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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1889-9-6, Page 8tl a d al m 0i tl et a A• a re '3 0(t to bs aT fu c0 Pt Br an 510 be all tw th fol mt the at 0 pe, th nit wt ma w0( Fc bo 00 or n off 0 y e wl to P 80 w0( tit m fo le of i th wl hi w ll 00( lig ate elf lit I30 GM/ , he TO • }' 1 THE Btu USSELS T., a .u. "rTamarmy=1L"s4.,cawn�'s,-,t.d,.,anun • estaviaxeast7H"wt^.]:d"..1y1WaripHil '"••:711 HISerrfaxin...... •... piealee Bold. Tho opening of the schools has caused a rush for School Supplies. We will bo ple2Bod to have your order for may of tiled lines that you may eti11 require. We have a very Fite Collection of Leen 1'nNVILs, T3iI. &c., and should there be any Booi, you may want that we do not Have iu stock we ean gniekly procure it for you. 'Have you been oar Special 5c. SeillintLER or Exercise Book, which is ruled on Fine Pink Paper? Do not rest until you have one. Please remember we make Books of all kinds a Specialty, along with the Ding Business. G. A. DEA.DMAN, Druggist, Bookseller, d'e, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 10rTIIEr,3 1:xTENaf03 W. G. & n. Trains bents Brussels Station, North and South, as foflowa Goma Soar,, Goma Nonni. Mail.......- . 7:02 a.m. I Mixed ettle a,m, l:xnress._ 11,15 man. Mail 3:00 p.m. Mixed r ; pan, Expreeo 0:43 P.m. rot: ' leius item . A chiel'e among ye takin' antes; An' faith he'll prent it. SEPTEMBER. Tummy seed at McCraolteri s. Sonde Board on Friday evening of this week. MEx'slong boots fcr ploughing at $1,50. Amar Goon. Gneen L servant wanted. Apply to Mrs. B. Leatberdale. 8 HaneE and lot for sale. Easy terms, Apply to Noble Gerry. Ie. is wonderful how Veal sells furni- ture so cheap, but he does. No. 9 cook stove, with 21 pieces of furniture, for $1e. B. Gerry. Tao passenger trains from the East are late almost every day now. Trump of four sewing girls wanted im- mediately. Apply to D. A. Swale. 2 axes on the dollar will be the rate of taxation in Brussels this year. W. FAP,Row has been assisting his father in the postoflhce this week. Mrs. BALLA::UTNE & Sea shipped a car- load of eggs to the East on Wednesday. TN ANTne a good driving borso at Arthur. Veal's cheap furniture store, Brussels. A rousse people's service will be held in Melville church next Sabbath morning. A =tern of our townsmen went to Wingbam races on Thursday of this week. ART23Ta canvas and academy board very cheap at Veal's cheap, reliable fur- niture store. Tim town Baud and baso ball club ex- pect to go',to Belgrave next Monday to the tournament. 02 Thursday afternoon of this week St. John's Sabbath school pio-nicked in the grove on the ]Maitland. Animus VEAL has just received the largest stook of furniture in Brussels and ie bound to sell the cheapest. THE Band serenaded C. R. Vanstona and bride last Saturday evening, at the residence of Wm. Vanstone. t/Hoan's crib and mattress for sale, at a bargain. As good as new. Apply at Geo. Love & Co'e. show room. FEneesoo BEos., of Teeswater, pur- chased a fine driving mare from Riobd. Williams, of Brussels, this week. MEesns. CLoGa AND DAUEs shipped 3 car loads of prime cattle on Thursday of this week to the 01d Country market. HAVE you seen the beautiful furniture at Veal's made of real English quartered antique oak and polished like a mirror ? Meg. D. A. Sateen is resuming the manufacture of corsets in Brussels. Her goods have a Provincial reputa- tien. Fnerr•—I am now in a position to sup- ply any quantity of apples, pears, plums, peaches, crab apples, &c. at lowest prices, .shun Goon. Lase Tuesday afternoon's rain and wind storm brought down the flag staff on the Park and a number of shade and fruit trees. Mess O'Cow000n has changed her place of residence to the briok block belonging to W. 11, Wilson. Her musicu P P lis will please take notice. W. H. WrLLIe will open his Boot & Shoe Store for business on Saturday, 7th inst. Look out for advertisement next week in THE Pon. On Friday of next week our base ball . team will probably go to London to play the return match with the Commercial Travellers of that city. Ae the Council meeting last Monday evening it was decided to purchase 250 feet of rubber hose for the fire engine. This is money well invested. g To92AToas.