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Moog, Moron
Are yule tsonbled with Intel:'
Beeltnro if so Wo would like to
flaw you get rid Of tllefl.
We have the BITCHY FLY PAPER for those
vlbo prefer this barbarous plan. Thou
ave have WILSON'S 3'iY POISON PADS and
Sno�o FLY PAPER, both of wbicb give good
satisfaction ; and last but not least is
what is known as INSECT POWDER. There
are at least two kinds of this, the Dolma.
^tion and Persian, Tho former is the best
and is the only kind we keep. It is well
to remember that this Insect Powder
when made of closed flowers is much
better than when the flowers are open or
farther advanced. 'Ye have been Parti•
enlar to have the closed fiotvers and guar.
anteed pure. Please bear this in mind
and permit us to help you to gob rid of
'alio Mee.
U. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist Bookseller, &o.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
1 Bremen is quiet.
Cra.miy pdante at McCracken';.
A vox of wamen'e loather boots at :We
per pair. Adan Good,
,.I{aeon, of the American Hotel,
took in the Toronto raoea lash week.
Mao. R. Pari, Princess street, has a
geranium plant upon which ara4S bloom.
lag flowers.
Ir will pay any person to call and see
Geo. Love & Coe Furniture Room. New
Goods and new Prices.
A FOUND woman, 18 years of age, wants
a place as general servant. Apply at
Tun Poor Publishing House.
Tits heavycoating of gravel on the
Main street, if the stones are well broken,
will put the road in first•claes condition.
WE will do what we advertise, sell our
stock of Olothing and Gents' Furnishings
for the next 20 days at cost, Ross Boos.
WHAv makes such a rush at Rose Bros.
clothing store ? Why because they are
Belling clothing and gents' furnishingwat
coat.
ON Sunday evening Rev, S. 8ellary, B.
A., B. D., will prcaeh on ' The practical
character of Christianity," in the Metho-
dist church.
A. NEW front has been put on the City
Carriage works run by D. Ewan and Jas.
Walker. It is a great improvement to
the building.
Tun removal of a number of the signs
projecting over the sidewalk is a move in
the right direction. The good work
should go on.
Tont Diamond dye agent was in town
this week, clad in a variegated snit and
followed by a pink poodl,. It was quite
an advertisement.
BONE complaints have been made as to
the street watering of late but we fancy
the lack was due more to the wagon be-
ing out of repair than any neglect.
Senors EXCURSIONS.—Lake or rail for
lowest rates, beet connections and full
Information, tickets, &c., at the Town
Agency, T. Fletcher, Agt., G. T. R.
Geo. Love & Co. have no goods to sell
l e
for spite but they will do undertaking g at
half combine prices and will 006 their
hearse for the poor as well as the rich.
OUR thanks are due to Wm. Edgar,
General Passenger Agent of the G. T.R.,
for an illustrated pamphlet giving a des-
cription of the various summer resorts,
&o.
LAST Sunday P. Soott's mare swam
the mill pond followed by her foal. The
mother took this means of getting away
from other horses in the pasture that
were bothering her colt,
TEos.FAvnow assumed the duties of
Postmaster at Brussels on Thursday of
this week. Assistant Bowbeer, who has
given such general satisfaction, will con.
tinne to fill the position.
NExr Sunday will be the regular
quarterly meeting in connection with the
Methodist church. Sacrament at the
close of the morning service and fellow-
ship meeting after evening service.
FARMERS! Why pay an agent 910.00 or
912.00 for Belling you a Raymond sewing
machine when you can get one for 922.00
and if you wait until Geo. Love & Co.
pay their creditors with ten cents on the
$ they will sell you one for 911.00.
ALL orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skene's or A. M. McKay & 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 Boos.
LAST Sabbath evening Rev. Jno. Rose,
B. A., who has been preaching a series of
sermons on the Christian Soldier ad-
dressed his congregation from II Timothy
2nd chapter and 3rd verse, on the virtues
of a soldier. It was an interesting
course.
Ew,e's make of Pea Harvesters leads
the van, They can be fitted to any
mowing machine. All complete for 910.00
Call at the shop, opposite Queen's hotel
stables, Brussels, and see them. They
are dandies and do the work in a first -
elms manner. 52 -
THE wife of the Rev. John Webster, of
Dobbington, formerly Methodist minister
at Brussels, died at her daughter's resi-
dence, Tara, on the 8th of July. Al-
though her death was expected, her loss
will be deeply mourned by her acquain-
tances in Huron and elsewhere.
