HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-4-18, Page 5APRIL 1$, 1890.
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Vsivxlt Sews,
K7 i'1t ue1)roti'It.
Masters Hernhl and George Wnodlred,
of Palmor.ttee, have be. n seendine a
feW weeks with their aunt, Miae Annie
Steele.
Rev. D. 13. Moline preached in Water-
down, near Hamilton, dining the heat two
Sabbaths, Rev, M. Thor:wen 000upied
the pulpit here.
A.tweed.
A sidewalk is talked of between here
and Newry. It is a popular topic
Mrs, .f. L, Mader was away ab Ham-
burg lain week attending the funeral of
Mr. eleder.'s nephew.
Mrs. Calder repreeeuted the Atwood
brauoh 1 the Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society at Hamilton last week
Rumour has it that a wedding will take
plana here before the mouth ends. We
won't give it away thou 11, George.
The auuual vestry meeting was held
on Tuesday evening of last week. Jae.
Longmire and Jas. Irwin :.ere appointed
ward me Wm. Bair, D. Heenilb•m, J.
A. Roo and R. K. Hall, sidesmen, and R.
K. LLill lay delegate to the Synod. It
Was decide(] Ir) ado t.the euvelope syetcm
oil contributing to church feuds.
tlu.•vtr 1i-
1ytr. t oPhereon'e brother is visiting
him et present.
Mr. aucl Mrs. Healey returned from
their trip on Thursday of this week.
David Bartley, of the w flour end
feed stere, Brussels, wail in town last
Sabbath.
Messrs. elePher on, Grey and Jnokeon
are improving their lots by building
femme.
Mr. Herbert, we are glad to any, is all
right again, though looking rather pale.
Aggie also ie fast improving.
The Literary •tooiety closed lest week
and their last meeting was a very in-
teresting one and well attended although
the night was very disagreeable.
Rev. Mr. MoQjuterrie, of Wingham,
preached a mist interacting and benefi-
cial eermuu in the se amour, of last Bab -
bath in the Presbyterian church.
On Sunday last, in the absence of Rev.
Mr. Wallwin, ear Young, local preacher,
from Clinton, ooaupied his pulpit and
delivered two good sermons, the subject
of the one iu the evening being "The
telegram from God,"
Sprmg, it seems, is really here. To
see the boys with their fishing -rode over
their shoulders is gnite cheery and their
sport has not boon in vain. for already
one trout. as well as many other filth,
has been caught. The farmers are at
their spring work and the land in and
around Bluevttle begins to show signs of
having seen the plow lately.
Heat neve. & Co. have repleeed the Ay I r:ICes".
Wheel which buret a tow weeks ago, with i Ploughing is all the go.
now eller tend the factory is Mein in Fall wheat 10 looking well, especially
full blest. The chair department line that on well drained land,
been got in running order, and there are I Angus Shaw was laid up for a while
now abnilt ninety hinds 0111003ad in the from a apt inflicted on one of hie feet by
f totory an4 ail ,are working full' ten' an Nee while chopping in the
Mere'ba„h.
ure' time,. Quite a gmtntity of maple sugar and
• mulossee was made during the past two
'll't i Is. weeks by the farmers on the 1411* and
10th acme.
Mise Maggie MoNair is at home from
the Queen Oily, We see glad to learn
that her health is improving lately,
though slowly.
Ylise Hannah Ball arrived home from
Toronto on 'Monday evening, where she
has been prosecuting her musical studies
for several months.
Wm. Bishop, of Boeehvilln, was here
last week. He has got quite comfortably
settled in his new home and thinks he
will like it very well. Russell Bishop
thinks of taking a poeitioe on the Grand
Trunk railroad. He ebould do well at
that kind of work,
The country roads which have been
simply "fourth!” for a long time, (neatly
all winter), are beginning to dry up nice-
ly now wi it the ine0Ming of Ane Spring
weather. Beautiful songs of spring are
once more heard on every hand, on trees
and bushes and fn the glen, and the
native rural Canadian orchestras are
mute more gratuitously rendering their
usual melodies in the evenings, ou all the
ponds and' streams in the land. All
nature seems to rejoice with the advent
of the waren, sunny, April days.
