The Brussels Post, 1890-10-31, Page 4rim BRUSSELS POS'1
New Advertisements.
Wanted -Tun roar,
Found -Poli Pub. House.
Nen's'apers-J. T. Pepper.
1'i s for service -S. Walker.
The rush -W. Nightingale it Co.
Nti155C15 Vast.
FRIDAY, OCT. 31, 1890.
Tau Manitoba Government is going
about the emigration movement with the
old world in a proper way, we think.
Premier Greenway has gone to England,
supplied with maps, literature, samples
of grain, coal and minerals, and will
establish a Colonization Agency in Liver-
pool, where all necessary information
about the Prairie Province will be sup.
plied. The right kind of people will be
welcomed to the new world, but we don't
want any more of the paupers and street
rabble brought out, especially at our
expense.
TUI: meeting of the Imperial Partin,
meat next mouth will be awaited with
e good deal of interest the world over.
The question which everybody is asking
is, will the Government get through
without suoh'a defeat as will necessitate
a dissolution. It can, of course, avoid
defeat by doing nothing. but it is pledged
to two or three great measures, the
principal of which is, probably, the Irieh
land purchase bill, which, it will find
very difficult to carry. Then there will
be a battle royal over the enforcement of
the coercion act and the troubles arising
out of the agitation.
By reference to a Huron Co. item in
our supplement it will be seen that the
Goderioh people are getting a move on in
connection with the extension of the C.
P. R. from Wingham to the Co. town,
$60,000 worth of stock has been eubscrib.
ed, headed by our former resident, Dr.
W. J. R, Holmes, with over ' $30,030. If
Ibis road is built it precludes the possi-
bility of the proposed line from Guelph
to Goderioh materializing and the Guelph
people are only now opening their eyes to
discover that their hang -fire style of
dealing with railroad deputations in the
past was not the thing. They have ap.
pointed a committee to confer with the
C. P. 11. and some move may be made.
We don't blame Goderioh but we believe
had it not been for the noncommittal
policy of Guelph the route from that city
to Iiuroo's capital would have been sur-
veyed before this. Bressele needs a sec-
ond railway and our committee should
be on the alert to take hold of the work.
Perth County.
St. Marys has a night 9013001.
Stratford Building Society has 421
shareholders.
S. R. Hessen, M. P., of Stratfoad, has
returnedfrom a trip to Victoria, B. C.
H. Gleiscer has been chosen 'Seoretary
of the Mornington Agricultural Sooiety.
The roads of DIonkton locality are in a
weetdhed condition, owing to the long
continued rebus.
W. W. Hicks, postmaster, Mitchell
has returned from Dakota, after an ab-
sence of about three weeks.
Jas.' Gallagher, eon. 10, Wallace, lost a
valuable horse the other day by an ex-
press train running over it.
Walter Teskey, s St. Marys boy living
in Toronto, has draws a $5,000 prize
from the Lotrisiana Lottery.
Stratford is to be the headquarters of
the 28th Battalion band in future, in.
stead of St, Marys, and Ernest Brodhagen
is appointed leader,
.4. W. McGuigan, formerly of North
Easthope, •now of Vancouver, B. C., held
the winning'tioket for $2,000 at the re•
cent drawing of the Terminal City Build.
ing society, of Vancouver.
As a result of a visit of D. D. G. M.
Chas. Packert and P. G.111. John Gibson,
of Stratford to Mitchell the other night,
it has •been decided to resuscitate Bissell
Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., in that town.
F. R. Hutt, of the G. T. R. shape,
Stratford, received word last week that
his brother, Lieut. Hutt, of the 78th
Iuillllandere, stetiotesi in India, lied
been instantly billed by falling over a
precipice. Mt. TIutt will leave for Eng.
land ghostly,
Pr•.n?n.. Co. Jam. --The atntietice of
Btrutfird jitil Ser tho year ended Sept.
)0, 1880, show that 112 males and 10
females were aommitted during the year.
The greatest number confined at one
time was 17 males and 3 females, anon the
least number 8 males and 1 female.
