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-CLOVER- - HON/Y
�Na $asswooa
Is the best and healthiest
sweet known,
And at 10 cents per pound will compare
for cheapness with other sweets. It is
said that honey—unlike sugar --requires
no labor on the part of the liver to pass
it through tbo system and therefore com-
srieuds itself to all, but eepeoially those
who are biliously inclined. It should be
found on the breakfast table of every
family in the land. We guarantee ours
Parr and of the best Quality.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist and Apiarist, Brussels, Ont,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
e0UTHEIiN ESTEN6ION, W. G. fi n. R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, uorth and
south as follows:—
Cooing do sill, Going North.
Mail..... 03 a m.I Mined 5'90 a m
Express - 11 ..5
5 6.20. MBt1............ 2:50 p.m
Mixed......... 8:45 p.m. 1 Express ...... .,.0.35 p.m
r,exit Lotus Wtons,
A chief's among ye tekir' notes
An' faith he'll prent its
Coon weather for Augusta
SHINGLES for sale at Ament Bros.
SHINGLES for sale at Ament Bros. 4.
Femme Division Court on Thursday
of next week,
Srx bars of Electric soap for 25 cents,
at Thomson's. • 50.
RRy. FATHER SHHA, of Seaforth, has
been on the sick list.
Seam, honest, well made boots .for
Fall wear. Adam Good. 7
AN otter has been seen in the river near
the dam. It oeghter be shot.
Tae frequent showers of late are re-
viving the dried up pastures.
Wer . McCercanou hes been on the
rick list and is taking a week to recruit.
Mass GRIFFIN, of Trowbridge, was visit-
ing at Mrs. Watson Ainley's this week.
JERRY SLASH= has been laid aside for
several weeks from inflammatory rheum.
atism.
Foe the largest stock and best value in
Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, go to
Thomson's. 50.
J. T. Hanr.soox and wife and Mrs. Hunt,
all of Clinton, were the guests of Harry
Dennie this week.
OteMonday evening the Band seren.
aded Alfred Lowry and bride at their
home on Mill street.
Bev. J. T. LEOEAi and bride, of Ethel,
were in town on Tuesday of this week,
en route to their home.
IN speaking of the position Jno. Shaw
had been appointed to, it should have
read A.F.& A.M., instead of I.O.O.F.
Lass Friday G. L. Ball, L.D.S., Mrs.
Ball and Charlie Sheriff, of Sesforth,
were in town calling on old friends and
acquaintances.
HARRY DENNIS and Jas. Ross are away
at Toronto this week playing with the
Listowel cricket club against the cricket-
ers of the Queen pity.
SEvzear, of our residents talk of going
to the Falls on the exoursion on Sept.
1st. Return fare from Brussels 02.00.
Train leaves our station at 7;02 a.m.
Tire various departments of our public
sohool will open neat Monday under the
tutorship of Principal Shaw, and Misses
Sayers, Richardson, Humbly and Stev.
mason.
Taos. Bair, florist and gardener, is
growing a new kind of tomato this year
called the Mikado. It ie a splendid var-
iety and surpasses many of the old lash•
ioned kinds.
Joann' Chime shipped three oar loads
of cattle from Brussels last Friday. They
were a fine lot but as many of them were
purchased by the lump we are unable to
give their weights.
Prams Lose.—The 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.
Wo understand that Semi, Walsh, the
veteran stage proprietor, intends running
a stage line to Seaforth whether he car-
ries the mail or not. He understands
hie work well and gives satisfaction to
the public,
WU. JoONSTON, who served his appren-
tice -ship with Robt. Nott, tailor, in
Brussels, has along with another young
man, purchased Mr. Nott's business in
Abilene, Kansas. Mr. Johnston's friends
in this locality wish him euooese.
AeaAEexnrzore are being perfected
whereby the Band concert on the even-
ing of the Caledonian games will be
made a most enjoyable affair. It is ex.
peoted that the Brussels Home Guards
will be present and give an exhibition of
fancy drill. Give the Band boys a lift
by patronizing the.conoert.
Posrsxooe NOT nzsm0eie.—Umpire at a
base ball ex cricket match, especially if
you don't do the equare thing.—Trying
t0 please everybody at the expense of
principal and manhood.. -Director of
ceremonies at a oharivari,—Heels up and
head down while riding a bicyole An
opponent to woman's rights at a quilting
bee. --Standing on the gallows with a
rope around your neck Lecanee you would
not pay the printer --lacing donned 40
times for a small account and then have
to pay the debt and the costs of 5, Divi.
