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y• 4 against Wm. Anderson, of Wingbam,in
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.ze ,, ';Sou s i the latter town on Wednesday evening.
Anderson won. The other two skated
At the L'rMe8els P11,11 Show thio 201 utiles each.
CAuhivAL. -.Circ first carnival of thio
1 season will be held on Friday evening Of
this week (weather permitting) in the
Maitland rink, Prizes aro offered for
costume, racing, ,to. Tho Brunets Baud
will be in attendance.
Rev. S. SELIAMY, 13, A„ B. D., preset'.
ed miesionary wantons in Wingham last
Sunday. 11fr. Leatherland, of Seeforth,
occupied the pulpit of the Methodiet
churoh in this place and preached two
thoroughgoing sermons.
Horse and lot for sale in Brussels
West. Good stable and well on the
premises, also any quantity of small
fruit and a few young fruit trees, A
bargain if sold at once. For information
apply at TBE Posx Publishing House,
TUE"hay syndicate" (composed of A.
J. Lowick, S. W. Laird and J. '1`, Roes)
brought a load of bay to town last Mon-
day from the Donald MoLanohlin farm
that weighed three tons and fifty pounds.
Th0y purohaeed 20 or 30 tons of hay at
the solo at $4 per ton.
BOB BnuDEPTE was a philosopher, a
Christian and a friend of the down trod.
den when he said :—"God wasted mud
when he made a man so meas as to tell
Mae postmaster to return his paper mark.
e9 "Refused" when he owes two or three
years subscription."
Wetzel/mum AND Deneex .—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all 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 Turnberry et., Brussels. 43.tf
Tunexe.—Will you kindly convey my
sincere thanks to the kind friends who,
through Miss Minnie Hart and Miss
Annie Seal, made me a present of a.
pretty high-ohair, which I neither ex-
pected nor deserved. It was a pleasant
surprise and I thank them most heartily
and will thank you also if you pat this in
TBE Pose. I remain, my dear sir, yours
truly, LACE& ELMAsm Howie.
Goon.—Last Wednesday's Toronto
Globe says of a person well known in this
locality :—A. M. Taylor has returned
frum a six weeks' visit to New York
and Boston. He succeeded in selling his
new book, "Emerson : His Mestere and
His Critics,' to Lovell & Co, for $3,000,
retaining else a royalty. An edition will
be published in London at the same time
as the American edition.
A OBN7'LEMAN called at Tum PosT Pub.
liehing Hoose on Tuesday of this week
and paid five subscriptions for 1890.
Four of the above are going to his four
sons, in Manitoba and Outeri°, respec-
tively. A. few visitors like this would
soon boom a newspaper. A friend in
Flint, Mich., in remitting his subscrip-
tion for TEE POST says "Please conbinna
as we would be very lonely without it."
)1ARK,E Wonme.—Messrs. Cochrane
Johnston, of Durham, were in town last
Wednesday. They have leased the stone
building lately occupied by Chas. Hol-
land as a carriage shop nod about April
1st will open up business as marble ent-
ters. They will deal in monuments,
tomb stones, &c., and ask intending pur.
chasers to ascertain their figures before
planing orders elsewhere. As both mem-
bers of the firm are preotical men there
is no doubt that they will do a large bud -
noes. There is a good opening for a
marble cutter here and TBs Pose iespeake
a large share of patronage to Messrs.
Cochrane & Johnston.
TIE ORGAN QOEsrION.—As there has
been considerable trouble hero lately
about the Doherty Co'y holding liens on
the organa tbat Mr. Veal sold here, and
as the public might think that we all bay
them the same way I have sent and got
this certificate from D. W. Karn & Co.,
of Woodstook :
Woodstock, Feb. 95111, 1893,
"This la to certify that B. LEATEE19D.O5,
or Brueeels, purchases 1315 Organs from as
out madam and we hold no lets or claim on
said icetrumente after being purobased by
R, Leatherdale. Parties purchasing organs
from him are perfeoti3 safe and we would
recommend any person requiring an organ
to purchase from him, as we consider him
thoroughly reliable ,as we have proven to be
the case, having done business with him
for years. D. W. EARN dr CO."
MIssio sex Mmes.—The Missionary
report of the past year, for the Canada
Methodiet church, shows that the follow-
ing amounts contributed towards this
fund were as follows : Goderich, North
St., 3389, and Victoria 139., 378 ; Clinton,
Rattenbnry St., 3451, and Ontario St.,
3280 ; Seaforth, $282 ; Holmesville circuit
$205 ; Bayfield circuit, 369 ; Varna cir-
cuit, 3100 ; Hansell circuit, 377 ; Heneall
North oircait, 3141 ; Dungannon, 3215 ;
Nile, 3117 ; Benmiller, $182 ; Wingbam,
3144 ; Wroxeter oirouit, 2120 ; Enamels,
$92 ; Walton circuit, 3131 ; Londeeboro'
circuit, $188 ; Blyth circuit, $146 ; Aub-
urn circuit, 3193 ; Belgrave circuit, $72 ;
Bluevale, 376 ; Exeter, James St., 3868,
and Main St., $211.
