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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-3-8, Page 810 THE BRUSSELS POST -.LTt:9 , ,, as...aH.rar V4. ^m^'ss$s2answ-=mr:,sac>rsecS.wtrtenrosn:2tmwmex1{7C7au°1�.'2 sores r.... . mstsrrn riawaves • r x tr oar tvi11 .t..1,lttlgu G,i ti lilts 4,4 .Fu"Iu I'r01)Crty fel for hefts' )..1 iNso1s. irii..zateti 171 lilt) ia.tilltay 13t'1t Gi i.li• C. I'. IL and i9 a 1'tim /111's.:40ldfIt ri i hitcv.00t1. • r..-;;'2111 }Int tie:in •at ct Ii1P:3 are done mei the deed In now ill p0200$40n. 1\0t4)rst71t1l)rttilC- g8„ A1)plp •tt once ' to G. A. Deadman, ritalaedt ,. If,)2hCll'f, lydl teta. NO O -i) + S 1.41 A) Y flag oniveral ,atis£aetiou as the (:'tl . ";11 1.1.9iEDY eneuufeetored in Wes: otl,, ..:,,slats a"LUMSD EN & VG I LS ON'S ----- stet r n e,;n ,� Y I .a ,,ai,e 4, i14'., J J rl ay : o'n n'M,•+nee JS b,N.U,u ,:,,uNN''u�'e,u •u ru N•u,u;u. .nj,v Its wonderful virtues have created a demand for the Preparation from -till jloarbs of the Province. Druggists sell it. Pelee 50 etc. 27 -Ore. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. uotTfErN EXTENSION, W. 4..3' 0. 0. Trainsleave Brussels Station, Hort and south as follows: - Inning South, (0003 North. bipol... ......... 7203 am, Mixed 0'80 am Express 11:45 a.m. Mail 3:06 p.m tdissd 8:55p.m. I Express 0;96p.m LACal hisaftem5. A chiel's amang ye takin' notes An' faith he'll prenb it, Oxen for Eggs. ADAM Goon. Saetcn sells Ibe cheapest goods in town. HORSE and lot for sale. Apply to Jas. Sarna. CLOVER sed Timothy Food at Mc. 'Orselcen'e. EVERY grown person who attends Veal's auction sale will receive a nine present worth 950. 8,000 wbite brick for sale at a bargain. May be seen at the Central hotel, Brus- sels. T.O'NEm. 31. Ax orders for teaming left at J. G. Skene's or A. M. McKay & Co's store will be promptly attended to. 30. HENDERSON BROS. I,a0T Wednesday being Ash Wodnes• day eervice was held in St. Johne church it the evening and meetings will bo held Wieldy until after Easter. LErrreutaoe, noteheede, billheads, F,uvelopes, &o., in stock et TUE POST Pitbliehiog Hoose. Printing done neatly, •Iioaply and expeditiously. Promo should encourage merchants whoBali for a small profit. For instance o8 m Good is selling 16 lbs. of as good ar for $1.00 as others sell 12. ALL parties indebted to 1 no. Har- greaves & Co. will please call at once at WY. 1i1. Sinolair'e office, where his ao- cpelnts have been left for collection, and g4tble. Ouetaa, Pianos, Parlor Suites, Bed - equal Suites, Sideboards, Extension Tables, Spring Bede, Mattresses, Lonn- k and all kinds of furniture at Veal's $tion Bale, Brussels, Wers, Oban% AND Diuxs ice. -.George ,1Sirt has all the necessary machinery for digging and drilling wells and is prepared -te attend to all work entrusted to him in ce3vay that will insure satisfaction. Wells caned out and put in proper shape. %%MI5 reasonable. Besidenoe Second tfgernorth of the bridge, west side of a1'urnberry street, Brussels, 5.01 Madrona,-For the benefit of passes• .!lets to Manitoba a through coaob will be Alt .aehecl to train leaving Brussels at 11:45 Nem, on the following dates :-March 12th_ and 28th, and April 6th and 23rd, to tnl(k° close connections with through .colonist trains eb Toronto, For all in- -formation and through tickets apply to Taos. FLETCUEr„ G. T. R. Ticket Agent, jltiussels. 38 - Tutu Enorsn.-A very handsome, large, •tlotble steam Pire Engine is now being completed at the Fire Engine Works and will be shipped on Monday to Trenton, east, It was teeted at the river on Tues- day afternoon proving itself a powerful ,)machine. It is very neatly finished, a 8reat attraction to look at and is a most .oreditable piece of machinery, any city might well feel proud of it. It is an ectart mate to the one sent to Winnipeg Bust Summer which has proved so highly setiefactory to that pity. FENRR.tr. SEnatno,-The funeral Servioo ail tho late Geo. W. IIaycroft was hold in :Lanz elluroh 1080 .sabbath evening. Rev, ale I3. Bowie, L. A.. pastor, preached front John 0. 