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TIN a w.lili nwt in convention last weak in thanks waif palmed to the persens aseist. 1 of buckshot at
"smirmserMeeteemmareniteconinectinzerfoomassavesmorseasensiamsommo=wriscranentirsttuntualensn's
Toronto, witoev session lie titteuded.
.1seesel. tsseresou Mittman informs tot
that lie receivea several notices from
people alp:silting of infractions of the
Crook's Aot but as PO eignaLuree were
given to these letters. they were entirely
u001000, No notioe will bo taken of oom.
plaints -unitise the name is attached, its tt
it sonat handeome cups and saucers, •
•ing in the proorain, on minion of ! uniting away.
It Paul and 11. Gerry, The finfunoial back "1 slo.
returns, $76.00. were not lia.1, taking iti• the devisee:is,
DIWBUBEIR 27, 1889,
0‘ie of them nhouted Will fieliver in .otantIthie to suit par- is „ m
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and. all diellppOaDed iu abater. T. Poisl• ti t, Lot. r,,Con. ft, firer. Jol
a)==sessetsivelssenStesoeavisrsetterszaaurr7s o•ersioxrasszerfsiny'srasirionitausiessavioiatattutessematesussiouto
filo PortY att they wore 1 Goon I jAy SALM.-- 1 A IViuserat Is Y000 EAR, !
Pliali fir Igathee Goods, viz., Dressing to account the had weather oo Sunday i Brodie, the loft fielder end long distance
OaBOS, Writing Desks, Shaving Sets, and the muddy roads although it is 1 thrower of last so .fnefi Ilams, has been
jesel Casee, Perfume 13oxes, Album), short 01 3130 ouetemary 'figure arrived at I sold 30 3130 Itostou League Club for $1,000.
W 1 limos or Hand Wallah) ? Or isin connection with these anniversaries'. i Manager Fessendeo, of London, engineer -
Rev. S. 5,1tery, 13.A., 13.1)„ occupied the ed tho deal,
chair at the tea meeting. A social was A. preatioal lumberman tells the Win.
held on 11'hursday evening. The or- nipeg Free Press that the Government
ellestra Wee composed of Misses Gussie has log $3,000,000 in timber dues Mone
and Bella 8mitli, %donne ; Jae, Blitehill, 0i11033 1882 through (Inc set out by in'
flute • Jas. Thompsoe.and Wm. Hewitt, diens. He says that $100,000,000 would
cornetts ; Eli Smith, violinendlo ; Mrs. not oovor the moment of timber that IRIS
Gilpin orga Met. They played well and boon destroyed by fire between Lake
Toilet Sete, Valley 'Vases, Figures, Shell
Gooas, Flowers under Gless, Fruit Bas-
kets, dm. ? Or would you like a Nice
13ible w' Hymn Book, or some other
Beautiful Book or Booklet, or a nice
Puree, or Toys for the children, or Xmas
or New Years' Cards ? Is it any or all
of these, or enything else, then come and
examine our stock, as it Would take too
inuoll spare to tell you all wo have.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller , Fancy -goods Dealer.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOET11ERN EXTENSION W. 0. & 31.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
Como &KITH. 0011(13 110841)1.
Moil. ... 0:31 ami, Mixed 13020 a.m.
cxoress _11:45 Atm. Man 8:00D,In.
Mixed Papreils 8:414 Dan.
?Coral ReWs NitMS.
is,11 1 f„, •
MRS. HMS. will from now Christanof
offer speoial bargains in wool goods, all
baud made, comprising Hoods, Caps,
jackets, Fascinators, Searle, &a. A lot
of slipper patterns very cheap. Under-
clothing, Hosiery, &o. General assort.
ment of Panay goods, Toys, &o. Call
and examine her stook, opposite Queen's
Hotel, Brussels,
Wisrz-Dmoniti Ann DRIGLINCI.-George
Birt has all the necessary maohinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar.
ed to attend to work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of T.urnberry at., Brussels. 4.3.13
Wear were they doing there at that
time of night ? This is the gnestIon
asked of the persons who visited the
Brussels cemetery one night last week
with a lantern. If they're caught there
again they may carry home some buck-
shot in their bodies, as tlae above MON.
Honed call is not the first one made. Wo
have no use for grave robbers in this sec.
Con.
S3111.0. desires to inform the
ladies generally that she bias commenced
the manufacture of the "Improved Con-
stitutional Corset," recommended for
health, eomfort, style, fit, eleganee and
durability. Large size corsets a speeialty.
"Good work, combined with. a practical
knowledge of the busiuess," my motto.
Faotory-Smale's block. Entrance -Hall
door. A call solieited. Mon D. -bi,r,o,1
BEYORE you purchase either a gold or
silver watch or a. piece of silver plate sve
would Mire pleasure in showing you our
stook, whioh is now complete in quantity,
finality and variety, and at very low
prices. In eight and one day olooks,
walnut, nickel, &co we have in stock the
very latest patterns, which We warrant
honest time keepers, by the beet makers,
and at lowest prices. • A call is respect-
fully solicited. T. Ensrcuen, Jeweler.
