HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-8-19, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
.extr lusT 19, 1887.
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Game of Croquet,
Any who intend buying a Set of Croquet
Would do wen to call at once, as we
have soma about 20 per cont.
cheaper then last year,
Boys' Wagons.
We have the famous Iron Axle, which
we sellat a very small advance over the
ordinary wood axle.
Remember the place, at
G. A. Deadman's
Drug, Book S Fancy Goods Store.
.o aaMMISO
, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sotTEERS OX 111111011. W. G. tC B. R.
Trainsleave Brussels Station, north nud
south no follows:-
Going
ollows.Going South, I.oing North.
Mail....... ... -vale a.m.' Mixed 9:80 aim
Express 11:e5 0.m, Mafl...............2:50p.m
Mixed 3:46 p.m. 1 E xpress...... ..,0.1611.m
not litii35 Vous,
A chiefs atrium ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.-
Exa000I011$ are very common new.
SINGLES for sale at Ament Bros.
W. 11. Moss is away for a holiday trip.
Taos. FARROW, ex -11.P., was in town on
Thursday.
Sox bars of Electric soap for 25 cents,
at Thomsons. 50.
SoaooL opens in town one week from
next Monday morning.
Miss L. O'BRusx, of Barrio, is visiting
her brother, F. W. O'Brien, V. S.
W. M. Stemma and wife are enjoying
a holiday visit at Goderich and vicinity.
1'oa. the largest stock and beet value in
Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, go to
Thomson's.
Rev. M. Swam spent several days in
LuCan this week with his son.in-law,
Raw S. Sellery, B. D.
A main number of our residents went
toWalton to see the fire at McDonald's
mill on Thursday morning.
W. P. VAtisxoxE has sent two car loads
of ash and cherry lumber to Boston and
he will go to the hub shortly.
'Miss O'Corroe's concert will take place
in the Town Hall on Thursday evening
of next week. It will be a good ono.
Jeo. Saiw, Principal of our public
school, was chosen as one of the Stewards
at Grand Lodge of I. O. 0. F. last week
R. LEATUERDAL1 is the local agent for
crayon portraits and has a nicely executed
one of himself on exhibition in his shop
window.
RoST. Noir, of Abilene, Kansas, is in
town this week. He has sold out in the
west and talks of going to California on a
prospecting tont.
ELrsni ARasxnoxe, formerly of Brus-
sels, has taken a situation in R. T. Hinge.
mill's mammoth dry goods store, in Lon-
don. He is coming np.
ONE of the best ordered and regulated
driving barns and stable we know of in
this locality is the brick struoture recent-
ly finished by R. Leatherdale. It is well
worth seeing.
A.M. TavLon and wife, of Aurora, were
in town for several days this week visit-
ing old friends and acquaintances. Mr.
Taylor is enoceeding well in the practice
of his profession.
PLUME Losv.-Tbo undersigned while
driving his hearse between Brussels and
Walton, lost from one of his horses a
white plume. Finder will do a favor by
leaving the same at R. Leatherdale's,
Brussels.
dns. Jorrs attended the Band tourna.
rent in Guelph this week. He is an en-
thusiastic admirer of good band music.
In the let class competition Bowmanville
1st money, with 464 points ; Sarnia, 2nd
prize, 458 pointe, and Waterloo 3rd place,
414 pointe.
Gosnie base ballists are expected on
Friday forenoon to play the Maitlands,
and the Clinton olub is coming to have a
hook at the Clippers in the afternoon.
Evidently base ball is booming and the
best games of the season should be play-
ed on Friday. The visiting teams ate
good ones and will no doubt play a rattling
game.
Tan pupils from Brussels did well at
the Third class teachers' examination, at
Seaforth, bliss Carrie McKenzie, Thos.
Knechtel, U. McFadden and Thos. Mo-
Lauehlin passing. When the ages of the
candidates are taken into consideration it
Makes the showing better than ever, It
would be a great deal more satisfactory
to all concerned if the report published
gave the name of the High School instead
of the District number.
Puma NOTICE, -The Postoffice Depart.
melt has issued the following notice: -
All local or "drop" lettere const be pre-
paid one cent each by Canadian postage
stamp, otherwise, in order to enforce the
law, they are sent to the dead letter of-
fice, to be there opened, if not bearing a
specific address, and returned to their
writers. A letter bearing a sped&e ad-
dress is not opened, but forwarded to its
original address, with the ordinary dead
letter oharge of two cents per oz. rated
thereon.