Tun Clinton blows -Record of this week
says :—To gratify a spite against Beatty
Bros., of Brussels, Adam Good, merchant
of that place, sued them for the 9100.00
penalty for not registering their partner-
ship. Judgment was given by Judge
Toms a few days since, dismissing the
complaint ae the partnership was not for
buying and selling. The costs came to
9137, which with sheriff's fees and his
own costs brings up the amount to about
9200.„�
MESSRS. SeARFF& FERGUSON have rent-
ed the store next door to them in Strat-
ford, at present used as a tea store, and
they intend taking down the partition se
as to convert the two into ono large store,
one of the finest in the city. They think
as D. N. Hogg & Co. have sold out their
business and two other firms have re-
moved from Stratford their trade will
inorease enough to repay them for their
increased expenses. Their Stratford and
Brussels stores will enable them to take
their stand with the largest importers of
Dry geode in Western Canada. This
will enable the firm to sell cheaper than
small, importers. Messrs. Scars & Fer-
guson are hustlers.
LAenoesn.—Tuesday afternoon Bruit.
eels Lacrosse team drove over to Wine
ham and played a match with the club
of that town. The ball was faced at 4:30
and after a sharp skirmish the home
team won a goal in 9 minutes, Cornyn
putting the rubber between the flags,
The same player repeated the dose in 16
minutes, In the latter part of the game
N. G. Bowbeer, who played well, sue.
oeeded in putting the ball in goal six
inches but the referee, being so far away,
did not see it and therefore it was not
allowed. No other goads were taken by
either side. The game wag refereed by
Lawyer Morten. W. Nightingale wag
umpire for Bruseols and W. Smith field
captain. Considerable "tall” talk wag
indulged in during the play and the
language used by nems of the Wingham-
ites was neither polite nor gentlemanly,
A. J. McArthur was a brick wall when
Cornyn ran against him. Steels, of
Toeswater, and Cornyn, of Fergus, play.
ed with Wingham. Carr was the grand
stand slayer of the day, Harry James
played with life usual skill and made
some due throws. Toward the end of
the match Cornyn jumped on J. Mc.
Bain's Tomsk. A. fool was olaWined and
Mr. Cornyn was ruled off the field. He
mlgbt find "Jack" an ugly animal to
ide, Allan Mo1aughton'e ankles were
used up considerably. The game lasted
ne and a half houra. A return match
will bo played before long inBruseols
when a lively game may be expeeted,
sonrn£R:l ExTENSION, W. e. & n. n.
'Proles leave Brussels Station, uort and
,south as follows:
t:Mug South. colas North.
11uf1_7:e2a.m. I Dfixed . 0:20 a.m
Axprsos, 11:•18 a.m, Mall..............3:06 m
....3:06 p.
alined b:65 p.m.! Exproee.........0:45 p.m
letcal sews Stents.
A ehiel's amens 3'e takin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
AUOoSY.
Peen Paris green at G. A. Deadman's.
SILVER binder twine, 14 Bente at B.
Sunni.
Senoon Bonr3 on F iday evening of
This week.
Boum in watch clocks and jewel.
031 at J. Jones'.
Penn manilla binder twine, 17 oenls
per lb, at B. Gerry's.
benne to watches and jewelry prompt-
ly attended to at Jas. Jones'.
Foie•potato bugs get pare Paris green
APPepper's drug store. See ad.
Ir your watch don't run right take it
to Jas. Jones. He'll' set it right.
Do not fail to pall and get a bargain
to clothing before we move. Ross Bnos.
LAsr Saturday afternoon F. 0. Rogers,
leave Graham, Jno. Shaw and Conn-
ell/or McIntosh went to Kincardine to
enjoy Lake Huron breezes. Before re--
surning they visited Tiverton, and had
on enjoyable time. All are loud in their
praises of the well known Conductor
Quirk who showed them the "lions."
As will be see by advertisement in
another column W. R. Wilson offers his
laundry, shops, brick store, houses, &a.
for sale as he intends retiring from
business. This is a tiptop opportunity
;roe a pushing man, and no doubt some-
body will look after the bargains Mr.
Wilson is prepared to give.
DIeHaLv
WeIS•anmo AND Dno.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is peeper -
an to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Welts cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
oeeond door north of the bridge, west'
aide ePTurnberry at., Brussels. 48-tf
WELL done for Brussels publics school.
81) of the pupils who wrote at the recent
Entrance Examination, 12 in number,
passed successfully. Mary Rose and
Mr,ry 11foLauohlin lead the County with
620 and 610 marks respectively, Alex.
