The Brussels Post, 1889-7-19, Page 8S
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TO KEEP 'COOL use
.one of our Palm Leaf or oth-
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5e, each and upwards.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN ESTE 3S10N. w. 0, & B. R.
' rain5leare Ern0Bele Station, uort and
south -as fallow
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Going ^loath. Going North.
Mail.......... -7:02 a.m.Mixed 0:20 0.m
t:EproBn.....11:45 a.m. I Mai.i,5109 p.m
l0Cixed 8:55 p.m. I Express 9:45p.m
ACc1t eivs tons.
A chiel's amang ye takin' notes
Au' faith he'll prent it.
samesseartinsuketersomereeme
11+,1mi,mins
3 3 far sale 1I
Oil eA pinata at McCracken
311 -.3 t\ tl.nn., of Verges, gas, is 1 isiting at
J. A. Creiighton's.
Itila0 Mi mi:a lt, of LnckOOS, is 038:1 1
Miss Annie Calbiok.
1101Alna to Watches and jewelry ()tompt-
ly attended to at Jas. Jones'.
T. 1!'LErclina and wife made a ;dolt to
Seaforth on Thursday of this week.
Do not fail to call and get a bargain
in clothing before we move, I1oss linos.
Cleo. T:Iol0SON ie getting the plate glass
in his store this week. He keeps up
with the tinlee,
MOLK4MAKE.-Del10100Sly cold, creamy,
foaming, far ahead of ice cream. Any
flavor. Aeon (loop.
Two parcels loft at Pepper's drug store
(one contains shoes.) The owner is re.
quested to call for the same.
UNCLE Toyl's cabin will On02 111010
come to the front next Tuesday. A
travelling troupe has the matter ie hand.
E. L. DtcKENSON, of Wingham, was in
town on Thursday In connection with the
preparation of the Dominion voters'
list,
WE intend moving to our new stand,
in Leckie's Blook, in about 20 days and
will clear out our stock at cost. Ross
Bnos. 50-
A. LARGE amount of space is taken up
this week with the report of the 12111 of
July celebration. It will be interesting
reading, however.
TRE base ball team wont to Gorrie on
Thnreday afternoon of this week to play
a friendly game with the "Unions" of
Wroxeter and Gorrie.
GEo00E and Samuel Mooney left last
Tuesday morning for Indian Head, N.W.
T., on a prospecting tour with a view of
becoming permanent settlers. Thomas
Mooney has returned to his home under
the stare and stripes.
Ani, orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skene's or A. M. McKay it Co's store
will be promptly attended to. All orders
for garden plowing left with the above
named gentlemen will receive prompt at-
tention. 80 HENDERSON BROS.
ALES. STEWART, Queen street, intends
taking a trip to the Northwest and Da-
kota next week. He will go by the
C. P. R. steamers and will be absent
about 40 days. Mr. Stewart has a large
number of relatives and friends in the
West.
A.)15 .5; was around town lately amusing
some of the people, especially the boys,
by sticking a bar of iron down lois throat,
driving needles into his body, &c. He
said he was a disabled railway employee
and tool: this, unusual, style of securing
a living.
1181,080 Borne of the little cubs cease
their swearing while engaged in ball
playing on the Park there will be trouble
about it. An 000ssional visit to that
locality might astonish some parents if
they heard the language used by their
offspring.
MEASLES.
'WHAT about our civic holiday ?
tDo11a Paris green at G. A. Deadman's.
Moss Ino THoan'soN is home from St.
elatliari nee.
A. EEr.11181.0N talks of removing to
Valkerton.
Miss GRACE ELDER, of Seaforth, is
visiting in town.
BARGAINS in watches, clocks and jewel-
-ry at J. Jones',
W. M. Sr -smote was in the circular
'town on Tuesday of this week.
MRs. nommen and Mrs. Worth and
children, of Chicago, are visiting at B.
Berry's.
LT will pay any person to call and see
',Geo. Love & Co's Furniture Room. New
Goods and new Prices.
WE will do what we advertise, sell our
-stock of Clothing and Gents' Furnishings
'for the next 20 days at cost. Rose Betas.
REV. S. JONES officiated at Listowel
last Sabbath. He is away now on a
.holiday visit to old friends in the north.
SCARF PIN LOST. -Gold scarf pie lost
•in Brussels. Finder will be well reward-
•ed,bl leaving at THE POST Publishing
House, Brussels. 52.31.
Soo. Snow is away at Owen Sound at-
tending the Grand Lodge, A.F.&A.M. in
session there. E. E. Wade could not go
•owing to eonrt business.
