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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-10-7, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST OCT. 7, 1887. School Books .181111' all necessaries for SO110018. 13001 'of all kinds in Stock or can 11e Iiroofnred on short notice. an importation frons England SOW `to arrive. G. A. Deadman. Druggist, Gookseller d• Fancy Goods Dealt' . Anilil01361.2.121611612sert, 11.7.51=195_92.11=0199 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY, Se8TfEEN EXTENSION, W. G. & D. n. Txainsleave Brussels Station, north and south as 2o11owe:— a:oing South. Being North.. a,m,Mixed 0:90 a 1.lxpreas.....11:s5 eau.I ,m Mail 2:50 p.m Mixed 8:45 p.m. I Express 30 Pin A chief`s amang ye tskin' notes An' faith he'll prent it. JUST what I was looking for at Strachan Bros. A NUMBER of district items are crowded out this week owing to the Fall Show prize lists. Tam robins are holding matinees pre - to to emigrating to the South for tt (m the winter. nter. Fon the largest stock and best value in 'Groceries, Glassware and °rookery, go to 'Thomson's. 60. MESSRS. SMITE & Ross, painters, have dissolved partnership, Mr. Smith'contin- uing the business. Wm stated some weeks ago that G. A. Deadman paid $215 for his last Jersey cow Mr. D. informs us that the amount should have been $115. WE regret to have to announce 'the ,death of the infant daughter of G. L. Ball I,. D. S., of Seaforth, this week. The funeral was on Wednesday afternoon. A tip-top stook of Bill heads, letter and note heads, envelopes, Statements, memorandums, tags, etc„ kept always in stook at THE'Posr Publishing House. THE partnership existing between Mes- srs. Mance & Johnston, blacksmiths, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The business is being parried on by the first named member of the firm. Mr. Johnston bas gone to Hamilton, we believe. THE large steam engine of Messrs. Mc- Donald, of Walton, was Bent here to the Fire Engine Works this week to be over- hauled and planed over after being injur- ed by the ]ate fire. It is a heavy piece of work but the machinery is here to do 15 Moaras.—TRE POST will be sent to all new subscribers from now until ann. nary lst, 1889, for 91.50 in advance, or on a trial trip for the balance of 1887 for 25 cents in advance. The Globe and Trim Pose will be clubbed for $2.25 in ad- vance. AT a Magistrate's Court on Wednesday 'evening Wm. Reinhart was fined $16.00 and costs for disturbing the Salvation _army. Jas. Laird, junr., was assessed 95.00 and costs for interfering with the Magistrate while conducting the case. There are other oases to follow. Ether LINDLEY, the well-known come- dian died in New York on Wednesday, from injuries received by a fall. Lindley was well known throughout Canada, hav- ing visited professionally almost every city, town and village. He was a whole - smiled man, and his demise will be great- ly regretted. Oen of our townsman, who has been pestered with "breechy" geese, arranged. So take the marauders to the pound. He secured the help of a couple of boys and they progressed all right until the geese were nearly half way there, when all of a sudden the bade took to their cringe and were soon book to the starting point. The task of handing them over to the Pound -keeper was abandoned. WHAT WE MAY Exeeor,—Muddy roads and dark nights,—A boom in Fall trade. —The ladies to take in the millinery openings.—Debating societies to organize for the winter months.—Several more waddings in Brussels this month.—Sam- mer resorts to go out of business,—Auc- tion sales brisk for a few weeks,—Ont- side towns to feel jealous over our excel- lent grain market and the quantity of grain purchased here,—That we will be favored with fine weather now that the Pall Fairs are about over.—Potatoes to .go lip in price and make Irishmen feel poorly.—The bankers of the yacht Thistle" will put their money on "Vol - 'anther" next time. D1towliED.