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Don't Neglect
'Your Currant and Gooseberry
'Bushes, but apply some Fresh
HELLEBORE that we have
lately received.
Don't Forget
That we havo Nicer and Cheaper
WALL PAPER than ever before.
G. A. DEAD)iMN,
Druggist, Bookseller, &e.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOrrrBERE 0XTENaION W. O. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as fellows :
Goma Sclera. GOING NoB711.
Alga
am. ',fixed9 20 a.m.M xpress 11:45 a.m. Mail 8100 p.m.
Mixed ......... 9:55 p.m. Express 9.40 p.m.
Ate •.tins ram,
A ckiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Mar flowers.
PLouacmoa sad embroideries at Stra.
Ian's.
Tum Cosgrove family this (Friday)
evening.
SoInl potatoes and seed corn at Mo.
Craoken's.
A yew second hand buggies for sale at
a bargain. Jas. WALTnn,
GREAT line Indies kid gloves at 505.
worth 75e. at Scarff & Ferguson's.
TUE stores belonging to the Rogers
estate wore not sold last Saturday.
Twosir pieces check Zephras at 7o.
worth 12de. at Scarff & Ferguson's.
ROOm011 tweeds, worsted coatings and
pentings a full stock and at right prices
at Strachan's.
Tur Synod of the Diocese of Huron,
will meet at the Chapter House, London,
Tuesday, June 17.
Lanes' white dress robes at $3.00,
03.75 and 35.00 worth 35.00, $0.00 and
37.50 at Scarff & Ferguson's.
HURON CountyCoaII il will convene at
Gaderich on Tuesday, June 3rd. This is
a. week earlier than usual.
MONET To LOAN,—Private funds on
first mortgage, farm security preferred.
Apply at TUE POST Publishing House.
A Nnrmnn of Brusselitee will spend the
Queen's Birthday at Seaforth and Wing -
i tam. Single fare tickets on the railwo.y.
You will get all kinds of groceries fresh
and good at Strachan's. Highest possible
market price paid for all kinds of pro.
duos.
NEXT Thursday will be Naminstion
day. Sheriff Gibbons will preside at the
East Huron nomination, It will be held
io Breese's.
BINDER TWIEE.—Five tons bgst binder
twine in stock as follows : —Blue Ribbon,
Manilla, Flax and Silver composet
binder twine., B. Gannr.
Crum in and get a pair of Cooper &
Smith's make of boots and shoes. They
give satisfaction. A nice line of ladies
ITongola Oxfords at Stranhan's.
THE majority of the school teachers in
this locality are attending the North
Huron Teachers' Association, at Sea.
forth, ea Thursday and Friday of this
•reek.
Oon residents were greatly surprised
at hearing of the sudden death of In-
spector Malloeh. He was very highly
respected in this Iceslity by all who knew
NETT Sabbath Rev. J. H. Simpson, of
Bcuoefield, will preach in Knox church.
On Monday evening he will deliver a
lecture in the same church, on "China,"
'ander the auspices of the W. F. M. S.
Rev. Mr. Simpeon is a very pleasant
speaker.
House AND LOT F011 $ALE.—The com-
fortable and desirably located residence
of W. A. Calbiok, Turnberry street,
Brunie, is offered for sale as the family
intend removing to British Columbia.
For particulars apply to Mrs. Calbiak.
PABTOaAwE.—The undersigned hasleas-
el the hack 100 acres of the Robertson
farm, don. 4, Morrie, and are prepared to
take a limited number of horses or cattle
to pasture, on reasonable terms. There
is no bettor grazing farm in the town.
ship, Plenty of grass and water. Ap-
ply to Brame & INNEB. 44-3
MAMILE (Worms. --Messrs. Seale &
Hoover. Marble Works. of St. Marys,
Have opened a shop in the block opposite
the woolen mill, Brussels, where they
will keep a stook of marble and granite
suitable for monuments, grave stones,
&o. Ordered work about completed,
will he on exhibition on June let. Orders
left with this firm will be completed in a
workmanlike manner and at reasonable
rates. Give them e, 0011.