There were 4 mates committed under,
108 males and 10 females over 15 years
of age, of whore 65 males and 0 females
suffered for their first offence, 10 males
and 4 females for their second, and 3 for
their third. Twenty-five were reported
illiterate, being unable to either road or
write, 84 weretemperate and 58 intemper-
ate. The jail expenditure for the year was
81,078,88 ; officer& salaries, $1,428,50.
The cost of daily rations per head 8005
fi cents. During 1830 there wore 1.45
males and 5 females committed.
It may be interesting to some to know
that "Mexican Charlie," or the gout who
• is said to have figured in other places as
"Mexican Charlie," fa just now iloing
Stratford the ]tenor of malice; 11 his
beadgnarters. The Windsor hotel is his
stopping place at proeent, and be was
ono of the attractintet at the 11;.11 'chow
there rho other day, where be dict (pate a
brink trade for awhile in watches at $5
with a $1 bill imllcid0 the hd, lu some
cases he made believe to put n 115 bill in
the lid, but so1110 who bought trusting in
(Charlie's generosity and thinking they
hada sure thing found that Charlie was
too dextorols for them, and it was only a
+;1 bill lifter all. Charlie Kid not pueh
business very far, however, 18 being his
aclteme apparcnt;y to 8131311 in with at
least one tow:, which be tan mance a sort
of city a ref n rah Lor this murk of
Oharlie'e clivi iuyuishnd considmlatiol 1
Stratford should doubtless be truly
grateful.
DISTRICT NEWS.
.Atwood.
The Bee is getting out a special odi.
tion to Ice known tie a Pioneer number
of The Bee.
The Methodist Sabbatn sohool have
decided to bold their annual entertain.
meet on Xmas eve.
Rev. E. St. Yates has been appointed
by the Bishop to take oharge of the
Episcopalian church here.
firaanbroolc.
Rev. D. B. McRae was at Wingham
this week taking in the proceedings of
the Sunday school Convention, James
McNair also attended.
Peter Sinclair, jr., 13th con. of Grey,
brought a big potato to the manse that
weighed 2 pounds and 7 ounce. It was
grown on Mr. Shlolair's farm. Who
can beat it 7
Mrs. Samuel Slemmon was called to
Toronto reoently owing to the serious
illness of her father, Wm. Leckie. We
are pleased to hear that the old gentle.
man is now improving nicely. and we
hope he will s000 be rostered to his
usual health.
Quarterly meeting service at the Meth -
dist church next Sabbath morning.
George Dobson has been engaged as
teacher of Duke's sohool for next year.
The salary will be $400.
Mrs. Laird has gone to Glasten, Da-
kota, on a visit. There is a great deal of
siokness in that section this season,
typhoid fever being the prevailing
trouble.
The 0. Y. B's are making big pre-
parations for their shooting match here
next Wednesday afternoon. They have
secured a large quantity of fowl for the
occasion.
At the meeting of the Trustee Board,
held last Friday, the question of engag-
ing teachers for 1891 was taken up.
There was a big choice among the 60 ap-
plicants and the lot fell on Jas. A. Mc.
Lauchlin, of Oranbrook, as Principal,
and Miss Sherlock, of Ethel as assistant.
Mr. MaLauchlin has had 5 years exper-
ience and has been a successful peda-
gogue. Miss Sherlock is the daughter of
the Methodist minister here and has
taught a couple of years. The new
teachers commence work at the opening
of next year.
lxth.
Mrs. Poulton is seriously ill.
Will McBride has opened out a bakery.
John Denholm chipped a oar of apples
to the Old Country on Monday.
John Bell was again re -appointed tux
collector for the current year at a salary
of $10.
Dr. Sloan and his son William are
away on their annual shooting expedition
in Muskoka,
Quarterly meeting is to be held in the
Methodist church on Sunday next. Con-
ductor Snider is to occupy the pulpit.
12th division court was held in Indus•
try hall, his honor Judge Doyle presid-
ing. Only one ease was brought forward
for hearing.
On Sunday morning next Rev. G. W.
Raoey intends preaching in Trinity
church, Blyth, a special harvest thanks•
giving sermon,
L. H. Shine, owing to ill health, has
disposed of his livery business. Beattie
Bros. are the purchasers and take pos.
session on the let November.