Rosa took 582. The number of marks
obtainable was 735. An extended report
will be found elsewhere. Principal.
Shaw is to be congratulated.
THE Gerrie Vidette says :—"For some
gime previous to Thursday of last week
it was rumored around town that the
Brussels base -ball team was afraid but
they dfd not appear badly frightened on
Thursday, and since that day the rumor
has subsided. We are of opinion how.
ever that with a little practice and good
team play the Unions oan defeat Brus-
sels." Don't be foolish, Bro. Nub,
Sen know better than that.
Lunen OF THE "HANLAN."—On Satin,
a3y morning about a dozen sports could
bonen wending their way toward the
Maitland, carrying a boat, the object
in view being the launching of the new
boat, "The -Hanlon." The boat is about
30. feet long, 3 feet wide and 5i inches
deep, and, weighs 50 lbs., and reflects
very creditably upon the builder, Lew.
Meeerae, No doubt a large crowd would
Eaoolfeen present bad the event been
:erode publics but for several reasons,
(which the reader oan infer), it wan kept
quiet. The launch was proceeded with
without the usual ceremony of breaking
o battle of wine in the christening, for
whiofr several predicted bad luck.
^'Bulger" was the first to step aboard
1Mbegethe shove off it could be Been at a
glance 18 was no easy task to ride the
"critter." AS is usual any amount of
Unit was made with' the seat„ oarlock,
etc. Bulger says "roan nide it all day
;lust by Wolfing the side.. Oh t yes it is
etch muds efSL trick to stay in here."
Evidently his notions did not suit hie
worde•for sooner than be could ,get hold
of the.eides he was landed in the water,
Bert bottom side up, with "Bolger"
struggling nobly. Both were rearmed by
asailboat which was at hand. "Jimmy"
was the next to appear. He was dressed
iar,fall rowing costume, profiting from
Bore experience, fully bent on showing
Low to make her go. Re started out
'eery oaatiouely but by degrees, me he got
snore confidence he became bolder and
acting on several suggestions from shore
'began to row about 40 strokes to the
minute, but before finishing hie 3rd
stroke, took a beautiful "header" leaving
the boat right side up eolnpletc. On
',tieing asked why he came oat so quickly
lie replied "There was a snag in the
water I wanted to tow ashore. " "Hae.
het" now stepped aboard and allowed at
mune he was no novice at handling the
oars, an impression he fully justified the
farther he went. Ile took a trip up
about half a mile, made an excellent turn
and came down at a 4 minute gait. On
(being asked bow he learned to row like a
professional he said "I have not forgotten
the legions given by Capt. Campbell, bow
to feather my our.. Several trips were
afterwards made %athe88 any further
isca bathing." "Law" gave an exhibition ,
and showed he could rote with the boys r
yet. Nowboye, jagt watch holy "Ileo.
et" news the sliding' seat and you are alb 1 o
Tight, Only learn to feather your ears.'
andan upsot le Unrelinible.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Esi0=30,011000zwesOwormsnormsuri=ammanNtazalmOTET
(fru. I3.11tell line had it new 80mi.eir• I a.' TAJ,
eular Hien pat up over his groerry deer, I --
IT is said that Mr. Willes, of Par'irdule, i Mitchell, Sept. 80 and 27,
will open a hoot & shoe atom In Brussels North Perth at Stratford, Oct. 3 and I.
next Fall, Mouth Perth, 88, Marys, Sept, 24 ,i 25.
Vimor fow raspberries are offered for Industrial at Toronto, Sept. 0 to 21.
Salo this season. The crop is very light Weetoru at London, Sept. 9 to 14.
in these parts. Central at Tlamilton, Sept. 23 to 27.
axe, SrorT, of Molesworth, shipped two Guelph, Sept. 25 nod 2G.
car loads of stook to the oast last Monday Brantford, Sept. 10 to 12.
from Brussels station. Southern Counties, at St. Thomas,
Panssnv's° sugars and jars, pure white Sept, 24 to 27.
wino vinegar, and everything in groceries North Brant tit Paris, Oet. 1 and 2.
very cheep, ADAM GooD. Peninsular at Chatham, Sept, 17 to 20,
J. G. BEENE'S store front has been Midland Central at Kingston, Aug. 26
freshened up by a dress of new paint. to Sept. 7,
Jas. Dron wielded the artist's brush. Eastern Townships atSherbroolc, Que.,
We intend moving to our new stand, Sept. 3 to 5.
in Leckie's Block, In about 20 days and Central Canada, Ottawa, Sept. 9 to 14.
will clear out our stook at cost. Ross Southern, Brantford, tiept. 10 to 12.
