HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-8-9, Page 80/nee. Plowors
Aro you troubled With ilie8 :1
Becteilsc if so we would 1ikt: to
hi/V0 you get rid of thew..
We have t110 S'TIOET FLY PATER for those
who prefer this barbarous plan.. Then
we have W1LsoN's I'LL Poison PADS and
Snoo FLr PATER, both of which give good
satisfaction : and last but not least is
what is known as Ixaner Poulain. There
are at least two kinds of this, the Dolma.
tion and Persian. The former is the best
and is the only kind we keep. It is well
to remember that this Insect Powder
when made of is much
better than closed flowers
when the fl0W818 Ciro 0000 or
further advanced. We have been parti.,
eular to have the closed flowers and guar-
anteed pure. Please bear this in mind
and permit ns to help you to get rid of
the flies.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist Bookseller, Sc,
DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION, w. O. & R. R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, wort and
south as follows: -
Going South.
ollewe:-
GoingSouth. Going North.
Mail... ........ .7:02 ani. 1 Mixed ...........0:30 a.m
Express... .. -11:95 a.m. 1 Mail 3.O6 p.m
Mixed 6;60P.m. I Express- ...... 0:45p.m
YA.cm' tills affem5,
- chief's 0nrang ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll prem it.
I01.110 frost on Monday night.
i l.qx is a good prop this year,
32o. 1)LEwE, of Paris, is m town.
Verso/. meeting last Monday evening.
T. FLttrcurn and wife were In Lneknow
this week.
Mas, J. A. Cli lofirox is visiting at
liarriston.
Miss Ens SILtW was visiting in Sea.
forth this week.
Maas E. E. limn: has gone to Sarnia to
visit old friends.
A sox of women's leather boots at 50e
per pair. Adana Good.
Ross Boos, moved to their new store
on Thursday of this week.
MISS JESSIE AUSTIN, of Listowel, is
visiting Miss Kate Wilson.
REv. Tiros. GHo, of Milvertou, was in
town on Tuesday of this week.
Rum= to watches andjewelry prompt.
Iv attended to at Jas. Jones'.
Fon potato bugs get pure Paris green
at Popper's drug store. See ad.
ART. and 235140, BEvELL, of Toronto,
ore visiting at Mrs, J. R. Grant's.
Miss Iflxxrs Mom is spending a week
orjtwo in Stratford and vicinity.
Ray. DAVID PERRIS, of Nissonri, was
in town for a clay or two this week.
R. J. OLans, of Stratford, formerly
of Brussels, was 1n town last Sunday.
GEORGIE 511100 10 away at Seaforth and
Dora Smith is holidaying at Wingham.
Miss HATTXE FRANCIS, of Kansas, was
visiting her sister iu Brussels for a
week.
Rev. 1(, Part will preach in the Pres.
bvterian church, Seaforth, next Bab.
bath,
50 CENTS, in advance, secures TUE PosT
for the balance of 1889. Tell your neigh-
bor about it.
Mns. T. McCrLLo:mu, of Sand Beach,
Mich., is on a visit to her parents, Jno.
Wynn and wife.
NEW snbscribore are tumbling in tak.
Puna Paris green at G. A. Deadman's, leg advantage of the 50 cent offer for the
Bnrssnts civic holiday on Friday, 13th 1 balance of the year.
inst.
Suv=a binder twine, 14 cents at B.
Gerry's.
Miss Tarr is home for her Summer
vacation.
BARGAINS in watch clocks and jewel-
ry at J. Jones'.
PURE manilla binder twine, 17 cents
per lb. at B. Gerry's.
Mos. GEa. Haxcnoar and childreu are
visiting in Seaforth.
Ir your watch don't run right take it
IT will pay any person to call and see
Geo. Love & Co'e Furniture Boom. New
Goods and new Prices.
P11E8E1tvL10 sugars and jars, pure white
80100 vinegar, and everything in groceries
very cheep. ADAM GOOD.
Mils. W. II. Kann and Leslie and Miss
Addie Vanstone and Miss Nessie Ray
Sundayedin Kincardine.
A SET of market scales have been put
in at the flax mill by J. & J. Livingston
for weighing their flax, &c.
to Jas. Jones. Ile 11 set 1t right. A YorNG woman, 18 years of ago, wants
SPLENDID brick is being turned out from a place as general servant. Apply at
the Brussels brickyard this year._TETE PosT Publishing House.
Meg. Mellor, and daughter, of ew IT is said that certain youths have
Jersey, N. Y„ is visiting at Jno. MsCal• taken to "roosting" in the bell tower at
Em's.
Rohr. \S Y\'N, of Mitchell, and Charlie
Sheriff, cf Seaforth, spent Sunday in
town.
Jas. Tncnrreox was away last week at
Elora attending the funeral of Ina grand.
mother.