MACC.113RES.- The following are the
new officers in o nueetion with the Brus-
sels Maccabee Tent
K.P.C., J. J. Gilpin;
ILO., A. Veld ;
" R.L.C., S. Wilton ;
" MILK , J. Earner ;
"1.P.11., G. Becker ;
•• li.P., R. Wilson ;
" H,P., J. A. McNaughton ;
" RS., Wm Boddick ;
" at A.., A. McGuire ;
" K. let M. of 0., S. Jackson;
" K. '2nr1 " Spalding ;
'•
H.S., Mitten ;
" W. F. Vanstone.
BENVICE 01' Paarse.-Aociording to /M.
notincement the Service of Praise Wag
held in St. John's church last Friday
evening. The night Wile dark mid dis-
agreeable yet a goodly number were
present. The program consisted of
hymns, anthems and chorus by the union
choir ; a solo by Miss Minnie Gerry ;
duett by J. Jones and A. Straohan • and
a quartette by Misses Gerry and jacksoe,
and A. Strachan and H. L. Jackson.
MISI3 Hargreaves, who directed the musi-
cal exeroisee, presided 03 11170 organ. The
incumbent, Rev. W. T. Oluff, occupied
the chair and in behalf of the choir and
congregation returned thanks for the as•
sistance rendered by persons from Knox,
Melville, and the . Metbodist churohes.
.A. collection of over $3.8 WM taken in be-
half of the Choir Fund.
amang ye takin' notes,
- Au' faith he'll prent it.
Uppo Now Year,
Dreams Court on Satutday.
Ann you reading owe new story.
Rem= hunting is the favorite sport et
this season.
139.suaxerr. jewellery at low prices. H.
L. Jackson.
BEADTIDGI, sound oranges 180. a dozen
at Thomson's.
GREAT bargains for two weeks. H. L.
Jackson, jeweller.
Ammt, was held in the Town Hall here
on Christmas night.
HOLIDAY Bargains in 'Watches, Cloaks
and Jewelry at Jones'.
Fuca gold and silver watches, 31100.30,
cheap. H. L. Jackson.
Smvenwsse, 311430 goods, and elegant
designs. H. L. jacksfm.
'Vases= Bites. are shipping several
tetrs 03 101311101 this week.
Tux,. Posr and Western Advertiser for
$2.101fOr 1800, in advance.
EIORTEEN pounds coffee sugar for $1,
Fox cash only at Themson's.
Succuss extraordinary at our Christmas
and Holiday Sale. W. H. Wm:as.
SEND along the newsy items. Tits
Peer will always Lind place for therm
THIRTEEN lbs, hest Granulated Sugar
for $1.00 for cash only at Thomson's,
SEE Jones' stock of clocks, watches
and jewelry before you make your per -
chases.
Sr. jous's church Sunday wheel
scholars have an entertainment on Fri•
day evening.
Mules red lined overshoes, all sizes,
81,15. Women's cloth slippers 25 ots.
W. Willis.
Tem Salvation Army held a service in
their barracks on the afternoon of
Christmas day.
BEY a nice present at Jones' in the
jewelry or silverware line. Special re-
duotions during the holidays.
Bummer. silverware and handsome
lamps 03 13. Gerry's. It will pay you to
spend your money with him.
TIME will be service in the Roman
Catholic church, Brussels, on New Year's
day. Father Shea will conduct it.
Norrom-All partiesindebted to under-
signed by book account kindly pay at
once and much oblige W H. MoCracken.
F. 0. Beaune has moved the street
lamp that was opposite his store to the
front of his residence. It WO,S a good
idea.
SERVICE was held in St. John's church
on Christmas morning by the incumbent.
The church was tastefully decorated with
evergreens.
Lamm' cloth slippers, 25c.; carpet slip-
pers, 36c. ; loather slippers, 75c., till
Jan. 11311, '90, at W. H. Willis' Christ-
mas and Holiday Sale.
PAY YO1I10 TASES.-Notioe is hereby
given that all taxes should be paid forth-
with.' Call on the Collector and got your
receipt.. jig. T. Ross.
Ron S. SELLER; B. A., B. D., was at
Rinaraine last Sabbath filling Rev. Dr.
Haianwils pulpit. Miss Winnie and
Master Ernie accompanied him.
A punracecontest for a Demorest Pro-
hibition silver medal will be held in con.
notion with Melville church Y.P.0.A.
on the evening of January 6th, 1890.
Oun butchers did not me.ke a Christmas
&split', of meats outside this year owing
to the bad weather. They had eome
prime beef; &c. in their shop.s, however.
Ominous day was spent ita the bush
by a largo number of our residents who
went on a hunting expedition. Others
enjoyed a game of foot -ball on Victoria
Square.
Buy. 13. BRIM= will take as the sub-
jeot of next Sabbath morning's sermon
"Christ:nes day Lessons." In the even-
ing he will preach from the worth, "This
year also."
Smtoinsvans and Lampe aro very imit-
able presents and no racier or cheaper
stook can be found in Brussels than at
13. Gerry's. New goods just opened out.
flail in and. see for yourself.