Bion Court snit—'To be a rival suitor
and get there a little late.— Getting to
the station, after a hard run, in lime to
eec the tail end of the train leaving the
yard.—To be a judge at a fall show,—
Seeing a burglar rifling the pockets of
your pants and remembering that your
"dissolver" is securely locked up in the
bureau drawer downstairs.—Being too
"tippy" at a fire and have the Bose turned
on you.—Owning a fighting dog, or a
trotting horse that is speedy enough to
lose money.
1
,AUGUTa 23, 1Sb7..
Sousoraefor sale at Ament Bros,
Next! Thursday will be the let of Sep-
tember.
140 ninn6ns of eggs were shipped to New
York this week by R, Sperling.
Miss Meaaln^ I.loe, of Galt, ie visiting
with friends in town tide week.
A snow, sermon for the children will
be preaohed in Melville church next Sab-
bath morning,
Mos. Josh BROAnrooT and eon arrived
home from a visit of six weeks among old
friends at Chatham.
We aoknowledge the receipt of eompll.
mentarybadge and ticket to Wingham
Caledonian gamee on Sept. lst.
Our: business men ehonld got their dodg-
ereready in good time for distribution
next Fridey, Caledonian day.
Tee Wizard Oil Company is in town.
They furnish a good program of music,
&a, free in advertising their business.
Time has been almost a butter fam-
ine for several weeks and when a roll or
tub did come in it was quickly bought
up.
Be everybody tidying up a little our
town will present a neater appearance to
visitors. Don't be afraid to show people
around town,
LAsv Wednesday Jas, Jones, leader of
the Brussels Band, accompanied the Sea -
forth Band to a Foresters' demonstration
at Brantford.
THE travelling agent for Parker's Dye
Works was in town this week. They are
a.reliablefirm and are reproaented by J.
G. Skene in town.
A nrecreL meeting of the W.C.T.U.
will be held in the basement of the Meth-
odist church nest Mouday afternoon at
3 o'clock. A. good attendance desired.
AT the regular meeting of the W,C.T,U.
Mrs. Swann was elected President. The
ladies are making a push for the estab-
lishment of a Band of Hope in Brussels.
TME Jamestown base ball club is talk.
ing about arranging a match with the
Maitlands of this place. Our boys are
alwaye ready to have a game with any
outside club.
To Women's Christian Temperance
Union has Bent out a call to Christian
woman in every land to observe Novem-
ber 12 and 13 as days of prayer for the
success of the temperance work.
KEEP Brussels Caledonian games in
view. They will be held one week from
Friday of this week. A good program
has been arranged. A grand Band con-
cert will be given in the Town Hall at
night.
ST. Jomo's church Sunday school held
their annual pie-nic in A. Delgatty'e
grove on Tuesday afternoon. Although
the day was a little on the cool side a
good time was put in by the youngsters.
In the way of amusements there were
swings, croquet, base ball, foot ball, foot
racing and a tug of war.
J. W. SHAW, Principal of the Blyth
school, has tendered his resignation and
it will come into effect in October.. Mr.
Shaw intends entering on the study of
medicine and will attend the Medical
College this Fall at Toronto. He has
been a very sucoessfel pedagogue and we
have no doubt but that greater success
will attend him when he has M.D. at-
tached to his name.
Iy1AnsIEn.—Last Wednesday I. Bark-
ley, of this place, forsook bachelorhood
andwas united in marriage to Miss Mess-
er, of Blusvale. A sister of the bride's
and abrother to the groom assisted in the
ceremony. Rev. A. Y. Hartley tied the
nuptial knot. Mr. and Mrs. Barkley
went to Cleveland on a wedding tour,
Their friends wish them smooth sailing
on the matrimonial sea.
Soars person or persons visited the
residence of W. F. Vanstone last Satur.
day, obtaining ingress through a window,
and after looking through the drawers of
a bureau secured $2.00 after which they
decamped. Mr. Vanstone was away at
Boston and the thief evidently knew it.
People should be on the alert for these
prowlers and make them acquainted with
20 or 30 grains of buckshot.
Tan Rvoxren OF THE Sus.—The total
eclipse of the sun on August 27th will be
remarkable on aodount of the lengths of
the land line traversed by the shadow of
the moon. In fact it will be many years
before another eclipse will occur the path
of which will be so continuously upon
the land and so little upon the ocean.