28. bit'. Ilowie observed Buie l•csurreetion from the dear] or life .fl r the grave, was a view held by tate bra, nejority of mankind, nevrrt1ttlr5r , the h-lttrlucees, of Jades and the r6 t of Greece, like the Materialistic Ath01,t'., r,f the present day, taught that death all. Tito irnm.,rt'11ity of the soul, howevee, is a doctrine conSietert with 00,m0.1 and known facts, as well as i u - > .1 by a thousand analogies in maim, i) o :till, the doctrine finds its in- fallible ground n- 11,t11 egretlud and development in the anew',testament, ;3penkiug of Mr. Ilay .croft stir. Howie roll the majority of tho aro ie.aae knew the departed brother. far 2rattcr than he clic!. From the local 019.0'.1211, as will net from )many friends, ho learns thaG'b& Ilayoroft, in his family, let business people and to society in general, was blameless, nevertheless he gnat& 110 profession of religion until shortly, bofor:o 1110 death, Still, it is well ,;mown to many that Sir. Hayorofi de- ysarted from us trusting firmly in the 138910110 of mankind, saved through the west (A, MAO. blr. 1lOw(e does not believe in delaying conversion rill a deat61 bed but he bdVieves in death bed '0514teersieu. Tho widow and frfenrr Urn the sympathy and prayers of the soagregatioIL `tPr;r? •inty'lt tii, F'nsn. tv,L 1, ti,,,,,, `•0r l ; 1'.'. r t lislute -'.• ttt 11 1 1:-,. t•:- ltell'r. AtOIlorI,101‘11 ie iL'„ld t,1 ) . libaut new uf'er his 1), A Swine will new lnavo a driver for jl.e it nlltetridid wee til. Pitmen D'uuda to jean on Perm Security, Feer 1 nhbliehitlg Ilelse. \Vetr about dr.• lite esu:,et at the ho• 1.11 c^,tl If rr by .1 I:tw of th l:tisd 1 leo t-• Veal's aur ttou1; de lust to see tch rG ]to 1)))3 slot and ree-+iv„ your prevent I Rtsini. Sinn tt.r is away ite et trip ' 1' si this v ah, combiningi bnein_'as and pleasure. DAVID Faux, harness milker and carriage trimmer, Mike of seelog ur Northwest. M)t;, A. \Vir.vot and sun, of Waukee• toe, are visiting with Mrs, ilargreavee this we.1t. 1 snow Malay Chu, Tht'usen.i Dollars worth of 3prilit Bueis, Sheet. and Slip- oers, At t+r Gool,. Fon ttAL..-A desirable llottse and Lot, I Coty, nil s am, Ilaute holt leurnitnee. Cheap bargtiu, for r t::1,. Apply o 110.4 .1, H. Yitexii. I3m bargeine at \'e.ti's sale. );very - thing that 1., pit up will 1,0 said 0'1111 1 it dace not briia0 half what it (wet,. A we lot of comie alvertising tame at low rates at Toe Poor I'nbliehinit !Muer. Try a t't,n•lull ' !'reel f _:• distribu- tion, TWO r 04.11 c tttl,• wee,. shipped east on Thursday of 111,.; tick. One lot by Messrs. Clegg it: Dames and the• o'her. by Masers. Smith & Kelly. Jiiee F. 1;. Kerr expecte to take oherge of a mil/leery department in tho town of Ease); Centre, Essex Co., this season. She is in Loudon at present. axe. GRANT, of Ethel, has the best thanks of Tum Posr staff for a generous supply of Gelded Musset and Belletlower apples on Thursday of this' week. Tom revised statutes for 1886 oontain changes in the registry aet, For instance deaths must be registered by the person in whose hou: a the death occurs, and be. fore the burial of the bode, Any person failing to comply with the law is liable to a find. Readers will do well to re. member this advice. SuoesasruL: -We are pleased to learn that our Werner townsmon, Thos. Mc- Cullough, soo-iu'law to Jet,. Wynn, has succeeded well at the Yhiiadelphia Den- tal College and now may write D. D. S. after his nano. Mao. will continue to reside in Philadelphia, we understand, where he will practice his profession. We wish hills success. Smarm people anxious to find fault are not satisfied with the declaration of the auditors of 13,usaols finances because they ['tate "That to the best of their knowledge :and belief they are correct." No auditor has a right to go any further ant in giving testimony in any Court in the land a person gives it on just such a declaration. This is a very flimsy peg to hang your hat on, my friend. IIo 1 FOR Mearrone AND NOnruwEST.- Settlers efforts $10 per oar less than for- merly, other freight 211. to 5o. per 100 lbs. Colonist trains leave Brussels every Tues- day at 11:15 atm., no change of ears to Toronto, berths secured. Through tickets (not book orders) toany point and baggage checked to de•tination, also tickets to any point in the United States, from Maine to California or Texas, and through cheeks always on hand. J. A. Cszlanroc, Agent Grand Trunk Railway, Brussels. 