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WOOL ! WOOL !
W A -f t2',ED
A QUANTITY OF GOOD WOOL.
I tin prepared. to Pay the High-
est Market Price in Cash.
R. GRAHAM,
GRAIN DEALER, - BRUSSELS,
GRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENTION, W. G. & 0, R.
Trains lenvo Brussels ata tion, north and
south, as fonows:—
Getng South, Going North.
Wail • 7:16 a.m. I Mixed 9895 a.m,
Express 11:46 e.m, Mail 5140 p.m,
Mixed ...........,8:50 p.m Express 10:85 p.m.
The morning train south and the night tram
north will only run on Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
gnat aphys 4b.ein ,
A chiefs amang ye takin' otos
An' faith he'll prent it.
JUNK.
DUST. •
CALEDONIAN games.
REMEMBER Tuesday, June 22nd.
CABBAGE plants at MoCrsoken's.
BORT. BLACK w8.8 in town last
week.
Tim wool market is Commencing to
boom.
DON'T fail to examine Adam Good's
grocery window.
Simon Board will meet this (e•ri•
day) evening at 8 o'clock.
WILLIE ALEXANDER will bay or repair old
fiddles.
MARE your wants known through
the columns of THE Poem.
BORT. ARMSTRONG and 80n, of Toee-
water, were in town thie week.
THIS week hirs. A. R. Morris, of
Wingham, was visiting old friends in
town.
Miss ELLA MULHOLLAND, who has
been in Hamilton for several months,
is home again now.
OouNCn,LOR VANeTONE arrived home
from Winnipeg Last Monday. He
was absent about three weeks.
Foe best value in General Groceries,
Crockery and Glassware, go to Thomson's,
one door north Haycroft Broe.
THE fence along the road at the
cemetery will stand a little repairing,
it should be attended to at once.
IN the absence of Rev, W. Smyth,
who is attending conference, the pulpit
of the Methodist church will be ocen-
pled by Rev. J. L. Kerr next Sabbath.
A SPECIAL collection of $56 was
asked for at the Methodist church,
Last Sunday, the handsome sum of
$52.27 was realized. These are the
kind of collections that Count. '
Tim new advt, of B. Gerry, of tho
Beaver hardware store, came to hand
too late to be changed this week. His
stock was Dever so Complete as it is
now so you just watch out for his
advt. next week. Don't forgot.
OLIMAGB plants, early and late ; tomato
plants, house and bedding planta in endless
variety, at Thos. Kelly's Greenhouse.
Tams week Mrs. W. Long put in a
large plate glees mirror, 5x8 feet,
with solid walnut frame in the mill.
ivary show room of the Garfield
House. The price of it was $100.
It is a fine glass and shows off every.
thing to splendid advantage.
ON Wednesday of next week the
Conservatives of East Huron will
meet in Wingham for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for the Dom-
inion House. It is expected that the
present member, Thos. Farrow will
bo the nominee, although the name
of Wm. Clegg and a few other prom-
inelit Conservatives have been men-
tioned.
LAST Saturday while Samuel
Hinder was assisting G. A. Dead-
man, on his bee farm, a "bumble
bug" gob into hie ear and despite all
G. A. could do with a pair of tweez-
ers the insect would not Come out.
After performing sundry evolutions
not describable, Mr. Hindes came
down town at a 2.40 gait to an M.D.
who relieved him of his "buzzy"
companion. To have a bee in their
bonnet may do a Sootohman well
enough but Mr. Hindes does nob want
.any ou his plate, thanks.
Soornin—On Thursday evening of
last week a social was held in the
basement of the Methodist ohnroh.
After partaking of refreshments B,
Gerry was voted to the Chair and the
following program carried through :—
Solo, "The Sexton," 0. B. Harris ;
reading, "The blank Bible," G. L.
