HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1885-7-17, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
JIILY 17, 1895,
GRAND RAILWAY. ittspannlio; ave in 800000,
iie.iTeNon;r9irrkrom;AndTa,y:fthils3011),Ineavii{1,1e, 170.8 COV f. mooting next 'Monday BANKING.
Tux seeonil match (.3s minket,
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Tr. h.,. oort% And pinyed on Friday afternoon of tllis ly of \VaIton, started on a visit to
evening,
SOUTI-1C7f1,1 EXTENSION. W. G. & B. R Reformers ve. Conservatives, will be , so 11
n0v, Iv . sssuou, of Ripley, former. Psis printel nhirtinga at Ilk. par yd, at (.1N TOSII MelL'AGGABT,
- . -
Wan no Pill iwi : tb7311L1itTI'IV01 lacy Inutiini Lir 100. psr yd.
week, Alexi'', il r '
Uiting south. 11 13116 North, ,
tug MOntreal Witness hoe jest 133. England en Thursday of this week, SANKERS ORUSSELS'
man . 7,21 a.ii:. Mi co.', ,. , 10:00 amt., , i. Ho will be away for a couple of n 1 1"
AtEPRCED 1 '
PleB-Paro HoueY ni p" 1b: TRANSACT A GEN10111AL BANKING
V,111,1,1 11::',111.1, \!.lit _din ems sued part One of a history of the le- io tl s
13 US'S 1,', SS.
30 I bs for 131. G. A. Domini:tn.
Mi ,54 ••'.. l'.' , ' • •••r". • ' "'r7 r'"' cent ti 3131 in the North weet. "It 14 11 .11 1 '
a L;)tii.; =1,1,1,1,14 t tr. ,,IJ -1, ,V , I ,..IVt1.i...,i. silt t•fsi.,
i splendidly illustrated, containing cuts P Bonn Ws Krie w -.Airs, W. F. ,,..,Is1.30111113,14113.B,44,a,?Iilt:(0371:(3torjrItStrotirtet,(1),.,1!ers)3.t
sees 1 o in:lata tile most
- - ,--r..------------. it also cent:1111S the ilain0 of every -
rag of a brother of 3. Hargreaves, of taken or used. Try it.
The Walkerton Teloseope,Pibnesiiiir,°,3-11.. p111"1,miant no,I ,I,,,,,,ima N',Nr111 syr,ip ow 311,11;int;;02;tf liiintut:lisautin tea.
don Auposits repayable:on
and riatuida %s. of pli the principal places and battles; Ironstone is visiting at Cam
, man and officer who WOr0 atteched to
13-1:..0tat Dew% ...11.1:1115. tile various battalions. it sbotild bo Brussels, Kays ; -We oro pleased to C ti. at IC .Zgly1o181111t3i0t11;i1 11(303 13)
r6\•tivt.lt Ta.
, rod thief f i
lunter's old stand.
.... -- - • reail by every person. notice the success of James Mason P roinptattontlen given to collections. -6
._ _ Ilergreaves, now of Paisley, late of
Toronto, Tins entities him Lo eam, s ming men called on a fernier in Ito. • LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
- Wm. Hartry.
_ _•.. ,__ . .
Anoter two weeks ago a pair of sliek
A elfiel's ye 101:111. LIONEV.-Thi. best pure honey at 10001110 Walkerton, an his examination in
An' faith le."11 preut it. per pOund. 1. keep 110 second class honey.
