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1'o bettor introluue into every house-
hold
Deadman's
Baking
Powder
'Etre will give to every funny, who not
hithert„ used it, a
.1'' esters letelec li)Ie
sufficient to p{vo It a trial, knowing that
those who once used it will continue to
do so iu p,efo,ence osoaWe in tartar
roar
and other baking powder.
Bilking Powder to be better and cheaper
Blau the majority of others offered for
sale. Every housekeeper who has not
used our leaking Powder will please call
for n. Film S.onriez. Manufactured and
for sale by
G. A. Deadman,
Drmailnt,Boulcseller& _Fancy Goods Mater.
GRUM M TRONR RAILWAY.
serrtnlr:x EXTENSION, W. O. eq D. D.
Trains terms Brussels Station,. north and
loath a.fmldnwa:—
E ni ug South.. Cuing *earth.
Mail.........,7:02 Mm. I Mixed. .. ' man.m
Express11:4G a. Mail... . -• Op.ir
Mixed 8100 p.m.( Express .. 0. 2, p.m
fataltillll "a 'Pins,
A chiel's emsng ye Lakin' notes
An' faith he'll prent R.
Loox out for maple sugar.
Now is the time to advertise.
Miss WELLS is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Broker.
.OLovan and Timothy seed, at MaCnecn-
Sai,'s Store. 81-
$1,00 GETS Tas Pose for the balance
of 1887. Take advantage of this offer.
A Pn-n lot of horses wore shipped from
this locality to the Western States this
week.
Tan Presbytery of Maitland will meet
in Ripley on Tuesday, March 15th, at 2
pan.
John McIntosh, teacher at Shine's
Soltool, has taken up Itis residence no
Brussels.
Owners to the irregularity of the mails
last week our usual weekly cartoon did
not come to hand in time for this issue.
TENDERS aro being asked for the eon.
veyanee of the mail from the post o loo
to the station, also Mon, Brussels to
Granbrook.
ON Wednesday of this week Miss Mary
Morins left Wingham for Peoria, Illinois.
where her sister and brother•in lava aro
residing.
R. Y. GRANT, of Grant & Co., hard-
ware dealers, is back to town after an
absence of several months. .A. good part
of the time he v. -as ill.
THIS week II. Chapman and family re-
moved to Wingham. I. Richards pur-
ehased Mr. Chapman's dwelling house on
Thomas street, paying $680.
P. 'P. Tnonsox Mut with a severe accident
the other day. He was °hopping some
wood when a stick flew up and out a deep
gash in his.cheek near his eye.
Mo:8%TO LOAN.—Sevoral large sums on
liaud to lend au goad se°urity at 5e per
Mit. yearly. Apply to •
204 mon A. Rexene, Brussels,
A LARGE stock of letterheads, note -
heads, billheads, statements, memoran-
dums, tags and envelopes on hand and
sold at close prices. Tits Posr Publish-
ing House.
Tms smiling countenance of John E.
Smith, of Brandon, Irian„ was seen on
our streets this week. J. le. has lost
nem of his love for good horse -flesh and
keeps his weather syo open all the time
for a good animal.
B. FeALIcn's horse upset the cutter in
turning the corner at the Queen's hotel,
last Tuceday tftetuoun, and threw the
old gentleman out. Freed from its
driver the animal ran away, but was
captured at Tbo'. Bradwell's, very little
damage being done.
TEL annual mooting of the Dominion
Draught horse Brecdera' Society will be
held in the Council Chamber, Clinton,
on Friday of this week, commencing at
10:00 a.m. Tho election of officers, re-
ceivingof reports &c, will bo tho busi-
ness tr en up. A largo attendance of
1}e'sone interested desired.
Bynum Drnsselites went to Wingham
last Friday evouing to witness the 5 mild
skating rano between Town, of Seaforth,
tinct Gornyn, of Wingham. Coruyn had
it all leis own way, 'rum being lapped,
and he was to have beaten Coruyn Slaps,
to this was a square race our boys are
dgmdng out how much the Winghan
man could boat them.
Bosoms ms' TO mar: FRONT,—Last Monday
G. A. Deadman received a commenter -
Miro diploma, to bo followed by a ma-
ll, Item tho Colonial Exhibition, Lon-
dou, Eng„ on his honey exhibit scot there
last yeax. Mr. Deadman has taken a
greet interest in .his work and we are
pfeesed to lcnow that, ho has won this
mud distinction whore the laurels wore
sl, hotly and closely contested. We be -
Keys he will do a larger trade than ever
this coming season.