The egg duty proposed by the Ameri.
can is causing dismay here among the
farmers' wives. Tore is eomo talk of a
duty of five cents per dozen being levied
on all Canadian eggs, but it hasn't
passed the Senate y"t and as it is strong-
ly opposed in the U. S. by nearly all
cinemas except a few epeuulatore and
grocers, who are already enjoying en-
ormous profits in the egg trade, it is
hoped and expected by the thoughtful
ones that the measure will nob carry.
If it dons, the best thing the liens oan do
is to strike and cease laying. Hen fruit
is down already to 7 and 8 cents, and if
the proposed duty be put on, they will go
down to less than 5 cents per doze n.
Onr Connell have decided to send all
tramps to Goderieh jail, 1t is a good
idea for more reasons then One.
Some little speculation is engaged in
OA to who will emceed Rev. A. W. Tonge
as pastor of the Methodist ehnroh here.
The reverend gentleman referred to baa
done good work in hie three years now
closing. The names of Revs. Irvin,
Smith, 'l'or,eneo and Campbell have
been meltioeed but the questiomwill not
be get led eti' Conference, which meets
in June at Stratford.
Vie alton.
Ten miles a day in quite a tramp ?
Why does she do it?
Now that the roads are drying up
biovoling will become popular.
'There to some tall* of building w now
hall for the Foresters' Caaurthere. They
are preeporin . 1), O. Cl, R. Bhtebill, of
Brussels, paid us a visit lately.
Onr Methodist friends wi•1 be losing
their pastor this summer as bus three
t'ar'e term will expi sin dello. If energy
and ability are worthy of commendation
ileo. Mr. Torrance deserves a good ap-
pointment,
"Thou say" a wedding is on the tapie
in which Brussels will fernieh the bride.
groom and Walton the bride, We will
give you a hint of it again but the sago
advice •'11 is not good for than to be
alone" will likely give some person a job.
At the vestry meeting bele in St.
George's church on Easter Monday the
following of8ee-bearers were elected :—
Robert Ferguson, minister's warden ;
Win. 111. 'mith, peoples' warden ; Sao.
Hewitt and Adam Sholdioo, eideemen;
R. Ferguson, vestry clerk and delegate to
the Synod. Rev. W. T. Clulf presided
at the meeting. He is deservedly popular
in Walton.
Wi>i �lrntu.
Dr. J.11. ,lIacdonsld secured the sil-
ver medal at Ms recent medical exam.
, enation.
The contractor for the new town hall
'has men and teams at work, excavating
tor the foundation.
W. F Dulmage left Toronto for Regina
with two aur loads of horses Last week.
Ile does not expect to return for a
aonple of months.
R. M. Robinson, councillor elect for
Ward No. I, hes resigned his position on
amount of oontinood ill -health. A new
election will shortly bo held to fill the
vacancy.
Some person or persons' broke into the
town band room sometime between
Thursday and Monday of last week.
An entrance was made by breasting the
look on the door, the only damage
done was the cutting of the big drum
head.
The Wiugham Fire Brigade have ar-
ranged for the celebration of the Queen's
Birthday in Wingham on Saturday, the
2401 of May, on a grand scale. The pro.
gram will consist of a fireman's tocrna-
*nent, hose reel races, oalithampian pro-
cession, waterworks exhibition, fireman's
fighb, games, races and sports. Liberal
prizes will be given, the prizes for the
hose reel races being $60, g80 and $20.
Two bands will be in attendance.
The Advance says : Tommy, eon of
Chief Petbypieee, was badly bitten by a
dog last Friday. From what we can
learn the little fellow, who is only six or
seven years of ago, was playing with the
dog when it turned round and took hold
of him by the cheek, =Hug a very, ugly
wound. The dog, whish was owned by
S. Renb, jr., was a very fine animal of
the pointer breed and was well trained
to drawing a °hiid on the hand -sleigh.
The Chief ie satisfied that it will bite
nobody else, he having sent a bullet into
it from a revolver.
teeetslorth.
The cleotria light at present is not giv-
ing satisfaction.
John Bette ie purchased the Hogg farm
in McKillop containing 100 acres for the
sum of $7,600.
F. J. Ewing is to be congratulated on
the euooeesful examination he passed at
Trinity medical college.
The 000traatfor erecting the new fence
in front of the agricultural grounds has
been awarded to Mr. Little at $2.50 per
rod.
Dr. Scott has recently purchased a
ver handsome Shetland pony, whieb is
intended for the use of Master Hurry
Scott.
