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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-5-10, Page 8----Do you know 77o ere sailing— ALL P PE ' Tire latest in nobby ties et Rnee Bros. ! i :.t. frame t ethernet s eo Mee and elegy, , Try it 1. C7 heavy e: ee ever before? S neo last is. tare of Tor•. POST additional - • NEW STOOK has arrived and with it GILTS AT i I CTT, per roll. We bave special values in some job lines viz., 25e papers for l6o ; 18o papers for 100 ; 12o papers for 9e, and so on, The need for expensive papers is past as we eau now give you fine lines from 8 to 11 per roll. Come and see if what we tell yon are not fade. G. A. DEADMAN, Druggiet, Bookseller, &c. 01 0s° F TRUNK RAILWAY. eoovBELN ExrENSION, tv. O. & n. B. Trrhisleeve Brussels Station, uort and south as f °Rows: - Going South. Going North. Mail... 7:0e stmtMixed SAWa.m Expross 11:45 a.m. I &fail3:00 p.m Mixed 8:55p.m. 1 Biomes- ..... .9:46p.m gacL,i Beim sterns, A ehiel's among ye taker' notes An' faith he'll prent it. NODDY hats ab Ross. Bros. Cess for Eggs at MoOracken's. TEOETATION is making great progress jag now. Pmetraeframingdoue neatly and cheap- ly at Leatherdale's. Env, R. PAUL goes to Teeswater next Sabbath. Fnnezruuz at all prices. Handsome snits at a low figure at Leatherdale's. Ascw floor has been put in J. G. Skene's store this week. LEATnEEDALE ie giving great bargains in furniture. Try for yourself. J. T. Panne has been appointed ticket agent far the C.P.R. for this locality. ENsn.AOE corn, turnip, mangold and garden seeds for sale cheap at Thomson's. MDs. J. Weems, of Port Albert, Ont., revisiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Mo CUllough, of this town. Bear flax binding twice at 20 cents a lb., cash. Please give your order early, 33. GERRY. THE thermometer registered 83 degrees here lash Wednesday. This is unusual warmth for the Stb of May. 8,000 white brick for sale ab a bargain. May be seen at the Central Hotel, Bros. sole. T. O'NEIL. 31. Ir is hinted that A.H.N. Jenkens may resume his former occupation as school teacher. Boennners wanted -either ladies or gentlemen -Private house. Apply at THE Posr Publishing House. J. N. Museum, , is expected home shortly. He purchased a farm in Mani- toba and, pat in a crop. Norulra shoddy about Leatherdele's furniture. Big stock to select from. Close prices. It will pay you to see the goods. WHEN you hear 0 man deorying the village in which he lives you can put it down that heowes more in the place than he can pay, Mas. ALCxANDoa wishes to inform her customers that she has removed her mil- linery and residence to rooms above the postomce, Brussels. Wel. A. THoarseoN intends going into the reanufectnre of a new style of spring mattress. If reports are true he has etreok something good. PAsxule.-The undersigned has a large quantity of pasture rented and is pre- pared to take in cows or horses. A spring exeek runs through the place. Apply at once to R. Leatherdele, Brus- sels. .&n orders for teaming left at J. G. Skene's or A. M. Malley & Co's store will be promptly attended to. All orders for garden plowing left with the above named gentlemen will receive prompt at. tention. 30 HENDERsON BRos. Eno Tnrs.-Mre. Kirk bas on hand e large stook of fine wool and cotton hosiery, in all sizes and variety of colors. Fancy goods, a fall assortment. Berlin and other wools. The latest novelties in stamped goods. Ten per cent. off on all purohases over one dollar. Stamping on any kind of goods. Knitting to ord- er: Agent British American Dying.Co'y, and Oreelman Bros. knitting maohine. Shop opposite Queen's Hotel, Brussels. ASSESSMENT ROLL 1889. -The following is a synopsis of the Assessment Roll of Brussels, as certified to by Assessor Stewart ;-Total value of real property, 637,905 ; Value of personal property, $55,,8,450; Taxable income, 62,100 ; Total, '6218,455; No. of doge, 62 ; No. of bitches, 1Q; No. of cattle, 92 ; No. of sheep, 1 ; No. of hogs, 29; leo. of horses, 102 ; No. .7f births, 14; No. of children -between the ages of 5 and 10 years, 278, between 7 and 18,179, between 10 and 21, 98 ; No. of persons, 1209. Lacks I LASES I - Cheap rates via Beatty and Collingwood Line of steam - ere, running in close couneotion with G. T;B. tOaine from Kincardine and Wier - bon. By this route you can reach Sault St. Marie, Port Arthur, Duluth, Thes talon, Algoma and all Georgian Bay epode, thence to Manitoba, British Col. .nmbia, Montana, Minnesota and Dakota ot greatly reduced rates. For inform- ation and tickets oall at Taxeset1'E OF. FTon.. T. Feneein R, Agent G,T.R„ Brtls- sels, 4141 Goalro TO SrPEDANOU.I'sE.