MAOEerearee.—The boys interested in
the racket at the Army settled with the
officers and paid the oosts, They will
not get off ae easily if the annoyance is
repeated.—R. L, Taylor and M. M. Car
diff appeared before A. Hunter, R. Gra-
ham, Ino. McCrea and Wm. Spence J.P'e,
in answer to information laid by F, S.
Soott, bailiff of the 4th Division Court,
for the unlawful removal of goods in bis
possession at Ethel. The witnesses pall-
ed wero F. S. Scott, J. Burton and son
and James Ross. E. E. Wade conducted
the case for the plaintiff and R. L. Tay-
lor took charge of the defenoe. After
hearing the evidence the bench decided
thnt a naso was established and they will
oonsequently have to appear at Goderich
for trial.
Tun 83ni Ilunoo.—The annual report
of the Department of Militia has been
distributed. In the report of Lieut. Col,
Smith, for Military District No. 1, the
strength of the 33rd Batt, in camp feet
year is put at 29 officers and 808 men,
these figures being exceeded in that camp
only by the 30th Wellington Rifles. The
following special mention is of particular
interest: "The Infantry regimente turn.
ed out fairly well, but in many CMOS the
physique was defective. The 80th, under
l,ieut,•Colonet Clarice, and the 33rd, under
Lieu6,.Colonel Coleman, were relatively
the beat Infantry corps, both as to num.
hers and as to physique. Tide superior.
My is, to a great extent, accounted for
when it is atatod thee the counties from
Which they are respectively drawn, Wel-
lington and Huron, make an allowance of
25 conte a duty to each officer', N. 0. 0.
and man, in addition to the Government
pay. Thie local aid T entirely dieapprove
of, on principle ; yet these examples ghees
What may bo done by means ee a little
additional amino."
year 1 purpose again giving
q)rizes for the Bost Oakes
and Biscuits made with
az amass BARING POWDER,
if you have not used our Baking Powder
( would lite you to try it. We would
caution yoi against using any of the
*heap baking powders, which contain
alum. Sf you get a cheaper powder than
ours it is simply because it 13 made of
some inferior material. Alum should
never he used in articles of food, We
aan 3Ol1 you uur l'otvder in any quantity
ae we peep it always in bulk.
Hanefactured and for Sale 111 Brussels
--only by ---
G. A. DEADMA.N,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
l.ut":)1L-3,5 1:xTENsioN W. u. R• 11.
Trains 1,ece Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows ;
GOr5G 000111. (loom •NOR7n.
Afaa........... 6:53 u.m, I Mined... _9:20 a.m.
Express. _11:45 a.m. J Mall 800 pan.
Mixed . ,.,... 8:55 p•m. Express ....,9:45 p.m.
.Qfi1� Ii.thhS tem%.
A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll print it.
Hous. Fair next Thursday.
linemen cheap at MoCraoken's.
Heuer Vele has gone to Ridgetown.
Cormcn, meeting next Monday evening.
Miss Maar Cana is visiting in Tor-
onto.
BAND concert on Friday evening of
mixt week.
Muse Elam HILT, spent Sunday in
Wingbam.
CLovEa and Timothy seed at Mc.
°recken's.
Rev. S. Joxss preaches at Belgrave
next Sabbath.
MRS. Amax. IIONTER went to Toronto
on Wednesday.
Mns. J. W. 'SEMI. is removing to To-
ronto this week.
J. T. PEPPER and wife were visiting in
Bluevale last Friday.
Tnos. Glee goes to Seattle, Washing-
ton Territory, next week.
A raw flour and feed store is one of
the probabilities for Brussels.
Wtr. H.tznrnee le visiting his sister,
Mrs. Frank Uren, at St. Catharines.
Rev. 11. Pere preaches at Teeswater
next Sabbath for Rev. W. W. Sperling.
Mns. A. PEINoir, of Bellfountains, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Fair-
field.
Fon sale, cheap, two sets second hand
single hainees at I. C. Richards' harness
shop.
ST. LkoN.—
Fresh barrel received. Dozens are us-
ing it. See testimonials. A. GOOD.
Ox Friday evening of this week a
Farmer's Ball is announced at the Town
Hall, Brussels.
Mas. HAneuEtr a and grand -daughter
ba,ve gone to Toronto for a visit to rela-
tives and friends.
W. Courrs officiated us precentor in
Melville church last Sunday. Ile is an
applicant for the position.
Sxancn9N Bees., merchants, have die.
solved partnership. The business will
be managed by A. Strachan.
Mrs; MAar SAMPLE and Miee Lizzie
Maunders are attending the millinery
openings in London this week.
BEV. F. Sw'Axy, of Monkton, will preach
lathe Brussels Methodist church next
4unday morning and evening.