Gegen/mos.—The annual meeting of
the East Huron Teachers' Convention is
an session at Seaforth on Thursday and
Friday of this week. The following is
the program :—Composition, J. Dear.
nese, (1. P. S. East Middlesex) ; division
of dee, and vulgar fractions (with class),
Mr. Lough ; song, Mies Killoran's class ;
temperance and hygiene, Mr. Dearness ;
song, Mi -e Killorsn's class ; time•saving
methods, D. Mc1adyeu ; music lesson
(with class), Miss Helyar ; recitation,
W. fl, Duff ; attention and memory, IYIr.
.Dearneee ; reading, .flies Struthers ;lit.
eratur5, D. Johnstou ; recitation, W.
MaTaggsrt ; talk on drawing, Mr. Dear -
ern , Treasurer's report and eleotiou of
:f acre,
II4I'aovt r..9re.----i). Ewan has made a
groat improvement f + his dwelling on
Alexander street. eo, Broadfoot has
♦converted the Mishit; barn an his lot in.
to a Comfortable dmc:lling. Tho debris
.from the fire is about all cleared away.—
The new wire fences at J. J. Denman's
and Wm. Moxtee's have greatly improved
the appearance of their respective pro-
perties.—John Wynn is having the dwel•
Sing on his lot on QDeen street put in
'sleep° for babitatlon,—George Burton
-has made tome alterations 02 his prem.
%Me on Tornberry street.—Tho fence
strrund the Gtey 13940cll Agrioulto•ai
grouucte has been receiving attention -
What alma outer alterations and in).
;armaments
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WITH ALL OUR INCREASE OF TRADE
There are people in this community tiro want yet to deal with us ; some who might be mislead by the banlo of untruthful
opposition, who lie to you and try to mislead you. Their scheming eloquence of untruthfulness might final a place in
your trusty heart. They do not like to leo us prospering. But try ug for a season ; compare prices, and if we do not
deal Honorably and Honestly with you we do not then expect you to continue to trade with us.
We carry the Largest and Bost Selected Stock in Brussels. We havo Stacks of Now Goods to oiler yon, as well as
815,000 of Sound and Reliable Goods that everybody daily requires, bought at 593 cents on the dollar. Call and Soo
our Stock ; test our Quality, and do not let stores with a few hundred dollars worth of fancy nick -Hacks impress you to
buy their good -for -nothing quality, made to make money on only and not for durability.
We have studied the wants of the people of this section of the country, and we buy Goods that warrant the return
of a customer to us after their first purchase. We sell at a pride that suits the hard times.
We have not closed our books on our customers and friends this year and refused them credit like some merchants
have done when bad crops are against them. We are staying with them for another season. We will help them
through this tough year. If you suffer we are always willing to suffer likewise, and will help all our customer's
that place their confidence and trust in us.
YOUR OBEDIENT SERVANTS,
W. NIGHTINGALE & Co.
HATS and ceps, all styles and prices, at
Straohan's.
In you want a new buggy go to Jas.
Walker, carriage maker, Brussels.
A ropv0 woman desires to do house.
cleaning er washing. Apply et this office.
You can sae the newest and best as.
Batted stook of dress goods at Scarff &
Ferguson's.
A tutu stop ahoold be put to the use of
air guns on the street before some dam-
age is done.
Tux Fostoffioe will be open from 9 to 10
o'clock a, m. and from 4 to 5 p, m. on the
Queen's Birthday.
Rev. W. TonnANoe of Walton,
ton and
Rev. 8,SellerY, B. A. 13. D., will ex-
change pulpits next Sabbath.
NEW and Nobby prints. The very
latest patterns and cetera. Call and get a
Bazaar fashion sheet, free, at Straehan's.
Tun evening service in Melville church
was withdrawn last Sabbath owing to it
being communion Sunday in Knox
ohuroh.
ALL the departments of our publics
sohool were closed on Wednesday after-
noon out of reepeot to the lots In•
specter, D. M. Malloch.
Commence has been made that boys
are engaged in robbing bird's nests.
They nuty not be aware that they run
the risk of being fined $20 for what they
term fun. Boys caught at it should be
handed over to the authorities to be dealt
with.
WE are sorry to state that Adam
Good has been compelled to make en
assignment owing to the stringency of
the times and dullness of trade. We
hope he will be able to come to some
arrangement with his creditors whereby
be can resume business in Brussels.