3. D. Regain very generously donated
ten bags of flour to poor families in the
town, as a Christmas present. The
ladies of the W.C.T.U. wish to express
their thanks to him for his kindness.
A. M. Maar WWI elected President
of the Y. 1). 0. A. in connection with
Melville church, Bressels, owing to the
removal of S. Y. Taylor to Wroxeter.
The Society will PASS MP. Taylor a great
deal.
Arrna the installation of the officers
le St. john's Lodge, A. F. .3 3.. Mo this
Friday) evening, the brethren aocom.
panted by their ladies will have supper
m their Mil, Garfield block. This ie 018
it should be.
TM: Brossels Mechanics' Instittite
Library will be open every Saturday
afternoon from 3.80 to 5 &clack. This
is a goad nom* made largely to accom,
mediae peso& outside Of town, The
membership 1'4 should receive a large
increase,
"Bazitacittr, its memories and signifi-
dance" Is annotinced for Bev. 0. B.
Itowie's silbSeot next Sabbath evening.
Lad Sabbath lia 113 L001100013 on tho On-
" ranch, of tbe Dominion Alliance
added greatly to the intereat of tho ser- Dauphin and Lake Winnipeg. The In-
,
'Vine. diens make the Ores to drive gamo, and
do not try to prevent the spread of the
People We Know. flames
- -
Miss Jessie Roes is holidaying at Ayr. mosses:sr.
David Shiel, of Galt, was in town this Excitors -LI Morrie, on the 21st inst.,
week. the wife of Mr. I). Niohol of et son.
A. M. Hay, of Stratford, was home foe WIIERIM-I11 Atwood, on DOW 4111, the
Christmas. wife of Mr. Wm. Wherry of a son.
D. Roberts and wife spent Xmas in Lam -At Holmesville, ou Deo. 18111,
Londesboro'. the wife of Mr. E. Lavis of a
Thos. Gibson, jr., of Wroxetor was in daughter.
Brussels on Xmas. SLA1E11.-A3 Burkla Falls, Muskoka, on
Miss Maggie ItIoNaughtou is away at Deo. 12th, the wile of Mr. II. A.
London for D., visit. Slater of a eon,
D. Konny mid wife aro in Lown. Their D0113014. -Ab Souls Plains, Manitoba, on
home is in Detroit. Deo. 6th, the wife, of Mr. James itob-
Prank MaLanahlin, of Wingham, spent son of a daugliter.
Christmas in Brussels. Orme:n-4n Groy, on Deo. 3.0113, the
Elisha Armstrong was 110010 from wife of Mr. Elia- Dickson of a SOO.
London on Wednesday. 0011003. -In 0- 3' on Deo. 23rd, the
Walter Smith has been on the siolv wife of Mr. Robert Gordon, of a
list for ton past few weeks. aangliter.
Mrs. Johu .;Strettott and Katie have • ------
aer.aziena= :M.
gOno on a visit to Kansas city.
Bev. W. E. Herr, of Owen SOund, wats Magni; - MoLsociame.- In Grey, on
home for a few days this week. Christmas day, at the residence of
Mansard Welton, of %fount Forest, is the bride'e lathe"-, by Rev. Ino. Ross,
holidaying at W. Nightingale`e. B. A., 'Mr. Alexander kieLean, of
D. A. StnMe, wife and children are North Dakota, to klieg Lizzie J.,
visiting in the vicinity of Exeter. daughter ui Mx. Donald McLauch•
T. G. MoCracken, wife and children, of liu, son.
Harriston, Christmassel in town. =::::0=, •
C. Re Vanstone and wife of Sontli-
amptou spent Christmas in Btussels. Wiiffioat.-In Atwood, on Dec. 23ra , Mary,
Miss Clara Creighton and Miss Ida eldest daughter of John Wilson,
Thompson are home for their holidays. aged 25 years.
Albert Fitzpatrick, of Mount Forest, "-- --- --- --- ----
spent Xmos with his parents (1(111 1141011310. ...a.-C7CTIC304. 80.A.:=1:15.
Miss Hate Dutton, of Stratford, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. A. Madman. TIMMY, Dao. MEM -NUM stook, dm.,
. , Lot 12, con. 5, Morris. Sale oommenoes
Albert Denny, of Suspension Bridge,
is spending a week with relatives in Bens- at 1 o'clock. Jim. Smith, prop. Geo.
sets. Kirkby, auot.
R. Noll, who )(asides neat: Cleveland, FRIDAY, Dec. 27:cu.-Farm stook, on
Ohio, ate his Christmas turkey in Brus. North half lot 18, con. 7, Morris, Sale
sels. eommenoes at 1 &Weak p. m. D. Mo.
Willie McCracken is away et Peter- Qatprie, prop. Goo. Kirkby, A.uct.
bore' making a holiday visit with vela- TERSDAY, DEC. Slot. --Postponed sale of
tives. farm stook, implements, &c., on lot 10,
Miss Moore and lositLmr, of Alma art con. 11, McHillop. Hale•reoMmenoes at 1
Vr.141-Git 9r4..? CCiet.nt It' Xel
L0ILN*00 Brussels OYOTY mantles teetotal
of 01101iing. its formerly, awl returns from
Gerrie in the OVOUBN1, 'refs rule will bo ad -
bored to until fertile, notia.
h. W.11,841, Proprietor.
oxxorc..