Ewea•'s make of Pea Harvesters leads
the van. They can be fitted to any
mowingmochine. All complete for 210.00
Bali at the shop, opposite Queen's hotel
stables, Brussels, and see them. They
are dandies and do the work in a first -
clans manner. 52 -
TEE quarterly services in connection
with the Methodist church last Sabbath
were largely attended. Two excellent
discourses were preached by the pastor.
The evening sermon ou "Tho practical
side of the Christian religion" was brim
full of thonght and was listened to with
marked attention.
WELL -Dream° AND DRULINo.--George
Birt has all the necessary reaohinery for
digging and drilling wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and pet in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Tornberry st., Brussels. 43.82
NEXT Wednesday, 14th inst., is the day
appointed by Reeve Graham for holding
the nomination of a candidate to fill the
vacancy at the Brussels School Board,
occasioned by the unseating of F. S.
Soott. If necessary, the eleotion will be
held one week later, viz., on Wednesday,
21st. Ronald McNaughton and Wm.
Aldridge will bo the Deputy Returning
Ofioers.
Excunsra/. - The annual Sabbath
School excursion of this section will be
held on Tuesday, 20th inst., Goderich
being the point chosen. A special train
will leave Palmerston at 7 a. m. calling
at all the stations as far as Londesboro'.
Returning will leave Goderioh at 6
o'clock p. m. This will afford exour.
eionists ample time to see the town, &c.
The time schedule and passenger fares
may be found in another column, The
rates are low for the round trip. Luck.
now will also have an excursion to Gode.
rich the same day.
HOME Emelt NEW Yons.-On Thursday
of last week D. C. Ross and Jno. Fergu.
sou arrived home from their visit to New
York and vicinity. Mr.. Rose took a
course at Mitchell's well renown cutting
sohool, 839 Broadway, and received a
diploma for his proficiency. . In this
world famed establishment there were
45 or 50 persons in e.ttendanoe and six
instrncttrs were kept bogy in explaining
the various systems taught or correcting
mistakes made by the students. In ad.
dition to this a staff le busy all the time
in the preparation of paper patterns,
books on cutting and fitting, and fashion
plates, iiIr. Ross says it is a busy place
to go but worth a good deal to a practical
man.
THE Kincardine Review eay5:-Con.
(hider Quirk. was entertaining friends
from Brussels•laet Saturday evening and
Sunday. There were Rogers the Salt
Man, Grain Buyer and Reeve Graham,
.Jrinneipal of the Pnblio Sohool Shaw, and
Banker McIntosh, as also Messrs. Eby
anfl Waterods of the jonotion town of
Palmerston. Saturday evening jovial
John had them oat on the water in a sail
boat, and wishing them to experience a
bit of re breeze, as is hie usual fantastic
custom, he rose in the bow of the boat
and, clinging to the bowsprit, repeated
Iris incantation to the 111olus, the god of
winds, and having indulged some nays.
terious signs, a stiff breeze was upon
diem, the thunders roared and lightning
flashed, the billows rolled almost high. as
mountains. The boat was already head.
ad for the harbor which it entered in per-
fect safety and amid a halo of glory, but
not without rho visitors from Brussels
being almost awestricken at their worthy
conductor's magical influence over the
elements and his nautical chill generally.
Sunday tho visitors drove out to'.Cieet.
ton, and in the evening they were enjoy-
ing themselves along the lake shore and
on the Book, satisfied that Kincardine
(when cltaporeeed by Conductor ,John
Quirk) was and io the most delightful of
5amtrl80 reeorttl.
the Town Hall on Sunday afternoons.
WR intend moving to our new stand,
in Ltckie's Block, in about 20 days and
will clear out our stock at cost. Ross
Biros. 50 -
LAST Saturday Jno. G. Ameut, well
al after long illness known here, died to es at
his home in Seaforth. Ile was in his
60th year.
Excrestox tickets for the excursion to
Goderich on Tuesday, 20t11 inst., may be
secured from both T. Fletcher and the
station agent.
JAMES Trauma, of Turnbull & BRllan.
tyne, has purchased the comfortable resi-
dence of Charles Holland, John street.
The price paid was 9750.
L. E. WADE, captain of the Huron Co.
eleven, has fixed Aug. 23 as the date for
the game between the Loudon and Huron
Crioket Clubs at London
REv. Mn. HowIE will (D.V.) give a die.
course respecting a model wrestler, or
the art of winning every time, next Sab-
bath evening in Knox church.
W. A. °ALDYCIr goes to St. Catharines
next Tuesday to attend the Grand Lodge
of the I. 0. 0. F. as representative from
Western Star Lodge. No. 149.
Tun hose reel team is putting in
practice in view of the competition at
Listowel. The team that beats them
will have to "get a move on."