Ball ; -solo' "Rock Ino to sleep moth•
er," Miss Kerr ; address on 'Berries,'
W. H. Herr ; dusts, "Come to the
forest," Mrs. Powoll and Mrs. Fletch-
er reading, "Training a husband,"
Rev. W. Smyth ; solo, "Memories,"
Mise Herr ; solo, "Why do summer
roses fade," Mrs. Powell. An enjoy
able time was spent and $15 roaliz.
od,
THE BRUSSELS POST
API'IIENTIOB WANTED.
A steady boy, 15 or 16 years of ago, with
good English Grimalkin, wanted to learn
printing. Apply at 'THE POST Publishing.
Rouse,—At onoe.
75 CENTS for 7 months.
MRs. GEC. 'Tno5rsoN is visiting at
Galt this week,
REEVE Realms is attending County
Council this week at Geduld'.
G1toc101tiEs away down. Come and get
prices. Adam Good,
75 CENTS, in advanoa, pays for THE
POST for the balance of 1886. Take
it at once.
Miss MARY FITZPArRIOt has been
very ill during the past week but is
on a fair way to convalescence now.
BISHOP WARD is home from Nebras-
ka. He thinks there is no plane like
Ontario yet and he is not far astray.
THE Guelph conference, of the
Methodist Church, is oonvsned at
Goderioh this weak. W. H. Mc-
Cracken and W. ]f. Herr are the rep-
resentatives of the Bruesels circuit,
Yovn choice of 5 lbs. of Currants, 9 lbs. of
best raisins, 2 lba. of Coffee, 4 lbs. of lawn•
dry staroh, 5 lbs. of dried apples, 51be rico
for 25 cents. Adam Good.
AT a meeting of Melville ohurch
congregation on Monday it was re-
solved to make an offer for the house
at present 000upied by the pastor,
Rev. Mr. Ross. By a unanimous vote
Mr. Rose' salary was increased $100,
malting it $1,000.
LAST Sunday Rev. J. L. Kerr
preached for Rev. 0. E. Stafford,
formerly of Brussels, at Palmerston.
Owing to the lose of their ohurch by
firo the services are now held in the
Town Hall. The contraot is let for
a now ohurch.
LAST Saturday evening Jas. Dudley
brought us a handful of fall wheat,
pulled on the farm of Thos. Roe, Mo-
Killop, that measured over 8 feet, 9
inches. This is a good length for
this time of the year. blr. Roe has
a whole field about as good as the
sample sent ue.
Two Scott Act cases were tried at
Wroxeter on 'Thursday of this week,
before Justices Miller and Bose,
wine! Wm. Dane, of Gorrie, and
Robt. King, of Wroxeter. Inspector
Miller proseuuted. The decision was
not given in time for this isms. The
case against John Allan, of Gorrie,
ivas not proven.
AN old gentleman living not shun•
dred miles from Brussels, afforded
considerable amusement to a num-
ber of our reeidents over his unwilling-
ness to believe in the telephone and
the unseen and wonderful manner of
conversing with a persou at a die.
tame. It was his first experience
with the "phone."
Trios. Ceramic, writing from New
Westminster, B.O., says :—He found.
his brother all right and doing well.
Although he secured employment soon
after getting there, he was more for.
tunate than the majority. He says
there are five men for every opening
offered, and the people are still.rush•
ing there, but he would not advise
auy one seeking employment to go
there just now at any rate. He is
getting $2.50 per day and pays only
$8.50 a week for board, but the usual
charge is greater, from $8.50 to $8.
Taking it all in all he likes British
Columbia from what he has yet seen
of it.
IN speaking of the concort in Sea -
forth on the evening of the Queen's
Birthday the Sun Bays :—The band
concert on Monday night was a very
good one indeed, although the and•
fence was noticeably small, those
that were there appreciated it, and
how could they help it when the boys
in blue had engaged the best talent
to be found for miles around. Mise
O'Connor, of Brussels, whose singing
was just something immense, and
was heartily encored each time elle
made her appearance. We are sure
that ie enough to guarantee what her
singing qualities are as the audience
present knew what they were doing
when they hoard good music.
