The Brussels Post, 1889-11-29, Page 44
1N Fit U SI^.L;� POS I Nov. 29, 166u
New Advertisements.
1000-- B. Gerry,
Looal-•J, G. Skene.
Local --Adam Good.
For Service• --A. Shaw.
Bargains -T. C, llogere.
o Jas Smith
For Servlo
Hoge wanted R Graham
I'etinpo. sur . Go Munro.
For Service -G. A'Jlleadman,
Servant wanted -This otiioo,
Holiday Goode -G. A. Madmen
New Barber Shop --Joseph Laird.
Farmers' Instituto -Wei. Bishop.
Free Press -Free Press Company.
Christmas Goods -Pose Bookstore.
Great sueaese-Western Advertiser.
Property for sale -Mfrs. J. R. Grant.
Stomach Troubles --Totem of Health.
Ai1�lsscls est.
FRIDi1I", .r'V0V. 29, 1839.
Beam:roe Parliament will assemble for
n on Thursday,
patch of business
th deet
sY,
January 10th 1890. Itis stated that Sir
John A. Macdonald will perform the
dntiss of Minister of Railways rendered
variant by the decease of Hon. Mr. Pope.
Mr. Colby will relieve Sir John of one of
the uf&c,'s held by him at present. An
session is expected.
interestingS O
P
Tun Polson Iron works and shipbuild-
ing Company, of Toronto and Owen
Sound, are in financial straits and their.
creditors are looking up their affairs. It
is reported that the duties paid by the
and iron for the ne
Company ensteel o o w
P
Y
boats built by then: amouuted to an en-
ormous sum and thereby tut down the
profits on their work. Both of the strops
are still in operation and it is to be hoped
that some arrangement may be arrived
to that will permit thein to continue.
Times are close, however, and business
men as well as others will have to out
their garments according to their cloth.
t e � „
HERE is a question worthy of consider-
ation by the farming community. It is
said that during the first nine months of
the present year there were imported in.
to the Belted States 5,290,894 bushels of
barley, valued at $3,177,709 ; compared
with 8,278,099 bushels worth $2,379,972
in the same months of 1888. Yet some
of our Canadian trade restrictionists are
foolish enough to pretend that there is
no demand fox Canadian products in the
United States. The Amerioan duty upon
barley is ten cents per bushel. Nearly
the whole of the barley imported into
the United States is grown in Canada.
It has been proved over and over again
that the American duty ou barley is paid
by the Canadian producer. The aggre-
gate amount of duty upon the 5,290, 394
bushels was 0529,030.
Perth Count. .
A night school is talked of in St.
Marys.
W. B. Krahling, merchant tailor, of
' Stratford has made an assignment.
T. S. Ford and Walter Thompson are
named as aspirants for the Mayoralty of
Mitchell.
The staff of hands employed in the
Maxwell Works, St. Marys, now number
nearly 100.
The Rev. Win. Carey has resigned the
pastorate of the Wyoming Baptist eburob
to take charge of the Fnllarton Baptist
church.
Miss Minnie Stanley, formerly of
Stratford, is with Harry Lindley taking
a prominent part in his sensational
drama "The Castaways."
Dr. Philip, of Listowel, is spoken of,
says the Palmerston Telegraph, as a
candidate for the, suffrages of the eles.
torate of North Wellington for the Do-
minion House.
J. B. Watson, the temperance agitator,
of St. Marys, now edits and publishes a
small sheet called' Pen and Platform."
It is printed in one of the St. Marys
offices.
newspaper
WcBride, principal of the Strat-
ford Collegiate Institute, was last week
appointed English master of the Winni-
peg Collegiate Institute, his duties to
commence at once.
Pete Little, of No. 1 Company, 28th
Battalion at St. Mary's, has taken his
discharge from the company and joined
"D" School of Infantry in London for
three years, He will play a olarionet in
the band.
At the polioe court, St. Marys, several
boys from Blanshard were arraigned on
a charge of entering a sohool-honee and.
damaging certain property. They were
dieobarged, the mayor allowing the case
to be settled out of court.