—The Viotoria Colonist, of Sept. 26th, says :-0n the 2nd July Neil. Lamont, while assisting to take a boat partially loaded up through the canyon, six miles from the mouth of Franklin or Forty -Milo River, was acting as bowman, sad while passing a rock the boat naught the current and, sheering off, partially 'filled, and the lines parting the boat up• rot on a rook. The deceased left the boat before it upset, and with an oar in one hand and a sack of flour under his arm straggled manfully to gain the shore, but the current being too strong he dis- appeared, and was found ten days after. wards and buried by some miners. As. there vase nothing by which bis relatives could be teethed, or their whereabouts known, the undersigned take this oppor_ trinity of notifying the Same. He le sup. posed to be a native of Ontario, and at one time to have awned considerable' psopol•ty ie Winnipeg. The friends of the deceased, if thisshould meat their eye, will confer a favor by communicating with Terrence Tobin, care of 1i, Brady, ,lr,neau, Alaska, or to John W. Wilson, Victoria, B.C. Sze the now Dross Goode et Strsohan Bros. EXTIA value in Pure Pickling Vine, gars at Thomson's, 4. 80 ravens grapee for 91,00 Everything Cheap. Anent Goon.' timer on the lookout for H. Donnie' new advt. next week. AT the Seaforth Show Reeve MoCraok• en collared 94 prizes and at Belgrave he got 21. ANY amount of ripe Toinatee fresh from the vines. Send in your orders at once. Taos, Mime, F. LEBQN is away at Chatham this week with his old time friends. He will be away for a few weeks. W. B. HAIL, daughter and sister -m - law, Miss Kelly, all of Alpena, Mich„ spent a week visiting Thos. Hall recently, Loox out for our big display of fanoy orookery and glassware in a few days. The finest ever in town at Coats' New York grocery. 18. JAnoEs JONES, watchmaker and jeweler, has moved to his new promises, Dr. Gra- ham's block, this week and has his store nicely fitted up. Ir is reported that Isaac Rogerson, of Sunshine, will not remove his furniture factory to Blyth as the terms of the by. law did not suit him. Saxon Wrzsu, the veteran stage pro. prietor, has secured the contract for car- rying the mail from Gerrie to Seaforth for the next five years. Joe. Frrzrenroir, of Denver, Col., a former resident of Brussels, has not been having very good health lately, but his friends look forward to hie speedy restor- ation. A o.ui load of new machinery wee re- ceived this week for Smith Bros'. new planing mill. The building is being pushed ahead and will be a fine looking structure when completed. BEOSSELs grain and produce market heads the list. If any farmer is soeptioal all he has to do is to give it a trial to be oonvinoed that what we say is correct. Our buyers mean business every time, 24th SS will be noticed OxSeptember inn. teas .formers elsewhere, Miss Reg Stacey, y of Brussels, was united in marriage to Wm. Hess, a resident of Denver, Color- ado. This is the second daughter of Mrs. Stacey's married in that city. Wnr. BELL, operator and baggage -man at Brussels station for some time, has been promoted to relieving agent and has been succeeded by M. Hargy, who now holds the fort. Bell is a very aecommo. dating young man and deserves promo- tion. REV. S. loxes arrived home last Tues- day from an extended visit among old friends at Delmore, Clifford and other places. The rev. gentleman has only rested one Sabbath since giving ap his charge in Knox church and is enjoying first-class health. JNO. MOCEAE is building a new bank barn, 32x50 feet on his farm adjoining Brussels.. Last Friday evening Mr. 