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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-9-30, Page 811111111111, • THE BRUSSELS POST School Books ante all necessaries for school%, of all kinds in Stock or can bo proal:red an short notice, ll,ll importation from England 8001.1 to arrive. G. A. Deadman. Druggist, Bookseller d'' Raney Goods Dealer. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 90U'rUERN E\TENSION, W. O. & n. 0. Trains leave Brussels Station, uorth and south as followa:— Gning South, Going North. alatl7:02 a.m. I Nixed .....,....O:so am Express 11:1s a.m. Mail 2:50 p.m hIiaod... .... 8:45 p.m. j Express O.a6p,m COIC.01:71.S.Ata...422, 61:.!=.609281111011 .or;i esus jttl11.S. A. ohiel's among ye takin' notes An' faith he'll pront it. SIi1CGLEB for sale at Ament Bros. 8amonls for sale at Ament Bros. BAD colds are very prevalent. SEE the new Dress Goods at Strachan Bros. Bitumen School Board meeting on Friday evening of next week. Sze bars of Electrio soap for 25 oents, at Thomson's. 50. W. F. KELLY has the contract of build- ing the atone wing.walls to the Brussels bridge. Two cars of eggs were shipped to New York last week. They still hold up to 16 cents. Any amount of ripe Tomates fresh from the vines. Send in your orders at once. Taos. KELLY. THESE are about two dozen wells dry in Brussels and the owners of them are looking anxiously for rain. Time is some little difficulty being experienced in securing enough cars to accommodate shippers at our station. QUITE a lively interest was taken here in the result of the yacht rase at New York this week. Some of our sports had money up on the race. Tae funeral procession of the late Mrs. McGuire and Charles W. Cormack met at the cemetery Tuesday afternoon, rather an unusual occurrence. A tip-top stook of Bill Treads, letter and note heads, envelopes, statements, memorandums, tags, eto., kept always in stook at THE PosT Publishing House, A rare treat for ladies will be the in. speotion of Mrs. Alexander's millinery. Roguish, Stylish and Coquettish, Xenon Chapeaux, Hats and Bonnets, reoher- oher. S'IILLINERY.—The grand millinery open- ing for the Fall season at the Garfield House will take place on Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday of next week. The attention of the ladies of Brussels and surrounding country is invited to this announcement. 12 I;aroarAax.—"There 13 a little matter that $ome of our 3ubacriber3 have Seem- ingly forgotten entirely. $ome of them have made u$ promi$e3, but they have not kept them. To u3 i t i3 a very im- portant matter. I1'3 nece33ary in our buifine33. We are very mode3t and don't like to beak about it." LAST Sunday a fire broke out in the residence of Gibson Pelton, Innerlrip, by which his brick dwelling was reduoed to ashes. Mr. Pelton expressed his sincere thanks to those who so bravely risked their lives to save the contents, quite an amount of which was rescued from the burning building. The lose will be about 01,300 or 31,500. Mr. Pelton is the father of R. S. Pelton, of THE Pon staff. BASSET Socx.L,—Last Friday evening a basket social was held in the basement of the Methodist church. After the con- tents of the baskets had been examined and sampled, Reeve McCracken was call- ed to the chair and the following pro• gram announced :—Solo, "Ask me again and I will not say no," Mies Lottie Hill; solo, "Don't marry a man that drinks," C. B. Hartle ; quartette by the Misses Moore, Thos. Moore and A. McKay ; speech by Rev. M. Swann ; solo, "Dream faces," Mies Minnie Gerry ; quartette, "Viotory," by Mrs. Gerry, Mrs. John Hill, H. Gerry and T. Moore ; speech by the chairman. Miss Lillis O'Connor played several of the aecompanimente. Over 315.00 was added to the Trust Fund of the church as the proceeds of the soc- ial, Neaten HERON TxtesnsRS' INSTITUTE,— The semi-annual meeting of the North Huron Teachers' Institute will bo held