Bnoa. 50. Northwestern, Goderiob, Sept. 17 to 10,
WE are sorry to hear that George
Hoggarth's little son, about 2 years of
age, is dangerously ill and there is but
alight hopes of his recovery.
Peoria managing telephone wires
should keep them out of the reach of rho
public. It is not a pleasant sensation to
be nearly decapitated by them.
Br notice elsewhere it will be seen that
Lawyer Moleadden, son of Uriah bit: -
Fadden, of Grey township, has become
a benediot. It serves him tight.
W. NIOHTINOALE & Co. are pushing out
bargains and the public would do well
to not only read their edvt. but call in
and inspect their goods and get prices.
Tan travelling public can procure
Meal tioksts to all stations on the Grand
Trunk and its connections at the Town
Ticket Office of 0. T. R. T. Fletcher,
Agent.
Bay. S. JONES will supply thepulpit of
Rev. I. Campbell, at Listowel, for four
Sabbaths. Although up in the eightie'e
the rev. gentleman preaohes with the
vigor of a man of 40.
Banseer,e will be represented at the
Listowel celebration in the Hose reel
rape. Our boys used to do them all up
a few years ago and will make an effort
to keep up their record.
Rev. Jim. Rose, B. A., is taking a ea.
nation of three weeks and will visit rela-
tives and friends at Port Elgin, Elora
and other places. There will consequent-
ly be no service in Melville church for the
next three Sabbathe.
BEATTIE Bnos. rnnaing mare took lob
prize at Drayton races on Tuesday. She
is a trim little beast and speedy, too.
"John L." and "Deception" were her
opponents. The race was mile heats and
was won in two straights. Jno. Be tttie
rode the mare.
THE fireBrigade turned out on 'Puce -
day evening to test the engine whioh was
taken to the river by the flax mill. Steam
was up in about 7 minutes after the
lighting of the torob, without any urging.
300 feet of hose was attaobed and a great
volume of water sent into the air,
ON THE WING.—AS I am on my rounds
cleaning, repairing and tuning organs
and repairing and cleaning sewing ma-
chines, please drop me a pard to let me
know where to call. Second band ma•
chines on hand and none given out with-
out making good stitching.
54- T. Moons.
BASEBALL.—Arrangemehti have been
made for a matched game of base ball
between the Brussels and Exeter teams
on the Recreation Park, Seaforth, next
Wednesday afternoon. The game will
called at 3 o'clock. Both clubs claim
the
ITRAYED ON TLaE PREMISES
ohampionehip of Huron Co. and in
addition to this the winners take 9100 tJ
and 60% of the gate receipts. Thorn tvi11
be a large turn out from Brussels as our
residents believe our boys will win.
RR'CTSo=7;,8 22 9.R=FrTS,
ooss,C''Em, CAREFULLY EVERY WEER.
Fall Wheat 015 98
Spring Wheat ,. 95 98
Barley 40 45
Oats 96 28
Peas ... 53 54
Butter, tubs and rolls,. 12 14
Eggs per dozen.,. 11 00
Flour Por barrel 5 50 00
Potatoes 60 75
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Hides per ib 2 3
Salt per bbl., retail1 25 00
Sheep skins, each60 1 00
Wool, per lb. 10 22
r.4' r-7.- AFORTSx 1K+1$g]9TS.
CORRECTED CAISE0OLLY EVERY WEER.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
Peas
Marley
Potatoes
Butter, per lb
Eggs, per dozen
Apples, per bushel
Hogs, dressed
33051
Hay
Wood, per cord
Sheepskins, each
05
05
20
53
40
33
12
11
80
6 00
4 50
0 00
2 60
40
98
98
28
54
45
75
14
00
85
00
5 50
7 00
4 50
57
THE PEOPLE'S COI,UMNI
GENERAL SERVANT WANT-
1SD at ones. Apply to
1- MRS. W. M. SINOLA/R.
SHEEP STRAYED FROM LOT
20,00n, 12, Grey, between June 8 and
12,one ewe, washed and unshorn, with ewe
Iamb. Any information leading to their
recovery will be thankfully received. V AL.
FOEBSTER, Oranbreok P.O. 51.4
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, 103 10, con, 0, Grey,
on or about June 5, one 2 year old steer, red
anis white in color. Tho owner is requested
to prove uroperty, pay expenses and take
him away. LORENZO FRAIN.
51.40 Proprietor.
DRESSMAKING.—
Tbe undersigned desires to intimate
to the ladies of Brussels 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 Jackson's hardware store,
/0- MISS SAMPLE.