Mils. W. F. KELLY and Robt. Dickson
jr. went to Port Huron on the Odd Fel.
lows excursion from Goderioh to Port
Huron on Tbnrsday of this week.
Summit Bxcunsioxs.-Lake or rail for
lowest rates, beat connections and full
information, tickets, &o., at the Town
Agency, T. Fletoher, Agt„ G. T. R.
GEo. Lova & Co. have no goods to sell
for spite but they will do undertaking at
half combine prices and will use their
hearse for the poor as well es the rich.
A BASEBALL match with the "Unions"
of Wroxeter and Gorda, and a laorosse
match with Wingham and Listowel are
on the the program for the near future.
Tun travelling public oon procure
local tickets to all stations on the Grand
Trunk and its connections at the Town
Ticket Ofoe of G. T. R. T. Fletcher,
Agent.
THE tramp nuisance is coming to the
front in great shape. Itis no charity to
help them, unless you do it with the toe
of your boot. Professional tramps should
be bounced.
Oun baseball team will play the beet
Guelph club at Lielowel next Friday
forenoon. The hose reel team of this
town will take part in the race in the
afternoon.
H. WILBEE has Indian corn growing in
his garden some stalks of which measure
7 feet 6 inches in height. How is that
for high 7 He also has a sunflower 8 feet
2 inches tall.
R. Lssouenearm wishes it to be die.
tinotly understood that the local that ap.
peared in Tun PosT last week concerning
the Raymond Sewing Machine was none
of his compoeition.
A Lawn sooiel will be held on Friday
evening of this week on the grounds of
Thos. Kelly, commencing at 7:80 o'clock.
A good time is expected. Refreshments
and music will be provided.
Wn had a gall from G. Fred, Bingham,
representing the Royal Baking Powder
Co., of New York, on Thursday of this
week. He was pushing the interests of
the company in this section,
D. Worsos, L.D.S., wife and children
left Bruesels ore Tuosdoy for Seaforth and
on 'Wednesday proceeded to their home
in Brantford, Mrs. Wateon is a daugh-
ter of John Broadfoot'e, of tbie town.
IT will be a saving of 620 or more to
elect a trustee by acclamation next Wed-
nesday. T. S. Scott will not be a candi-
date and the selection of W. B. Dickson,
Rev. W. T. Cluff or some other suitable
man outside of former aspirants should
Secure this object.
Ox Thntoday evening of last week,
Willie, the 2 year old son of Geo, and
Mary Ilogarth, died. The funeral took
place on Friday afternoon, the interment
Being made at Cranbrook burying ground.
Rev. R. Paul conducted the service.
This is the seeend child Mr, and litre.
Hogarth have lost. The bereaved par•
elite have the sympathy of relatives and
friends,
THE BRUSSELS POST A. 9, 1889.
., Eq t'rmanna,Farans r,,,a„a,.-amtrantmt .:a thrrtaraasom
AN interootiug loiter on "A week at' �1+��+ '-�Sza m+Ax'rur;,
Do
you ,�,a to Know
Maoltinau will appear next week, Mitchell, Sept 215 trod 37, 9JiS
Ala, orders for teaming left et J. G, I North Perth at Stratford, get. 8 and •1,
wileno's or A. M. McKay ,S er, tt dere North Perth, 80. Murys, Sept. 24 & 25,
will be rout illy attended to. All orders
,for ger,: on plowing left with the above
named gentlemen will receive prompt at-
tention, 130 11ENDE1so1 Biros.
0. A. Barn, a former resident of Brun.
selo and a property ownor yet, was in
town on Monday of this week. Lie is
now employed in Seaforth although Mrs
Industrial 01 Toronto, Sept. 0 to a1.
Western at London, Sept. 0 to 14,
Central at Hamilton, Sept, 23 to 27,
Guelph, Sept. 91 and 213.
Brantford, Sept. 10 to 12.
Southern Counties, at St. Thomas,
Sept, 24 to 27.
Beer and family still reside in Harriston, North Brant at Paris, Oct, 1. and 2.
They expect to i0Ov0 ehortly. lPeninsular at Chatham, Sept, 17 to 20,
Tient Goderioh Signal of last week re. ( Alidlaucl Central at 1Singetot7, Aug. 28
marks -TIIE BnneerLs MOST has entered
upon its seventeenth year, and looks as
bright aad noway as ever. The emcees
of Tun Pear proves that clean reading
matter and live local news pays. Long
lifo to you, nut Conchal.
ON TEE Wnnea.-As 1 am on my rounds
cleaning, repairing and tuning organs
and repairing and cleaning sowing ma.
chines, please drop mea oard to lot me
know where to call. Second hand ma-
chines on hand and none given out with-
out making good stitching,
54. T. Moon.
TORONTO'S f:I0LAT J OflfiUITION, Ole
SEPT. 0118 to elst,
TO be Greater and Meller then Ever.