Dovlerot CocisT Bnsn*Eas.-The report
of the Inspector of Division Courts for
1886 is just issued. From it we gather;
the following facts ooncerning Division
Court transaction in the county of Huron :
• -There are 12 Courts in the County, and
the number of suits entered, exclusive of
Transcripts of Judgment and Judgment
Summonses, was 779. The total amount
of claims entered was $80,860. The total
amount of suitor's money paid into Court
was $10,106, Seventy suits were entered
wherein the amount claimed one over
4100. Seaforth Division Court had the
larggest number of oases entered, 388,
whilethototel ameunt entered wag larger
in Clinton Court than in any other, being
over 810,001
SEISM -ES for pale at Anseeo Bros.
SHINGLES for sale et &nissit Bros. 4 -
Moron Humans is
•MaoronBumansis visiting at Palmer-
ston.
Rua W. E. Kenn, of Alma, is home
for a few days -
EXTRA vain in Pure Pickling Vine-
gars at Thomson's. 4-
Mna. (Da.) Wilgus, of Listowel, was a
guest at the Methodist parsonage this
week.
A OAR load of cattle was shipped to Tor-
onto on. Thursday by Mr. Gregg, of Me-
liillop, from Brussels station,
J. R. Gana: leaves ou Friday of this
week on a trip to Winnipeg. His place
will be taken In the poet office by A. M.
Bay of Goderiob,
THE Brussels Hand is arranging for s
grand concert in the Town Hall on the
evening of tate Caledonian games, Friday,
Sept. 2nd. It should be well patronized
by our residents,
On the let Sunday in September Rev,
G. A. Gifford, M.A., of Ripley, will preach
anniversary Sabbath School sermons in
the Methodret church, A platform meet-
ing will probably be held in the afternoon.
Particulars will be given later.
THE boys say Jimmie Stratton did a
great streak of ostohing behind the bat at
Teeswator on Tuesday, and did not allow
many of Grewar'e curves to go by. They
also speak in the highest terms of the hos-
pitality of the hotelkeopers.
Ix his sermon Rev, Mr. Kerr, of Mit-
chell. said that the Churoh of England
very properly refused to make secular an-
nouncements from the pulpit, and that
the ooluma of a newspaper was the prop.
er channel through which notices of the
kind Maenad. reach the public.
STORIES are told around roma about
marriages and it bothers the people to
know whether they are abhite-lied or not.
Ono person says she would rather do
without a seal skin sacque if she could
secure a mackintosh, while others say
when they go in to win they would live
on grahura broad rather than give up.
Ho 1 for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Roches-
ter andlUhantangna, Tmn,sDAY, SEPTEMBER
lex, by the 9th Annual Popular Excur-
sion. Tickets to Buffalo, Rochester and
Chautauqua good for 5 days, Niagara
Falls, 2 days. Special inducements are
Low Fares, and a guarantee that Buffalo
and Rochester passengers will arrive at
either place without delay. We guaran-
tee Close Conneotions and Fast Time,
Don't miu 11 Beet and Last Excursion
of the Season. See posters and hand-
bills, 6.2
MOSES OATEs, the Toronto weather
prophet, gives this forecast of the weath-
er to coma : "If the meteorological oos-
ditions are favorable we will have, on the
whole, general warm summer weather
until about the middle of October, brok-
en by two comparatively cool periods,
one commencing very soon and lasting
from ten to fourteen days, and another
occurring in the latter part of September
and beginning of October. Notwith-
standing this cooler weather, I expeot
August to be warmer, as a whole, than
usual, while very high temperatures will
be noted in September and hot weather,
for the season of the year, in October.
As to dronth, there is nothing in the bar-
ommetria condition in the far west to
indicate 1ny cessation of the present dry
spell. August will have more rainfall
than July, and what rainfall comes will
be in thunderstorms, and wo need not
look for rainy days until about fair time.
I wouldn't be surprised this roar to find
some rainy days break in on the fairs. I
think we will have a thunderstorm very
quiokly."