LAwN PARTY.—Last Friday evening a
goodly number of our townspeople and
others attended the Lawn Party, hold on I
the spacious grounds of W. M. Sinclair,
under the auspices of the Brussels Band.
The heavy, blank clouds pottended rain
and kept a good many at home, no doubt,
but an enjoyable time was spent by those
present. An excellent program of music
was given and refreshments were served
without stint. A great deal of interest
centred on the bottle containing the
beans and buttons, more so as the guesses
ranged from 950 to 1200. At 10 p. m.
the contents of the bottle was counted
and the number was ascertained to be
596. Mies Eliza Hanna and Wesley Love
each guessed 597, the nearest to the num-
ber, and to break the tie they eaoh had a
second guess which resulted in the form.
of the undersigned, S 1 Lot 20, Con. 5,
Morris, on or about May 16511, a yearling
heifer. The owner ie requested to prove
property, pay oxpensee and take her away.
Apply of the Central Hotel, Bruseeis.
2-0 J. & J. LIVINGSTON.
1STEAOHER WANTED.—A SEC-
oND or Phird Close Male Teacher for
School Section No.4,Groy. Duties to com-
mence Drat of September. Applicants to
elate salary and experience, With reference.
Applications received n to the twenty-
seventh day of August. Address EDWARD
BRYAN S, Sec.-Treas., Jamestown P.O. 8.4x
/it ORRIEAND SEAFOBTH STAGE
Stage leaves Genie about 5:30 s. m., reach-
ing Brussels about 8:80 a.m., and will arrive
at 8oaforth about 11:80 a. in. Returning will
leave Seatorth about 0:30 P. in., reaching
Brussels about 6:48, in thno to connect with
trains going north and south. Also make
connections taiga:. P. 11. at Wroxoter and
Gerrie. S. WALSH, Proprietor.
LOOS
Having done business in
Canada for years, our rep.
is utation and reepoasibflity
er being awarded the silver cruet. The 3 established. We want three men in your
proceeds of the evening amounted to tei°'ritiosy°wiill Lo nlysu, OHoudeonioeouk9t
about 922.00. The Band take this op. free, Salary and expense° pard weekly,
portunity of returning their best thanks previous experience not. required. Write
to Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair for the use of at onoe for terms. Yaedy 9iook for Canada
a epeoinity. MAY B1008., Nureerymcu,
Boo ester, N.Y. 48.8
their grounds.
People We Snow.
J. A. Creighton was home for Sunday.
110 is now filling the position of ticket
agent at Palmerston.
Inspector Hopkirk was here on Wed-
nesday end Thursday in connection with
the transfer of the post office from J. R.
Grant, resigned, to Thee. Farrow the new
appointee. Mr. Hopkirk is well up to
his business.
Miss Annie Roes, of Brussels, Mies
Menzies, of Grey, and Mrs. J. Smith, of
Morris, resetted Brussels on Saturday
afternoon on ,the return trip from the
Prairie Province. They were away 40
days. In their stay they met worm of
old friends.
J. D. Ronald and wife are off to Sault
St. Marie, via Owen Sound and U.P.R.
steamer, partially on a business as well
as pleasure trip. No doubt he will see
the officials of this growing young pity
about the state of their fire protection.
J. T. Pepper furnished tickets at a low
rate for thisattractive eight day trip.
Frederick Douglase is one of the rich-
est colored men in the U. S. His wealth
is estimated at 9300,000.
ZILtfox.—In Brussels, on July 190, the
wifo of Mr. Christian Nlliax of a
daughter.
CatrARRSs.a,
MCFADDEN—DoyiE.—At St, Potor'e
church, Goderieh,on the 17th Time
by Roy. h'atitor West, Moses 1tloFaci.
den, barrister of Sault St. Marie, to
Annie Doyle, of Goderioh.
PATTEnso.l--WHEErtv3e.—In Brussels, 011
July 31st, by Rev. 0, B. Ilowie, L.
A., Mr. ;he. Patterson, of Geoy
township, to Miss Isabella Wheelers,,
of Wing lam.
=xor .
Pt�AII. loollr--In Grey, on Jtily 25th,
Elizabeth, beloved wife of Levi
l'lmabmkor, aged 86 yeas and it
menthe.
B ULL FOR SERVICE—I WILL
keep on my Farm, lot 27,
eon. 5. Mor-
ris,u there' -bred Bates Bull, otun Duohase
family. Podiga - eaubeeeen atthosgables,
Terme—Thoro'•bredows, 80; high graded.
eowo. Se; common sows, 51.e0, with Tried.
age of returning during the season. To be
Dere
paid for on or beforearob of December 1880.