Femme' INETxTIITxa,--Tho following is
the program of the East Huron Fannon'
Institute, to be held in Wroxetor, on
Monday, 14th inet., commencing at .10
m. sharp :—"Ilobbing the Farm." by
Thos. Shave editor of tho Stook Journal;
"Dairying," by Prof. Robertson, of the
Ontario Agrioultural College ; "Perman-
ent Pastan," by Mr. Shaw ; "Raising
'delves and oaring for them," by ltcbt,
'Currie, of Weevanoah. Othe1 questions
of interest to the farming community
will also be discussed. A free entertain-
ment will bo held in the evening, at
which addresses will be given by Profs.
Robertson ant Sheer and others, intor-
sporsod with vocal and instrumental
Music. U. McFadden is the President,
and Wet. Bishop the Secretary.Treas-
ttree
dos you roadtng our coutineed story'?
Tnncomuv and elovor seed at Beaker's. 31
TM: Spring robins are coning to the
fron.
A. Gn11ar, of Ripley, was 10 towel this
week,
Tus abatraot of the auditors' report
will appear in next week's issue.
Burro, ehoeso, apples, potatoes, A,
Good. 3" •
Tno piteh.holos are getting very bad to
some places on the gravel road,
CunnLIE Somers, of Seaforth. was in
town this weak for a few days,
TME Reeve fined four persons, last
woe's, to: trotting Deer the bet 1;,.
JNo, 17. rurmn, on ••Ilits awl 'tensor;'
in the Brussels Town hill, on ltiotday
evening, April 4th.
Lem Friday a horse shook hands with
James Stratton jr„ and nearly broke his
left leg below the knee.
Items OLtvse having given up his leen
of market scales they were transferred
to W. 13. Hill for the balance of his term
for $50.
W. Penns. manager of the 13rnsaole
ilex mill, is pushing the work along in
earnest. The flax mill is one of our most
profitable industries.
Tmc trains wore badly out of time on
Saturday, in fact some of them did not
got hero until Sunday, when the snow
plow cleared the road.
LEc'rum,—An interesting event will
take place in Melville Cln1.01 on Thurs-
day evening of next week when Rev. G.
El Howie will lecture on "The Holy
Land." Mr. Howie cess born on Montt
Lebanon, became a Geristian, went to
Scotland and studied in Edinburgh, be-
coming a mitiater of the Presbyterian
thumb. Rev, Professor Flint, D. D., L.
L. D„ University of Edinburgh, in a let-
ter to Prinoip l Grant says :--0 Mr. Howib
studied in the Hall bete three sessions,
and in spite of the drawbaokof blindness,
decidedly distinguished himself. Ho is a
man of clear, shrewd judgment, of great
energy of character and exemplary don.
eoientiouenese." Mr. Howie has travell-
ed in Asia and Europe and since his re -
caption into the Presbyterian church of
Canada, last ,Julie, has lectured in the
Lower Provinces and in Quebec and On-
tario with great accepttmoe. We bespeak
for him a full house. •
SALVATiON Aum.—Last Saturday, Sun-
day and Monday were three big days for
the Army in Brussels. Tho servioee on
Saturday evening and all clay Sunday
wore conducted by Major Glover and Adj.
Cooper. Monday afternoon a banquet
was given in the Town Hall which was
patronized by not a few, and in the even-
ing a jubilee and half -night of prayer.
The soldiers and officers formed at 7:80
p.m. for a grand torchlight marsh, after
which they repaired to the Hall, which
was packed to the dome for the jubilee.
Notwithstanding the uncomfortable post.
tion some were placed in, being unable to
get seats, the order was good throughout.
One of the chief attractions, perhaps, wee
the presence of Capt. Ada Sharp, of Exe-
ter, formerly in charge of the Brussels
corps. She was received warmly by all,
and is by all odds the favorite with the
people here. The following officers took
part in the proceedings :—Capt. Speak-
man and Lieut. Blain, Wiegham ; Capt.
Calhoun, Teeswator ; Capt. Eaton and
Cadet Cargill, Seaforth ; Capt. Rawlings,
Blyth ; Capt. Micbtol, Listowel ; Capt.
Lewis, Clinton ; Lieut. Prince, Kincard-
ine and Capt. Sharp, Exeter. At 11:50
the hall night of prayer began and broke
up about 6 a.m. Major Glover bogs to
thank the many kind friends, especially
the ladies, for the liberal as well as sub-
stantial way in which they aided in gett-
ing up the banquet. On the whole it
was a suc0ess. Capt. Sharp remained in
town over Tuesday and took charge of the
evening service at the barracks.