Tbero is perhaps not a city on this ocn-
tiusnt that has made mora rapid progress
during the poet ton Tear's than tho City of
Toronto, and it is still going ahead. its
population tiering that period has advanoest
from eighty thousand is 1875 to one hundred
and eighty thousand in 1091, beteg nu aver-
age increase of ton thousand n year. But
extraordinary ns this groat prosperity may
al1lpear,ft isnot more 0o than the 11010550
t htoh has aioultn d rho setabltelmiont of
the grant Agriouttnral 011(1 ludustrial 13x11J-
hibbn which is held annually in that city,
and which during the same perlod hos renOh
oda point In magnitude fur beyond the most
sanguine oxiiootatione of its promoters. Tho
atteuclanao of visitors at this Exhibition,
which in 1870 was about ninety thousand,
has steadily increased each year until last
year it reached over two hundred and arty
thousand. 0120 number of exhibitors has
also proportionately inoroassd, and the m-
dieatious are that the Exhibition for tho
present year, which into los held from the
0th to the 2181 of September, willbe greeter
and better than over.
Although the buildings on rho Toronto
Fair Grounds aro already far mors numerous
and commodious than any iu the country,
the association is a:Pending over 820,000
again this year in providing increased ac-
commodation in the way of new stables on
the most improved and modern plans, a new
poultry building and many other additions
which they considor necessary to moot the
requirements of the Fair. They fully realize
the fact that they cannot etand still, that
their pathetic want something greater and
better every year, with all thabis now end
interesting in the way of incurious to be
found on Elie continent, and this iswhat
they appear determined to Give them. Thin
is really the People's Exhibition. It is not
as many suppose controlled by a stock Tom.
Deny, but by gentlemen who give it their
time and services for nothing,and their
charter provides that every dolar which is
made out of the Show must bo expended in
adding to and im roving the grounds and
buildings, so that the country and general
pubilo gat the full benefit of whatever 1,5sis-
taneo they may give the institution by their
annual patronage, In addition to the groat
Exposition of Live Stock, Agricultural,
Dairy and Horticultural products, Manufac-
tures of all kinds, Fine Arts and Ladies'
Work, oto., there will be a much larger pro.
gram than usual of special features, of the.
most novel and interesting character that it
has boon possible to procure, fall partiou-
lars of whish will be given in the official
program to be issued shortly. There will
be anlulernational Dog 811ow the second
weak, and Pain's Groat Historical Scenic
production, the "Burning of Moscow;' with
grand pymbosbuio displays every oyening,
and in fast every day there will be plenty to
see at this groat Exposition that will be in-
structive, amusing and entertaining. Spsoi-
ally low rates will prevail. on all railways
during the two weeks of the Fair, Entries
for exhibits in all departments must bo
made before August 171h. Canada has in
this exhibition an institution that the
country may well fool proud of and take an
interest m, as it is one of the boat on this
continent, and those who have visited many
of tho largerI'airs on the other side of the
border readily admit that it 1199i11 bo many
years before they can roach tib position of
or begin to compare with the Toronto Show,
If our readers contemplate a holiday trip
this season, they will be afforded a good
0f huistoyoimfkoratamouooyhleExo be
Wien.
The apple crop of Prince Edward,
while not a failure, will be a long way
below the average this year. The trees
were injured by late frosts.
Mrs. MaoMnrchy, wife of A. Mao.
Murohy, principal of Toronto Collegiate
Institute, was drowned while bathing at
Youghal, near St. John, N. B.
An extraordinary event happened on Drioe,terme, oto, apply to the Proprietor,
S. S. Lawrason's farm, near St. George THOB.HISLOP,blars0.O., N.W. T.. .or to
last week. A sow belonging to Mr. Law- 2 -ti DOOGALD BTRAOHAN, Brueaole
ranee gave birth to a litter of twenty
pigs. What is still more strange is the
fact that they are all living.
to Sept. 7.
Eastern Townships et Sherbrook, Qac„
Sept..3 to 5.
Central Canada, Ottawa, Sept. 9 to 14.
Southern, Brantford, Sept. 10 to 12,
Northwestern, Goderioh, Sept. 17 to 10.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GENERAL SERVANT WANT -
no at ouoe, Aunty to
1- 01138, W. 111. SINCLAIR.
MBE SSMAEING.-
Tbo undersigned desires to intimate
to the ladies of Brusoels and surrounding
country that Rho is prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satisfaoblon
gmn'nnteed. Shop -Up -stairs, ono door north
of Wal for Jarkeon's hardware store,
1.0- M?SS S:16L1LE.
Q7 TRAYED ON TLIE PREMISES
of the undersigned, S k Lot 20, Con. 5,
Menlo, on cr about May 13th a yoariing
heifer, The owner is requested to prove
('00perty,miy ermines and take bor away.