The Mitchell Literary Society has
been re -organized for the winter with
the following officers :-President, W.
Elliott, B. A. ; vice president, T. H.
Race ;.secretary, W. S. Ormiston, and
managing committee, Dr. Harlbnrt, Wm.
Thomson and Dr. Smith.
John Thompson, of Nissouri, who has
been losing a quantity of poultry of late,
went ont in search Saturday morning for
the thief with his gun. Ho had got,
around the barn and disoovered it to be
a snowy owl. He fired at it and dropped
the bird. He brought it to Thos. Gor-
don to have it taxidermitized. It meas.
urea about seven feet from tip to tip of
wings.
The annual meeting of the patrons of
Kirkton creamery took place recently.
It was deoidod to carry oat the same ar.
rangemente for the coming eeaeon as
have been in vogue during the past, viz.:
the manager paying the patrons market
price, lees 4 cents for manufacturing,
With, the understanding that if the
season's bettor amounts to over 40,000
lbe. the patrons will receive market price
lees 0i conte.
Mrs, Wiokie, proprietor of the hotel at
Rostock, township of Ellice, was gervod
with a notice under the Crook's Act,
some time ago, notifying her not to sell
liquor to a party resident in that section,
Information was laid against her for dis-
obeying the ardor, and on Monday she
was arranged before Police Magistrate
O'Loano, of Stratford. After hearing
ovidenoe she Was adjudged gsilty, and a
fine of 000 and Bests inflfotecl:
__ w facer wt xnm caw ova oslnc ,
• clocikerE TO GOa3Ft'IE
A Loaves Brussels ovary morning instead
a of 0001109, as formerly, end Mune trout
Garda in the evening, 'Pins rule will bo 'ta-
ttered to until further notice,
8, W41.8f1, Proprietor.
g STRAY.BD ON THE PREDIISE 8
The' other evening a tiller of the soil
from ,Downie earn to St. llary'eand
rather than return empty-handed, he
"borrowed" a hive of bees from ono of
the citizens. Jogging homewards, every
' thing went on merry Os a wadding -bell
until the busy boo discovered a change of
t
leantior
and then everything in that
par.
ar-
Ocular hive commenced to hum, The
horse wee attacked. The animal became
rostloes then unmltuageaLiu nut] finally
bolted, demolishing both the hive and
wagon. The "honest yeoman" was
"marked" by hie booty and next day ap.
peered at the polioe•eourt where an in-
vestigetion was hold, The verdict re-
oorded, Tns Petr is unable to learn, but
it ie reported that the farmer will bring
suit against the owner of the bees to re.
cover damages for "grievous bodily harm"
to self and borne.
A
pemiliarlY ccsad accident occurred on
the Dover, north of Brunner, the other
day. An old and reepoo'ed farmer num.
ed G. Daly owns a farm, part of which
is on each lido of the track. He had
been driving soma cattle morose the rails
and had just got them safely transferred
when a light engine carte along, His
dog ran oat on the track and commenc-
ed barking at the approaching Immo.
tive. Evidently fearing that it would be
killed the old man ran down to chase it
off and as he readied the track he
stumbled. Before be could reoover him-
self the engine struck and killed him.
The dog escaped. Detective Bradley, of
the G.T.R., Ivhn was in the vicinity look.
ing for informationrat attempt to
ate anp
wreck a train a short time ago, was with-
in a short distance of the unfortunate
man when the aecidont happened. No
blame can possibly be attached to any.
one, and the holding of an inquest was
deemed unnecessary.
The sad death of Richard Daly, occur-
red d ou
Thursday, 0 ..1St 1191 about ab ut 8:30
minsin
P ., while
the act of crossing the
railway which passes throegll his farm,
near Milverton. Ile was struok by a
special going north and was carried
about 60 yards and when taken up life
was extinct. A slight abrasure on the
head and a broken leg were the only
marks discernible. Mir. Daly had attain-
ed the ripe age of fourscore, surviving
bis partner in life about 10 years. He
VMS bale and hearty at the time of bis
removal and could walk as fast as most
men at 20. He wits a native of Ireland
and name to this country 26 years ago
and settled an the farm where he met his
sad death. His family consisted of five
sons and two daughters. His son Thos.
who lives on the homestead and Mrs. T.