—When you want good, sound tomatoes order them from Thos. Kelly, Brussels. He has about a half sore of them, growing splendidly. DO. W. J. WANLEBB, who is about to proceed to India mea medical missionary, will oondnct it missionary service in Melville church neat Sabbath evening. Tam parties who made the disturbance on the street on Monday night should be taught a lesson, Our town is noted for good order and the record should not be broken. ONE hundred and fifty tons of noel have been ordered by B. Gerry for the Doming winter's consumption. This is the larg. est quantity ever brought to Brussels at one time. Tan Provincial Fair opens at London on Monthly. Greet preparations are being male for the entertainment of sightseers. A number from this locality will attend, 11Eeere Brute. running mare took let money at Blenheim, Kent Co., on Wed- needay, There were five horses in the moo but "Topsy" was too speedy for them winning in three straight heats. Pnrsiui 0(r GARDINER and Director Koenig, of the East Huron Fall Show, wore °anv505ing the town on Wednesday for special prizes for the coming Feir. The prize fist will be out in afew days. THE pastor of Knox ohorch will ad - hod the children next Sabbath morning. The session have withdrawn tie evening service 10 give the congregation an op. portunity of hearing AIr. Wanless in Mel- ville church.. Tar, Leonine club is arranging for a promenade e0neeet on the evening of Thursday, 17th ihet, A gauge of lacrosse trill liltely be played on the afternoon of that day between the 100)000 team anti '0.'.0' geel out.,hdp odub. teaming 1 G ALL orders for t oft at S. . Skene's or A. 32, AI'oKay & Co'e stere will be promptly attended to. All orders for garden plowing loft with the above named gentlemen will receive prompt et- tentiou. 30 HENnausoo Bnoe. NEw Tonouos.—The Toronto and Lon- don Exhibitions commence next Mon- day.—The tax collector will soon be on hard,--Barnum's show at Stratford on Friday of this week. --Willis' boot and shoe store.—The O'Connor—Searle boat race nextMondev,—A. man to call and pay Ole account in full. Q3 THE W1303,—A5 I am on my rounds cleaning, repairing and inning organs and repairiug and cleaning sewing nta- ehinee, please drop me a card to let me know where to call. Second hand ma- chines oil hand and nose given out with- out making good stitching. . 54. T. Moone. WELL -Demon AND Dnn,Lllto.—George Birt has all the necessary maohinery for digging and drillin wells and is prepar- ed to attend to all work entrusted to him in a way that will insure satisfaction. V'e11s cleaned out and put in proper shape. Terms reasonable, Residence second door north of the bridge, west side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 43-tf INSTEAD of the usual Harvest Home dinner a special collection will be taken in the Methodist church next Sabbath for the Trust Funds. 04 Monday even- ing a free musical and literary entertain. Mont will be given in the church. Ad. dres'es are expected from, Rev. Jno. Scott, AT. A., of Wingham i Rev. -1V Torrance, of Walton ; and Rev. A. W. Touge, of Blyth. Music will be supplied by the choir. I, 0. 0. b'—At tho mestime of the Grand Lodge of I, 0. 0. F. at Bt. Cath- arines the following statistics of the order were presented : No. of lodges, 320 ; membership, 10,039 ; weld for siok bene- fits, $15,680.49 ; to widows, 38,498 ; or- phans, $014.25 ; brothers died daring year, 53 ; funeral benefits, $1,414.50 ; wives of brothers died, 29 ; funeral bene- fits, $560. Total amount received during year by lodges, $86,590.30. Tun Mitchell Advertiser says :—A very interesting genie of cricket was played in the driving park, on Friday last, between two selected teams of the AIitohell club with Robert Wynn and John Blows as Captains. Although John blows con. eiderable about his cricket playing, still Robert knocked the Wynn out of him beating him ten runs. Now the watch- maker goes bobbiui+, around telling that now he can down the marble cutter. ALWAYS FIRST.—.A. R. Smith's new Fall Goods are now to hand. Gorgeous array J of new dress goods, black silk warp, Henrietta, Soleile, Silks, Satins, lferves, &c. Magnificeut display of Tweeds, . Overcoatings, Flannels, Underwear, Car. pets, hundreds of men's, youth's and boys' suits and overcoats arrived and ar- riving. Arrived, Cooper & Smith's oele- j heated hand. made Boots and Shoes. We are again entrenched behind the largest and beet selected stock we have ever shown and bid defiance to alt opposition. A. R. Surra. Fon R. Lnaegea0ALE.