in the Central School, Bruseela, on Thurs. dayand Friday, 001.18th and. 14th, 1887. The following program will be preeented —1, Uniform Promotion Examinations, introduoed by W. E. Groves; 2, Written Examinations, S. Y. Taylor ; 3, Interest and Attention, F. D. Hutchinson; 4, How to keep' pupils constantly at work, R. Hicks ; 5, Prime Fetatoring, J. Thomp- son; 6, The Teacher in Society, G. Blaokwell 7, Delegate's Report, A. M. Burchill ; 8, First steps in Writing, Miss Cathay. Dr, McLellan will address the meeting on two subjects of interest to the profession and will deliver a publlo leo. tare on Thursday evening, 1. Turnbull, Clinton ; D. M. Malloch, and C. Clark- son, Seaforth, have been appointed a committee todealwitb the questions sub. milted in the queetion drawer. Queetione must bo sent to the first mentioned not. later than Oat, 6th. The answers will be giver, on Friday morning. Railway ccr. tifieates, entitling the holder to wino at reduoed fares, will be furnished on ap. ]ioation to the Secretary, A.M. I3nrehill, Blyth. SnINOLEs for sale at Among Btpe. SwNense for sale at Ament Brae. .4 Jeer wbatl-wee looking for at Sheehan Loon out for Coats' advertisement next Week. Exvst value in Pure Piokling Vine sorest Thomeou'e. 4- R. Bosom, tonsorial artist,. has re- moved from Councillor Bmker'e.blook to Dr. Graham's. Fon the largest stook and best value in Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, go to Thomsons. 50. jams Rose has had his dwelling newly shingled and will put on new siding and have it painted. THE houses of Messrs. Taylor and Roz - ell are being brightened up by the an. plioation of a coat of paint. Rev. Mn. MORDIE, Who officiated for a couple of Sabbaths in Sons church, has accepted a call to a station near Niagara Falls. Fon the next 80 days we will sell china tea sets at cost, to make room for our Pell stooks, Como and see at Coats' grocery, New York store. 10 FALL shows are in full bloom this week at Wingham, Listowel and Seafarth. The big pumpkin and the lop cabin quilt will now proceed to take their innings. THIS place has been about smothered out with the dense smoke from burning swamps to the south of us. A good heavy rain is badly needed to clear up the at- mosphere. 25 CENTS secures THE POST for the bal- ance of 1887. By subscribing now you get it for three months and a half for 25 cents. This is a trial trip to get it in- troduced. Tell your neighbors and friends about this offer. Tun Agricultural Hall will be open on Thursday evening of next week, when the inside department of the East Huron Fall Show will he on exhibition. A good program of vocal and instrumental music Will be provided. Moses OATES, the Toronto weather prophet, predicts warm weather until the middle of October, broken by a compara- tively 000l spell occurring the latter part of September, which month will have un- usually high temperature. 16 MONTES,—THE POST will be sent to all new subscribers from now until Jan- uary let, 1889, for 31.50 in advance, or on a trial trip for the balance of 1887 for 25 Dents in advance. The Globe and THE POST will be clubbed for 32,25 !n ad- vance. BuTTEn MAILING CONTEST.—By way of novelty on the second day of the East Heron Fall Show a butter making con- test will take plane on the Show grounds, open to the ladies of East Huron. The contestants are to provide the churns, cream enough to make at Ieast 5 pounds of butter, and all other necessaries to have butter in marketable conditiop. The 1st prize will be a beautiful set of ohina dishes, (44 pieces) worth 38.00 ; 2nd prize a handsome set of stoneware dishes, (44 pieces) valued at 35.00 ; 3rd prize set of glassware, valued at 32.00. There will be no entrance fee required if the persons are members of the Society. Competent judges will be secured, who, in addition to judging the quality of the butter, will take the time of making into ao0ount. There must be three ;entries or no and prize. The prizes are on exhibition in the window of Tan Pose Publishing House. This will allow the young ladies an opportunity of providing these very useful ertioles for future use. Contest will commence at 2 o'clock p. m. A platform, with tablee, &o., will be provid• ed for the oaoasion. It will be a eight well worth seeing and will no doubt draw a great many people to our show. Re- member the date, Friday, Oct. 7th. Onrr.