-At the reg- ular meeting of the Quarterly Board , of the Methodist church, Brnesels, held last Tuesday evening, Bev, nt. Swann was in- vited to return to tbie charge for the third year. - He declined, however, as he hag decided' to meek' a suporanneeted re. labion. Ile entered the ministry in 1800 :and has lied not only a good run of cir- ouits but a very succesefui ministerial (=ea. ,A, committee was appointed to draft a resolution to present to Mr. Swann, and another committee delegated to take the preliminary scope advisable in looking out for a Batelle enemies to the Viewed pastor. W.11, 'Kerr was elected eopregeniatiVe to the tenurial District meeting, to be held in Wingham on the mot God 22nD lnste. 22,000 brick for;x lc 0n levy tame. ,,. 1B..THrnptla_ 40. 1 VEAL salla rho wonderful (ale . e p1u1;, hilt the i o in he World. lobStG Loot out for special bargains in cloth ing at hose Bros, next week. Ir you want wen made, reliable furni tare to to Arthur Seal's. Mass MCQPAae1E, of Wingbam, was visiting at Melville Inause this week, Soren splendid mattrasees in Irish linen bolting will bo sold cheap at Veal's. Mee, Wer, Vase -rose and flies Fannie Thomson were in Gait for Ieeveral clays this week. TBE watering cart made its appoaranoe on Saturday of last week for the first time this season. Ix the report of the Fourth Division Court the decision given in the ease of Mrs. Alexander vs. W. NIgbtiugelo & Gm should have read "Judgment for de- fendant." Tun amended Cow By-law prohibits the running at large of oattlefrom 8 p.m. to 6 a.m, within the corporation of Brus• sels. Impounding will be in order it the by-law is not closely adhered to. IF an example were made and a good solid fine imposed the terrible and un. called for blasphemy used by certain in. dividuals on the street might receive a check. It is surely somebody's business to see that it is stopped. Env. Jong Ross, B. A , and James Smiths go to Exeter next Tuesday to prosecute the call from Weituu to Rev, 1) Forrest, of Bayfield, before the Heron Presbytery. DIED. -Last Friday eveneng Mre. Jas. Gibson jr. passed over to the great maj. ority, leaving a little daughter a week old to be oared for. The funeral took place on Sunday morning, the interment being made at Belmore, where her rela- tives reside. Mr. Gibson has had a large share of trouble for a man of his years and no doubt has the sympathy of the community. The infant is progreesing favorably. EAST Hum; LIOENae9.-The following is a list of Tavern licenses granted by the East Huron License Board for the license year of 1889 and 1890 :-lOullett.-Jas. Robinson, Kinbnrn. McKillop -Thos. Crawford, Dublin ; James Fulton, Win. throe; Ed. McNamara, Leadbury, Morris -Chas. Sage, Walton ; Jno. Sean- drett, Belgrave. Grey -Wm. Beirnes, Walton ; J. C. Tusk and Chas, Dames, Craubrook; Ino. Burton, Ethel ; Thoe. MoEwan, Jamestown ; Wm. Ward, Molesworth. Howiok-Robt. McMinn, Newbridge ; Geo. Brown and Louie Young, Fordwioh ; Jno. Haskett, Lach- lan Campbell and Jno. TI. Campbell, Gerrie ; Jno. Lamooby, Belmore. Wrox• eter-Wm. Johnston and Jno. Gofton. Turuberry-Bea. Saults. Brussels - Thos. Hall, Adam Koenig, Stratton Bros. and Christian Zilliax. W. he Be, S. -The fifth anniversary of the W. F. M. S. of Melville ehuroh, which was held last, Monday evening, proved an exceedingly interesting meeting and was muoh enjoyed by the audience. After devotional exercisee the following pro. gram was proceeded with : Music by ten little girls, "0 the good we all may do while the days are going by ;" reading by Miss Richardson, "Why we did not disband ;" Anthem by the young people's choir, "Rejoice in the Lord ; ' paper by Mies eloQuarrie, of Wingham, "Woman's position and work in the ohurcll ;" Root- tation by Mrs. Silas Jackson, "Dying and none to help them ;" quartette by Misses Kate Wilson, Mabel Jackson, Annie Ste- wart and Maggie Robinson, "There is a work for me ;" address by Rev. John Ross, B. A., the Finance of Missions ; collection ; closing hymn. It was stated during the meeting that in the 5 years of its existence, the society had °entri- buted 6520 to missions. Wmrmo's Wono.