—Geo. Love is not going to Manitoba, as has been reported. Business will be carried on as usual, and he is not going to have fence around park removed for fear of spiting everybody. I think it would speak worse if I paid everybody with ten cents on the $ not to snits the Raymond Sewing Machine. If 13. Leatherdale wants any more informa- tion he can ask A. Veal, who told him that he knew what would send a furni• tnre dealer to penitentiary. Go to Geo. Love & Co.'s for your Furniture. Prioes down) down! down !I TOE Durham Chronicle Bays :—STILL Ho LIVES.—Nothing has been heard of our old time totem, A.. H. N. Jenkins, for a time, but after all his hardehips from outside opposition and a proverbial editor's purse to book up an expensive law suit to prove his contentions correct, which has laid him on his back for a time, he is now to come before the world as manager and editor of the Brantford daily Telegram. A. H. N. never had room for all his big ideas in a weekly paper, and with his changed surround. ings, and some one to supply the ballast, we expect to sea him shine before the public and run the fame of the Telegram away up in "g." He will open out in his new capaoity early in September and we hope to see him do well. FALL FAin AND RACES AT LISTOwEL. Fall Fair and Race Meeting The annualmg of the Listowel Agricultural and L'xhi= bition Association will be held on their commodous grounds in Listowel on the 18th 10th and 20th of September. The prize (list which may be obtained by dropping a card to the Secretary) is a generous one and the territory tributory to Listowel will call forth a large exhibit, The speeding events will be a great at. traction, the reputation of the Listowel track for speedy races, straight -forward management and good patronage having become well eetablished. Thursday and Friday will be the principal day., there being three races on the former day and four on the latter. The Grand Trunk Railway will issue tickets on the lOth and 20th at single fare. For further par - Honied see posters or address, 8-2 Wie. Claim, Secretary. Toe Brandon Times Saturday night says :—J. R. Grant, Inspector for the London and Canadian Loan and Agenoy Go., has spent a few days in the city. He hag been north of Brandon and out as far as Neepawa and Minnedoea where his company have several investments. He is mote than pleased with the appearance of things in general and said that farm- ers who were considered practically gone five years ago are now paying lip beak interest and are gate and will be clear in a few years. Speaking to him on the eubieot of cheaper money for the farmers he said from present appearances fertn- ere here would soon be in a position to do without borrowed money. Mr' Grant visited the manager of the expert. mental farm, Who is an old friend of his, and was shown the different varieties of plants with unprononnoeable names, Ho goes south towards Deloraino and will bo absent about three weeks. Lien °Times Wei NEE, htovnr.—Wo suppose trimly people think newspaper mon are persistent denims. By way of comparison let els suppose that a farmer raises 2000 bushels of wheat a year, and he eons this out to 2000 persons in all parte of the Country, at ono dollar a bushel to doh, a great portion of thorn saying. "I will hand you the dollar in a Abort time," Tho farmer don't want to be small, and says "all right," Soon hie 2,000 buell:,le .,f gr da are gone, brit ho las little to show for it, and then he re - 0110,a8 that he hue frittered away his whole who at oe:.p o., 1 that lt; value to him is doe in a thnneeml little driblets mil -eloquently n to secuxly em nrasm0d in his business, because his debtors each owing him only $1, treat it only as a email matter, and think 11 would not help much. Continue this kind of beal- uess year in and year out, as tho publish- er one), and how long would loo or could he stand it. A utomout'e thought will Omlvino0 any one that a publisher has cited for peraiatent dunning. There are hnudo'eds of dollars owing to Tun Pose in thin way. LEoruni,—Last Monday evening the Methodist ohuruh was filled with en in. terestecl