The football club is getting into shape.
Footba1i and lacrosse are the only two
games we can malts mush out of. We
are "rourers" at these two, however.
An lepworth League of the young
people of the Methodist ohuroh has been
organized here. Over fifty members
were enrolled and the number it is ex•
pouted will be increased.
G. E. Cresswell, of Tuckersmith,
recently sold to E. C. Coleman, of this
town, a fourteen months' old colt for the
sum of $225. This colt is from a Oloar
Grit mare and was sired by Carlisle.
Dr. Coleman will start to get This
foundry into working order. He has
secured the services of S. Iryiu, who has
been"foreman of Gihiee cb Martin's agri-
cultural works, Teeswater, for a n um or
of years, to manage the business.
The following officers ware eleoted in
connection with the Seaforth Gun Club :
Pres., E. 0. Coleman ; vice -Pres., A. J.
Bright ; Sea., T. Stephens, jr. ; Treae.,
Ed. Hinckley. Committee, T. Stephens,
Ed. Hinohley and Jas. Anacreon.
F. Holmestead and J. Aird were eloated
auditors for the current year in 000000 -
tion with the • vestry meeting in the
Episoopaitan church. As Wardens the
people re-elected Geo, E. Jackson, and
the rector reappointed 0. E. St. Clair -
Simpson. The former delegates to the
Synod, Messrs. Helmeted and St. Clair -
Simpson wore re -appointed.
Lirtow el.
The first of May has been appointed
• Arbor Day.
About $80 worth of chemical and play -
Weal apparatus has recently been added
to our High School..
The Lutheran Synod was in session
here two days last week. Some eight or
• ton ministers werepreeenb.
Rev. G. M. Franklin wag away last
week attending the annual meeting of
the Congregational Association.
John Taylor, formerly resident in town,
has passed the final esaminabion of the
Philadelphia School of Medicine, and ie
therefore now a full -pledged medico. Ile
passed with high marks over 00a/e aver-
age.
John Donovan, a bartender of this
place was arrested in Toronto on Wed-
needay of last week on a charge of hav-
ing obtained$40 worth of goods from a
local tradesman here under false pre -
teethe,
On the evening of the 5th April, the
=Inhere of L. O. L. No. 1370, met in
their lodgeroom tend presented J. A.
llnrgess, 111. D., with a beautiful Bible
and an address. 'Thos. E. Hay made the
presentation and toad the address.
Adam Austin received last week a bee-
ket of yegoteblee from his sot Thomas
in New Orleans. There were full grown
potatoes, cabbages, lettuce, bootie reddish,
turnips and oranges, all grown in the
open air, bought in Drew Orlsan's mar-
ket.
Andrew Aitchison, cheese buyer, who
lett on his annual business trip, to. Eng,
lend on the lab of February hist,:coach-
ed Littowol again on' Tuesday night, the
8th Inst. I.le hada pleasant voyage over,
hub the return trip on the S. S. State of
Georgia occupied sixteen dove, and on -
oogntering eteady heed gains all the way
eerose, whiolt at times home very viol
mit, He re sorts bio trip veryeatisfeatory
from a'btleinteie point Of view'.
Mor -ries.
Miss Gray, of Hibbert, ie visiting at
the residence of J. Bell, 5th line.
Sugar making is about wound up in
this vicinity end spring work is fairly
bap n.
J. Boss, of the St. Catharines Collegi-
ate Inebitate, spent Wednesday with G.
Blackwell.
Thos Kirltconnell and Jos. Sharp went
10 Toledo, Ohio, this week. They pur-
chased their tickets from J. T. Pepper,
0. P. R. agent, Brussels.
Geo. Scott, of the 7th line had his leg
broke,, just above the ankle, while un-
loading logs at Calder's mill on April
lst. It appears he had two logs on the
Lott, and while attempting to pry off the
one fag tbest from him, the nearer one
rolled off dropping on his leg with the
above result. It was no April fool for
George.
F.tnt Wemente.—Thera is in this town.
ship a certain elderly gentleman who,
some months ago, took a notion that he
would b• better off if he were alone, and
aoc:ordingly was left to hie choice, but
finding afterwards that he had made a
mistake, is now trying, by repeated visits,
to encourage and win back to his dwelling
those whom be previously considered
were so much in the way. Rumor has ib
that a ,,cat of tar and feathers are in
store for you, old fellow, if yon persist in
paying any more visits. Put it to him,
'Maodnff,'
FJthel.