011131.1301 township, Beam (minty, -
:setts ni 11 34 33. I3. -VALUABLE HORSE nEaff.--This week on the 'ramose of chemist and drug•
30111 Shipley, and offered hita E L L 10 T, L A W
Brussels, Monoy
lios•rtsra and I.IO-33 mins 3inite Jno. of Hullett township, gist. We cordially wish him all
liberal induce nente to accept the `"s" °eh' tt,"" me"'
" • his I bl 110 orte 1 heav totem'.
enninon pastime en the Wel. lost. 0 va nu, e p c , y
rens Park Oro. n f ,r the potato bugs at . draught stallion "Puzzler," from
G. A, lleadinati, paralysis of the bowels. The horse
'rata eatepailIt •-113. 11,1 be benneed, . took sick ou Thursday at the Central
as the othee iley a little boy named hotel, 13r11se1110, and although treated
jacklia had las eye either blinded or ' in a skillful manner by two Yeterfnar.
badly iojarei by a idiot from nne of les nothing could bo clone to efiVO
illOS,? 3110011112 Inne „inv.; in Coe hands him. He was valued at $8,000 and
of voneg Chapin:so : Rs ibis is the second horse Mr. Mc.
1"') Straw hats 1•33. 10 '2 .1, at Alan- 3 Milian has lost this year the loss will
does,
tl ' be felt all t': • triers. "Pnzzler" took 1
manner of success iu the profession
00 11133 choice. This is the third and
youngest sou of J-1114. Liergreaves, all
of whom have accepted the same hue
of busiuess.-Miss Minnie White, of
Mitchell, is visiting old aoquaintancee
in town. -W111. SCAN, a St. 21lary'a
pedagogue, ie spending part of his va-
cation with his brother, John Shaw,
of this place. -Mrs, 3. R. Grant and
Mrs. W. H. Kerr are enjoying a holi•
day visit with. friends at Dundas and
Galt. -Loo and Flossie Struthers, of
Stratford, are in town with their
father, J. AL Struthers. -This is the
way the Seaforth Sun doses 31, former
Brussrlite :-We are pleased to an•
flounce, that J. V. Fear has purchaeed
the drug busiuess of C. Duncan mid
hits taken possession. Ho is moving
the stoolc from the old stand, ono
door north, t3 what was formerly
known as Duncan & Duncan's "Oak
hall" clothing store. 11I11. Fear is a
promising young man and IOW passed.
creditably through college and nerved
Ins apprenticeship with the lencliug
deuggists in Hamilton and Toronto.
Ho comet; to us highly recommended,
aud apparently bas •eve "to the
neat," as.he i$ fixing up hie store in
excellent shape. Wo wield -Ana abun-
dant stursose, and welcome him to
our ambitious town. -Mrs.
Smyth arrived in Brussels on Tues-
day last from Walkertom-W. E.
Kerr left on Monday morning for
Kingsville, where Ito will be stationed.
as the junior minister of the Metho-
dist ohnrch for this year.-Franic
Halliday is away at London on a
pleasure trip.-Oeuncillor Graham is
off 011 a fishing excursion to Nepigon
river, Lake Superior. He is great
lover 00 the rod and linc.-E. W.
Gerry, of Tnn Pose: staff, arrived
home last Thursday eveniug, after
spending several weeks on the lakes
fox his health. He looks mueli bet.
tor after his trip, -Mrs. Williams
has flax growing that measuree over
50 inches.-Obris, Dickson, wife and
son, of Clinton, was in town on Sat-
urclay.-Georgo Hayeroft is the repre-
sentative to the Grand Lodge, 1.0.0,F.,
from Brussels, this year. 1.3. S. Scott
represents the En eampusen t.-Mis
Lack, A. R. Smith's milliner, left
Brussels last Tuesday for her home
at Lindsay. A very successful season
is reported in connection tvith the
millinery rooms. -Mrs. A. Webster
and daughters are away on a visit 10
relatives at Millbank. The grass
widowers are numerous in town just
now. --A Kirkton correspondent of
the St. Mary's Journal says :-While
the Rev. 'AIL Harris was starting for
Woodham church on Sundsiy morn
ing lee t, hie horse became frightene 1
and dashed off at a fearful speed,
throwing tho rev. gentleman mit of
his bnggy. Howover, we aro glad to
eay that he only received a few slight
injuries, which did not prevent him
from fulfilling his appointments dur-
ing the day. -Miss Pattiseu, of Tor.
onte, is visiting her sister, Mre.