Westman are his only children resident
in Canada. He was a kind and obliging
neighbor, an indulgent father and an ex-
emplary husband. His remains were in-
terred in the Methodist burying ground
at 2 p. m. Saturday and were followed
by a large concourse of grief-stricken
relatives and sorrowing friends. The
last conflict is over, the last sad tribute
paid, the last sad sad requietn,euug and
Richard Daly has gone home.
Canadian Newt, -
There is sleighing in Winnipeg.
An effort is being made to establish a
free library in Ingersoll.
The ease of manslaughter growing out
of the Walkerton Fair accident ended in
the acquittal of the jockey, Vottet, at the
Assizes.
Edward Bane and wife, of Toronto,
spent Setu, day in a carousal and during
the night he hacked her to death with an
axe and was arrested.
Burton Mann, aged 18, of St. Cath-
arines, employed on the prop eller Roches.
ter, fell from the Erie .freight house deok
at Buffalo, and was drowned.
The London Township Council, at its
last meeting, voted 0157,66 to persons
whose sheep and lambs have been killed
by doge, besides 08 to the valuator.
It is rumored that a company are con-
templating baflding extensiye pulp mills
at South River, Algoma, as there is a
large quantity of pulp wood in that
neighborhood and within easy reach of
the river.
Major Dalrymple, brother of the Earl
of Stair, and heir to the title and estates,
is in jail at Montreal, because of inability
to pay a fine of 08. He is said to have
been living at the best hotels and clubs
on 1»s reputation.
The Guelph parties who reaped some
of the harvest at the Erin Fear with e
sweat -board and the pea racket, and who
will now have to stand the trial, state
that 250 fakirs were licensed, and the
village authorities cleared $400 for the
licensee.
011 Sunday last, Joseph, second eon of
Chas. Bract, a farmer in Malden town-
ship, took his father's shot gun, went in-
to a small outhouse and there deliberate.
ly blew the top of his head off, scatter.
ing his brains fn every direction. The
suicide was 18 years of age, and it is said
committed the rash act because of some
difficulty with his sweetheart.
The Militia Department ere making
arrangements for an issue of great coats
for sergeants of the permanent corps,
whereby a similar style of out and back
slash,' with proper piping, will be worn
instead of the present style, which upon
investigation hag been found to have no
uniformity about it, eaoh school having
a different baok slash and arrangement
of flaps.
Mr. Ferran was the purchaser of the
real property of the Raney estate, Clin-
ton, the figures being 04,310. The prop-
erty oomprleea some 88 ogres of land ad-
joining the corporation, and eight town
lots, with buildings on both properties.
They were pet up en bloc. and would
likely have realized a greater sum had
they been offered separateiy. As it is
the sum realized in some five or six len.
dred dollars less than a first mortgage,
besides which there was a second mort-
gage on the same property in favor of
George Hanley for five thousand dollars
which, of coarse, will not realize any-
thing.
nything.
A few years ago, Angua, eon of Thos.
Norman, Kincardine township, although
only seventeen yeare of age, was anxious
to see the world. After leaving there be
resided fora time in Montana, then left
for San Francisco and shipped on a
whaling voyage to the polar nee While
in the frozen omen, his vessel was wreck-
ed, and although fortunately reamed by
a ship which happened to be in the vicin-
ity at the time, Angus lost what pereonal
property and money he had. After
reaolling Frisco again he shipped for the
Sandwich Islande, and since then be has
been fu Great Britain, has sailed the At.
lantio, and duringthe present immune
has been on Canaian fresh waters, Ifo
arrived home a hew days ago, a11c1 Was
warmly weicomed by his family and.
