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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. I NIOE weather.
SEE notice of dissolution of part-
OUTHERN EXTENSION, W Ct. & BR uerehip in this issue
Train teavee Brussels Station, north aim Tan Pose and weekly Globe to the
oath a s follow s end of 1886 for $2,25, in advance.
Going south. 001" "'I" Now iho time to subscribe,
Mail . '7S0a.ne, i Mixed 10100 a.m.
DO1h win only run on Tuesdays, Thuroda7s, who intends opening up a stook of fur -
2:01, TWI store formerly oecupied by S.
npreas 1-100 a.m. Nem .
>wee. ,ri. Erpreso 9:0 p.m. D. Swale has been leased by A. Veal
The morning train south and the night train
sad Saturdays. niture in a short. time.
Laird, at Villa Nova, has returned to
Brussels as the 'thecae making season
A. chiel's amang yo takin1 notes ,
An faith he'll prenis past
t it. THE market scalae were sold last
MUDDY MOIL
Seturday afternoou to W. H. Mo-
Oracken for the sum of $98. Me.
Sox weeks frone Friday of teis eek
ought to know what they are worth.
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to Christmate
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WILLIAM MOONILY, who wee engaged
rn(at Actus %tons, in cheese making by S.
The scales brought $89 last year.
SALT Water herrings and White fish at
THE biscuit works of Moore &
Thomson's. Westlake, of Norwich, wore destroyed
Saevica was withdrawn in Melville
by fire last week; no insurance. This
Church last Sunday evening. is the firm that J. J. Denman and
Point XXX. White Wine Vinegar. A.
W. S. Ilambly are travelling for,
Goo & Co. WE notice that W. M. Sinclair bas
Mas. THOMAS SHANNON, of BalerSOIM
passed his 2nd intermediate examine -
Man , is -visiting her parents 10 town.
tion in law, standing well to the front
Su.r.vice will be held in St. John's
in the list of successful students. We
Church on Thanksgiving day, at 11
congratulate Mr. Sinclair ou his SOO-
SEVER
RAL boarders can be aecou- CeSs'
OBT. STEVENSON has announced
a.m.
modeted at W. T. Hunters. See
a clearing sale of harness, collars,
advt. horse blankets, &c., &o., for 30 days.
Smarm, Board met last Friday even.
His terms are very liberal and, he
mg.
' See advt. of teacher wanted in
wants to close out his,stock as he in -
this issue. tends removing from Brussels.
PEOPLE say there will be a great
B. GERRY, very thoughtfully, has
deal of powder wasted on Thankgiv-
a large street lamp placed on the
ing day. corner of John and Mill streets for
MRS. ARTHUR HINGSTON and Son
the acconamodahou of people going
have gone on a visit to Solomon city,
to and hone the 'Methodist Ohurch
Kansas, to see her parents. these dark nights. A few more lamps
A wennixo ie talked of in which a would be a good move.
Brussels young num and a young lady
Delete forgetthe Thanksgiving tea
i
from Grey township aro intereeted. the n Methodist church on Thera -
J. Become of Palmerston, is sup- day evening. The program, after
plying the place of Mr. Creighton
supper, will consist of readings, reel -
during his absence for his holidays.
tations, addresses, a short cantata,
BILLHEADS, letterheads, noteheads
and other selections of music. Oys-
furnishell at city prices. See our
tare will be served at the olose of the
stock at Tav Pose Publishing House.
entertainment.
Musie.—letiss Mories desires to intimate Tan winter millinery opening at
that she is prepared to receive a number of
additional pupils in music. References the Lions, feet Saturday, brought out
a large number of ladies who thor-
given if desired.
THE first bent of the skating rink ()uglily inspected the neat display
was raised last Saturday. The weath- made by Mrs. Alexander. The new
or has been very bad for outside store is a ooey little place and the
Lion anticipates doing a good trade
work.
0. R. COOPER has been sworn in as this winter.
a County constable. He is applying NE= Monday two extra bias will
for the position of Provincial con- be placed on the London, Huron &
stable. Bruce and one of them will connect
We had. a pleasant call last week with our afternoon mail. This will
from D. 1). Wilson, the popular Reeve be hailed with pleasure by the travel -
of Seaforth. He reports a good bus- ling public. The Grand frunk de-
iness in eggs. serve no credit for this as they should
Bev. W. SMYTH will preach 0 be ashamed of themselves for ever
special sermon to young men next taking the trains off.