Apply at the Central Hotol, Brussels.
2.4 J, & J. LIVINGSTON.
r XOY1RfvI01'41 1
1 Buri„g the summer menthe, ooln-
ruencing Saturday, May 11011, I w11J carry
pease were on Saturn ay of each molt from
Gerrie to Seaforth aid return for 01,03, and
from Brussels to Seaforth and return 0500,
Stare loaves at usual hours.
S. WALSH, Proprietor,
TEACIIER WANTED.—A SEO-
oxn or Third Class Male Teacher for
School Section No.4 Gray. Duties to com-
mence Bret of September. Anplicents to
state salary and experience, with referential.
Applications received up to rho twenty
seventh days of August, Address EDWARD
BRYAN S, Sec.-Treas., Jamootown 0.0, 2-4x
elORME AND SEAFORTH STAGE
VA I1o1TE.
Stageleaves Gerrie about 5:80 0, m.. reach-
ing Hruseels about 8:00 a. m., and will arrive
at Seaforth. about 11:80 a. in. Returning will
leave Seaforth about 1:30 p, m., reaching
Brussels about 0:45, to thio toconnect with
braille going north and south, Also make
connections with 0. P. IR, ab Wroxeter and
Gerrie, S. WALSH. Proprietor.
u 0
Having done business in
Canada for years, our rep,
utatiou and responsibility
is established. We want three moo in you,.
vicinity to represent us, to whom exclusive
territory. will be given. Handsome outfit
free. Salary and expenses paid weekly,
previous experience not required. Write
et once for torme. Hardy Stook for Canada
a specialty. 24LA0 11040X„ Nurserymou,
Boouoetor, N.Y. 48 S
ULL FOR SERVIOE—I WILL
keep on my Perm, lot 27, con. 5, Mor-
ris,a tboro'-bred Bates Bull, of the Duchess
Iathily, Podigloo eau bo seen at the stables.
.Terms-Thoro'•brod-cows, 80; high graded
cower:El; common cocas, 51.50, with privil-
ege of returning during the season. To be
paidfor on or beforefirst of Deo ember,1886,
40-tf JOHN BROADFOOT.
QTRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of tbo undersigned, lot 18, con.10, Gray,
on or about first week of June, 1 yearling
steer, gray in Dolor. The owner is requested
to pay all charges and take him away. Also
strayed from my premises, about let of May,
1 two-year-old steer, Welly rod, but with
other white markings and white star ou fore-
head, Any person returning or sending me
whereabouts of same will be suitably re-
warded. JAMES HEIGHT,
56.4+ Oranbrook P. 0.
wr.,s
REAL ESTATE.
THE FINEST BUILDING SITE
1 fora residence in Brussels, containing
one acre of land nearly opposite Mr. P. 0.
Bogeys' residence Os for sato at a
bargaiu,
Apply to W. M. SxxoLera, iBrusesels, or to
JND. EARGI010AVE5, Cor. Queen and Sim -
00o streets. Toronto.
rlARJIZFOR SALE.—THE SUB.
acumen offers his valuable 100 acro
farm,beingiot 8, oon. l8, Grey Township,
Huron Co., for sole. There are about 50
acres cleared and in good heart, There is a
log house, good hank barn, bearing orchard,
and alithe necessary oonyenionoes on the
premises. For further partioulara, as to
SBEm.-Ill Morris, on July Slat, the wife
of Mr. Allan Speir, of twin sons.
BALL. -In Seaforth, on the 19th ult., the
wife of Mr, G. L. Ball, L.D.S., of a
son.
AniENT.-In Seaforth, on the 8rd inat.,
John G. Ament, aged 65 years, 6
months and 12 days. •
Tlnrlrrxs.-In Bluevale, on the 2ad inst.,
Harriet R., beloved wife of Jae. S.
Timmins, aged 39 years and 6
months. -
Hooammn,-In Brussels, on the let inst.,
Willie, only son of George and Mary
Hogarth, aged 1 year, 10 months
and G days.
13RTTSiEnnTo10 24.6A72,31C1:1TS.
00-0150TED 0ARE001&0 EVERY WEEK.
Fall Wheat 00 93
Spring Wheat .. 90 98
Barley - 40 45
Oats 26 28
Peas ,.. 53' 54
Butter, tube and rolls.... 12 14
Eggs per dozen 11 00
Flour per barrel 5 50 00
Potatoes - ..• 00 75
Hay per ton - G 00 7 00
Hides per lb 2 3
Salt per bbl., retail1 25 00
Sheep skins, each .... 60 1 00
Wool, per M. 19 22
Oa .11 OME== MAIEME38T10.
00itnn0Teneinl00000Y EVERY WHET.