The shadow of the moon will strike the
earth first at Berlin, early in the morn.
ing. It will pass eastwardly from this
point, and, traversing the entire width of
Russia and Siberia, will reach the sea of
Japan a little south of Viadivostook.
Trending southerly, the shadow track
will pees across Hondo, the main island
of Japan, in a Iine running from Nitgaia,
upon the western coast, to Mito. The
observers upon the streets of Tokio will
be favored with a sight of the eolipse a
little south of the line of totality,. The
giant shadow will rise and disappear from
the surface of the earth at a point nearly
1,000 miles east of Japan in the Pacific
Ocean. The eclipse will be observed by
two American parties, one in Japan and
the other in Russia—and observations
will be taken by astronomers at various
points in Siberia.
THE POST 5E001105 THE MOTION, --The
Goderioli Star remarks : Another lank,
end ono which was particularly notice-
able and commented upon during the
large excursion last Tuesday, is of facil-
ities for the comfort and amusement of
pic•nio and excursion parties. Every
other place making any pretentious as a
resort of this character has a shed with
tables and seats for the convenience of
those bringing luncheon with them ;
swinge, roller ooastere, merry-go-rounds,
and such arrangements calculated to add
to the enjoyment of the pleasure seekers.
These are not to be found on private
grounds alone, but in free pnblio puke,
and if they were provided herewe could
have two large excursions every week
during the season. We anticipate an ob.
jection made by some that these excur-
sions ere not of sufficient benefit to the
town to warrant any expenditure of pub-
lic money in providing these features by
assorting that carefttl snquiry as to the
result of the large excursion on Tnesday
will show, that nearly enough money was
spent here by the visitors that day to
Greet all these facilities. At present Visit.
Ors And here abs lutely nothing provided
by the town, mad he wonder is that un-
der the oiroumstances so many gather -
Inge conte here at all. It will pay to cul-
tivate this trade. Let us do it,
Selman for sale at Ament Brae.
Suntonne for sale et Amid Bros,
Burr= and oheese, ,Adam Good, 7
Mete Bbrla Anprs, of Stratford, is visit -
hip friends in Shia looality.
ExrnA value in Pure Piokling Vine.
gars at Thomson's. 4 -
WALTER SMITH, of Newark, NJ" is en-
joying u holiday visit with liie cousin, A,
R, Smith,
NEW wheat is being marketed quite
freely now and as usual Brussels is gett-
ing a big share.
J. J. Grum was at St. Marys this
week arranging for the leasing of his
farm on the 10th con. of Blanchard town.
ship.
Rev, Me. Jeereas, of Oakville, was vis-
iting his sou -in-law, Chas. B, Harris, of
Morris, and others i01 this looality last
week.
THE Olinton New Era says :—It is said
that a Cliutonian has backed the Iced
Stookings, in the match with Brussels
to -day, to the extent of 1160.
Mite, S. LIMAS, of Campbellford, is vie.
itiilg her sister, Mrs. W. F, Vanstone.
Mrs. Ludas was formerly milliner in A.
R. Smith's store in town.
Tan Council is trying a sample stone
street crossing between the Garfield block
and Dr. Graham's block, by way of ex-
periment. Jas. Kelly has the job and
ie assisted by Jno. Meadows. We be-
lieve these crossings will give good satis-
faction and outwear a dozen plank ones.
Tee Wingbam Times saye : Ib is re-
ported that a man named Jenkins, of
Durham, is to start a paper in Brussels
about the first of September in opposition
to TEE Poso. He is being brought there
by tho Conservative party, but we think
if he don't make for himself 20 Brussels
a better reookd than he heel in Durham,
those who are bringing him there will be
more anxious to get rid of him than they
are to get him. At any rate he can't
hurt THE PosT as it is a good local paper
and will receive the support 15 deserves.
Ho I for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Roches-
ter andlOhautauqua, MUMMA!, SEnTEntnnn
1sT, by the 9th Annual Popular Excur.
sion. Tickets to Bcffalo, Rochester and
Cheutauqua good for 5 days, Niagara
Falls, 2 days. Special inducements are
Low Fares, and a guarantee that Buffalo
and Roeheeter passengers, will arrive at
either plane without delay.. We guaran-
tee Close Connections and Fast Time.