Messrs. Ashbury it Jamieson purchas-
ed this week the boiler and engine which
have been lying idle at the defend Baw.
den factory, and are having them put in
their foundry.
Mae toawe'l.
Rev. Jas. Livingstone, the popular pas-
tor of the Methodist church, delivered a
very interesting lecture on "Imagination"
last Friday evening, under the auspices
of the Mechanics' Institute. This is the
first of a series to be given during the
coming winter.
The sale of the Lillico property, the
Arlington hotel and the brick store was
held as per notice, but neither of the
places sold by auction. Mr. Wolfe has
since bought the store he occupies from
the Loon O0. for $2,000. At the sale $4,-
200 was bid on the hotel but it was re-
served at $6,000.
Juvesir Fonasixns,-Tile following
are the juvenile officers for the olrrent
term of the Society inetituted
Ed. Clothier ; V. 0. lig., Wm. Little ;
Chaplain, C,yrill Barber ; Reo.-Sec•, J,
1'ldgounlbe ; Fin. See., A. Bamford ;
Treas., Wm. Purnell ; S. W., E. Clegg ;
J. W„ J. Harvey ; S. B. S. Culbert ;
J. B., B. Barber ; J. P. C. R., lid.
Little. The Juvenile Cart starts out
with a good membership and have a
number to initiate et their next mooting.
The juveniles are under the supervision
of an executive elected by the two courts
of this town,colu nosed of Bros. Torrance,
Willoughby, Wolfe, Dixon and Edgoum-
be, but the ofli0e and business proper is
done by the boys.
rY I cesces tor.
Geo. Watt, of Ilnrloell, was visiting
friends hero thie week.
W. H. Sanderson and Peter McTavish
aro away with cattle to tine Old Country
markets.
Jno. Hooey received a ear load of wheat
from Manitoba. Ile sold it to Rowson
Bros., miec re,
Mrs, Thos. Gibson, wife of our M.P.P.,
and Moser(. Davidson (Rev.) and Ilenry
represented the Presbyterian Sunday
school at the Convention geld in Wing -
ham.
ltev. Thos. Davidson, M. A., spent
Thursday arta friday of last week in
Hamilton. Ho attended the Christian
Endeavor Convention there, acting as
delegate for Wroxeter.
Jno. Gotten was finned 825 and costs
for selling liquor t0 a person when he I
was warned not to do so. He has ap-
pealed against the decision. Th:3 oath
will comp off at Godorich.
The annual meeting of rho Wroxeter 1
Curling Club was held on Tuesday when
the following officers were eleebed : Jae.
Ireland, President ; 3. W. Sanderson,
Vioe•Preeident ; doe. COWeet, Seo.-Treas.
The Cantata, ,,The 'pillar of Fire,"
will be rendered by the Wroxeter Glee
(;lob on the evening of Thanksgiving
Day. The Club has boon under the
l0.e'b i'Ship of Wm. drawn, M.. D., who is
a tllor"ng11 1511 4 010)1, and are fatly pre.
pared to rotator it. hi 11 style p:c:tshlg to
OM lovers of the thus sol. We trust that
it will be greeted with a full house, foal.
1814 0(105 that nova will be disappointed,
goven new applications were received
In 5Le loyal Template Society last meet-
ing, Evidently the temperance senti-
ment is strengthening and the people are
only paving the way for Prohibition.
lieu, Dlr. Strath, agent for the Bible
Society, delivered an able address in the
Methodist church here on Tuesday even.
ing. The chair was occupied by Thos.
Gibson, M. P. P., President of Ibis
Auxiliary.
W[I,ItoIs
The Orangemen are counting on a big
time at their entertainment on Wednes.
day, Nov. 5th.
James Smillie and Miss Smith and
Mrs. Fergaeon attended the Presbyterian
Sunday school Convention at Wingham
this week.
Report Bays that the Royal Hotel here
will shortly be offered tor sale by publio
auction. It is a good eland and could be
made a very comfortable plana,
Wingham.
Geo. McKenzie left in Deane' flour and
feed store u White Elephant potato that
weighs over two pounds.