Mas. Goan, of Mitchell, is in town
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Konig, wlro
has been sick for a week or two.
Mogruir horse fair in Brussels on
Thursday of next week. If you have
horses to sell being them to thio fair.
WM. BL.utmLL is asking for tenders for
the erection of a brick block on Turn -
berry street. That looks like business.
A ascan smile lights up the counten-
ance of N. F. Gerry since Tuesday night.
He now speaks of "my wife and daught-
er."
D. McGILLxcuoT, of the Goderich Sig-
nal, has been on the sick list for several
weeks. We hops he is "on deck" by this
time.
Mns. E, E. Wens is prepared, to give
instruction in Frenolr. Full particulars
ratty be ascertained by applying to Mrs.
Wade.
Mies HOBOBrrves is visiting in Paisley.
liar place as organist in St. John's
aleurch was filled by Mime Abraham 'eat
Sabbath.
Rev. Jim. Roes, 13. A., was at Wing.
time on Thursday and Friday evenings
aeaisbing Rev. Mr. MoQnarrie in special
gerfalcon.
House and lot for sele or to rent.
Centrally located. Good well, garden,
stitble, &c. Apply at THE Pose Pnblish-
iet House.
Meerxone end Dakota is once more the
sokjeot of conversation on our streets.
A.number from this locality talk of emi.
grating this Spring.
Foua'rn Division Oourt was held in the
Town Hall on Thursday of this week
before Judge Doyle. A number of the
cages were adjourned.
W. A. Ouxntcx expects to leave Brus-
sel') for British Columbia next week,
He goes with relatives bone Clinton who
purpose eettling there.
J. J. Greeter has opened an office for
his implement, organ and sewing machine
business in Jno. Somerset's building, just
south of the Town Hall.
Bertem.is in trunks and valises. Just
to hand a large stook of those articles.
We carry the largest stock and sell the
Chea)1emt in town. L 0. lttonAnns,
I2 is stated that W. M. Sinclair hoe
purchased the Vacant lot south of P. C.
Rogers' from John Wynn and intents
erecting aresidence next grimmer, It ie
a Rue lactation.
J. Drumm, m, of l'ortageda•l'rairie, Mau.,
was visitieti friends in town last week.
It is said the prospective Mrs. Brown is
a resident of Brussels. We expect to
obroniolo tbt marriage before next fall.
A Croditoti eorresponclent wr Des:—
Rev. Brant Bowie, the blind lecturer,
will deliver a eou18e of throe 10090108 on
"I)itlsstine and the Mebrews," March 4th,
5t11 arid 6elr, in the'Germrtn ohttroh here.
1105,1', 't'I10518031of r3reesele, and (leo.
Tv,.,,, of Givatorth, allot"dao mho vaso
1t3Fi ti 55,i", t,.S rQ5'1'
LECTURE.' --A lecture will bo given in
Melville choral), tinder the euspi058 of
the Y. P. 0. A., on Monday evening of
next week, Mareli 3rd, by the Rev. J. L
MurrayM. A., of JCincardiuo, on "A
recent European tour," The following
ie a eummary of his lecture i—Tho At.
lands voyage ; entry into Giaegow by the
Clyde ; from Glasgow to London, the
metropolie of the world; its prominent
places and some of its famous speakers ;
London to Paris ; the Exposition, Eiffel
Tower end other sights; Prem Paris,
through Switzerland, to Italy ; Mount
Cenie Tunnel; home of the Waldenses ;
Tourin ; Go11o5 ; 1'rea, with its wonderful
loaning tower; Imperial hone, with the
Vatican, St. Peter's, the Coliseum, the
Appian 'Way, Pilate's Staircase, the
Tiber, the ilL nnnorline Prison, dc. •
Naples ; Mount Vesuvius ; Pompeii and
its magnificent coins; Florence; Venice,
with its streets of water, Ilgoudolos,Bridge
of Sighs and horrible old prison ; Geneva,
Milan,
Como, &c., &c. Music will be
furnished by the choir of the Association.
La,.tere beeline at a (neuter to eight.
Calved -1G Ncvvee-
Solne thirty soul stole a barrel of
whiskey from an Orwell farmer's wagon
in the St. Thomas market, on Saturday.
A child of Douglas Wilson, of Quebec,
was killed by a fall of snow and ice from
the top of a house while the child was
Owing is a sleigh below.
While chopping wood W. Walden, of
St. Thomas, was Tait on the forehead by
the axe which oanght in the clothes line.
The wound required several stitohes.
George Anderson, an employee of the
Cochrane Rauch Go., of Fort McLeod,
N.W,T., was the guest of Chas. Mudding
at Belmont recently. He is now on his
way home from Montreal, having brought
512 head of cattle from the ranoh, mak-
ing two trains of 15 oars eaoh. The cat•
tle was gold for $91.37 eaoh, netting the
handsome sum of 346,781.44. Mr. And-
erson gives a good account of the North-
west.