A aODStEa BOTOSELITE Ia TEE 'WRECK. -
Almost everybody has heard of the ter-
rible railroad disaster that befell the Pe-
oria, Illinois, excursion brain, last week,
while en route to Niagara Falls, (the de.
tails of which are given on page 3 of this
issue) but few were aware that Miss Mary
Movies, daughter of S. B. ?dories, of
Wingbam, formerly of Brussels, was
among the wounded. The following let.
ter received from Mrs. R. G. Wellwood,
of Peoria, sister to Miss ?dories eay5 :-
Mn. Kaon, DEAR FIREND,-Doubtless you
have heard before this of the terrible rail.
way accident of the 10th inst„ and
perhaps you will hear that Mary is dead,
as some have it here, so I thought I
would write to yon and tell yon that she
is not dead nor nearly so. She has a
good many pad braises and is very stiff
but is doing nicely. She slept well last,
night and has is. good appetite consider -
hag. Mr. Wellwood went to her at once
and brought her home as soon as there
was a way provided, arriving here at 2;30
a.m. Friday. The city is in mourning
and there are funerals all the time from
daylight till dark, nearly,. They began
to bury at 7 this morning and one funer-
al was in the cemetery lash night after
dark. An engineer, McClintock, was
buried and his head was found after-
wards. Oh 1 you can't imagine the des-
olation and sadness that is here. Now,
if you wish to do so, you may print a
slip in Tim Poem to the effect that Mary
is safe and recovering fast and her friends
will see it and be comforted.
Peoria, Ill.. Aug. 18, 1887.
C70.11.11.01au Wows.
Five thousand dollars will be spent
this year by the Militia Department in
repairing buildings under their oonttol
in Ottawa.
The municipal maohine of Aldborough
has some to a dead stop. The Council
recently dismissed the Clerk, ne he al-
leges illegally, and he refuges to give up
the records and seal.
The annual crop report from Nova
Scotia showe that while considerable dam-
age was caused by June frosts and sub-
sequent dronth, bay, grain and potatoes
will be about an average yield and the
apple crop decidedly under the average.
Most of the grading on the Rod River
Valley Railway will bo completed by the
201h inet., and all will be finished this
month. The grading on the Northern
Pacific branch, to connect with it at the
boundary, will not be finished for some
'time afterwards -
Tho Dominion Conned, Royal Temp.
lore of Temperance, have adopted the
report of their Committee on Temper-
ance, urging on the Dominion Milano
to snake prohibition a practical (sena in
politics by bringing out prohibition can.
didatos for parliamentary honors in all
the constituencies.
The whew? harvest is in fail swing in
Manitoba.
A company has been chartered to build
re railway and aline of warehouses along
the river front in Winnipeg,
John Wellaoe, just appointed Col-
lector of Customs at Hillsboro', N.B., is
nearly 70 years of age. Funny appoint.
meet.
A 48.pound salmon was brought down
from the Fraser the other day and erhib.
ited in Victoria, B. C., as a speoimen Of
what British Columbia can do.
The remnant of the Soughes tribe In
British Columbia is said to number only
185 souls, men, women and children.
Thirty years ago the tribe was some 5,000
strong.
J, M. Dykes, the old-time draughts
champion, was arrested at Werdeville on
Thursday of last week, on a charge Of
forging :b promissory note and offering it
on August 6th,
At Seymour. the other day, n man was
found dead in the wools. with •a child
playing beside the dead body, but boo
young to convey any information. An
investigation is to be held,
The new $8,000 hotel to be built at
Wiarton during the present season is
now a settled affair and work is to be
oommencod at once. H. Charlton will
be the manager, both in the erection and
after completion.
In breaking the ground in a place near
Kincardine the other day, a skeleton,
which, to all appearance, is that of n
wild boar was found. All the bones, in-
cluding the tusks and teeth, were in a
splendid condition, theugll it is thought
they have been lying there for one or two
hundred years,
The Canadian schooner Hodgkinpae5-
ed down the Welland Canal on Tnesday
with the largest load of lumber aver tak-
en through the canal on a vessel. It con-
sisted of twelve hundred thousand feet of
pine lumber, and was piled twelve feet
high on deck. The vessel draw thirteen
and a half feet of water.
A few days ago a young man named
Albert West, aged 25 years, employed in
the harvest field on his farther's farm
near Baltimore, in West Northumber-
land, was noticed to fall suddenly,
and
when his father, who was working a short
distance from him, went to see the cause,
he found that death had been instantan-
eous.
Edmonton Bulletin: A thirst dance
has been in progress this week on the
Two Hills Indian reserve, opposite town.
