The Brussels Post, 1886-4-30, Page 8'1$4 13N.U68J,L3 LOST.
Amu, 80, 3886,
AO TS,
Neat, well made German Mus-
kets are iu stock at
The Post Bookstore
and will be sold ata low figure.
Call in aucl see them, It won't
cost youtallything to have a look
at them and enquire the. price. 9
varieties to choose from.
THE POST BOOT St OBE.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENTION, W G.& 3, R.
t Trains leave nruseele Station, north and
south, as follows:—
tieing South, Going North.
Dlall 7:15 a.m. Mixed ............9:95 nay.
Express11:45a.m. Mail 9:49 P.m.
Mixed 8:5Op.m l Express ......19:93 P.m.
The Morning train south and the night train
north will only run ou Tuesdays. Phuradaye,
and Saturdays.
'an1.eluse1ll,
A elders among yo talon' otes
An' faith he'll prent it.
"Swonet to Silence."
Mee. JAs. Dames sr. can aeoomtno•
date 2 gentlemen hoarders.
SEE the advt. of G. A Powell this
week. He is pushing the millinery
business right along.
JNo. ROBERTSON brought to our offi ie
an egg, laid by a black Spanish hen,
that meas'.tred 6e x 7 • inches. This
is doing well lot a light draft hen.'
Dwrca Set and Garden Seeds for the
million et McCracken's...
Tem big egg season is not over yet,
Quinfin McBlain called in witha white
Leghorn's egg that measured Ge x 8
-inches, It was a double yolker.^ The
N. P. is doing great things for the
liana in this section of the county,
Last Huron is 10 clover.
"Swatter to Silence."
exempt and Timothy Seed at 1t2oCraelt.
en's..
Is is reported that our Caledonian
games will be held at a muoh earlier
date than last year and in this way
bettor weather will probably be en-
sured.
Tula week James Kelly has hem
making arrangements for watering
Main street. Mr. Kelly did the worts
very well last year but he intends
having a new box and sprinkler for
this summer's wort sci ae to do Idle
job in a tip top manner.
E, E, WADE and 11. Donnie make
a great team on the canvassing ,busi-
ease. 'This v,eelt they tools a tour
around town Rugs secured no leas than
75 members for the cricket club for
this year. Practice will Bolin com-
1nen00 90 if you .want to enjoy thi.i
manly sport hand over your Deane
and the necessary fee to eutitlo you to
membership.
EASTER MEATS.—Although our but-
chers dill not matte touch outside dis-
play this Easter with their meats ow-
ing to the warm weethe r, the tinkle
of their shone were well etooked with
as fine lot of meats. At Wm. Blasi•
ill's stand there wan to be aeon one
4 year old, fed by Alex. Rues, of Grey,
that dressed 800 pounds,, one 8 year
old heifer, fed by Jno. Forbes, Grey,
tbat•droseed 085 pounds, veal, lamb
and pork.—A. Currie had two 2 year
old heifers, fed by Geo. Brewer, of
Morris, that weighed 500 and G00
pounds alter being dressed, respect-
ively, two lambs, a nice calf that
weighed 100 pomade, and several pigs.
Our butchers get the best there is
going every time.
Naw Film —This week a now car-
riage and horse shoeiug shop was
opened ill what uaod to be the livery
stable, opposite the Qusen'd hotel
stabled, Thomas street. The prop-
rietors are Messrs. Watts & btcHag.
ue, both preotieal men and full of
vim. 111r. Watts is well known here,
having had charge of the iron work
at the Ronald foundry for a long
time, and needs no introduction, Mr.
I'fcK.agae comes from Guelph where
he has put in years at his business,
the time beilig largely spent in horse -
shoeing and he is oousequontly well
up in this department of Me work.
The new firm expect to have a wood
worker with them before long and in-
tend puslling.the business right along.
Read their announcement in another.
column.