-On Monday evening, being the anniversary of . Rev. Mr. Howie's ordination, a missionary meet - Mg was held in Knox church. The chair was occupied by Thos. Straohan who gave a most seasonable, clear and im• pressive address on the duty of ohuroh members, the pleasure of public worship etc: Mrs. Howie then read a paper on Missions and pressed the obligation of Christian people to carry forward Christ's work. Miss Betz, Miss Webster and Mr. Pickard gave admirable reeitatione. Mr. Day addressed the meeting at con- siderable length and with much accept- ance. He disooursed on Home as well as Foreign Missions. Mr. Day's work is mainly to organize township and county S. S. Associations and see that every effort be made to oovsr even the remote parts of the Province with Sab- bath Schools. He is an expert in preach- ing to children and his visit, said Mr. Howie, will long be remembered and the hope of having him again in Brussels, cherished, REsoLUT1oN.-The following is a copy of the resolution presented to Rev. M. Swann by the Quarterly Board of the Methodist church of Brussels: Bev. M. SwANN, DEAR Pesmon, -Know- ing that at the close of this Conference year you have deoided to retire from the native work of the Christian ministry, in which you have been engaged for near- ly 40 years, we, the members of this Board, think this an opportune occasion to give expression to our sentiments. We desire to place on record our high appre- otation of your services during your pee• torate here. In the pulpit your minis- trations have been not only pleasing but pointed, practical, popular, profitable and carrying conviction to the minds of a goodly number of your auditors. In your pastoral"work and attendance to the other duties incumbent upon you, you have set the church an example worthy of imita. tion. We would not forget Mrs. Swann, as she has always taken sash a kindly interest in the work of the ohurole and its various organizations, notably the W. C. T. U., Women's Missionary Society, and the Sabbath school. Her consistent Christian life has exerted a powerful influence, bothin and out of flim ohercll. To your highly esteemed daugh- ter, Miss lea, we owe a debt of gratitude for the valuable assistance rendered in the Sabbath school and °berate choir, We heartily sympathise with you in the new relationship you will soon occupy is the ciaurch, and .hope to often have the pleasure of seeing you in Bruseole and enjoying the rivlle a of hoaxing rall We treat that in you now home en yourself and good lady may be spared for years to enjoy the evening of life, proving the truthfulness ot the Soripturb, "At eventide it shall be light," and that at Last an abuladent enlran50 may be ministered to 'you and youre into that hetet not made With betide eternalit the bei',veua, THE S WSSELS 1 -'OST 11011 BIAGI:, of Gerrie Waif' ill town , last Sunday. lin 1 ry bob farnitnne• rt'the r t1 lowest meet l N at 't t 1-1511, 18 rushing ontlhe imbiture, h poi Nix btuuhfal Parlor Suites in Nix weeks, Lizzie please go and got te bottle of t'nrnituro Polish from J. Dron, only 25o. Mem 1N11 Presbytery will meet at Wingham on Tuesday next at 11:45 a. In. Baer Pett, about 2 yeare of age, fell off a chair mid broke one of her arms a short time ago, Mem (De.) SLOAN and Mre, McKinnon, of Blyth, were the gueste of Mrs. Jno. Shaw for a couple of days tittle week, SAME, Wwstr will run excursion trips with his stage to Ssafarth every Satur- day. One tare, (00 cents) pays the re- turn trip. Morernon, daughter of F. 8. Scott, went down in their garden to where the bees are kept on Monday and was badly stung on the fees and body by the inseots. Luxe Harms is home from Toronto having completed his term at the Busi- ness College is the study of phonography and type writing. He 'is now ready to accept Some good opening. TEE estate of Chas. Hingston, an in- solvent, has been wound up and the oreditors awarded 20 omits on tho dollar. J'. M. llolntosh was the as,igueo and looked closely after the business. B. GERRY received a note from J. H. Young on Wednesday of this week stat- ing that they arrived at Moosomin on Saturday of last week, right side up but very mush fatigued. TEE