NORTH HURON TEAOHERs' As80oIA-
TIoN.-The regular annual meeting of
the North Huron Teaohere' Associa-
tion will be held in the Central School,
Brussels, on Thursday' and Friday,
June 10th and 11th, 1886. The Ex-
ecutive Committee has much pleasure
in submitting the following program :
—(1) President's address, D. M. 14Int-
loan; (2) Delegate's report,' J. C.
(8)LinklaterTreasurer's report, W.
E. Groves ; 4Drawing, J. W. Shaw ;
(5) Arbor day, W. E. Groves ; (6)
Education, from a moral standpoint,
A. McKay ; (7) Orthoepy for entrance
Claes, A. Burchill ; (8) Connective use
of "A's", W. E. Groves ; (9) Discus-
sion dreading oirole ; (10) itne tables
for ungraded sohools, W. G, Duff;
(11) Subjectnnamed, W. H. Stewart;
(12) Election of officers. Entrance
Examinations will be held in the
Central Schools at Clinton, Seaforth
and Wingham, on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, July 5th, Gbh and
7th, D, M, Malloch, President, W.
E. Groves, Secretary.
FRUIT growers say strawberries will
be plentiful thie year.
SEVERAL interesting items are
orowded out this week.
Mies Luisa MoxLEY, of Seatortll,
was in town last week.
Viorstaz oounoil will meet on ltlon•
day evening of next week for the
treneaotion of business..
TEN woolen miile at $euforth is the place
to get the highest prion forour wool in
cash or trade, A call solioited.
Tux habit some merohante have of
sweeping waste paper and rubbish in-
to the street should be stopped at
once, Burn it up, gentlemen.
W.'1'. Lowe, wife and son, of Chi-
cago, are visiting at H. Dennie. Mrs.
Lowe is a sister to Mrs, Dennis, and
daughter of Mre. J. Y. S. Kirk.
JOHN C. HALLIDAr ie improving the
appearance of his residence, King
street, by the erection of a new fence
and making other improvements.
THE Street Committee are having
a heavy coat of gravel put on Turn -
berry street. It will do ail right and
will be just the thing repuired if the
stones are broken properly.
bAOEAIIENTAL services was held in
Melville church last Sunday. Rev.
A. Y. Hartley, of Bluevale, preached
on Saturday and Rev. Mr. Stevenson
of Molesworth, ou Sunday evening
and Monday.
Tun Salvation Army have boarded
up the space formerly occupied by
windows in front of their barricks.
It looks neat too, but who is to blame
for the smashing of the windows
It does not say much for the youth
of Brussels.
Trios. HAYOROFT left Brunets last
Friday for New York whore he took
passage for England. Mr. Hayoroft
has not had very good health of late
and he goes to the Old country with
a view of recruiting. We wish him
a pleasant trip and a safe return to
Brussels.
TEEM Vanatone family are scattered
a little this week. C. R. ie in Win-
nipeg, Man., Mr. Vanatone er,, Mies
Vnnstone and Mrs. Good are visiting
at Goderioh, Mrs. Vnnstone sr., at
Galt, Mrs. W. F. and Miss Addie at
Toronto and Councillor Vanatone at
Montreal.
THE Senegambinn Minstrels gave
an entertainment in the Town Hall
on Wednesday evening. .Although it
was not what you could call a first-
class show the tambourine playing of
L. McQuann, and the character
sketches of The. 'Truss and Ed. Gor.
man were very well given. The pet
elephant brought down the house.
The troupe are all colored people, ex-
cept one gentleman, and they are a
well behaved lot. They have a full
band and wear a handsome uniform.