Pose cards are to be pe-t.m,uked only
o0 the face or address side of the card,
both at the office where posted and at
the office of delivery, leaving the other
side of the card entirely clear for the use
of the sender. In post -marking, care
must be takeu to avoid interfering with
the address.
A PUBLIC meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church will be held iu the lecture room
next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
A good program of readings, songs by a
choir of children, an address by Rev. S.
Sellery and mesio by the church choir.
A silver collection will be taken.
WELL-Dlenme AND DIULLIN0. George
Birt has all the necessary machinery fo:
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in away that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terms assemble. Residence
nand door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 43-tf
A vnnr interesting and largely attend-
ed Temperance meeting was held in con.
nection with the Young Peoples' Associa.
tion of the Methodist (church on Monday
evening. The President, George Rogers,
gave the opening address, oconpying
about 20 minutes. It wee pointed and
practical. A few words were also spoken
by S. Fear, W. H. Kerr, B. Gerry and
W. Roddick. Miss Annie Calbiok pre-
sided at the Organ.
NEW MARBLE WOnae.—The firm of
Johnston & Cochrane, stone nutters, &c.
has opened out are prepared to fill all
orders for monuments, tombstones,
markers, fences, &o„ in a workmanlike
manner and at living prima. Satiable.
tion guaranteed in every case. Don't
Place your order without canine on them
and seeing their samples and ascertain•
ing prices. Shop nearly opposite the
Town Hall, Brussels.
Disxnlct MBEm1No.—The annual Dis-
trict meeting of the Methodist ohuroh,
Wingham District, wag held in Tasewater
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
The worthy chairman, Rev. Ino. Scott,
M. A., presided. Rev. A. E. Smith, of
Wroxeter, was appointed Secretary. The
first day's session was devoted to the
ministerial brethren, good portion of the
afternoon being given to disoussion of
religious ordinances. Rev. Arch. Me-
Kibbin was reeommended for another year
at Cobourg University, The superannuat-
ed ministers whose names are attached to
the Dietriet are Reeds. J. L. Kerr, Riebd.
Paul and S. Swann, of Brussels, and Wm.
Mills, Blyth. In the evening a public
meeting was held under the auepioes of
the Epworth league. Timely and practical
addressee were given by Reeds. I. 13. Wai-
st/1n, Bluovale, A.. E. Smith, Wroxeter, end
Rev, S. Satiety, B, A., B. D., Brussels.
The pastor, Rev. W. W. Sperling, mann.
felt the chair. Excellent music was imp.
stied by the eh110011 their. On Wednes.
day morning the financial and atatistioal
returns were presented front the various
stations and motets and on the whole
they were very satisfactory and an im-
provement en last year. ROY. 8. Sellery
Was elected to the Stationing Committee ;
Rev. W. Torrance and N. H. Young to
the Seutlay Cnmtnittee ; Dr. Towler re-
presentative of the Miaefoeary Board.
The following lay representatives ware
chosen to attend the Guelph Conference:
Wingham, W. 13, Towler and Geo.
Thompt on ; Tceawater, Geo. Yeo ; Wrox-
stet•, W. C. Hazlewood ; Bluovale, W. J.
Johnston ; Bslgrava,13. Bengough; Bras -
eels, Dr. Hotmes, ;C, Metahir and W. 11.
Kerr ; Walton, Wee. poi and ; 1517211, It,
7!. Yung and Jim -Wilford ; A.nbnrn, Jno,
ivttudotk ; Londesbert', las. Braithwaite.
A doctor's bill of 315.50 in connection
with the family of Rev. 3.13. Isaac's Will
referred to the Contingent Fund, and a
$80 claim to the Sustentetivo Fund from
Belgrave circuit. New cltnrohee have
been built during th t year at .Blyth end
Westfield, an addition put to the brick
church in Wewauoah, and a lot pnrohnsed
for n new church at Bluovale, (for which
the contract is now let.) The following
changes in the bounds of circuits were
recommended :—Ebenezer appoin tment
from Belgrave to Bluevele ; sunshine
from Blyth to Belgrave ; and Jackson's
appointment from Walton to Blyth. If
the above is approvedConference of et
Jackson's appointment will have regular
afternoon service each Sabbath by the
Blyth pester. Resolutions were passed of
the Federation question, on the eS1000ism
of the pastoral term, the election of lay
representative:, to Conference and to the
Teeewater people for their hospitality.