street scraping was never done better than this year. Thee, Stewart worked faithfully at the job and did his work in a most satisfactory manner. The old gentleman is getting up in years but he is both able and willing to do n good day's work yet. Jona LIVINaSTON received word last Friday that his wife was dangerously ill and left at once for Indian Territory. He was expecting his family here shortly when the unwelcome message summoned him back to where his wife and children are. Ira few of the persons who get on a deck load of "tangle -leg" and make themselves a general noisanoe on the street were allowed to cool off in the look -up it might have a beneficial effect. It appears that men getting drunk "ac- cording to law" does not alter the case. BRUSSELS Lodge, No. 138, A.O.U.W., intend presenting J. A. Creighton, the efficient and painstaking Recorder of the Order for the past 5 years, with a Lodge emblem as a token of fraternal regard and remembrance on hie removal from Brussels. fee will be greatly miss- ed in the Lodge room. DON'T INJURE THE Tnnze.-Complaints have been made of parson tying horses to shade trees and the trees being damaged by the horse's teeth. The Council will make an example of the offendere if the practice is not .stopped. Tho trees cost money and should be taken care of. WEnoo-DSoelxo AND Dun:Lrxo.-George Birt has all the necessary machinery for digging and flrillrng wells and is prepar- ed to attend bo'all work entrusted to him in a way that will insure satisfaction. Wells cleaned out and put in proper shape. Terms reasonable. Residence second door north of the bridge, west side of Turnberry se, Brussels. 43-M CONSTABLE SOOTY arrested a ma17 named Kenner, of Wingham, on Tues- day, charged with the paternity of an illegitimate child belonging to a young woman named Bloomfield, The matter was settled between the parties by the payment of 625,00. The man denied the charge in toto but to save law and trouble consented to above settlement. Wtium a. -It is said a number of pedlars are carrying on operations in the adjoining sections of country without the necessary license and it is said an ex- ample will be made of diem if the license fee is not speedily forthooming. This appears to be only fair to the men who have Bewared the necessary qualification and the hint should be taken and farther trouble and expenee saved. SAMMuEL LAM and family removed to the Spring Bank cheese faotory, tlowiok, near Lakelet, on Tuesday of this week. This is a good factory and Mr. Laird is a good maker so we will not be at all sur- prised to hear that the results of the season's operations will be highly satis- factory. The output of the factory is about 100 tons. Wm, Mooney has gone with Mr. Laird as his assistant. THE daily papers of Tuesday contained the following item of interest to Brus- selites :-A Ronald steam fire engine, test • ed at Simcoe, doing four times the water throwing of a new opposition engine, working double quantity hose and using 50 pounds less steam pressure, giving highest satisfaction to our citizens ; un- disputedly maximum water -throwing with minimum steam 'pressure ever at. tained. No yibration of machinery. Citizens now feel protected from fires, all declaring the Ronald fire steamer a marvel of power and proteotioo. CHURCH NOTES. -Rev. J. Ross, B. A., preached two excellent discourses in Mel; villa church last Sabbath bearing on the Roman Catholic church. The text iu the morning was II Theesalonians, 2nd chap. and 7th verse, The evening dis- course was based on Rev. 18th chap., lst and 2nd verses. Next Sabbath evening the rev. gentleman will take up the Tem- poral Power of Rome with spsoial men. tion of the Jesuit question. -Thera was a large number of communicants at the sacramental service in the Methodist church on Sabbath morning. The pas. for preached a very suitable sermon from "Walk about Zion, and go round about her, etc." Rev. J. T. Lsgear, of Ethel, ocoupied'the pulpit in the evening and preached a sermon' out of the usual line from Eon: llth chap. last clause 14th verso. He` is a good preacher anrd is deservedly popular, Fobowehip meeting following after the public service.