TIM RIND 00 MEN WE WANT.—The
Derham Review says :—W. Stewart
and A. Lowick, who have so itbly
managed the Edge Mills for the past
five years we are sorry to state aro
abort to leave Durham, Two moro
upright, gentlemanly and fair dealing
gentlemen wculd be hard to find and
they leave Durham without an enemy
and with the well wishes of nearly
every citizen, and of the teatime in
the vicinity. Wo understand they
have rented the magnificently °quip.
ped Roller Mill from Messrs. Van.
stone and Sons, of .Brussels, Ont. and
will next week move to that place and
take posseesion. With a good 'Hill
in a good locality we predict prosper-
ity for these gentlemen, ae the better
they aro known the better they will
bo appreciated and patronized wher-
ever they go.. We wish them success
'in their "new surroundings.—The
Durham Chronicle adds its opinion
of our new residents in the 'following
words 1—If ever we regretted a de-
parture of any one from where we
lived, it is that of Messrs. Stewart &
Lowick, who leaye Durham ou the
1st of May. The stereotyped remarke
of regret, &c. seem insufficient to ex-
press our zeal sorrow. Both gentle -
,
men are, highly respected by all OI11BB.
et and byan honorable business
.;opllcsa.11ave justly won the esteem of
iiFilietind poor. We aro not in the
habit 'of exaggerating and imagine
every person who knows than, and:
reads the Chronicle will agree' with'
na,tthat more straightforward, liberal
and honest men never lived in or loft
Durham. Honestly we do not. know
of a single enemy they have, but we
know of friends and well wishors by
snores and hundreds. If Mr. Parker,
(of Woodstock, not of Durham) had
put in rollers, Durham would not
have lost these two good citizens, as
it is they have leased a large roller
mill in Brussels, and as that is a go -
a -head plane, we fool sura, of their
ultimate moms there and congratu-
late Brunets on gaining two such de-
sirable adjuncts to their population.
If its residents 'don't endorse our
views after acquaintance with thein,
wo are quite willing to receive a sale
utation of antiquated hen fruit when
we visit Brussels whiull most assured-
ly wo shall next fall. However, in this
commotion it is not out of place to
ask whether ft would not have boon
wise for Derham, to have given a
bone to mill owners if they hadn't
money or pluck enough to put in rot-
lers.
SAMUEL HoGGARD has purchased 0
acres of land with a small hone°, and,
good sized barn, south of Brussels,
from Philip Botz, paying $850 for the
property. He:intends going into the
hepery businees and in company with
Rich. Leatherdale will try bee -keeping
on a somewhat extensive scale. The
place is very pleasantly' situated and
"WO venture to say Mr. Haggard. will
not lode money On hie investment.
Fon best value in General Groceries,
Crockery and Glassware, go to Thomson's,
one door north Efayoroft Bros.
CrOOD OOLLECT1ow.—P' or the past
20 years B. Leatherdale has been col-
lecting curiosities in the way of 31d
coins, bird's eggs, sands of different
countries, ores, precious etenes, tbc.
In the neatly fitted up ease are over
500different coins, brass, silver, gold,
paper. •j• mite is the smallest• coin
and they run up to an English cart
wheel. There is a 25 cont gold piece
and over $100 in Confederate bills,
Two Boman coins dated back before
the Christian ora. Another beare the
date 1001 'A. D. Mr, Leatherdale
has had a large number of offers for
his collection but ho does not want
to sell. The case is valued at over
$000. An hour oan be epent very
pleasantly in . examining these old
keepsakes but yeu want blr. L. along
for interpreter.
1'1Lo1TLAND PiusssxTERY: —Last Tues-
day afternoon the above mentioned
Presbytery assembled In Melville
church to hoar the question of Rev.
J. Ross' proposed translation to Scar -
bore' discussed. There was n large
attendance of the members of Mel-
ville congregation, who were very
much interested in the business before
the meeting. Rev, Mr. Moliay, and
two elders from the Scarboro' con-
gregation addressed the Presbytery
and gave their reasons for calling Rev.
ylr, Ross, and why ho should go. They
wore followed by' Alex. Stewart sr.,
W. 11. Wilson, Duncan MoLaucblin,
Alex, Stewart jr,, Jno. Ororar and
Dant, Stewart, who, in a very forcible
and feeling manner, showed why tho
tranelation should not. take piece.