—The people of this locality were not very much surprised last Saturday on bearing that Charlie Cormaok had passed quietly and peacefully away to his long home at 4:30 o'clock e. m. The deceased was born in Brussels and from his boy. hood was an active, intelligent and steady going youth. At 12 years of ape he oom- menced the study of drugs with J. A. Garlick, of Brussels, and on the removal of his father's family to Teeswater be took a position in McArthur's drug store in that village. In April of 1881 he went into the Dominion Telegraph Company's office tad, under T. Fletcher, learned the telegraphing. In the Fall of the same year he secured a situation in Glencoe and shortll, after went on the Great Western railway staff of operators to Ohatham and was soon promoted to the Detroit office, Ile was offered a lucrative position in Toronto, but after workipg there for a while and not having good health he went to one of the first offices in Chicago, where his skill as an operator put him in the front renk. Two years ago Charlie went toNew York, and, along with his brother Harry, who is also a splendid operator, remained who, until last Fall, when, having a desire to be nearer home, he accepted of a• situation with Cox & Co. and was sent to Wing - ham. He bad been working such long home at New York that his health was somewhat shattered and, aonbraoting a cold, which settled on his lungs, he came home to be nursed. After reoovet'ing from this attaok, another cold followed, and along with it pleurisy. On the let of May, along with his sister and brotber- in-law, a 'trip was taken to Nebraska with the hope of recruiting his health, but it proved unavailing and it soon be- came apparent that consumption was do- ing its work and he gradually grew weak- er until death closed his eyes. The fun- eral, on Tuesday afternoon, was attended by a large concourse of relatives and friends. The casket was covered with wreaths of dowers. Two from the em- ployees of Cox & Co. were very hand. some. One bore the signature "30," which in telegraphing' is the sin for finished, and on the other were the in. itials "C. 0.," Charlie,a signature as operator. A wreath, in the shape of a cross, Was sent from Detroit. The do. ceased wag a tiniversal favorite 'with all who knew him and always took pleasure in doing.kindly deeds. Better than all, bre sought the , friendship of the Lord Josue, and when death drew near be could say "Though I walk through the valley and shadow of death &o." and talked most hopefully of a family re- union in the better land. Mrs. Coemaok and the members of the family share the sympathise of the people of this com- ically. Snrrtolzne for sale at Amens Bros. Sesan' errand boy wanted. Adam Good. Himmel at Coats' grocery, New York store, THANneozvzxu day on Thursday, Nov- ember 17. Orernue, the Brat Of the eeaeon at Coats' grocery. Coons & Suzru's Boote & Sboee at Sheehan Bros. Sown talk of another grocery being started in town this Fall, Reeve McCndpxnn captured 27 prime at the Wingham Fall Exhibition. Dotes fail to witness the butter mak- ing oontest at the Fall Show next Fri. day afternoon. A tiswxnoo of the Brussels Curling Club will be held in the Council Ohara. bsr, ab 8 o'clock, on Tuesday evening next, W. J. G. Donne brother to the well known E. Sing Dodds, of Toronto, was in town this week in the interests of The Sportsman. A cocpxa of communications have been received this week Noising the ne- cessary signatures