15. 1* Walton 7P, (l,
John Mantle, a eon of Joseph Mantle
of Tileonburg, who has not been heard
of for 15 years, has 00100 home on
visit. He had been in Alaska all that
time, and hie relatives supposed him
dead,
A largo and roprosentetive aloetin
woe a held C i ht r
to n to sansid or the.
ad
visabilitl of forming an amateur
ntblotia
aesooietion club to encourage athletic
epode of 0 the t:mime nature, enol provide
for the mental and physical development
of its members. It was decided to or.
ganizwere appointed : Presidenfollowing
u1V17aid:soes
at once and the b
Vice -Pres., H. T. Ranee ; Secretary, F.
R. Eodgens ; Exeoutive eommittse, T.
Jackson, Ir„ T. F. Roane, J. Mclfnrohie;
Constitution and try -laws, J, P. Tiedall,
T. G. Veto ; Committee, T. Jackson, Jr„
II, T. Ranee, and T, F. Noelle.
When the newsrriv0
n d at Guelph r brat
P
the Government had refused to grant it
reprieve to Harvey Sheriff McKim bloke
the news to the doomed man by giving
him a nowepaper to read. After looking
over the paragraph he expreseed no sur.
prise, and presented the same etoieut de -
(00000r ho did during the trial, Since
his soutanes he
has agent his time in
reading,, writingand listening
to the
admonitions of late spiritual advisers.
Iu
a number of the city pulpits on Sunday
prayers were offered for him. Sheriff
MoKim left for Toronto on Tuesday to
procure a eoaffold and melte other ar-
rangements for Friday morning. In the
meantime Harvey will spend the re
mainder of his short life arranging hie
worldly affairs and taking counsel from
his spiritnal attend' alts.
E.a towel -
Walkerton wants Austin's foundry and
talk of bouncing the proprietors.
Miss Jessie Olimie will teach the 7th
ON
department of the town
school inert
year.
Business hos been very dell for this
season but it may take a turn now for
the better.
A purse of about thirty-five dollars
was made up by about as manly citizens
and given Geo. Ford, who has been so
unfortunately laid off work with his in-
jured hand. The flesh was so badly torn
that the healing is very slow and painful
and it is feared that ha oner
o more fingers
will have to be removed.
The Standard sage : On Friday after-
noon of lust week a race took place in
this office between John Purcell, of the
Banner, and Wm. Forster, of the Stand.
mrd, the former being the ohallengor.
Tho number of ems to be set, according
to agreement, being 2,912. At 1 o'clock
the setting began in good earnest, and at
4 W. Forster had finished the amount
required, John Purcell lacking 288 ems.
124esi lnrth.
The following is the Auditors' report
of the Seaforth creamery -Twenty-ono
thousand three hundred and eighteen lbs.
of butter had been made during the
season. This realized the total amount
of $4,622, of which the enm of $8,718
went to the patrons. The average prioe
realized for the butter during the season
was 24 cents per pound, netting to the
patrons nearly 17, Dents.
At the last regular meeting of the Sea -
forth Caledoxian /Society the following
officers were elected : Chief, J. Camp.
bell, M. D. ; let Chieftain, Geo. Patter-
son ' ; 2nd
Chieftain, Wm. y,
MoKn erd
Chieftain,
T.
F. Colman ;Chaplain, Rev.
A. D. McDonald ; Treasurer, J. S.
Roberts ; Secretary, A. K. Dewar ; As-
sistant -Secretary, W. J. Fear ; Marshell,
Jno. Gillespie; Bard, W. G. Duff ;
Pipers, F.Beaton and Geo. Angns, Lon.
don. The Society has also decided to
bold a grand concert on the evening of
January 24th, 1890.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. -
GOOD HAY FOR SALE.—
Will deliver in quantities to suit pur-
chaser. T. PEPPER, Lot 6,0on, 9,Grey.
WANTED, SERVANT GIRL
to come for a few hours each day.
Good wages, Apply to A. B., Posy Publish-
ing House.
NOTICE 1'
TO DEBTORS.