An entertainment will be held in the
Presbyterian church on the evening of
Thanksgiving Day, ander the auspices of
the White Ribbuners,
Mr. Allen, Secretary of the Reliance
Electric Light Company, was in town
last week and arranged for placing the
six lights on the streets.
Hastings & Ritchie are very busy at
their older and jelly mill, and are running
day and night. They shipped a carload
of cider to Norwiob last week.
Postmaster fisher, who hes not been
well for some time, started on a health -
recruiting trip to the Northwest Terri-
tories on Tuesday of last week. He ex-
pects to put in moat of his time at Cal-
gary, and will return about the 10th of
December.
88enitorth.
Saturday afternoon as one of D. D.
Wilson's men, W. Carnoohen, was en-
gaged loading two cars of eggs at the
station a train in the yard caused the
team to run away, upsetting the waggon
and throwing some of the boxes on one
of Mr. Carnoohan'e leg, breaking it.
The eggs were for the English market,
and were packed in very heavy flat eases.
The final match of the Western Foot-
ball Association took place at Berlin Sat-
urday between the Seaforth Hurons and
Berlin Rangers, and resulted in favor of
the latter by 3 goals to 2. The whole
game was keenly contested and remark-
able for brilliant play on both sides. The
Rangers played a magnificent game, and
seemed to be in their proper places Don.
tinnally.
The Seaforth Council havo resolved to
appoint A. H. Ingram at the3rate of $400
per year, his engagement to continue un-
til the council of 1891 take office. Mr.
Ingram's ditties are to consist of running
and having fell charge and control of the
dynamos, cleaning, oarbooing and adjust.
ing the lamps, making all canneotions
and replacing lamps when required ; to
have full control and oharge of the elec-
tric light plant and to be responsible for
the proper running of the same.
C•;.rev.
Fall work is much delayed owing to so
muoh wet weather.
A great deal of shooting is done by
local sportsmen just now.
Mrs. Hunsicker and daughter have
gone to Fort Gratiot, Mich., on a visit.
Mrs. Wm. Perrie has been quite ill
during the past week. Her heart is
troubling her.
Henry Scott left for Muikoka last
week, where he purposes working in the
shanties all winter.
The days of organizing literary and
debating 'moieties for the winter months
are nigh at baud.
Look out for another wedding on the
5th con. before long. Miss --Bays it is
not so but we will wait and see.
Coral Engler has been engaged as
teacher in Whitdeld's school house for
1891. He gets $250. This is his first
school.
Jim. still visits across the bridge
evenings. The rest of the boys are
getting quite jealous of him. One fellow
says he ought to be reported, but where
would you report him to 7
Several from this vicinity who at-
tended the lecture at Brussels, of Prof.
Panton, of Guelph Agrioultural College,
on the "wonders of Yellowstone Park,"
say it was one of the finest lectures they
ever heard.
Most of the winter apples were deliver•
ed at the different shipping points last
week. Load after load might be seen on
the different lines every day. The crop
turned out a great deal better than was
expected and at the prices obtained e
nice sum was realized frum the orchard.
The Morris and Grey cheese factory
will likely wind up operations for the
year this week. They have had a sic•
easeful season and e, largo mance. Mr.
Edgar is to havo oharge of the store.
home of Mossre, Stewart tk Lowick,
Brussels, this Fall and coming Winter
as weightmastcr.
The valuable farm of Walter Richard-
son, adjoining Brussels, will be offered
for sale by public auction on Wednesday
of next week, Nov. 51h at 1 o'clock. 1'.
S. Scott will be the auctioneer, The
property should sell well as it is a good
farm in a most desirable location. Dir,
Itiohardeon'e health is poor and he wants
to give up farming,
Dino. -Last Saturday Mrs. Jeff. Wil-
liams died after an extended illness of
that fell disease -consumption. Throe
or four years years ago she went with her
husband to Washington Territory but the
country not agreeing with her she came
book ]sere a few months ago and resided
with her mother on the 9111 con. Mr,
Williams is still in the west. The fun.
oral took plane on Monday forenoon, the
internment being made ab Brussels came -
tory. The deceased was a sister of Mrs,
R. W, Took, formerly of Cranbrook,
PLOWIVd DIA•rcii.--•T114 Molesworth
P108818 g Club Held their annual plowing
match on the farm of Wm, Mitchell, lots
53 and 51, con. 2, on Friday, Oot.