Elsner JAMES took in the city of De-
ebroit.for a few days. He had a hand in
n game of lacrosse while there. "Jessie"
as a good hand with the stick.
Oto, Love & Co. have no goods to sell
dor spite but they will do undertaking at
beg combine prices and Lv311 use their
theorise for the poor as well as the rioh.
R, LEATHERDALE is determined to keep
:up with the times and has invested in a
vatic of blank robes for his horses, to be
used in connection with funeral oo-
oaeions.
43 t Wednesday of this week 0. Veal,
'oi'Wroxeter, father to our townsman, A.
Weal, died at a good, old age. He had
these ill for some time. The funeral
takes place on Friday.
TELE Sunday school excursion of this
section is being talked of. Goderioh ap-
pears to be the magnetic point. The
perk at this place has been greatly im-
illeaved this year and is now an attractive
,resent.
Alias E. E. Keen and Fred Calbiok
Swore injured in going to the pie-nio last
'Tuesday by falling from the wagons they
.were in. The former caught her dress as
she wee getting out and Fred' got his
dump by the board breaking on which he
.was seated.
wax's make of Pea Harvesters leads
'the van. ' They can be fitted to any
mowing me chine. All complete for $10.00
Cellist the shop, opposite Queen's hotel
stables, Brussels, and see them. They
are dandies and do the work in a first-
•0ia90'114anner. 52 -
Wm. -Dream; AND DRnI,LINo.-George
S31.st.has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar.
-ed to attend to all work entrusted to biro
'in •a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
.side of Ternborry et., Brussels. 48.3f
t'dvss Jonas, of Wingham, was in Brits.
:seta on Thursday.of this week and or -
'geared her class fn drawing end paint -
lug, She is thoroughly posted in the
various departments of her work and her
weekly visits here will afford an exoellent
.opportunity to those desirous of receiving
dnakyfiotione •in this, art. Particulars
missy be obtained at Mrs. W. F. Van -
donate where the slain will meet for the
present.
Tits Posa•'eeoonde the motion: "Con-
duetorquirk,in himself, attracts more
visitors to Kincardine than any other
-sinpto individual. He is known as a
'whole=souled gentleman far and wide.
'She friends be has would maintain a
imagelfioout summer hotel. We have
-often thought the town should pay him a
thereinto annually of $500 es a slight
5. mognition of his patriotic service to this
,people." -Kincardine Review,
'(1159.`1)10 A New Fine ST1Aymn.-A dela-
r.gation.of two gentlemen from htildmey,
Mr. Spitvoig, proprietor of the foundry in
that town, and Mr. Rosenor, proprietor
sf the flax mill, visited the Brussels
'Stearn Vire Encino Works on Wednesday
to gee tested a handsome, now steamer.,
wlhich, for its size, made a most satin.
t7"actery exhibition, throwing the great
.distanoe of 270 feet with 1A inch nozzle
:and using 200 feet of huge. Then, sub.
sequently, two streams, each inch, the
distance of 225 feet each. Then le final
.grand test of four a inch streams. This
engine is a small size, built upon int.
proved principles, which hits fully come
rl1p t0'alllexpeetations o&the builders and
rs juet the engine for smell towns and
viilages, for which itis speoialtydesignecl.
-The above Werk was done with tipper.
„catty Mho gleete51 030 as tars stash
"image never registareI over one hnnttred
ipoundn.
THE BRUSSELS POST
1I1 Beau Ion\a 1303.11(1 home last
Satinday Prim Exeter.
Orn shoe stook is very tome end won•
derfully chs, l). An .o (lour•,
Me. Axe Bina. 1'). W. Rournre spent
last Sunday in Londooboro'.
Mies JOHNSTON, of London, is vioiting
hoe sister, MFs, Jos, Walker.
Von potato bugs get pore Paris green
at Pepper's drug Ettore. See ad.
Miles MINA TURNBULL is enjoying a
visit wall friends at Atwood.
A can load of export cattle was shipped
by Joseph Clegg on Tuesday.
IF your w11toh'lon't run right take it
to Jas. Jones. He'll sot it right.
Mise Bnowsxow, A. R. Smith'e ulfllin.
er, left for her borne last Thursday.
Me. AND MRs. Its. Rose, of Guelph are
visiting at Melville manse this week.
Miss F. E. HERR arrived Dome from
Eager Oo. for her holidayo last week.
Tire residence of Jno. D. Ronald has
been greatly improved by the painter's
brush.