THE Manitoba Free Press of Deo, 11111
says :-"An interesting event took place
yesterday morning at the residence of
Mrs. Stinson, 69 King street. It was the
marriage of W. A. Ducker, (3.13., of the
0. P. R. land department, to Miss Mary
0. Lamont, an estimable young lady, of
Brussels Ont. The ceremony was per-
formed Rev. Hugh Pedley, and was
vvitnesse by a few intimate friends of
the contracting parties. The bride wore
a handsome travelling costume and look-
ed °harming. After partaking of the
conventional wedding breakfaet, Mr. and
Mrs. Ducker left on the Pacific express
for Vancouver, where they will spend the
honeymoen. Mn Ducker bas been a
resident of this oountry for eight years
and has e.n extensive acquaintance in
Manitoba and the Northwest. He is very
popular with all who know him, and a
host of friends will join in wishing him-
self and Mrs. Duoker a long life of con.
jugal happiness and prosperity. Mrs.
Duoker was presented with many beauti-
ful gifts in honor of the happy occasion."
ANNTVERSARY.-Last Sabbath the anni-
vereary sermons were preached in the
Methodist church by Rev. Jas. Hannon,
D. D., of Rinoardine. In the morning
his text was "Now is Christ risen from
the dead." The lessons taught from the
resurrection were :-(1)God punotually
and certainly fulfil His promume. (2) It
is the evidence tour that God has accept.
ed Ohriet's death as an atonement for all
who trust in Him. (3) That God is able
to overrule the opposition of wicked
men for the furtherance of Truth. (4)
It is Goa's.pleami to us that our bodies
ohall be raised to eternal life and glory. Canadian ro7eNt.14-.
An open session of the Sabbath school
was held at 2;30 p. m. when slaort mares. A. tea lottery fake has been dieeoSered
ses were made by B. Gerry, Adam Good in Montreal.
and Rev. Dr. Hannon. In the evening Halifax smugglers were heavily sem
the reverend gentleman discoursed on tensed on Tuesday.
Faith, from St. Luke, 171h ohapter and Mr. Iloss, X. P. for Lisgar, Man., has
5th verse. After speaking of what etrong just returned from a visit to'Iffigland.
faith does for an individual in Windsor has made building improve -
the way of trusting in God manta to tho value of 5300,000 during the
to fulfil His promises, ese., he showed current year.
the advantages of strong faith se follows: A high license scheme is to bo sub -
(1) It gives to its possessor a emu real. mitted to the approaching session 02 11130
ization of divine favor. (2) It gives a Quebec Logielature.
sense of security in bime of trouble. (3) Isaac Walker, a respeolable farmer,
It gives a kind of present realisation of was thrown out of his buggy rod drown.
heaven. (8) It gives tho greatest cons. ed in a ditolt while returning home from
ago. The ;riles for blaming faith Ansa, Craig on 'Tuesday night.
"were exercise, study of the Holy Sorip. A young bushman named Godfrey
turets.putity and close and constant fel. Marson, who lilted 80 miles 11P am Gobi-
lowslup with 18000 Christ, D. Hannon neat road, was arownod on Saturday
is a very practical expounder of the while trying to drive over the Coulogne
Truth and makes his pinta very clear l3iVer by tho ice giving way.
by timely and appropriate illustrations. A. Guelph business firm has pasted
On Chrietmes night the annual ton. meet- over the Queen'e head on it large number
ing took place. After partaking of e geed of 26c. coins with a printed label, and the
eupper an adjournment was made to the authorities have now the matter under
audience room where a service of song, ooneidenution whether or not am Ration
occupying nearly an hoer was rendered will be taken against thorn for defacing
by the choir and Sabbath' Scheel. The eoins.
singing wag accompanied by AD ordhestra Gtavo.robbers wete discovered in the
composed of two violins and a flute cemetery at Ssyslanham, Ont., on Thurs.
two omits and organ. People hi the day of lest week in the mit of opening a
audience stay it wits a success. Boo. W. grovo, in which tho remains of an old
Davis of 'Ethel, arta Rev. W. 3.1 Korr, of gentlemen were &meted tho day before,
Owen Sound. vs; Si' oreoring Olt/41,010 U'Vro 71101 01 0 OMplf,Ved. W0.1011 131,4
the fernier up oaring twice, A. vote of senuitery, and elm of thorn fired a charge
visiting their uncle, Thos. Moore, oi this
place.
Mrs. David Armstrong's sisters of
Walkerton were in town for a 'few 1.41...
11110 W00k.
Miss Alice MuCullough, of Goderioh, 35
visiting at Mrs. Wm. McCullough's in
Bruaseis.
A. J. McArthur, WNS in town thie
week. He has taken a situation at
Strathroy.
Steven Drewe and wile, of London,
were viviting R. Armstrong's, Mrs.
Drewe's father, on Christmas.
Hrs. Jno. Ilitycroft is away at Toes -
water spending the Christmas week with
her daughter Ar170. D. Ferguson.