48.61 JOHN BROADFOO''1',
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, lot 18, oo1,10, Grey,
on or about first week of Ohne, 1 yearling
steer, gray in color. The owner is requested
to pay all chargee and take him away.. Also
strayed from my pr miaow, about let of May,
1 two-year-old steer,, chiefly red, but with
other White markingennd white star on fore-
head. Any portion returning or sending me
wboreabout. of same will be suitably re-
warded. JAMES KNIGHT,
504• Oraubrook P. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
rjlUE FINEST BUILDING SITE
11 for a residence in Brussels, containing
one sere of land nearly opposite Mr. F. 0.
Rogers' reeidonee,is for sale at a bargain.
Apply to W, 116. Bnlor,o n, Bruaooele, or to
JNO. HARGREAVES, Por. Queen and film•
one street', Toronto.
FARM FOR S.&.LE.—THE UN-
dorei(lnod offers hl' farm, being west
part Let 11, Con, 18, Grey, containing 50
acres, for ealo. Tho farm is about all clear-
ed and underooltlyation Mille well under-
drain°d, There ie nearly an aero of arab ord.
A log house 18x271oot, n Prattle burn, 88350
foot a log olablo and other outbuildings aro
on theproml§es, Also 2 good wells. 90e -
session will bo given after harvest. For full
particulars as t0 price, tarots, &t„ apply to.
'PHOS, 1V. JOHNSTON, Proprietor.
' i AR11 FOR SALE.—THE UN •
.Y, ND1tlist0Nliu offers his 150 -acre
farm
ilreale,bciug lot 38, and Sl lot JP, 0011, 7,
they, About t0 or a0 :135011 0 oared, �+onoos
in gontlropah'. 2000,08 Other On tbo GO•:Or:
lot and leam'eo on the otbor lot, 0 gond
boariug orebardo, one On each pingo and
plenty of good lvntm', There 18 a good brick
veneered house oontainiva 0 rooms. Two
buns, The Irtlln0 Ono 3s 41000 on a stone
ioundatioh, the other is log, Phe from ie
ruder good 001817yatiou and is on )v I of a
mile Mon the atirriug village of Ethel, Rud
0 mites from Brn50OT3q, Per Anther portico.
burs apply to 11LI2AlI 71AT1hIAN, )'rolrrle.
tor, t5-tf
Auu, 2, .1880
.also.
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HOW TO GET SID OF FLIES!)
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Opposite Qlbeel6°8 Hotel, Brussels.
Poison Pads, 3 for 5 Cents.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
Dener001t1) has severe cod Farms for
eale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Borrie and Grey. 17.8, SC OTT. Brusealo
37•t1.
ITIANNERY VOR SALE.— THE
11 Brussala Tminory is offered for sato at
to bargain, In it 1e a 15 b. p, engine and
30 h. p, boiler,10 vats, 0 curry table°, 2 stoyeo,
good bark mill and a full set of tools, with
heating ',Mee to leaches. &e. There arc
about 2 acres of land in connection with the
builds ug. No tannery nearer than Wingham
or Listowel. Terme easy. Por further par-
ticulars, as to prion, terms, &m„ apply at
37- Ton l'osTPublishing Howse, Brussels.
1.(IAR\f FOR SALE.—THE SUB.
Bowman offers his valuable 100 sore
farm, being lot 8, eon. 10, Grey Township,
Huron Go., for sale. There are about 00
aures cleared and 10 good heart. There is 0
log house, good bank barn, betting urohard,
and all the necessary conyonienooa on the
premises. For further parttoulare, ae to
ppries,termo, eta„ apply to the Proprietor,
THOS.HISLOP, Clare P. 0., N. W. T.. or to
2.11 DOUGALD BTRAOHAN, Brussels
FARM FOR SALE,—THE UN-
mm501 NED offers for Bale Ibo north
east quarts rof lot 28, ,onoeesion 0, Morrie,
County of Huron. ooutalning 50 acres, Tho
land is Of drat quality and in a high state of
cultivation. well fenced and under -drained,
05 acres cleared, New frame house, 8 rooms,
milk house with concrete walls, 2 wells,
good barna and shed, orchard, oto. Eight
amen of fall wheat.' This desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Brnsselo• Suit-
able terms wilt be given, Title perfect.
JAMES GRIEVE, Owner,
80. Seater th P.0.
O/8 AACRE FARM FOR SALE.