Sunday evening. Service commen• Ox Thursday evening of last week
ces at 6.80 o'clock. Frank Bell and Wm. Rutledge, of
Wa. Gnome left last Monday for Morris, were dumped into the ditch
Toronto where he has taken a sites- nearlYPP o osite the Revere House.
tion. A Brussels maiden hums "Ohl A broken shaft on the buggy a little
Willie boy come home." water and mud on the horse and
aigesneero, Algebra, Geometry, Mensur- passengers was about the extent of
ation, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, ole., taught
the damage. People should keep in
thoroughly by post. Proopeatue on appu.
cation to Mr. Alex. Thomson, 15 Belmont the middle of the street.
SO., Montreal. Pima eon THE SHORE.—Last week
ANDREW CURRIE purchased a pork- three of our townsmen went out
er, 9 months old, from John Shand, shooting. Two of them in crossing
last week, that weighed 879 pounds. the river had their boat swamped and
Mr. Shand pocketed $22.20. they had to "foot" it to shore. One
Sea the advt. of H. Dennis this of the hunters lost his gun and had
week. He has a fine range of robes, to have the river dragged to recover
horse blankets, &c. Oall on him if his "shooter," No damage done, al -
you want anything in hie line. though the water was a little too cold
Tempi Woon 11—F. O. Rogers is now for bathing.
Nov, MOM
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Sas the edvt. of W. IL Kerrie. 0. D, Werra has removed to Sea -
GEORGE kinemet has perchasod the forth whore he has loaned the Diuney
cottage, an Flora *eat, from 3, W. hoose, nonrly opposite the Comelier -
Yee, , °fat hotel.
G, Same is having the store, COMMUSIOUATIO Tbl•IlialgiVing Day by pay -
recently vacated by the Lion, painted Mg A. R. Smith your account.
Tau newspaper is a powerful auxil-
and the partitions change .
Nen Senility Rov. 3. L. Kerr hire, of our Public schools, During a
preatheem the Presbyterian ohurchee discussion on teaching Beading"
at Molesworth and Trowbridge. at a meant meeting of a tefichorte as•
Boob:lion, several teachers bore testi-
mouy to the feat that the best readers
among their pupils belonged, as a
rule, to families that took newspap-
ers; and that the ohildreu of pereuts
who tools no newspapers appeared at
a disadvantage whim compared with
their more privileged companions.
We aim at honorable snocess and in ord-
er to attain this we dun you when your ge-
ment is due. A. It. Smith.
Tins is the season when coal stoves
comp into general use and when at-
tending accidents from coal gas begin
to be placed on record. Parties should
be careful to see that their self feeders
are properly adjusted before retiring,
and the windows slightly lowered to
admit fresh air. The bank damper
should be turued fax enough to gen-
tly lessen the draught but not enough
to prevent the gas from escaping.
If sufficient precaution is taken there
need be no fear of accident from es.
Gaping coal gas.
Tars le the month for thanksgiv-
ings. The wealth of the year has
been garnered. The perind of doubt
and fear has goae by, and content
grows in contemplating the filled
barns and cellars and storehouses.
There is a fragrant, fruity smell abort
certain bins that suggests long, soci-
able evenings aroand the fi"e in tho
months to oome, while the keen wind
whistles unheeded without. Yes,
this is the month for the giving of
thanks. May Thanksgiving Day be
truly a day of thanksgiving, and none
the less jolly and merry than sincere,
grateful praise has been rendered to
the God of the harvest 1 It will make
the turkey seem tenderer and the cel-
ery crisper, and will fill the heart
with love toward God and toward
tea».
Teel attenton of parents and guard.
iaus is directed bo the advt. of the
Board of Health in this issue.
SI:ND LIP YOST to the absent boy.
It will give him all the home news ;
$1.50 pays for 11 10 the end of next
year.
3. A. 011EIBITTON is away this week
enjoying a well earned holiday among
frieuds ia Toronto. We wish him to
pleasant time.
A. B. SMITH has disposed of hie
stock of goods at Oranbrook to J. B.
Olark, who has been in Mr. Smith's
employ for some time.
IN the near future we are promesed
a fashionable wedding in town. '2o
alt the young gentleinen who can
afford it, we say 'go and do likewise.'
We publish on Wedueeday even•
ing this week so as to enjoy a holiday
on Thanksgiving day, cons:guently
a large amount of district news came
to hand too lake for tkis issue.
THE Kincardine Standard has been
sold to Joseph Laug and the mune
ohanged to The Kincardine Review.
Mr. Lang will print it all at home
and promises to wake things up in
Kincardine.
TOM Sunday School Papers published by
Blackett Robinson, Toronto, are well adapt-
ed for Canadian schools. They are three
in number, beautifully illustrated, printed
well and at low prices. Send for specimen
numbers, which are sent free of postage on
applioation.