Fall Wheat............. 00 08
Spring Wheat 20 98
58 54
40 45
00 75
12 14
11 00
80 85
00
6 50
7 00
4 50
57
Oats
Peas -
235010y
Potatoes
Butter, per lb
Eggs, per dozen
Apples per bushel
Hoge, lireesed 0 00
Boof.................... 4 00
Ilay G 00
Wood, por cord 2 50
Sheepskins, oaolt ,40
HARM FOB SALE.—THE UN•
dersigasd offers hie farm, being west
part Lot 11, Con. 18, Grey, containing GO
acres, for sale. The farm is about all clam'
ed and under cultivation and ie well under -
drained. There is nearly an aerooforohard.
A log house, 18x27foet, a frame barn, 88x38
feet a log stable and other outbuildings are
on the premises. 1Also 2 goad walla. Pos-
eession will be given afterliarveet. For full
particulars as to ppriee,terms, &O., apply to
THOS. W . JOHNSTON, Proprietor.
ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN•
NDERSIGNED offers his 100•acro firm
fox sale, being lot 18, and Si lot 19, eon, 7,
grey. about 80 or 00 acres cleared. 0511051
in goodrepair. i5 acres buali on the 00•aore
lot and 10 acres on the other lot, 2 good
bearing orchards, one on enoh place and
plenty of good water. There is a good brick
veneered house containing 9 rooms, Two
barns. The frame ore ie 43x60 on a stone
foundation, the other is log. The farm io
under good cultivation and is only f of a
mile from the:stirring village of Ethel, and
6 miles from Brussels. For further nye atou-
lays apply to ELIJAE BATEMAN, Proprie-
tor, 4G•tf
HOW TO GET RID OF FLIES P
GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN
Morrie, on reasonable terms. In order
to close the affairs of the notate of the lato
W. 0, efingston, the executors otter the fol-
lowing valuable lands for Bale North
half of Lot 80, Oonoe0sion 5, Township of
Morris, containing. 50 acres. On this lot is
erected a good frame barn with stone foun-
dation, good orchard, well andpnmp. Bear.
lyuncleared, and rs on thegrave road
closely adjoining rho village of 8ruseol5,
This farm is a valluable one, in well fenced
and in a good state of cultivation. For
rices and forme apply to TH08. KELLY,
Brueeols P. 0., Runny 3010100180, Victoria
Square P.0„ er Limns Sttfmu, ;Maple Lodge
I'.0„ Middlesex County,
—GO
PIM
'%TALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE
Vn sesLs ren BALE.
irlLLaan our B II
As the undersigned is retiring from buss•
Moss llo offers for Salo the f allowing valuable
property, oi tbor whole or in lots to Suit pnr-
oha5er. Now Brick Store on Main street,
opposite POOtofneo, with plate glass front,
good collar, ends dwelling above, This store
wilt be either rented or sold. Foundry 61111
Machine
thos, Drillls,, do. Aveoyt Engine, °Omeletotiin
1 rgo mPlan 'miming
141111 Band Work shop, with
Saws I3elte and 111 oomploto. Also Drying
Minim drying lumber, store hones and a
quantity of seasoned lumber. Blacksmith
Shop and Tools, With good stook of iron and
coal, . The wllblo is centrally situated in the
thOlyingvillage Of llrusOols, In tooneotlon
there are tw” a01os bt 10.1111 and four clwollinit
bon060,altwell tenanted, The whole All
be old, Without rai0105 on bib DMatMIAOW,
able forme. Title Xndioptt able, rem full
pa 8isaulnrn apply 00 W, It. 1g, ruese 9,'Ont.
AND
FIND
O
UT
"S DaVe
AT --
Opposite gUeera's Hotel, Brussels_
Poison Pads, 3 for 5 Cents.
VARMS FOB SALE, --THE UN-
•0.OEnsr0NED has severe cod Farms for
sale and to rant, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey, F. 5, SCOTT,Bruesoio
97•tt
TTlANNERY FOR SALE.— THE
JJII llrusuels Tannery is offered for sale at
a{ bargain. In it is a 15 h. p, engine and
801x. p, boiler ,15 vats, 2 currytable5, 2 stoves,
good bark mill mid a full not of tools, with
heating pipes to beeves, &a, 'There are
nb01110 earth of Laud in oohneatiou with the
building. N0taunery nearer than Wingbam
or Liobowol. Torino easy, For farther par-
tioulare us to pried, terms, dm„ apply et
37. hull Poe0 Publlolriug Houe5, Brussels.