'Mo. Crae had the misfortune to fall while go- ing to the barn and gave bis right leg a had sprain. Be has been laid up since the accident. Taos. Hare, who has purchased pork 011 the market for a number of years, is building a good sized storehouse near the railway to put his pork in. He will also buy poultry for shipment, and any quan- tity of hides, sheep skins, &o. Brussels market will boom this Fell and Winter. Lase Wednesday morning Ohas. Sager and Miss Mary McDonald were united in marriage, at the manse, by Rev. J. Ross, B. A. The contracting parties were waited on by Miss Kate Robertson, of Kinoardine, and Chas. W. Jackson, of Brussels. Mr. and Mrs, Sager went to Toronto on the the morning train. Tim Posr wishes them success. REEVE MO0aA0rrne hired a horse, of uncertain age, from Councillor Wynn, last Tuesday, to take his exhibits to the Belgrave Fall Show. The animal went over all right and ate its feed in apparent good health but on the homeward trip scarcely a mile had been traversed when it fell dead on the road. Mac. will need to take all lst prizes to make things come out even. 'Sour HER DE,"—The Knights of the "bosom and stens" met Tuesday night to organize for the coming season, with the following result ;—President, A. Veal; Viae -President, A. Good; Sec. -Trane„ J. R. Grant ; Committee, R. Leatherdale, Jas. T. Ross, F. S. Scott, S. Laird, A. Currie, H. Dennie ; Patron, F. C. Rogers ; Patroness, Mrs. F. C. Rogers ; Chaplain, Rev. W. T. Clnff; Representatives, John Alexander and J. S. Russell; Skips, A. Veal, D. Ross, F. S. Scott, S. Laird, A, Currie and James Ross. The list for the "Annual" wasprepared and instruotione given to send' report to Toronto. Im never raine lint it pours is au 'old addage bub it has proved true concerning the matrimonial alliances formed this week as three couples were married in town on Wednesday. Among the num- ber were Robb. Hendsreon and Miss Bella McCallum. The ceremony wag perform- ed by Rev. J. Ross, B. A., at the red - donee of the bride's parents, in the pres- ence of a large number of guests. Mies Lizzie Wilson was the bridesmaid and Jno. Henderson, brother to the groom, the groomsman. Itis not merely using a stereotyped expreseion to say tbat the wedding gifts were costly and numerous. The happy couple went for a short bridal tour followed by the good wishes of a largo circle of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson intend residing in Buseels. Leto Saturday evening the Band turn- ed oub for their usual weekly concert clad in their neve uniform, The coat is blue, trimmed with scarlet, gold braid, brass buttons, &c., and looks tip-top. The Inc body cape with red pom-pome, gold braid, buttons and oruament5 are ' first-class and the pine serge pantswith heavy gold braid oompletes the new .out. fit. W. Stokes Birk, of Philadelphia, supplied the coats and daps and the pante wore manufactured by the well- known firm of Roes Bros., of Brussels. Our band has been needing a unfferm for some time and the citizens in basking up Jas. Jouee; the prime mover in the un- dertaking, showed that the excellent music furnished by the Band is highly appreciated. Tho boys look gayin their new suits and will put in some hard pram. tice on new music so that better work 1,111 be done than ever under the Capable tutorship of 13t J. Whitley. COOPED it SMITH'S Boots & Shoos at Sbraohan Bros. 8225.56 has been expended on gravel this year. in Brussels. H, Bann shipped 12 tons of ashes to New York state last week, A BALL will be held in the Town Hall this (Friday) evening. The tickets are 50 cants. OYsrmue,, haddies and all kinds of fish every Friday and Saturday at Coate" New York grocery. 13. G. A. PEAR, of Petrolea, le home on a visit to see his father, who has been on the sick list for a few weeks. Enos Sausage, Bologna, Pork Laine, Pigs Shanks, Sisoose, Oysters, Haddies and every deliosey. ADAM GOOD. J. ROBE0Ts0N shipped a oar of cheese to England last Tuesday. Mr. Robert- son understands his business thoroughly. PEnCTJAoxsoN is down sick with typhoid fever this week. His brother Bert. is slowly recovering from -a long siege of the same fever, JAMES DnoN was home for Sunday from Stratford. He informed us that his father bad reoently died, at his home in Scotland, in bis 60th year. Tim prize butter making contest at the Brussels Fair on Friday afternoon is the talk of the countryside and it is expsoted that a number of persons will compete for the beautiful prizes. Excpaaroeo TO WINOaAnr.