81. L. P. 0.-- This society will
give an entertainment in Melville
()heath on Christmas eve. A Christ -
name cantata will be given followed by
a musical and literary program.
Further particulars will be given
again.
CR1ORET.—Next Monday evening a
business meeting of the Brussels
cricket club will be held at the Queen's
hotel, at 8 o'clock, sharp. Immedi-
ately afterwards a supper will be
served to which all cricketers and
friends are invited.
Br all arrangement with the publisher of
the Rural Canadian we are enabled to dab
that valuable farm journal to all prepaid
subeeribers to the PBUsSELS POST for the
small sum of 32.00, thus effecting a consid-
erable saving to the readers. Renew your
subscription now and get the Rural Canad-
ian free for the balsam of this year.
Tam Wingham Times says: —This
week there was turned out at S.
Niakel's carriage factory a sewing
machine wagon for T. Watson, of
Brussels, which is as handsome &
one as has ever been seen in this
neighborhood. The rig ie light but
powerfully built, and the finish and
painting are elegant, and reflects
great credit upon the manufacturer,
Peusceike.--Mr. King, representing
the McKenzie sewing machine repair
shops of London, called at our office
last Tuesday. This is, we under-
stand the only establishment in Can -
BANKING.
eeroINTOSH & MoTAGGAliT,
BANKERS BRUSSELS
TRANSACT A 0111NigliAL BANKING
:BUSINESS.
Notesethaoddisecninted,
futurestulowodou depoito repayablet:c1.
demand.
PromptattentiongiventecolMtions.
.LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
e '41.1fFA.11.1.) ELLIO , L A W
k.A Ulnae, •iraut'. Block, Brussels • Alone y
toloan,
prepared to take any quantity of hard or OUR old friend David Dobson, of
soft cord wood in trade, from this date, but
none will be taken on book accounts unless Kansas, was Brussels 10 for a few
previously arranged, days last week. He appears to be
highly pleased with the west and has
Oot. eth, 1885. Brussels Salt Works
Tax farmers' dance that was to purchased another farm adjoining
have taken place on Thursday night the one he is living on. The country
of last week was indefinitely post- agrees splendidly with Ildrs. Dobson
poned ou account of the wet weather. and the children we are pleased to
BEV. 'W. C. HANNA, B. A., occupied hear and we hope they will be mo-
tile pulpit in Melville church last pered in their western home.
Sunday morning, His discourse was Axone the forthcoming books of special
lietened to with a great deal of inter- interest is the "History of thoPresbyterian
Church in the Dominion," by Rev. Profee-
est. sor Gregg, D. D.,of Knox College, To on
Now that the roads, are getting to, who has beengathering 'nformationf 1:
bad people are commencing to drive the work for the pad (loon' years. Fro°M
alongside of the roads and are out- the fvel-known ability of the author, the
care with which every fact hae been 'ma
ting the sod up badly. This should
ed, and the interest which naturally. at -
be stopped. Moho to the history of a greet dooming, -
Gamut von Sae.—A Guitar, nearly new, tion, we have no doubt the publication of
with case, lined throughout, "Wiener'e In- this work will prove the literary event of
struction Book for Guitar," tuning fork, the year. The publisher is Blacked Rob -
dot., all contplete. The above eau be bad inson, 5 Jordan Street, Toronte, who Will
for 46 cash, by applying at TWO Poem Pub- be glad to hear of a reliable agent in each
fishing House. Now is your time to get a eongrogetion.
good instrument for little money. JAS. Joeuts received it magtifieent,
le the party who took the valise gold and silver plated, solo B flat
from the front of H. Donnie' 11000088 cornet from Henry Distan, of Phila.
shop, last Friday night, will return delphia, this week. It is beautifully
it at once, nothing more will be done engraved and has all the modern im-
about it. provements, such pif double water key,
Tax longest word used iu Eliot's extra mouthpiece, &o. The case for
Indian Bible is Weetapperittukgurr- the cornet is also silver plated. We
unnookrothtunkguok, It is found will expeot Jimmie to give us better
in St. Mark's Gospel, 1.40, and music than ever, The new instru-
means "kneelitig down to Hirai° meat was invoiced at $90 and Mr.
Tait servile of song in the Meth- Jones had to make a deposit Of
odist church, last Sunday evening, $25 before it was ehipped. H. J.
was an interesting one. The church Whitely, who is a member of the
was pecked. In addition to the an- Bandmasters' Union, of the 'Untied
theme and SPerea songs, the solos States, obtained a certificate whereby
"Abide with me," and "Flee as & the purchaser obtained a dieeount of
bird," were given by Miss Kerr, and over $25, the balance $87.50, hong
11., a Kerr, reepeotigely,
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C anadiali Now -s.