4 frot•slass farm for sale to the
Township of Morris in the County of Huron
being booth half of north half lobe 25 & 26
and south half of 20 in 5th eon., abstaining
201) acres moro or lies, 125 acres mostly
clear of stumps and In a good state of culti-
vation. There is a young bearing orohard,a
good house dud hank barn 06 x 56 feet with
stone stable underneath. The farm issitu-
ated within a mile of the Village of Brussels
and is a good fano for graln or stook rais-
ing aeltiswatered with the rivor Maitland
and never failing °arms creek. Possession
will be given at any time. For fui'thorpar-
tieulars apply on the premises or to A.
ROBERTSON Brussels. P. 0 5-tf
OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
IMorris, on reasonable terms. In order
to dose the affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. Aingaton, the executors offer the fol-
lowing valuable lands for sato North
half of Lob 30, Concession 5, Township of
Morrie, oontaining 00 acres. On this lot is
erected a good frame barn with stone foun-
dation, good orchard, well and pomp . Near.
1y all cleared, and is on the grave road
closely adjoining the village of Brussels.
This farm 30 a valuable one. i' well fenced
and in a good state of cultivation. For
prices and tering apply to TH08. KELLY,
Brnaaele P. 0., HENRY JF.NNINae, Victoria
Square
qu re P.O., or Jamas IT
County. :Maple Lodge
-[TALUABLE PROPERTY IN TEL
V VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS roe SALE.
As the undersigned is retiring from buss
nese he offers for enle thetollowing valuable
properby,olahor whole or in lots to snit pur-
chaeer:—Now Brick More ou Main street,
opposite Posboffioe, with plate glass•front,
good collar, and dwelling above. This store
will be either rented or sold. Foundry and
Machine Shop, with Engine, Shafting,
Lathes, Drills, &o. Everything complete, in
excellent -mouton order, In connection is a
large Plat.img 31111 and Workshop, with
Saws, Belts and all complete. Also Drying
Kiln for drying lumber, store house and a
quantity of 80000ned lumber. Blacksmith
bho and Toole, with good stook of iron and
coal. The whole is centrally shunted in the
thriving village of Brussels, In connection
there are Wu acres of land and four dwelling
houeas,nil well tenanted. The whole will
be sold, without reserve, on the most reason-
able terms. Title Indisputable. For full
partionlara apply to W. B. WILSON,
3.3 Drawer 18,Brussols, Ont.
Municipality of the Township of Grey.
County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I have trans-
mitted or delivered to the poreons mention-
ed in Sections 5 and 0 of the Ontario Voters'
Lists Aot.1889, the copies required by Bald
sections to be so trnnemittedor delivered, of
.the list made pursuant to said not, of all
persona appearing by the last Revised As
easement Boll of said Municipality to be en-
titled to vote 11a sold municipality at elec-
tions for members of the Legislative As-
sembly and at Municipal elections, and that
.106 Ilot woo fii'et posted 0980 my Oleo in
Ethel on the let day of August, 1880, and re-
mains there for inepoctiob, Electors are
called upon to examine the said list andif
any omilstone or any other errors are found
'therein, to asks immediate proceedings to
have the said errors corrected according to
law. WM. 11P111N0E, Clerk.
Dated this 2s0 day of Auguste 1880.
Sale by Tender
—OF A---
VALLIABLE FARM
Tenders will be received by the under-
signed up to
Thursday, August 15111, 1889,
for the purchase of the following valuable
property, vis,:—The 80011, halt"of Lot num-
ber 25, in the 4th Concession of the Townollip
of Morrla, Huron Co., containing 100 aere0,
save and axoept 1 86.100 earn heretofore
seld and oonvey ad to the W. G, & B, It'y for
a right of xray. There aro about 88 aoroe
°leeyred awl 1n good state of oultivablon ;
Uarldin well
fenced
Of
undortlralued. The
20x30 foot, with kitchen and wtolthed at
taobed; also a good hank barn, 40200 foot,
together with ah implolnout house. Upon
the proml000 and 0e1W the buildings AS a
never -failing spring. 'Thorn is also ie goon
orchard, This to au excellent farm, and 1,
situ:. ted r,e1ti1, two and whale miles of
Brunch), a thriving village ori rho W. G 011,
Ruflway,
SL`St10 )Porfoct.
Tering or payment easy. From 02,000 to
52,060 win be allowed to remail on molts
gape. l'aaaaetion given let of September.
Tito highact Or any tender not nocosourtly
aooepted,
Vet /tidier pnrti0alm's 131)0)y to
DIGKSON & HAYS,
Vnmmon'e Soi.xco one.