Tutt WRESTLING MnT°n. The Liver.
more (Cal.) Echo says :—There was a
goodly attendance at the wrestling match
last Friday evening, at the Farmers 1111-
11n Theatre, between Tom. Flanagan, of
Livermore, and G. Phrrie, of Canada,
bettor known as the champion heavy
weight thrower of the world, for $100 a
side. The different styles anuounced by
the master of ceremonies, Jos. Walsh,
were:—"Cumberland," "Collar and E1 -
how," "Oatoh-as•Catoh•Can," and "Side
Hold. The fifth style to be tossed for.
Some time was spent in selecting a time-
keeper, finally- Frank Fowler consented
to act in that capacity. Mr. Flanagan
was supported by Jos. Mcleown, while
gonial George Jounings acted in a like
capacity for Mr, Petrie. On time being
called botb mon .stepped briskly to the
centre, to wroecle tho Cumberland etelo,
and after a lively bout, lasting 3i min-
u te-, Mr. Porrio thres. his man very
prettily. Thorrext bout, in Side Hold
stele, was won by iii lanegan ; time, 4
minutes and 22 recon ls. The third bout
in Catch -es -Catch -Can style, was won by
Mr. Porrio iu 8 minutes, 17 seconds,
while Mr. Flanagan proved the whaler in
the Collar and Elbow bout ; time, 4 min.
utee 49 monde, two fella caoh having up
to this time been woe by the pertinipuants•
Mr. Perri() won tho toss Incr choice of
styles for the fifth bout and oboe Greco-
Roman, floored his opponent, in 4 min-
utes and 12 monde, and was declared
w inner of the match. Mr. Walsh then
announced that Jos. McKown (a pupil of
the late champion Greco-Roman wrestler
of the world, Claronoo 'Whistler,) would
try conclusions with Mr. Perrin in two
boots of that style. Tho former showed
himself to be quite a master of the art,
and after some very pretty work, wan de-
clared tho winner of a bout which was
without doubt the most interesting event
of the evening, principally on account of
the bringing mea play of nearly all the
grips, locks end other devices known to
wrestlers in that style, the audience
meanvhile, cheering heartily at each
special display of skill. Mr. Perri° was
of corm at a groat disadvantage through
fatigue resulting from the previous bones,
but whop time was again called he forced
the work and easily won the bout in 7
minutes, Thus ended ono of the most
interesting entertainments of too kind
over witnessed in Livermore, aid it is
hoped that others of like aharaotor may
from time to time bo given by our local
talent touch of which, by the way, is of
no mean order. Mr. Perrin will soon
leave on a profeesional tour of the State,
and seem:Ward% will take hie deliartuee
for ifs Canadian home, accompantod by
W. F. Stott --the acknowledged champion
high, and long jumper ei ties State.
THE BRUSSELS POST
BOOTS nt your own pride. Amin Good.
S. R. Monies, of Winghani, was in
teems last Tueecla'
Tncc revival services aro atilt in pre.
gr'eea in the Methodist church. •
A. Deems., of Loudon, formerly of
Brussels, well in town this weak.
Env. Mn. TAYLalt 000upiod the pulpit
of Melville °hutch last Sunday.
A corercc Of communications and sot' -
oral interesting items aro crowded out pf
•thio issue.
Tar town Council loaned the School
Baud 1500 for three months to meet the
payment of teachers' salaries,
A "BOON" youth was ''look•uped" lagt
Monday eveeing for snow balling on the
street and being a little too funny.
lav the Robe running a apooial, fast es.
press to Loudon the daily now arrives
hero by noon iostoad of 9 o'clock p.m.
Joic. Mcixnoo, of Wingham, was in
Brussels last Sunday. He reports trade
gond in Lis new business end tho indi-
meionis excellent. Humor sage Joe. has
not got all he wants from Brussel,, yet.
'Vn are plimsoll to notion that W. H.
McDonald has completed his course at
the Dental College and now bas the priv-
ilege of affixing L,D,B, to his name, B.
B. Morris passed his first year's exaniu•
atdon and will now work for Inc final not
Pali.
Tut: auction sale of the household ef-
fects belonging to John Nott, \'.S., last
Saturday, went booming, despite the un-
pleasant weather. Capt. Stratton was
the auctioneer. F. W. O'Brien will con-
tinno to take charge of hie veterinary
practice.