Wade.-Jatnes (lino end wife, of
Wingham, spent Sunday in Lawn. -
Fred. W. Jones, of Chicago, ie the
guest of Walter Jackeen this week. -
\V. IL 1101)011:11a , Nv110 1138 been in
Winghain for some mouths, has re-
turned to Brussels and is tilling his
position in G. L. Ball's dental office.
-Miss Jessie V, Boss, teacher in the
5th department of our public school,
had the children of her highest class,
all of whom are promoted to the next
room, her Sabbath school class
up to her 110100 13321 Fridity afternoon,
where, after having all kinds of
5111100, sw Sic., with them, sho
Science, 1.8 per eents Dr, McLean, tato bugs are having largo dosee of treated them with etritwborriee and
of Goderich, swore that 2.02 of alco. Paris Green administered to them wee, , tea, and cakes judging from
bol was sufficient to produce intoss these day's -Adam Good &i Co. 11011.3 then! happy, smiling countenances,
leaden, and Dr, George Wright, of dled fifteen hundred boxes of straw. as they parted in the evening, they
Tovonto, thst it, would rsquire a gal. berries this season --A, grand pierate all had a ...mod time. Mis$ Mee left
ss of opine Ribbon Ben" to obtain is talked of by the Ref irin Assoeht on Wednesday for Toronto and
an intoxicating ilsne. Other Minus tions of East Huron. 13russels will Guelph to visit her frientle.-Mrs.
ss testified to having drunk vans likely be chosen as the plaee for hold- Ferguson and Miss Kato have gond
Bios of the beer v trying from 17 ing it, on account of its central peel- to Toronto title week, where they an-
-18 glasses without experiencing, any tion. -What about our civic holiday 9 tend to make their hoine,--Tho
quiptoms. The Magistrate -The lightning on 'Monday damaged Tildonburg Observer says :-"It" 01
Mayor Horton, laid that the beer a number of telephenes in town.-- reported that, El. 1311iley
was an intoxicating cue, although of Thu Orsuil Loden and Grand En. eon, of Aberdeen, Miss., formerly of
variable .sirength, and the defendant
Ives therefbre fined $50 and costs,
There has been an appeal from the
judgment of the Mayor to tho Genet'.
al Sessions of the Peace, to be bola
in December next.
of tho count for a intent hay
Tim 12-ru.- Orangemen to ie
1st prizes .eiver shown and during
number 131 o3330 0,n1,n, 10:1 lodges, ae• ate twe yeard be has travelled tibia
:,;bed Str.of r 1 lsst Monday, and section of country has left some very
iiespitoti,o lo.fav:.* "i" " '11°1 t value hle stock. Dealers in high
Pal hi !line. The train priced hordes run a big risk an invest.
with the Ethel, 1aron33o.133, and Blue- Mg their money iu horseflesh.
vale ceutiuseu arr33 ,,1 hack about 11 ,
Ion cream, 0110100 00 two flavors, Vanilla
31310013. A lively time was enjoyed 01 • every day, Pine Apple, Lemon and Streev-
111 or the 0,1., 011 the return • berry every other day. A. Good a; 00„
ipToronto ice crew). parlor.
tr.
TRE following Rena refers to a form.
PunAri: part lus notice Can base
thy 11,:e sittina"lairs, entrance er resident of Brussels 3-11Irs. Elise
by side 1,»r, at Mr,. diirles.
Millicent, beloved wife of Rev. IL, J.