Saturday morning about 100'olook Mrs.
George Evans. of Hamilton, was
out shopping with her infant daughter.
While in a grocery at the corner of Fer-
guson avenue and Wilson street, she left
the little one in the baby buggy on the
sidewalk at the door. A Moet of wind
started the buggy, and it rolled down the
street until it oaree in contact 'with the
grocer's delivery Horse, which was tied to
a poet. The carriage upset and the little
one was thrown out under the horse's
feet. The frightened animal began to
prance and kick, horribly mangling the
child with its hoofs. The horse kicked
away for nearly five minutes before the
little one was rescued, all bruised and
bleeding. Dr. Bingham sewed upa large
gash in the child's head and bandaged
the body, which was frightfully braised.
He is doubtful if the child will recover.
The father of tiro shill is Geo. Evans,
son of ex -Alderman Evans.
On Friday evening of last week at 6:30
the fire bell rang out the alarm, and at
that moment smoke was seen Matting
from the branoh book and stationary
store of M. J. Beam, north side of Queen
street, St, Marys. In a very few minutes
the hand and steam fire brigades were on
the scene and fought the flames manful-
ly, but without effect, as the building,
which was a frame one, was doomed.
The flames soon spread into the adjoin-
ing frame grocery store, occupied by J.
W. Broderick, and in a very few minutes
all hope of it wee abandoned. As the
buildings on either side of the burning
ones were brick and stone, the fire was
confined to those two, which were soon
consumed. Both parties will lose heav-
ily, as they were only partly insured, A
Lamp explosion was the cause of the fire.
Whale the fire was in progress a teem of
horses became unmanageable and ran
against a plate glass window belonging to
D. McLaren, merchant tailor. The win-
dow is a total wreak. Loss partly cover.
ed by insurance.
330RN.
BEn9Ann.—In Morrie, on Feb. 24bh, the
wife of Mr. Tbos. 13. Bernard, of a
son,
GRnar.—In Brussels, on February 25111,
the wife of Mr. Noble F. Gerry of a
daughter.
WALxea. In Brussels, on February 209h,
the wife of Mr. Joseph Walker of
a daughter.
MCDONALD.—Ab Strathdonald, Goderich,
on Tuesday, Feb. 25th, the wife of
Mr. D. McDonald, of a daughter.
Hoor e--Genote—In Morris, on the 19th
inst., by Rev. I. 13. Wallwin, Mr.
Robert Hoover, of Wawanoeh, to
Mise Mary Gibson, of Morrie.
HAMILTON—FEaaoeoN.—On the 19th;net„
at the residenoe of the bride'a father,
803 Fourteenth street, Buffalo, N.
Y. by Rev. J. L. Franklin, Mr. T.
L. Hamilton, of Scott's Bank, Lis-
towel, to Nellie, only daughter of
Mr. Robt. Ferguson, formerly editor
of the Listowel Banner.
ATF i n.
SoaDLErT.—In MoKillop, on Feb. 22nd,
Samuel Scarlett, aged 72 years, 8
months and 12 days.
Snonnrcz. —In Morris, on February 25th,
Maggie, daughter of Wm. Sholdioe,
aged 16 yeers and 12 days.
A't7'CTIOST
MONDAY, MAnou loan.—High grade
stock, on lot 20, con. 14, MoKillop. Salo
commences at 1 o'olook. John D. Selo.
bens, prop. Geo, Kirkby, auct,
FRIDAY, FED. 28Tu.—Farm stock, im-
plements, 10., on 109 10, con. A., Turn.
berry. Sale commences et 12 o'olook.
Duncan McPherson, prop. Geo. Kirkby,
auct.
Wisinuseev, Merton nen.- Farm stock,
implements, &c. lob 5, con. 11, Grey,
Sale commences at 11 o'clock a. no, sharp,
Lunch at noon, Wm. Bishop, prop,
Geo. Kirkby, ane,
$1T.T3•e80 m m S.2Ame=es Tm.
Fall Wheat 711 80
Spring Wheat 75 80
Barley ........
83 37
Oats 24 37
Peas 58 54
Butter, tube and rolls,. 14 15
Eggs( per dozen 12 00
Flour per barrel 5 0 00
Potatoes 30 85
May per 6 00 6 50
Pork „ ..., . 4 75 5 10
hides per ib., .. 2 2i
Salt per bbl„ retail1 25 OU prines and terms apply t0. T1108. Ka30i3r,
hoopekino,eaoh,....,GO 1 00 3rusroal0P.O1T34Vcro3: 1,;Ma;1n Tmd:n
i, Is. 0 O„ n S ,. t 1
' Whig, per lb. 18 20 le 0 eliddloGxCountr.
