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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-6-14, Page 81t
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Wo are agent for what we believe to
be the best make, You can write all day
with one lilliug, and, with proper mare,
ehoold last a lifetime. We can refer you
to a dozen or more who have or aro using
these peus. Do oat be misled by gotting
inferior Muds. We guarantee every pen
sold to give eotiefemtion,
G. A. DLAID'IAN,
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealer.
'GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
808T8E1:0 EXTENSION, W. G.& D. D.
Trnlusleave Brussels Station, wort and
southas rollOwe:—
13ror nut"bine rel 1311 (:e8rr's<,
ittoolso twine 11 coats. U 1 trey,
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for the 1 Nt 30 lass
•\int 1 :Moot the particui us of on
J num'an Day celebration
I W. I'L and Miss Leah Hill, of Wing
I ham, were in town last Sunday.
mat buggy for Halo, Will take goo
horse in exchange. B. Gerry,
Lie waterlog cart has had an ens
time of it for past three weeks.
Mrs. lnavoo returned home from To
ronto last Thursday.
Too School Board did not meet las
Friday as there was nota quoru.
Miss TI.riE HNo(8881
e, im
s visiting he
brother and friends at Wiugbam.
VEAL is framing large quantities of pie
tures very cheaply and neatly, Try him
Rev. Joe. Ross, B.A., went to Toronto
this weok as the delegate to the auti•Jes
nit'Conveutiou.
75 mons In advance 0080800 Tun POST
for the balance of 1889. Now is the time
to subscribe.
Vanes furniture is unsurpassed for
design, finish anti durability. Call and
tremble.
B1sno' Wane came home from Mani
toba on Tuesday. His visit did not 'in.
prove his health.
'Vol" can get any loud of Sewing
Going south, Going North, Machines or Organs at Leatherdale's at
Afail.....,
7102 8.81. 111I1.06d 0:30 ami rock bottom prices.
Express 8 65 Pau. 13 illroee.......3i45p m T ns'rt1:s.—Glen's long Boots only $1.50
1''— for plowing in and working among thistles.
1 �} Ladio-' toe SIiIplpeis 79o. ADAti Goon.
n,�A il.i •z6.C(t1S ;I1.tC211. , ronto,swherei shexhasl beenn/orh010t several
Misue__—_- -- -_ - --------_ To-
- months ander the tubtIon of an artist.
A ohiel's among ye takin' notes PAuateos, you can get all the Furniture
An' faith he'll prent it.
THE E1:�USSEL�5 POST Tu 14, 18!'
Wm, 111 t,arnl is .'presenting Priuerss
Alexandra C:1n11 No. 21, 0. 0. F„ at they
to.on k -
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1 1 ,lcthis;.
tu'�1 cowl rt h
t Alms lAazio tlowi't,r. who has heed
living in Muskoka for the pest eighteen
- months, is nary in Brussels with hot'
sisters.
d A rolrr(18 teller has been doing a big
business iu town this week. Ise hail a
y "pie -1110" with memo of the young ladies
learning the millinery.
Lioo::N To 2'1t1e.--T. L. Sturdy is
sol)lug off his stook of gr. marlin, glass.
t ware, china and crockery at cost. Call
in and smite bargains while they are to
r behad.
A now catcher for the Brussels baso
• ball club to expected hero on Monday.
His name is Ryma1. A game of ball will,
probably, be played at Wroxeter during
tlip week.
LAST Tuesday Mise Took, of Craubrook,
and Mrs. Ennio, of Grey township, left
for Saltcoats, Man., on the excursion.
On the same train Donald MoLauchlin
ween to Gleuboro' and J. Pybus to Aloe0o-
1n111,
NExr Tuesday Miss Annie Ross and
Bliss Menzies will start for Brandon,
Man., where they will spend e. month or
so. :hiss Aggie Town, of Buffalo, who is
visiting in 136usaels now will accompany
them as far as Winnipeg.
Tun Winghanl Advauon says :—"The
loyal Canadian subjects of Brussels pur-
pose celebrating Dominion Day. As
there is Poing to be no sport in Whig/Jain
that day no doubt a large crowd will go
there on tho hunt for plettsure."
As will be seen theappoint
meat of Rev. S. Sellery, 13. A., 13. D„ to
the pastorate of the Methodist church,
Brussels, was confirmed and the rev.
gentleman will be here to take oharge of
his work the Bret Sabbath in July.
Tun Reeve is after the street ball play.
are and the practice will have to stop. It
is dangerous to person's driving and has
already proved disastrous to windows.
The park is so convenient there is no
neoessity for playing on the main
thoroughfare. A word to the wise should
be sufficient.