About 50 tents of Indiana took part. The
thirst proper of two days' duration ended
last evening. Those who take part in it
dance as often and as long as the music
plays and neither eat nor drink during
the whole forty-eight hours. One of the
women taking part was upwards of 100
years of age, and bad a number of great
grandchildren on the ground.
The apple crop in Lambton oounty is
likely to be very large this year. The
summer apples are now being gathered,
and a large shipment of them was made
the last week. The winter apple orop
will also ha very large, and, with more
moisture Very fine. The plum Drop is
slight. Rae peach crop is prospectively
very large, and will be very fine. The
summer varieties are already placed on
the market at good figures. The grape
crop for the ground planted is simply im-
mense. The fruit is likely to be clean
and pretty iu bunch and berry. All
small fruits have been safely gathered in
unusual excellence and quantities, not-
withstanding severe drought. Local
markets are easily glutted with these pro-
ducts, and we feel our need of an outlet
for them in the sparse regions •of Michi-
gan and the Western States. Commer-
oial privileges with these openings are
what the fruit -growers of Lambton now
very much want.
Chatham Banner :-It is our painful
duty to record the death of Stephen
White, reeve of Raleigh. Mr. White was
a son of Wm. White, the pioneer of the
Middle Road, Raleigh, who Dame from
Pennsylvannis in 1828, and took up lot
24 in the llth and 12th concessions. For
twenty odd years Stephen White was
seas of Raleigh, occupying that position
at the time of his death; and in 1870 be
was warden of the County. He was a
staunch Liberal, and in 1875 contested
the west riding of the County in the Lib-
eral interest. He removed to Chatham a
few years ago. He was a prominent
figure in the Provincial Agricultural and
Arts Association of Ontario, having re-
presented thisdistriot continuously in the
council ever eineeits institution, and acted
as its preeident in 1872. Io 1876 he serv-
ed on the Canadian Centennial Conimis-
sien with great satisfaction to the gener-
al public. He was a recognised author-
ity on municipal law. In religion he was
a Methodist and he was several times a
representative in the General Conference.
One day last week in a house at Wood -
stook, N. B., a series of fires broke out
without apparent cause. Within twenty-
four hours the family were called upon
no fewer than forty times to extinguish
flames in different parts of the house.
A correspondent says :-"These fires can
lye traced to no human agency, and even
the scientist are staggered. Without
premonition and with no lamps lighted
or stoves in use, various articles would
buret out in flames. Now It Would be a
ourtain, high up out of reach ; then a bed
quilt in another room would begin to
smokeand smoulder, and, as if to still
further nonplus the thooriests, a carpet.
covered lounge, was found to bo all afire
underneath among the jute stretched
above the springs. A basket of clothes
in the shed bust ditto dams and the
basket itself was partially oonsumed. A
child's dregs hanging on a hook, a feather
bed, e, straw mattress, no two artioles h1
the same roofs, were ignited and would
Have been consumed but for the water
copiously pored on them." The Wood-
stock Press Offers this ' eoletion of the
mystery :-"A few Woke ago an inmate
of the house is snid-to:have keen attacked
with typhoid .fever, and .afterereoovery
quantities of sulphur were used as it
disinfsetaat up to a recent period, The
fumes from the burning sulphur impreg-
nated the .colon articles around, bad
ventilation and .the pj,eeqnliar state of the
atmosphere oot?irrented to; bring about
this mysterious ' breaking cub of the fire
in sundry artiolpt. A' parallel case ou-
burred in a provinoidl town in the North
of England some yore ago,' The %nye.
terious firms have caused great excitement
The Stratford officers of the 28th Bat.
antaliond arobugle endhandeavori, ng to orgenizo 'a fib
Clerk Abbott, of London, leas received
a reply from the Governor-General say
iningegthat owing to an engagement to be
present in the Eastern towneltips, the
cannot open the new Western Fair build -
Hanoi oounty fanners aro driving ben
and twelve miles to Lake SI. Clair to 1111
their water barrels, and there is a ,con-
stant procession of etoolt beinj driven
along all roans leading to the river and
lake, One farmer near the Hume lino
who has a running well has made more
than 4100 by selling water at 50 cents a
load,
Two oars were thrown off the traok at
Strathrcy, Friday, as the 11 a. no. train
was leaving for London, by a switch being
turned at the wropg moment. They
were full of pass•ugers, and wore hauled
over two culverts at the street crossing
before the l000motive was stopped. The
oars were then replaced ou the raile with-
out much damage.