-- Last ervice. .Last Sunday afternoon the two' Presby- terian and Methodist Sabbath schools united, meeting at Knox ohttroh,to listen to an address from Alfred Day, Provin- cial Secretary of the Sabbath sohool as. sometime of Ontario. After devotional moraine Mr. Day delivered a very inter. eating addreeeusing the word Spirit as an acrostic. His subdivisions as to the leading points doeirable in Chamber were :-Simplicity, Promise, Impeessa- bilfty, Roli acus priVilego, Influence and Tenderness, This gentleman hoe been engaged in Sabbath sebool work for yeere an has been very successful in. discharg- ing the ditties of hie ofltot.-Secretary Alfred Day, Provincial 8, 5, Association, oboupied the pulpit of Knox church last Sunday, morning and evoning, die- -tree- ing eloquently encs fervently to the e•on- gtogetiolls. Mars.. C. A, Direnes,00 and dahyhter are visiting at lbtlarford, iV„t>:Istuo'1, and ar c n sal Itt1 daily rrY of belie ball matchese of the lttlrn,, al league aro rcut'ived every evening ' at tile Am'rionn i,Hotel, Brnsaole. W- A[. Sorwe,tut has added a very neat oabinot to be need in connection wills hie type writer, Mr. Sinclair has 'his oil'ioo and library fitted up to °ampere with any city law office. ALES. Birder 't me to Owen 50011,1 this week. He takes a position in the Polson Werke and will be the °atelier for the town baro ball club. Alex, will prove a source of strength to any slab. G.Soatue Marines, of Wingham, line appointed 13. Gerry, Bruesols, as agent for the sale of his brooms, wholesale to retail merchants only. A dozed will be sold atths samo rate as ten dozen. A stook always on hand. Mit. KENDALL is thonew station agent at Brussels, Ile carne here from Ilder ton, Middlesex Co. He bas leased the house recently eeettpied by J. Il. Young. THE POST extends a hearty wslsomo to himself and family. Wince in Windsor reoeutly, Senator Ces'rain stated that there was every in- dication Hutt the camp would be hold et Windsor. No trly all the officers etre in favor of it. Sir A. P. Caron, Minister of Militia has promised a visit. Tuenn was some little hitch in the closing up of the bargain between C. Zilliax, of Listowel, and T. O'Neil in the proposed purchase of the Central Hotel but the former is expected to take pos- session on Priday of this week. THE school population of Brussels has increased 00 during the past year. and now numbers 871. There is a large at- tendance of pupils at the school. Quite a number expeot to write at the Entrance Examination to be held in Brussels next July, POSTAL CuoNers.-The pri ueipel oh ang e is that so freeitrutly condemned in ad- vance -the two -cent drop letter, 'which, being expanded, moans that in future it will cost two carte to send a letter from one part of the village to another. Other changes are :•-Lor letters addressed to any other plane in Canada or the U. S., three cents au ounce, instead of tbree coats a half ounce, as formerly. For registration, five oeuts will be charged. The old two vent registration stamp may be used, and the deficiency made up by ordinary stamps. 'Tho regulations went iubo fordo ou Thursday of this week. BORN. Mnizms.-In. Grey, on the 28115 ult., the wife of Mr. Adam Manzie, of a son, M1i.RRIED, Mexrsoo sac-QIIRIscenn.-Ab the Metho- dist Parsonage, Brussels, on May 8th, by Rev. M. Swann, Mr. Thos. Nelson Montgomery, to Miss Laura Ohristsou, both of Wingbam. Gm sox.-Iu Brussels, on the lard inst., Minnie, beloved wife of James Gib. son jr., aged 84 years and 2 months. CORRECTED CAIMEDLLY EVERY WEEK. Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Barley Oats ... 90 93 40 48 20 28 Peas 60 62 Butter, tubs and rolls.... 15 00 Eggs per dozen 10 00 Flour per barrel5 50 00 Potatoes 20 00 Hay per ton.... .. 11 00 12 00 Hides per lb 2 3 Salt per bbl., retail1 20 00 Sheep skins, earth 60 1 00 Wool, per 1b 17 22 0F7Ar^Oen no MARw'J-'TS.. 501 sECTnD OARnFULLY E0E110 WEEK. Pall Wheat 90 08 Spring Wheat 90 98 Oats 90 28 Peas 50 52 Barley 40 48 Potatoes 20 00 Butter, per lb 15 00 Eggs, per dozen ' 10 00 Apples, per bushel 80 85 HogsBee' dressed 4 00 00 Beef 50 5 80 Hay 11 00 18 00 Wood, per cord 2 50 4 50 Sheepskins, each 40 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. rpHREE WELL.BRED LEI. A- mime Ewes strayed from the promis- ee of the undersigned, lot 11, con. 10, Grey, on April 22nd, Their tails h,..ve never beim out. Auv information leading to their re- ctory will be suitably rewarded by WPL- LIAM,TAYLOR, Brnesele P.O. 41.2 DULL FOR SERVICE.