BLUE Rmnox Bore Ann Grans,—The
Band of Hope electing was held on Mon-
day evening with an attendance of seven-
ty-four. At the close of the mooting the
following prizes were awarded for
punctual attendance during the past
year :—I st prize, Leon Jackson ; 2nd
prize, Mamie Shaw, Thurso, Gerry, Boa-
kie Hewitt, Emma Webster, Edie Md•
Lauchlin.
JUNE BRlsos.—The muslin girl, The
barefoot boy.—Brides in profusion.—
Rose, bugs and flies.-Butterfiiee and
daisies.—Vacations and reunions.—Groet-
ings and farewells.- 'Awnings and hanl-
mooltA.—Rome grown etratbberries.--Tho
days of the year.—Moonlight nights and
promenades.—Tho linen duster and
summer novel.—The ice cream and
strawberry festival.—Lawn parties and
sweet girl graduates.—Closod blinds,
chair Covers and "not at home."
TIE Clinton hews -Record says : There
will be a vacancy in the Brussels post -
office after tho 1st of August, Mr. 3rant,
the presoot P.M., having sent in his res-
ignation to take effect on that date, Thos.
Farrow, e5•M.P. for East Huron, is spok-
en of as a possible appointee. Should
Ur. Farrow desire the position we fancy
that 11e would got it. no thing we do
Iknow that there is no man in the Riding
who merits it more or who would more
faithfully perform the duties.
.Born TooaYaxrNT.-0n Monday, July
1st, a grand band to0rname11t and gen.
oral athletic sports and games will take
place in Kincardine. Only amateur
bands allowed to compete, and tho prizes
will be $75, $50, and $25. A grand re-
gatta will take place on Lake Huron,
open to all yachts and fishing smacks on
the lake. Large prizes for athletic sports
and games. Groat interest is being mani-
fested throughout Western Ontario. Kin-
cardine is the prettiest lake port town in
Ontario, and the publio will have a
splendid opportunity of securing a oheap
and enjoyable outing. Cheap excursions
from all points have been teamed.
OUntous Poznan.—The following is a
very 0urious puzzle: Open a book at
random and select a word within the
first ton lilies and within the tenth word
from the end of tho line. Murk the
word. Now double the number of the
page and multiply the sum by five. Then
add twenty. Then add the number of
the lino you have selected. Then add
five. Multiply the sum by tee. Add the
number of the word in the line, From
this sum substract 250, and the remain-
der will indicate in the unit column the
number of the wozd; in the ten column
the number of the lino, and tho remain-
ing figures the number of the page.
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Caen for Eggs at McCracken's.
Fn1:8II strawberries at The Restaurant,
R. J, CLARK, of Arva, spent Sunday in
town.
ToarATo and cabbage plants at Thos.
Belly's. 48.3'
Oxon encu sale for the next 30 days at
Roes. Bros.
TOME will be no December meeting of
the Huron County Council this year.
Ross Boos, will sell clothing and gents'
£nrnisbings at cost for the next 80 days.
Sao -ma MocaTax, au old time resident
of this locality, ie visiting relatives and
friends here.
CALL and get a twenty dollar suit for
fifteen dollars for the next 80 days at
Ross Bros.
Aernoa VRAL wants to exohange Fnrni-
turo or a splendid new Top Buggy for a
good horse.
ADAM GOOD will open his Ioe Cream
Parlor with a special quality of loathe=
On Saturday.
TIM Juue session of the County Court
opened Taesday. i'Iis honor Judge
Toms presiding,
Tun late frosts have been disaotrous to
the fruit orop of this suction, so com-
petent judges say.
HATS and ties ono end, which must
be sold during the next 30 clays at Ross
Bros.
Loor.00an i3 booming just now in town
and the boys are anxious to cross sticks
with some neighboring team.
Ir will pay any person to call and see
Geo. Love & Co's Furnitureltoom, New
Goode and new Prices.
TEE flume at Stewart & Lowiuk's mill
was damaged by the flood and workmen
have been repairing it this week.
LEATEERDALE'm is the headquarters in
Brussels for Furniture, Undertaking,
Sewing Machines and Organs.
A coon deal of our space is taken up
with the County Council proceedings,
but the Poor House is an important lenb-
jeel.
Roo. Jim. FERGUSON, wife and daugh-
ter, of Denver, Col., are visiting relatives
and friends in town. The rev, gentleman
was Rev. John Ross' predecessor as
pastor in Melville church, Brussels.
Wenn.DI00000 ANL Dnnnn'. a,—George
Birt has all the necessary maohinery for
digging and drilling wells and is p85900-
80 attend to an work entrusted to Lim
in 8 way tbat will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and pet iu proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 43.11
.DAN. McDoNALn is back from Sohriber,
as the situation did not pan or' accord-
ing to the expectation of the proprietors.
We were misinformed about W. R.
Stratton having anything to do with it.
Dan, may go back again before long. He
says there are more men, by a big odds,
than there aro positions for in the West,
and, as a result, scores, who have money
enough to get a ticket, are coming home.