Mose DESNxo, of Porter's Hill was
visiting her uncle, harry Dennis, lest
week.
ON THE WINO. -As I am on my rounds
cleaning, repairing and tuning organs
and repairing and cleaning sewing ma-
chines, please drop me a card to let me
know where to call. Second hand ma-
chines on hand and none given out with.
out making good stitching.
54. T. Moonn.
Loaf Friday Jas. Oliver teas repairing
a fence and as he was driving the last
nail, completing the job, it flew and
struck him in the right eye, destroying
the sight at -once. The old gentleman,
who is upwards of 73 years of age, has
suffered a good deal of pain but hopes to
soon gat about now. The other eye has
not been affected we are pleased to state.
To DAME AWAY AI0sQlilr0Ee.-It would
seem that the mosquito this season clad
come to stay, and, besides, that his thirst
for gore does not abate. He is not easily
driven away but the following recipe is
said to be effectual : Take of gum c)m-
phor a piece about one-third the size of a
hen's egg, and evaporate it over a lamp,
taking care that it does not ignite. The
smoke will soon fill the room end expel
the mosquitoes, and not one will be found
in the room next morning, even though
the windows should be left open at
night.
Runoun says that Thos. Farrow, who
is expected to assume the duties of post-
master hero on Aogust 1st, talks of re-
moving the postoffioe to a more southern
location. If there is anything in the re-
port we advise Mr. Farrow to leave well
enough alone. The people of Brussels
are prepared to aooept of the now ap-
pointee and do all they can to make his
incumbency pleasant and agreeable, but
the removal of the office to some other
part of the town will stir up a storm that
will not be easily quieted. The present
site is central, the situation good, the
building erected specially for the purpose
and the office has been there for over 20
years. No good reason can be advanced
for a change and if Mr. Farrow wants
peace he had better accept of things as
they are. A canvass of the leading bnei-
nese men or the general public will soon
convinoe him or anybody else that the
idea is far from being popular.
MRs. HAnnorTLE er. and Mise Har-
bottle left Brussels on Tuesday for Fox
Warren, Man.
litres L. Wxxx, of Newry, and Mimi
McDougall, of Calgary, N.W.T., is visit.
ing at Geo. Love's.
A 88011x0 woman, 18 years of age, wants
a place as general servant. Apply at
TIME POST Publishing. House.
LITTLE Jimmie Stratton had the mis-
fortune to fall from the woodshed on
Sunday and broke his left arm.
THREE weddings are on the program
in which Brusselites are interested,
"Guess who if you can, nolo do."
UNFORT01ATE.-Last Monday the peo-
ple of Brussels were greatly surprised
and pained at reading in the Toronto
dailies that Mies Carrie MoRenzie, niece
of Jno. Tait, of this place, and a young
lady who enjoyed the. esteem of all who
knew her had been arrested for lathery,
in Toronto, on Saturday. She had gone
to the Queen's city a year or so ago from
here and took a position as governess in
the family of Mr. Bonell, living with
them until she went to the Parkdala
Model oohool where she wan granted a
3rd ,lass certificate last year. In Janu-
ary she took a position as teacher in a
village named Vivian, 9 miles from New.
market, York Co., and 80 miles north of
Toronto, on the Lake Simone Junction
railway, at a salary of 6250, and succeed-
ed well in the sobool. 00 account of
baying friends in Toronto Miss Mc-
Kenzie repeatedly took a run to the ei33'
but why she followed the Course she did
(of taking.% position as a domestic anti
appropriating jewelry and wearing ap-
parel) is beyond oomprehonsion, The
trial at the Polios Court last Monday re.
suited in a sentence of aix months in the
Mercer Reformatory, She was always
supplied with plenty of clothing, watch,
&o„ and apparently needed nothing. All
the articles taken were found in her
trunk.. Tt fs supposed by some
that her mind may bo a
little off the balaneo. Miss McKenzie
was a sedate, level headed, lady like
young woman wig)had a careful bringing
up and was always choice in het cons Oh! though we 1illmi,s thee
panione. Mr. 'late and family, who What My 'tlstolinOw,
have ha'1 thin trouble brought gupon That the Jostls ie ready
p I Tothou we win dm
than, are they
of flOalways
s done in ilio Then Wiry need pin grudge ileo,
matter as they kava always dopa all in Though herd 'tie to part,
their power to advance the interests of You lino new In (Here
their niece. And live In ohne0008,
MIse ANNIE HAIiosEAVP.3 is home from
Toronto. She was away about six weeks.
Miss Elsie Jackson came back with her.