and appreciative audience to hear the lecture on "'the Human Voice," by Rev. Jim, Livingstone, of Cliutoe. lyor ahtvards of at hour the reverend lecturer dilated on this important sub- ject, explaining what voice was, how it should be need and cared for and the necessity of training this very important ageut. To show the flexibility of the voice he recited, in good style, "The creed of the belle," The murder of Dun- can by Macbeth, and The dream of Olar. euce, followed by impersonations of Dr. Talmage and Josh Billings proved be- yond a doubt that lir. Livingstone is not only a good lecturer but a first-class elo- cutionist. The exhibition of a olass reacting ju sehool was very amusing. Al- together a very enjoyable hour was put in and the lecturer well deserved the vote of thanks given him. The Young Peoples' Association, under whose nes- Vices the the entertainment was given, is to be ouugratulated on the success of their venture. A silver collection was taken at the close of the meeting, Tim Smelt Ste. Marie Algoma Pioneer of August 30th saga :—The new steam fire -engine ordered last week by the council, front the Ronald manufactory, Brussels, Ont., arrived yesterday morn- ing by the steamer United Empire, at- tendod by the manufacturer, Mr. Ronald, and an engineer. At 3 p. on. to -day the machine was ready for work, and taking her stsud upon the International dock two lines of 500 feet of hose were lair) and rho fire started. In 7e• minutes from the time smoke emerged from, her stack she was throwing water ; in 8 minutes a le inch stream was rattling upon the roof of the International hotel ; a minute later on the stream covered the tower in twelve minutes it covered the ball at the top of the nag—staff, and flow thirty feet above it. This heavy streamwas thrown with sufficient foroe to strip shingles or knock down a brick obi mney, and was steadily maintained tvith the greatest ease by a pressure of 90 pounds of steam. At the second test two it inoh streams were thrown through the same length of hose and did equally good work. A. third test was made with four a inch streams, tate engine running steadily under 80 to 50 pounds steal,, and the wetter flying over the roof and towers of the mammoth hotel. A fifth stream, le inoh, was also started from the engine herself, used for rho purpose of extingu- ishing flying umbers and protecting her- self from destruction. The gutters on Bruce street were kept full by the falling water. The engine was as steady as a barn while doing her work, and it was the unanimous opinion that the town has reuoived a first-class fire.fighter. Another test will be made from Plum- mer's dock, to-n1orrow, Saturday, after which the machine will be handed over to the town as soon as her suction -pipe and some other trifling injuries received during transit by boat are made good. The price of the engine and 1500 feet of hose is $5000, twenty years 5 per cent. debentures at par being accepted for pay- ment. THE Boost Conesens.—The Winnipeg Sun of August 28th has this to say :— "Wedding bells rang out clear and mer- rily this afternoon in the vicinity of Notre Dame street west. Two hands were joined and two hearts united till death do them part. The joyous couple were W. R. Thompson, formerly of Perth, Ont., but now employed in Jerry Robin- son's, and Miss Lizzie J. McIntosh, daughter of D. McIntosh, Both princi- pals are well-known and very popular in the oiroles in which they move. The bride was supported by her sister Lillie, and the bridegroom was upheld by Mr. Eisen. Rev. Mr. Rutledge officiated. The bride was attired in a wine.colored satin dress trimmed with white satin and ornamented with orange blossoms. The bridesmaid wore a strawberry oashmors dress. After the ceremony the guests sat down t a sumptuous spread. The 0 P p happy tae for Rat Portage to a couple leave g end a p brief honeymoon. The presents were numerous and very attractive." The bride was a former resident of Brussels and her old friends here wish her all the joys of double blessednees.