A11 parties indebted to the estate of the
late Andrew Currie are requested to settle
the same by the 28th inst. After that date
all unpaid olaime will be collected by pro-
cess of laW. BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
Brussels, Oot.18,1880. 14.11
MOTIOE TO DEBTORS.—NOT.
doe is hereby given that all 5008005 in-
debted to me are requested to call and set-
tle accounts before December 101, as after
that they will be ooileoted through the
Court. J. A, MoNAUGHTON, M, D„ Sm-
ote.16-
NOTICE i
Notice is hereby given that the outstand-
ing amounts due the late firm of Hayeroft &
Turnbu1,Brus ale, must be settled by eith-
ercaeh or note forthwith. The books are
at Ross Bros; store, and they are authorized
to give receipts for monies paid. 14-
NEW BARBER SHOP.—THE
undersigned desires to intimate to the
people of Brussels and surrounding country
that he has opened a obeying and hair out -
ting parlor In Bmale's Block, where be may
be found ready is attend to the wanta of the
public. Good work guaranteed,
20.11 308EPH LAIRD,
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
1,, Mania, en or about the middle of October
four yearling cattle, Three of them aro
eteere and the other a heifer. The owner Is
requested to probe property, pay capon cog
end take them away. EDWARD MULLS -
GAN, J.meetown Y.O. n19.433
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of the nnderelgned, lot 28. eon. 5, Grey,
about the month of September, two year-
ling steers. Owls rod iii) color and the oth-
er gray. The owner is requested to prove
Property, nay expenses and take them
away. D. W. DUNBAR, Ethel. 17.49
STRAYED. — THREE SHEEP
strayed from the promisee of tbo under-
signed on Nov, 2rd. They aro all ewes, one
year old, and have a small out On the right
ear. Any Information leading to their re-
covery will be rewarded. JNO,VINOBNT.
Lot 12, Con. 10, Grey, 131 mole P. 0, 18.2
STRAYED ON THE PREMISES
of rho undersigned, lot 1, 000. 8, Grey,
four spring calves (one steer and three
heifers). The steer and ono holier aro near-
ly all red, and aro the largest of the lot, The
others aro spotted rodand white,. The owner
19 0941105065 10 prove property, Day enemies
and take them away, 10.1 WM. WoltIC,
C TRAYED ON THE PREMISES'
1, of the underal rad, lot 28, oon.8, Morris,
(10111 aro stearin and trvo Millings (a helIoo
and a steer.) 47rexe is 110 particular mark-
ing on any of them. The owner le requoged
to mr0vo eroeoriy, ipay, 0a 0n5os and take
tUANI1tIvW. O,iRJp`rIOR
nulnel!oltefrlends, om away,
Of the u a i'u d ] 1
t u dray, o rat l eau 7Or
0
a
ono about rboutSeptember 2 tl
0 1 a toe ro 0118
i
holler, red and white In color, Thal awn
is 1'oqunnted to prove property. Pay ea11"mene
end mite her areal. 1110111 MvN1NNON.
PATENTS 01,100ats,Bo-iesuoeaud7rado
Markae0o ate al131 all rot
putout men in the Patent 00150 and
before the Courts promptly and oarsfully.Int.
of Invention,
to, 'Upon r000ipt of model or ekutob
of d advl toe, f make careful examination
and advleo as to patentkUelityfrae of (Merge,
Poon nti secured.
I make no , argo unless
'atom is references
.ent on
advice and
epeaial rolereeeoo cont on rappou, 7,
1t, LiTTF,LL, Waehmgton, D,C., 11,5, Patent
Olfea,
u6
Jersey 131111 for Service.
X will pay ae high as 518 for Heifer Calves,
1 month old, from this Bull, prim varying
aocordiug to milking gnalltina of their Dams,
For further particulars apply at my Drug
and Book Store, Brussnie,
20.1 G. A.DEADMAN,Druggfet,&e
ROAR
FOR SERVIOE.
THE
.4J undersigned s er' will keep 1 a tharr'.Mor-
TBerkshire Terms, $1,00
sorties. o' lot at eon, 0 Mor-
ris, Torma,$1.00 to be paid at time 01 eor-
vice,with privilege of returning if emiss-
ary. JAMES 5.11ITH, Proprietor. 50.2
'MAR FOR SERVICE. — THC
undermined
willkeep
for
service
a.it0 cor.1, Grey, a thnro'-bred Yorkshire registered pedigree, Terme
$1,00 to be paid at time
of service, with
privilege of returnrog, if necessary. WM.