Don't mien it Best and Last Exoureion
of the Season. See posters and hand-
bills, 6.2
COMING 1 AND DON'T YOU
p'enaso' Te Bun re', the old reliable 8700
of Parker's Dyo Works of Toronto, have de-
cided to sendtheir fine order carriage here
on Friday next. It randy is the finest trav-
elling conveyance now on the rued. Don't
fail to see them erfd hand them an your
faded clothes and hpva them dyed any color
and finished like new. They aro known far
and wide forage work. Ladies' and gent's
wearing apparel'beaSitifully finished with-
out ripping, They have by tar the largest
works of the kind in tb e Dominion and the
work they turn. out is wonderful, even Sha
most expert judge could not tall that geode
have been dyed and they are finished so
well. Be sure you have your geode ready
and give thorn a trial and the work w111
speak or itself. 3, G. S8:EN10, Agent.
Oaieadiasi Nevte
Stallion races in Clinton on Sept. 1.
Lucknow Caledonian games on Sept.
7th.
Talk of organizing a Knight of Labor
order in Goderioh.
El. Bloody, of Clinton, is publishing a
monthly entitled the Fruit Review,
The township of Turnberry has 685
voters on its roll, and East Wawanosh
has 615, according to this year's voters'
lists.
Messrs Colquohoun & Dow, of Exeter,
have arrived with two beautiful Olydes-
dale Stallions "Charming Charley" and
"The Turk."
T. McFadden,. of 4th con. McKillop, re.
oently sold a fine Peroheron horse to Mr.
McMann, of Seaforth, for the handsome
figure of $240.
Alex. Graydon, of Newbury, was fined
5100 and costs at Mount I3rydges for
breach of the Scott Act. William Hayes'
case was adjourned.
Morpeth has a 13 -year-old boy, Arthur
Smith, who hes recently passed the third
class teaohers' examination. He is re-
garded there as a prodigy.
James Quirk, the well-known sprinter,
has returned to Brantford from Loadvil-
le, Colorado. A week ago Quirk suo-
oeeded in nicking a world reoord, run-
ning 101 yards in 95 seconds.
The district mooting for the Methodist
churches in Goderioli distriot will be held
about the 7th and 8th of Sept. next, in
Reetenbury Street oburoh, Clinton. It
is expected that Dr. Potts, of Toronto,
will be present and deliver an address on
the College Federation scheme.
The Exeter oorreepondent of The Clin.
ton New Era writes a—A family living in
this village, about a year ago adopted
from the Orphan Home, of London, a
,bright youth, On Saturday last a lady,
a relation of the family, was there, and
Ordered the lad to go out and do some
little chores. The lad. at once get about
the work, but did not do it fast enough
to suit this fair lady, who at once com-
menced beating the child, until his Dries
of murder, oto., were heard fully a block
away. Not being stele/fed with Shia
beating, she took the child by the logs
and dropped him into a tub of water,
keeping him there until he was nearly
drowned, •
(;o•oneral Newea.
A. W. Franke has presented to the
British Museum a most remarkable coin
lately received from India. It is a deoa-
drachm of the Bactrian series, the first
ever met with, and boars on the obverse
a horseman charging with his lance an
elephant, on whose back aro two war-
riors ; and en the reverse a king 01 Zeus,
standing, holding a thunderbolt and a
spoor ; in the field is a monogram com-
posed of the letter .433, The ollverss re.
cords Sema victory of the Greeks over the
barbarians, and the merge may be a re-
prosentatiotx of Alexander the Great,
The coin evidently Domes from the die.
triot of the Oxus, and wag etroek about !
the middle of the second century 8,0.
Arrangements aro being made by the I
Oanadiau Paoifla Beltway suthoritios of ,
the representatives of leading newspapere
in all the older Provinoss to attend the
faits in the Northwest Torritories,
zexA7~sxsaa,
BAnn ex—MEssnn,—At the residence of
the bride's father, on the 24th inet„
by Rev. A, Y. Hartley, Mr, Ira Bark.
ley, of Brussels, to Mise Jane, eldest
daughter of Mr, Wm, Moseer, of
Blusvale,
1•Iess—SLooN,—In Blyth, at the residence
of the bride's parents, by Rev, A. Mo -
Loan, Mr, Emil Hees, of Listowel, to
Miss Allie, only daughter of Dr.
Sloan,
7DIEa_
Wanes.--Tn SVawanoah, on tbo 18th
lust„ Thos. Walsh, aged 61 years.
CLAER.—Ill Morris, on the 20tH inst.,
Margaret Claris, aged 100 years and
0 months,
Trrasts „—At Ethel, on the 28rd Inst.,
Mary, eldest daughter of the late Ben.
Tindall, in her 25tH year.
23R v.703331.1a N2,8' v IlT5,
001111000En 051SBrULLY liexaY WHIM.