to ensure a place in our columns. Ate exclusion under the auspioes of the Knights of Labor will bo run to Toronto on Friday noon train and Saturday of this week. Return ticket 32.75, good until Tuesday. SEvaneL persons have signified their intention of competing in the butter making oontost at the Fall Fair. The prizes aro well worth scouring and a nice set of dishes cannot be got much easier. AN overcoat and pair of gloves belong- ing to Jas. Stretton junr. wore torn to tatters by J. Hargreaves' young dog one night this week. The canine was stool - dentally closed In the room where the coat was banging, Tames who have strayed cattle about their premises should now have them advertised as the law requires. This is a matter which a great many neglect, and often render themselves liable for all costs. THE POST le the best paper to ad. vertise them in. MEncaA ire and business men requiring bills,aposters, circulars, or any other kind of job work, are informed that our faoil. ities for turning out firet.olaes work, either plain or fancy, is second to none in the county. All orders executed with neatness and despatch. Oa Thursday of this week W. G. Mont- gomery, who learned roller milling here, left for Walkerton to visit his parents before leaving on Monday for Winnipeg, where he has secured a position in Ogil. vey'e mill. His Brussels friends wish him success in the West. Boole AND SaoMS.—While thanking the public for their past support I desire to state that I am prepared to manufacture all kinds of Boots and Shoes from the beet stook and a fit guaranteed every time. Repairing promptly and neatly attended to. Shop at the Bridge. Jim. MoCeL. LIIM, 12-01. Os the second day of the East Riding Fall Show (one week from next Friday) the ladies of the Women's Christian Temperance Union intend providing a ner and lunch in the store formerly ore melded by W. Nightingale & Co. They. will charge 10 centefor a oup of tea or coffee and a sandwich. ; THE Leadbury correspondent of the Seaforth Sun says :—Mr. Gilpin, of Erue- sele, Inas made a great =tabor of sales of sewing machines and agricultural imple- ments in this vicinity during the last few weeks. He is a gentlemanly agent and hails from 13banshard, a township which has given this county a nomber of said county's choicest inhabitants. CEuaen Norns.—Rev. J. McNabb, of Luoknow, preached in Knox church last Sunday. Next Sabbath Rev. P. Slraith, of Holstein, will occupy the pulpit,—Bev. R. Paul will take Bev. J. T. Logear's work on the Ethel circuit next Sunday, the latter being away preaching anniver- sary sermons at Milverton,—Rev. J. L. Kerr preaches one of the dedicatory ser. mons at Wagram, Teviotdale oirouit, next Sabbath evening. -It is said aBand of Hope will be formed in connection with both Melville ohuroh and the Methodist ohuroh in Brussels.—The Presbytery of Maitland has had 2,100 oopiee of the resolution passed by that Presbytery, bearing on the Scott Aot, printed, and will endeavor to put one in every family belonging to their ohuroh. The resolu- tion may be read in our Temperance Column. Tan Paisley Advooate speaks of a gentleman well known to a number of Brusselites as follows : HxueN's Amen. -- There was a very pleasant gathering on Thursday morning lest at the reeidenoe os Reeve Porteous to witness the nuptiale of Hector Gowan and Miss Allie, second daughter of Mr. Porteous. The paste were with one exception confined to friends and relatives of the bride and groom and were about a scorn in number, representing as one of the ladies present remarked, all ages from ninety -nue to less than one year. The guest referred to as ninety-one Was Mrs. Hay, grand- mother of the bride who was there in her ninety second year, quite hale, hearty looking and bright, and with her child- ren, grand -children and great -grand, children around her elle regarded the prooeedinge with apparently as keen a sense of