Tho uonviot Grelish, who was sentenc-
ed to two months in tho Central and 50
lashes for outraging a little girl, received
his second installment of the oat Satur-
day morning. When he stripped in the
presence of the warden, dootor,reporters,
guards and prisoners he looked defiant,
but the first stroke brought out a howl of
pain. and during the progress of the 25
the fellow yelled and bellowed for mercy.
All Ingersoll paper status that a wealthy
cattle drover from Iiiuoardine was found
wandering around the streets on Tues-
day evening by Obief Henderson, who in-
vited him to spend the night in his office.
He' told the chief that he had been to
Buffalo and sold a load of cattle, remit-
ted the money he received for there to
his bankers and Rept $15 to get horns on.
Getting on a spree at the balls he got
aboard the excursion train and brought
up at Ingersoll. He proceeded on his
way yesterday morning after thanking
the chief for his kindness, 330 was a
fine looking man and well dressed.
MnCoars.-In Brussels, on bhe lath inst.,
the wife of Mr. J. B. T. McComb of
a son.
• ao:ARRiaL..
LEaOAI-Fisaan.-At the residence of
the bride's parents, Goderioh, ou the
16tH inst., by the Bev. G. Salton, as-
sisted by Rev. G. R. Turk, Rev. J.
T. Legdar, of Ethel, to Miss Addie
Fisher, of Goderich.
Sxrnas--Cor.Lrs,-In Vermontville,Micb.,
on the 16th inst., Mr. Chas. N. Sny-
der, Df. D., of Shaytown, Mich., to
Miss Maggie Collie, formerly of Blue -
vale, 001.
axes_
SWITZEI.-In Grey, on the 12th inst.,
Christopher Switzer, aged 32 years
and 5 months.
BRVSSEUMS 3a2ARF'S9TS.
OORRECTED CAREFULLY EVERY MESE.
Fall Wheat 75
Spring Wheat
Barley 40
Oats 28
Peas , .. 48
Butter, tuba and rolls..,. 12
Eggs per dosen 14
Flour per barrel 4 50
Potatoes 50
Hay per ton 7 00
Hides per lb 5a
Salt per bbl., wholesaale60
Sheep skins, each ..... .,50
Wool, per Ib 20
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FA?•T•
31,30wS.
Industrial, Toronto, Sept. 5-17.
East Huron, Brsssels, Oat. 6 and 7.
Western Fair, London, Sept. 19-24.
Northern Fair, Walkerton, Oat. 4-7.
North Perth, Stratford, Oct. 6 and 7.
Guelph Central, Guelph, Sept. 20-22.
Great Central, Hamilton, Sept. 26-30.
Wallace, of Listowel, Sept. 27 and 28.
Brantford Southern, Brantford, Got.
11 and 12.
Agr'1 and Arts Association, Ottawa,
Sept. 19-21.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
SERVANT . GIRL WANTED AT
onee� Apply to MRS. T. FLETCHER.
AYOUNG GIRL OF 14 OR 15
years waatod to assist in general hone.
work. Applynt once nt Tse Posy Publlth-
1ng $ones. 6-
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on Phomas Street, Brussels. 7 rooms,
large cellar, stable and 3/8 acre of land. Ap-
ply toBOBERT ROSS. 6-
20 OR 30 COLONIES OF PURE
ItalianBees for Sale Cheap. Apply
to J, R. SMITH, at A. M. McNay d: 00.'0 Hard-
ware Store Brussels.
B0OT1. LOST B E T W E'N
Brussel,' and Gerrie. Vas done up in
black oilcloth cover. The finder wtil canfei
a great favor by leaving it at Trim Poet/
Publishing House, Brussels. a-
CHOIOE FARIIS'FOR 'SALE .-
A few splendid, improved farmsfor
Wein the towuthip o1 Grey MorrIS' and
MoKiltop. Apply to A. D10LG \TTY, Co.
Auctioneer ,Brussels P. 04. •
A GENT WANTED 'A'I' BRUS-
saLefor the Loadaa and Lanesehire
Fire Insurance. Cu Liberal terms to a good
man. Address, with references, to
5.4 W. A. SIMS, Alanager, Toronto.
FARM TO BENT, --A GOOD
Fenn near Brahmin to rent. 90 acres
cleared, 00 soros under grime balance under
tillage,' Apply to Jimmie i', 0. or to the
undersigned at Ronald's FOundreBrussels,
Out. 6.11 JOHN B1bOADP00T,
1.71ARM FOR SALE.—'sola SUB.