—M, H. Moln- doo, Dry Goods merchant, will pay the return fare of any person in Brussels or looallby buying $5,00 worth of goods from him. Give him a cell at the new Beaver Block, Wingham. 15.00 Fou a few weeks a good deal of our apace will be taken Op with Fall Show prize lists. We make no apology for this, however, asitia quite in the pro- vince of a local journal to give publicity to the work done at the Fall Faire. As institute for the discussion of sub- jects of interest to Sabbath School work- ers is ork-ers-is projected for the winter months in Brussels. As there are a number of ministers to introduce the topios a pro- fitable Pr -fitable monthly meeting Mould be kept up. HOSE who have strayed cattle about their premises should now have them advertised as the law requires. This is a -matter which a great many negleot, and often render themselves liable for all caste. Tat Poem is the best paper to ad. valise them in. Mrememan.-The grand millineryopen- ing for the Fall season at the Garfield House will take place en Thursday, Fri- day and'Saturday of this week. The attention of the ladies ,of Brussels and surrounding country is invited to this announcement. 12 Os Thursday and Friday of next week the semi-annual meeting of the North Huron Teachers' Association will be held in Brussels. On Thursday evening a public meeting will be held in the Town Hall when a lecture will bo given by Dr. McLellan, of Toronto. TIM excursion to Detroit and Chicago, last Friday, took the following Brnssel- ites away for a trip : Mrs. T. O'Neil, W. M. Sinolair and E. W. Gerryto Chicago ; Hugh Williams to Flint ; E. C. Lowery, wife and son to Port Huron; Jas. Buyers, wife and son to Windsor, Ont. Boors AND Snoes.—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 best stook and a lit guaranteed every time. Repairing promptly and neatly attended to. Shop at the Bridge. JNo. McOAL- mar, 12-55. LAST Sunday evening in addition t0 other exhibitions of rowdyism at the Sal- vation Army barracks a number of anoient eggs were thrown by Some con • temptiblo person. The result was the clothing of several persons was nearly spoiled. Reeve Me Oraoken is after the culprits and if caught they should be taught a lesson they would not soon forget. W. F. M. $.—A branch of the Wom- an's Foreign Missionary Society has been organized in connection with the Metho. dist °burnt]. The following ofifoers were elected :—Mrs. J. L. Kerr, President ; Mrs. R. Paul, let Vice -President ; Mrs. Wm. Vanatone. 2n5 Vice President ; Mrs. J. J. Gilpin, Seorotary ; Mrs. Swann, Cor- responding Secretary ; Mise Creighton, Treasurer. The Society will hold month- ly meetings. CHERon NOTES.—Rev. P. Straith's, Ser- nr00S in Knox church last Sunday were received very acceptably by the large congregations. He will conduct the com- munion service in the same ohuroh next Sunday.—There was no eysnieg service in Melville church last Sunday as the pastor was preaching at Walton.—Next Sabbath Rev. D. M. Ramsay, B. D., of Londeeboro', and Rev. J. Rose, 13. A., will exaliango pulpits, -02 persons signed the Total Abstinence pledge at the Methodist Sunday Sohool'last Sunday. This school has purehased'two new libraries for the benefit of the pupils.—Tho re -organiza- tion meeting of the Young People's So- oiety in connection with Melville church was not held last Monday evening owing to the unfavorable weather.