33. SCHOOL STATIsrres.-The report of the Minister of Education shows the follow- ing: -Last year there were 19,693 child. ren in Huron between the ages of 5 and 21 years, and of tbeae 16,886 attended eohool, over 8,000 being boys and over 7,000 girls. Clinton bad 664 pupils en- rolled at the publio schools; Goderioh, 1010 ; Seaforth, 704 ; Wingham, 864. There were 21.7 teachers in Huron, 135 male and 82 female ; only four counties in the Proving, have a higher number. Average cost per pupil, on average at- tendance, was $12 94, with tutee counties lower. The average east per pupil in Clinton was $9 ; Goderioh, $8.92 ; Sea - forth, $7.23; Wingham, 90.07. Huron has four Separate Schools, with a total attendance of 230. A Rscouain:an--The fallowing from a British Columbia daily refers ton brother of W.A., Calbiok'e, of Brnsaels -'.1.18. J. A. Calbiek was born in Brantford, Ont., but, at an early age, removed with his 1 parents to the county of Huron, settling at Holmesvijlo, nn the Goderioh road, That was when the magnificent country ' stretching from Like Ontario to Luka Huron was kn,.en an the"Huron Tract." thud largely owned by the Canada Com- pany and the Crown, and designated as the "Queen's Bush." At the age of 23 years he left the old homestead for far-off British Columbia and the Praser rivet country. Fur six years be prospooted in Cariboo. Leaving the Province in 1806, he passed four year, in California. In 1870 be returned to Ontario, but in 1876 came hook to New Westminster, where he has sine remained, carrying on a successful bueinote 08 a ooutraotor. IIo has already been elected six tames on the Counoil, and for the past eleven years hits been a trusted of the public schools. He is regarded as a safe, progressive, public-spirited man." S. S. Covvittaywee-A very enjoyable meting was held in Melville church ou Wednesday evening of this week in eou- neetion with rho monthly series of onion gatherings of Sabb,lth school workers of ilrusicla awl to •ality. Tbo pastor, 1iou, I Jin. 110010 13, A., tntroilucod the topic "Ilr,w in °ondnct the roview in the )11,S." , null grave an excellent address, it tvaa tah;.n tip as follows :-(1) Whitt iv 11100210 by review ? (21 rho objcot of rrticw. It is two fold. 1'o make dear the know. lydg, and to rivet tho Truth. It is sot I In he a teaching or preaching exerciser 1 (3) Tjnw should it be conciliated 9 Call°. cortically, Ih,criutinatoly, Animatedly, with13retl,y. (11 Tho benefits of review, 1 It is a test of teaching clone, It will prove helpful to tnaobers. It is a sthne. bus to the school. The pastor shou:d take part in tho revtaw no frequently as possible. In the discussion that followed Alex. Stewart, Revile, Paul, Swann and Howie, W. 11. Wilson, DnrlonnMOLeuuh• lin, W. A. Calbiok, 1?. Ritchie and W. It hoer !noir part. Roy. Mr, Ross' intro- dilation of this important phase of S. S. work will go a good way in removing the bugbear feeling so often notioott''whon tho quarterly review is spoken of, The at- tendance wow not 4.9 largo at the Meeting 85 it 831001,1 have been. The last 'moot. Ing for this 8.eltso1 will be held in 'Set. ;Tcjnrg olturcli cit Wedneedlly, April 8rd, Rev. W. T. Mud' in1r0duo(lr to 10610 'How t" rethih (3dllis fn the S. S.- e SrINNO seitroutlyeet ,,,•' • Tent 1')'.' 0'. tory of .MIolilaud %Mu ru^nt ' a 1° o et .t 1'1:< •,t)vulill y t a., a^,> lei , a •.1 1111 .,i 1' n 3.. 1„ i t,, t t to Spent In tt f.1322.10y with 1",, able v. int, r, %till' ' .. ilii !welt. r. .1V% n11,01400 Wollt l,.2:: 1 on Wed ilesdey of tht.n suu•i,. Ili:,'. ]l, Peter. 011)00hee on the Tithe eirteut twat Sabbaths riot aleemeI of )tut ',1' 041)1 1311: teed lin,ut003 miry be read nl t1ia inan. 0118N 1:v, to li000, S(senes, Bloaters, hsddr s oyetels, &411, A. (inns 80. 