The congregation were very deeply
moved and when Mr. Rose was called
upon his decision was waited most
'anxiously. When, after a few remarks,
he stated he felt it his duty tie decline
the call and ;amain in Brussels, the
clouds dispersed and after compliment-
ary remarke from ;Ilov. Mosses. Mc-
Quarrie, of Wingham, and Brown, of
Wroxbter, in moving .and seconding
the resolution that the call be not
sustained the Presbytery was (Esmiss.
eS by the benediction. At the °1090
of tho mooting a general c tngratul•
atory Lillis wag put in and enjoyed by
the many friends of Rev. Mr. Ross.
We congratulate Melville church in
being able to retain their worthy min -
aster and personally wo heard the de.
cision with a feeling of great eatiefac-
tion. We need a good Ilan 1301° just
as much as they do at Scarboro'.
AN effort is being made to °loan the
dry goode -stores tet 7 pan. timing the
summer months,
Due you read Gen. Pllippen:s adv,.
►laic week ? slit is reatly10 attend to
your wants ill ills lino.
GREAT bargains are being offered ill
Dry Goode and Millinery, the stools
of J. Alexander, Read the wive.
this week,
Goon Friday passed by vory gniot•
ly, A. large number of Our residents
spent the day at the river, helping or
watching the 800001hers, for the body
of Mee Olegg
W. F. & C: R. VANBOONE intend tak-
ing ihiee hotisos to Mauitoba with
theta, to be placed on their farms u0tir
Winnipeg. They will also take eever'el
Noreen, ituplomonts, &'c.
'Pen card of Miss Lizzie Jackson
may bo road in this issno. She is
prepared to give instrUttiou5 on the
piano or organ. Miss Jackson ie a
natural lnueloian and ill addition to
all the help she has received from
local inetructore she has jn,t complet-
ed a course of music, extencling raver
six months, with Prof. •Forsyth, of
Toronto. I1111a8 Jackson hag•fow equals
on the piano.
P501f.E R'E SNOW,—elks Hate
Richardson and Mise Foremen) n) spent
Good Friday in Seaforth..—Rev. W.
E. Herr; of Essex Co., is home fur .t
Week. He wrote at the examination
of candidates to the ministry, int
Stratford last week, and pealed and
will attend the District meeting at
Guelph before returning to his circuit.
—Duncan Ferguson, of Stratford was'
there on Good Friday visiting Iris
friesids.—Miss Lily Vanetone ie home
from the Ladies' College, Hamilton.
—Jno, W. Shaw, of Blyth, put in
his Easter vacation at Bruesels,—D.
D. Shragg, who wont to Toronto, last
week, to consult an oculist about his
eye, arrived home Saturday night.
The piece of>steel was not .removed
although ho was 5 hours under chlo.
reform. He oar see a little with the
injured member and we hope it will
ultimately come all right, or nearly
so.—Last Monday James Smiley and
wife and Thos. McLaughlin, all of
Grey, left Brussels for the Old Coun-
try. Mr. McLaughlin intends retch-
ing back a number of fillies and per-
haps a few horse» with sum, They
purchased their tiokets from Thee.
Fletoh6r.—Sam. Halliday went on
Tuesday to Gladstone, Manitoba. He
went via C. P. B., purchasing his
ticket from T. Fletcher.—Rev. W.
Smyth was away at Auburn this woek
attending to tea meeting. IIe spoke
on Ireland as his subject, other speak-
ers dealing with England and Soot-
.bend.—Rev. J. 1. Kerr preached Sun-
day Sohool anniversary sermons for
Rev. W. Baugh, at Ripley, last Son-
day.—Russie lend Regio Fletcher,
were In LI ucknow for It tow days feet
week visiting their gran 'parents.—
Joe, Delano, has given up the'bns
busineaa and calling out "all aboard"
and will work at the harnose making
at 13. Bennie'. Joe is an old band
at the business.—lllst Alla'Winstan
ly, of Detroit, is visiting with her old
school mate, Mre. A.. Wileon.-Hugh
McMartin is away 011 a prospecting
tour to Nipissiug District.—Juo.