WHAT makes sucha rush at Ross Bros.
clothing store ? Why because they are
selling clothing and gents' furnishings at
cost.
Pereclroti beim received word that
owing to a press of work the result of the
Entrance Examination would not be
known for another week.
Tans week Joseph Watson, of Winni-
peg, Man., was in town for a little while
accompanied by his brother, of Harris.
ton. Mr. Watson noticed a great im-
provement in Brussels since his last
visit.
B. LEATIIEwDALo's bay mare has a tip.
top "Volunteer" foal that thrl owner
puts a good deal of emphasis on. P.
Scott's mare presented him with a
dandy "Carlisle” Dolt also. We will have
come great trotting stook after a while.
O0R millinery season for the spring
and summer closes on Thursday, Slily
Nth. 'Ladies requiring any hats trimmed
or stock at wholesale prices should call
now ail we are determined to close out
what stook we have now on hand at a
great sacrifice. W. NtenrniO.tos & Co.
REVD,. DAVID ROGERS, Of Attwood,
Caswell, of Trowbridge, Dr. Henderson
and Gilpin, of Listowel, Smith, of Hen.
fryn, Torrance, of Walton, Scott, of
Wingham, McAllister, of Palmerston,
McRibbin, late of Bluevale and Davis, of
Ethel, were in town on Wednesday.
They had been attending the funeral of
Rev. J. R. Gibson, of Ethel.
D. C. Ross left Brussels for New York
last Monday morning where he will take
up a new system of cutting at the well
known Mitchell's cutting establishment.
He will be away about three weeks. Jno.
Ferguson accompanied him to New
York for a holiday visit. They went via
G. T. R. and New York Central to
Albany thence down the Hudson river.
Caoox'e ACT. -On Wednesday after.
noon 0. Zilliax, Central Hotel, pleaded ;
guilty and paid $20 and costs for violet-
ing the Saturday night clause of the Act.
Isaac Gill, of Ethel, was fined $50 for
selling liquor without a license and 620
for keeping it for sale. The cases were
heard before A. Hunter, J.P. E. E.
Wade conducted the case for Inepeotor
Miller and W. B. Dicskeon appeared for
Mr. Gill. In the search at Gill's last
week Constable Scott and the Inspector
found a keg of beer.
THE Band purpose holding a Barden
party 011 Dr. MaFaugbton's lawn on
Friday evening, July 26th. Where will
be a gnesain31 match, a bottle of beans
and buttons mixed, number unknown,
equal for all. Prize a silver dinner cruet
(Bee Jackson's jewelry. store window.
Free for all who pay'613e entrance fee 1
cents. Ice Dream and other refresh.
monks. A large quantity of music will
be let loose on that occasion. If the
citizens wish the Band to be a success
they should come en masse on that oc-
casion.
Tos Methodist Sabbath school pi0.nio
was held in "Maitland Park" last Tues-
day afternoon. There was a largo at-
tendance of children, parents and friends
and a pleasant time was spent. Amuse.
menta were provided in the way of base
ball, croquet, swinge, ring laorosse, bean
bags, quoits and boating. After a good
supper the children were treated to 20
pounds of candy. With a few hours
work the grove of Mr. Bergen's could be
madean Al pie.nic ground. It would
not be a bad idea for the different con.
gregations to unite and'flx it up, with the
owner's'permierion.
PIMP OUT ono WELLS. -A medy'cai
gentleman in a neighboring lown'euggests
the propriety of having all the wells
pumped out rn order to ecoid an epi -
demo of typhoid fever. Many of the
wells aro now filled almost to the top.
Most of this water is surface water and
is consequently more er lees impregnat-
ed with vegetable matter. If this water
s allowed to remain in the wells, the
warm weather of July and August will
breed in it the gime of the disease and
its use by the people will be almost
certain to spread typhoid fever broadcast
over the land. A little care in ibis
matter may prevent serious consequences
and it is much cheaper to pump out the
well, than to pay a largo doctor's bill.
A'hint to the wise shell d be sufficient.
Grusoe,-At the Methodist parsonage,
• Ethel, on the 15th inst., Rev. Jos. R.
Gibson, aged 45 years and 6 months.
SAMPLE, -In Brandon, Manitoba, en aline
loth, Aiexander Robertson, infant
son of John and Jeno Sample, aged
1.0 months and 21 days.
SIeep m, little auntie'
Sweat in thy rest,
With thy calm, sweet face
Laid on .loss3s breast.
JULY 19, 1889
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Pons ., 59 54 I -10 ._&J POTATO BUGS.