Fall Wheat 70 80
Spring Wheat 60 80
Barley 40 50
Oats 28 80
Peas .. . 48 50
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 14
Eggs per dozen 14
Flour per btlrrel........ 4 50
Potatoes ... 40
Hay per ton .. 7 00
Hides per ib 5*
Salt per bbl., wholesale00
Sheep skins, each 50
Wool, per 11. 20
PAIi\WFOR SALE. --THE SUB•
summon oITers his velusble 150 =re
ferns, being lot 0, cors, 13, Grey Township,
$urou u„ for dein, Thorn aro 7a
sores eloarod and egood heart, Thiamin;
!a e
log houeo, good bank 0,530, beating orchard,
and ell e, uocue0urh r partleul es o0 the
Promisee, For further parttuular9, as to
price, terms, ole„ apply to the Proprietor,
l'kf08.1fI81OP,01are.P G„ N.W,T., or to
2.10 DOUGALD BTRAOBAN, Breesolo,
WARM IN GREY TOWNSHIP
yon eA oo,—Peine lot 14, eon, 10, eou-
tntning 100 =rep. 05 le partly °bared, the
bala0oo well timbered, A never failing
crook 0305050 the 'dace and it is well adapt-
ed for either farming or graahig. I will like.
wino dolt 40 sores, being east part of lot 14,
con, 10, nearly all °leered and in u good
state of nultivetion, A good frame barn
with a good Mono stable und0reoatb and e
novae failing well is nitto on the place, For
further' perslcohsroapply so the proprietor
on the pplum, This 105 is mynah) tee eth-
er. GEORGE AVER 3, Proprietor. 1.51
ft
i' oAORE FARM FOR SALE.
v ll —A Rret-class farm for sale lu the
Township of Morrie Ito the County of H anon,
being south half of north half Io18 26 a:20
nod aouth hall of 20 In 5511 eon., eentafning
Bed none mere or Inas, 1255 acres !neatly
clear of stumps end In e. good state of antbi-
vation. Tlfore is a young bearing orchard,a
good houeo and hauk barn 05 x a0 feet wih
stone stable underneath, The farm is situ-
ated within a mile of the Village of Brussels
amts a'good farm for grain or stook rain-
ing as Ibis watered with the river Maitland
and never failing spring creek. Possession
will be given at any time. For further Par-
ticulars apply on the premises or to A.A.
ROBEIITSON, Brussels. P. 0. 6-tf
15 re re en Ir Ors rteale,
00
00 Thesubseelo or offers for salo hla valuable
'
50
8 00
8
So
1 00
2$
a:•`A2,i, 0230 EFTS_
Industrial, Toronto, Sept. 5-17,
Bast Wawanosh, Belgrave, Oat. 4.
Bast Huron, Brussels, Oat. 6 and 7.
Western Fair, London, Sept, 19-24.
Northern Fair, Walkerton, Oct. 4-7,
North Perth, Stratford, Oct. 6 and 7.
Guelph Central, Guelph, Sept. 20-22.
Greet Central, Hamilton, Sept. 26-30.
Wallace, of Listowel, Sept. 27 and 28.
Brantford Southern, Brantford, Oat.
11 and 12.
Agr'l and Arts Association, Ottawa,
Sept. 19-24.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
SERVANT GIRL WANTED.—
Apply to MRS. D. A. 8MALE. 7.1
SERVANT GIRL WANTED AT
once—Apply to MRS, T. PLETCHER.
,t YOUNG GIRL OF 14 OR 15
li years wanted to assist in general house
work. Apply at once at THE Poem Publish-
ing House, 0_
TT OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on .Phomas Street, Brussels. 7 rooms,
large cellar, stable and 3/8 acre of laud, Ap-
ply to ROBJIiiT 8088. 6-
Geo OR 80 COLONIES OF PURE
Italian Beee for Salo Cheap, Apply
to J. R. SMITH, at A, lu, Me5ay d Co.'e Hard-
ware Store, Brussels. 6-5f
BOOK LOST BETWEEN
Brussels and Corrie. Was -done up in
black oilcloth cover. Teo finder will confer
a great favor by leaving it at Tan Pose
Publishing House, Brussels. 8 -
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.—
A. few splendid, improved farms for
sale in the township of Grey, Morris and
Moli:lllop. Apply to A. DELGATTY, Co.