L somnnn offore his excellent 126 Aare
farm
sg for sale. It.leeituated oh eon. 6, Grey,
abeet bo eo and
west part
olhe tbuild nos is
g azo
good. Twoboanewith Ostone 1tasfpssinose•
ore rex40 few and 84x66 lint rock, young
'shore are two trema dwelling Lomeli, young
oroharder to a, never -felling
arid all the d'onvenfon-
one. Thereto a sss)00f00uld be given
meek on
the place, Th farm s 4 could be given u any
time, The farm is 4i =flee cram Brussels
and fs in a splendid leoality.h1near to the
lu the locality. 0.15 JOT5N BM-ITIa,'Prapriotol.
eshaol, in,
i' Jia. For price, terms, eta,,
apply to 4110 Proprietor erg' roulisos.
RMFOR SALE13E SUB•
aonmRA offers hie valuable 100 sore
ferns, being lot 3, eon 18, Grey Tele alrlp,
Huron Co., for sale, There eve about 75
acres olsarod end In good heart. There Is a
log hoose, good batik barn, beashig eroherd,
and all the nooessery eonyenieneee en the
premises. .Por further partioolare, as 10
11rice. tering, eta„ apply to the Proprietor,
THOS. RItmo», Clare P 0., N.W. T„ or to
3-15 DOUGALD BT16AOHAN, Brussels
FIARM IN GREY TOWNSHIP
Fon son, -Baine lot 14, con. 10, OOP'
Mining 100 nares. It fe parllY olsarod, the
bnlsnco well timbered, A never failing
creak arossoe the 111000 and it ie well adapt.
ed for either fnrmmp or grazing, 1 will like-
wise sell 40 sores, being east pert of lot 14,
000.10, nearly all cleared and in a good
state of cultivation. A good frame barn
with a good stone stable underneath and is
never failing well is also on the plane. For
further parsieulare apply so the proprietor
un the place. Thin lot is opposite the oth-
er.. GEORGE] AVAS 0, Proprietor. 1-81
200 AORE PARK FOR SALE.
A nrst-class farm for sale in the
Township of Morrie In the County of Heron,
being south half of north half lots 26 R 36
and south halt of 26 in 615 eon;,. containing
260 soros morn or less, 120 nares meetly
clear of stumps andin a good state of colli•
votlon. There is a young bearing orchard,e
good house and hank barn 65 x 56 feet with
atone stable underneath. Tho farm is situ-
ated within a mile of the Village of Brussels
and le a good farm for grain or stook rais-
ing as itis watered with the river Maitland
and never failing spring creek. Possession
will be given at any time, For fur thorpar-
ticulars apply 0n the premises or to A Js.
ROBERTSON, Brussels, P, 0. 0.111
Varna For, e4ale.
The snbscrlo or offers for sale bis valuable
Farm in the Townehlp of Grey, oomprieing
lots 0 and 7, 0011 ,11 in said township, Thie
farm contains 200 stores and is within 14 miles
from the thriving village of Brussels, with
good gravel rsadlending thereto. About 100
acres are a]earetl, free front stamps and in a
high state of cultivation, The balance la
flinty wooded. This farm Is particularly
well folioed, oearlythe whole of the fences
being straight and having been erected to
1886 and '86. On the i,remisoethere is a coin-'
tortable log dwelling bowie and agoo dframe
barn with atone stabling underneath in
which there is a well with en abundant sup
ply of excellent water. There is likewise a
new frame implement house, 40505, well
floored, above and below, and neatly sided
and pointed. Per particulars apply to the
Proprietor, JAMES DICKSON,
Registrar, Huron Oo„
ilia- Goderich
Executors' Notice.
Alt parties having claims against the Es-
tate of the late E.T. BLRStoWN, Of the Town-
sh,pofGrel,inthe County of Huron. who
died on or about the 7th day of May, A. 0.
1887, are, on or before theist day of October,
1887, to send by post (prepaid) to either of
the undersigned their Ohristlan and sur-
names, address and description, with full
particulars of their claims, a statement of
their accounts and nature of their seouritier,
if an y, held by th em, and in default thereof
they will be peremptorily =eluded from
tt,artiotpating in the said estate, and wo
hereby also give notion to all parties indebt-
ed to the said ostate, whether by book ac-
count or otherwise, to pay the 51010 to A. At.