IRE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GI) BAY FOR SALE.--
Will deliver At gtmntitlae to suit pur.
ohueer, T. PEPPER, Lot 5, Con. 0, Grey,
ti OUAD LOT FOR
m+ M13EarketNstreet, easy ferule, Por
pertiaulers emill to ldree P, V. atsNTnottea3
33.1if or W. F. VANSTONE, Brunets,
BOOK POS'L'ING WANTL+'D.—
Businose tion, or ot''.em, requiring
their books posted up !matte aud correctly
aan have the,d done. Apply at this 011loo.
F R E N 0is Ii va AfS forming n 111b
aes
for instructions in French, to bo boll twice
a week et her reeltlduce. Terms made
know u on upplloat:on. 55-
L,i,TA&Iii rro GoJ 1 IE
AJ Louvee Brussels every morethg instead
el peening, as formerly, and returue from
Genie in the evening. This rulo will bo ad-
hered to until farther notice.
S WALSH, Proprietor.
J, OTIC10f
111
Notice is hereby given that the outstand-
ing ancouuta due We Into firm of Hayorott &
Turnbull, Brussels, must be settled by o110'
ersoob or 0000 forthwith. The books are
at Dickson & Hays' Office, and they are au.
thorirod to giyo roeelpls for loonies lurid. 14-
ri1ENDEB WANTED.—
Tenders wanted for building a Two -
Storey IS Dalt Hotel at .Ethel, Pians and
specifications may be seen at 3, Burton's
any time after March 1st. Lowest or any
tender not nem:mm.1ly accepted,
Ethel, Feb, 25, '00. 33.2 J. BURTON.
NO1CXC.)L+' f
TO DEBTORS.
A11 parties indebted to the estate of the
late Andrew Currie are requested to settle
the same by tho 28th inn. After that date
all unpaid olaims will be collected by pro.
case of law. 13Y OR11E3 OF uxuot TUBS.
Brussels, Oot.15,1889. 14-tf
I ' RESSMAKING.—
Tho undersigned desires to intimate
to the ladles of Brussels and surrounding
001a9ry that who is prepared to attend to
all erders intrusted to her. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop—Up-stairs, ono door north
of Walter Jackson's hardware store,
90- MISS SAMPLE.
f I IARTARIAN OATS FOR SALE.
A. —Tho cubeorlbor offers ere bushels of
Blank 9. arterial' Oats, grown from seed im.
ported from Scotland, for We. They are
perfectly pure and clean, and yielded over
e0 bushels per acre. Also a quantity of
°loan six -rowed Barley, and a lot of good
Spring Wheat grown from the old lied Fife
and from Manitoba Red Fife wheat. Prices
moderate. 33- DAVID MILNE, Ethel.
TENDERS WANTED 1
Tenders wanted for toe erection of a Brick
Store en Turnberry St., Brussels, separately
for atone work, brink work and wood work.
Tho party tendering for wood work to furn-
ish material for fronts, doors, frames and
sash. Tenders recoiv ed up to April 100,1609.
Plans and specifications and alt particulars
needed may be seen or had at W. BLASH-
ILL'S BButchsrrr Shop, Brussels. 31.1
PATE NTSCaveats, Re -issues and Trade Marks enured and all oth.
er patent cansas in the Patent Ofliee and
before tho Omuta promptly and carefully at-
tended to. Upon receipt of model or sketch
of invention, 1 make careful examination,
and advise as to pateutobility free of charge.
Fees moderate, and I make no charge anises
patent is secured. Information advice and
Ennio' references sent on application. J.
R. LITTELL, Waehlugton, D.O., U,8, Patent
Office. n5
REAL ESTATE.
T..('IARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN•
penme-ran has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, ca87 terms, in Townships
of Morris and Gray. F. S. SCUTT, Brussels.
87.01.
'WARM FOR SALE. ANY PER.
8014 wanting a good farm of 300 aaree in
the township of Morris,3 miles from Bros.
eels, on the moat reasonable terms, will get
a bargain by applying at once to J. M.
O'CONNOR, Fire Insurance dgeut, Brussels,
or ebe proprietor, G. A. PERRAM,3Petrolea,
n.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
in the Village of Ethel. Than is an
acre and a quarter Oland and upon it is a
good frame dwelling, stable, &o., the proper.
ty of the late Mire. Walter 00,501ook. The
lot Jewell situated on the bank of the Malt.
land river. For price, terms and further
par90ilats apply oute DAVIppD? HEIIto
DERSON.
FARM FOR SALE. — BEING
Lot 12, Con. 10, towuehlp of Greq
Huron Co. There aro100 acres, 95 acres of
which are cleared and in good state of culti-
vation. On the farm4s a stone house and
frame bare and frame stables, a good bear-
ing orchard and good wall of water. For
furtherpartiaulers apply to the proprietor
on the premises.
17-tf JOHN VINCENT, Brussels P. O.