1.7813, The plowing was excellent, A
twin plow was shown by Mr. Gillies, of
Toeaw,ator, wide!) did some excellent
work in stubble and was admired by all.
Smith, implement agent of Listowel,
gave a gang plow for a prize to the boys.
Jho following is a list of the prize
wnunara : Ehret -class,_. -mol, 1Mt, (300.
Brown ; second -class -men, 1st, Goo,
181Wnuics, 2nd, Reb6, Linton ; boys under
16 rare -1st, David Campbell, and, Juo,
Menzies ; Ord, Jas, Menzies ; boys under ,
11 years--lst, D, 7, Mangles,
Om. 81, 1890.
T.
BEHOLD THE SIGN OF THE BEAVEE
COLOSSAL STOCK
OH'
Boys', Youths and Men's Suits
and Overcoats Slaughtered.
HERE'S THE GOLDEN STORY:
The Great Clothing Firm of Lailey, Wetson & Co.,
Toronto, concluded to close out one Great Lot of Suits and Overcoats, and,
as we Sell more Clothing than any other Store in the County, we got
the first chance. Buying became an absolute necessity.
We did not need the goods but had to take them.
It would not do to let competitors get hold
of such Immense Values.
NOW WE MUST SELL !
We Know Ilow Z v We'll give you the Profit.
Clean, Bright, Fresh Goods.
The Latest Fall Styles in all Colors in Sacks, Cutaways, Cheviots,
Worsteds, &c. Splendidly Shaped.
Thousan.els of Dollars Worth of Clothing I
THE LARGEST STOCK WE EVER IIAD, AND MtTST BE SOLD BY JAN. 107',' 91
ISL+ZSON,ABLE CREDIT TO 000D JI -[EX
I SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BEAVER.
A. R. SMITH, Brussels.
P. S.—Suits ,Made to Order. Stacks of Tweeds, Worsted Coatings,
Melton, JV'tcpp cuzd Beaver Overcoatin;s to choose from.
John and James, sons of Adam Doug -
Ins, con. 16, arrived home last Saturday.
They were in Washington Territory for
several years.
0. Bowerman, teacher in No, 8, and
who goes to No. 1 next year, has rented
A. R. Smith's farm, w13ich is very con.
veuitent to the school. Cornelious is al-
ways in luck.
Wm. Botz and wife, of Kansas, were
visiting at Philip Both last week. They
are well pleased with their western home
and have succeeded well under the reign
of Uncle Sam. They have lost none of
their love for the land of the maple leaf.
Morales.
This week F. S. Scott disposed of the
Pybus farm, containing 100 acres, to
Geo. Hewitt, of Elma township, for the
sum of $2,700. The purchaser is expect-
ed to take possession shortly.
The case of Morris Council against the
bondsmen of the late Treasurer for the
shortage in his accounts is set down for
bearing at Goderioh on Friday, Nov.
11th. Why could not the matter be
settled without incurring the expense of
a trial 7
Miss Lizzie Strachan hae been erten*
ed as teacher at Anderson's school for
next year. She is now attending the
Model sohool, The present teacher, A.
I, McColl purposes taking up the drug
business and will take a position is G. A.
Deadman'o store with that intent. 14Ir.
ltoOoll has succeeded well in the 5011oo1.
S. Walker, in addition to his Berk.
shire pig, bought last July, has purchased
a thorn' bred Chester White pig from
Thos. George, Putnam, This pig, al.
though only ono year old, took 3rd prize
at the Industrial Exhibition, Toronto,
in a class of 17 and 8rd at the Western
Fair, London, in a class of 15, all white
breeds competing at the same time at the
letter, Competent judges pronounce him
a very superior animal and Mr. Walker
deserves credit for investing his money in
such stook.