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Butter, tabs and rolls12 13
Eggs per dozen 11
Flour per barrel..,,. ,.., 5 20
Potatoes ... 30
Hay per ton 7 00
Hides per ib 2
Salt per bbl„ retail1 25
Sheep skins, each. GO
Wool, per lb. 19
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Fall Wheat 95 98
Spring Wheat 95
Oats
Peas
J3arley
Potatoee
Butter, per 1b
Eggs, per dozen
Hogs, dressed Hs, dss d
°Beef
Hay
Wood, per cord
Sheepskins, eaoh
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GENERAL SERVANT WANT-
ED nt once. Appmy to
1.
31115, \V. M, SINCLAIlf.
S13EEI' STRAYEDFROM LOT
20 ,eon. le, Grey, between June 8 and
12, one ewe, washed and unshorn, with owe
Lamb. Any inlormation lending to their
recovery will be thankfully received. V AL.
FOEBBTElt, Oranbrook 1,0. 51.4
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of Lhe undersigned, lot 10, con. O. Grey,
on or about June 0, one 2 year old steer, red
and white in color. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay 0xpen98a and take
nim away. LORENZO F1RAIN.
51.4' Proprietor
TirxaiY1 SION I
At/ Duri-,g the summer mouths, com-
mencing Saturday, May 11th. I will carry
90 0505010 on Saturday of each week from
Gerrie to Sea forth and return for 91.05, and
from Brussels to Seaforth and return 000.
Stage loaves at usual hours.
S. WALSH, Proprtetor.
DBE SSMAKING:
The anderalgued desires to intimate
to the ladies of Brussels and surrounding
country that she ie prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satisfactiou
guaranteed. Shop -Up -stairs, ona door north
of Walter Jaokeon's hardware store,
00- MISS SAMPLE.
GORRIE AND SEAFORTH STAGE
ROUTE.
Stage leaves Gone° about 0;50 0, m., reach-
ing Brussels about 8:80a.m.,and will arrive
at Seaforth about 11:50 a• m. Returning will
leave Seaforth about 5130 P. m., reaching
Brussels about 0:45, in.timo to connect with
trains going north and south. Also make
connections with 0. P. R. at Wroxeter and
Gerrie. " S. WALSH, Proprietor,
LOOS
Haring done buelnesain
Canada for years, our rep
utatiou and responsibility
Is established. IVo want three moil in your
vicinity to represent ea, to whom exclusive
territory will be given. Handsome outfit
free. Salary and expenses paid weekly.
previous experience not required. Write
at once for terms. Hardy Stook for Canada
o. a eoiolty. MAY BIROS., Nurserymen,
Rochester, N.Y. 48.8
Tanglefoot Sticky Fly Poison Pads,
Pure Dalmatian Insect Powders,
FOR 1\LASy Y FLIES,
AT --•`-
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
Opposite Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
BULL FOR SERVICE -I WILL
keep on my Fatm, lot 27, eon. 0. Mor-
ris ,a there' -bred Bates Bull, of the Dueheee
f amity. Pedig,ee can bo seen nt the a rubles.
Terme—Thoro'-bred oowe'5.1 0 ; hipll graded
oowe, 88' common sows, .50, with privil.
age of returning during the season. To be
paid 41131n or baforJOHN BROADFOOT 880.
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, lot 18, con.10, Grey.
on or about drst weak of June, 1 yearling
steer, gray iu color. The owner is requested
to pay ell charges and take him away. Also
strayed from nay premieee, about 101 of May,
1 two-year-old steer, chiefly red, but with
other white markings and white star ou tore -
bead. Any person returning or sending me
whereabouts of came will be suitably re.
warded. JAMES KNIGHT,
00.4• Oranbrook P. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE. -TEE UN.
1Enam11ED offers for sale the north
east quarto rof lot 28, oonooasion 0, Morrie,
County 0f Huron, oOntein in g 50 aer00. 'Phe
land Is of drat quality and In ahigh state of
cultlyatiol. well Mimed and uuder-drained,
L sores cleared. New train* house, 8 rooms,
milk house with concrete walls, 2 walla,
good barna nue ailed, orchard, etc. Eight
mares of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the 0orporetlon of Brussels. Suit-
able torus will be given. Title perfect.
JAMES GRIEVE, Owner,
80- - Beaforth P. 0.