111 E. WADE,13AB,BISTElle, &c.
• Ulnae formerly oeettpied oy A. J. Pio
Leekle'a Block. Money be I end .B
NATB. .DIOKSON,
• (late with darrow Proudfuot .Gode -
rich) Solleitor, Conveyancer, des. °Mee in
3 -rants Block:Brussels, gooey to Loan.
A LEX.. .FILINTEli, 0.L.Eitli OF
tee Punrth Davialon Court Co -Huron
Conveyancer ,Notary Publie,L.tnd,Luan and
insurance Agent,Funcl iuyeamitiond to Loan
Collection e made. Graham'e Bloat
Brussel
Kingston had three incendiary fires
on Friday night.
Eleven of Frog Lake murderers
have been sentenced to death. ,
The roller skating fever in Hamil-
ton is raging at its highest just now.
The Hon. D. A.. Smith drove the
last spike M the 0. P. R. on Satnr-
day.
An attempt was lately made to
burglarize the Lucknow Oddfellows'
lodge.
A. movement is on foot in Toronto
for the settlement of the Nipissing
distriet.
Over $86,000 was received on Sat-
urday by Toronto from a sale of
building lots.
On Tuesday a meeting will be held
in Montreal iu the interests of linper•
ial Federation.
Dr. Graudbois, M. P. for Temis-
cometa, is reported to be down with
emall.pox.
ado. where an old or useless machme, The General Freight Agents of the
of any kind, can be made over as 1 Dominion will meet in Kingston on
November. 10th.
Sir Leon ary Tilley's appointment
as Lieut -Governor of New Brunswick
has been gazette&
T. D. Phillip, of St. Louis, Mich.,
has bean appointed U. S. Custom
Officer at Stratford.
Riel is said to look thin and care-
worn, but is very dignified and gentle-
manly in his bearing.
Toronto music teachers met on
Saturday and resolved on the forma-
tion of an association.
Small -pox is reported to have been
stamped out in Berlin at the small
expenditure of $78.87.
good as new at a moderate charge.
As Oslo. Xing comes with the most
satisfactory credentials, both OS re-
spects himself and the character of
the house he represents, we bespeak
for him the entire confidence of those
with whom he may have dealings.
BIBLE SOSIETY.--Last Tuesday
evening the annual meeting of the
Brussels Branch of the Upper Canada
Bible Society was held in St. John's
()hutch. The incumbent, Rev. W.
T. Muff, conducted the preliminary
exercises after which the President,
Thos. Strachan, gave a short address.
The annual report was read by the
See-Treas. and on motion of Alex.
Stewart, seconded by 0. R. Cooper,
was received and adopted. There
was over $150 collected last year.
Bev. Mr. Burson, Presbyterian min-
ister, of St. Oatherines, the agent of
the Society, was then introduced.
He delivered a practical address on
the work done by the Bible Societies.
A hearty vote of thanks was paused
to the rev. gentleman, and another
to the collectors of last year for their
efficient services. Tho following offi-
cers were re -Gloated on motion of
Bev. W. Smyth, seconded by Rev. 3.
Ross, B. A. :—President, Thomas
Strachati ; Vice -Presidents, the resi-
dent ministers ; Sere-Trease W. H.
Kerr ; Depositor, G. A, Deadman ;
Committee of manegeinent, Roderick
Ross, Jas. Buyers, J. Hargreaves and
Alex. Strata:tan. The choir of the
church sang a number of hymns,
Miss L. O'Connor presiding ab the
organ. A collection amounting to
over $5 was taken. The attendance
was not as large as it should have
been. A meeting ef the Board ef
Management will be held in THE POST
Publishing House on Friday of next
pead on the arrival of the cornet here. week, at 2 o dock p.m,
MEDICAL CARDS.
e)-A. .eloNAAJGHTON, M. D. 0.
• 3.1„ 10. 0. P., Edinburgh . Physicia
nizoi.1:1.1.abtroyclosuborLogr, ,Ofd Go 33To
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A. HU 20.HINS014, M. D.
eer •
L. ft. 0. P.33daillorgh.
the house formerly °coupled by Dr. Graham,
and will be the r e at night. Ile still retains an
°Mao at Hargroayee'Drug Store.
DENTAL.
[1 L. BALL, L. D. E., IIONU1
l_A • Graduate and Member of the Royal
College of Dental Burglar., 0000uto, The
Tortola aneestlatios givou, also a now local
anstathetle for the gums ouly. All operations
carefully performed bud quarautood. Prions
modorato. 011100 over Powoll's store Hour,
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
BUSINESS CARDS.