The Fall District meeting will be held et
Londesbero.The meeting was brought
to a close about 3 o'clock by the oheirnlan
prouo0neiog the Benediotiou.
, TEsnmLE ACCIDENT. —Shortly before
noon on Thursday of last week Thomas
Fee, foreman in Hilliard & Peplow'e
flour mill, Peterbero', met with a shock-
ing death. I i
lie was n tl 1e basement
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wr rktng among the machinery, when he
accidentally fell into a couple of large
bevelled cog wheels connected with the
plain shaft. The unfortunate nen was
out in two in the lower pert of his body
and literally ground to shreds between
the eroel teeth. He was alone at the
time and the aOci4ent became known
through the jarring Of the machinery.
The mutilated remains presented a
sickening sight. The upper part of the
body, the head and chest, were piolsed up
intact, but the remainder 008 a crushed
and shapeless mass of flesh and boles.
Deceased was about 35 years of age and
leaves a wife and two children. His wife
was ill at the time, and it is f,ared the
additional shod( may cause her death.
750 name to Peterboro' from Port Hope
last fall. He belonged to no fraternal
society and his life was uninsured. Mr.
Fee was a former resident of Brussels
having filled the position of head miller
in the National Roller mills for Messrs.
Stewart & Lowick. He was a very re-
speotahle, hard working man and hIrs.
Fee's Brussels friends sympathize with
her ie her trouble.
People We Know.
Wilt Sloan, or Blyth, was in town last
Sunday.
A. H. Musgrove, Conservative candi-
date, was in Toronto on Saturday.
Miss Iea Swann, of Glencoe, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. Seliery, this week.
Mrs. (Dr.) McKelvey was visiting
friends iu Harriston and vicinity last
week.
Lorne Hunter is ill with typhoid fever
at Toronto. His mother went to him
last week.
J. T. Pepper was at Wingham on Wed.
nesday attending a session of the Drug-
gists' Assooietiou.
Miss Fowlds, of Hastings, is in town.
She is an applicant for the position of or-
ganist in St. John's church.
Addie Oo•maok has pulled through an
attaok of typhoid fever and is once more
at work. He is at Duluth.
Thos. Friendship, wife and daughter,
of Wingham, were visiting at Jas. Ross'
and A. Currie's over iundey.
A letter received from Mrs. George
Heyorolt states that the climate in Karn•
sus is agreeing with her splendidly.
Mrs. Geo, Barrett and child, of Brus•
sets, are visiting at the residence of her
father, Mr. Blackwell, in Turnbury.
Geo, Brown, of Wroxeter, and Miss
Wright, of Morrisbank, were visiting at
Walter Jackson's one day last week.
Mies Mary Kelly was palled home to
Dundas ea Thursday of this week owing
to illness in the family of A. H, Kay.
Principal Shaw and J. W. Shaw ab -
tended the funeral of the late Inepeabor
Malloch at Clinton on Wednesday after-
noon.
Deputy District Patterson, of Seaforth,
made an offiehtl visit to Brussels A. Q.
U, W. Lodge on Friday evening of last
week,
Mrs. J. T. Pepper and Stanley have
gone on a visit to relatives at lltunilton,
Orillia and ether planes. 1Yo wish 9110110
a pleasant time,
Jno. Rivers, of Woodstock, is home for
a week's visit, He is employed in tine
Pattoeeon Agricultural Implement Wbrlce
and likes the place well.
William Darr Dickson, of Brnasele,
IIuron, and Robert Stanley Have, of Sea.
forth, solicitors, are gazetted notaries
publio for the Plovinee.
"Walter F. nett and Gideon Perrin aro
expected home beforetong from a length•
oned stay in California, Washington
Territory and British Columbia.
Rev. S. Sellery, 13. A., 13. 1)., Rev. R.
Paul and W. H. Herr were attending the
annual Distriob meeting of the Methodist
church, held at rl'eeswater, on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this weelc,
rhoo
G dorith Signal says of a fo
rmor
Brussolite :-Among those who took peg -
sago on the steamer United Empire on
its trip north teas Charlie Greer, who
has scoured a situation as M inpoaiter on
the Port Arthur Sentinel
E. M. Pepper, of Hamilton, has be.
co are a citizen of Brussels. Ho pur-
poses studying law with R. L. Taylor,
w e believe. He is a brother to J. T.