enjoyment as any one present. Mr. and Mrs. Porteous did all in their power to make everyone at home, and contributed to the enjoyment of all pres- ent. The guests being all assembled in the drawing room, the bride entered the room oonduoted by her father, and Rev. A. Tommie, of Southampton, performed the marriage ceremony, in which B. Porteous, jr., barrister, of Toronto, of- ficiated as groomsman and ;Rias Cowan, of Seaforth, as bridesmaid. After this followed congratulations of friends, and next came the wedding breakfast, when everything was provided that could sat- isfy the appetite 07 regale the taste, Be. fore rieing from the table the health of the bride proposed was cad in a p p s pooh b R. Porteous, jr. Whish wag necessarily owing to the . limited time before the train was due. The wedding tyros. encs from friends ,in Toronto, Parsley, Seniorth and elsewhere, wore numerous, handsome and costly. A number of the wedding guests accompanied thio happy couple) to tiro station whore they loft by the'10:85 train for a trip to London, Do- ttiest, Sarnia and : other 'places, folbowod by the well•wiehoe of their many 2010058. SHPT. 80, 1887 People We 8n,optr. Mrs. Salnl, Pearson ie away at Hamil- ton: Q. S. reporbe himself as "511 O,H." out in Montana, Dr, Holmes made a short visit to New York this week. 5, M. MoIntosh made a flying visit to London last week. ' Mrs. Smith, of Poneolnby, is visiting 'her mother, Mre. Dobson, Mrs, W. H. Leech, of Goderioh, wag visiting in town this wook. Mise Mary Barber, of Toronto, is mak. ing a visit with her sister, Mrs. Birt. Miss Rate Robertson, of Kincardine, is visiting her sister, Aro. R, Malcolm. Mies- Maggie Taylor, of Blyth, was visiting Miss Hargreaves last Monday, Willie Gilpin, of Listowel, eon of Rev, J, W. Gilpin, was visiting his uncle tide weep, J. J. Gitpin, wife l son were at Dentist Whipplo'e,Kincardine, haat weals. Harry Cormsok is in town this week. He has been in tho eastern section of the Province for the past few weeks. G. A. and Mre, Powell, of Stratford, spent Sunday in Brussels. They re- mained for the funeral of the late Char- lie Cormaok, J. McFarlane and family intend re. moving shortly to Galt where Mr. Mo. is employed with the well known firm of Goldie & MoCulloch. Mesere. Tisdale, Stone, Gereter and Talbot, of Wingham, were in town last Sunday. There's no danger of missing the train on Sanctity, boys. Sohn Dillane, wife and daughter, of Tottenham, were visiting at Sas. Buy- ers'. Mr. Dillane is father to Ars. Buy- ers and has attained the advanced age of over 80 years. George Smith, wife and children, of Newark, N,J,, ore visiting at Dr. Mc- Helvey's, Mr. Smith stands about 6 feet 4 inches and weighs close on 240 pounds and is a speaking picture of good health, Mise Diokeon and A. M. Kay, of Gode- rioh, were in town several days this week. Mr. Kay intends pushing the book, stationary and fancy goods business for the future along with his partners, Messrs. Fraser and Porter. They have two stores. D. M. Ferguson, of Stratford ; J. W. Shaw, of Blyth ; C. Williams, of Wing - ham ; Robt. Clenahan and wife and Mrs, Andrew Clenahan, of Glencoe ; and Mrs. Farquhar, of Dorchester, were in town this week attending the funeral of Char- lie Oornraok. J. W. Shaw closed his term as Prin- cipal of the Blyth Public School on Fri- day of this week and leaves on Saturday for the Toronto School of Medicine. A social farewell party was tendered Mr. Shaw last Friday evening at Milne's Hall, Blyth. A number of Brusselites attended and report having a good time. BLesann.—In Brussels, on the 8th insti., the wife of Mr. William Blaehill of a daughter. TAYLoa.—In Morris, on the 2715 inst., the wife of Mr. )ongald Taylor of a son. 1QA.RRI:E7D- Cowne—Ponrnus.—In Paisley, on the 15th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. A. Tel. uric, Mr. Hector Cowan, barrlster, to Miss Christena A. Porteous, second daughter of Mr. R. Porteous, the reeve. alMa_ Centrece—In Brussels, on Saturdry, 24th inst., Charles W. Cormaok, aged 22 years and 12 days. MOGuren.