Mre. Watt, of Dakota, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. Simpson.
We have received news of rho safe ar-
rival of A. Balmier and R. Carr iu Van-
couver.
J. McKelvey and R. Barr have placed
neat fences in front of their rospeabive
residences.
Since the roads have dried again our
village has assumed quite a lively ap-
pearanoe.
J. Knight, who has been sick for some
time with inflammation of the lungs, is
again convalescent.:
Wm. McAllister, haviug disposed of
his farm, will 000npy the house lately'
vacated by J.' Elliott,
Old Mr. Tompkins is real poorly this
Spring. The old gentleman is over 8C
years of age and has grown quite child.
1013,
R. Lang, oontraotor for the new hotel,
ie pushing his work. Tha cellar is ex-
cavated and the masons are busy emot-
ing the walls.
W. Milne has arranged with T. David-
son to take ohargo of his new mill in
Carrick. He moved there on Weenies.
day of this week.
We were pleased to receive a short
note from our mutual friend and former
resident, Charles Dobson, of Solomon
City, Kansas. He sive they have had
an open winter too and a oold, backward
Spring, but a fine shower of rain new putt
a new face on everything, They aro ell
well.
Ono day recently three Dolts owned b
David Milne gob on the railway track
below the station a short time before the
noon train was due. When the train
tame al•mg one of then ran ahead of it
and jumped over both cattle guards at
Lake's oeossing and kept ahead to the
next sideroad.
For onerex anda half the honk at the
Presbyterian church in Weterdown have
been without a shepherd. Ruoently Rev,
y,
G. 'Thompson, of Vancouver, B. 0.,
wag called to the vacancy and he accepted.
Timidity afternoon he was .inducted into
his now' hereto. Rev. Dr. Laing, of Dun.
des ; Rev. Mr. Cameron, of Strabatso ;
Rev, S. W, Fisher, of West li'lamb0ro',
and Rev. Mr. Abettlham, of Burlington,
aesfetod at the pleasing eeromo:,i08. A
tea and. ton00rt wee hell when tihe now
mitietcr was woloamod 11 hie oangroge-
ti0n,
lorrospondent's reply to "Critio," fn
the last issue of Tun POST is truly
laughable. Correspondent has lately
taken n the study of the Holy Scrip-
tures. If be did not bring so mush Baripp-
tore into his nonsensioal jargon he might
possibly pass for having some wisdom.
Corespondent has not, however, totally
recovered as yet from that foul and
loathsome di ease, catarrh in the head,
canoed in many oases by night exposure.
We a, a eertainiy sorry for him, and as
for pre-umption he bas certainly Bemired
a pretty largo amount. Too much oheok
shows a deficiency of brains, for nature
does not give lavishly of both. In
oonalusion we would say the dog loves to
bark, the hyena to yell, the ass also he
brayath and we eau only liken Cerra
spondent to the latter. Tbis is positive-
ly our last reply until Correspondent re-
oovere. Cerro,
The Palace Stare
There is a shrike of bricklayers and
stonemasons at Vancouver.
Thamesville ratepayers this month
vote on a proposal to raise 08,000 for a
town hall and 0 steam fire engine and
appliances.
The Mayor of Woodstock has called a
public meeting for Tuesday, April 22nd,
for the discussing of plans for the main-
tenance of a public hospital.
Newfoundland delegates will prooeed
to England in May in connection with
the fishery troubles. A. delegation will
also visit Canada, setting out next week.
At Belleville Tuesday Peter Davis was
found guilty of the murder of Wm.
Emory in Marmora, and was sentenced
to be hanged on Juno 20th. Mrs. Emory
tans acquitted.
Wm. Young, aged 40, died in Toronto
on Monday eight. Bruises were die-
oovered en his head, and his brother
Robert, with whom the deceased was not
on the beet of terms, wan arrested on
suspicion.
Millet's great picture, the Angelus,
which was sold for $120,000 in Parts, is
now in the custody of the Bank of Mon-
treal ab Montreal. The owners sent it
there from the United States to avoid its
seizure by the customs officials for some
080,000 of duty.