MoHay or W, Slenunon, ou or before the
above mentioned date.
Doted in Grey this 17111 day of Aug., '87.
A. M. 11'ICKA', Bitumens.
WM. SLEMMON, }
6-8 Oct 1
MORTGAGE SALE I
Under and by virtue of a power of sale
contained in a certain indenture of 'mort-
gage made by Joeoph Backer and wife,
which will be produced at the time of sale,
there will be sold by Pablie- Auction on tb0
Premises, in the VILLsOE of ORANDEoox, in
the Township of Grey, in the County afHur-
on, on
Wednesday, Aug. 3lst, 1887,
by Mr. Anthony Reymann, Auotioaeor, s/
1 o'OL005, r 10., subject to such conditions as
shallthen be produced, the following valu-
able village property, Viz :-
Aliand singular that certain parcel or
Minot of land and prelate,' a situate, lying and
being 1n the Township of Grey, in the
County of Huron, and Province of Ontario.
containing sixty-six and two thirds square
rods, more or 1055. Being composed of e
Pert of farm lot number sixteen, in the
twelfth concession of the said township at
aroy and better described as follows: Com-
mencing at the Northwest eornor of said
lot • theme easterly along the northerly,
limit of said lot, six and two -third rode l;
thence southerly; at right angles to the said
northerly limit of said lot, ten rods; thence
westerly, parallel to the said northerlyllm-
7t of said lot, six and two -third rods to the
westerly limit of said lot ; thence northerly
along the said westerly limit of laid lot, ten
rods to the place of beginning.
There are on the said land a 1; story brick
dwelling hoose. 24x31y with atone cellar. A
good 11 story frame dwelling house with
stone cellar. A blsokemitb shop. a good
frame barn 18124 with stone foundation,.
The above property is. situated In the thriv-
ing Village of Oranbrook, and l5 a good bua-
011eae stand.
Taunts Or BALE. -Ten per sent. down et
the time of Sale , and the balance within one
month.
For farther particulars apply to the Ano.
Bowser, or to .
ELLIOT'& ELLIOT, Vendor's Solicitors,
Exeter, Ont.
Dated this 2nd day of. August 1887. 5.3
WESTERN Ft/III?
Indtestriad and Art Exhibition,
LOXDOJV, C✓1.7V,/Drg.
BANKING.
oINTOSH & MoTAGGART,I
BANKERS •:• BRUSSELS
1'ran&act rt Genct'al I3anktng
Btt&'itte8&.
Notes to Mond discounted,
In tem mt allowed on deposits .repayable on
deinaod.
Prompt attention given to oollooiono.
LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING.
ADE & SINOLAIR BARRIS-
V I Vane, dm, 011lee in Lookie's block,
Brussels, Monoyto Loan,
] B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
• Garrey & Proudfool Goderich) So-
licitor, Convoyanoer, dot. Oidoo, Grant*
block, Brussels. Money to loan.
ALEX. HUNTER, OLERI OF
the Fourth Division Court, 00, Huron.
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan
and Insurance Agent. Funds invested and
to loan. Oo.leotioos made. Office 1n Gra-
ham's J31ock, Brussels.
MDICAL CARDS,
�R. HUTOIIINSON HAS RE.
moved his once to J. Ltarproayes'
Drug Store, Residence on Milt Strout
T .1..11IcNAUGHTON, M. D. C.
\I, L. It. 0. P. Edinburgh, Physician,
Surgeon and Am: id:her, Office, Mrs, Shiel's
block, Turnberry Street,
WNI. F. CALE, M. D., 0. M.
Member of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontaafo be examination,
Omos and liesieeue-Mala St. Last, .G thei
Ontario,
DENTAL.
IIs;ENTT 1TECIr.
•
G. L. Bai1,L, D. S., Honor Graduate and
M. R. 0. D. 8., of Toronto, Nitrous Oxide
Gas administered. Prlooe graded nudes low
as good work oan bedone for.
Offtoe over Johnston's Hardware Store,
Soatorth.
DENT
W,J, Pear ,L,D S.Graddate of To-
ronto School of Dentistry. All ape?.
Miens guaranteed. Ohtoo-Oady's
Block, Sooforth.
Ar al teeth, 01 retquality , and a
guaranteeddt,for $12.00 per set.
TZ) 131NTIS+T.
=. A, 2t6ARTZ2w, I . St. 6„
Honor Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. ?linos firma
GAB administered for the paining extrac-
tion of teeth.