—In Grey, ou the 25th inst., Annie, beloved wife of David Mo. Gaits, aged 41 years, 11 menthe and 26 days. East Wawanosh, Belgrave, Oat. 4. East Huron, Brussels, Oct. 6 and 7. Northern Fair, Walkerton, Oat. 4-7. North Perth, Stratford, Oot. 6 and 7. Brantford Southern, Brantford, Oct. 11 and 12. 8R'CT0100 Z,H MARS CiTIM. ., CORRECTED CAREFULLY EVERY WEEfr, Fall Wheat 77 80 Spring Wheat,..,...,70 80 Barley 45 58 Oats 27 80 Peas,. .. 89 58 Butter, tabs and rolls.... 10 18 Eggs per dozen 18 00 Flour per barrel 4 60 00 Potatoes 50 00 Hay per ton, , 7 00 9 00 Hides per lb ............. 5} 0 Salt per bbl., wholesale.,, , 60 80 Shoop Elkins, each. ... .... 50 1 00 Wool, per lb. .... . . . . 20 23 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. �]� ] ANTED,—A SERVANT Ginn. Apply to MRS, t100, THOM. ii - SON. ptERIISIIIRE BOAR. --THE undersigned has a thoro'.bred Rerk- shiro Boar for service on lob 12, ton. 0, Grey, Terms 70 cents with privilege of returning if neseeeary. WI[. MABRIRE, Proprietor. Executors' N'otioe. All parties havingelalme against the He. tate of the late E.T. Ordsrrtroly, of the Town- ohsp of Gre3,iu the County of Huron, who died onor about the 7111 day of May, A. O. 1887, are, on or before the tat day of October, 1887, to Bond by goat (prepaid) to either of the undersigned their Ohrietian and 6-ar- m/moil,address s a d description, wick full particulars o e their Lureclaims, a statement of their a000unte and nature of their securities, if any, Bold bytb ole, and in default thereof they will be peremptorily excluded from participating fn the said estate, and we hereby also give notice to all parties indobt- edto the said estate, whether by book aa, shunt or otherwise, to pay, the sumo to A. N, 8f016ey or W Steinman, on or before tho above ed in =Grey this 15th dayof Aug,. A, IL McKAY, 1 1 v1tcUTons. tiV111. S:taMMON, j .' 0.0 not 1 flOMF0RTABLE DWELLING Fon SALE at a bargain. For full par- Ueulare as to prion, location, etc., apply to W. B, 1)101650N, 8.01 I OUSE AN'Z) LOT POR SALE m1 Thomas a tract, Braaeela, 7S0/1.0014,E0 r Clear largo cellar, otable and f aura of land, Clear deed given for 3000. Apply to e -t! ROBERT 11088. 11020E FARMS FOR SALE,— A few splendid, Impraooyvved farms for Wein the Apply to oA, Grey, CATTY, God. Auotioneer,llrnssels P, 0. FARM TO .RENT. --,A GOOD Farm near Brussels to rent. .00 sores cleared, Apply to Brussels P. 0. or to the , undersigned at Ronald's Foundry, Bn1 eels Out, 0-tf 00 soros under grass, I/airmen under JOHN 13110ADF001., QTRAYED ON THE PREMISES of the undersigned, Lot 8,00n. 8, Grey, A a sorra 1 mare, with light mane and tall, Owo- er la requested to prove property, pay charges and take her away, 1281 TH08, BTIIA JILbN, Brussels P, 0, STRAYED ON THE PREIIZIS- Es of 811,, unrlereigoad, lot 10, eon. 0, Grey, on or about let o1 July, a yearling steer, rein color. The owner le requested to prove property, pay expellees and take it away. GEC, P0017570, Y9- � U 1 L D IN G AND CORNER STONE Iron BALD,—Tho undersigned has leased, from Al re, Win. Shine, a Stone Quarry, for a number of years, and is now prepar ad to furnish any gUantit 0f Beltdln and Corner Stone at a reasonable rase. Pert. sous Intending to build sbo:ald remember that I eau supply all the Stone, re addition to doing she Meson Work. W. F. 1U iTy, 5.8m Brueools, VALUABLE FARM IN GREY offers his exoellone 100 novo fnrrn. beingg Int 19, eon, 10, COroy, for Bale. There are 80 acme cleared and udder crop, the baiaaee timber. house,=frame hardwood. Tam's) and stables, good orabard,, two wells and all the neaeee, y convenienc- es on the place. The farm la located 8 miles from the flourishing village of i0rua- sele. For farther particulars as to jerloe terms, &e, apply, on the 07emleee, to JOHN VINCENT, Proprietor, Brussels P. 0. 