13E1AERIELL, Prop. 10.1
T 0R SERVICE—THE UNDER -
maxim will keep for service on 001 Lot
211, Oon. 7, Morrie, two well bred boars. Ono
is a Berkshire and the other a abestor
S
White. Terms .1.00 to
be paid time of
60TVia0 'with thprivilege
of rein
r11lug,ifnoeos-
sury. SA9fL, WALIt7•IR, Se., Proprietor.
14.2mh
OAR FOR SERVIOE,-- THE
undersigned will keep the tloro'-brad
Berkshire Boar' "President," from imported
stook ou both sides, for Service on Lot 11,
Con. 0, Grey, "Preeidont" Was purchased
Int Summer from Jno, Snell Sons, otPldmon-
ta u, and is an excellent pie. Terme 51,00 at
time of service with privilege of returning
it necessary. 20.2m A. SHAW, Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE.
ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
aEnsrotrEn has several good Farms f or
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morrie and Grey. P. S. 50 OTT. Brussels.
87-91.
rilHB FINEST BUILDING SITE
A_ for aresideuoe in Brussels, (metal nine
0110 0000 of land nearly opposite Mr. F, O.
Rogers' residence is for Bale at a bargain.
'Apply to W. 00. *0000Am, Bruessola, of to
3110. HARGREAVES, (nor. Queen and Sim•
one streets , Toronto.
THE RESIDENCE OF J. R.
_L Grant Mill Street, is offered for sale,
as the family will remove to Winnipeg next
Spring. Also the stable used at present by
Lott Bros., and a well leaatod building lot on
Turnberry street just south of the postoflloe
bleak. Forpartioulars apply to MRS.
GRANT. 20-tf
G00D 100 ACRE FARM FOR
SALE, -Being composed of Lot 19,
Con. 0, Grey. There aro 70 acres cleared.
There is a frame house and barn and a- good
driving house, also bearing orchard, well,
&o. on the premises. The Maitland river
remise few yards from the noun. There is
some goodrail
timber on the tat
Tho farm
toe between both place ,wd Ethel and is
cot far awato both planes, while IIruply 0
not far away. For full particulars , o on
the r, reel P. to ABEL TINDALL, 11'rapxte-
tor, �thel P. O. SG -
`WARM FOR SALE.--111t1NG
let i9, eon 10, township of lacy, liurcn
Comity, There are leo nom, Eaineua Moored
,old in good state of 0111110011011 On the
harm le a utono hoose and frame barn and
frame 0001,100,0good bearing orchard and
good wall of water. For bother 500ti001000
apple to theproprietor on the 1100111 15991
17•t1 ]JOHN VINI'I1NT, Brussels P 0.
1 FOR OR
SALE, BEING LOT
Don 9. Orae, (6/01065114 Inn aeaa 15
tilos rda under a 1s and Wu noised
timbered.
About 70 earn of dry laud and
the belauee mew and Week ash swamp.
Thom 18 a log bongo o11 the promises. 1yi11
he sold onvcry reasonable terms as :p101010e
torolene not require the lot. Per further par -
Winters apply to 110133', 0I0LAUCHLIN,
Cranbrook, P.O. or ALEX, HUNTER, Bruo.
eels, 12
mANNEBY FOR SALE.—THE
llrosselo Tanney is offered ler said at
0 bargain, In it is a 15 h, p, engine and
80 h.boil 1'2
p,boiler .15 vats, full
sot of tome, with
Read bark pipes
15111 and a foil sot of tools, with
beating pipes to lanland
ect There ith tire
about 2 sores o1 laud En nearer
than
with the
sus
oor Unmet,
No turnery noarar than Weer ar
Vence s. est, forma any. For further par-
tianlnp's, as to prion, tonna &o„ apple at
87- Tim Pore Publishing Roue, Brussels,
T11ARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB.