1, 7' ) w tilt bete:sine ill fur li•.,I:• to 1, eel , s motion sal° on Oattlyday, , Mar. 1,0h. Tiea0l- 11 ll, moon the l,it la hclr.o very bed, eepeaally un th ;0.'0•11 1111 : twit of Bruseelo, Airmen 104'. is tial,,: 1" 11:1VO just 0110 big euetion sale of Lm1:,ure on H lordly the 10th of starch. Mee. J, R. CHANT 4.18 Jessie have Roue ou n vi•it to relatives at Streik/ 4, Galt Dundas and Toronto. itri>nzwey Owns and eb.0,'r, of Gerrie, spout last S,tbbatdt in Brus.;els with rehttrvoe and frjcntls. Mo. AND 141104. WHITE, Of \\'liltllpetl. 1 WON the ;;tte:.ts of harry E011 1!1/I 1/11 .1 wife this weak. They loft for the Weed on Tuesday. 1'110 WArsov, Ceueral A„91111 101. 11 ;)Ins y 4fu.d, Co., lett Urussela lost ) r. day after epeuddlg It wr"k hero in tht interests of his company. \\', 11, 1Iir.1,, tonsori 4.1 a^tilt, 1109 pun. ch„„11'm6na1), of'1.11, 1) ITI' sl, rf (seems, 11 iii t Uri possession tills we°S. Mt. Datrudl intends going to i1auitnbtt. 11nils talk of receiving it ohalt' talk from J. \V. Bongough, the well known t editor mud cartoonist of "Grip,” in the interests of the Dew/eels Mechanics' In- stitute. bins. HreLor, who has been visiting her daughter, (Mrs Dougal Strachan) for a few months, left for het home in Mani- toba on 'Kendal-. Miss Maggie Sellers accompanied her to the prairie peovinee. Tun following have been appointer) delegates from Melville church 7.F,M, S. to the annual meeting of the Presby- terial Society to be held at Wingham on Tuesday, 12th March :-Mee. W. Martin, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Malcolm, Mrs. N. MoLauohlin and Mise Lizzie Il1eLitueh- lin. THE Balt men of Helton mid Brew have formed a combine under the supervision of Messrs. Coleman, of Seaforth, and Rightmeyer, of Kincardine, with head office at Clinton. The retail prieo has ooneequently been advanced to 81.25 per ba,rel and the salt men will have a chance to make a little money. Ws understand 13. Willialna Fate ds dropping the carriage building for a time and will devote himself to the implement business taking the place of A. A. Hing. stun who expects to remove to some more easterly section of Ontario to a wider sphere of work. Mr. Williams should prove a worthy enccessor to Me. Hingston who has managed the business of the Fleury Co. for years in a very eatiefaot"ry menthe, TER Seaforth Expositor says: -"Mies Carrie, eldest daughter of John Arent, of this town, %vas married on Tuasday to George Letter, of Waterloo. Mies Alnent is a moat estimable youug lady and blr. Letter is certainly to be congratulated on bio choice. The many friends of the bride will unite with 11S in wishing them a happy and prosperous married life and WO are sure Mrs. Letter will do her share towards making it so." NEW MAO0INEIY. - R. Leatherdalo, furniture manufacturer and dealer is de. terinieed to keep up with the times. To do this and save time and labor he has recently purchased a shaping maohine with attachments for moulding, beading, fluting, grooving, ds. Also a combination machine including rip, cross cut and smolt eawe, boring, dadoe, jointer and other attachments. These very handy and well arranged machines are manu- factured by the Baines Co., of Rockford, Illinois, U.S. They run by foot power but dotheir work as neat and clean as could be desired. JoneE DoYLE decided at tbo last Division Court held hero that the Town ship of Grey should pey 948 arrearagee as their proportion toward the expenses of the Fourth Division Court, and $2 for each subsequent Court, and Morris town- ship 924 arrearage and 91 per court. The claim is based and allowed on an Aot passed in February 1885. It is not an unreasonable procedure as Brussels has no right to provide Hall, fire, light (if necessary) and a eitrotaker withoub the expense being shared by others interested, Blyth Court takoe half of Morrie town- ship hence the difference in the aseess• moil. . IN speaking of the late Mrs. Johne the Wingham Times says :-"Formerly re• aiding in Malahide township near Aylmer, they removed hero nearly three years ago and her husband died shortly after. '61to d000ased lady was a person of generous disposition, kind, intelligent, sympathet- ic, cautious. active, indulgent and dearly beloved by her family. Five daughters yet reside at home, and one son, William