A Convention of the Couser,atives of
South Bruce was held at Vi ,.lkorton,
Saturday iu RothwelPs full, The fol-
lowing gentlemen were nominated
Shaw, of Walkerton ; Messrs. Talton and
It ilotid, of Brant ; Mr. Dieliison, , of
(',arriok, and Dr, Tennant, of Luoltnow,
The goutlsmei nominated consulted
among thomeolves, and they agreed that
the mmminetion should go to Dr. Ten-
nant. rot' years back the gentlemen
soloobed hnvo been froin thio looaliby,
and thole mlinterrupted'levies of dime -
Onus defea10 have doubtless forced a
ohango in the program and a gentleman
from Luoknow is 1110 lucky or unlucky
ono. It is bolt at Walkstton that
probably the primary mason for selecting
the doctor is the hope that from his
contiguity bo.Oinlose, a heavy Reform
township, ho May be .able to Melte it1-
roads iutd tlid Regime 'majority 111 that
township. r-
MILLINERY!
VIES- ROGEI;S begs to thank the Ladies of
Brussels and Vicinity for -their Very Large Attend-
ance at the Millinery Opening, ono and all declar-
ing it to be a Lovely Display, and at the same
time passing Iiigll .Encomiums on our Popular
Milliner, 111188 GREEx, for her Exquisite Good Taste,
in a word our Opening was a Most Unqualified
Success. During the week we hove added some
more Very Pretty Styles to our already Largo
Stock, which wo will be happy to Show the Ladies
before they make their purchases.
GROCERIES!
We beg also to Draw Attention to our Large
and New Stock of Groceries, which we are Selling
as Cheap, if not Cheaper, than any grocery house
in town.
KS—All kinds of Farm Produce taken, such as
Eggs, Lard, Butter, Tallow, tics., and the Highest
Market Price allowed.
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FARMSFOR SALE.
Lot 0, oon.1, Saugeen, 100 acres.
Part of lots 1 and 0, con.1, Kinloss .
Ell lot 18, con. 1, Wawanoah,100 acres.
NI let 25,00n. 8, West Wawanasb,100 aoros.
Lot 14 and Wi lot 16, con, 0, Kincardine,
MO aorea.
01 lots 8 and 0, con. 14,0001, 800 acres.
9t lot and Wt let0, con. 16, Peel, 200 acres,
54 1010,00n. A, mint°, 50 acres.
Lot 11, don.18, Mintn,100 mores.
Lot 21, eon. 4, Normauby, 100 aoros.
All the above are well improved farms in
due looalitee, are, very cheap and can be
bought on easy terms. Also a store and
dwelling in Brussels for sale. Apply to
JOHN MoCOY,
HAtat,TOI.
40-8m
Tenders Wanted!
Tenders will be received by the undersigned
up to 4 0 X1870, for he on of a Mex 5th,
BRICK METHODIST CHURCH,
with Stone Basement, in the Village of
seen at the °Moo of Joseh Lecspecifications may be
le,
on and after the Send of April or at the
office of the architect Mr. W. lo. Binuiug,
Listowel Tenders will be received 'for the
whole contract, or separately, viz. :-0arpan-
ter work, painting, glassing ani tinsmith
work ; and for the brick and stone work and
plasteriuqq The lowest or any tender bot
necessarily 00oep100. Satisfactory security
required for the proper completion of the
work. JOSEPH LEECH,
Secretary of Trustee Board.
MORTGAGE SALE OF A
Valuable Farre
In the Townshipof 1H Grvy in the County
Under and by virtue el the power of sale
contained in a canals m ertg• ge made by
Joseph I,V1alpton to the Vondore (cud which
will be produced at the time of sale) there
will be od'o ed for saleby piddle auction, at
the American Hotel, in the town of Brussels,
on THURSDAY, the 8th• Day of April, 1800,
at the hour of One o'clock in the afternoon,
all that parcel of land situate in the Town -
thin of 0700, containing ono hundred aeras
mon or less, oompt sed of Ids number
twenty in the eigbth concession This desir-
able property, situate en the leading road
between Ethel and Brussels, ie . mile from
Ethel
and• village,rein miles from Ltbel station
an0 ds ratios irom itrussol6, and convenient
to ehuroh and soltool. The Boit i0 ofa clay
loam with about 00 acres tinder cultivatiell.