REFERRING to the recent cricket
match between Brussels and Gado -
rich the Star remarks ;—The first
match cf the new County Association
was played by these clubs at Bras -
Bele on May 24th, and proved a close
and exciting game. The wicket is
a credit to the local olub, although a
little hlird on that day, and the field
too small for good drives. Brussels
went first to bat; several of their
men in hitting exhibit morn of the
base ball style of batting than is con-
sistent with good cricket. Oar own
men shorted lack of practice in field-
ing and throwing, whioh we trust
will be remedied before the next
match. We cannot mentoin the in-
dividual play as we would like, from
lack of space, but let us say that the
club have found a good man in Mr.
Drummond of the Bank of. Montreal.
His good style inspired confidence,
and although his first innings was
cut short by a decision of the umpire,
his second ecored good double figures
although in this too a decision pre.
vented better -results. His "Cam-
bridge poke" seemed to disturbthe
miude of the Brussels players. Ens -
peg, Hays and Stark also did well,
and it ie but fair to say the excellent
bowling of the Brussels team, espeoi•
ally that of 3. Ross made the Gode•
rich men Careful in planing their hits.
The match was a very pleasant one
throughout, and we cannot speak too
highly of the, treatment the visitors
received at the hands of their Brue-
sele friends.
WM.
Histor,—In Grey, on Tuesday, Juno let,
Susan McNair, beloved wife SfAndrew
Hislop, aged 46 years.
Etrneflamlta Market.
Conn:soup OAusrvnns Evan: Winne.
White Fall Wheat........ 72 74
Red Wintir., 78 75
Spring Wheat 50 75
Barley 45 60
Oats 28 80
Peas .,.,... ,..a... 60 51
Butter, tithe and :elle .... 11 12
Eggs per dozen 0 00
Flour per barrel 4 50 00
Potatoes 25 80
Eay porton - 7 00
Hides per lb, 7
Pressed Hoge 5 00
Salt per bbl., wholesale •, 00
Sheep eking eaoh 50
Wool ................ • 17
8 00
71
50
80
1 00
18
-_ w
It is expected that the watering
cart will get down to work on Monday
of next weok. A. gauoral tidying up
of Main street has been in order this
week.
'inc prospeobs for a suooeesful ilea -
eon in the sale of Ronald firo enginee
are good and a number of steamers
aro now awaiting shipment from the
Ronald Works.
Two portraits, the work of A. Hun-
ter, have been on exhibition in the
window of the furniture store of Mrs.
W, Long Illi,' week, They refloat
oredit on the artist, and look first-
class in the elegant gilt trainee.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER
cont. Straight leans. Apply to
A, RAYMANN,
90- 0renbrook,
CVa�-V'','30ICE FARMS FOR SALE.—
,tfowsplendid ,lmproved,farme for Bale
In the township of Grey, Morrie end MOND-
top Apply to A DELGArxx,Oo A.notionoer
Brueeol'e12 0 . 1541
rlHUROHES, PUBLIC BUILD—
l\ S 1050, and Private Houses painted end
decorated in modern styles at reasonable
rates. Estimate given. Address -
11 OLUCAS,
30-11 Goderlob.
it/USIO,-MISS LIZZIE JAOIi-
soN having returned from Toronto,
where she was under the iuetreetions of Prof.
Forsyth for iho past sir months, is now pre-
pared to give inetruoiious ou the piano or or-
gan. Terme made known on application.
plto ULL FOR SERVIOE.—THE
• undersigned will keep during this 'sea-
son, at lot 14, eon. 12 Grey. (near Oranbrook)
m thorough bred Durham Ball for sorvioe.
Times.—$1.00 per cow, payable at time of
sorvioe, with the privilege of returning nee -
000687. JAMES SLEMM0t4,
44.11 Onnnbrooli.
11ARM FOB SALE,—THE UN•
deraigaod off era for eale 100 mares, being
lot a, eon. 10, Grey,e0 cleared, bale:me timber-
ed with beooh and maple. A comfortable
house and barn is ou the ;plan.
TERMS.—To eulhpurohaser. Apply to
BORT. MoNAUGHTON,
47-5 Brussels.