Manitoba Exoursion.—•,dune
4th, nth and Isla. Deloraine,
and return, $28 ; MaosOnliU and
retftrn, $28 ; Glerr.boro' and return,
$28 ; Salt Coats and return, $28 ;
Calgary and return, $35. Good
for 4o days. For Tickets and In-
formation apply to 7. M. Kendall,
or to T. Pletcher, Agents G.T.R.
Miss DIAIs11ALE is slowly recovering
from the serious illness that befell her at
Welland. She dictated a letter to a
friend in which the says though weak the
doctors have good hopes of her complete
restoration. She will have to remain
quiet for a very long time, She was in-
vited, with her sister, to visit the Thous-
and Island Park and speed the summer,
but it is doubtful if she will be ante to do
so this year,
P12rsn'TE110.--T120 annual session of
the General Astembly of the Presbyterian
liboreh in Canada met in Toronto Wed
nesday. Tile delegates from this section
are : presbytery of Huron—Revs.
McConnell, Wm, M, Martin, B.D., Robt,
Tire, 10.1)., J. H, Simpson, Peter Mus.
grave Elders—Arch. McNeil, James
Scott, Rolm. Scott, Chas. Simons, Geo,
.Anderson. Presbytery of Maitland--
.Revs, Attain 1, IianQeeen, A. Y. Watley,
Angus IltcKay, Finlay A. McLennan,
John McFarlane. Eldete—Thigh Cham-
bers, Gilbert :McCollum, Jno. Stewart,
Jame:i :imitlis, ,Tames McNair.
23nrsanro wants More energy and "got
op" in positing anything for the good of
the place,_ --The Cow Bylaw either en.
forced or repealed. At present a good
many aro going to the trouble of enelos-
ing their cows while others pay no atten-
63011.�o.t&---Tho.oredi6 system ruled out.
and pay as -y0tt 00" substituted.—Bx-
pensen In tho town kept dawn ea low no
pateible.—A boom that will waken things
up in 808) earnest.—So1r1e benevolent
Society to sym9athiza with the lonely
maidens while 1110 bravo 0011116001'0 are
away at camp.- A thorough Arousing or
the enforoement of tho Creoles Act, -..-An
oateide bees hall olid, to "tread „ 1 the
tall of our oat" for 1(1810 innings.
you want now and pay for it next winter
with sawlogs or wood, at Geo.Love & Co's
J. N. KNRcnTEL Is home from the
Street. He will go back to Manitoba be-
fore long to look after the crop he has
in.
Rats Davin PEmtoo, wife and daughter,
of :stimuli, were visiting relatives and
fiends in Brussels and lOoality this
week.
Srr octavo organ for sale. Oast $150,
will sell for $75. Good as new. May be
seen at Mrs. 3, W. Shiel's residenoe.
48.4ins Goo. HUMBLE,
"Ir yon want a New Raymond Sowing
Machina go to R. Leatherdale, He svi11
sell you one for $22,00. I paid $35 for
mine."
Ir has become a by -word in Brussels
that Arthur Veal sells better and cheaper
furniture than any other dealer in the
county.
Miss SAME MOONEY, who has been Here
for several months, returned to her home
at Port Huron, Miob., oa Thu8saay of
this week.
Amnon VEAL says his furniture busi-
ness bas inoreased 100% in the last six
month:. Why 7 Beoauso ho dos just
what he advertises,
Mos. ALEX ANDER wishes to inform hor
customers that She has removed hor
Hoary and residence to roams above the
postoffice, Brussels.
TEE Saturday exourelons to Goderieh
and liincardiue are now running. Re-
turn fare $1.00, good to return on any
train on Monday.
Br a letter received from R. G. Wilson
we aro pleased to learn that he is con.
siderably better, He expects to :.- hack
to Brussels in a few days.
Rev. MITNROE M811080 E, of Montreal,
is annoanoed to preach in Knox church
next Sabbath evening. air, McKenzie
leaves for the mission field shortly.
11'ARxens, why pay an agent rantling
from house to house $10 or $12 more for
a sewing nmebine than you can buy one
for in Brussels? 1t, Leatherdale will.
sell yon a New Raymond for $22.
G50. Love & Co. will furnish team and
three -nested rig to carry the bearers for
all funerals in village, free of charge,
same se heretofore. W.° wish to bo dis-
tinctly understood. Matters not who
does the undertaking.
ALL orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skeue's or A. M. McKay & Co's store
will bo promptly attended to. A11 orders
for garden plowing left with the above
named gentlemen will receive prompt at-
tention, 30 HENDE1::'O0 Enos,
Lan Monday Chris. ;Gillian., of Listow-
el, took possession of the Central Hotel
in this town, owned and managed for
years by Terry O'Neil. The latter will
remain In town for a while and will
handle horses as usual. Mrs. O'Neil and
children have gone to Toronto on a visit.