Auatfoneer,liruesele P. 04
A GENT WANTED A2' BRCS -
suns for the London and Lancashire
Piro Ineuranoe Go. Liberal tame to a good
man. Address, with references, to
2.4 W. A, SIMS, Manager, Toronto.
FARM TO BENT. --A GOOD
Farm near Brunie to rent. 00 acres
cleared, 00 acres under grate balance under
tillage, Apply to Bruesolt P. 0, or to the
Undersigned at Ronald's Foundryy Brussels,
Ont. 5-10 JOHN BROAD'k'OOT.
FARM FOR SALE. —THE SUB•
aoeman offers hie excellent 125 mare
farm for Oslo, Itms situated on eon. B. Grey,
being lot 8 and west part of lot 0. There is
about 103 soros cleared. The buildings are
good. Two barns with stone stabling, meas.
pre 45x40 feet and 31355 feet respectively,
There aro two frame dwelling houses, young
orchard of 15 acres, aid all the sonvenien-
cea, There's a never -failing spring creel on
the place. Poeeession could be given at any
time. The farm is 45` miles from Entomb
and is in a splendid Locality, near to the
sohool, church, &o. Por price, terms, etc.,
apply 6.10o the Proprietor
3011N SMITH,P oprietol,
MORTGAGE SALE OF
Valuable Property,
IN THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS.
Under and by virtue of powers of sale eon-
tained in a certain mortise 0, which will bo
produced
ffered at saleeati the Aniorf as Hotel. ile
the Village of Brue eels on the
sotto Day of September, 3887,
&14 o'oleekin the afternoon, 0.11 and einem-
lar those aortal° parcels or traoto of land
situate in the Village of Brusselta, conspp,oeed
of lots Land N and numbers 384 and 895 ac-
cording to Halliday's survey Of pert of lot
number 30iu the. 6th con. of Morris and the
registered plan of Brueeale made by Thomas
Woatheralti
The above mentioned lots 384 and 380 are
situate on the northeast Omer of Alexander
and Catharine streets, Lot numbor 884 le
elevate oh the northeast thrum of Catharine
and Alexander streets], having a frontage on
both etreste and is Bald to contain &beet
One-fourth 0f as acre of land, Lot number
985 is situate on the east Bide of Alexander
street lyingimmodiately north and adjacent
to lot number 884. This let is also said to
contain ono -fourth of an acre of land, Lot
N is situate on the southeast corner of Eliz-
abeth and Catbarino streets, having a front-
age on both streets, Lot L Is situate ins -
Mediately west of loth and a portion of the
lot has a frontage on the west sine
of Alexander street. Thoth two Iota
are saidto contain four and a -half
scree. Upon let N is. loreoted a two
story brick dwelling with extension kitchen,
said to be in good repair. Upon lot 384 isa
frame dwelling bowie.
all the above mentioned ',Mettles are
said to be Weil formed, The property wilt
b0 Offered for salt sdbjoot to a ragmen:, bid.
Terms and conditionsreatlo known at time
of sato. For furtherkilolitre apply to
E.M.OHAD yyii�a
Von Von
apes rottener,
7 -an.
Fermin the Township of Grey, oomprieing
lots a an 7, eon .11 in said township, This
far el contains 200 'soros and is within 15 miles
trout the thriving village of Brussels, with
good gravel road Leading thereto. About 150
acres are cleared, free !ror0 05ureps end In a
high state of cultivation. The balance Is
fiutly wooded. This farm le particularly
wellf°need, nearly the whole of the feeees
beaus straight mud having been mooted in
1885 and '85. On the premises there is a com-
fortable log dwelling house and agoo dframo
barn with atone stabling underneath in
which there isa well with an abundant sup-
ply of excellent water. There is likewise a
new frame imp/azimut house, 40x28, well
floored, above and below, and neatly aided
and painted. For partiaulare apply to the
Proprietor, JAMES DIOxSON,
Registrar, Huron Co„
ltf9- Goderloh.
Executors' Notice.
All parties having claims against the lbs.
tato o1 the late E.T, BLHirMON, of the Town-
ship of Greg, fa the County of Huron. who
died on or about the 7th day of May, A. D.
1887, are , on or before the let day of October,
1887, to send by post (prepaid) to either of
the undernigned their Christian and sur-
names, address and desorietion, with full
particulars of their claims, a statement of
their amounts and nature of their securities,
if any, held bytb em, and in default thereof
they will be peremptorily excluded from
participating in the said estate, and we
hereby also give notice to all parties indebt-
ed to the said estate, whether by book ac-
count or otherwise, to pay the Barna to A.M.