WEDNESDAY afternoon as a team belong-
ing to T. O'Neil, drawing a sleigh with
the Brass Band, w,e approaching the
bridge ons of the horses was partly Chok-
ed by his collar and started plunging and
before it was stopped bad gone through
the railing of the bridge on to the foot
walk. Had it been at the other side of
the bridge a serious accident would have
been the result.
M.O,Y.P.C.A.—Last Wednesday even-
ing a meeting of the young people of Mel-
ville church was called for the purpose of
organizing a Young People's Christian
Asebeiati"n, Rev. J. Ross, B.A., pastor,
M the chair. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing term :—Bort.
Pres.'
Rev. J. Res, B.A. ; President, A.
Gond ; vice -President, R. Malcolm ; 2nd
vice•Pres„ John B. MeL' auehlin ; Seers.
tary, Alex, Stewart ; Assistant Seo„ Wm.
Bell ; Treasurer, Miss Elsie Robertson ;
Executive Com., Miss Jessie Ross, Mies
Kate Richardson, T. McLaughlin and
Alex. Grant, The Aseooiation is estab-
lished for the religious end intellectual
improvement of its members, who will
meet every Monday evening in the base-
meat of the church. As the Association
is well oMcered and the object in view a
very laudable one we aniioipate a profit-
able time will be enjoYed by its mem-
bers.
TnrE KELLY—BvnxIIAN CocCEr.T.—•LAST
Wednesday the talented Beethoven Quart -
tette gave ono of their remittal treats in
the Town Hall, under the auspices of the
Brussels Cricket Club. There was a largo
and most appreciative audience. After
a few preliminary remarks by tho Presi-
dent of the Cricket Club, E. 11, Wade,
the following program was entered upon
and not only heartily received but the
selections rapturously encored again and
agaio :—Quartetta, "God preserve oar
native Land" ; solo, "Good bye," Miss
Ryelcman; daett, "The old Brigade,"
Messrs, Richards and Kelly; solo, "I dare
you to Forget," Miss Woods; solo,
"Alone in the Desert," Mr. Kelly; duett,
"Master and Sabolar," Bliss Ryoltman
and 1.11•. Kelly; solo, "The gay Hussar,"
Mr. Riobards ; trio, "0 hoar Me," Miss
Ryokman, Messrs. Richards and Kelly;
Quartette, "Tyrolean Ducks"; duets,
"Beautiful Venice," Kiss Woods and Mr.
Richards; solo, "The Stile," Miss let ok.
mai ; guitar solo, "Sebastepoi," Mr.
Kelly ; solo. 'My sweetheart when a Boy,'
Mr. Richards; duets, "Only Thee," Mise
Ryokman and Mr, Richards ; solo, "Tho
Raft," Mr, Kelly; gnactette; "The last
rose of Summer," ; 'God sav° the Quenu,'
Each member of the Company performed
their part in the most creditable manner
and were very free to please the audience
in answer to their encores. Miss Ryok•
man has a clear, sweet, mueioal voice and
her articulation wee such that every ono
received the benefit of the selections
rendered by her. Miss Ryclrtnan evill
always be welcomed in Brussels. Tho
sweetest selection of the evening wap Miss
Ryokmnn's encore, entitled "Daddy;"
Language fails to describe its melody
and pathos. Miss Wood,,, also, performed
her part in very good taste and bids fair
to ries in the musical world. Siena
Richards is a fent-class tenor, and on
this his first rst a ppearance before a Brice
eels audience made a decidedly favorable
impression. The old faro•ite, Chas.
Kelly, needs apo introduction. Ho filled
hie place on the program es usual, that
moans, that 110 one in the, Province can
excel him. 1110 "Alone in tho Desert,"
and the guitar solos woro worth the ad-
mission foo alone• Possibly if there was
any choice in the program "Tho old Bri-
gade," "Alone in the Desert," eeehear
Me," "blaster and Scholar," "Beautiful
Venice," and "Tyrolean Ducks," were
the best pieces rendered, We are safe
in saying that a bettor entertainment has
seldom, if Over, been.givon in Brussels,
and the Cricket Club is deserving of
thanes for securing the talent. Mies
Martin filled the position of pianist in a
very creditable manner. The audience
this company cannot please should be
banished to Sierra Leone. The best
thanks of the Cricket Club is returned to
Stratton Bros. for the free use of their
piano for the conee:t. Tbo receipte of
the evening wore about $85 and after all
expenses ere paid the crieketere wfl
have a neat surplus.