OPRAYED FROM THE PREM.
L) lees of the undersigned, lot 5, con.1, Grey,
On or about May let, a rod and white heifer, 9
years old, and 4 yearling calves, 2 of them are
heifers, one roan and the other a blank, and
the two steers are rod , and red ,and white. re -
opacity ely, Any information leading to their
recovery will be thankfully received.
wtt. BEHARRIELL,
4011 Jamestown P, 0,
NOW's TILE TIME!
Valuable- Premium, Given Free 'with
Canada's Popular Weekly.
The Western Advertiser, of London, heal net
made another important stop in advanoa. II
now appears regularly in twelve page form,
and in addition to all its well-known popular
feature° gives in each issue Sem Jonoe' Ser.
moos, the International Sabbath School Lee-
oene, n Complete story, c to., ate. It in vastly
improved in every respect, For Balance of
Year the pries is only 50e,, or in elsbe of ave
and over 400. each Postage stamps accepted
for Motional parts of a dollar. Samples free.
r0'E welt oubaoriber will be untitled, without
additional oo at, to ono of the -following prom -
iume, which should be ordered as per number,
vises 1, Portrait Gallery. 2. Home Se Health.
5. Chase's Deoip es. 4. Ladles' Palley Work
Gaide. •
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Address
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SCOAsmagueggsa
OALEI;O: AN
GAMES!
Northwestern Oircuit.
Games will be held in connection
with this series at
BRUSSELS, Tuesday, Juno 22..
PAISLEY, Wednesday,' June 28.
WINGHAl1I, on friday, Juue 25
Good Program.
Watch for R.
E. 8. SCOTT, J. T. BOSS,
Chief. Secy.
JUNE 4, 1886.
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DANKIPW.
vrc INTOSH ,C 1[o'1'AGGAI$T, —�
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13ANItISRS, BIOUSSELS,
Trallsacf a General Bflfihing
Business.
Notes to hind Also suited.
Interest ells rt a int dtyn3l1( r„ .51. ,lo o0
demand.
Prompt attaution „i vas tooclloot(nna.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
loan
IFFARD ELLIOTT, LAW OF-•
floe, Grant's Ulook, Brutish. Money to
E. WADE, BARRISTER, leo.
Olflao formerly °couple 1 hr 4. J, Mo•
0011,105,0, u, L ,uic le'e elook, thnty to loan
13. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
• Garro, d; Proudf000, Goderioh) Solio.
Iter, oonveys.ucer, .to, Once, Grant's blook,
Brussels. Money to loan,
ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF •
the Fourth Division Court Oo, Huron,
OouvOyanoer, Notary Public, Land, Loan and
Imo ranee Agent. Panda invested and to loan..
Collections made. 011boe in Graham's Block
Bruoeole.
MEDICAL CARDS,
T. A. MaNAUGHTON, M. D. C.
R w M. L. R. 0. P. Edinburgh. Physician,
Surgeon and Acoouobour. Omoo, Mrs. Shiei'a
block, Turuborry Street.
J• A. HUTCHINSON, 1i.D,,
L. E. C. P. Edinburgh,
Coroner for the County of Huron.
Residence, on Mill Street, 08100 ah '8ar-
gramma' Drug Store,
DENTAL,
7 L. BALL, L, D. S., HONOR
• Gradunto 0341 Me0Dor nt the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. 'Pho
various anwetu:ties given, also a new local
anmethetio for the gums only. All operations
carefully performed and guarantoo,l Prices
moderate. Pull sets of teeth from 85 to 585.
Officeover Powell's store. Hours 8 eon, to 5 p.
m,
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. MoCRAOKEN, ISSUER
• of Marriage Licenses, Oifloe at his
Grocery, Turnberry street, 2.29
•
A MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR -
11 • riage Lloensou, by appointment of
Lieutenant -Governor, Commissioner, &e., Q,
B. Conveyancer and Agent Piro Iosuranse Go.
Oinoe at the Oraubrook Post Onloe,
Robert Cunningham,
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, - Ontario.
M. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
some of the boat andrnost reliable 0ompmn-
lee in the Dominion, Onloo Brink Terrace,
Turnberry Street, near the elation. 9m
TurisB O'CONNOR, TEACHER
of rhorough Bass, Vooal and metro;
mental Music on Plano Organ and Guitar.
Reference—Ladles of 'Loretta, Guelph.
Residence—No, 2 south, Brick Terme44-9m Brnseols, Ont
W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
e Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College,
has resumed the eras tie,, of John Nott, V. 3.,
and is prepared to treat as d(ee t3 os of domes -
pleated animals on eota:Atha End approved
priuoiples. Treatment of delicate foals a
spoolalty. Otaoo at John Notts, V. 8,
NEW BLACKSMITH, '
Bring your lame horses to Daniel Ewau, he
has
LEASED W. T. HUNTIIR'S STAND,
Brussels. Having practised for years and
boree-shceiu highest
of i Grahaleading
burgh, Scotland. Also having passed with
honors through the Royal Veterinary Shoeing
Sohool ,of I. S. Smith, London, England where
hundreds of Crippled horse, Passed our
hands daily I can safely guarantee to cure eon.,
traded feet or interfering hoseer. Now work
and repalriring of all kinds done on reasonable
terms, and workmanship that will please. By
giving me a Call I feel satisfied I would soour,
your trade. D, A WAN,
1741 Hunter's Old Stand.
lvf. BEASR:ILL,
many outomere for their liberal
support fob the past sex years
wishes to inform them that bo-
ing burned out of the old stand has fitted up a
shop in Smale's Block in first -elms style
whore he hopes to see all the old erste mora
and as many now 0)100 as Dee at to give him a
oall. I keep nothing but aret-olase moats all
kande of Poultry and Sausage Moab. Deliver-
ed to all parts of the town Free, Gash paid
for Nat Stook,
t1ARM IN GREY FOR SALE BE -
SS' lot 14, on the lath oon.o outaioing 100
eared, south part lot 15 on 10 eon., oontaining
45 stores, Lot 14 in partlyoloarod, the ' bal. •
oneo well timbered. A never falling Creek
eroseo, the lot and it is well adapted for farm-
ing or grazing. Lot 15 is mostly cleared and
nndor good °uitiyation, the balance well tim-
gored with black nab. will sell all together
or in parte to snit tho purchaser. For further
particulars apply to theroprietor on the
promises. Thle let is well drained.
tf GEO. AVERY
AUCTION' SALE OF
An Excellent Farm,
On Wednesday, And 23rd, 1886,
AT 4 o'OLoox 7.00.
0ooiefOho°udoag bo°ell,betrtonrom the sl, y
Public Anotion, on the promises, 110 acres of
excellent land, being lots 12 and part of 18, on
000, 5, Grey, and 80 013005, part of lot 14 oon, 4,
Grey, There are 160 acres cleared, the balance
Ishardwobd bush, There is a well -finished,
comfortable brink bonne, bank barn, outbuild-
ings, orchard, woad,ood fatties, So., on .the
promises. 82 scree of i wheat,55 Mores of Oats,
and 8 soros of peae,ate now growing, Poesess-
1on will he given 80 days after 0610, Thum, -
10 poi cent, of puroliaoe mono, 15 be paid at
timo o1 sale ' snffloiont to makb up one half of
the price in 80 days, when possession will bo
given, and balance to be scoured on Mortgage
ma 8, 4 or a years qt 0 per cent, por anu,
The property wll'1 b° sold subieot to a reserve
bid. The title or perfect, Tho reason fOr soli.
ing it the proprietor is giving up fanning.
Nor further baltlonlare apply to 1ho Atio-
Honor; r; or to 10011, oft 11,
Proprietor, llruseelp P.C.