1 + filARM FOR SALE.—TEE SUB. farm, ooffers 9, econ. 10 valuable Township, Huron Co., for sale. There are about 7a mores cleared and in good heart. There is a log house, good bask barn, bearing orchard, and all the necessary oonyenieaaes on the premleee. Fax further p5rtieulars, as to C1aeyyProprietor.THOS.RISIAP,rB O, N.W. or 2-12 DOTJGALD STRAOHAN, Brussels plAROI IN GREY T0WNSATp Pon BALE,—Heine lot 14, non. 18, con- taining 100 acres. It is partly cleared, the bcreek crosses the lace and it le well adap1trg ed for either farming or grazing, I will like- wise sell 40 sores, being east part of lot 14, 005.10, nearly all cleared and in a good state of cultivation. A good frame barn with a never fails goodstone well ietalsoa nu- the nplace. eatha For further plane. This loty to isopposite the T oth- er. GEORGE AVERY, Proprietor, 1-tf 1 1AR1vI FOR SALE. —THE SUB. farm for sale. offerse sitrliatedon aeon 61, Grey, being lot 8 and west part of lot 0, There is about 100 aures cleared. The buildings are good. Two barns with stone stabling, meas. tire There pre t0 wo frame dand wellings bowies,ityoung orchard of 11 acres, and ell the convanion- eee. Thereto a never -Sailing spring creek on the place. Possession could be given at any time, The farm is 41 miles from Brussels mad is iu a splendid locality, near to the eobool, church. &e. Por pries, terms, ate,, apply to the Proprietor on thepremisos. 041 JOHN SMITH, Proprie tot. 20nACRE FARM FOR SALE. Township of Morris in the County of Barons, being south half of north half lots 20 & 20 and. south halt of 20 in bah con., containing 200 acres more or less, 125 acme mostly v 6lotr if There fe a younin ggbearing orehardta otosabeunderneath. hank barn stable Thfam lsitu- ated within a mile of the Village of Brussels and is a good farm for grain or stock rais- ing as Itis watered with the river Maitland and never failing Boring creek. Possoseion will be given at any time. For further par- ticulars apply�on the eremites or to A.S.. ROBERTSON, Brussels, P. 0. 0-01 7N'n:•nit Vox- &gale, Thesuirsorioerofferefor sale hie valuable Fermin the Township of Grey, comprising lots 0 and 7, eon .11 iu said towship. This farm contains 200aares audio within 11 miles from the thriving village of Brunetti, with good gravel road leading thereto. About150 acres aro aleared,iree from stumps and in high State of cultivation. The balance ie finely wooded. This farm is lfarticularly wellfoneed, nearly the whole of the tonne being straight and having been eroded in 1885 and '80. On the premises there is a oom- Sortable log dwelling house and a goo dfram o barn with stone stabling underneath in ply iof excellent water. Fater itTherebie likewise a new frame implement house, 40x25, well floored, above and below, and neatly sided and painted. For particulars apply to the Proprietor, JAMES DI0&SON, Regletrar, Huron O o„ 1115. Goderloh, D O YOU WANT THE EARTH p I cannot give you that but I CAN give you the Best Value on Earth in all kinds of DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, UNDER- CLOTHING AND FLANNELS of all kinds. In the Grocery Department I defy Competition. Como and see me and you will find your fond dreams realized, your expoota. tions more than gratified by Offerings of Unparalolbed Generosity. HONEST VALUE, LATEST STYLES, Iput beforeY ou, LOWEST P RICE fi ' PRACTICE, This is What I PREACH, , NTE, bdn't .Forget 2/101 Klass. J. G. Skene, RED Sa'Gxn. is Agent fab' Parker's Dye Works. BAK Me. oINTOSDI & MOTAGGABT, BANKERS .1. BRUSSELS Transact a General BonlPtnp Business, Notes to hand dleoouu tad. Intereetalloivedon deposits repayable on demand, Prompt attention given to oolloctlons, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING �]vADE & SINOLAIR 13ARBIS• atans, 5e, Office in LOokio'e block, Brussele..Money to Loan, Y V B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH Garrow & Prondfoot, Goderiehl Bo- lioiter, Oonveyancer, &a. Oi6ao, Grant's block, Brussels, Money to loan. A HUNTER, CLERK OF y,orsilu("mixt, OooaConvoscerNotary Public, i,L and Insurance Agent. rondo invested and to loan. Oodootions made. Office 1n Gra- ham's Block,Ilruaesl8, MEDICAL CARDS. R, HUTCHINSON HAS RL • moved his o121ee to J. Huryreayes' Drug Store. ltosidenee on Mill Street A. McNAUGHTON, M. D, 0, • af. L.11. 