SncLTON—SANDTitsoce.—On Wednesday,
March 2nd, at tho roaid'enoe of tho
bride's father, by Rev. J. F. Perko,
of Blyth, Mr. Sear/ Skelton, of Mor-
ris township, to Miss Ann inane San.
dorson, eldest daughter of \Ven. San-
derson, of Hallett township.
Wrrsoo—WooulxsoN.---•In Morrie, on the
0th Inst„ at the residence) of the
bride's patents, Mr. ,Thoe, Wilson,
V. Se of Ripley, to Miss AM Jeno,
oldest daughter of err. Thos. lVilk•
Mson,of Morris,
eleatetitsee ,"4ftlee5s.
Puma, Newell ll, --forte stock, Maple -
molds, to,, South e lot 30, con. 8, Morris.
Sale to conn eneo at 12 o'cloelt, noon,
Ales, Forsyth, prop., Geo, Birkby, acct.
\Vtsuxeenar, Melte r 1l, ru.--Farm stook,
ceo., lot 90, con, 6, Morris. Sale to °em-
nonce at 1 o'clook, Ono, lefo0ram, prop.
Watem:'D.t", .tlnttrn129tm. --Farm stack
tend implements. N. W. lot 28, eon,
113, Mal±illop. Sale to commence al 1
o'clock, sharp. Antes M.oClallnnt, prop.
Alex. Delgldtty, sue.
FRIDAY, MAarlt i8111.—Farm stock tinct
implements, lot IL eon, 4, Slroy. , cc10
00111111011008 at 1 o'clock, sharp, Arillur
Moli n's, prop., Capt. Stretton, tinct, .._..
a3vLTGna£7Lu
COna1.OTED CAcevecoY IIITIcr wsdin,
White Fall Wheat 75 76
Red Winter 75 77
Spring Wilted 00 76
Barley 40 ' 00
Gate 38 29
Peas,. ,,, 48 00
Sutter, tubs and rune.,., 10 00
Eggs per dozen.. , , . 1.1 00
Flour per barrel.,,,, ,,,, 1 00 0(
Potatoes ., 50 00
Hay per ton, ., 1'1 00 00
Hides per lb 5e 05
Dressed Hoes 5 50 5 75
Salt par bbl,,wholeealo,.,, 60 80
Shoop skins, each„ .... -. 50 1 00
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
r��WO COWS FOR SALE.—
Will Calve in March.
E, J. cOOAitl'IIUB,
934' Lot O, Con. 0, Grey
(CTR1NG OF SLEIGH BELLS
, Loon between Wroxeter and Walton on
Wednesday Night, too 0th inst. Tho ander
-will greatly oblige by losing them at
80.2 Tun Poen Publishing 11 011so
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
LOT to Lot, well fended, Dollar, shade
trees, pleasant neighborhood. 03.00 pet
Month.
969 J. R. (MEANT.
LXEED PEAS —THE UNDER -
amino has arquantity Of the Splondiu
Golden Vine Pees far Sale for Seed. Any
Lperson requiring something good in this
ine should apply to
80.0 J. N. ENE° S TEL, 33 reseals.
QTRAYED FROM LOT 21, 00N.
iJ 7, Grey, on or about Feb. 0th, a largo
white sow. Any infermat en leading to her
whereabouts will 51 thankfully received
Amy ono detaining niter Mita notice will be
prosecuted.
LAWRENCE DO13SON,
92 Ethel P. 0.
(11I010E FAR11.S FOR SALE.—
A few splendid, improved farms for
Bale in the township O1 Grey, Morita and
Molitllop. Apply to A. D1,LGAT'iY, 00.
AUOtioneer, 13rhssole P. 0.
(AWS GU111111), FILED AND
Regulated on Lot 11 con 0, Grey. War.
routed to not break, bend] or beat the saw.
Wood taken fur wcrk. 1', 101ccilt11GO11. sire°
Ii
OST. --ELECTION NIGUT,
I d from platform in Central hotel, Wirt
Fountain Pan. Will Muter kindlyleave the
same at Petr Publishing House. 33-
L)OAR F011 SERVICE.-- 011111
. of too best Berkshire Boars in the
County is kept at the Queou's Rotel Etobles
Sr Lapels. Tanscn, 21.00 to be paid at time of
serviee, with the privilege Of returning, if
necessary. 0AP9', STISLTTJN,
28 -
ARM TO RENT.
The undersigned will lease tho 100
acro farm, being lot 24, con. 1S, Gro}, !mown
as the Johnston estate, for a term o1 years
to .a suitabtoperson. -There is a log house,
bank barn, neeeesary outbuildings, orchard,
&c. on the place. 1oaseeslon will be given
on March 1st. For further portieulars apply
to WIOSON llvAN8,
Guardian for the boirs.