—'1'HE underetgnedwill keep for eery' le, 011 101 10, eon. 9, Grey, the -thorn'-bred Short. horn Durham Bull,',Defiance,. (0078) Dom- inion Shorthorn Herd Book. Terms, to in- sure, 8,1.25 for grade sows ; 53,00 for them, - brads, Fee to bo paid Feb, 1st, 1800. Pedi- piopx etor HUGH. lloRAYplioatlon414xthe L CP NE If you want a goon situation write to MAY Bnoruuns, Nurseryman, Roobester,N, Y., as they arab' want of honest anduprlght Wes - me n, to sell their choice and hardy varieties of nursery stook, either on salary or commis. cion. Many Inew and valuable varieties to offer. Write there at once for tonne; de- lays are daemons. 87.8 1XCJTJUSION During .the summer menthe, corn. mewing Saturday, May lith, I will carry .passengers on Saturday 'of each week' from Gerrie to Seaforth and return for 01,05,, and. from Brussels to Beaforbh and retire. 00e. Stage loaves at usual hours. On the Queen's , Birthday a epectal conveyance 10111 be run to )Seaforth, 00 cents for return trip !tom Beats-. eels, S. WALSH, .proprietor. 121_ORRIE SEAPORTS STAGE Rou5E. Btagoletivos Gerrie about 080 n.. in., reach- ing Brussels about 8:80 0, m., and will arrive at Seaforth aboat 11:80 a, 111. Returning will leave Seaforth about 0:80 p. m., roasting Bruesols about 0:40, intime to 'oolen set with. trains going north and south, disc make connections with 11.. P. R, ab Wroxeter and Gerrie. 3, WALSH Proprietor, ULLS FOR SERVICE.—THE Jeer u Lot 20, Con.4 t will keep for oorvido en Durham Co 4, , orrie, "h(11382), 38 ), regi bred. peigra Bull, ',Barney," (11082 , tct [store, 17o Tree, Dominion )Short Hord 5, 880, Ibm grade 'orm6, far. 1,0 , withavid oowg, .8,e0, for Ong if sees 003'. with 1lredgr ler bull ie ing U opt on the a well , Terns,1 c 0 bull e wit lto ri li gem same iot, 1!ot,0 boots, Pith privilege n1 returning if naas sti 011 Tl7onoclogrbs of ''Barney" maybe soon elf 'sneerer,tion to the owner, 8.21r. PETER I3A1111,1'roprioter. REAL ESTATE. 1' FOR , '1 1 t Ali lin 1 ()lt SALE. iII , C i L A nl.x,.r.,.;I t , , 1 1 , x r utt , re71n sad to rent ms' v 101311/1,in 'l.'ou cal i 7 ' of Morrie and I10 .1, B, SCOTT. . rusee,.' 07.67. F5. T OTlSII AND LOT 1011 SAItl,, On the corner of N.'nry and ale/lanae Streets, in the village of Brussels. Thin pro. party is very conveniently situated andie a lrnrgafn 80 SOY person having a family of. young children ne it is ea near tbo School.. Good stable and well on the premises alae' some young fruit trees and a quantity of pre smallmises. fruit, Ann)),to 8110 OW101, on the 154f MRS. TUILNBULL, llrusaols. IIAR01 FOR SALE OR TO RENT A. being lot 14, eon, e, Grey, containing 60 sans. There ie a frame ]zonas bank barn, orchard, &e, 095 the premises, 40 aor00 of the laud ie cleared and under cultivation, and 10 aoree of the Balance is well timbered, The tam is conveniently located, being Bi utiles from Brureels, 11. miles from Oran - brook and 0a miles from-eithel. For further uartloulare apply, on the promises, to 20.4 ROBE. HALL, CranbrookP. 0. rPANNERY FOR (SALE,— THE J Brussels Tannery is offered for 8111s at n bargain, la it is a 15 h. p. engine and 80 h. p, boiler, l5 vats, 2 curry tables, 2 stoves, pond bark hill 107,1 a full set of toolswith heating pipes to leaches, &a. There ars about 2 acme of land in commotion with the building, Notaunery nearer than Wiugham or Listowel. Terms easy. For further par- ticulars, as to prior, terms, &o„ apply at 87- Tun POST Publishing House, thus sob, .i "iAR5I FOR SALE.—THE SUB- eonumi offers his valuable 100 more farm, being lot 3, con, 13, Grey Towr-ahip H uron Co., fox sale. There are about 60 soros cleared andIngood heart, There 10 a log house, good bank barn, howling orchard, and all the neoessary conveniences ou rho premises. For further partioulars, as to price, terms, ata„ apply to the Proprietor, 1HOS. HISLOP, Clare P. 0., N. W. T.. or to 2-11 DOUGALD STIL1CHAN, Brussels 1 IAR1l2 FOR SALE.—THE UN- doraigned offers his 100 acre farm for sole, being lot 25, con, 4, Morris. There aro abouts acres of bueh, all the feat cleared, Good house, Ostler, cistern, pump, 80. Splendid bauk barn,. 02x45 feet. Fences in good, repair, nearly all straight rail. 500 rods of underdrainon the farm, Two and a -holt miles from Brussels, Terms and conditions of sale ma do lmowu ou applleatiou to CHAS. ROZELL Brussels P.O., or at Tux P OST Publishing house, 40-tf C. B. HARRIS, Proprietor. LIARM FOR SALE.