Quma cariosity may be seen at the
rea100n000 of T. 1'!'letoher, hire. Henry,
Jno. McCallum and Jno. Robb in rustic
tables, on the legs of which buds and
well formed leaves have made their ap-
pearance. Itis supposed to have been
caused by the surplus sap in the timber,
which was no doubt used while
MISSIONARY SEnviona. Rev, Murdo
McKenzie, who is about to prooeed to
Henan, China, as a missionary of the
Presbyterian ohutall, will be in Brussels
next Sabbath. Mr, McKenzie has just
graduated in the Presbyterian college,
Montreal, and with Messrs. DoDougall
and Mc -Vicar, from the same College,
will reinforce the Canadian Presbyterian
staff of missionaries in the field mention-
ed. David Youill, of Montreal, has
geusrooely agreed to pay his expenses to
China and also his salary the fist year.
Mr. McKenzie will preach in Melville
chnioh on Sabbath at 11 a. m, and in
Knox ohuroh at 6:30 p, m.
ONE or Marr,—Tho following satis-
factory testimony of the Wrar'toa water
works, lately completed by the Ronald
Werke, speaks for itself and needs no
oomment:-"Mn. RONALD, DEAR SIR,—As
the County Cannot! met ltero this week
the members were all down inspecting
the water works, and on Tharsday oven.
iug we gave them an exhibition of how
they work up town. They aro all highly
p)eaeecl with the system and as several of
their towns aro proposing getting water
Works I thought I would. let you know
about them. AtLuoltnaw they nee wait.
iug the return of the Reeve %o "r -out nn
what oar system le like. I learn from
the Reeve of Mildmay that they aro
about toot waterworks oras
there and
at Walkerton and Port Elgin, The
Reeve of Tesewator visited us and seoms
to think oar system is ahead of theirs
after al r
1. Mays he can report when ho
'gets home that the Wiarton ovatertvorlts
aro a perfect 61100sas. They (0000 sur.
prisod nt the amount of stator and the
silo/atm it teas thrown. I carried a litho
extra pros8060, about 00 pounds. Every.
th1ng is 111 ilr8t-class order and working
splendidly. The extension of pipe is now
antler headway 4100, we expect, will be
eon:Noted this month, Plonee remelt.
bet me to Mr. Watt and al! 1118 workmen
who wore11o1'e building the engines, I
remain, YOtire truly, I. DOS313 1, Engineer
t i Watorwbrhe:"
Onto:, Marton, 'lone 5, 1889.
air a ues ext 1 :V ca woo;
The Winnipeg Bicycle Club are an.
ranging for a 500 -mile tour through Mani.
toba in August.
A private cablegram received at San
J!rauoisoo lash Tuesday afternoon by a
Chinese firm reports a hurricane at
Hong Kong Imo caused a, toes of 10,000
lives and great damage to property,
Eganville Enterprise 1—Two weeks
ago a former resident of Eganville, Abe
Boland, hada close call with two bears
in a swamp at the head of Lake Nipies- ,
iug, and but for the unerring 511at he
made with his Winchester rifle thin
would probably bo an obituary notice,
It appears that Abe, who is bush agent
for J. R. Booth, was travelling through a
large swamp at the head of the lake, in
nearly a foot of water, =tying a bag
and a ride. When about six 1ni1os in
this lonely place 110 observed ttvo large
bears, male and female, malaria for him
as fast as the wild nature of the swamp
would allow. Throwing down the bee,
Abe took aim with his rifle, which con-
tained six cartridges, and fired, The
:hot 101080d. ide fired again and wound.:
ed ono of the boars, but tho third shot
had a fatal effect, stilling the remale
animal, Tito male boar, 0000gnizing the
injary inflicted
upon hi: bettor half, gob
mad and bounded over the dead cameos
and made a spring at Abe, bet his strong
norvo stood to him, and with quick aim
he tont a bailee into Ids scooted antago.
nis6, which staggered him. Quick as
lightning ilio beat was upon his hind
logs, but another ball wax gout home 60
1110 heart and 110110010(1001,8 dead. After
thio litho advontura Abe reconnect filo
journey through the swamp, a distance
of twelve 1ni100, when he oam0 to hie
camp, and the noxi clay he, with savant
others returned and skinned the animate,
.Cha fist boar was widen twenty foot of
him whim 0140 rotoieed tho fatal wound,
and the maid was )nuoh el000r, Abe
rons)ders thio a deco call, but his 1)81r.
did not turn grey. -
i'portill.g C'1lunln.
b:18,11, :,1:110801 hart I it, 1.' ;ronto'a. Itt
'9 It cvten6 of alit tier nude,'
ethuslak:al 111 13)880:101(139(8100011(1(07,
Umpire Iloesoher i8 greatly taiten with
two of Toronto's outfielders ---131111110 and
Hoover, Ile soy: they are juot snob men
a9 Amon Weule,
On Saturday 1t, P. Pepper gold to J, S,
Coxaey, of Massillon, Ohio, his bay stat-
lion Acolyte for $40,000. Acolyte's 3.year-
old record is 2,30,
Former residents of Bownlanvillo and
S&Marti) have formed baseball clubs at
Winnipeg. The former 0010810d the latter
by 19 to 10 on Wednesday.