131r. S, Pro-sre-L11331
Rehinsm, incumbent of Christ church,
Tuesdey aftc moth 11,33 annual Sunday
Exeter, paseed peacefully away after
Sc1-11)".1 Lies Lie "3" 11'1`31111 the beaver six L0001118' illness on Friday xnglit,
Inend''''). A •lje:Yeble bulle W" June 19th, in her 51st year, ono clay
Put in, willi baH.. 13,10, coot bali. crick-
efter her birthday. The deeeased lady
et, erctillYt, saiegs, egg. sack, three• was a native of the ancient city of
legged ana strsiehe vices, Presents Nottingham, Englaud, lasving 01111 -
were 1113n1e the einlaren in the way
grated with her hiedband some 10 years
3,0 mouth ergans, teleseopee, tops,
arra. "fiefs was 1. short but useful
shell boxee, strap albums, coucertina, : li9 te ; her toast was that oho had la
toys, it!.c, the way of refreehments,
bored for and in the church from her
oranges, strawberries tied email:, childhood as a collector and district
lemonede, cake 3101 sandwiches visitor, and for many yeara both in
were 031.30. The 1141•:,..31) 5 who perfect -
England and Canada 0005 a zealous
011 the arrangements lines, how to
Sabbath Sehoel teacher. Left an ur-
make a good time 0, r the childeen phau at the early age of 8 years, tend-
1es cream and slimmer drinks, cream only beloved of her grand parente, aufl
nectar, lonoinade, sotla water with a choice
idolized by her grandfather, an 011)1-
13 flavoring, at UN. Kirk's.
uent lawyer, it 00013 her high privilege
THE EXCAMPMENT.-.t the last reg -
to play its a child and meditate as It
tiler meeting of Brussels Eucarip•
girt in her fond uncle's fine old man -
meta, The )(Moving 111101-
slot] Bas ford House, in the
omits were elected 3-1\111).. Martin, L.
village of Old Basford, the house
P. ; Geo. Hayerolt, El. P. ; A.. J.
of Bailey, the poet, author
Currie, S. WNu
. ; John t, J. W. ;
of Festus, a work pronounced
only second to Milton. The deceased
lady's funeral was conducted in the
little old church where sho had so de.
votedly worshipped under ber hus-
band's ministry for nearly seven years.
The attendance was large, the church
being crowded to the doors.
LE3IBER waggons durable and cheap at
C. W. Holland's shop next to W. T.Huut-
er's old stand.
POST SCRIPS.-Janies Kelly is doing,
the street watering in good style. -
Haying is all the go this week. -A
much needed improvement 00118 made
tit the Methodist parsonage by cut-
ting down the large willow trees,
last week.-Vanstone's new engine
is a "claisy."-Apartments to rent in
the Garfield House bleak. Seo ltd. -
The strawberry season saw thousands
of quarts of berries imported into
Brussels, in addition to what were
grown in this locality. -201 tickets
were sold at Brussels station on Mon-
day for Stratford. Walton and Sun.
Drug Stlre," Gr0.1111111F1 Block. shine lodges took the train here, -
BLUE Illeient.--J114111511 1, was giv. The Servation Army have added a
33(1 ,0 Tuesday ef last week by Mayor ' banner to the street equipage -Sea-
Hodes, of Goderieh in the case of . oral members of the Brussels band
the Queen against .No1 McBride, a went to Stratford with the Bluovitle
well-known listd keeper Of that town, band en Mouday morning. -Our
for selling the "Blue Ribbon Beer," • population continues to increase, -
prepared Ily the Davies Brewing and • Frank Uren is busily engaged in 1013-
Maidue Co. cf Toronto. For the ing outdoor scene'', and Las mine
very good peatures of farm houses,
&c. -The work of -completing Melville
Church basement is in progress, -A.
number of our residents will go to
Stratturd next Wednesday to the in-
auguration ceeeinonies. big time
is expected. -During the vory heavy
rain on Monday, a flash of lightning
struck near Mrs. Shiel'e brick block.
No, damage done. Tho rain was very
heavy. -The river as very low, -Po
Jas. T. floes, Scribe ; \Nu). Hartry,
Treas. ; F. S. Scott, representative
to Grand Encampment.
Auto clearing sale of toy8 dolis, &c, &c,
the whole will be sold at cost and under.
Call and get bargains, at Mrs. Birlee, Op-
posite QUeen's Hotel.