—From the Claremont (Dakota) News of August 28rd we clip the following concerning a gentle- man known to a number of our readers, who will no doubt rejoice with him in his new found happinese :—"At Britton, South Dakota, Rev. D. Gostelow offici- ating, Kenneth McKenzie, of this oily, and Mise Luella Bates, of Detroit. The groom was one of the pioneer settlers in Claremont, and is a young gentlemen of good habits, energetio and always on hand for business. He is one of the rising and promising young attorneys of Brown county, and is well known and highly respected in this vicinity, The bride is a young lady of high standing, and has many frionds wherever she is known. This happy couple, on their re - titre to Claremont, went to housekeeping in the residence which they had furnish- ed and in readiness. The News joins their many Mende in wishing them a happy and prosperous journey through life." ;Personal Paragraphs. Geo. A. Fear is in Seaforth this week. Miss Lily Moss was in Seaforth on Sunday. Goo. Gerrie, of Attwood, was in town on Sunday, W. B. Dickson and wifeworo in Toton- to thug wools. Miss Love, of Elma, was visiting friends in town, G. L. Bali,1',.13.2., of Seaforth, was in town on Sunday. Lexie Alexander is visiting with his father in Toronto. Miss Tait is attending the millinery openings at Toronto, Mrs. Dou"aid Strachan is visiting at Toeswater t'itje weep. GeoHalliday enjoyed the country air Of Seaforth feet Sunday. James Drewo, a rottener reeldont, was 01 town for a day tine wok, 11 o' . Hnrvoy Sri baby, of Guelph, wore the ;;nests of Hers, (Dr.) Minium. 11ev. W. E. herr, of Owen Sound, i, booms oil a 13111.0)' visit 711 a waok, 9I s3 13 1 et a hd A leo . n a t L ].sniff of o enure, era vositing at W, A. CalUiak s. Norman G. 13owbesr, Assistant Post, master, is away to Toronto on 0 holiday visit, Miss Rebecca Spence, of Ethel, watt visiting with Miss Annie Calbiotc tine week, J. W. Fear, L. D. h„ and wife, or Seaforth, spent Sunday at Samuel Fear's. Mrs, S. B. Mortes, of Wingham, is making Or visit among old friends in this locality. Airs. Geo Sanders, of Flint, Moll., is visiting her parents atcl friends in Brussels. Miss Lillie O'Connor sang at a Harvest' Hone entertainment in Listowel on bion• day evening, Mrs, Montgomery is ]tore from Win- nipeg on a visit to her eister-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Vandalic. Samuel Burgess has gone to Cyprus River, Man., for a trip. Ho left on Tues. day of this week. Rev. Jno. Mulholland Ov(08 hone for a brief visit to his parents last week. He is located in Dakota, wo believe. Jno. Hargreaves, of Toronto, is re- newing old acgnaiutancee in town. IIe has a host of friends in Brussels. Mrs. 3. C. Halliday arrived home from, a two months' visit with her daughter at Detroit on Thursday of last wools. Geo. Love has gone to London on a business trip. He may take a trip to the West before he returns to Brussels. W. Harris, of Day Mille, Algoma, who has been visiting in this locality fur several weeks,startod for home on Thurs- day. . H. Hill, tonsorial nrtist, formerly of Brnssole, has located in Thessalon, Al- goma, where he will shave the denizens of that burgh. W. A. MoEwan, of Thossalon, Algoma, was in town for a fete days this week. He reports the outlook favorable in his northern home. Conductor. Quirk, the genial and well known' 1V. G. & B. knight of the punch, is away on a holiday trip. Conductor Foote fe laking his place. On Tuesday Bobt. Dickson and wife left Brussels for Manitoba, via C. P. RR.. securing their tickets from J. T. Popper, They go to visit relatives and friends for a month or so, DeNronn.—In Brussels, on the 1st inst., the wife of Mr. Edward Dnuford of a daughter. Drr• too—Sceee. —At the Methodist Par• eouage, Simcoe, on the 21st ult., by Rev. J. Jackson, Mr. James Dalton, of Woodhouse, to Miss Aseneth Scott, of Simcoe. THOiIPBON—McTNTosn.—At the residence of the bride's parents, Winnipeg, on Aug. 28th, by Rev. Mr. Rutledge, Mr. W. Ii. Thompson, of Winnipeg, to Miss Lizzie MoIntosh, formerly of Brussels. MCKENEIE—BATES.—At Britton, South Dakota, on Aug. 23rd, by Rev. D. Gostelow, pastor of M. E. Church, Mr. Kenneth McKenzie, of Britton, formerly of Walton, to Miss Luella Bates, of Detroit. TROMMSON.—Ln Grey, on the 4th inst., Elizabeth Thomson aged 21 years. AVC"—'2017' SAZI:iS- SATURDAY, SEPT.7th.