C%•��OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
J, Morrie, on reasonable tonna. In order
to oioso the affairs of kilo estate of the late
W. G. Flin Ston, the executors oiler the fol.
bowleg valuable lands for gale North
half of Lot 50, Oonsessiou 5, Township of
Morris, containing 00 acres. 031 this lot 10
erected a good frame baro with atone fnuu-
dation, good orohard, well and pump, Near-
ly all cleared, mud 1s on the grave rood
closely adjoining the village of Brussels.
This farm is a valuable ono, is well fsesed
and in a good state of cultivation. For
prines and terms ripply to TH08. KELLY,
Brussels P. 0., HENnY JENNINSS, Victoria
Square 1'. 0.or JAt3Re 5590881, ]Maple Lodge
1'. O., Middlesex County,
FARMS FOR SALE.., -,THE
MISSIOStED hen severe cod Farms for
sale sad to rent; easy terms, LI
Townshipp!
1 of Morris and Gray, F. 8. BOUTT. Brnesols.
87-t1.
ri\ANNERY .FGR SALE.- THE
1 Brauuele Tannery is offered for sale at
a bargain. In it is a 15 h. p. engine and
8050. p,boaler,llvats, 2curry tables, 3etoyea,
good brk mill and a full set of tools, with
heating pipes to leaches, &o. There aro
about 2 scree of land in connection with the
building. No tannery nearer than Wingham
or Listowel. Terme easy. For further par-
ticulars, as to price, tonne, &o„ apply at
87. Tan Pon Publishing Rouge, Brueaols.
1.4-1A BM FOR SALE. -THE SUB -
L"
sternen offers his valuable 100 acre
tarm,betng lot 5, eon. 18, Grey Township
Huron 00., for sale. There are about raj
acres cleared and in good heart. There 19 a
bog house, good bank barn, beating orohard,
and all the necessary ooavenienoes on the
premises. For further particulars, as to
pprioo,terms, etc„ apply to the Proprietor,
1iU08. HISLOP, Olare P. 0., N.:VS: T.. or to
5-11 DOUGALD STRAOHAN,-Aruseels
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UN.
doeoignodoffers his farm, being west
part Lot 11, Coe. 18, Grey, contalning 50
acres, for sale. The Sera is about all olear-
ed'and under cal iyation and is wail .under-
drsteed. Tbero is nearly an aore of orchard.
A 103 house 11x87 feet, a frame barn, 50x50
teat a log stable and other ou3buildinge are
on tliepremiaes. Alco 2 good walls. Pos.
eesrion will be given after harvest, For full
Particulars as to prlos,torme, &m, apply to
THOS. %V. JOHNSTON, Proprietor,
FARM FOR SALE. -THE UN.
N8Rne1ONED oilers kis 150 -acre farm
for sale, being lot 10, and 81 lot 19, eon, 7,
Grey. About 80 or 00 area cleared. Fenoot
an good repair. 15 acres birth on the 60.agre
lot and 10 scree on the other 103. 2 good
bearing orchards. olio on each place and
plenty of good water. Tbero is a good brisk
voueered house containing 0 rooms. Two
barna. The frame ono is 4)x00 ou a steno
foundation, the other is log, The term is
under good Oultiyation and is only ,3 of m
mite from the stirring village of Ethel, and
6miles :Min Brnnets. For further,nrticu-
lara apply 10 ELIJAH BATEMAN, Propria•
tor. 45•tf
200ACRE FAR11 FOR SALE.
-A erg -class farm for Salo in the
Township of Morris in the county ofHnron
being South half of north half tots 23 it 25
and south half of 26 in Otto eon., containing
2018 aoroe more or lees, Ice acres mosl17
clear of stump, entire a good state of that.
rotten, Titania a young bearing orcharda
good bolas and hank hero 85 :tag feativilh
atone Stable un1Ornontil. The tette le situ-
ated within a mile of the Village of Ilruseohe
11114 to a good farm for grail or stook fele•
ing as ittaa,(Mind with the river_Militia nct
incl novo' falling spring crook,. osttsefotl
w111 he given at any Mine, For fernier 908.
11 1:1575 apply on the promises (trio AA,
ON 11ru850):, i'. fl 8.11
FrOTE$'S°' /41S2", --188L.
Municipality of the Pillage of Brussels,
County of Theron.