13. Q. 0. F. -At the last regular
meeting of Western Star Lodge, No.
140. The 0011013113g officers were du]y
elected :-Wm. Martin, N. G. ; Geo.
Fulton, V. G. ; F. B. Scott, Treas, ;
P. Scott, P. S. ; Alex. Strachan, R.
53; James Droll, War. ; Dickson
Smote, Con. ; A. Celback, 0. G. ; K.
McKenzie, L Cr, ; Wm. Corinth, 1.1 S.
N.03. ; Arthur Hingslou, L. S. V.
G. ; Joseph Laird B. S. 3d. ; Richard
Leatherditle, L. S. S.; Janes Wilson,
Chap. ; George Hayeroft, representa-
tive to Grand Lodge.
You Must see the mammoth bottles of
Warner's Safe Cure in Hargreaves & Co.'s
lrug store window, They have Fowler's
Extract Wild Strawberry, tha best 1101)15'
11)' for ,futnner complaint. diarrhoea, &e.,
fuel all reliable patent medicinoi, at 'The
prosecution wane stis were called
proving the sale, and Mr, Saunders,
of London, analyst, gave evidence of
three aualysts showitig the presence
of 0610113d varying from 8 1 to 21 to
2S per cent. For the defence Pro-
fessor Heys, of the Toronta 51)11001 00
sjesielee, swore 2133113 1115 analysis of
the beer showel (oily 1.713 per cent,
of alcohol, tura that of 1'1:0008800 Ellis
of O: Ontario School of Practical
350(163 1
fork. Being assured that, the agency
wonld prove at bonitirs•t, 00080110d
to take it consignment of the forks,
conditioned, 111.1W0 YU, thnt they 511,1(1111
be returned to V o manufacturer ‚10 1115
sales wore not profitable. lie signed
what purported to bo an agreement to
that °fleet, and thought nothing more
00 131133 affair until lite Tuesday, when
he oot a notice that a Isonslou blink
11. WADE, 13AltRISTER, &c,
,Itsii).1,11infrt:(firaiO'ril MO:311?1;tiiintrirsto irrie1if
o
13. DICKSON,
1 • (into with Harrower P road too t.0o d o •
010111 Solicitor, U0nyuyancer, Jzo, Croce In
(Inlet's !Hock, tirossels, Molloy 30 330911.
LEX, JiUI1TJ1I11, CLERK OF
171 the !fourth, Orytelon Court Co.Huron,
Oollootions 1/1040. 011105, 0rahain'a Biocir
hela his note for $275. Shipley says
he will give $50 for au interview with
the hay -fork agents.
TUE GARDEN PARTY:a:1.0040:1111g 1.0
0113) all 11011 nceM nit tit f ti: 11 j vrti
WilS 11011 011 13, Gerrfe lawn on Weil-
iiesility evening. T110 evening MU
311 that could be desired, and the
grounds 33010 1110111 couveniently and
pleasantly arranged. The program
was all excellent 00e, varied enough
to save monotony and so interesting
that for • 01 011 two hours the large
andiencs sat and "took it in." The
ice ersans, lemonade soil coffes stands
L. BALL, . D. 13, HONOR
did a good busieess, while pretty I) 1- LL6r1
eStr:atltirorntn1a100E.3,',1
tdL4)13"0lgquete were everywhere to he sem. .elleeoMJet1000ee-Is,130101110. e%
Visit. ealca on
The program consisted of instru-
mental selections on the violin and al ILli
511100 100W Miss Lizzie Jackson, Pref.
Doliand, Bert Jackson and Alex. BUSINESS CARDS.