L1ARMFOR SALE.—TEIE SUB-
-12 SCRUM offers his valuable 100 acro
farm,bniuglot 3, eon. 13, Grey Township,
Huron Co., for sale. There aro about 50
aereecleared Rodin good Dar& There is a
log house, good bank barn bearing oi'ohard,
and all the necessary oonvenienoee on the
premises. For further particnlare, 60 to
Drioe,terms, etc„ apply to the Proprietor,
TH08.HISLOP, Clare P, 0., N.W.T.. or to
2-tf ,DOUGALD 8TRA0HAN. Brueeels.
FARM FOR SALE,—THE UN.
cloreigned offers bis 100 tare farm,
being North half Lot 80, (Jon. 8, Morris, for
sale, There aro about 75 mares cleared and
under anitivation. On the premises are a
geod frame house, bank barn, good orobard
and other necessaries. Only 99 miles south
of Brussels on the gravel road. For further
partioulars, as to prise, 90., apply to the
proprietor on the promisee,
30.6x J, PYBUS, Hex 190, Bruseels P, 0.
j"ARM FOR SALE, BEING LOT
33, eon. 5, Grey, containing 100 acne, 13
mires cleared, under grave, and the balance
tlmbored. About Macros of dry land and
the balaoOo coaar and black ash swamp.
There is a log house ou the promisee. Will
be sold on cry reasonable terms aoproprie-
tor does not require the lot. For furthertlar-
ti0ulars apply to ROB'I', AioLAUGHLIN,
Ordnbrook, P.O. or ALEX. HUNTER, Bros -
eels. 12
1�.i1ARM FOR SALE.—TUE UN.
JDEn8tGNmn offer; for sale the north
coat quarter of 1o628, concession 5, Morris,
County of Huron, containing 60 acres. Tho
land is of first q9uality and In a high state of
Cultivation, well fenced and uuder.tlrab)ed,
:O acres cleared. New frame house, 8 rooms,
milk house with eonaxet° walls, 'l voile,
good barns end abed, orchard, etc. Bight
scree of fall wheat. This desirable property
°MMus the corporation of Bronchi, Suit-
able to11110 will be given, Title perfect.
;JAMES GRRIEVE Owner,
3e. GRIEVE,
P.O,
N�••t(r•OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
\Jt Morrie on reasonable terms. In order
to Mom 9130 affairs of the estate of tiro late
W. 0.filagatou,the executoreoffer the fol-
lowing valuable lands for solo North
half of Lot 30, Ooneesoiou 5 Township of
Morrie containing 00 a0008. (1n tide lot is
erected a good frame born with atone foun-
dation,good orchard, well duel pnnnp. Near•
le ail cleared, and 10 on the grave road
aloesly
adjoining t110 Village of Brna6oia.
let !j 8 farm is avnluablo 0(10, f9 wall Mena
and in a good state el oultivatlau. ler
FBEBTJARY 28, ilk40,
COLONIST TRAINS'Pe Pepper's �-- Alwttysask for ;:---•
,.a,
F �PePsP erfect Pillet
Through. Cott chore
KINCARDINE to TORONTO,
-Tlvemeee To.
MANITOBA, BRITISH COLUMBIA.
DAKOTA, ETG"
IIIA tCII 1 Ith and 25th
APRIL SIJI and 2211d
TICKETS. TICKETS. TICKETS.
ria C;r.T.R. or C7.1:'•IZ.
-to any Point in -
MANITOBA, BRITISH COLUMBIA
AND 0Y,LSsslN(:TaN 'O'J1RIMITOR3',
-or your choice of routes-
-7=A. CxTMCR.C+C an,3 tiro
GREAT AM ERIOAN RAILROADS
To all Points WEST and EAST.
TX3R0'VGI--I TIC=17TC
-and your -
Baggage Checked THROUGH[ from
i31i,U4"410LPw le PATION
COMFORTABLE CHAIR CARS AND
SLEEPERS OBTAINED
Wilhont Exlra Charge.
For full information apply to
T. r+LBTCFIER,
Town Agent for D.T.U. at Telegraph Office
ERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE.
For terms and other particulars ask for
circular at my Drug and Book Store. Should
you
Ito pay ah to s high finer 018oaccordinpre-
mixedo
milking qualities of their daces.
50.11mbe G. A. DEADMAN,Brusoels,
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
IN THE SURROGATE COURT AU' THE
COUNTY OF HURON.
In the matter of the Estate of THOMAS
CARDIFF, late of the Township Gf
Grey, in the County of Huron,
Fanner, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given Pursuant to the pro-
visions Of the Revised Statutee of Ontario,
chap 110, that all auditors andotbers having
claims against the estate of Thomas Cardiff,
late of tho Township of 00834, in the Couuty
of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died on or
about the nth day of January, A.D. 1890, in
the township of Gros' aforesaid, are request-
ed. to send by poet, prepaid, or to deliver to
Mark E. Cardiff or to Hoary Mooney• the
Executors of the bust wit and to8tamont of
the said Thomas (lardlit, d000ased, at Bros.
sets, or to the undersigned, on or before the
ern day of March, A.D. 1800, their names
and addresses with full particulars of their
claims. A nil notice is hereby given that af-
ter the said last mentioned date the said
E xecutora will proceed to distribute the ae-
sats of the said estate among the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to oho
claims of whioh they shall then have uotlee,
end that the said Executors will not ha liable
for the said agnate or any part thereof so
distributed to any person or persona of
whose claim or claims notice shall not have
been given as atoroaaid.