Two American beaeball teams will
likely hippodrome with the 'Masao 13111
show in Paris this summer. Sullivan, of
Washington, will manage the affair,
John McPherson, the he'inulor thrower,
is iu Winnipeg, and is mi. with a chal-
lenge to put the shot against any ono in
the world for 51,000 to $5,000 a lido.
Rants, 5.134, is now '22 years old and le
beginning to allow his age, ilo has It
good appetite and is as ready for his food
as
6817 horse in Robert Bonner's stable.
Edward Hanka arrived at San Fran.
ois0o Sunday night on the CGoalaudia, after
an absence of nearly three years. He
says his rowing days are over, and 11e is
mins,' baok to Terceto to live.
Te 25th annual spring games of the
Manhattan Athletic Club occurred on
Saturday. Iu putting the 14 -pound shot
F. L. Lambrecht broke tho record by 6;•
inobes, his distance being 46 feet 8t
1(101100.
Wm. Mills, the 100 yards sprinter, who
belonged to Watertown, Mass., and who
hoe a record 00104 seconds, was last hoard
of in Johnstown, Pa.. just before the dis-
aster. It is thought he is among the
viobime,
Ati Brooklyn M. W. Ford cleared 56
feet 74 inches for five standing broad
Pumps, without weights, beating the best
professional reoord of 55 feet 2 inches,
made by H. M. Johnson al, St. Louis on
September 2, 1888.
Wallace Ross is now in England. His
visit was made principally with a view to
racing in road-souilere, but he may make
a match on the seater with Lay000k.
"The Black Brunawicker" says of the
coming championship race :—"Whatever
may be done with a pair of senile and a
shell O'Connor can do."
The disastrous flood at Johnstown has
left Henry Hawes, of that place, minus
throe well-known rape horses. His young
trotter Commotion, for whioh he recently
paid $1,400 at Cleveland ; Henry 11., the
pacer., and Mohawk Jr., the young trot-
ting stallion, were all carried away in the
flood. Altogether Mr. Hawes is reported
as Iosing eighteen horses, but the three
above named are the only ones of promin-
ence.
BASEBALL 1213300Bha.
IN'r10NATFONAL, INTRRNATIONAL.
Won Loet Won Lost
Syracuse 20 9 Rochester... 17 17
T010d0 10 10 London 12 17
Patron. 18 11 Buffalo . 11 20
Torvo to. ,.., 10 13 Hamilton 10 24
88080NA8• A9"aOCI&0001e.
Won 8,006 Won
Boston 95 9 SLos
t. Louis.....,... 88 14t
Philadelphia„ 24 I5 Athletics 28 10
Olevelantl ...... 04 10 Brooklyn 27 17
New Took 20 10 Baltimore 21 2t
Chicago 17 23 (liuctunatti 2:3 28
Pittsburg 10 21 Nanous City.,. 21 21
Washington10 40 Columbus 18 20
Indianapolis— 11 95 Louisville 8 es
Witham O'Connor is at Salt Lake,
whore two rih.:i summer resorts, Garfield
Beach and Lake Park, aro warring for
his services in an exhibition tame. The
Garfield Beach people seized the shells
belonging to O'Connor and Lee, alleging
that the oarsmen had agreed to row at
their place. The boats were stolen from
the oar and sent to Garfield Beach.
O'Connor dories having any contract to
row at the Beach, and, according to the
Salt Lake Tribune, offered to bet 5500
that his statement was correct, tie has
replevined the boats and entered a shit
for damages against the Garfield Beach
management and the Utah &Nevada
Railroad,.
O'Anersomn I—SEIELs. —At the manse,
Cranbrook, on the 5611 inst., by the
Bev. D. B. McRae, Mr, Angus Car.
mi011101 to Miss Susannah Sbiels,
third daughter of Mr. Geo. Shiels,
all of Grey.
=roam.
Bnowx.—In Grey, on the 8th fust„
Emma, wife of James Brown, aged
32 years, 2 months and 17 days.
asm'et ssmns ' .a.R=mvx.m,
CORRECTED OARENOLLY EVERY WEER.
Pall Whoat 85 90
Spring Wheat 85 90
Barley 40 45
Oats 26 27
Peas ... 50 52
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 14 16
Eggs per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel G 00 00
Potatoes ,,.,,, 20 00
Hay per ton 9 00 00
Hides per Ib 2 8
Salt per bbl., retail,..,1 25 00
Sheep skins, each 00 1 00
Wool, per ib 18 20
01 l4..'S'OEOTT3 ST.f4.. XC351'rs.