Pepper, drugoist, of this place.
13. Gerry, Rev. S. Sellery, B.A., B. D.,
W. F. Vaustone and wife, Ward
Farrow, Jas. Stratton and a number of
others attended the Meredith meeting
at Wingham ori Wednesday evening.
Robt. Armstrong, a former resident of
Brussels, is in town this week on a visit.
His health ie not as good se of yore and he
takes the vacation with the hope of pull-
ing up again. He is employed in a rail-
way office in Buffalo.
Miss Lille O'Connor sang at a concert
in St. George's church, on Tuesday
evening of last week. The Mercury
says :--"Mies Lille O'Connor, an old
Guelph favorite, whose singing has been
favorably commented on in thesecolamns
before, was given an enthusiastic re-
ception and loudly moored." The
Herald says :—"The singing of Mies
O'Connor is deserving of special men-
tion. The lady was in excellent voice
and perhaps Haver heard to better ad-
vantage in this 0fty."
Perth County.
Sheriff IIoaeio is returning turnip officer for
North Perth.
I The June Sessions of the Perth county
court will begin atStratfold on the 10th
pI.ox.
Aubry Rumen while kicking fent ball
at Mitchell one day recently had the mis-
fortune of dislocating his arm.
The Stratford Town Council is very
doubtful whether to invite the western
district military camp there this year or
uot.
Pall wheatprospeots fn Milverton loc-
ality are poor indeed Under the most
fav arable circumstances not a third of a
crop can be expected.
3, 117, Tait, of Glencoe, caught a small
bittern on the banks of the River Thanes
last week. This bird is a native of Asia,
and is rarely seen in North America.
John Love, of the 10th con. of Emla,
is having ereebed on his property a barn
61x48 feet with stone stabling under-
neath. Thos. Carter bus the stonework
almost completed, and Alex. Bird has the
contract for the frame work.
Wm. Robb, of Elma, is the owner of e.
goose that is now hatching for the 23rd
time. She has layed and hatched every
year for the last 23 years and looks none
the woree. She is at present setting on
eleven eggs and intends to put life in
them too.
At the annual spring elections of chief
consuls and representatives for the sev-
eral districts of the Canadian Wheelmen's
Association, held at Simeoe, on the 12th,
J. A. Macfadden, of Stratford, was elect-
ed Chief Consul by acclamation for the
Huron district.
The Mitchell Advetiser says :—On
Friday last Robert Jackson, of Hibbert,
sold and delivered to S. R. Stuart a load
of fall wheat. The load was over 100
bushels and Mr. Jackson reoeivod over
3100 for the same. That is like former
days, a hundred dollars for one load of
wheat.
At the recent adjourned meeting of the
vestry of Trinity Church, Mitchell, tl)e
question of free seats and voluntary con-
tributions was discussed and it was
found that by the voluntary contribute
system some 3400 more had beep prom.
iced than by the pew renting system. It
was unanimously agreed to do sway with
rented pews, consegnetly the seats in
Trinity Church are free. The committee
au church lighting reported that they bad
made arrangements to have another
electric light placed in the church as soon
as possible, which, they are of opinion,
would supply euflioient light,
Connie.—In Atwood, on the let inst., the
wife of Mr. Micheal Corrie, of twin
daughters (ono still born).
SWANN,—In Monkton, on the lith inst.,
the wife of Rev. S. Swann, of a son.
VANCE—Ooopmn,—At Molesworth, on the
1st inst., by tbo RSv, A. Stevenson,
Mr. Joseph Vance, of Molesworth,
to Miss Jennot Cooper, of Luther.
arms,
M.u.Lncu,—In Clinton on the 19th inst.,
D. MaoG. ItIelloch, aged 56 years.
BBown.—In Grey, on the 991) inxt., Mrs,
Jae. Brown, er„ need 80 years, 3
months and 20 days.