Strachan ; piano solos from .111r2. -
1111t011ille011. NESS Clara Creighton t1111 'j .1355 O'CONNOR, TEACHER(
of Thorough lints, Vocal, mat
Miss Lizzie .TahltS011 ; V00.11 selections
'Hutette.Zeftici;',V1i.04111r
from Mrs. Hargreaves, Miss Kerr, A. ticnetaislitelsollittsVi.ot
strashau, r, J. leito, esidouco-N o, 2, (south) lir ick T annoy,
Brussels, unt.
grenvee and J. May ; recitstion from . 41•8
MISS 01111010 White, of Miiohubl; Iv H, MCCRACKEN,
igiag.r230
readings from J. Mulholland and W011ice at h
. e
13. Dickson; short addresses by Ressle•
3. Ross, S. Jones and W. Smyth ;
mouth organ soh:trans from Miss 1 011N NOT.11, VETERINARY
Where everybody performed their ooculartrdig
Lizzie \Vilna and Noble Gorry. crfaiSurgoon,Graduato of Ontario Veterinary
1)0111 50 well it would be a difficult task "le:
to particularize, suffice to say a bet- A LeN AIR, ISSUER OF MAR -
ter program is seldom given. Twins 00
lAitaLyar:ailen. 2L;itiroTTIe :la 011 asted rdinnatrrn, oLt
canspinent of the I, 0, 0. E. meet in
Hamilton on the 1-, ti 'of August,
and great preparatiens are being
Mado hy the brethren there for the aro in town visittng frionds.-J. fetan-
reception and eratertainment of °the 3 ly, 0. R. Vanstone and As. Bedlam -
visitors. tyne 'Tent the 12th in Ilarrision.
Tilsonborg, le down with the sconrgo
of tbe South -yellow fever. -M.
Jas. Watson and family of Winghatu,
133115501
MEDICAL CARDS.
I A. iiiiiNA.UGIITON, ill. IX., C.
? 0, 10, 11, 1•., burgh . Physician,
.33140,311 9.1,3 ,tU4010,OUP, etnr(5.' L"k10
tj A. 11H1101:(INSO.N, 'AL D.
L. 113. 0, 5'. }Edinburgh.
liasroznoyod to his residuum, on Mill Strout
the uousy formerly °coupled by 1)r. lirainitn,
and W111133 •inure at nigut. ito atilt retains au
Lubin 3,3 dargreaved' Store. •
DENTAL.
proceeds, clear of all expenses,
$51, Tne lawn was illuminated by
lamps, torches and Chinese lanterns.
TheLadios' Adel Society, under whose
auspices the en tortainmen t VMS giN on ,
desire to return their hearty thaulre
to the ladies and gentlemen who so
kindly aided the pro,gram.
BORN.
KEIGUT.-Ill Morris, on July 12111, the wife
of Ur. Peter Knight. of a daughter.
0100.
HoWiok, on the 4t11 inst., Peter
Morin, aged 50 years and months.
AustrAx.-111 Grey, on the 6th inst., Len-
ora Angolan, aged 45 years, 8 months
and 18 days. •
E$2,11.1,4ve r: .PrIarket.
OM NOTED CAREFULLY EVERY WEEE,
White Fall Wheat .... - .. 80 83
Red Wintar 80 88
Spring Wheal HO 83
Barley ,. 45 50
Oats 30 00
Peas 55 00
Butter, tubs and rolls .:10 19
Eggs per dozen. 10 00
Flour per barrel 5 00 15 00
Potatoes... ..... 31 1 00
Hay per ton 7 00 0 00
tildes per lb 0 q
Dressed Hogs 5 50 5 50
Salt per bbl., wholesale . ,00 80
Sheep skins, eaoh 51.1 1 00
Wool , 17 18
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
QEBVANT GIRL WANTED, AP.
1,..3 ply to MIAS. JAS. 13111PAVE.
1.(3161.1N.B.-A, HORSE BLANKET.
ownerose Intim the nettle by nulling at
00111, 11111or's, proving property And paying for
Lb 10 allyartisein on t.
r 110 REN'T.-T1IAT CONVENIENT
shop North 01 Qin 01'1E1E0, 010 00 IIF03 t for
workshop or fitoriphotthe.