00.40 Oranbrook P.O.
1.41ARM FOR SALE. THE UN
dersigood offers his excellent 100 acre
farm, being North 11. of 28, Son. 0, Morrie,
awns sale. There are about 00 aos cleared,
the balance hardwood bash. The buildings
aro 1n good repair. Dare is au orchard,
wells and all the necessary coav01110110e8.
17ae form Is only 2 miles from Brussels and
in a good loaalfty. Possesaiou would bo
given Immediately. There are 30 aures ed
Pall Wilnat in. Por further particulars tie
to mine, terms, &u„ apply to Ona prepriewr,
on tie paemisee.
101ptt'A7.0D AUGlilt0,
80.0rn" y Brneaele I'. 0.
'�3if I.,4.'gyp, .l.171_4:A. 70i(
J. & J. Livingston have for the Farm-
ers in Lha vicinity of Brussels and Blyth
who intend raisingFlax dm'in
Cho com-
ing
co -ing Season, 2,000 Bushels of the bast im-
ported
it OLllND On Derrell "81''11819,
which they are prepared to deliver at
their mills in Brussels and Beetle to
Farmers in Quantities to suit. To ensure
a good crop, the hest Seed is absolutely
required. Order Eurly.
For Flax grown from tho above seocl the
Highest Market Prion will be paid if of
good growth, and harvested in proper
season,
J. & J. LIVINGSTON,
85 •Proprietors.
Luyevial
THERE 1S NO LEATHER SO GOOD.
11'e' We have Three Thousand Pities of
Beate in stook.
We will make a Redeotion on Every
Pair.
We Sell Oheaper
than atryano else, guality considoreel,
The Great .liont/� of Shoe ?louse,
AdamGood.
MARCH 11, t8b7
MORTGAGE SALE OF
VALUABLE MELD MOM
To nn 00Ln by Pnbilo Auition in mir-
th twee of the Power of Salo contained in a
o,3•taio Mortgage from rliuu,ne Fawley to
the Veudure, width rIll bo prodnoed at the
Line of Sala, in one Piero el, on
FRIDAY, AWareh 25th, 1887.
AT 1.4 o'cto"n, woos, NY FINLAY 5, On PT,
luctlou,.or, at the Commercial hetet, In
the Village el' Myth, oho following Valu-
tibio 14,,11 4:date, being :mum n,ud 0l:—
Oho South Part of the East half of Lot
Number:I, in tie 4110 Concession, of tho.
Township of tVawnnosb, is the 00 un ty of
Iiurmu with a road &alumni:A along the
woos side of 111e said East lie If Of the said
1,01, three rods wide, Containing by ,ed-
meaearoman t, including the said road allow -
epee, 00 sores, more 07109R.
U3'o1l tlro Promisee are paid to be erected
a trams Dwelling, n80211feet, and a triune
Baru,
Tu° Voudore 0050110 the right of ono hid.
ellLs 1,, aspect of toe premleoe,
trE1dM9 1111 P*.V1[ENT cccnv LInan.tr„—,l, do.
Do sit of ten per tenet, of tlroperahaso money
ones be paid at the time al solo, whoa °say
terms /or the balaueo may be arranged.
For further:n:timbers and conditions of
solo apply to she ttetloner, and Messrs,
WADE & SINCLAIR, 43 arrieters, Brussels,
etoasre ,iANh1NG & 80019', Barristers,
Clinton, rust to
;lucelonald, Notate .t 011111Igun.
Vendor' Snituitors, Toronto.
1,050d Marini Ord, 121.7. 30.2
FOR 1887.
Alc.r. McNair in Accoulat with the
Township of Grey :-
RECEIPTS POE 1886.
Balance in hand at last audit $
Co. Treasurer non resident
pax,
Go. Treasurer non resident
tax,
Boundary line money,
Thomas Fullerton, .:lark of
I• lme, drainage tax, lot 1,
Dons. 5 tc 6, 1885 ca. 1886, 11 08
Thomas Fullerton, half cost
of bridge at Henfryn, and
rooxovfng obstruction,
McIntosh & IticTaggart, for
note, 0.4 days,
A. M. Ross, Land Improve-
ment Fund,
Molntoah & McTaggart, for
noto, 95 days,
McIntosh & OleTaggart, for
note, 75 days,
Wm. Spence, Engineer Ex.