=1-J ,T;E MESa5 1.EAa,7..SC2:12+S,
Fall Wheat 90 1 00
Spring Wheat. .90 1 00
Barley 88 42
Oats. 38 34
Peas. 52 58
Rutter, tube and rope..,, 12 00
Eggs per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel 4 20 4 50
Potatoes .......... 80 00
Ila per ton
P fi 00 60
Pork 5 00 0 00
Bides per lb 2 24,
Salt pet bbl., retail, 1 25 00
Sheep skins, each 00 1 00
Wool, per lis, 18 20
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
FT 0118E AND LOT FOR SALE
on Market street, oaey tonne. Por
partionlars apply to MIAs P. P. afonmaoxauT
35.11 or W. F. VANSTONF„ Brueeols,
QE0OND HAND LETTER
Prase for sale, good nil now. Also largo
sired baby carriage, wicker body. Enquire
at Tun form Pnb1lehing House.
IUI RS. MEGARVIE IS PRE
pared to do Sewing in all its brenoh-
es. She will let two of her little girls go out
00 nurse girls should opportunity offer.
Enquire at her home, opposite fto B. e
ra9idanco,MBl at, 99-
.0 R SALE.—AN ACRE OF
ground, with dwelling and stable, all
in erst•:lams eondition, for Bale, situated on
Timings and Mary streets, Brussels. Big
bargain to purchaser. Only small percent-
age required down. Apply to
43- W. 7. NORTON.
MOUSE WORK WANTED.—
Tho undersigned is desirous of 80.
murine house work, much as house cleaning,
washing, lining, tee. Washing or ironing
done at my house if desired. Anply to
lMBBS. 7E0. LOTT,
80.3 Parker's Terrace, Mill St
IC TALL TUG Y UYtl?
Loaves R 31 ator overt' evening one the
from
of the he m r morning
gin5, and returns
tilde Gerrie in ,t a morgi a .n time to cutch
the adhered
e t stage going etre. This rule will
be adhered to until further notice.
S. \VALSHI, Proprietor.
PATPg�ApTE9T'q Caveabe,Rc-isouesaud Trade
G 19 3 i4, Merits eooared haul .11 otb-
5r patent curate in rho Patent 0Oleo and
before the Courts promptly and carefully at-
tended to, Upon r000ipt et model or okeol
ofluvention, 1 melte careful examinetiou,
and advise as to patentnbilltyfree of charge.
Fees ulederat0,411,11).1201M no charge unless
patent is secured, Information, advice and
annelid references sent on application. 7.
R. LLTTELI,, \Vaahmg ton, D.C., U.S, Pateut
011lce. 55
H- uron County Council
Pe OTT- O Of
Tho Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will pleat iu the Court
House, in the Town of Goderich, on TUE81AY,
2110 Talon Day of TUNE, next.
15-2 PETER ADAMSON, Co. Clerk.
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NOME TO CIIEDITORS.
I the Matter of ADAM Goon, a0! the Village
of Brussels, lo the Oouuty of Huron,
Merubaut, Insolvent.
The luenivont has made an A8015n13802 to
ole for the benefit of 111a creditors, under
R. S. 0., 1887, Cap, 124. a Mooting of tine
Creditors will be held fit my Breed, No. 20
Wellington 8t. E.. Toronto 011 THURSDAY,
2he'34ud Day of MAO, 1800, u13 o'0l :01, 0. m..
for the appointment of inspectors and the
giving of l directions with rolorcuoo to the
disposal of the estate. All persons claiming
to rank upon the estate of the Insolvent
mustal5 their claims with mo, as required
by B.S.0. 1887, Cap. 124, on or before the
209h Day of Tune, 1800, after whiob' date I
,v111 pr0000d to distribute the estate, buvieg
regard to those claims only of which I shall
thou have notice.
E. It. 0. CLA111080N, Assignee,
28 Wellington St. East, Toronto.
Dated May 10611, '90.
N.B.—Creditors should ale their claims
with Vouchers at once t0 faellitate the
speedy wWahl g up of the estate..
REAL ESTATE.