Ed. and Fred. Lowery are home from
Port Huron. The latter has been in
Michigan for a number of months.
Mrs. Nightingale is home from Toron-
to where she has been nursing her 'sister
who has been siok for some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Kinearcline,
spent Xmas with J. Cook and family.
Mrs. Brown is Mrs. Cuolt's sister.
(3. 3.. Newton, wife and children and
Wm. and Bieber& Rivers were the
guests of Samuel Rivers this week.
Jas. Hargreaves, wife and son, of Pais-
ley, and J. Hargreaves, of 'Toronto, are
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Miss O'Connor was presented with a
silver cruet, on Friday evening of last
week, by a few of her friends in the
vicinity of Walton.
Thos. McGillicuddy, formerly of the
Goderich Signal, has been elected second
Vice-Presidont of the Toronto Baptist
Sunday School Aseociation.
Mrs. War. Blashill hall the misfortune
to displace her jaw while yawning the
other day. A medical man had to be
called in to set matters right.
James NEoLauchlin and wife, of Wing -
ham, were in this locality on ihristmas
seeing that the nuptial knot WOO properly
tied between their 131500 and Mr. Me -
Lean.
The Mitchell Advertiser says :-Gns
Goebel has purchased. Jno. Farrow's
livery business. Mr. Grebel is a popular
fellow and will no doubt oapture a fair
share of trade.
The lady teachers of the Brussels Pub-
lic School are holidaying as follows
Miss Eichardson, at Elora and Roohes•
ter; Mies Hambly, at Goshen ; Miss
Abraham, at Stratford; and Mies Tay-
lor, at Blyth.
Mimeo Lily and Eva Kay,. of Derides,
are making a visit with relatives Bras -
sale. They are daughters of Prof. A. H.
Kay, formerly of Brussels. Miss Kay
Woe a position in the Dundas public
aehool after New Years.
o'cloak sharp. Jas. Campbell, prop.
SAM:11MA', 4T11.-FOI'M OtOOB
ituplements, (under chattel mortgage.)
Lot 3, con. 0, Grey. Sale at 1 e'clook. HEAL ESTATE.
Dtmemn mcKenzie, prop. Capt. Stret ,
met. 11-11,11.11S FOB SALE .---THE UN.
nnrunexpn lura several good Farms f or
sole mud to re (1, easY terms, /0 TOW11012100
'(75080I.'01 22:11T of NI orris and '111', 5'. SC OTT. Brussels.
87.30.
OIIMOD1OUS AND COMFORT.
Nalco is hereby given that the outstand.
3115 0.0001111101 due the lato arm of 1511501011 34
Turubull,Brussiolo, roust be settled by eith-
er cash 01 5010 forthwith, The hocks aro
at Mattson & Hays' 011loo, and 1110010,0 au-
therlood to Wye 3 00eipto for Mentes petit. 14 -
MEW BARBER SHOP. -THE
I, undersigned desiroe to intimate to the
people of Bra/Joie and stirroundiug. eountly
that he has omitted slittv:na end -hair ea-
ting 41014301 113 Eimale's Block, whom he tray
bo found reatly 30 attend to the wants of the
public,. Good work guaroutood.
330-31 JOSEPH LAIRD.
OTIOE, - THE STUD 1300K
belonging to ine for tho year 1880 is 10
David Foramina's hands for mineable a. Par.
ties mares in foal will please pal, me
same to him, as Ito is tho only person who
lion any Witim to 0541001. mi:ate-3 Tam.
Dated Grey, Doe. 1,1080. 3111)1
TRA.YED ON '1'HE PREMISES
kJ of the uudersigned, in the village of
Henfryn on or about Oeh. 20, two Spring
Calven. Tho owner le requested to prove
property, nay expenses auct take Mom away.
WILLIAM ,raoLsoN. 01-1ns
PEPPER'
DRUG STORL.
3. Beautiful and Choice Assortment of
filfROPHAN and dlIfifill'AN
Fancy Goods, Gams,
StatIonor,y, Eto,, Eto.
-Something No in -
0 '3E' 0 A, L. 31 L7 BZ
0011113 AND SEE I
y. T. PEPPER, Druggist.
Graham'smook, Brussels.
Q'I1RAYED ON THE PREMISES
1. „7 of tho undersigned., lots 11 and 12, con.
10, Grey, 011 or about my. 27111, a yearling
steer, red in color. rho 5,115r is requested
to prove property, pay expenses 11111.1 ta se
111(0DwaY, 335112)10314 1311.1010111. (32-.1
.,„ .
A.ME ON THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, let 30, eon. 17,
Croy, on or about Juno 14,11 yearling heifer
000110 yearling s tear, Du te rod in eolor. The
heifer bite some gray Num. Tin, steer 30,40
some white on Man quitters. The owner is
requested to prove property . pay expenses
and take thetn.aw ay. 28-3 830 117.11, BERBY.