—THE UN. 11 oxmsro.YEn offers for sale the north east quarter of lot 28, concession 0, Morris, County of Huron, containing 60 ems, The land leaf drat quality and in a ]sigh state of oultiyation. well ,snood and under -drained, :5 sores cleared. Newlrame house, 8 rooms, milk house with concrete walls, 2 voila, good barns and shed, orchard, etc, right Bores of fell wheat. This desirable property adjoins the corporation of Brussels, Suit- able teams will bo givyen, Title perfect, JAMES (GRIEVE, Owner, 80- Seaforth P. 0. 20n AORE PAP..MP0R SALE. tl 4 flrat-class form for solo to rho Township of Morris in the Oonnby of Hemel being south het/ of north half Iota 254700 and south half of 20 in 5117 con„ containing 200 sores more or less, 125 acres mostly clear of stumps and in a good state of culti- vation. There is a young bearing orchard,a good haulm and hank barn 00 0 56 feet with stone stable andoraeatil. The farm is situ- ated within a mile of the Village of Brussels end is a. good farm for grain or stook rais- ing as lbts watered with rho river Maitland and never failing spring creek. Possession will be given at any time. Per further par- ticulars apply on the promises Into 0,15.. ROBERTSON Brussels, P. 0 0•tf 'TALUABLE FARM FOR SALE tieing the south half of lot number 80 in the 4th concession of the township of Morrie, known as the homestead of A00111 - bald Taylor, containing ninety-nine acres. 301058y acres aro cleared, the balene° wood- ed with valuable timber. Exaellont build- ings, large orchard of choice trees, soil in good condition and is situated ono and 7t quarter miles north of the Village of BT'tle• eels, an the main gravel road This is olio of the finest homestead farms in the oounby of Huron and will be sold at a bargain and on terms to suit purchaser. For further partioulars apply to the Proprietor. A. M. 24055015, ManningArcade, Toronto, or- to ARCHIBALD TA05OR, 8e„ 011 the prela- te. ®may OOD FARM FOR SALE IN `Morris, on reasonable terms. In 00050 to aloe° the affairs of the estate of the late W. G. Hingston, the exeoutors offer the 101 lowing valuable lands for sale North hall of Lot 85, Concession O, Township of Morris,00ntaining 00 acres. Ott this lot is erected a good frame barn with stone foun- dation, good orchard, well andpnmp . Neer- ly alleleared, and is on the grave road closely adjoining the village of &easels. This farm adjoining valuable ono, is well towed and in it good state of cultivation. Per prises and terms apply to 'PHOS. KELLY, Brussels P. 0., HENRY .1E:mi 30s, Victoria Squarer. 0,, or JAMES SUPPLE, .Maple Lodge. P. 0., Middlesex Oountr.. ESTATE ,NOTICE. Pursuant to chapter 110 section 00,R, 8.0., tho creditors etHxNRY REV, yeoman, 1 ato of 111 lot 10 eon. 8, Grey Township, in the County of?lluron,who . died on or about the Fifth Day of December, A. D. 1888, and other having claims fu respect to hie estate ere hereby nOtifled to send, on or before the 1st Day of June 18eo, to AAnoN W. PARA - BAKER, of the Village of Ethel, in the County of Huron ,accouter of the estate and effects of the said. deoeased, .their names and ad- dresses and the full particulars of their claimsand of the securities (11 any') held by them, and also that immediately after the saiddate the assets of the said deemed will les distributed among the parties, en- titled thereto hang regard only to the blaims of which he executor bas,. then nobioe, and ae the santor will not be liable for any assets so distributed to any person. of whose claim he shall nob have had notioe. AARON W. PANABAI(ER, Ethel, April 10114'89. Executor, Ethel PA. AUCTIONEERS. !ti_EORGE KIRKBY, Vf Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduot- edon reasonable terms, Farms and farm etreka oneoialby. Orders belt at Tun PosT Pobit thing House,BrueSele,or sentto Walton P. 0„ will receive prompt attention.. A RAYMANN, 1]l • Auctioneer, le always ready to at- tend 0alesoffarme,farm steak, &c. Terme oheerlully given. Oranbrook P,0. Sales may he arranged at Trial POST Publishing. House, 13ruae016, DENTAL. xi CETO-WSSTTS,'S'1 0, L.tall, 'L. D. 8„ Hose Graduate and er, et, el. D. S. eleronbo, Vitallzod Air given,' estes-Mn1Ene Berme, S0,10sOnTir, em em sT 