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Mio6f6Tlio°rOierPhNliNits? 114oaT1 0A.00.te r
mental Musa on Haw", Organ and Guitar.;
lieference-Ladies of Lore me, GuelPh4
gosidenco-No.2,(south) 13rickT unto e,
44-8 Brussels , Ont
31. MoORA.OKEN,
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IssuerMarriago Licenses, Odle° at his groea
ory,T•Tnboory 19-21
TOJEIN NOTT, VETERINARY
U Burgeon ,Graduato of Ontario Veterinary
College T oronto . Residenee, 011 8510080 lately
oactiptedb y Mrs .J.Parker Mainstreet ,B rur-
sal a
BORN.
Wimszon,—In Dthol, on Nov. 2nd, the
wife of ltIr. Joseph Whelpton, of a soia.
A HoNAIR ,ISSUBB OF MAR•
£3...• !lege Matinees, by appointment Of
trientenant-Governor ,0 o mtnission or dos., Q
B.0ouveyane era nd Agantrire lnsursscsOo
Office attRoOranbrook Po stO Moe
ACUTION SALES.
TOMMY, Nov. 17b11.—Farm stock, /rapid-
nients, eta., on lot 80, eon. 4, Morrie, sem-
nonoing at 1 °Nitwit. Arch. Taylor, prop„
°apt, StrettOn,
TTIBODLT, Nov. 24rn.-3 Farms, Farm
stook, FUrnitare, 0o.. On lot 11, con. 6,
Morris, Saughine, to oommence at 10 01 -
cloak, eharp. Igoe Rogerson, prop., G.
Kirkby & C. Hamilton, ands.
ROBT. CUNNINGHAM4::
Insurance Agent,
GUELPH, ONTARIO
T M. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE
te • Accident and Loan Insurance Agent for
some of the best aud moat reliable Companies
lo tho Dominion. Office. brisk terrace, Turn -
beery St., near the Station, 3 months.
Bru.sools 4tilarket•
00naterza OAMIVULLI Evens Weer,
White Fall 'Wheat... • .. 88 84
83 85
83 se
50 7
45 55
27 28
56 57
3.3
Red Wintor
Spring Wheat
Spring wheat (new)
Berley
Oats
Poe
Matter, tube and !elle
Rae per dozen
Flour per barrel
Pettifog
May per ten
Hides per lb
Dressed zoo ..
Salt per bbl., wholosele •,..
Sheep skins, oath • ...
Wool .......... .;
ATISS CURTER, DRESSMAKER
AN...Land milliner, wishes to inform the pub-
lic that oho has returned from Toronto, after
learning Prof. Moody's new system of cutting
and Will teach it in all its branches to any
lady desirous of scouring the best of systems
for dross and mantle cutting. For further in-
formation apply to Miss Outer, Ethel, or to
SIT. Samoa Oartor,373 Young street, Toronto,
Head Moo for Oana,ths,
16 -ix
it
10 00
5 00 00
2101 00
-700 900
6 6/
5 50 600
00 80
50 100
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31. BLASHILL,
Butcher, thanking his
manyou5tomors1 or their liber-
al supportfor the past six years
wishes to inform th ern that be-
ing burnodout of the old stand has fitted up
a shop in Sznale's Block in Itrat.alass style
where he hopes 00 500 lig the Old allot= era
and as many new ones as see fit to give him a
call. I koop nothingbutfirst-elass meats, all
kinds of PoultryandElausage Meat. Delivered
to all parts of the Town Pre°, Cash paid for
Vat Stock.
THOMAS GOODWILL, ROOFER,
Pont Office Blook, • Brnssols.
Agent for jesoph Santos 0 Oo Mon treal and
Toronto, Aottnolite °omelet goofing -for Bar-
on and Brim Counties,
Gravel, Tin, Iron and other roofs repaired
and satiefaetion guaranteed.
Estimates given. Tar 0 Pelt at wholesale.
11. E. J.4CEROX,
Pratioal Watolunakar and lowaller,
Satisfaction Guaranteea in all
Repairing.
--SH3P AT --
W. J. JACKSON'S sTounnitusacas
CARD OF THANKS.
I desire to return my thanks to
my numerous customers for their
support in the past and to intimate
that, owing to ill health, I have
leased my blacksmith shop to Mr.
D. Ewan fOT a few years.
I have a lumber wagon, bob -
'sleighs and other articles that I
will soli at a bargain to get rid of
them.
Two or three gentlemen board.
ors Call bo accommodated.
W. T. Hunter.