'WARM FOR SALE.—THE UN
"WARM
offers for Sala the north
east quarter of lot 58, 0011eoeelolr 0, Morrie,
County of Huron, containing 00 a`tes, The
land is of first quality and Ina 11igh state of
cultivation. well lowed and uudera4raiued,
,'S acres cleated. N ow frame house, 8 roosts,
milk house with concrete walla, 2 wells
good barna and shod, orchard, eta, Eiglit
acres of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the concretion of Brussels. Suit•
able terms will be givou, Title perfect,
JAMES 0111EVE, Owner,
80- Seaforth P.0,
20 1) ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
kJ 4 first-class farm for sale in the
Township of Morris in the Oounty of Huron
being south half of north half lots 25&26
and south half of 26 lu 5th eon., containing
206 acres more or less, 125 acl'as mostly
clear of stumps and in a good state of culti-
vation. Th ere is a young bearing orchard,'"
good house and hank barn 55 x 50 feet with
atone stnbia uuderuenth. Tho farm is situ-
ated within a mild of the Village of Brussels
one. le a good farm for grain or stook rais-
ing as Itis watol'ed with the river Maitland
and never failing spring oreek.. Possession
will be given at any time. 1001 further par-
ticulars apply on the premises or to A.A.
110BEIRTSON Brussels, P. 0 5.tf
VOTERS' LIST, 1880.
MUNICIPALITY OF 31011RIS.
Notico is hereby given that I have trans-
muted or delivered to the persons mention-
ed le Sections 0 and 0 of the Ontario Voters'
List Act, 1880, the copies required by said
suctions to bo to n'nn0mitted or delivered, 00
the list made pursuant to said Aot, of all
persona appearing by the last revised mesons.
moot roll of said Municipality to b0 entitled
to vote in said Municipality at elections for
members of the Legislative Assembly and at
Muuicipal elections, and that said list was
first posted hp at my office In Morrie on the
811, day of August, 1680, and remains there
for inspection. Electors aro called upon to
oaamine said list and if any omission0 or
any other errors ere found therein to take
Imo oedings to have said errors
corrected according to law. WM. CLARK,
Dated this 6th day of August, 1888. Clerk.
ramie • tzsr • •ta .
JIDaticipafity of the Township of Grey,
County of Huron.
_
Notion: is hereby glyen that I have trans-
mitted or delivered to the persons mention-
ed In Sections 5 and 6 of rho Ontario Voters'
Lists Act,1889, the copies required by enid
sections tobe so transmitted or delivered, of
the list made pennant to said Ad, of all
persons appearing by the last Revised As-
Weaemant Boll ofsaid Municipality to be en -
Riled to vote in said municipality at oleo.
tione for members of the Legislative As-
sembly and at Municipal eleotious, and that
said list was first posted up at my oIgoe in
Ethel on the lst day of August, 18811, and re.
mains there for inspection, Electors are
called upon to examine the said list audit
any omlesfons or any other errors aro found
therein, to take immediate proceedings to
have rho mill errors corrected according to
law. WM, SPENCE, Clerk.
Dated this god day of August, 1880.
Salle by Teaser
—00 A—
VALUABLE )~'ARM
Tenders 801011 be resolved by tho under.
signed AM to
Thursday, August' xsth, xO8g,
for the pu.ehase of the following valuable
property, viz. :—The South half'of Lot num-
ber 25, in the 4th Cone8osion of the Township
of Morris, Huron Co., containing 100 acne,
save and except B 90.100 ao1'es• heretofore
sold and ooaveycd to the W.G.•& D, R'y for
a right of way. There are about 88 acres
cleared and in good state of cultivation ;
Tory well tonna and undordrained. The
buildia ge consist or good frame house
20x90 feet, with kitchen and Woodshed at-
tached; also a good bank bath, 45x60 foot
together with so implement house. Upon
the premises and near the bulldinge is a
never -failing Spring. There is also a good
orokard. This is an excellent farm, and it
situated within two and a.halt miles• of
l5ruesols, a thriving village on the W. G &H,
Railway.
Thio For£oot=
Penns of payment easy, From 55,000' to
82,500 will be allowed to remain on mort-
gage. Poesosoton given 1st of September.
The highest or ally tender not necessarily
accepted,
For further particulars apply to
DICKSON & HAYS,
VENDon's BOLYOITOne,
Orpfona-Drueeels,and Seaforth.
Dated atBrum:obi 5811 day of July, 1880
3i
I+0�7,Z"'-ITOJTn"A'Ii
PROVINCIAL
EXHIBITION
TxMn31-
A riaultura - - Arts - Association
CITY 4.1.191sTDOIT
to loth SEPT,
9th
Prize Lists are now ready, Entries of
Live Stock may be made up to the 17tH
of August. 3, O. RYII;EIET, M.P., Presi-
dent, St, Catharines, HENRY WAD52,
Slleiuwlttr, Toronto. 4•1nff
BANKING
moINTOSII & 11oTAGGAR T,�
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
Tra_zcact 4 (Hd10. ,4014 388 io-tag
131.1.a5.16.4.ao,
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
conadicu nod Holton States Drafts b:,ught
and 9001.