18. 50008E1 odors hie valuable 100 acre
form ,being lot 8, eon. 18, Grey Township
Huron Co., for sale, Wore aro about 5d
mores aloared and in good heart. There is a
log house, good bank barn, healing orchard,
and ell the neoesoary oonyoulenaae on the
promisee. For further partlaulars, 05 to
price, terms, ata„ apply to the Proprietor,
THOS,HISLOP, Clare P 0„ N.N.T., or to
2.tt DOUGALD STI1AOHAN.Brusoele,
-
ARFOR SALE.—THELI. r
3I
UN.
aersibeetl offers Lot 0, hen farm adjoining
Ib containbeing
On 50080, about 85 oil which are
under cultivation and the balance in bush
pasture. There is a oowfortable brisk pot-
tage, and largo bank barn on rho promise;,
together with au orchard, 5 walls ,anti necws-
eary outbuildings. The furor 15 under good
cultivation and to 0811 folioed, with plenty
of cep
Inrro to
g N
g on tb0 to t. For further
t1part'culare , eato
ee, ap r WALTER RXOIARDSON, Proprietor,
Brea -
0510 r.o.
art
TJIARM FOR SALE,—THE UN-
DEnafeNt:D offers for stile the north
east quarter of lot 28, conaeseion 0, Morris,
land feet of
quality and in 50 high 6tato of
cultivation, well fenced end uuder-drained,
:5 mores cleared. New frame house, 8 rooms,
milk house with °overate wa11a, 2 wells,
Ua na
gsad r
and shod,
orchard, etc. Eight
t
soros cif I1 whet. Thisdesirable propertyabei corporation o1 BeeofSuit-
able terms will begiven. Title perfect.
JAMES GBD]VE, Owner,
21- Seaforth P. 0.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE IN
Morrie, on reasonable terms. In order
to close the affairs of the oe:ate of the late
W. G. Hingeton, the executors offer the fol-
lowing valuable lends for sale North
half of Lot 80, Concession 5, Township of
Morrie, containfug 00 acres. On this lot is
emoted a good frame barn with stone foun-
dation, good orchard, well and pump. Nerr-
lyallaleared, and is on the grave road
lovely adjoining the village of Brussels,
This farm is a valuable cue, is well fenced
and in a good state of oultivation. For
pprices and terms apply to THOS. BELLY,
Brueeels P. 0., Hamm/ Jnkn:INes, Victoria
P.
Square
rMiddlesex County.
t'lrtt„Maple Lodge
200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE.
qr t -el tho
s aethofarin usolo {nxo0
beingsou h Morris o0. rho County1 1 Huron
acing south half o0 •north halt lots ai & 20g
and crush 01 of20 ins, h a0 es mostly 200 Acres more or lase, 122 soros mostly
clear of stumps and in a good state of cult'.
vation, Therese a young bearing orchard,a
good house and hank barn 55 x 50 feet wih
stone stable underneath, The farm is situ-
ated within a mile of the
Villagee o
t Brussels
nulla a good larm for grain or stook raie-
ingas 'tie watered with river Maitland
and rover failing spring creek.
Poesoseion
will be given at any time. For further par-
ticulars apply on the premises or toA.St.
ROBERTSON Brussels, P. 0 5-11
This Space
-BELONGS TO -
F, C. ROGERS,
Who will tell you of the 'Bargains
he has to offer in the next
issue of THE POST.
Look out for his Announcement,
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BUOI(STORE
has just received a stock of
New Buoys,
New Toys,
Nww' Pala,
SpECl81 BargaillS
in Albums, Magic Lanterns,
Drawing Slates, Baskets
and a host of Articles.
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�ONTAIiliaLT
Two Lead Pencils, a Pen-
holder and Ruler, put up
in a neat box, for
5 CENTS.
The fluuer
Monica
TO HAND.
It Won't Cost You Any-
thing to Call and See.
Girls'' Own Magazine,
Leisure Hour, Boy's' Own
Magazine, Chatterbox, Baby-
land and other Popular and
Standard. Works Received
and ready for Sale.