Mulholland is home for his vacation.
—13. Gerry was on ,the sick list for
severed days this week. It is not of-
ten B.'G. is off his pins.—This week
,Dr. Holmes was circulating a sub•
soription list for the benefit of Wm.
Elite, of Morris, who suffered a heavy
lees I y the burning of his' stable and
live stook. It was a kindly ant on
the ,part of the Dr, and we hope he
ancoeeded *°l1;—Miss Jessie floss
was in Kincardine -,for several days
last ' week visiting relatives and
frioutle.--W. Hartry.and family mov-
ed to Seaforth this week. We are
sorry to lose them and we oan assure
the poojile of Senforbh that they are
getting a goodcitizen.-S. Lean -
heart, of'Mitohall, was visiting friends
in town on Good Fridity.—Wo had
a pleasant call from our old friend
Ed. Slemmon, of Ethel, on Wadlios-
clay of this ween, He lois been on
the sick list for months but is im-
proving so niesly that he oontem.
plates a visit: to Oalifoeniabefore long
with a view of strengthonieg up.—
Prof, Moon, of London, Was in town
RIM week arranging for classes in
Highland dauoing.—Mrs. 'Myers, of
Stratford, is visiting her daughter,
'IlIro, Powell, this week. Sho brought
Miss Pearl Powell back with her.-
Inspector Cavan, of Stratford, was in
town for several clays thio weeir,—
plisses Stark, of Seaforth, are visit-
ing in town.—Oapt. Bowe and Oadet
Coiling, are attending the Salvation
Army gathering In Toronto this week.
—H. Chapman is away in the' Nip.
pissing diatriot on a prospecting tour.
—The train Tttos, Oalbiok, r. Melly
aril F. Hindus were travelling 'on,
near Stun Francisco; and which they
left to tako a faster traiu, ran over an
embankment and sotno 18 persons
woro injured or killed,
Peoir, gium: tlao prgultl2 til tt 01004
in 'blueing au'l tlloy will moot twice
a week in the Town Hail. A ehts-I of
j01(3niled itt Highland dancing will
be special feature. Fall particulars
may be obtained from Prof. Hio•1n, or
Jno, Alexnuulor.
BORN. '
bt0es$r.—Ott Creed Friday, the Wife of
Councillor Dfooney, of a daughter,
D1111I+N,- Ill
Morris, on the 27th ittat„ the
wife of Mr. Jae, Duncan of a son.
Woltz.—Ll Grey, on the 20th inst., bbs wile
of Dir, Wm. Work of a son.
.1lonn10.--In F1 Ingham, on the lith inot.,
the wife of Mr. A. B. Morris of a datigh•
bor.
.dTaw.t1T,--Ir Belgre.vo, On the 18th inot.,
the wife of Mr. Alex. Stewart, hotel-,
hoover, of to Hon..
01E0.
Brum.--In Grey, on Wednesday Mar. slat,
1880, Jamas Bird sr., aged sixty-six
yea's, eleven months.
130 notch* :51Cix.a•lret.
ilalrnaaren •JAgnrunz.r Boats Waklt.
White Poll.........100 77
nod \Viutar 712 130
Spring Wheal GO
Barley 48
Oats 80
Peas 55
Butter, tuba and rolls ,14
Eggs per donee 10
Flour per bart'el 4 50
Potatoes 211
LIay per lou 8 130
'lidos porlb7
Dreaded. Hugs . 5 00
Salt per bbl., wholesale 00
Shoop satins, each 00
Vlwl 17
700
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31
tit
15
00
00
40
0 00
75
5 50
80
1 On
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THE ri.3PLE'S COLUMN.
v.)1re.NTiiD.—A GENERAL 5311
V V vane axe, at Tan POET Publishing
Ho uee.
rTt 1V0 R001±9, SUITABLE FOR
OOioo, to rent. Enquire at Tire 011
00
Pu Mashing SOuso.