le a book-keeper for a firm in Chicago. All are held it, high °steely! by those with whom they aro acquainted. Tho mother of the deceased, Mrs. Ingram, of Hensel!, a woman 9.4 years of age. has been here for some time. An exceedingly large faneral cortege testified their last respects by following the remains of tho deceased to the Wingham oemctery on Monday. IIeartle'.t sympathy is extondad to the bereaved family, 16101 deceased was in her 50011 year. MI. 1. C. -The alnnlal statement of The TTutual Lilo 111H111 tore C anspitny of New Soret shows the t'enleirkable progress matin by this f neti11,1 .11 daring twelve n1 anthe. The record :mull by the trr,tnel .elipses its own 1 efforts, and vaturelly exceeds that .i any other Inaneml institution in 11.: worn. The new hit ttl v written amen tild to 103,. 211,201.3`3, 00 inert/ we or 91111,7a0,792, 05 over the new risks aasttolecl in 1587, did It gain of $46,381,51:1 over the Susi. toss of 1'4 b-'.5110whn; a continuous and phenomenal a%itauctn The aasett of the Mutant 1,1fn low aggregate 9126,082,153.. indicating a gain foe tho year of 97,. 275,802, The Co, has now an olttstand. ing insurance account amounting to fila. cnllal5C'tli1> CAltm'CLLY !:VERY iVEM), 2,125,184: Ito total income from all 1'a1l Wheat- 1 00 1 02 sources is reported at $20,215,0712; it 'Spring Wheat •1 00 1 02 paid to ite )members during the year for Oats „ 80 00 death claims and endowments and other Peas 59 tib obligations 314,727,550.20. 'tip to date llarloy.............•, " the Mutual had 158,300 policies in force, Potatoes 2.5 - 31 showing a gain in membership for the potter, per lb ....... ...,10 00 year of 17,420, thus forming• the biggest Eggs, per do1r n,... ,, ..., 10 00 1 I Apples r bushel L u arm ofpolicy-holdersin au ' 1 1 A 1L t y \ regular 1 P t bile Insurance llompany in the world. Tito Surplus fund was increased 91.,0410,., 022.11 iu 148s, and the Mmust new has 97,940,0011.13:3 over told ab:)ve every fiah9lii,I, 1 -! ..1 1.1 111) formalin• line 114 slice, 13o elle. pal 8> and 101 10 110r,.:11.111. Mite. leads, Beim, formerly of Mitchell, i vi•riting her .•Mel• !11ro, 1lnlllnllend. ti he 14 g0irt' west meet 11o11t11, Moo' 11::tw91, 04', of Toronto, hole Seo en 'it, c 1 Its milliner at A. 11. Smith's. She 0 a. v y ni.•12Iy rrronunen 101, 3111)) C!. VOA t ut 1.:LT0N ha, 'tempt, 1 a situ:alnn us 1,11111100 )%1111 a firm in Wm- , ford, Lambtwl Co. Sho will be lsaving 131'tlefiele in a week or so, Mom blear Oi,i'tR arrived 110100 from Toronto lest Saturday, She has not fully recovered yet from her resent ill. 110n0 with 1.1110111 fever, 'rite Sebintth School of linos church Brussels, have announced n encial to be 1181,1 at the reeidonoe of Gee. Crooks, Grey, nn the evening of Trosclov n'•o'. A. Atr.a,ilt. .11 1 , .mtrustell with 11, 1.0104 cal and. literary part fief the prm.rarl,, while the other pert ie left to ether vet. Mites S Gni 7 rt•os.-On Thus ] Ly '01)11 of het te. • l there was It represent ttivo u 11,1.0 •.t. Ilya Town Hall to see the tee". _r rea the Atlantic to rho I'aeltin as the Canadian Sterrnptio :it (Taste any, under the auspi000 of 'Western 34';tr I ,.1;:', 1.0.0.1„ 1 russeh+. Abrilt :'ill o4 were exhibited and with t1, d ub e. 1,1 ern and lime light ninny of them ver a very fine. Some of the trans fnrnlatbo, were particularly interesting, "hook of .A. es' was worth the admission fee. Several well known former residents wore shaven, Dr. Ilntohine:'n, John Alexander, 'The Lion," &c. It rotluit•ee two evenings to present all the views. The managers did their work nicely and satisfactorily, CARNIVAL. -Last Friday afternoon the Baud reminded our residents of the carnival on Maitland rink in the evening in a very pleasant manner, viz. by play- ing laying a number popular airs on Main street. There were a large number of persons in costume at the carnival and and many of the characters were well personated, The prizes were awarded by the judges (Reeve Graham, J. D. Forsyth and A. 0. Dames) as follows : Miss Bella Grower, "Mary Queen of Scot's ;” Mise Rilla Hunter, "Spanish Princess ;" Miss Kate Wilson, Highland lady ;" Miss