SnoMrlxe MArcn.-Tho 1111111.10,1 squirrel
hunt or shooting match came off last il'ri-
day under the captaincy of Joseph Dow.
man and Geo. Onldbick, the former
Winning. In the evening the company
assembled at Jag, Bowman's whore the
captains and referee Wm. Work counted
up the points. After this a social hop
was given. Music was supplied by the
host, Geo. MoFarlalo and Wm. William.
son. About 100 persons wore present
and enjoyed tho hospitality of Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman to the fullest extent. The
following are the names of the persons
engaged in tho "shoot" and the number
of paints scored :-Joseph Bowman,
Captain, 7,800 ; Jas, Stratton, jr„ 4,1)80 ;
Thos. Bone, 2,700 ; Ttobt, Carrie, 820 ;
Jas. Robertson, 1,270 ; It. Caldbiok, 1,.
520 ; Frank Armstrong, 2,000 ; 0. Gan
nen, 1,710 ; A, Metemehlin, 1.010 ; R,
Cardiff, 2,010 ; W. Gayness, 2,240 ; .nae.
Wallace, 1,050 ; Jno. McColl, 820,
Intal, 31,980, Geo. Caldbiok, Capt. 1,9601
Jno. Mines, 1,700 ; Jno, LOWLY, 1,6:10 ;
Wm. Bowman, 4,1110 ; Jas. 1 Mend, 1),.
110; J, Colley, V, S., 000 ; Richer.'
ltrmstron 4,600 ; Jno, Bowman 4a 1.60 ;
Jno. Warwick, 03,700 ; Jno. Fell, 020
Wrn, Sellars, 1,080; Wm. iamplo, 2,010,
Total, 80,180. There were some &mug•
ing things brought out at the count. On
one side, tanned skins and a bundle of
coon skins from some hardware store
were produced while to balance this two
of the other side journeyed to Bluevale
for "heads and mile" from the hunt
there, One poring gent had quite a
stock on hand but a naughty oat stole a
big share of it. Sparrows were in the
ascendancy and the slaughter at some of
the barns amounted to regular Water.
loo's. These attacks were made ab night
with lantern and an old broom and itis
said that as many ae 100 were despatub-
ed in this way at one barn.
A mammoth carrot 12 inches in length,
221 inches in circumference and about
7 pounds in weight was brought to the
office of Tits Pon on Tuesday afternoon.
It was grown on the farm of frank Mo-
Outoheon jr., and will be hard to beat.
rm.-Last Tuesday evening about
7:80 o'clock Wm. Barrie, con. 6, was in
his barns and stables attending to hie
stook for the night. He Left the lantern
hanging on a nail in the barn while he
went to feed oats to the horses. On his
return to his astonishment the whole of
the inside of the barn was in a blaze.
He thinks the lantern must have ex-
ploded. The fire quickly spread and
speedily consumed all the buildings.
They oousisted of one barn 00x70 feet,
one 40x70 lost and a log barn 80x50 filled
with hay. Mr. Ba•rie's 8811010 50050115
crop, with the exception of a few loads of
wheat and oats, was consumed. All rho
stook was got out excepting a few ;lige.
The frttnno bergs were fine, well built
structures with stone stabling mlder-
neath, and were comparatively now.
Thorn Was a1 insurance of $2,500 in the
Ilo8(i013 Mutual lint it will not begin to
cover the loss, to say nothing, of being
thrown out of stable room, ,to, at this
galleon of the year, A large number of
persons were at the fire but vary little
0ould be dole after the stook was saved
Perch offered Goderioh fishermen lots
of sport the past week.
Tho youth who was lost last week et
Godericb has been found,
A largo brown boar is at present roam.
ing through Stephen township.
The hay presser's have been around
lIolmesville this Week, Maly of the far.
hors intoe sold to there,
Novenbee 5th will be celebrated in
the Orange hall, Clinton, by the nnonlbtre
of L. 0, L. 710, in the way of a social
gathering.
The 'penieg anniversary services of
8110new Methodist church, lJlyth, will bo
held on November Ott, Rev. John Potts,
D, D„ of Toronto, will preaob at 2:130 p.
m. A TilanlCegiviug dinner will be held
at 5 o'clock, after which addresses will be
delivered by Dr. Potts and other min-
isters.