OUSE 'Pit LET. --A NICE
Rouse, 4 rooms, with upstairs, ploasaut
n0lguberhood, 5.1.30 par month, newsmen 17:11
of flay. Apply at Post (nice,
41.9tu0
QUPEP,B DOUBLE DAHLIAS,
kJ ONLY 200ts, earth. Parties wishing to ,se-
cure Ohara of ti310 popular flower should call
ou the undersigned or address ny mail, hullo-
ing price. DANIEEL STE WA1LT,
43.4in Boi20, Druasuls,F'. 0.
Cw110ICE GAB1II8 FOR SALE.—
Afowsplendid ,i,nprovoe,tarrne for solo
in the township of Grey, Morris ane MoX31-
lop. .lpply so A 11I1,GALTY,00 Auctioneer
nrussel0P 0.
IHURC11Ea, PUBLIC BUILD—
) logs, and Private /tenses paintod and
rdecorated oles. 14stimabo given, Aildr0as reasonable
1f OLUOAS,
00.10 - Godorloh.
AK
U810.—MISS LIZZIE JACK -
1 cox having returned from Toronto,
whore alto was under the inear,oliop5 of Prof.
Forsyth for the past six months, is now pee -
pared to give fuatritablone on Clio piano or or-
gan. Toms made known on application.
EE SUPi?1,111iS.--UIVI'1S, 8E0,•
'molts, smokes, extra'tors, foundation,
Imad0 from One prize mile and overiyy,ualnp' UOBd
in a. kiss
White Leghorn on
tuts eggs natohloO. leo urOtvn
4..10 0MI'LJ1, 130E15001e.
49 4v
ULL F011 SERVICE,--T11E
5uboarlber has a young Thorp -brad Dur-
ham 33u11 "Lord Salisbury;' which ho will
hoop for service ou lot L5, eon. 8, Goy.
12331W0.-00 for grade 0o we and 54 for thoro'-
bred0, foe to bo paid by Jae: 13(1, 109T. Teo
animal la a first -otos ono 41 001 01 .iu.h;ted:by
his pedigree. SI LLOJLsi L N. 1331,
42-4. Propagator.
'FOR SALE.
Y22 now Lumber Waggons, 2 now Buggloe 1
Ptswt1 Sot of are1-O)ae0 iron Harr000, 1 SI1-
vor'Watch, The above will bosold °heap for
cash or on timO, or will bo axoltonged for
Cordwood: Also gasntily of Lath an band.
Apply to ., F. 0. 130 alms,
42-
Drools.
01IOE
Being appointed bloom/ InaliOOber unua0
the Outarin .+o00re,n'lnt my duties will be to
enforce Tho Canada Temporauoo'Mt," of
1878 and all parties tltoreeted aro requested
to genre thom3e1v43; 3i4MLCi,I,0l?, Inspector.
Jam0etown, April eta, 1886,
AUCTION SALL' of
-A Valuable Farm,
Xrt
the ''Ostdhip of {Grey, in, the County of
• Huron.
Undo; and by virtue of a Power of Salo eon -
tabled in a c01301n indenture of mortgage,
boating ,lata the t1r0t depot Oobobor, A.D. 1883,
and made by Donald Motiinhal and Oattterina
McNichol. whioh will bo produoed at the limo
of sale ,and. in payment of whilst/ default has
been made, thorn w111 be old by 'Public Ana
tion, at ;RobOrt0op a Rotel, in the village o1
Til Mid, in the (Sothis; aileron, on
SATURDAY, MAY nen, 1888.