.1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DEn810N110 has several good Farm. for
solo and to rani, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F. B. SCOTT,Bruseels,
37-t1.
r1110IOE FARMFOR SALE.—
Being South half Lot 27, acme, Morris,
Soo notes, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
abort 90 acres Fall wheat in ground. Easy
terms, Apply to W. M. SINOLAIR,
ti- Solicitor, Ate., Brueeels,
y1ARM FOR SALE.—TRE SUB•
sanrunn offere his valuable 100 aorta
farm,botnglot3, con. 18, Gley Towrahip
Huron Co„ for sale, There are about Gd
acres ordered end in good heart. There le n
log lone°, good hauls barn bee, ing orchard,
mud all the muumuu,0ouyee knees on the
promisee, For 'anler pertiaIIars, as to
price,torms, Ota„ applyy. to the Proprietor,
Tl'IO8.14ISLOP,Clare p O., N,W,'l,. or to
U
2-91 DO0ALD 8T10ACBAN,Brusnels,
111ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN.
DltneatornoD offers for gale the 'north
east quer tor of lot 28, 0o110000ien 0, Siortitl,
Comity of Guyon, containing 00 auras, The
land is of Bret quality and in a high state of
Cultivation. well fenced and under -drained,
,'0 101010 clewed, NOW frame Imago, 8 Y00111 ,
milk Louse with 5011 .rete walls, 2 wells,
good barns Lund shod orelin14, oto, Eight
acme of fail wheat, shod,
de#t0 bbd prOporty
adjoins tliu dort1O1•atiol of Brussels. Suit-
able tonna will 110 1119011. TitloporfeCt.
JAMES GRIEVE, Owner,
35. Seaforth I', 0.
OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
\Jt
SLOTHS, On reasonable tome, In order
to clone the affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. Megaton, the exomltors offer the fo1-
lowiug valuable lands for Halo Neetl
hall of Let 80, Concession 0 Townsbtll of
Morrie containing 90 earns do thio Int is
erected a good frtltne harts with steno Stmt.
dation, goedorplard,welt endpoint] , Near-
ly a1
y1 1 Olearo i and to on the gave roar,
This tem 18013 the one, i of l fenced
This term is a d 8tato one, is well , For
and in a geed state of cultivation. For
prleeo anti terms apply to Tn305, FI;LbY,
Brussels
lolP.Of iiS3191.1t4/1409,
a,loSgs' O,5 Jtfa ii11Lodge
P.'0 Ml tdleeex Oount4.
HAr 23, 1890.
ST 1..• !
Gond Tole! - Law ;''trues
TAHOE Aids 175E LEAOINO 80800Dme or
My Wall rapers!
For. PAlIT,01te, Dtstua Roma, BEeuoose,
HALLS AND LnmAnlEa,
tr. T. FEPPE[I',
(Imolai and Druggtet, , dIRUd(SSLO.
BANKING.
1\/1 t:INTOS FI & M OTA(3 GART,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Transact a C9•enera1 aaaaaslaw
Marobadroo,
NOTES DISCOUNTED,
Canadian and United States Drafts bought
and sold,
Interest allowed on Dopoolto.
Collections made of favorable terms.
Canadian Agents—MEnon4Er'a plant or
CA8A04,
Now York Agento—ItnoonTnne AND Tn4n-
EIttl NA'rfoNAL IIANx.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
RL. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor and Conveyancer. C011ec-
ttone made, Office—Vanatono a Sleek, Ilrus.
eulo. 21.1300 •
' T I1I. N,
. SulioiSItor, CoCLAIRnveyanoer, Notory Pub -
lie, dm, Oabco—Graham's 131051,, I door north
of Pepper's Drug Store, Private Funds to
Loan.
E. WADE
a Barrister, Solioltor and Notary Pob•
Oouvoya'oing. Collections and Loaning.
Mr. Wade will attend iu Gerrie every Wed-
nesday at two o o'clock,
IOKSON
lIAXi3
D
(Late with G arrow & Pro onvey, 500r Code.
rich t ll eerlal,re, Solole andre, Conti:, Bos
el Oasooe—brawls Block,
Seaforth, 0o Bros
to Loolco,Bognre' Bleak, Main 6t. afonei
to Loan,
n, 5.11410, w. B. DICKSON.