McKay or W, Steams= , on or before the
above mentioned date.
Dated in Grey this 17th day of Aug., '87.
A. M. eloKAY, I EYECBTOEa,
1VM. SLEMMON, J
8-t Octl
ORTGAGE SALE 1
Under and by virtue of a power of sale
contained in certain indenture of +mort-
gage made by Jeesph Banker and wife,
willoh will be produced at the limo of sale,
there will be sold by Public Auction on the
Promisee, in the Vinr.eos oP 00AN0120on, in
the Township of Grey, in the County of Hur-
on, on
Wednesday, Aug. 381st, 1887,
by Mr. Anthony Reymann, Auotlonser, at
1 0'01,00x, p.m., subject to mob ooidibions es
shall then be produced, the following valu-
able village property via
All and singular that certain parcel or
treat of land and promisee situate, lying and
being in the Township of Grey, in the
County of Huron, and Province of Ontario,
containing sixty-six and two thirds square
rode, more or less, Being composed of a
part of farm lob number sixteen, in the
twelfth concession of the said township of
Grey and better deaorlbed se follows: Com-
mencing at the Northwest corner of said
lot• thane° easterly along the northerly
limit of Raid lot, six and two -third rode :
thence southerly,at right =glee to the said
northerly limit of said lot, ton rode ; thence
westerly, parallel to the said nortberlyllm-
it of said lot, six and two -third rods to the
westerly limit of said let ; thane northerly
along the said woetorly limit of said lot, ten
rods to the place of begfunla g,
There aro on the geld land a 15 story brick
dweiliug house, 24082, with stone collar, A
stdemeinshouse
Rda cllar.0bcksmthhop,a oo
frame barn 18x24 with stone foundation,
The above property is situated in the thriv-
ing Village of Oranbrook, and is a good bus-
iness stand,
TEntre or Beem,—Ton per cont. down .1
the time of sale, and the balanos within one
month.
For further particulars apply to too Auo-
idoaeer, or to
ELLIOT &ELLIOT, Vendor's So1fcitere,
Exeter, Ont.
Dated this and day of August 1887. 0.3
W ESTEPJV I'llI.R
Industrial and Art Exhibition,
LONDOJV,• C�gJV.flD,fl.
1Cetll tO 2 J5tll Sept. ,S3,7.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS
—pOR—
LIVE STOCK, MACHINERY, ETC.
NEW GROUNDS, NEW BUILDINGS.
NEW RACETRACK
aro being provided for the forthcoming Jub-
ilee Exhibition at an estimated poet of
120,000.00.
HALF A 1111,11000 DOLLARS will be 0011.
rssonbs&uisttIisTsve 810051 display,
(.rand Exhibits 115 Painting, Statuary
Sealptltvc.
The Oemm tt5e on Attractions aro pre-
paring a splendid program. Stetter than
over.
Send your Odeon on a postal card for
o t loP re Lia For iti ruts
writ f 1 rss t, all Yo tfbn
write to file 8eorotary,
.ea„ `tr,7 , 1'ert01, G-r,,o, 0vic9.3soterai.,
Pnnernu5VT, SRn iii iaY,
RANKING.
oINTOSH & ItiroTAGGAR.C4
BANKERS .:- BRUSSELS .
Transact a General .13anlrtnq
Business.
Notes to hand dleoountod,i
Taterestallowed on riapoelte repayable on
dnwau (1, •
Prompt attention given to aolleotione,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCiNQ.
U TADE & SINOLAIR BARRIS•
v 1
TOW, ere, Mao in Lookie's block,
Brassole, Al000yto Loan,
)3. DICKSON, (LATE WITH.
H
Carrow & Proudfoot, Goderloh) So-
licitor, Conveyaneor, &o. °Aloe, Grant's
block, Brueaole, Money to loan,
ALEX. HUNTER, OLERE OF
the Fourth Division Court, Co, Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Lend, Loan
and Insurance Agopb. Funds invested and
to loan. Oo,lections made, °Moe rn Gra-
hame Bleak, Br assets, •
MDICAL CARDS.
T\R. HUTCHINSON HAS RE •
moved his =leo to 7. Heryroayoe'
Ding Stora. llosidonee on Mlit Street
_Tp A. MoNAUGHTON, 111. D., (I.
C! • M. L, It. O, P. Edinburgh, Plnyoioinn,
Surgeon and Aaoounh or, Office, Sirs, Shiel•s
blu5k, Turnberry Street.
IC F. OALE, M. D., 0. M.