001(0ROTED OARENDLLY EVERY WEEN,
Fall Wheat 85
Spring, Wheat 85
Oats 26
Peas 50
Marley 40
Potatoes 20
Butter, per 1b.., 15
Eggs, per dozen 10
Apples, per bushel 80
Hoge, dressed 6 00
Beef 4 50 5 50
Ilay ......... 9 00 00
Wood, por oord 2 50 4 50
Sheepskins, each 40 57
00
90
27
52
45
00
00
00
85
00
THE PEOPLE'S COUJIVIL.
�C ENERAL SERVANT WANT.
� 110, Apply at once to AII28, W. Af,
SINCL AIR, 41.8
ULT.. FOR 8E11,V.t0B.—'TRE
und000)ggped win keep a ther0ug114b1'ad
bull for eel nee, on lot 5, don, 11, Grey,
'forma 81: , payable at Vino of ecrvloo
with 91001100 of 101000d119, if 1200000417,
WM. BISHOP . 474f
13'8 0111101/ AND SEAF033,Tli STAGE
1lonTE.
StageIoaves Odrrle about 8130 a, m., loan -
lug Brussels 81102110:00 0.111„ and (8111 OT100
at 8oatortb about 11:00 a, m, Returning 17111
Nave 009,161081 abodt 0:00.9, In:, rdaabfng
Brussels about 0:45, in time' to 00110068 With
treble going north and eolith. Also make
0053100618e0 with O. 1' 11. a.t Wroxoor mid
Gerrie, 8. \slAL8H, 1'rot:MMotor,
`tOW I4TP,AYE1) ON 'P1111
J pr 101-+ e, f 11, lull Curd bot 4 I
(',in s i r , u :Way Nth, She I l in
odor nit! 01;i1) 1011 1 t1a1 13 re.
01)0,1)0016,5.luoprrO 7 ..1,.. .., au,: '
inko her aoaf. 1/LSCA A' lrtl'LUfl,
TLP XO111-10 IC.)1V1 1
.1Lia During tho 04(0(m01' rnonths, Coln -
20000109 Satu1 tuy, May 11th, I will cunt,
11a'100000ra on1aturday Of (71011 week tram
Gerrie to Sea forth and return ter 31.05, and
from I(ruosola to Soafnrtll and return 0013,
Simla (014800 at usual 010ura,
0. 1VAI,511, Proprietor.
RESSAIAKING,--
Theundorslgnad destrcn to Intimate
to 1310 ladies of Brussels end surrounding
country that she is prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her, Satiefaetiou
guaranteed. Shop—Up-stairs, Ono door north
of Walter Jackson's hardware store,
10- MISS SAMPLE,
O
Miming done business in.
Canaria for years, our rep
utatiou and responsibility
id eatabliahod. Wo want 111800 61011 11) your
vielnity to represent us, to whom exclusive
territory 1011( bo Siren, Handsome outfit
1100. Salary and expenses paid weekly,
previous experience nob required. Ti rite
at oneo,for terms. Hardy Steak for Canada
a spoor0lty. 9130 231008,, Nurseryman,
Roehostor, N,Y. 48.8
Q TRAY,ED F1dOhi THE PREM
L1)
nue Or 1110 undersigned, lot 10, eon. 5,
Grey, on or about April 80tb, 5 head or cattle.
Two yearlings one it wbito bail, the other
a ret. heifer. The other three are 2 -year-olds,
two steers and a heifer. The largest steer
has white star in forehead and TWO blue
legs white over fetlocks. Any .information
leading to their recovery will be thankfully
received. JNo. LO018, Brussels, P,O. 44
TBAYED FROM THE PREM.iJ,rsns of the undersigned, lot 11, con. 11,
Gray, on or about May 20, 3 head of cattle.
Cue is a steer riaing 2 years, red and white
in color with white star le forehead. The
other two are yearling steers, ono is rad
and white in color with white stripe down
its back, aid 1110 other is dark gray color.
Any information leading to their 0500068Yy
will be thankfully received by 111ABLB of
SW1TZI41t, Oranbrook, P.O, 474
Volunteers' .Attention !
Tlhe Brussels Company (No, 0 Co'y, 38rd
Butt.) has been ordered to go into Camp on
Tuesday, the 1801 of JUDO next. Members
of Company and new recruits will can at
earliest convenience on the undersigned,
It. S. HAYS,
Oaut. No. 5 007, 83rd Batt.
REAL ESTATE.
TIARA'S FOR SALE.—TRE tIN-
DE1114108E11 has severe 0od Parma for
rtlo and to rout, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F. S. SCOTT. Brussels.
37-tf.