—Wagons, Buggies, Wagon -maker's material, Tools, eto., also Shop and Lot in the Village of Walton. Sale commences at 1 o'clock p. m. C. W. McTaggart, prop., Geo. Kirkby, num vASJ2+ e=e. SSR =BTES. Clinton, Sept. 24 to 26, Brussels, Oct. 3 and 4. Guelph, Sept. 25 and 26. Wingbam, Sept. 24 to 25. Brantford, Sept. 10 to 12. Mitchell, Sept. 26 and 27. Morris, Blyth, Oat. 8 and 9. Listowel, Sept. 18, 19 and 20. Western at London, Sept. 9 to 14. Central at Hamilton, Sept. 23 to 27. North Brant at Paris, Oot. 1 and 2. Southern, Brantford, Sept. 10 to 12. Seaforth, September 16th and 17th. Industrial at Toronto, Sept. 9 to 21. North Perth at Stratford, Dot. 3 and 4. South Pert, St. Mary, Se Perth, s Sept. 24 & 25. P Central Canada, Ottawa, Sept. 9 to 14. Northwestern, Godericb, Sept. 17 to 19. Peninsular at Chatham, Sept. 17 to 20. Leet Wawanoeh at Belgrays, Oot. 1 and 2. Midland Central at Kingston, Aug. 28 to Sept. 7. Southern Counties, at St. Thomas, Sept. 24 to 27. acv ssax,s 1.tE1a.RS323T9. 75 88 76 83 40 45 25 27 52 63 18 14 13 00 5 50 00 40 50 7 00 8 00 2 8 1 25 00 60 1 00 18 20 Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Barley Oats Peas..... Butter, tubs and rolls,. Eggs per dozen Flour per barrel Potatoes Hay per ton Hides per 1b Salt per bbl., retail $keep skine,each ..... Wool, per Ib 1233ELA.F'OMWMC 3.VLAR.SKf7TS Fall Wheat 75 88 Spring Wheat 75 88 Oats 25 27 Peas 52 53 Marley 40 45 Potatoes 40 60 Butter, per ib 18 14 Eggs, per dozen 13 00 Apples, per bushel 80 86 Hogs, dressed 6 00 00 Beef 4 50 5 50 Hay .....................700 8 00 Wood, per cord 2 50 4 50 Sheepskin, each 40 57 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN, red.ORRIE AND SEAFOETOI STAGE kelt 1800003. Stegeloavos Gerrie about 0530 0. in,, reaoh- inullrnesele about ftee 1, m., and will a9'Ivo at Seaforth about Meta. m. ]Returning w111 leave Boatotth ant 03:30 p, 15., readies) Brussels about 6:46, in time to conned with trains goingnorth end south. Also make oonneetions with 0, Pt 11. at Wrnxoter and Gerrie, 6,WALSH, Proprietor, 1 SEPT. O, 166U .77. 1.11.0511 51' Ytlt$+F';h7L'n90964'lat",1010'4091.0=1=1=t,a :101=1:'1T.Ss 00. PURE 5111103 CHEMICALS, ETC, PEPPER'S B.11G ST id la18gr f ;tree ,, i' aT f POISON FELTS. A pother Case, -;.$; • SAME PRICE, 3 for 8 CENTS. D ALMA.TION MEN POWDER t POWDER, G�1 NI��D i usE WORWEHIABi1 Cj ;LIVE ti L, PEPPERS --EEF, IRON ar) VVINE. (-IAMB INTO THE ENCLOSURE J of the undersigned on or about the 17th lust., a you nation° having a strap on hie neck with shank attached with a now e rlug usually used On -a thio, and having other particular marks. Tho owner can have rho mule 03 proving property andpayy- lug all charges by applying 00 WILLIAilM NICHOLS, lot 23, con. c, they. n5.4x PATERTS Cmvaats,Ro-isauasnud Trade F7 Y 11 u ,Markle Patent and ee 010. or patent 00(0053 to the Pntont Ofgae and before the Courts promptly and carefully at - tented to, 'Upon receipt of model or sketch of in enLion , 1 make careful exam inn tion , and advise es to patentability free of charge. Fees moderato, and X make no charge unless patent 1e secured, Information, advice and ovoidal roteroseso sent on application. J. It, L,TTELL, Washoug ton, 0,0., U.S, Patent Mee. 105 REAL ESTATE. -i ARA4 S FOR SALE. --THE UN. nEn,10\En Lae set ootl Parma for eel° and to rant, easy terms, in Townships of tf orrio naa Croy, F. S. SCOTT,Brussole 67.11, THE FINEST BUILDING SITE for a residence in 13 ruosels, containing ono sora of lied nearly opposite krr. P. 0, Rogers' residence, 1s for sale at a bargain. APply to W, Al, 5,Nct0IR, Brussels, or to JNO, HARGR ionto. ,Cor. Quoon and coo streets streets, Toronto. rllUOICE LOT FOR SALE—FOR Sale ,on favorable terms, village lot 121, on the corner of Bing and John Streets, Brussels. Thla is ono of the mast eligible building sites iu the village, and in order to close out an estate will be sold on most ad- vantageous terms, Apply 00 Mile. 009nr Ounnre, John St„ or to A. HUNTER, Divis- ion Court Clerk. 7.450 e ARM TO RENT.—THP+, UN- �' cderslguod will rent his farm, bolus lot 18 and a portion of lot 10, con. 7, Gray eon - Mining about 140 sores, 83 acres of which is elearett land. Good house and barns, bear- ing orchard, wells, &e, The farm Is under a good slate of cultivation. Possession will Ito given 1st of next March. For further particulars apply to SOL. BATEMAN, 8-11 Ethel P, O. I�ANNERY FOR SALE.