Dated. at Brussels February 10013, 1890.
BOIST. L. TAYLOR,
31,3 Soliailor fol' said Executors,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the Estate of 'WILLIAM
SUDDEN, Into of the Townehlp of
Grey, in the County of Huron, Farm.
el', !emend.
Pursuant to Revised Statutes of Ontario
1880, chapter 110, notice is hereby given that
all creditors and other persons having any
claims or demands against the estate of
William Sudgen, late of the Township of
Grey, in the Couuty of Huron, and Province
of Ontario, fawner, deceased, who died on
Or about the 15th clay Of May A.D. 1897, are
hereby requested W and by post, prepaid,
or deliver to James L. Darling, Bonin, r, of
the town of Lietovol, in the County of
Porth, solicitor tor tiro Executors of the said
deceased, ou or balm
THURSDAY, the Oth day of MARCH, 1800,
a statement in writing 1.f their names and
addresses and the full particulars of their
claims or demands and of tiro securitaoe, if
any, held by them and further take notice
that after the said 5th day of March A.D.
1890, the said noniron will proceed to die -
tribute tbo snots of the said deceased
amoug the parties entitled thereto, haying
regard only to sun claims of which notes,
bas been given as shoes required, and the
said executors will not bo liable for the said
anon, ar any ps rt thereof, so distributed to
any portion of whose claim notice shall not
have been received atthe time of the dig-
tribntion of the said aseote,
Dated at Listoweltbie 6th day of Febru-
ary A.D. 1590.
JAMES L. DARLING,
31-3 Solicitor for Exeoutore,
MORTGAGE SALE OF
VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY
In the Village of Brussels,
in the County of Huron.
Under and by virtue of the Power of Salo
ooutaiued in a certain mortgage (which will
be produced at the time of sale), there will
he sold by Publio Auction, at the Antennae
EoTat, in the said village of Bruesele, by F.
S. Scott, Esquire, Auctioneer, on
SATURDAY, the Sand day of HA55CII, A.D.
1890, at the hour of 1 o'clock In the
Afternoon, the Mowing property viz t
All and singular those certain parole or
tracts of land end premises situate, Iylug
and being in the village of Breesble, in the
County of Huron and Province of Ontario,
being composed of lobs numbers sixty-nine
(89) and fifty -throe (58) in the said village of
Brussels, ouch oontaiufng one-quarter of an
((aro of land, be the same Moro 00 loss, and
0,1130 being composed of the oast half of lot
number sixty-eight (OB), in the said village of
Breese's, and all that part of lot number
ninety env() a (071,in the 0010 village of Brus-
sels, lying to the ease aide of the westerly
boundary lino of oho east half of lot sixty.
eight (n5latoroeatd produced to the Southerly
aisle oflot ninetyesyeu (07). On the pro 1potty
is erected a comfortable largo frame 6.80011-
fugwe1l-
iugg hones, are and oue.half stories high,
with good cellar underneath, also a flret-
alaeo ram0 stable, almokt new, The house
le nicely and conveniently laid out, with
woodshed, a good well and cistern all under
oover.'Bhere is about one-11.111aoro of ground
gloated with Shade mud fruit trees, and also
a mega lawn suitable for tennis and other
games. The property will bo offered for
solo Wiled to a 006 t0140 bin.
Tonus.—efen per mut, of tho pure Ing°
money to be paid at time of sale, and the
balabce wltbin 19 diva thereafter, without
interest.
;for further particulars and conditions of
sale apply to
Meredith, Clarke, Bowes & Minos,
008330herch Ste Toronto, Vendor's Solicit-
ors; m' to W. At 31N GLAIR, of the said 5111 -
are of Psuescle, la air.'evnt, us-,(
Dated this rah dory of Vobreere, A.D. 18051 09,, 1
USE NO OTHER.
',r Shift Headache, Ulssiuese, Torpid 1,ivor
Constipation, Sallow Skin and
the Coinplexlon.
Prepared only b1'
. 'P. 1'°1I0V1011118,
ambit u,i,1 Druggist,
ort,tnA1t'M BLOCK, . 1055UN451(i.
BANKING.
i\l JNTOSI[ tC MaTAGGART,
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
Trasana.nt O. Geanaral 13cafz1el,ng
33ueis:oan,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian nod Milted States Drafts bought
and Bold.
Interest allowed on Deposits,
Oolleetions made on favorable ferias.
Oanalian Agents—MERC,OANT's BANK OP
OANA1)A.