0, P. Edinburgh, Physician , Surgeon and Amoucher, Office, Mre, Shlol's block, Turnberry Street, �]v M. F. OALE, M. D., 0. M. Member oftbe College of Physicians and S Ogdleboand ?4.12)..3b -Main Bt Enei, Ethel Ontario. DENTAL. 1.)MNTIST.lI VY G. L.Ball ,L, D. S., Honor Graduate and M. R. O. D. -S,, of Toronto, Nitrous Oxide Gas 'administered. Prime graded audits low as good work can be done for. Office over Johnston's Hardware Store. SoafOrth. 1.4]01•7'1 I15T_ W.J. Fear,L.D 8. Graduate of To- ronto School of, Dentistry. All oper- ations guaranteed. Office—Cndy's Block, Beatorth. Artificial tooth, fi ret quality, and guaranteed Ot,for $12.00 per set. 7IENTIf!3T. A, so .a -m N', y, a, s,,, Drat:Mate of tho Royal ot Roper ltZtaSurgeons, bi rii xDss Gag administered for the palates extrac- tion of teeth, OFFICIAL—Garfield kiosk, BRUSSELS. BUSINESS CARDS. H..MaORAOKEN, ISSUED, ► T • oi3[arriage Li00a0ee. ()Mae at his Gsocery,Turnberry Strout, A MoNAIR, ISSUER Or' MAR. Lieut, -Governor, Oommbsaiouer, appointment ,a Qt • 113. Conveyancer and Agent Piro Isurauce Cc. Otliee at the CranbrookPost OMoe, LVt l • W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR College Graduate of tho Ontario Veterinary Nott, V.8 tan d is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domeeticoted animals on ocientrfic andappr,vad. principle. Treatment of del- icate totals a specialty 'Moo two doors North of Bridge, Tltruborry street, F�OgERT CUNNINQL, INennANOE, ' FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH• UTM. BLASIIILL, his many customers sa nheir liberal 0301315000 in the pest wishes to inform them that at his chap in Bmale's block he keeps nothing band t Sausage MeataDeliveredito all Poultry of the town free ..05005 paid for Fat Stook, Hides and sheepskins bought for cash. DAY UP.—ALL PERSONS IN - L. debted to the late arm o1 Eayoroft Bros. me requested to call and settle the sumo AT 07000, The books may be found at the store of Moesra. Haycroft & Turnbull, .7. G. SNDND Exr.so s 8-ff x, H; VOTING, _. VARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB. acre farmnnn baing slot 0, sale hie Grey, ale nd situated 11• mites from Brussels, Tito place will be sold with or Without the crop and on may tern=s Porso0eros will be given at any time. For further . partfooiare as to pries, toima, &0„ apply to the proprietor on the pro98.Gm R. MONAUG.HTON, Braaeela, ALLAN LITE Royal Mail Steants/ttjis. 'S7. SUIIIMER ARRANGEMENT,'07. rant LIVERPOOL. STEADIER, rrte00 QUEBEC. Ana. 18th Sarmatian Sept, 8011 Aug, 20th Oireassian.,.,,,.,, Sept. 1005 5opb,.let Sardinian Sept.22nd Soot. 0th POlyqnvesian Sept, 30th Sept. 15th P4rielan Oat, 0th Sept, 22nd .....,.,.Sarmatian Oat. lath Sept. 10th ciroaesian Oot. 21st Oct, Otb Sardinian Oct, 27th Oet, 1805 Polynesian Noy, Oh Oct,20th Parisian Nov.10:11 Ont. 27011 Sarmatian Nov. 17th Steerage Passengers aro booked to and from London, Qu0onsten,Derry ,Bolfaet and Glasgow at Dame rates at Liverpool. flake 01 passage by the Mail Steamers from Quebec to Londonderry and Liverpool:— Oabiu 300, 370 and 380, Return -3110, 0180and 5110. Inbormediato-320, return M. • Steerage -820, return, 049. The last train oonnooting at Qtrebeo With the Mail Steamorosailing from that port on .. the Thursday, leaves Toronto on the Wed- nesday morning 'libeled train oonnooting w1111t eBxtraSteamers sailing onthe Pri- ddy, loaves Toronto on tho'1'hnleday morn• Mg. For tbalsatoand every information ap. ply to J, It, GRANT, AGENT, BnrseELs,