AM. TAYLOR, 13. O. L.,
• Barrister, Solicitor, to., of the drm
of Taylor, Af0Cnllough At 'turns, Barristers
Sollottore, too„ Manning Arcade, Toronto,
Money to loan,
ALEX. HUNTER,
Cleric of the Fourth Divts(ou Court,
Co. Buren. Caaveyaucer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan
and Insurance Act E
n . Fouls
114r•0eE .
g
sl and to luau. Crule5lo, mado.
UOlae in Graham's l3
ludic, Brnssulu.
MEDICAL CARDS..
A1,1..�'. OALE, ;1I, D., ,
Y Metu1er of the College Or Ph melon
sod 5arge0ne of Ontario by exam 1110(1 1
(111300 sud Residence — Main street East,
Lthe1, O11 ratio.
A. 111 cNAUG I ITO N, M. I).
▪ 0. :Ir., r,, It. L', P., Edinburgh, 11. C. P
S. flat. At Pepper's tang Store from 9 to
11:30 a, in. and from 1:sn to 4 0. 111, At other
house 'lay be found at his residence, form-
erly ocempled by Dr. B utobiut'u, hila at.
DENTAL.
93MSTTISTI•_- 1
G. L. Ball, L. D. S, Nitros oxide (lag ad•
ministered for the Ptinlees Extraction of
Teeth. 74 (Gerrard Street Fast, 7000809.
1LliGG.1V TIt!+T!
}7. te. SGARTISS, 5.,, 20, S„
Boner Graduate o! the Royal College of
DentalSurgeoae, Toronto, Nitros Oxide Gas
adu'inieterod for tbo Painless Extraction of
teeth. Onion --
F -ONE Doon NORTH OB BANE, BnussELo,
BUSINESS CARDS.
Nv II. McCRACKEN,
Ieeuror of Marriage Licensee. O Mae
at his Grocery, i!itroberty street, Btusoale,
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial
Shop—Next
door
south of Ateliay& Oo'hdtorostore.
Ladies' and ahildrons hair (tutting a specialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
I148011A\0E,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH-
.
A. MaNAIR,
Ieeuror of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Oommio-
Eiroli0u 0000 B.
Conveyancer
ffs a ut the Oranb0ook
Post OMoe,
DRESSMAKING.—
The uudarsiguod di niro to intimate to
the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that they
have Opened a Dressmaking Shop over Mr,
Alex,
a tnetaterussets, prepared attend o alworeuue
to them, 3- atietaetion gµuaranteed.
40.4 MISSES STI!1WART e0HI5100P.
1VTISS LILLA O'CONNOR
Is desirous of proeurlugpupils In
VooalMesta. Prot, Warrington off Torontois pleased to give his testimonial as to Mise
0001001,5 ability, she having boon a pupil
of hie during her stay fu Guelph, Inetru-
u:ental Music on Plano, 11Org6an and Guitar.
STerme russelslcuhiss l0 application,
10 open. for
Concert ltngegomenis, 88 -
AUCTIONEERS.
ARAYl11ANN,
•
Attatit,i'o, acs mhvaye reedy to'e m
ab-
be ee dales at forms, fares etooh, &a. Teams
o 305' be
gluon- T9sro ook P. o Halos
may be arrdu ed 09 THE POST Publishing
House, Brussels
v EOUG] KIRKBY_
1.7o- Licensed Auctioneer. Solna conduct-
ed
ot room/tido tures. 'Orme and
l farfnrw
Mock a seen -Mite, Orders left at 0100 Powe
Publi 81,11,9 IIuuse,l(remelo,or sent to Walton
P. U„ will receive pronipt attention.
TIAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN.
sE ns un Atsotionn01% I ant prepared
10 ooudget sales 01 farm steak at reasonable
prides. I{nowieg the standing et nearly
every person I am in a position to sell to
good marks end got good seom'Ity when sold
en credit. Satiataotion guaranteed. Give
moa call. ed. Pi. S. SCOTT.
VETERINARY.
ARwt 1� ...—...
�r•••���''' O { & GOLL1),'Y,-
Honor n nr Grad01110 at the ,eat all
VOta file of College{ are prepared 60 treat all
10 0339 of doin1001'. 91'0011 1 animate in r, all (4
patent maunar. Pertioular atloution pall
tib veterinary dentistry, OM le DV0111 1Y at-
tended M. Ultloa and Innrnlary-Two ,boon
north of bridge, Turnberry at., Bruseole,
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