Hattie Rogers, "Nun ;" Miss !fabs] Jackson, "Milkmaid ;" Frank Stretton, "Bngli.b Knight ;'i Lexie Alexander, and ICenzie Scott, The open race was taken quite easily by Jas. Cornyn, of Wingham, 11. W. Cresswell, of Egmond- ville, being s000n:i. TI10 prizes drawn by spectators were secured by Mrs. Alex. hunter, who got the dinner set of dishes, and Joe. Ballantyne, who receiv0d a lea set of dishes. Some of tie girls are wondering which of them will have a el110!,00 of setting thetable with Joe's dishes, The Bind was in attendance and enlivened the proceedings with good music. The old familiar airs, well play- ed, layed, aro very popular, and are deservedly appreciated by the public. SatnLE,-In Brussels, on rho 0th inst., the wifo of Sir. D. A. Smola of a son. MAr=,SR4r=717, li.tt,r,Y--BLAKE In St. Jomes' church, Seaforth, on March 5th, by Rev. P. 3, Shea, Mr. P. J. Kelly, of Morris, to Miss Rebecca Blake. of Grey. LETrta-AuuntT. In Seaforth, on the 26th of Feb., st the residence of the bridals father, by the Rev. A. D. McDonald, Mr. George Letter, of Waterloo, to Miss Carrie, daugh- ter of Mr. J, G. Amont, of Sea - forth. a=3. VANSTONE.-In Marshall, Missouri, ii. S., on February 19th, Daisy, daughter of C. H. Vanstone, aged 13 years, 8 months and 14 days. The deceased is a nei0e of Wm. Vnnstnne, of Brussels. .6ti OTTOZ3' 0,0.2.1=0. Moxn.v, Mann 11. -Farm stook and implements on lot 55, con. 1, Morris. Salo commences ab 12:30. Jos. Cowan, au00., J. R. Miller, prop. TUESDAY, MAnou 1201.- Farm stock, implemento, &o., on lot 7, cot. 8, Grey. Sale at 1 o'clock p. m. Hugh McDonald, prop., Caltt. Stratton, and. TUESDAY, MARCH 25. -Farm dealt and implements, on south half lot 25, con, 6, Morris. Sale commences at 1 o'clock. Wm. Barrie, prop., Geo. Kirkby, ansa WEDNESDAY, Mellon 13,- Farm stock, implements, &e, on proprietor's farm in Brussels. Sale oommeuoee at 1 o'clock. ,Ino. N. Tl.nechtel, prop., Geo. Kirkby, aunt. FilItol?, Mann 15. -Imported and Can- adian bred stook, on jot 80, con. 0, Mor- ris. Sale commences at 1 o'olook, sharp. 0. Kirkby and J. Currie, nuots., Spear Bros., props, SUnnsnaY, Muton 28TU,-Farm stook. Lot 25, con. 0, Morrie. Salo at 1 o'clock p. m. Tho 160 acre farm belonging to the estate of the late Wm. Mooney will also he offered for sale on above data at Sam° place, 11, ?looney, Prop, George Kirkby Ana, .J`AT.. £3001 :i -,J �.AST1TF1Ti3, - C01111 11CY110 c1Utt:tttLLY Ey0RY 000015, Fall Whoat 1 00 102 Spring Wipe:. ,,, 1 00 1 02 Barley 40 410 Oats 98 30 Peau fill 58 Butter, MIN and mile..., 16 17 Ergs per dozen 13 00 Flour per l ani .t....,... 6 00 00 Potato°.! ,. 25 00 Hay per ton. ., 11 00 113 0.1 Ificlee per lb., :3 3i, Salt par bbl., retmil, . 1 20 00 Sheep skins, each',,,..,,. 60 3. 00 Wool, per W. 18 22 Pork 5 50 0 00 Node, clt:ossed 0 00 0 25 Beef ,r,.,.,...,.,, 4 5O 5 50 Keay 1 00 33 00 Wood, err'& d...,,2 Go .1 0,1) $hernsitirls, SRA ..,, 40 't' 00 lr,.:.APf71=7.r" a,n;,04.,, M.11clr Stll, 1889. ... - ,awsnw.nnSr' aarx, DRUG- .1 -30 01 -‘',- ','TO—) I• (St000esi1Ur to J'• I-Iargraaves BTBL 8 .11ND ITITOOL B t( EL 1TK B0111, SMI0Ni" -E1 Vic. PURE DRUGS AND O11E3010ALS, PATENT NME©IOINES; &c. CONDITION POWDERS CORRECTLY CU\[COUN 1)i; 1 • AT P •Ei J P HiRy S --- ,rrni•re:.T. ':.S. 0ev1MJrO+•2ovgar.m:..,.^, J)0,,„,k+•- . :f.rammavaver,,ire flV t?f-.' al.r.nra r`r tI, I MOPP. ,'S C01,111 • ,Et.1t)NLI-11AND ilLNJ)1;1:1 FOE s.13.11. 40111 be 0141 et ,p Hud titan riY"n for1.:1.• M1 -111t, b1 )1! ALIT TAYLOR; 1011.110, c0,1. •,,Burris, liras, 4 s 1'. 0. 10 11101)0' (13.(0 I) 1 I 1 'itilltl1E d 1R.Ir (,r 8. rvio,•.-Tit n 1 1' pIgot 4) keep t4 4 tlnra•br„1 0, 1 1l ::fin ,i1' Robert mill%; 6; , 11,v J, ti. sm11. ,, 0d. route r, unto 10, ,,,,rvtne on las. 1, mu. 7, tiley, Terms- 010e to he pant at time of sore ice, with prltaloi . of retnruiug, ifuoces- srry. D04.01,1) ser, O'i:HLdO, 18 3m s Proprietor. rVENDERS WANTED. -SEAL, • ed tenders will bo rcoeivee by the alt• (101118:ed for the erection of a brtok resl- denoeon L.ot tl, cou.12, (Joey, Tendert to he received up to March 21st, Pinus anti spaeifteetlon a may be semi et the factory of Messrs. Smith & Malcolm, Brussels, Separ- ate teudersfor the brick and car:muter work required. JNO. McI.AVOHLAN, 32.3 (]ranbrook, 1'.0, OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE, ▪ On the corner of Mary aid Meehaule streets, In the village of Brussels, This pro. Forty is very oouveniently situated and to a bargain to any person having 4 family of y0003 children as it is to near tho school. Good staple and well ou the premises. also some young fruit trees and a quantity of small fruit. Apply to the owner on tbo proms. 