TENDERS WANTED !-BE
nd tenders for Cao position of Caretak-
er in Bou esols Publics Selma, will be received
up to 1110 110th December, lowest tender not
necessarily aaeopted, Duties, &0,, may be
ascertained on 'vindication to the Seuretary
of Sohool Board, who will also receive tend.
ere. Dales 50 001111001(00 January 181, 1500,
W. H. MOSS, Sec.-Treas. B.P.S.B. Dated at
Brussels,Deo. 10, 1880. 22-811
PATEill-SS,K.Vdg;!guriN111.711ong
or patent causes 10 the Patent Odic° and
bolero the (Mutts promptly and carefully at-
tended to. Upon reempt of model ar ekotab
of invention, 10 maim careful examination,
0,n,1 advise as to patentability froo of °Mime.
Ions moderate, and 11,30110 1,0 0110.11130 unless
patent 18 000080,1. Information advice and
1j1130101i'0101010211'4 sent ou applicetion. J.
It. LUTELL, Washington, D.0 „ 17,S, Patent
011100. 110
BANKING.
M dINTOSH & MoTAGOART,
BANNERS, . BRUSSELS,
mr.usrsuo.ot 0, oso=orai. aufar.s.aeass.o•
3ussmsea0c0.
NOTES DISCO U N T
flanaelon and United States Drafts bought
and sold.
Literati allowed on Deposits.
Collections made on favorable tOrms.
Canadian Agents -MarionANT's Battu 01'
CANADA.
Now York Agents-Dusonraill any 13111430-
01011 NATIONAL BANN.
Pall Wheat
Barley 30 82 85
Spring ViTheat... ...... 75
Oats 21 26
Peas - 53 55
Butter, tubs and rolle- „ 14 15
Eggs per dozen.. - ...... 17 00
Flour per barrel.... ...... 5 50 00
Potatoes ... ...... .,...... 36 00
Hay per ton. ...... . • .... 7 00 8 00
Pork . . 5 00 540
Hides per lb ... . .. ...... 2 8
Salt per bbl., retail.-- 1 25 00
Sheep skins, each 60 1 00
Wool, per tla 18 20
33E1....9.F0=3/1 WCA.M704=7231i1'S..
75 82)
Fall Wheat 75
Spring Wheat 75
Oats 24
Peas 53
Barley 80
Potatoes ', 35
Butter, per lb 14
Eggs, par dozen 17
Apples, per bushel 30
Hogs, dressed 5 00
Beef 4 50
Hay 7 00
W ood, per cord 2 50
40
Sheepskins, eaoh
82
82
20
55
85
40
16
00
35
5 40
5 60
8 00
4 50
67
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ANTED, SERVANT GIRL
to come for a few hours each day.
Good wages. Apply to A.B., BORT Publish-
ing House.
1[4-101i. SALE. -A SPAN OF
▪ 11I11147 draught horses, warranted
eound. Will be Sold at a bargain. Enquire
ot F. 0.210010300, Brussels.
"fil STRAY STEER.-0AME ON
the premises of the undereigned, las
10 midi?, eon. so, Grey, about Nov, 17, a
grizzly gra y steer, The 0301(01 8001 have the
Immo by proving property and paying ex-
penses. MRS. B. BBOWM, Oranbrook, 9.0
244+
NOTICE TO DEBTORS. --NOT.
resin hereby given that all persons in-
debted to me Me requested 10 0011 and set-
tle aecouuts before December let, as after
that they will be collected through the
00aoluizt, J. MoNAUGHTON, M, Do 131010.10-
NOTICE,
TO DEBTORS.
All nutlet; indebted to the eatato of the
late Andrew Onrrie are requested to Bottle
tho same by the 28110 11103, After that date
all unpaid 8101800 30111 bo eolleeted by pro -
ease of 1a30. BY ORDER OF EXECTIT011 S.
Brussels, Oot, 15, 1881 14.31
}MESE MEETING. - THE
Annual Meeting of the Morris & Grey
011eese Manufacituring Co. will be had in
the Council Ohataba, Brustiols, en tionday,
Jan. 18th, 1800, all o'olock p. ra., to receive
the A.uditors' Report and to elect Directors
for the coming year. D. Kamm', floey,
UNDL1R-
signed is prepared to attend to the
killing sna dreaming of cattle, sheep or pigs
tor farmers or toeraspeeple workman.
like manner and at reasonable rates. Cord-
ate loft at A. Currie's butehor shot, will bo
premptIy attended to. DAN, moDONALD.
S2.4
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor and Convoyaneet. Collou- ,
Mons made. 011100-Yitionone'S Monk, 130110 •
eels.
able residence to rout. Also a reaping
machine for side, clmp. Apply to 11110.
W. SHIEL, la 3, o on. 0, Gray, Brussels P.O.
22-8111
FINEST BUILDING SITE
for a, residence in Brussels, containing
one are of laud nearly opposite Mr. F. 0.
Rogers' residence , is for sale at a bargain,
Apply to 30,041 Smotarn, 13rusesels, or to
JNO. HARGREAVES, Bor. Queen and Slui-
ce° streets, To route.
THE RESIDENCE OF J. R.
-a- Grant, 0101 811001, is offered for solo,
as the family -will remove to Winnipeg next
Spring. 000 318 stable used at 41115505(1 >17
Lott Bros., and a wall located building 100 on
Tel:ahem street just
paBodof the nostohoe
block. For aply tMRS. J. li,
GRANT. .