— THE Brussels Tannery is offered for sale at al bargain. In it is a 15 h. p. engine and 50 h. p, boiler ,13 vats, 2 curry tables, 2 stoves, Good bark mill and a full set of tools, with Beating pipes to leaches, &o. There are about 2 acres of land in connection with the building. No tannery nearer than Wingbam 01 Listowel. Terms easy. For further par- ticulars, as to price, terms, &e,, apply at 37- TII0 POST PubllBBlug House, Breesels, 1 ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- dereigned 10 desirous of rooting the 100 -acre farm, being lot 20, eon, 7, Grey, for a term of years. The farm Is in good l eon - dump, good house, barn, &o. Adjoins the thriving village of Ethel, whore .there are ehurehos, school, stores, railway, posto1Boo and all conveniences. Poesessioa given 151 of April next. The fan plowing can bo clouts at any time. For further particulars apply to SPM, SPENCE, Ethel P.O. L1ARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB - • 1100313211t offers his valuable 100 00005 farm, being lot 8, con. 13, Grey Township, Huron Co., for sale. There are about 80 Gores cleared and in good heart. There is a log house, good hank bars, hearing orchard, and all the necessary conyenienoos on the premises. For further partionlars, as to price, tonna, etc„ apply to the Proprietor, 7.'HOS.HISLOP, Clara P. 0., N.W.T.. or to 3.tf DOUGALD 8T0A0HAN. Brussels ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN• ▪ doreiggned offers his farm, adjoining Brussels, being Lot 2, Con, 0, Grey, for sale, It contains 95 acres, about 85 01 which are Udder cultivation and the baleen in bush pasture. ' There le a comfortable brick pot- tage and large bank barn on the premise;, together with au orohard,2 welle,and name. eery outbuildings, The farm is under good cultivation and ie well fenced, with plenty of cutler growing on the lot. For further particulars, as to price torms, &a, apply to WALTER RICHARDSON, Propriotor,Brue• eels P.O. ghf t1ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- DERSIGNED offers for sale the north east quarter of lot 28, concession 0, Morrie, County of Huron, containing 50 sores, The land is of first quality and in a high state of cultivation, well fenced and under -drained, e5 acres °leered. New frame lhouse,8 rooms, milk home with concrete wane, 2 wells, good barns and shed, orobard, etc. Eight acres of fall wheat, ]'hie desirable property adioius the corporation of Brussels. Suit- able terms will be given. Title perfect, JAMES GRIEVE, Owner, 86- Seaforth p. 0. FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- dersigned otters hie !arm, being west part Lot 11, Con. 18, Grey, containing 53 sores, for sale. The farm is about all clear ad and under cultivation audio well under. drained. There is nearly an acre of orchard, A log house 18x27feet, a frame barn, 08E56 feet, a log Diable and other outbuildings are on the premises. Also 2 good 300115. Pos. session will be given after harvest. This farm is only 11 Telles from school ]house and 11. from cheese faotory, is 001ryenient to church and good gravel made to both Bros- sole seal Seaforth, both good markets, For nartioulars as to dries toms, &0., apply to THOS. W, 30101023002, Proprietor. 0100 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. 1.1 A Snit -close farm for sale in the Township eouth belt lofunorth Half lotsH26&30 and south half of 26 in 6th eon., containing 200 soros more or lees, 125 acme mostly eber of stumps and In a good state of moti- vation. Morels a young bearing orchard ,a good house and haul: barn 06 x 06 foot with stone stable underneath, The farm is Situ- ated witlnn a mile of the Village of Brussels and ie n good farm for grain or stook rais- ing as 111 a waterSd with the river Maitland and never failing spring crook. Possoosion 30711 be given at any limo. For furthorpar- ticulars apply an the premises or to A.k. I1.O13EIbTki0N Brussels, P, 0 5-tf �`!00D FARM FOR SALE IN � Alorrih, ell reasonable terms. In artier to close the ag.airs of the estate of the late W. G. Hingobon, the extenders offer the to1- lowing Valuable lands for sale North half of 70h 1.1, Ooneession 0 Township of Morris, containing fi0 add. On this lot 10 erected a sooS frame bare with stone foun- dation, good orchard, well and Milan. Near- ly all cleared, and 10 00( tiro grave road 01'esoly atljainirg the village of 13retsols. This farm Je a valuable one, 19 well fotesl and in a goad ditto of aultivatlou. Per prices and tams apply to THOS. 10EL0Y, Bre:vela P. 0., HENRY Jo'ONNsN$8, Vlatoria SquarO.e P. 0,, 0 or Rotes flatten, ;Maple Lodge BANKING. I11/ 'uINTOSI3 & 111c'T'AGGAIIT,, BANKERS, . BRUSSELS, Trmeaaeact a C+onoro,1 =o,ralrl.ng 73va31nonn, NOTES DISCOUNTED. Canadian and United Staten Braft.'i 1'00 ght lull 501d. Interest allowed on Deposits, Collections made on favorable terms. Canadian Agee ts—AIP.nenAbT's BANE or CANADA. New Yolk Agents—IMPoit•1'Ens 911D TOAD. 11115 179'11011AL BANE. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. y M. SINCLAIII, • Solicitor, Oouvomom , No fury Pub- lic, 40. Office—Grabam'e 1310011,1 door north of Popper's Drug Store, Private Funds to Loan, E, WADE, Barrister, Soiioltar auel Notary Pub. 11e. Conveyancing. Collections and Loaning, Mn, Wade will attend in Gerrie ovary Wed- nesday at two o'clock, DICKSON HAYS (Late with Garrott & Proudfnot, Gude- rich,) Barristers, Solicitors, Convoyaueors, &c. OlBce0—brussels and Seaforth, Ilrus sale Office, Rogora' lllook, Main St, Money to Loan. 15, 5.719303. tr. n, DIt'x6ON, 4101 TAYLOR, B. C. L., Barrister, Solicitor, 40., of the firm of Taylor, McCullough & Burns, Barristers Solicitors, Am., Manning Arced:., Toronto. Money to I0011. ALEX. HUNTER, Olorlt of the Fourth Dlvtsiou Court, Co, Huron, Convoyauoer, Notary Public. Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Folds invested and to loan. Collections made. Office in Graham's Block, Brussels. BUSINESS CARDS. AAT H. MoORAOKEN, • Isseuar of Marriage Licensee. Office et his Grocery, Turnborry street, Brussels, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM INe0139NCE, FIRE AND.MARINE, GUELPH. 1. N. BARRETT, Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door south of A. M. Moliay & 0o's hardware store. Ladies' and ah0eren'e heir cutting a 1 peoialty 134 choice stook of cigars kept. A MoNAIR, • Insurer of Marriage Lieenees, by appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis- sioner, &c., Q. 13. Conveyancer and Agent Fire Ineuranoo Co. Office at the Oranbrook Poet Oflime. DRE S SMAKING.—MISS Mc• P: unison, of Godericb, will open a shop for Dressmaking in the Garfield Block, Brussels, about Sept, 1st, She seileits the patronage of the ladies of Brussels and lo- cality. Satisfaction guaranteed, 8.4 MI85 M0PHERSON. DRESSMAKING.— The undersigned desires to intimate to the Jadies 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 Jaokson's hardware store, 00- M188 SAMPLE. DENTAL. 9b13'I'30WTR-0'1 G. L. Ball, l L. D. S., Honor Graduate and M. It, 0,D. 8. Toronto. Vitalised Air given. Offio8—MEYNns BLOOE, SEAPOnrn, 13=ZSTTSST1 W. J. Fear, L, D. 8., Graduate of Toronto School of Dentistry. All operations guaranteed. 1t"Artifloial teeth, drub quality, and a guaranteed fit, for 812.00 per sot. 011100—CADY's Btoox, BEAPORTo, 1) 3NTxPS'1`1 >✓- ... ]�dA1�TSN'. mt, a. E1,. Honor Graduate of the Royal College of D ental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitros Oxide Gas administered for Om Painless Extraction of teeth. OMRoe-- ta'ONE DOOR 1001500 Olt BANK, BRns6F,Ls AUCTIONEERS. (T1 EORGE KIRKBY, tJ+ .Licensed Auctioneer. Sales aonduet• ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm stooka specialty. Orders loft at THE Pon' Publleting Houeo,Brussole, or sentto Walton P. 0., will receive prompt attention. ,ARAYMANN, • . • Auctioneer, 18 always roady to at- tend halos of forme, farm stook, &o. Terms cheerfully given. Oranbrook P, 0, Sales may be arranged at Trot Poem Publishing House, Brussels. MEDICAL CARDS. (7(] M. F. GALE, M.D., O. M., r Member of the College otPh8sfolan and Surgoons of Ontario by °Motvation. Office and Resiclonce — Main otroot East, Ethel,Ontario. T A. MONAUGI1',UON, 1'I. D. 1) • 0.1,2. L, R, 0,P, Edinburgh, hl, 0,1',. S. Ont, At Popper's Drug Store Prow p to 10:00 a, 0L and Prom 1;80 to 4 p. m, At other Lours may bo found at his resident)°, form- erly outlined by Dr, glaciation, Mill st, VETERINARY. T.yNO. D, WARWICK, V. s„ CI (SUCCESSOR TO F. W, O'BRIEN, V,S. Graduate and Honorary Yellow of Ooioo,kr Votorinar College, will bo pleased to ex- amine with the greatest °aro and metes. atonal skill any ensue (minded to 1010 odargo, Ofiloo and 111Ilrmarl'—O'Brion's 011 • stanll 2 doors north of bridge, Turnberry et„ Breed's,