1,1113. TOJ3NBtJL1e. Brussels. GORRIE AND SEAPORTSSTAGE Room, Stage loaves Gerrie about 6233 0, m„ reach. ing Brussels about 8:30 atm., ane will errtve at Soatorth about 11:30 0, in. llabnruing will leave Seaforth about 3:39 p. m., reaching Brussels about 0:45, in time to oonneet with trains going north end south. Also make connections with 0. P. It. at Wroxeter aril Conte.• S. WALSH, Proprietor, FARM. TO REN).-TLIE UN• dersigood is lo)h'oue of renting (in 100 -acro farm, beteg lot 20, con, 7, Grey, for a term of years, 1110 10001 is in good con- dition, good house, bare, 00. Adjoins the thriving village of Ethel, where there aro churches, school, stores, railway, poetoffdce and all coltvent:mue3, Possession on April 1st. For terms and partionhtrs ap1>h to WM. SPENCE, Ethel, P. 0, 30 tf FARM FOR SALE. The Executors of the estate of the Into WILLIAat M005140, Eequnte, deceased, now offer the following valuable lauds for sale, :-The north 11417 of tot 27, and tbo west half of the north half of lot 29, both in the 011, 0o1100S8ton e1 the Townsbtp of Morris, County of Huron, couteining 150 acme. About 110 sores aro cleared and in good condition, the greater part being in grass. The balance is well timbered, chiefly with beeoh and ,maple, This farm 10 favorably situate d within one mile of the village of Brussels, which affords an exeeilent market. There is upon the mammas a good frame barn and house an orchard of amine fruit trees, a never failing spring, also a good well and pump, and good femme, This property will bo sold in one or two Iarcele, to suit intending purohosors, Purchaser 5 111 be allowed to outer and hay? use of house on promises tit any time after harvest and to do fall plowing Pull posses- sion will be given at 1st November next. For terms clld further 51000)oulare apply be the uvderotgned E.veoutore, OC to TORN 0t,,otEr, 2Y1sq., Brueaals, Ont, 7 torso IhtrDickson at H, iOxnoutono Dated at Brussels, Juuo lAth. 1883, 60 A\ 1H ORTGAGE SALE --•-olt• WALUARLtt-- FARM PROPERTY -I4 TED--- :TOWNSHIP OF' GREY,: (.'000049 Or Huron. taluelaiu it certavirtue n mort6g6age powers of bye John Harbottle, thiol, 1 will be prOduoed et the sale, those will be offered for sola by Public Auction, at the Anrl•1010.15 HOVEL, ill the town of Brussels, ou ERIRAT, the 281111 Day ce 5t,1,i10030, 1880, at oho o'clock p, nl., the following valuable Property) Lots Nos. 32 and 38 iu the 10th concession, and lot 321n the lab 0000009100 itt the township of Grey, Cottuty of Huron, containing 800aotet more 00 less, of which about 100 1801.00 aro ole, roti, the greater part of theclearedland berg Peso from stumps, There are on theproperty 0 trains house, a log h onoo,n, good frame barn ,13x00, stables underneath, and other out.buildintoe all in fair repair, Whore is also a good orchard of about 100 trees, The farm is dletalit abon0 13 melon from Brussels and five from 1t11o1, both good mar sato If 11 eb sold on bloc, thoproperty will be offered 10 separate Ponds, TERMS of DALE. One -tooth of the purchase mousy on day of es.lc, and balance within 30 days (46,600 may renals on mortgage at 61, per multi Per further nettlenlums apply to A, 111:001111, Y. S. SuoTC, lititra:lt:I,w. ,i( n•1'880t41:11,130uss. La, Shims )31:13. IV T te40','i13s Y . G. L 11ni1,L, D. F.., Hone' Graduato and FIRS AND MARINO, AJ. It, U 0). S. '!reroute, Vitsitsed Air given B. 13, ,\Merles, D, 1), S., Atetstant Operator Orrc.,, '.levers 131eela, SoaIorth, D AMMO. 3IcTAC1CART, i)A404111th .,• 131tIT6;;i?L0 '1'rt?feaet a General i;rurb?ng fiits;ness. `700119 0(00017(07. Cout:lina and L'uitod 010tea (1,010 bnunht and aa1,0. Interest allowall o't dopoatts. Collections mode on favorable lama. Canadian Agollto-)IBncnANT'o ]]Axtt 01' CAaiADA, Now York Ageste—Iou'oRTsns .4.100 TOGO. 0119 NATIONAL 14AVl'. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. y'�7 M. 9INOLAIR, SOLICIT • or, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &o. Moe : Graham's ulook,1 door north of Hargreaves Drug Store, Private lands t9 0,0011, E W A. D E. BARRISTER, J • Solicitor et d Nota)7 Pnblir, Con- vavanoing. Colloctione and Loaning. Mr. Wade rill attend in Gerrie every Wodnos• day at two o'clock. fIOKSON & HAYS, (Late with Darrow .0 Proutttoot, (Wa- rta/1) Barrietera, 9olicltore, Conveyancers, 00. OUlco, Grant's Moak, Bruseoia, Money to loan. B. S. HAYS. W B. DICKSON, �� AI. TAY' 013, 13. 0. L., BAR. Dlolrso• n Tayloro`to MoCnllongli'tBafirm ietoro, Solicitors, 00., stunning Arcade, Xing Street Weer, Toronto, Money 0o loan. ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF the Fourth Ttvtsian Court, Co. Huron Conveyancer, Neter, Public, l,•md, Loan and Insurance Agent, Funds Invested and Wean. Oo,l00Atons made. Oedco 111 Gra. hame Bleck , Breneels, AUCTIONEERS. EORG1O KIRKBY, LIOEN- sin Auctioneer. Sales conducted on reasonable berme, farms and farm stook a aneotahy, Orders left at Tn11 POSTPuhneh- tog House, 13rnssnlo, or sent to Walton post oftlao will reeeiv6 prompt attention. RAYAI ANN, AUCTIONEER, . ie always ready to attend Bales Of farms, farm stook, &e. Terms cheerfully given, Cranbrook P.U. Setae may be ar- ranged at Tut Poss. Publishing douse Brussels. BUSINESS CARDS. WH. MoORAO1EN, ISSUER • of Marriage Liooneoe. Outgo at his Grocery; t'tlrnberry Street. Aril t ISS O'OONNOR, TEAOHER of Piave mud Organ. Terms on npplt- Hatton. N.B.-Walton close moots every Thnrsrb., y mugs Friday at arrs. 11, rlampb ell's, Walton. 1.11/PISS HARGRlEAVES DESIRES 1'3 to receive pupils for instruc- tion on the PIANO and ORGAN, 8 5oeuo 13Atpertancc. Residence 04001 Airs, Irin, gretn'0s, over IAAR41tt.A9'Es 101137(4 ST4)b011. 1106-lyr Thr••) N. I3AIRRETT, TONSORIAL J. �,• Artist, Shen, next door south of A. )i. 2001iay d: Oos, llu'dwaro atone. Ladies' and children's hair nutting a specialty. A choice stook of cigars kept. A ?o o AIR, ISSUER OF rorAR. riago Lie:moos, by appointment of Lteia-Governor Commissioner, R0„ q, It, Oe0veyanoor nod Agent. Piro Ine'rauoe Cc, 0ll1oo ,at the Oran brook Post O>Boo. ill W. O'BRIEN., V. 8., HONOR 6. . Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Oollmgnlis prepelad to treat all lse000 ofdon0sGonttact a 00ol011 eotoutio and 441)- provotl principles. Otllos•-Two doors north of bridge, Tnrllberry street. M. 11,01)11,10K, HOUSE, SIGN and Orli: mental Pointer. lleaining, Gilding, Sign and Decorative Painting in all it, bronchus. Shop Blinds done up in style. Pape' Hanging n epelinity. Shop ono door south of T. Buyers' Carriage Works. 11ESSMAKING._. The underelgaed desires to Intimate to the lodiee of Bens:ale and surrounding country that she is lnopal'od 10 attend to all orders intrusted to her, Satisfaction gnomon toed. Sbnp-Lip-stnh•o014 door north of Walter Tarlsnn's hardware store, 0.5- 21)03 HA11P1.11. \;b6,pftT OUNNINGy44,, INSURANCE, E'8sedi"dr.,,,ENT. \t . J, wear ,h , A -19, Graduate of Toe route School of DoutiStry. 4.11 oper- ntion0 guaranteed, 011leo-Oady's /gook, Sonfortit. Artiltolalteeth, 11ratyuality, aitch guo,rantoaditt,for 812.00 pot sot. 7,101rI TI1o4r.V. .T'1. .A... ./4070. X., SO, Honor (traditrite of rho Royal College '0f 11n1)ta1 Surpao net 'rnrotto, Nprin26 0070>0 -GAD n f teeth, rod Snr the ]mmntss oxtrao- tiOn 0106015), 01115>101:i •Alta' Dear t('441'rh tit` the RNnli. GU13LPH' (MEDICAL CARDS. M. F. CIA1,E, M. D„ O. M. Momberofthe Oolleao of 3'hysielars and 30rgeon0 ofOntaaloby examination. Ogloo andttoeidoua-Mofti81. ]last, 10th, Ontario. .-A, MoNfl.UC+ItTON, 11.1)., e r ] �• O. ,,N.O,P,hd9nlel. h C + S, Dub, At, Hargreaves' brag Store from 0ifos9rrZitc7naanydohorn n1 3 t m4 fr1lyformerly 0501p1011 by 1r, IrrrtcmelhlIyh, osueA0n V 4t 1 re tit t1) 011 til fm en sal 4.e 011 A10 fo• th ft th GO til od nt T1 m. to P of bi bi lei pa 001 10 so th be in is ver