Member of the College of Physielens and
Surggeoes of On5aaio by examination.
Office and Residean—blain 8t. East., Ethel
Ontario,
DENTAL.
11 INT TIST.R.Tar
G. L. BaIl,L, D.8, Honor Graduate and
M. R. 0. D. B., of Toronto, Nitrous Oxide
Gas administered. Prices graded =des low
as good work can be done Ior.
Office over Johnston's Hardware Store,
Sesforth.
DEPT ii4T.
W.J. Pear, L.D S. Graduate of To-
ronto School of Dentistry. 511 oper-
ations guaranteed. O52eu—Cady'e
Moak, Seaforth,
Artificial teeth, Orat quality , anda
guaranteed At, for $12,00pee est.
DE1V7CIST.
Il A, r2A2i3TSN, S5, Il, S.,
Honor Graduate of the Royal OoilsgBe of
Dental Burgooue, Toronto. NiTna; Orrnis
Gas administered for the palmers extrac-
tion of tenth.
OFFICE.—Garfield Block, RIir1S8RL8.
BUSINESS CARDS.
TT H. MOORAOKEN,' ISSUER
• of Marriage Licenses. Chloe at hie
Gtocery,Turnberry Sbreet.
Ai11oNAIB, ISSUER 01" MAR•
rismeLloenses, by appointment of
Lieut..Goyernor, Commissioner, &e., Q, B.
Oenveyaooer and Agent Fire Insurance Cc.
Offiee at the Orsnbrook Post Ofiloe.
W: O'13RIEN, V. S., HONOR
• Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College has resumed the praetioe Of John
Nott, V.8„ and is prepared to treat all die.
eases of domesticated animals on scientific
andapprovsd prineiples. Treatment of del-
icate foals a specialty Office two doors
North of Bridge, Turnberry street.
Robert Cunningham
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, Ontario.
1;
BLASHILL,
8abaher, thanking
his many ouetamere fox their
liberal Ruppert in the pset
wishes to inform them that at
bis shop in Bmalc's block he keepe nothing
but first-class meats, all kinds of Poultry
and Sausage Moat Delivered bo all parts of
the town free. Cush paid for Pat Stook,
Hides and sheepskins bought for
FARM FOR SALE:—THE SUB-.
Bauman offers for sale hie valuable 100
aore farm, being lob 0, eon, 10, Grey, and
situated 14 miles from Brussels. The place
will be sold with or without the Drop and on
easy berme Poreeeeron will be Slyen at any
time. For further particulars as to price,
terms, &m, apply to the proprietor on the
premises,
38-5m R. MoNAUGHTON, BBruesels
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
sou sena the following Properties in
Bruseele at verylow figures :—Two Home
and Lots ,on Mill Street West ono House
andforge Lot on M1ll Street East, Stable and
Small Lot rear of Grant's Block, also a fine
Building Site on Main Street, adlolning
block, title perfect. 7. 11, GRANT. 50 -
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamsla8Jis.
'87. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, )87.
sAszuva•s.
Pn0M 121ynliP003, 500015150, MOM QUEBEC,
Aug,18th Sarmatian Boppt, 8th
Aug, 20th tlircoaeben Sept,10th.
Sent, 1st Sardinian . 8ept.22nd
Scut, 0th Polyynesian Bopt, 30th
Beat, 11tk Pakielab . , Oot, gilt
Sept, 22dd Bnrmotlen Oet. 11150
Sent 305H Oireaasliin ..,,...,. Oot. 21st
Oct; 0th ...,,,....,,Sardinian Oob, 57tli
OM,.19th Poignant=
Noy. 4th
Oat.20th Parisian Nov.leth
Gob. 27th Sarmatian Nov, Nth
Btoorage Passengers are booked to and
from London, Quoenston,Derry ,Belfast and
Glasgow at same rates at Liverpool
Baton of htersage by the Mail Stunner
Quotes 50 Loadouderry and Liverpool:—
Cabin-40a
iverpool:—Cabin-'•500, 970 and 580, Return -8110,
8180 and 8150. 1ntermodiato—$80, return
fa, Steerage -820, re55ru, 0140.
Tho last train oonneoting at Q0Obee with
the Mall Stoamoresalling from that port on
the Thursday, loaves Toronto oft the Wed-
0080o meriting. Who lent train connecting
with the Extra Steamers sailing on the Fri-
day, leaves Reroute on the Thursday snorh-
leg. For Mean and oVery ieforniadlon sp.
ply to
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