There are said to he aframe house antihero
and other outbuildings. Tnnars: Ton per
cont. of the purchasnne
� MOney at time of sale
*1008 • balance Joy of dsole, toTheepropert made
will
be sold subioet to a rosorvo bid, For further
AAartfoulnrs apply to E, M. CHADWICK,
Vendors' Solieito•. Beatty, Obadwick ,Blank.
stook & Galt, 88 Wellington St„ E,, 'Toronto,
Dated, Toonto,Apr.1A 1000. 40 0
Money to Loan,
Money to Loan on Farm Pro-
perty at
LOTT- ST . .1TES.
Private and Company funds.
• =SON HAYS
iS'oh'tCiie)'S, tkn., ,
BIbuas1ats, On,
MORTGAGE SALE 011' A VALUABLE
Farm in the Township of Grey, in the
County of Huron.
'Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a oettain mortgage made by
John W. Batsmanto the Vendora(an d which
will be produced at time of sale) there will
be offered for sale by public auction at the
Amariosn Hotel, in the town of Brussels, on
THURSDAY, the 8th day of May, 1800, at the
hour of Ona o'clock in the afternoon, all
those certain parcels of laud situate in rho
Township of Grey, composed of the north
half of lot number nineteen In the seventh
ooncessinu, excepting a strip eighteen feet
wide off the southerly side of the said lot
and anal part of the south half of the said
lot being strip eighteen f -o1 wide off the
westerly side of the said south half of the
lot running from the concession road to the
north half of tt, o said lot, and both said
parcels, being more parttoularly described in
said mortgage. no property, containing
about fifty acres, is situate i mile from Ethel
village at,d two miles from the station, and
is within a short distance of a ohutolt and
school 'Phe soil is chiefly of slay Ion in, and
thirty-five acres are under cultivation.
Tonus. -Ten per cent, of the purchase money
at time of sale, ane balance eeoordl g to
conditions made known on day of sale. The
property will be sold subject to a reserve
bid For further particulars apply t0 E. M.
CHADIVICK, Vendors' solicitor. Beatty,
Chadwick, Blackstock & Galt, 58 Wellington
S treot Suet Toronto. 40.5
Dated at ]Toronto this 12th day April, 1800.
JUDICIAL SALE 07'
FARM PROPERTY
Ts. - t)ao - Couruty - of - Z3uroac.-
J ERSRY leULL• FOR SERVICE.
For terms:and other ptrtlonial's ask for
°iroalar at my Drug and Book Store, ,BAloulid
you with Well ]tie heifer 'Ivno I no pre. -
Pored t0 pay as tlgn ail 018,according to
milting qualities of their dame..
2t.11wbs G, A. DEADM'nN,Brussels.
BULL FOR SLI.tVIO]+,.-.---'SHL
uneersiguod will keep for eerviee ou,
lot 5, oon.10, Grey, a thorn' bred Short Herta
Terms,
Durham bell. 01,00 to be paid at
tams of service with privilege of retnkning if
accessary. CHAS.180ZELL,
00.8 Proprietor.
BULL roll SLEEVIOL.— TEE
undersigned will keep a Well -Breda
Durbam Bull, rising three veare Dido for
service on North Half Lot 20, Con, 7, Stasis,
Torras, l5.t 00, to be mild et time of service,.
with pPrivilege of returning if necessary,
86.2m S. WALKER, Proprietor..
' 1H0110' -BREI) J3ULL. -- TFIE
undoreiguod will lceep the Thero'-bred'
Shorthorn Bull".laron Crum Oth," bred by
F, W. Stone, Guelph, for Service on Lot 80,.
eon, 0, Morris. Tens 1.00, to be paid et
time of service, with privilege of returniug.
if necessary. Pedigree way be aeon ou sp.
pliontinu,
1043 ' JAS. S1'EII, Prop-rietor.,
1890. -)FL:,, 1890.
J.& J. I„IVINHSTON
Hare a limited number of bushels of the
BEST DUTCH SEED
ter F•trmors 1n the yiatnity of Brussels, who
intend raising flax duri.,g the owning season
which they are properod to deliver in quan-
tities to suit tins growers. (tan be gut at
the Granule Flax bili, Seed given out at
01.60 per bushel, and on the usual torus.
Order Early to Insure a Supply.
—For ilex grown from this Seed -
010 PER TON WILL RE 2810,
if of gond g,owtb ; barveeted in proper tone -
on and delivered atthe bInstill! as soon as.
fit for threshing. We will also rent a num-
ber of good sod fields far the purpose of
growing data. 80-
J. & J. LIVINGSTON,
PropriotorsBruseele Flax Hill.