Now York Agonte—InrronTt:ne AND TRAD-
ERS NATIONAL BANTN,
_LE.rAi AND 4,ONYEYANCit
p L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
£8. Solicitor and Conveyancer. Colin -
Nous made. 011loo—Vanstouo's Block, Brus-
sels. 51.5m•
T/ M. SINCLAIR,
Y v • Solicitor, Conveyancer, No tory Pub-
lic, en. Office—Graham's Block,1 door north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Prlvato Funds to
Loau.
LJE. WADE,
• Barrister, Solicltor and Notary Pub.
(lo. Conveyancing. Collections and Loaning.
Mr. Wade will attend in Gerrie every Wed-
nesday at two o'clock,
DICKSON & HAYS,
(Late with Garrow da Proudfoot, Gode-
rloh,) Barristers, Solialtore. Conveyancers,
.20. Olhoee—Brueeels and Soaforth. Brum
sele Office, Rogers' Block, Maio St. Money
to Loau.
n, 9. Wore. W. S. DICER on.
A. M. TAYLOR, B. 0. L, ^
Barrister, Solicitor, 00., of the Orn)
of Taylor, McCullough d Burne, Barristers
Solicitors, R°., Mean -lug Arcade, Toronto.
Money to loan.
A. HUNTRR
Clark of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron. COD veyauaor, Notary Public,
Land, Loon and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan, Collections made.
Unice in Graham's Block, Breseals.
BUM ,4 SS CA ole
DRESS,11.AKING OVER MRS.
Kmi'e store. MOM.; L.,ti 131. Ale.
NAUGHTON.
'/ II. MoORACKEN,
AAT
• Isetuer of Marriage Licensee. Office
at his Grocery, eurobor'ry street, Bruesol0.
7J . N. BARRETT, —..
1L• '1'oolorinl Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. Af. MoKay-d; Co's hardware store
Laches' and shildreu's hair cutting a t pooialty
1•sr4. choice stook of cigars kept.
A MoNAIR,
usurer of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commie -
Wooer, &c, Q.B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co. Office at the 0ranbrook
Poet Office.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
1080110(3014,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
NEW BARBER SHOP.—THE
undersigned desires to intimate to the
people of Brussels and ;surrounding country
that has opened a shaving and hair out.
Hug
found ready to attend to the wantssof the
public.91Gwork guaranteed.
LAIRD.
AUCT.ONELRS.
A • RAYMANN,
tend miles farms 15555 stook, ready
Terme
cheerfully given. Oranhrook P. 0. Sales
may be arranged at TIL,] POST Publiebing
House, Brussels.
GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer. Sales eoaduet-
edon reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stook a specialty. Orden left at TILE Poste
P ubliehing Hoose, Brussels, or gent to Welton
P. 0., wlll.reeoivo prompt attention.
HAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN-
en as an Auctioneer, I am prepared
to conduct sales of farm stock at reneouable
prices. Knowing the standing of no0ly
ear person I em inposition
v y p security to sell 10
on c marks and geG good when Gold
me a oath
Suti32a0tion guaranteed. COT0 Give
me o oNl. s2• 8, SCOTT.
DENTAL.
9%1NTXS3TFa '5
0. L. Ball, L. D. S. Nitros Oxide Gag ad.
minietered for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth, 74 Gerrard Street Beat, ToltoNTo,
F1 N'T 113 T1
W. J. Fear, L. D. S., Graduate of
Toronto School of Dentistry. All
operations guaranteed. SOr000ifisial
tooth, arse quality, and a guaranteed
at, for $12,00 per eat. Office-0Anm'e
BLoca,SsAeonTn.
Y3 NTXbe70!
f1. A. MARTIN..TL, 9, P.,
Honor Graduate of the Royal Oollogo of
Dental Burgeons, Toronto. Nitres Oxide Gall
administared for the Painless Extraction of
teeth. Oifioe--
I'0 cern DooIt Nolan cm BANK, BU MMEte,
MEDICAL CARDS.
WM. 3'. OALE, M.D., O. M.,T
ar th
'gather of e College lby exaMioat,tn
and 8urg(ops 5l Ontario try stamtn Neel,
Nene
aud Itosiilonae—A[alu street Easl,
T!/thol, outarin,
T A. MONATYGI-ITON, M, D.
V • 0, M,,.Ta R. (LP., Edinburgh, nl, 0. 1'
8, Ont, At Pepper's Drug Store from 0 to
11080 a. m, and from 1A0 to 4 U, m, At other
hours Maybe found at hie residence, form.
Orly 008upied by Dr, 19 ntohiu5oo, Mill et.
VETERINARY.
NO. D. WAI1WIC1.{, V. S„ _-
8. SU00ESgoI TO 9'. W. O'BRIEN, V,S,)
Graduate and HonoraryFelton, of Ontario`
Veterinary College, \3111 bo pleased to ex.
melee with the greatest onto and Irefee-
Menai sk111 any 00000 entreated to his
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