TANNERY FOB SALE.— THE
Brussels :001111067 ie eiferod for safe 01
a bargain. In it is a 1011,p, engine and
8011, p, boiler ,12 rote, 2 curry tables, 2 stoves,
good bark mill and 4 full sot of tools, with
heating pipes to leaches, ,to. There aro
about2 00900 of laud in connection with the
building. No tannery nearer thou Wiugbam
or Idstowol. Terms easy. For further par-
ticulars, as to plica terms, .4c„apply at
37. Ina Poor Publishing House, Urns sole.
!41ARl11POR SALE. THE SUB.
sonmzn otters 1110 valuable 100 mire
farm,bciug lot 33, eon. 13, Grey Township,
Etyma Co., for sale, There ace about 50
acres cleared and to good boort. 'Share le a
log horse, good hank barn, healing orchard,
and all the neoossary conveniences on the
premises. For further particulars, as to
1nloo, terms, etc„ applyy to the Proprietor,
TAOS. HISLOr, ware P O., N, W. T,. or to
9.4f D(1UGAL37 STIt301AN, Brussels
1ARM FOR SALE. THE UN-
nnnerOa'En oltors for sale the north
east quarter of lot 80, concession 0, Morrie,
flaunty of Huron, aontainiu g 50 acres. The
Iand is of first quality and in a -high state of
oaltlyatfon, won 1onood and under -drained,
':0 soros Gloated. New frame house, 8 rooms,
milk house with concrete walls, 2 wells,
goodbarns and amid, orchard, oto. Right
aoroe of fail wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation 01 Bruges's. Suit-
able terms will be given. Title perfect,
JAMBS G11110V90, Owner,
30. 8eaforth P. O.
11ARl1i FOR SALE.—THE UN-
NDER0I0NRD offers hie 150 -sero farm
for Bale, being lot 10, and Si 1ot 19, eon, 7,
Grey. About 00 or 00 aures cleared, 1t'enoos
311 goodropair, 10 acres bush on the 50 -aura
lot and 10 aures on the Other lot. 2 good
bearing orollards. one 011 each plaoo and
plenty of good water. Timm is a good brick
veneered house containing 9 rooms. Two
barns, The frame one is 41x00 on a t' 1
foundation, the otheris log. .ho farm is
under good 00ltiVation and is only it of a
mile from the Stirring village of 180t'hol, and
0 miles from a e apply to 11LIJAH ] A.T81, N th =Prop fe-
tor: 40.61
20ri AORE FARRFOIE, SALE.
V A erot-olaee farm for sale in the
Township of 9lurris in the County of Huron
being south half of north half iota 25 & 20
and south holt of 20 in 5th con., containing
203 aures more ex less, 125.am'ea mostly
clear of stumps and In a good state of multi
vation. Thore is it young bearing orchard a
good house and hank barn 00 x 50 feet with
stone stable underneath. The term is sitn-
atod within a mile of the Village 01 Brnseels
and is a good farm for grain or stook rale'
iug as his watered with the 05706 Maitland
and never failing epriug creek. Po0eo0sion
wilt be given at any time, Far further par.
tioulars apply on the .premises or to Asa.
3051018T1301T Brussels, P. 0 54f
(100D FARM FOR SALE IN
LA Morris, on •ensemble terms. In order
to close the affairs of the estate of the Tato
W. G, !Uneaten, the executors offer the fol.
lowing valuable lands for sale North
half of Lot 80, 0oneea0ion 5, Township et
Morrie containing 90 Ceres. On this lot is
erected a good frame born with Who foun-
dation, good orchard, wen andp imp. Ne'
1y allole0red, and 10 On the grave road
01o001y adjoining the village .of Brueeo
This farm its a va uablo one, is 'well fenced
and In a good state of cultivation, For
Urines and terms apply to T00S, 111411110,
1313050610 P. 0., 11010105 ,TEN1101320, Victoria
Square P. 0.,. or JAZOM $001241, !Maple Lodge
P. 0„ Mfadlooex Oouuty,
ARE DUDS DS AND
—CHEMICALS,
NITS AND BATIKS,
S' t6 —TOILET ARTICLES, RTIC 5ay
T
CCTe AND BIBLES,
�Q fw'ATrd,A3-1
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
GIGv
Opp. Queen's Frolel, nUiigELS
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PEWS Oil1RA l'iTORE
Naw Season's sponges Prole
Graeae,
Turkey,
Florida,
and Cuba,
BLEACHED MMC UNBLEACHED.
Price, from 5 cents up, as
high as you wish to go.
PEPPER'S Drug Store,
/app. Qnrwra MAO.Brussels.
RANKING.
M 4NTOSI-I & i1o.C1AGGAItT,
BANKERS, , BRUSSELS, .
Tro,=.coa.ct a etextozo 1. na,TAIciug
'sue? saece,
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
Canadian and Unita] lStates Drafts bought
and 001,1.
interest allowed 011 1)0500114.