0 rt101i0-18rawls mud on forth.
Dated tit Rrxciieie Mb Oity of Jule, leen
BANKING.
M'0INTOSH & i11cTAGGART,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Transact a Geaora.l 80.nlCLa.c
$Laeineno.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United Status Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Collections made eat favorable terms.
Canadian Agents "—MMEncaA0T's BANE of
CANADA.
New York Avents—laposru,ao AND T1AD•
Eiie NATroNAL BANE.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
Niv M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pub-
lic, &o, Office—Graham's Block, 1 door north
of Popper's Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
EE. WADE,
• Barriobor, Solicitor cud Notary Pub -
Mr, Wade w 11 altood Collections
rteand
ery°Wed-
nesday at two o'clock,
DICKSON & HAYS,
(Late with Garrote & Proudfoot, God e.
rloh,) Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyaneera.
&m. OfIloee-13'sooele and 8oafor'tb, Bros
sele Office, Rogers' Block, Main 8t. Money
to Loan.
n. s. 21210. w n. DIMRMON.
A• M. TAYLOR, B. 0. L.,
Barrister, Solicitor, &c„ 01 the arm
of Taylor, MoOallough & Burns, Barristers
Solicitors, &0., Manning Arcade, Toronto.
Money to loan
ALEX, HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron. Coaveynnoor, Notary Piddle.
Invested Loan and
to loan.°nColleoiions m°edlu
Omoo lu Grabam'e Stook, Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
W•
H. MoORACKEN,
• Iseurer of Marriage Licenses. O1lIoa
at his Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
MISS O'CONNOR,
Teacher of Piano and Organ. Tprms
on application. WALTON CLABo meets every
Thursday and Friday at Mrs, D. Oampboll'a,
Walton.
MISS HARGREAVES
Desires to receive pupils for Ll Artie.
tion on the Plano and Organ. Niro years
experience. Residence with Mrs. Hargreav•
es, over Popp er'e Drug Store.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
YN. BARRETT,
L. Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
south of A. M. McKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and ohlleren'8 hair cutting a 1 peotalty
IL3"A choice stock of cigars Rept.
AMoNAIR,
• Isssurer o1 Marriage Licensee, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, °emmis-
sfoner, &o., Q, 33, Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurauoe Co. OiIloo at the Oranbrook
Post Office.
DENTAL.
37£10"i'SST72.T1
M. It, 0 Ball,
Toronto Honor Graduate
Airtgiven
Oliloo—MEYEn° BLoox, SmAronTH.
a£STTZS'31
W. J. Fear, L. D. S., Graduate of
Toronto School of Dentistry. A11
operations guaranteed. r3'Arttlloial
teeth, first quality, and a guaranteed
fit, for 812.00 per sot. Opti°e—OADY'e
BLOOi, SEAPoRT0.
1ST.+ 1N TI IS 9r!
a. a. ax aR veer z. a, s.,
Honer Graduate of the Royal College 01
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitros Oxide Gas
admiafateted for the Painless lOxtrsotion of
teeth. Ohba—
SM-Own Doon Nonni or'BANE, Bramemre
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
mooned Auotionoor. Sates oouduct-
ed on reasonoble terms, Forme and fang
stooks specialty. Orders lett at TEE Poo
PnbRehingB:ouse, Braeealg, or sent to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention.
ARAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, is always ready to at.
tend sales of forme, farm stook, &c. Terme
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P.0, Sales
may be arranged at Tali Posr Publishing
Hones, Brussels,
MEDICAL CARDS.
VVM. F. CALE, M.D., 0. M.,
Member of the College of Physician
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
011loe and Residencies —Main street IOaot,
Etbel,0utenio.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
V • C. AL, L. R,O.P. Edinburgh, n urgb, M. O. o
21 Ont. At Popper's 1Ortiq Store from a0 to
11:110 n, n1, and from 1:30 to 4 rp.o m, At other
ohouse may be by Dr at bo Bain, no Milt et. orlyoeoupfedUyDr.ilutohiueon, D1fltat.
VETERINARY.
JNO, D. WARWICK, V, S.,
maw CEBSOR TO F. W. moony, V.s.),
Graduate and Honerary Fellow of Ontarib
Veterinary ()allege,will be pleased to es.
ennui with tko gtoateet nitro and proms.
glottal 011111 any asset entrusted to his
charge. 00100 and fndrmary—O'llrieu's old
stand,.. doors nm'lh 01 bridge, !Pilroberry
at, 13russ118,
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