.to tercet alloved on Dopoelts.
Collections made 01L favorable terms.
Canadian Agents-Mi:ncn.txr'e 13,1515 off
OANAO0.
Now York Ag0Ola-Inn'anTrus AND Tn,D-
EMa NATIONAL DANIt,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A' Dl• 111. SINOLAIR,
Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pob.
110, &c. OfRco-GrahmlOe Block, 1 door north
of Peppor's Drug Store, Private Frauds to.
Loan,
•
1 E. WADE,
q Bnrrisbor, Solicitor and Notury Pnb-
lic. add w ll atto. Collaatfons every
- fug.
Mr. Wade w111 atto ck in Gerrie every \Vod-
nos0ay at two o'clock,
DICKSON & HAYS,
(pato with Garrett & Preudtoot, Gode.
rlob,) Barristers, Solicitors. Conveyancers.
&a. 081005-lirueoolo and Se forth, Brus
5ele OlIloo, Rogers' Blocq Main St. Mone)
to Loan.
IL 5. NAYS. W. n, 12107005.
A• 11I. TAYLOR, B. C. L.
Barrister, Rolicitof, &O., of the arm
of Taylor, MaCulloogh d: Burns, Barristers
Solicitors, &c., Manufng Arcade, Toronto.
Money to loan.
ALEX. EIUNTI+.R,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Land, Loan and Ioaurnna° Igant, Funds
invested mud to loan. Collections made.
Wilco in Grabnm's Block, Bru5sele,
BUSINESS CARDS.
ViTIII. MaCRAOKEN
7 • Issuror ofltarriageLiceasos. 003ca
at Ills Grocery, •lurnborry street, Brussels.
MISS O'CONNOR,
Teacher of Piano and Organ, Terms
on applioatlou. WArmoN CLAes meets every
Thersdayand Friday at Mrs. D. Campbell's,
Walton,
MISS HARGREAVES
Desires to receive pupils for Instruc-
tion on the Piano and Organ. Nino years
experience. Residence with Mrs. Hargreay.
es, over Popper's Drug Store.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH+
1 N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
south o1 A. M. Monkey & Co'o hardware store.
Ladies' and ohilaren's hair cutting a tpecialty
lS'A choice stook of cigars kept.
A• MoNAIR,
IDeul'er of Marriage Incenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis -
Fire Ineuranee Co. Oidoe at tbs' Caanbrook
Post Oilloo,
DENTAL.
a1 347'0' 1S'2,1R. 41-
G. L. Ball, IL. D. 8., Honor Graduate nntl
711. R, C.D. S. Toronto. Vitalized Air given,
Office-MRYEns Brook, SEAronma.
==1\1-.2,10,x1
W. J. Fear, L. D. S., Graduate off
Toronto School of Dentistry. All
operations guaranteed. iSr-Arti0oial l
tooth, first quality, and a guaranteed'
flt, ter 512,00 par sot, 011ice-OeoY's'
BLbcx, BEAroliTn.
1)EDdrL'I ST'!
Sol..8.. SaAl5Txsr. Z, a, S.,
Haber Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Burgeons, Toronto. Nitros Oxide Gas
adhllnistered for the Painleos Extraction of
teeth. 093oe--
t'3' •Orn Doon Nonma or DAWN, Bltwosnns,
AUCTIONEERS.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Lleensed Auctioneer. Sales oonduo t•
odou reasonable terms. Forme and farm
otooka epeoialty. Orden left at Tan PosT
PubiisbingHouee,Bruesela,or eentto Waltou
P, 0., will receive prompt attention.
ARAYMANN,
• Auetloneor, IS always ready to at -
:tend Dales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terms
ohoerfully given, Oranbrook P. O. Sales
'may be arranged at Tun Polo Publishing
•Hsuss, Brus5011s,
MEDICAL CARDS.
'f WM. F. CALE, M.D., 0. M.
Member of the Collage of Physician
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
01Boo and Itesidonoe-halo street East,
Ethel, Ontario,
T A. IV1cNAUGHTON, M. D.
Er • 0, M, t. B. O. P„ fklinburgb, M. C. 1,
S. Out. At Popper's Drug Store Prom 0 to
11:80 a. in, and dram 1:80 to 4 D. m, At Other
li00011 maybe found at his residenca, ferny.
orb, occupied by Dr. lin tithing on, Mill 5t,
VETERiNARiY.
TNO. D. WARWI0K, V 8,
(800.0111680n TO X', W. O'BRIEN, V.S,),
Graduate and Honorary Fellow of Ontario
Veterinary Oollego, w11) be planned to ex-
amine with tho greatest care and prates.
atonal skill any oases entrusted to his
bIlaego, O'dlee and inilrrna43-O']irlen'a old
ttant,2 510555 north of bridge, '1'urnberry
tt,,,Brdlsols,
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