'ai .13a okIllu
Business,
100019 1)0110017000(1.3
11,0nndian road United.; totes Denko bought
mil sold.
Iateresbitdlowod on deposits.
Cotleoltona )made on favorable terms.
[teenier Asents-Mnn0nANT's BANE ov'
CANADA.
NOW York Agents-tarran'r,nto A1IBTnAn
nits NaTraNAL 5610.
LEGAL AID CONVEYANCING.
'� 7 • MI. SINCLAI]I, t1OLTOIT-
nr, rnnvoyananr, Natory Pahl#s,
&c, OtSco: 1rnleln'a Hlnaix, 1 tnnr north 0f
Hargreaves' Drug Store, Private lhuds 10
Loan.
41 Ii WAD E. 13AfU!is1'l.R,
J e Solicitor aiel Notary Pnhlu , Con.
veVaeslll:l. Oolleation, ml Ioanfn1. .Hr,
Waite All attend t l lit N. ario ovary 110,0505•
day attic,,
TCH:30N lC HAYS,
I
Cote with Darrow r udino• ,
n o-
(1
holt) Bce,t irrs tols Mock,
0oel .jeneney
&e, Office, Els-h, Bxussau,. Money
to loan.
It. 6, IIAYS, W. B. 11100040x.
Alit. TAYLOR, B. 0-. L., BAR.• /Henan, Soltnttor oto., of the firm of
Diokeon, Taylor Al tifaijullongh,l Barristers,
Sollmtors, &o., Manning Arcade, Ring Street
Went, Toronto, Stoney to loon.
ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF
the Fourth Weldon Oonrt,CO,Huron
Conveyancer, No Wary public, Land, Loan
and Laurel= Agent. Funds invested and
to loan, Oolootlons made, Ofiloe in -Gni-
hare's 6loclgllrnesole,
AUCTIONEERS.
•
EORGF3 KIRKBY, LICEN-
SED Anotioneor. Sales conducted On
reasonable torme,.farnts and farm stook a
auoolalty. Orders loft at Toe POST Pablish-
ing 11011 go, 11 russets, or sent to 1Vniton post
office will n'sssive prompt attention.
ALEX. DELGAT'TY, AUCTION -
1 nen, is prepared to attend to solos COI
the shortest uotiee. A svoclalty 1nud0 of
sales of tuormtg'n-'red stock. Terms nada
known be application it ret Pier PttLl#slt-
ine Rouse, whew orders miry In, left, or
sddrere to Brussels 1' 0.
•
Ott, It:1YMANN, AUCTIONEER,
231..,. is aiw t)c toady to attend salmi of
farms, fare Mack, .0c. 'Perils cheertudy
gown. Oraubrook (1',O. Saks may be ,u.
chased at Tun PosT 1'ublishleg douse
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
viT H.IIoCIIACKEN, 1SSUEP
y v • 0f Marriage Lisonsor. 02IIae al his
Groaory,Torhborry Strout,
ISS HENDRY,
Teuton of 011 Paintinr., Rooms at
Mr, Weir. Wilson's, Priucens street. Class
days, Thursday and Saturday,
ISS O'CONNOR, TEAOIIER
1 of Piano and Organ, Torws-on aepll-
nation,
N.B.-Walton class meets every Thursday
and Friday at tars. D. Campbell's, Walt un.
19.,/1(' toUAcRGREAVES DESIRES
1lR t0 receive ;pupils far insbieo.
tiny on the PIANO and 0)1501.4N. 8 years
Experience. Residence with Mrs. RRar-
grCavee, ever liAltiCRtiAVES 00153101
STORE. no6.lyr
DN. BARRETT, TONSORIAL Artist, Shop, next door south of A.
M. hfoltay & Cee, hardware store. Ladies,'
andalildroo's ltairetttlog it setrenelty,
A choice stook of cigars kept.
it McNAIR, ISSUER 01+ 1tIAR-
.CA.: Mao Licenses, byappointmento.
f,fout.-Governor, Commislor, &e..,,Q. It.
Conveyancer and Agent Pira Tenet -twee Cc.
Olilee at too Oranbrook Poet Officio.
�i1 'LV. O'BRIEN, V. S , HONOR
• Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College, is prepared to treat all dloeasoa of
doulestioatsct animals on 'RADIUM, and ap•
proved principles. Office -Two door's north
of bridge, Turnbotry street.
�Id, RODDICK,110TJSL, SIGN
anrt Ornamental Pnintnr. Graining
Gilding, Sign and Do5orotive Palnthlgin all
its braueoos, Shop Blinds done up in style.
Paper Banging a specialty, Shop ono door
South of J.11uyors' Carriage Works,
so,a5AT CUNNINQi.f44'
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,Iu3
GUELPH.
MEDICAL CARDS.
�] M. F. OAI1E, i1..D., 0.11.
Member ofthe 0011oge of Phyoioinue and
lmamma Of Outalfio 113 eXI(minatiOD,
ONae andllosldeRe--MailI St, Past, l: the
Ontario,
EYA. MoNATTGTI'TON,
n O. M., 7411. 0. I'. Edinburgh, 11, 0. P.
H, Ont, At Ilargreavoo' Drug Store from
0' to 11180 a,m. unit from 1:38 to 4 p. in. At
other home may be found at the rroidsnco
formerly oaoupiod by Dr, ltutcbinson,
(1111 street,
DENTAL.
M� tlla7 SUC'lit ,
G. L. Doll L, 1), 6„ Boner Gradnute and
at, B.G. D. (9.'1'oratltn. Vitalized Air given
11.S.Morioe,1). D. 6., Aaide tan t Opomdtot'
Oa'110E--)l erns Bloo t, 6eatorth,
1330N OEICM;'][.
W.3, Foar,L.f) E. Graduate of To -
Conte Selma] of llotatiotry.An oper-
talons gep,ranbood. Oitlee-0ady's.
Bloolc, Soaforth.
Artiflelelteeth , arsttluallty, Anda
guaranteed nt,100 $12,00 per set.
El .A., ,'t2.Ai=JS'Si`si',
MAIM, t , Graaltiato Of the Royal College el
Dxntal80rgeonn, tlhbr rite, N00nes -OXIDIC
G
s lid nllhiatored n the nein teen extrao.
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