Notice is hereby given that I have trans-
mitted or delivered to the persons mention-
ed le Sections 5 and 6 of the Ontario Voter,'
Lists 503.1890, the copies required by said
sectlone to be so transmitted or delivered, of
the list made pursuant to said Act, of all
persons appearing by the haat Revised As.
se.sn,ent Roll of said Municipality to be en -
tilled to.vobe in said muotolpality at elec-
tions ler members of the Legislative As.
marbly and at Municipal elections, and that
said list was first posted up at my office in
Brussels on the 8th day of July,188!l, and re-
mains there for inspection, Electors aro
celled upon to examine the said list and if
any omiselons or may other error, are Lound
Mamie, to take immealat° proeeodinge to
have the said errors corrected according to
law, 7, B. SCOTT, Clerk.
Dated this 10th day of July,1880.
AUCTION SALE
—OF A—
VALUABLE FARM,
IN THETOWNSHIP OF GREY IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON.
In the Matter of Peter McDonald, Insolvent
Under and by virtue of an assignment for
the bo :fit of creditors Made by the above
lamed Insolvent to Robert Gibbons, Esq.,
Sheriff of the County of Huron, Assignee,
there will be offered for sale by Public
Auction at Tuck's hotel, in the Village of
Cranbroola, in the County of Huron, at the
hour of 12 O'clock, Noon, of
SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1888
BANKING.
tINTOSH W McTAGGART,
AMA
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Traniao•ct a t3-oxaoro,1 =o.x,.]car:4.
omuaiaono,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian. and UMW States Drafts bought
and Bold.
Interest allowed on Doposits.
Collections made on faro,'aGle terms.
Canadian Agents - MEnennxr's DAVE O1'
CANADA,
New York A9tents-IMnifTnns AN11. T1tAD-
Eite NATIONAL BANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
��
/ M. SINCLAIR,
' r • Solicitor, Conveyanocr, No tory Pub-
lic, &e. Once-Grabnm 8 Block, I door north
of Popper's Deng Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
�j E. WADE
1.J • Barrister, Solicit,r and Eatery Pub -
110. Conveyanclug. Collections aud Loaning.
Mr. Wade will attend In Gerrie every Wed-
nesday at two o'c look,
DICKSON & HAYS,
Late with Darrow & Prondfoot, Gode-
rich,) Biarristers, Bolieitore, Conveyancers.
&c. Omoe-Grant's Block, Bniasole. Money
to Loan.
u, e, HATS. w.13,DIOE0ON.
The following valuable form property,viz.,
Lot number Fifteen (15), in the Twelf(13)
Concession, of the said Township of Grey, ,
excepting thereont three and ono -half acres
of lend heretofore sold and conveyed by the
said Peter McDonald. The property is very
favorablyy situated, adjoining the said Vil-
lage of Oranbrook and 5 miles from the
Village of Brussels, situated on the W.G.513.
It'y. The soil ie n rich loans, and is in n
good state of cultivation. There aro athlete
on the property the following buildings;
A grad frame house ,about 20x80 foot, and a
good barn with stone stabling underneath,
40x00 feet. There 150 good boarlog orohard
on 1800 property, also two good wens. The
property 1, well fended and drained.
TERMB00 Som. -Ten per Cent. down on
day of sale and the balance within thirty
days. thereafter, without interest, when the.
purchaser will be entitled to a conveyance
free of expense. The property will bo sold
subject to an existing lease, which expires on
the 1st day of December next, with privilege
to purchaser to enter to do fall plowing and
put in fallorep.' The property will be offered
for sale sabjeot t0 a reeeryed bid. The Title
is Perfect. For further particulars apply to
Romer Grenoxe, Esq., Bhoriff Huron County,
Goderioh• Messrs. J.C.Tuox and Jona Mo -
081705n, JR„ Cranbrook, or to the under-
signed.
DI08808 & HAYS,
Solicitors for -assignee,
Dated at BrnseoleJnly 4311, Brussels.
JI/ORT(.1 GE SALE
—GF—
.A Valuable Farm
—114
Township of of lMorris, County of
Harron, Ont..
Under and by virtue of a power of gala
oontalaed1a a certain Mort -Pee, which .will
be produced at the time of Salo, thorn 'will
bo offered for sale by Publio Auotloe, by
F. 1, 3001T, Esq, Auctioneer ,el the
American Hotel, Brussels,
--5x--
Saturday, July 27, '89,
at the Hoar of Three T o'clock In theAfter.After.
The south half e fr of Lbt numbesee,pinrth'0vdtq
Con, of the said Township of Morris, known
as the Harris Farm, eontainteg 100 nem,
Save and except 1 30.100 acres heretofore
Sold and ooavoy00 to the W. G. & B. 13'y for
a right of way. There aro about 18 acres
cleared and fn good state of oultiyation ;
yery well tenCed and underdrained. The
buildings ponaieb of a mod frame home,
2003 feet, with kitchen and waodsbed at-
tached; also a good bunk barn, 40660 feet,
together with nn implement bongo. Uppob
the premises and neer the beildin40 10 a
never -failing spring. There is also a good
orchard, This in an oxoollent term, and it
satiated within two and 441041 1111109 of
Brussehte a thriving viliagd cu the W. 0i & B,
hallway.