Weslprose colleotel,
ey Young, J. P., being
moiety of fine, Davis,and
Beirlles, for violation of
tho Scott Aet,
A. hunter, J. I'„ hest, Nobel
and Brame,
Treasurer of Onta io, Clergy
Reserve Fund,
Part Interest on Land lin-
' provoinout Fund,
nos, Straclutn, for Jas. Bis-
hop, overdrawn for con-
tract, 9 50
Ed. Bryan, sale of old bridge
timber, 3 00
Thos- Kelly, Tresanrer Brits -
eels, le. R. award to
Grey, 146 75
Wm. Speuoe, ]ingiueer's ex-
penses collected,
Govoanmout School Grant,
Municipal School Grant,
IJnoollocted taxes,
Amount of taxes collected,
1008 38
17 83
188 19
185 40
8 07
200 00
149 94
500 00
000 00
12 00
29 00
2 00
10 10
1887 41
Total,
ExPENDIa'uuEs.
Roads and bri:iges, $
Gravel,
Salaries,
Charity,
retard of Health
Printing,
Municipal Itlleotion,
Provincial Election,
Selecting Jurors,
Wire fence,
Postage and Stationery,
1)og tax refunded,
Drain, con. 1,
Government drain,
Drain, cons. 5 & 0,
Side drain,
Births, marriages and doodle,
County tax,
Paid money borrowed,
s on
Interest amt •
Begineor's 05050 Des,
Interest on R, R. debentnreo,
Ditching, under the Ditches
and Watercourses,
Miscellaneous,
Trustees' School tax,
Government Soltool grant
County school grant,
Expouses of Voters' Lint Court,
Co. Treas, uncollected taxes
on roll, 1880,
Arrears of taxes,
Total,
73alanes on hand,
ASSETS.
Bank of Hamilton Deposit
Brussels le. 11. Award,'
Balance on Hand,
LLffi1LITIEB,
R. R. Debentures,
Annual rental Government
drain, 0000,10 & 17, 16
years to run, 007 94
Side drain, con. 16, 900 00
Drain, cone. 5 & 6, diminishes
$b a year, 8 years to run, 145 00
Township of Rowlett, of
drain debentures, 134 86
E, the undoreignod Auditors of the
Tovnehlp of Grey, oertify that We
have exantiuod too Treasurer's aacoente
for the past yoar ate the Vs -auction be-
longing thereto and find the same Or.
retie,
Treeeurar'sALEX. STEWART,
Office I JACOB 1U7A"IJTER,
DAP midi,
Cranbrook, &iaroh 4th, 1887,
5 00
501 00
501 00
41 54
12824 20
$18114 02
2620 96
387 17
070 00
118 20
18 00
78 20
6 19
24 00
12 00
15 50
86 00
6 00
34 30
507 64
145 42
160 00
15 50
1900 65
1300 00
23 46
170 50
420 00
BANKING.
1%L
\/[( INTOSII ,C MoTAGGART,j
BANISTERS, -:- 111311S13I'1LS
T'1•ansacl e General l a73lftny
Dus in'se,
Notes to band clieoounte d,
Interval. Bowed 011 drl. 6^I1:, repayable on
deco and.
Prompt attention givmr to collections,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ADL tC SINOLAIR, BA1iJ1IS.
v v T1xdo, 20, Wilco io Lookio'e block ,
13ruosole. Money to Loan.
1AT13. DIUKSON, (LATE WITH
V @ •
Garrow & Proudioot, Godorioh) 6o.
Bettor, Oonveyaeeer, &o. 01100, Grant's
oleate, Bruinels. Money to loan,
ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK. 011'
the Fourth Diyislon C mut, Co. Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary Public:, Laud, Loan
and lusurano0 Agent. Funds invested and
to loan. Oo,loedouo made, Ogled in Ora.
ham's Bl,,ole Rrussels.
MEDICAL C'AEaDS,
1' E HUTCf1INSON IEAS RE•
moved lila office to rooms oval' the
P001011105. Residence on Mill Strout.
r•
A.. 1IoNAUG1•ITON, 11. D., 0.
t
• M. L. B. C. P, Edinburgh, Phyeiei an,
Surgeon and Acoounh or. Office, M80,81001'0
b look, Turnborry Street.
M. F. OALE, M. D., 0.1I.
Member of tiro College of Physioians and
Burgeons of 0ntaalo by examination
Office and Residoao--Main St, East, Ethel
Ontario,
DENTAL.
Ili T E1 N TIC,OT,RY.
G. L.Be}1.,L. D. B,, honor Graduate and
M, 14.0. D. S., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide
Gas administered, Prices graded aid as low
as good work tan be done Inc.