at the hour of Twelve o'clock noon, by Finlay
parole Saptb, auotionoots _or, all and singular those
'1'ownelitp or ofuGrey in thud e Osuaby of linoremiaoe in tho
being composed of the wont halt of lot number
twenty-eovo , in the feur111 Oo oOas0lon of tho
'Iolvnsltip of Gray, containing fifty sorsa of
land, mbro er 1oso,
Thbro aro no buildinge on the land. Tho pro-
porbyif 0(tuated in a good farming locality,
about 10 miles from the village of Brussels,
about nano milee from the tOWn of Listowel,
and about throe milds from the village of E
01,
oat of wnioli furnish a good market for
grain and other prod= o. Tlio foneee are in a
good ADM of repair. 'llhoro is a goad wall on
Otto 3)remi008 and a young bearing orchard of
abont half en acro. There aro about ten acres
of 'Woodland,lumberedwith hardwood botch
and maple, Tho soil Is of a heavy elay'toam
T)tnxs or (341113.—The Vendor's reserves the
right tobid, onpor dont, of the p0tahass
money to ho paid.te the V endel'e Soltaltor of
the time of sale and. thohalftime in thirty days
thereafter, Without interest, or the sato° may
be allowod to remain on mortgagl ata road nn -
able rata of Merest,
Title inclisntltable.
For further na 010111ar01ipply to
1l, B SCOTT, Aewft0no,
or to
Bor
.E,'WA E Vendor's 0olioltor,
te
Dateog eat Smolatote 20th of April, 1800,
DA°74C(iNg,
` .1.01N 170 111 & Mt'l'ACIOART,
.71
13ANALBI, B1IMHILLS,
Transact a General .Banking
0. B .ishan.
:rats° to hand. dies MI.3 I.
011,0;016'4114.931 )I L'11,1 $1103 r ).10 t ,te 100
demand.
1.
Preset i utteatlos e1 ,'1 10 u di.wtl01x0
3,EAL AND CONVEVANCiNg.
IL'It AIt0 E-LL101' 1' L.iW U1.
'boll°, tfrant's moot., Brussels, 3fonaY to
loan.
R. WADI; 11,II?RI PER, &c.
SJ. 0:1)4„ torn ,1 11I11312t,v 3, J. Ole'
Qoll, Esq., u3 '. u.cis' 1 /1U'31. .f , t 3 . 1 , loan,
-eX,T B. 1)IOIi.SON, (LATE 0:1TFJ,
Y-1 s'were e k 1'reudtoo:, Ondm•lch) Ho1io.
(tor, Ccuveya u, 48, flute°, x.•a.t:s black,
Brussels. Aloofly to loan, ,
,A LEX HUNTER, ULERli OF
t� the 1.burth Otviaiou dour,' Co, [Enron
Conveyancer, Notary l'aoliu, Land, Loan and
L,101100 re,. gout, Yowls 1400.1. and to loan.
tloil0nlibua trade. 1(0140 in Graham's Rink
Smoaols,
t i.; tCAi, CARDS.
A. eloNAUGi1TON,'1. D., 0.
0 , Al. L. It. 0. 1'. Edinburgh. Physician,
Surgeon and Aoaoueheur. Utlioo, \ire. Shiers
hlnutt, nurnoorr'y 8:rn°t.
j ..1. IIUl'UtILiSON, ILD.,
Jr. L. 0.P. blain urgh,
Tau rmno)0,0 to his rostd0uoe oa :.tali 010001,
Oho rouse iorrnorly000eptod up Dr. Graham
illus
will b0 there at night. 310 still retain
un 033104 at 1L4r0gr0aY05' on.; 1339x.3.
DEN HU.
Y/ -•t L. BALL, L. D. 8., HONOR
VI . Graduate ani almoner nr the Loyal
Oollogo of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Tho
various autoslhotios given, alio n Ines: 10001
anwsthotio for the gums only. All outstations
carefully performed and guaranteed. Prions
moderate. 'Pull sots at teeth front .44 to 823,
OIBoe over Powell's atom. Hours 8 a.m. to 3 p.
m.
BUSINESS CARDS.
H, MoORAOKEN, ISSUER
ar000ry,Turnborry, streetnnee. 0111c031 at
MaNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR-
• xioga Idoonsoa, by appointment of
ldeutenant-Governor, Commissioner, so., Q.
13, donvaya000x and Agont Miro insurance Co,
0taco al the Cranhrook Post Othoo,
P,obert Cunningham,
INS UR'rl Y01'J AGENT,
Guelph, - Ontario.
M. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
a Accident and Loan Insurance Agent for
some of the bust and/n/4 rutlabla Compan-
ies la
omnpan-
iesla the Dominion, 0111ao, 13rii's ibrrauo,
Turubsrry Street, near the station. vin
"u' ISS O'CONNOII, TEACHER
11 of r31orough Baas, Vocal and lnatrll$
mental Mole on luno, 00,3011 and linib33r.
110foreu30—Lathes of Loreto, (hoOlpu,
!residence—Yo. 2 south, i3 rick Torras..
.11-9m f3rnsscls, Ont.
'LI W. O'131RIEN, V. S , 110N011
• Oraduato of Out -ori,, Votoriaar, Jollege,
has resented the Inas this o) Jona Nato, r. s„
and as prepared t0 tcaat all doss tsua of donna.
:iaabod atlimal3 on nut /add, wad :0)('10001
0141104,10S. Treat sm tt of delicate i -sale a
01100114V. 0,204 at Jotta Natt'e, c, a.
NEW W • BLAOiSMITII.
13ring your lama hor0os to Denial Ewan, he
lint
LEASED W. T.. MINTER'S STAND,
nrt30sels. Having practised for years and
,risen to the highest position in the loading
lloroo•sb sing establishment of
Grahatn,hE din -
burgh, h0oasr$with
hoors lrough01Also having
Yoortny
School 02 0-. 10, Bnit ((3 Lon10oio, O03i13td whore
dhundr0ds ofcrippledhorses . pease i our,
halide daily I on safely guarantee to cure nab.
treaters toot or interfering honor, Now work
and repairlring of all kinds done on roasonnbls
terms, and workmanship that will please. By
^iviug mo o. cull I fool satisfied I would senora
your trade. D, 10 WAN,
17.11 Hunter's 01,3 Stand,
B.I. BA SHILL,
many 01139temora for their liberal
Support for tho past 01x years
Wishes to .inform them that be-
ing burned out of Oho old stand has fitted up a
shop in 8043340'0 .'lock in ilrab.oll55 etylo
where ho hoses to Doo all theold nua:omers
and he many 111W Mesas so 1111 to give him a
gall. I keep nothln5 but flrst•olaes moats all
Wild!! Penalty}' ant Sausage Afoot. Dolivor-
od to all parte Of the town O'roo. 013130 paid
for Fat Stook,
AUCTION SALE OF
VALUA13I4E PABkt PROPERTY.
Under andbyvirtuo. o1 Oho power of sale
unstained ill a Ordain Mortgage, which will
bo produoed at the bimo of sato, there will be
offered for sato by nubile. auction, on
O'BIDAY, MAY lath, 1880,
ab the hour of 5100 O'olo0k p.m: by Jaime
Sbroblon, Auctioneer, at Oho Queen's Hubei, fs
the Village of Brussels, tho renewing lands,_
namely 1—A11 that oortaln)areal 0fland situ-
ate in tho Towaeblp of of Grey, in tho Oonnby
of Tinton au dProyinoo of Ontario, 0ontaining
by ,du1oitootottt (101y a0roe, moro.Ax )oes,
betngoomp000d of the east half of Lot num-
her 1g, in 1.110 1011001 00110050 ion to Baits Town.
adv.
TIMMS AND Corlorrxoxe 00 SALit,--Toll per
Vendors 13001(3 t015 at 0310 61Rte ofo Nilo, 60 the
-
ient with the old. 10 per emit, to make ono.
third of tho purchase money within ono
puoohe, o Ineli0V bo 1,o no soured by first tMori:-
goo ovor the abovepromisee for 5yeal'a with
interest at 1(100001001 6 and 1 poi cont, Per
annum; payable halt yearly,.
)'ho above property will he 'offend for Oslo rr
subjoot to a roseryu bid to be fixed by th0
Vendor0' goliclt0rs L"or .further par Molders,
ap1(3•00 • .
ht15S$148, 9i0L0173i' TILT, Di1LL,FlIt
0011[ngStreet 3aast,ToronotndOxo'Sollo(tors, '
Bated this 111611 day Of April, 1900.