Psmts or BALL -Thin farm will he sold
Subject to 0 Fleet Mortgage snow :tub 038ting
thereon t r 1)80 prinoipal alto of 52,800, to -
other with lateroe t tuereon , fell particulars
of which cue be had from the Vendor's
Solicitors. The balense over and novo sal it
First MO1tpa10 shall b. paid fie"ollode-
Ten po• omit. tllero0l 0nl)L1g11 day too
sole, and t),3
bnlanco withie 80Jaya thereafter, w11o,3. the
pure),o:ol' wail bU e::be lob inro
pnseeo ion, The above propority will be
bleared fey rale Mb(mit to a reserved 111,1,
Por further ftsrtlolll,rs an con:Utious of
sale apply to the Alleti0nocr er to
DICKV1111. DO 's 0OL10M'0110,
Doted lit ]bassets Mit day of Jahy,1818
A� M. TAYLOR, B. 0 L
Barrister, Setie(tor, 55„ of tin arm
of Taylor, McCullough & Burns, Barristers
Solicitors, &c., Manning Arcade, Toronto,
Money to loan,
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agaut. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections mad°.
013100 in Graham's Block, Brueaols.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WH. MoORACKEN,
• lecturer of Marriage Licenses. Office
at bas Grocery, '1'urnberry street, Brussels. '
MISS O'CONNOR,
Teacher of Piage and Organ. Terms
on application. WAfroti CLAog heats ovary
Thursday and Friday at airs. D, Oumpbell'e,
Walton. .'
MISS HARGREAVES
,Desires to roueivo pupils for lustrun-
tion on the. Piano and Organ. Nino years
experience. Residence with Mrs, Harxreav-
es,over Popper's Drug Store.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
I entitaNCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
BN. BARRETT,
• Toneorinl Artiel' Shop -Next doe
south of A. hI. Mo8ay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ohlldron's hair cutting a t pecialty
1J -A choice stook of cigars kepi.
A• MoNAIR
Iosuror of Marriage Llcoveos, by
appointment of Lieut,-floveruor, Commis-
sioner, &e.,Q,B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Oo. Office at the Oranbrook
Po5t.Cfdoo,
DENTAL.
ID=1TTSST R 1'1
G. L. D. B., Honor Graduate and
M, R, C. D. 5. Toronto. Vitalised Air given,.
00100-MRYnna 130008, SaAFOMMI.
££21T800T I
W. J. Fear, L. D. 8., Graduate of
Toronto School of Dentistry. All
operations guaranteed. ea'Artldcial
teeth, that quality, and a gnaraateed
fit, for $12.00 per set, Omoo-0ADr'e
BLOOt,.8EAFon111.
A)10)PiTYL+iT1
s. - . T6A3ZTSIS- z, Tz. s..
Honor Oroduet° of the Royal college of
D ental8urgeons, Toronto. Nitron Oxide Gas
a dn,laistered for the Painless Extraction of
t oath, Odloe--
ISSI*ONn DOOR HOSTS OF HANN, Bs neel,Ls
AUCTIONEERS:
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Llcsnsod Auctioneer, Sales conduct.
ed oil reasonable forme, Farms and farm
stock a apeolally. Orders lot at THE Po8T
Publi nh tag House, Bru see l a, or sent to Walton
P. 0., w111 receive prompt attention.
AIiAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, 1s always ready to at-
tend nates of farina, farm stook, situ, Tarsals
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P. 0. Bales
may b0 err timed et 'Tun POST PubllabIne
Hous., Bruseele.
MEDICAL CARDS.
ill. F. CALE, M. D,3 0,1,1,,
T V alt m er of the setts a of Pb s'atcian
II a b g y
and Surgeons of Ontario by examtn1ast,1503
Uflioo and Reodouoo.-Main street Ii
Ethel, O u tariq.
A. MoNAUGHTON, �I. D.
• C. DL L. O.P. Edinburgh, M. C. 1'.
T g,
S, Ont. At rappers rug Stto
from
te
11190 a. in, anti from 1:80. to 4 p. m, At other
lame may be Pound at his residence, krill.
olly oacepied by Dr. Gutehiuson, 01i1: rt,
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