Collections Node on favorable terms.
Canadian Agents—A8En0nANr's 13ANn o1'
CANADA.
Now York Agents—Iemon'rltns AND TeAn-
ens NATIONAL BAER,
LEGAL MW CONVEYANCING.
'% bi. SINOLAIR,
• Solloitory
.!141,7ConveyancerNo •
tic, eco, Otfce—Grabam'e Block,, 1 doortrary north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Nuude' to
Loan,
E. WADE,
a ' 1 e llarrieter, Soiioltor and Nota: y Pub-
lic. Conveyancing, Colleetionsand Loaning.
Mr, Wade will attend In Gorrio every Wed-
nesday at two o'clock,
T\IOI{SON & :FLAYS,
(Lato with Darrow 42 Proutifoot, (lode-
rioh,) Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyance's,
tee, Oiltoe—Grant's Bloek,Druesele, Money
to Loan.
it. 0,0855, W. D. 01CNSON,
A111. TAYLOR, 13. 0. L.,
Dar..ster, Solicitor, fie., of the limn
of Taylor, MoOollougb R Burns, Barristers
Solicitors, dm., Manning Arcade, Toronto,
Money to loan.
A 4EY. HUNTER,
Cleric of the Fourth Divlofon Court,
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Pub'e,
Land, Loan and Insnren00 Agent. L'uuds
invested and to lone. Collections made,
Moe in Graham's Block, Broasels,
BUSINESS CARDS.
UT II. 9IcGiACKLN,
Usurer ofAlarriage Licenses. °aloe
at his Gregory, l'urubcrry street, Brussels,
/SS O'CONNOR,
Teacher of Plano and Organ, Terme
o t applicatien. WALTON' CLASS moots eve '
Thal ,day and Friday at ]tare, 1), Campbell.,,
Walton.
158 ilA.RGREAVES
Desiree to receive pupil( for instruc-
tion on the Piano and Organ. Mae yours
experdance, Booldonoe with Mrs. Jiaroroav-
ea, over Popp er'0 Drug Store,
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist' Slop—Next door
south Of A. M. Morley & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ohilaretes hair cutting a specialty
1 '3. 0horoe stook of cigars kept.
• AIoNAIR,
Ieaurer of AIr-'riago Li008550, by
appointment of Lieut,.Governor, Commis.
alone?, &o,Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
VireIuuai ranee Co, Mee at the Oranbrook
Post
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
1800186800,
FIRE AND -MARINE.
GUELPH
AUCTIONEERS.
(1EORGE I{IRKBY,
LioeneodAuctioneer, Solos conduct-
ed on reasonable terms. Forme and farm
stooka specialty, Orders left at Teo POST
P ubs{ehingTionee, Bre seals, or sent to Wal ton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention.
A BAYMANN,
Auctioneer, le always ready to at-
tend sales of Sarnia, farm stook, &e. Terms
eheerfully given. Oranbrook P. 0. E -'^a
maybo- arranged at TEE Pon P11blleb'11g
Hoene, Brussels.
MEDICAL CARDS.
M. F. CALE, 11.D., 0. AC,
r Member of the College 001'141110Jan
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
Oittoo. and Residence—Main street Hasalethal, Ontario.
TA. MaNAUGLITON,
• c. M., L. R, C. P., Edinburgb, M. O. P.
S. Ont. At Popper's Drug Store from oto
11:00 a, m.. and from lab to -4 p, m, At other.
hours may tiefound of hie residenee,.form-
erly 800091od by Dr, Butohiuson, Mill at.
VETERINARY.
11W. O'BRIEN, V. S.,
• Honor Gradnatoof the Ontario Vet-
erinary Oollogo, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals on scientific
cod approvedprinoiptos. 011loe—Two doors
11800110f bridge, Turnberry street.
TNO. D. 'WARWICK, V. S.,
Graduate .,6 the Ontario Votorhnary
College, has opened an oltlee in 131000310 and
is now Moneyed to treat all MOOS 611 rt
domesticated animate On the latot scientific
and appl'oyed principloe. Calle attended to
clay or night. Otnco 111 I. C. Riehard'0 110.
noe0. Shop, Oppoefo Guam's hotel, 2rus-:1e
DENTAL.
0 X,.13a1I.IL. D. 0., Donor Gradtl.to and
M it, 0. D, S, Toronto. Vitalized Air given.
Olioo--MEYEno 1'1880x, S17.l1(Vw0E.
St 1,1",t, : oo 1
W, T, Pear, L, D. S,, Graduate o1
Toronto Boboo). of Aeuti0007, All
09orat10Da gcaran(00d, 1c3Artifloiol
to0t11, arm; quali60 , and a M28108100
O t, for 1312.00 per sot. 0itco—OADY's
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