00.13 Apply to 14, 1)11.1(Whi,
A SPAGEOUll 13IIIL1fIN(.1 TO
. runt, sellable for n ledge Alne, 01'
priValn rvilli110030, leor particulars 033!' ly to
J. M. Hemel:011411H,
New ('Arnold House, Ilruneels.
"111W1 STRA.Y'030 1.01101\1 71133
protokoll of 131. inoloralineol, 1140,111, tivf0
weeks ann. 111-,, In w1.11,,, In r:1,1oor o n
110110. Any In forename londltilf !Jot. row, y !my
will be thank y row. I yeA, Word /nay 1.0 11111
at ruff Peer ofied.alifig owe,.
It. 11. ,01,./J111, !hewed&
iss 1 01"PA.0 11'014 HALM.- .33T1 1 IL
N...iittotordigoki win 41111 Lk, 001/1hirtnlihi 006-
10/0 00 Ell/Abut.. otroot, 'yr ovroli111 (oo)ltitiogo
16 rm. ,31h,7 /.000/1y. V00 hill 00.1110010:01 34)3
to /11,1no II, tering, ofo.„ moo y
301), if aw5ottn, Brussels,
1)ASTI1 It1:1 TO LET. -
3711,n 0n010100 fur bottom , tut : fano.
od. Itlyor rooting 133.19,2534. ,5'y for tonne
to 0, W 11111. , ilentryn.
Or toli. H. W1,0, 1.1111110111.
,....„hoo,aiitur.ontll=u-neeco
IVTIL LINEitY & HAIR DliESS•
iLL log done by Mrs. Turnbull. Neat -
dance -North of school 1100 00, corner of Me •
ohaulo street, drawls. CAnn-We would
recommend Mrs. H. '1,1051>011 00 tho 014t5I.:e: of
Brussuls as a good straw milliner. Whila In
Utikedeld alio gave good. Bakst notion to her
oustolners in making over And dying f olt and
straw bats. lt .t.irnhani & Son.
ROBT. CUNNINGHAM,1
Insurance Agent,
GUELPH, ONTAZIO
VA.R31 TO RENT. -LOT 12, CON.
L. 7, Grey, will bo rooted for four Or [lye
years. Ts Ire ate 22 acres of fall wheat sown
And fall plowitheidone. • Possession given at
any time, JOHN McINTOSIL
nett
THOS. FLETCHER,
rraetical Watollintkor and Jeweler,
Gold W caches, Silver
Plated W are, Silver,
111 atches, Clocks, Gold
Rings, Violins, Etc.
I keep a fall lino of goods usually
kept in a first-class (Jewelry store.
Call and examine, no trouble to
show Goods.
Issuer of AI (Image Licenses.
---
Agent for Ocean Tickets, Amer-
ican Express Company and Great
Northwestern tolegraph Compauy.
STATE; NO'l'IOE.
'00- CRISISIT011S.
Pursuant to the Act 40, Via., 00i,. 0 (Ontario 1
the creditors 03 301111 Sample, the elder, late
131 (1,,' Township of Clroy, in t 3m county of
Huron, /0011050, whO died 011 01' 100111 the
1011 day of April, 11353, end others having
,,103)o18rompeob to his estate, Are 1ierob3
notified to Hon fl, 011 01. before the 17111 day of
July, 1886, to Donald McLattehirtn, at 13russels
P. 0„ ono the ogacetors of the personal es -
tote 0100010 the said download, their
tisanes and addresses, and the hill pertionlitrs
of their claims end of the seettrities, IX any,
hold by thdin, properly attested; and also
that immediately after 1330 said date the as.
nolo of the Said deceased will bo distributed
among the parties entitled 10 00030, baying re-
gard only 10 claims of Willett the oxeolttorit
then have notice, and the ogeoutcts win not
be liable fOr any ostlatS AO distributed to any
person of whose olnitu they shell not have
had notao,
flitted at Oroy, this Mai day Of June, 1885.
1)014A1r,1.) MaTAVORtni, 3.xocutors,
LUAU MCLAUCHLAN I