PHOTOS.
- For - 5® - Oen t.s..
All Work from the Smallest to Life situ
done In a first-class uianuer.
i
of Residences, Itte., at Reasonable
Rates.
W. J. Fairfield..
Pursuant to a judgment for im mediate sale
made in a oertain notion in Queen's Bench
division of the British Canadian Loan and
Invoatm one Company va, Tindall, there **111
be sold with the approbation of Neil Me -
Lean, Esq„ OM0ial Referee, by Alexander
Hunter, Auctioneer, at the Amerioan Hotel,
in the Villege of Brussels in the County of
Heron, on THURSDAY, bhe first day of May,
18x0 at twelve o'olook noon, the following
lands mil premises situate in tie township
of Grey, in the County of Huron, iu two
panels, namely: Parcel one—Lot number
eighteen in the eighth concession of the
said township, containing 100 acres more or
less. Parcel two—Lot number nineteen in
the eighth concussion of the said township,
tontaining 100 acres,mere or loss. 'Upon lot
eight,,' u iso frame 10000, and a bank barn
with stone foundation. 'Upon Sot nineteen
Is a brick house and a bank barn with stone
foundation. The properties are well folioed
and the fences ere in a good stets of repair.
The farms are situate about six miles from
Brussels and about a mile and a•helf from
the village of Ethel. The roads loading to
both nhtOas aro good. ConnlTrowe oa SAnn
The parcels will be sold separately, webfoot
to a reserve bid inion oath lot to be fixed by
the Official Referee. Tee per coat. of the
purchase money for each parcel is to be
PAM to rho Vendors' Solt:ltors at the time
M Bain, and the balnuee in molt case into
Count() the credit of this adieu within
thirty days thereafter, withoutintsreet. Or
nit the purchaser's option so much of the
purchase moneyiu each arae as with the
said ten per scut, shall make up ono half of
the whole Purchase money for each parcel
shall be paid lute Court as aforesaid within
thirty days without interest and the balance
may roman upon first mortgage on the
property for Ave years et six and a -half per
cont, T910 Vendors will not be bound to
.furnislr any abetraob of Cillo other than a
ltegistrai'sabstraet, and will not produce
any title deeds or copies thereof or any cwt•
donooa of title other than those in their
poassosion. The purobaaore moat examine
the title at their own. expense. Iu other re.
spots the nonditious of sola shall be the
standing aouditfans of tbo Oouri, l'or forth.
or 11,0rtllculars apply to the Auctioneer, to
le 7:, '4vrtde, llarrfator, Brussels, to Jolie
lioskiii, ]use., Q.O. Toronto Street, 0010nt0,
or to the Vendor's Solicitors, •
bated etTorouie this loth lay April, 18110,
K1NGS[OILle, SIMONS, SAt''k11I1118 tb
100101AN011, Vendors' Solloitbrs,17 Wnlling'
ton Street West,Tilrnntn 40.2
NEIL a`ttcLleA:el• 'Malta Reath.
• , . e re, -
MONEY ONEY TO LOAN.
Money to Loan on
FARM PROPERTY
-at-
LOWEST RATES.
Private and Company Funds;
A.PPLIr TO
J,C.Ileffernan, J.A.Young.
Vahtator. Agent,
Ethel P.O., Ont. 0811
MEAT MARKET,
MAIN STREET, - BRUSSELS,.
Fresh and livered to,
Salt 15 eats of r*ny part of
the best goal the Village
or
always .x Freey
Y 1 .
hued and de. tit n4•gn.
TERMS VERY FAVORABLE
Fat Cattle Mrameted
For which the highest market price
will be paid. I also make a specialty of
buying Hides and Skins. Don't• forget ,.
the plane, next door to Fletoher's Jewel-
ry Store.
A. CURRIE,
]L_ O' _
A
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Is Prepared to Handsome supply you \viiih a
C1-
�01.�'�.ae
At a Slight Advance 011 Cost..
Call in and Make a Selection ar_
Leaveour Order.
y
If you aro intending to travel
Dennis' is lfcadq carters for
TRUNKS,
VALISES,
SATGHSI,S eco
A. Large and Well -Assorted
Stock to choose from,
-GSI,..DENNIS,