28-tf
QTRAYED FROM THE PREM.
ises of tho tindersignea,lot 27, 4th line,
Morris, about Max 24th, ayear Old steer. and
0,70533 old holler, ball 105 10 offior, 'narked
with ft cannintin pig ring in lower eldo of
right oar. Any information leading to their
rO��voiylYill bo thattkfully received,
234 1,38, 1M. (3,133314130,81050021013,0,
EBB WANTED, -
Tenders will he rocsoived by the under.
signed for raising hie barn and 'stable and
putting Steno f °Initiation tuiderees,th, Ten -
aril will he reeelved for the whole Job or
tot 1130 01132001 3011oturpontor work soparets
My. rat particulars by applyiug on the
p rein ham, lot Si,. 0011, 4, Morrie,' To furore will
1,0 renoived up to January 10111, 1800, 141,1,
lowest or atly tender not occonearily ao.
cep tea. 20-2 JAB, DIINCAN,
ellina""
tlt' . S-ollsiNecita;OntinveViin'oer, Notary Pub.
lie, &c. 3 lormirth
of Rapport Drug Store. Private linage 30
L0011.
E. 'WADE,
1.4 • Barrister, Solieiter mid 'Notary Pub-
lic, Conveyancing, Collations and Loaning.
Mr. Wada will attend in Cottle every Wod-
outlay itt two o'clook,
VARA( FOR SALE. - BEING
Lot 12, Con. 10, township of Groy,
lemon Co. There aro 100 acres. 85 mans of
Which are aloaredanct in good state of culti-
vation. Ou the 101410 40 a stone house and
frame barn and frame stables, a good bear-
ing orohard and good well Of water, For
further partioulars apply to the proprietor
on the prornioes.
17-tt JOHN VINCENT, Brussels P. 0.
TANNERY FOR SALE.- THE
1 Brussels Tannery is offered for saki at
a bargain. In it is a, 10 h. p. engine and
8011, 31, boiler ,11 vats, 2 ourrytablee, 0 stoves,
good bark m111 and a full sot of tools, with
heating pipes to leaches &a There are
about 2 notes of laud in oonneotion with the
building. No tannery nearer than Wingham
or Listowel. 14811800 088,1. For further par-
ticulars, me to price, terms, &oapply at
V. TAN Posm Publishing House, Br20ee1e,
IOKSON & HAYS,
Matti with Garrow & Proullfoot, Gode-
rieh,) Barristers, Solicitors, Conveyancers,
dat. 0111aes-1srumels end Settforth, Ileus
eels Ogice,Rogers' Bloat, fit. Money
to Loau.
s, WYO. 111.3.1.331c.gfiett,
VIARM FOR SALE. -THE STIR
seaman offers his valuable 100 acre
farm , being lot 9, eon. 18, Grey Townehip,
Huron Co., for sale. There are about 00
soros cleared and in good heart. There is a
log house, good 401010 001110, beating orchard,
and all the miasma aonyenieneee on the
premises, For tootIlel particulars, as to
V/3Wei 3. PI CI, '6 aPelf tn; 311 ..5WPT j3.14t7o.
2-tf DoriGALD 6•4•BABAB., rsruseels.
cLOOD 100 ACRE FARM FOR
V_Jil Sams,- Being composed of Lot 19,
Oou, 0, Groy. There are 70 aoree cleared.
There is a frame house and barn and a good
driving house, also bearing orchard, well,
30. on the premises. 'no Maitland river
runs a few 7011110 1110(11 tho house. There is
some good rail timber ou the lot. Tho farm
lies between Oranbrook and Ethel and is
convenient to both plaaa, while Bruooets is
not far away. For full liartionlare apply on
the promises to ABM TINDALL, ('110311110.
10r, Ethel P. 0. 18.
A 11, TAYLOR, B. 0. L.
Barrister, Solicitor, &c., of the firm
of Taylor, Malulloup,li & Burns. 1111 ''--1010
Solicitor% &c., Manning Arcade, Toronto.
Money to loan.
A LEX. HUNTER,
.43- Mork of the Fourth Division Court,
Co Huron. Couve.ca.nuer, Notary Public.
Land, Loan and insurance Agcnt. Funds
invested and to 1,1330. C.,111 alone made.
Office in Graham's Block, 111'1
1"AR11 FOR SALE, BEING LOT
28, con, 0, Grey, oontaining 100 gimes, 15
acres elearecl. wider grass, and tho Dame°
timbered, About "Macros of dry land and
the balance eetter and black ash 00114101P.
T1100010 a log house on the promine. 30011
be sold env ory reasonable tetras as proprie-
tor 5000 1103 require the lot. For further par-
ticulate apply to BOST. MoDATICHIAN,
Otanbrook, P,0 AL/13. BGNTIllt, Thus-
set12a
'1113.1313 13013 SALE. -THE 1113-
J... Drammen offers for sale the north
oast quarte r of lot 28, oonoession 0, Starts,
Connty of Huron, containing 80 acres. The
land is of Drat quality end i a 0, high state of
Cultivation, Well Mimed and uuder-dratned,
es acres cleared Nav frame house, 8 rooms,
101114 house with concrete walls, 2 300110,
goodlitums and shod, orehard , eto, Eight
woe of fall wheat, This desirable property
adlolue the oornoration of Brussels, Suit-
able terns will be given, Title ported,
JAMES ORDTVE8,00anrethr, 2. 0.