OFFICE.—Garfleld Bleck' BRUSSELS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ytT H. MoOBACKEN, ISSUER
T V . of Marriage Licenses. Ofllge at hie
Gsooery,Turnberry Street.
A 1icNAIR, ISSUER 0' IIAR-
riago Licenses, by appointment o4
Lieut. -Governor, Commissioner, dco„ Q. B.
Cenyeyaneer and Agent Fire Ineurasoe Oe.
Mee at the Oranbrook. Post Moe.
W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
• Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College has resumed the prtotioo' of John
Nott, V.8„ and is prepared to trdat, all 'dis-
eases of domesticated animals on scientific
andapprr.ved principles. Treatment of del -
Mate foals a specialty Omoe two door,
North 01 Bridge, Turnborry circlet.
Robert Cunningham
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, Ontario.
TVM. BLASHILL,
Bucher, thanking
his many customers for their
liberal support in the past
wishes to inform them that at
his shed In amide's block he keeps nothing
but first-class meats, all kinds .of Poultry
and Sausage Meet Delivered to all parts of
the town free. flesh paid for Pat Stook,
Hideo and sheepskins,bought for oaeh,
ARM FOR SALE.—THE S7J1' •
BOMBER offers for sale hie valuable 1.0
acre farm,being lot 5, eon, 10, Grey, and
situated .l4 miles from Bruesals. The.. place
willbe Bold with or without the Drop and on
easy terms Pdseessi0n will be given at any
time, For further parttoulers tie to prise,
forme, AO., apply to. the proprietor on the
premises.
• 88.5m B, MoNAUGHTON. Brussels 'r
TIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS.
1 808 SAVE the following Prouortit4 in
Brussels at very law figures; Two gonna
and Lots on Mill Street West, one House
andlarge Lot on Mill Street East, Stable and
email Lot roar of Grant's Block, also a fine
Building Site on Maio. Strout. adjoining
block,title perteet. T, 1t. GRANT. 60.
1912. to 24th k4ept.' . ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steanaslups.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS ,
-1'015-
LIVE STOCK, MACHINERY, ETC:
NEW GROUNDS,NEW BUILObNGS,
NEW RACETRACK
Am losing orsyldad for the forthcoming Jnb-
floe Exhibition at an. catenated net of
p�10
20 000.
41r r
BALE A3331,LiON DOLLARS will bo rep-
resent ed
ep-resented by the Live, Block display.
Grand Exkthlte In Painting, Statuary
Sculpture.• ,
The Oomnlittne bn Abtraabiops are pre-
paring a splendid Program. Bettor than
OV Or,
Soul your adrireSS Oh a /Metal card for
copy of the7.'riso List. for all lnfOrmation
write to. the $ssretaay,
A, -.7.r. P oxte, Cron. i2c666xoora, ;
PniueI100s11 l'. 3ECRETAaY, 1
'87. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 17.
SAYS.S3arcxem.
onioio Lrmanreuu. OTasOsEn, mini Ur/MSC.
A,ig.18t1 Barmatian Sopb, MU
Aug. 20th Olroaselen Sept, 10th
Sept. 1st Sardinian Sept.22nd
Sent 0111 Polynesian Sept, 80th
Sept 18th ,,.,......Parisian 001. 0th
Sept -22nd Sarmatian - OM. 13th
8554 Seth Oiroassian Oot, Met
068, dib Sardlnlan Oob, 07th
Oet, 18th Polynesian Noy, 4th
.001,20th .,Parisian Nov.lObh
Cot, 27th Sarmatian Nov, 17th
Steerage Paesongore aro booked to and
from London, Queoneton, Derry ,l3 oiled and
Glasgow at same rates. at Liverpool,
Rates of passagebythe Mail Steam ors from
Quebec to Londonderry and ,Liverpool
dabin-500,$70 end 980, ltoturn-Alio,
8130 and 2100. Intermediate -$1b, return
800. Steerage -000, return, 640.
The lest train ebunooting at Quobeo with
the Mail Stoamore sailing from that port on
the Thursday, loaves To5Onbo on 6110 Wed-
nesdaymorning, The last brain connecting
with the Extra Btoambre eailiug On the 5r5 -
day, leaves Toronto 015 the Thursday morn-
ing. For Wolcott, and every information ap.
ply 40
S. R. sI1 .2 10T', Agorib, 8xtxao:ola