011ae over Johnston's Iiardvvar° Store,
Seaforth,
• A, MARTIN, L. D. S,,
DENTIt':T,
Elmer tl?aduatoBoyal College of Donna
Burgeons,
Office—Gat OoldBloek, Brussels. Charge
Moderate,
YiEN eft Jeerer .
W J, Fear, L. 1) 5, Graduate of To-
ronto School of Dentistry. All oper-
ations guarantood: ORioo—Cady's
131ook, Seaforth.
Artificial tooth, 11 est duality-, end
guaranteed fi t, for $18.:0per HO t,
DC3(NEI S CARDS. -
_H. 1fcaliAOREN, ISSUER
W Y . of Marriage Licenses, 011Ice at Iris
Gxaoery,Turnberry Street,
UTIII,RODDIOE,HOUSE, SIGN
and Carriage, plain and Ooneo,enta1
painter. Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Charges moderate.
Le
'. MoNAI1I, ISSUER 011' 11A11.
10 vino Licenses, by appointment of
Lieut, -Governor, Commissioner, &a., Q. B,
Oenyeyaeaer and Agent Tiro Insurance Co
Olfioe at the Cranbr ok Post 0Moo,
11.0'OONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
. Aooidont and Loan Insurance Agent
for some of the host and most reliable Cam -
ponies inthe Dominion. Office Brick Torr -
ace ,Tnrnberrystreet mean the station.
• .4-1 W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
• Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Collage has mourned the practice of Jobu
Nott, V,S„ andis prepared to treat all dis•
eases of domesticated animals on saient,fie
aodapp7,c'aved principles. Treatment of del -
ivate foals a specialty. Oftloo two door,
North of Bridge, Turnborry street.
ISS LILLA O'CONNOR,
Teacher of Music. Vooal and Io:aru-
mentalon Organ, Piano, or Guitar Har-
mony and Thorough Bass. Advanced cavils
fitted for Teaciriug. Terms eu apps , •,pion
Bhforence—La2I,o of Loretto At ;o n}
Guelph. Residence—No. 2, Terrane, routh
near station.
R,obert Cunningham
INSURANCE AGENT,
1Guelph} Ontario.
1BPiLAsiliLrl,
Butcher, tliarbl,cg
1 his runny oustomera Inc their
GG "5 support y
liberal tlu fol' n
t i past
t
p
507 83n `the int wishesto kinformhe k eps thatat
4'300 041
his
tehrot-elaec moatstl 11 he
hof Poultry
501 00 nucl Sausage Moat. Delivered to all parte, f
001 00 the town free. Cash paid for Fat Stook,
89 83 Elides and eheepskinabought for clash.
41 54
12 06
$176117 19
446 88
$18114 02
$ 7000 00
689 45
440 88
$ 7000 00
12'7LRM FOR SALE.—TI]1± UN-
▪ deraiguod offers bin farm, lot 0, con. 4,
Grey, containing 100 sores, for sale. 'Thera
aroabouteo-aerenoloa'od and under men.
Thorn Is agood frame barn and - log house,
' orchard, well and all conveniences. Goal
renews. Per hill ppartiol'iars aniis__ly to
ART1•IUIt a4 oINNIB,
28.11m0 Proprietor•, lirussalo
141AR11 IN GREY FOR SALE,
▪ being lot 14, on the 16th eon ,containing
100 notes, south p art 10810 on 10 eon„ eon-
baining40 acres. Lot 14 is partly oloarod,
the balance Welltimbered. A never failing
creek orossos the lot and it is well adapted
for farming or grazing. Lot 11 is mostly
cleared anduudor good cultivation,the bal.
once timbered with black asWill
sell all begothoro'inparts to snit the pur-
chaser. If Or further 1 articulare apply to the
proprlelorouthe promises. 'Thislotiawell
drained. er 0100, AVERY.
EW PIB1t.--TIIE UNDER -
swam) desire to intimate to the pub-
lic generally that they hay° formed a 00-
partnolahip fOr tho purpose of carrying on
Carriage, Sign and Ornamental Painting'
anti ar0pPrepared. to attend to the ,Wyant° of
tho publiooncost reasonable terms, ltlr,
Rose having bad ooperionto in 00015 of the
boat she a n Toronto and troth being nrao-
tiealworki anlv°.geomet00 to give sat±s.
factloh, Eetimateo and terms oheoefuily
furnished, Shop in tho old Poe0Putilioh-
±ngIiottso,liiog:Arcot, lireassels.SUPPE awns,
a