811.
- .
000 FARM FOR SALE IN
Blatt% on reasonable 001•518. 10 order
to Mose the affairs 01 3120 tante of the late
W. G. flingston, the mcoeutors offer tho fin
lowing valuable lands for solei North
half ot L011 30, fitnicatigien
_l6TOlush
ip af
Morrie,containing 00 MiresOn tI\illaie
mama 1, good frame barn with sto ‘0 Mul.
catiOr,good orchard, well auiptitcp Near.
lyalleeaedy and to Mt OM gray rood
closeiy
'twining the village of Bruatude.
Tbis 111151 (0 a valuable ono, is well fenced
was in a goad stew of oultivation, Foe
Tindall and tonna apply to 141500. ItlilifSfY,
1410150818 13, 0,, Mons, J.:Ammo, Vietotta
Some 83,0,, 0,11011(100010110, 1 r o
1,, o tiiicietax countv,
BUSINESS etV.a&
—
rtlIESSMAIUNG'• OVER, MRS. ,
A.../ Emu's store, tlitiSliS b.31 11,13(30?
NAUGHTON.
NV H. MoORA.CKEN,
at 11031 4rgeg.,°Vtitilliiegg:g:(t,1).Bliss?)T°
R. Tonstmial Artist. Shop -Next door
eouth of A. Id. MaBay & 0018 1 aril ware store.
Ladies' andenlictron'S hair onAiim pocialty
5.003 aboiee-ntook of cigars kept.
N. BARRETT,
MoNAIR,
. of Marriage Licenses, by
appointmeut of Lient,-(iovernor, Commie- .
sioner, &a, Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Disuranoo Co. 033010 at the Ormibrook
Post 00.100.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
IN01211011030,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
DRESSMAKING.-
The undersigne,'l desires to intimate
to the ladies of Brussels and surrounding
oolintry that she is fropared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop-Upetairs, ono door north
of Walter jaoksou's hardware store
30- MSS SAIPLII,
ATISS M'COLL & MRS. CARSON
1.1.5. have started a first-class Dress and
Mantle Making Shop over intim:Ilan Bros.'
store. As Mrs. Carson nuts by tho boat
Amorioan Tailor System and has worked in
140110010 101' 0.11>11005011 of years a porf eat fit
and good satisfaction iegunsanteed. Parties
who aro good sewers taught to out and fit in
a few days. ta-Apprentioes wanted,
AUCTIONEERS. •
(.....1EORGE KIRKBY,
.1/4.J1 Licensed Auctioneer. Sales uonduot-
od on reasonable tame. Farms and farm
stook s. speoialty. Orders loft at Tun P OsT
PublishingHouse,Bru seals, or sent to Walton
P, 0., will r000B/13 prompt attention.
ARAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, 10 always ,roady to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stook, &o. Terme
cheerfully given. Oranbrook 9, 0, Sala
may bo arranged at Tare Poe m Publishing
Rase, Brussels
DENTAL.
=I =NT= =4,-M• 1
G. L. Ball, 21.13.0, Name Oxide Gas ail.
ministered for the Painless Extraotion of
Teeth. 74 080110111 818083 Eat, Tonotrro.
30=113'.2, TOT 1
W. J. Fear, 0. D. S., Graduate of
Toronto Sohool CV Dentist(3y. All
operations guaranteed. larArtitioial
teeth, drat quality,,and a guaranteed
0t,40r S12.00 per sot. Oilloo-Caur's
Btoba, Snaseivril,
1)1M NT I SUL`
sx.4.72313x), 80,
Honor Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Burgeons, Toronto. Nitroo Oxide GAR
adminietated for the Paiuless 91xtraotion of
tooth. Office -
Dam NORTP 00 BAER, PRIDISELs;
MEDICAL CARDS.,
vErkt. F. GALE, M.D., (3.13.,
v v Member of the College of Phystolan
and Surgeons Of Ontario by examination •
Oilloo and rioaidenoo -Mein etroot East, 7
Ethel,Clatatio.
TA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
. 01(11., 11. DCBOBt111411, 11.I. 0,
S. Ont. At Popper'e mug store from 030
11:90 35,111, and from 1:8310 4 p. 011, .At othor
home may be found 03 1,15 residence
007 00011131.00. by Tir, Ilittehineon, Mill at.
VETERINARY.
J130, 13, NVARNVI01<, V. 8,,
sstT0010S8012 3130 11
' W. 0111111114_,V.11;),
Gramiato and HonoraryFellOW of tintano
Votertuftrf COlIegc, will ho pleased to ex.
unfree wit 1 the greatest earo Out 3(00150'
0)041148 0101 13 tiny 00000 entrasted to hie
charge, °sine and infirmary..-0,11v,on1s 013
eland, doors berth (11 1)1343(3 bridge, 0.tirilberrY
ea, Brussels.