83 m tD 1 W..1'. rear,: 0, D. 0., Graduate of Toronta,.Beheol of Dentistry. Alt oporatione guaranteed, i::s-Artitlolat teeth, hest quality, and a guaranteed et, for 312.00 per get, Otllco--Opnv's BLUCxr SEADMMEI 11,301 lW ;rXtriTs Mahar CI to of the Ity osl Colt, of Dental gorgeous, Toronto. Nitrag Oxide (las administecod for the P6191055 Extraotloti 61 teeth. Office -- fa -Own Mon Sown opi3ANz, lanrf5r11Le MAY 10, 1880 II ELL° f oue Clan I would particularly invite your attention, at the present 00118011 of the year to the fact that I Call Save TOUT M0110y for you if you give me an opportunity to do so. I have Wall Papers of every style and price, CAN- ADIAN. AMERICAN and ENGLISH, from K 9 • x i as high as you wish to gc. No trouble to show you what we have for we have jut what we advertise to have. PEPPER'S DRUG STORE (Successor to .1. Ilargreaves .0 00,) Oppomble Queen's Betel, Brussels. BANKING. tl .:INTOSLI & MoTAGGART, Y BANKERS, • BRUSSELS, Traacact e. C#oneral aHanitixaN- 13uola000. NOTES DISCOUNTED. Canadian and United states Drafts bought and Bold. Internet allowed on Deposits. 'Collections made on favorabL' fermi. Canadian Agents-MEnc1IANr's Batik OF OANenA, NOW fork Agents -LIMITERS AND TRAD- ERS NATIONAL BANE, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. 7 01. SINCLAIR, 'V . Solicitor,Couvoyanoor,N0toryPub- lic &a. Ofilee-Graham's lllook,1,loornorth of Popper's Drug Store. Privet., Freida to Loan. E. WADE, e Barrister, Solicitor and 14 otary Pub- lic. Convoyaeeing. Colleetlons a nd Loaning. Ur, Wade will attend in Gerrie every Wed- nesday at two o'clock, DICKSON & BAYS, 11 mato with Carrow & Proud foot, Gode- rioh,) Barris tem, SoUoitors, Conveyancers, &c. 08]ce-Grant's Blookk,Brussels. Money to Loan. n, 9. HAY6, W. D. 111C'EaON. M. TAYLOR, B. C. L., • Barrister, Solicitor, &e.. et the Rrnl. of Dickson, Taylor & MaCuilou at,Barritters, Solto:tors, Sm. ,MonningA roailo, Bing Street West, Toronto. Money to Loan.. ALEX.RUNTRR Clarkof the Fourth Division Court, Co. Enron. Oonvoyanoer, Notary Public. Land, Loan and Insuraoeo Agent. Funds invested and to loan. Collections made. Office in Graham's Block, Brussels. BUSINESS CARDS. Iv/ II. \loOltAOKEN, , . Issnrer of Marriage L e0113Ce. Ofllae at his Grocery, lurnbomry street, Brussels, 1U IS1; O'OUNNOT, Toaoborof Plano dud Oran, Terme on application. WALToo C0Ass meets every Thursday and Friday at Mrs. D. Oampbell's, Walton. ISS HARGREAVES Desires to receive pupils for instruc- tion on the Piano and Organ, /vine years experience, Residence vita Mrs. Hargreav- es, over Popp or'e Drug Store. RN. BARRETT, . Tonsorial Artist' Skop-Next door south of A. M. McKay & Cate hardware store. Ladles' andohllaren's hair cutting a speoielty ra-A choice stook of cigars kept. AMoNAIR, Issnrer of Marriage Lioenaes, by appointment of Lieut; Oovornor, Oommie- stoner, &a., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent Fire Iasuranee 00. Ciba at the Oranbrook Poet O1Boo. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, INSURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. DRESSMAKING. -- The underelgned desires to intimate to the ladies of Brussel,' and surrounding country that she is prepared to attend to _ all orders intrusted to her, Satisfaction. guaranteed. Shop -Up -stairs, ono door north of Walter Jaokson'e hardware store, 10- MI83 58MPL3, MEDICAL CARDS. UTbi. F. CALE, M.D., 0 member of the College ofPhysielans and Surgeons of Ontario by examination. ()Mao and Rdsldenoe•-Malo street neat, T0the1, Ontario. J• A. MoNAUGEITON, M. D. e 0,M. L 1L. C.P,,..Edinburgh, M. C. P, S. Out, At Popper's Drug Store. from 0' to.. 11:80 a, 111, and from 1:50 to 4 5, m, At Other hours may bo found at his residenoe,form- erly occupied by Br. 13 utchiueon, 01111. sit VETERINARY. i 1 W. O'BRIEN, V. S., e I'Ituor Gratitude of the Ontario Vet. orinory Onlloge, le prepared to trod all &seance ofdomeotleatodantmttleon sotentifio and approved prluoiples. OIOee-Two doors north of bridge, Tu171berry street, '1" NO. D. WARWICK, V. S,, !:l Graduate of the Ontario Vbterinar Oo)lege,ba3 opened an deoe in 73russsle and . is now nrontont to troab nil disoappss b1 domesticate() animals on the latest soiodtle° and ,reproved prinolptes, Clefts attended to day or night. OVUM l nese Shop opposte Qu eon's Rotel, lI usBtt le,