At the 0,11110181 111001101E of the Wing -
hem Curling Club the following officers
worn elected for the current year :-101111
Inglis, President ; Swaim Rent, Vico.
President ; John 1tioe11811c15, Secretary.
Treasures ; W. II. 0. Moyer, patron 1
Mrs. Jo1111 No0lauds, patroness ; John
time, chaplain ; - TTlagh Millar, ropro-
sohtative.
REAL ESTATE.
BOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
with good garden, well and stable
Apply to MRS. TDItNBULL,
Mechanic Street.
ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN-
aeasoanun has several good Parma for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and (Gey. F. 3. SOOTT, Brussels.
87-tf.
I,1ARM TO RENT.—THE SUB -
norther odors his 100 acre farm, being
Lot 15 and West half lot le, Con. 19, Grey, to
rent. Between 80 and 00 acres (geared. For
further particulars, as to rent, terms, &e.,
apply to P17T1;R SINCLAILR, Proprietor,
Oranbrook P, O. 18.4
• ARIVI FOR SALE,—TAF UN-
n18R5i0Nnan offers for nolo the north
oast quarter of lob 28, concession 8, Morris
County of 'Huron. containing 50 sores, The
land is of first quality amain. a High state of
oultivatfon, well Ienend cu4 under -drained
05 acres eloared, New frame house, 8 rooms
milk house with concrete walls, 2 wells
good barna and shod mallard, etc, Plight
acres of fall wheat. This desirable property
itd)0)058he corporation of Brussels. Suit-
able toles will be given. Title perfect,
JAM75S GR110VI7, Ow11o1.,
80- Senior Eh P. 0,
! 00D FARM. P018 SALE IN
+ Morris, on reascnabie berms, lu order
to close the affairs of the estate of the late
W. G. iiingstou, the executors offer the fol-
lowing valuable lands for solo North
half of Lot 30, Oou000sion 6,'1'ownl,ip of
Alorlis,centething 00 acres, 011 this 101 le
erected a good frame barn with stone fnun-
dation,good orchard, well and00511 . Near-
ly all *leered, and 15 on the graves road
closely ad1eining the 1'lllago of Brussels.
This farm ie a valuable ono, le well fouoed
and in a good state of cultivation. For
prices and terms apply to T1108. r18L1.Y,
Brussgple P, 0., 12)30180 Jrvx)Nns, Victoria
Sgna'b 11, O., or 3A181:011 181710, 181381310 Lodge
1'. 0 Middlesex County,
Auction Salo
Splendid Farm.
There will bo offered for 81810 by Public
Auutto» at Ile Aatnnrs.ta lIo'rsr., iu rho Von -
Luta 001 Blt8snnths, of
W adnesaiiy, Nov, 511i, 1890,
At 1 O'Olook p, m.
That splendid term being composed of Lot
0, on 1110 Otir Concession of Grey, containing
05 nese, of witch 85 aures are cloared, well
10neod, lludur•,iraiuod and in high state of
uultivattoo. Thera are 10 nevem of tall wheat
and heifer the electrum le needed to gram,
The n0 oloared part 15 well-timhorod and11115
Olt 8138 gond deal of coder, '1'11010 is emu•
fortelde111)011 cottage a bang barn nlby52
feet, with comfortable and 00,nn1nd10us
Mono etebling, There aro two nom Patting
seethe welts melon orchard, This farm ad-
dle beet markets to N Otol,(tvO which cam 1(f
farm is ono of the very best in the county 0P
Berne and is adapted to ulthor grain or
stook raising mid must be sold as 11u, pro.
prlater is determined to retire, and it !should
0Onlm38nd the attention of intmtding put.
01naeora,
711n010, -•-Ton par rant, or 1110 51tlelnanh
money on the d'ty n1' sale and iulongu I,5
m,0L0.,m„ hill wi thin un da10 1811,1 rho bol.
110o on I.in10 In ting 1,13 1,11 with )e1 er8381
at 1,1,
1, oc01 coat, Immolate possession if d0•
51)0,
SCOTT, WALTER Tacna/Num.
Atnattoneer. 12'3 i'roprdotor