—An. inter eating discourse was preached to a large congregation by Rev. M. Swann, last Sunday evening, from the text, "The. Lord was with Joseph and he was a pros- peron5 man." CaieeticabrGoYt. A lame bueinebs has been done at our eider mill this season. A number from here attended the Sea - forth Show last Friday. Soma parties were here last week with a view to purchasing the Baoker property. Itis a good. opening for a pushing business man, The saorament ofjthe Lord's Supper was dispensed in the Presbytoriau church in this place last Sabbath. Rev. Mr. Straith, of Holstein, ocoupied the pulpit Friday and Saturday. V. Stoke, 1401i con., has bought the property known hs the Cameron place With dwelling and blacksmith glop there- on. He has rented his farm to his sons and will move hero shortly. Debt, Cameron received a bad flesh wound in the oider mill a fow days ago by barrel of eider dropping suddenly on. apiece of board, whichfew up and struck him on the log, inflicting an ugly gash. When Barnum's herd of elephants were. in the proosssion at Guelph, ono of the largest of the troop got a nail in its front foot. The animal stopped, and with it the other huge elephants. It raised its foot and disclosed to its attendants the cause of its halt. Three men had to ex.. orciee all their strength to get the nail out. The Grand Trillik railway operates 2,598 miles of road in Canada. The longest road on the continent is the Can- adian Paoifio, which with ite branches and leased lines, covers 4,58e miles. ' The main line, from Montreal to Port Moody, is 2,893 miles in length, 80111011 is the longest continuous line, operated by one company, in the world. An elevator with a capacity of at least 1,000,000 bushels is to bo built at Owen Sound by the 0. P. R. Company shortly, and also additional docks and ware- houses. It is proposed . next season to add one or more boots to the C. P. R. lino running to Port Arthur, and to estab- lish a lino of freight and passenger steam. ers between there and Ohioego and Mil- wankes. John Stewart, a dry -goods clerk of Renfrew, met with a very peculiar acci- dent about 5, week ago. He was standing with a lead pencil in bis month, when a fellow clerkthrew a handful of socks over to him. The bundle struck the pencil and knocked it down his mouth. It fast- ened in his throat and it is surmised that a piece of the lead broke off and remain- ed in bis palate. Elia mouth became so painful that he was obliged to seek medi- eal Attention. A proclamation has been issued by the Dominion Government bringing into immediate effect the Act of last session to amend the law respecting procedure in criminal oases. The Act changes the subjects of appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in criminal matters, substitut- ing for the existing provisions a provision allowing in certain cases an appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in crim- inal matters, and declaring that in all casesthe judgment of the Supreme r meCourt shall be final and conclusive, and that there shall be no appeal in any criminal case from any judgment or order of any court in Canadatoany Court of Appeal in Great Britain. 80RN'. Shear.—In Morris, on Sept. 29th, the wife of Mr. James Sharp of a daugh- ter. Snrrra.—In Brussels, on Sept. 29th, the wife of Mr. J. R Smith of a son. ' saAxzz:Sxxr�a_ Saosn—McDooeLD.—A± the Manse, Brus- sels, on the 5th inst., by Bev. J. Ross, B.A., Mr: Chas. Sager to Miss Mary McDonald, all of Brussels. Dens—Sfuez.—At the residence' of the bride's mother, on the 5th inst., by Rev. M. Swann, Mr. Roble Dark to. Miss Rebecca J. Shine,' both of Grey township. Hass—Smaour.—In Denver, Col., on Sep- tember 24th, at the residence of the bride's sister (Mrs. Wm. Lawson), Mr. Charles Hese, of Denver, to Miss Regina Luoy Stacey, formerly of Brussels. Ross—Rprnnsronn,—At the Manse, Brussels, ou the 6th inst., by .liev. J. Ross, B.A., Mr. Peter S. Ross, of Joliet; Illinois, to Miss Elizabeth Rutherford, of Elms township, Perth Co. HEximesox—MoCaLeusr.—At the resi- dence of the bride's father, on the 5th inst., by Rev. J. Ross, B.A., Mr. Robert Henderson to Miss Isabella, youngest daughter of Mr. John Mo. Calldm, all of Brussels. axaa- FnsnLarEa—In Grey, on Sept. 27th. Stephen Findlator,in his 20th year, BALL.—In Seaforth, on the 4th inst., Stella, infant daughter of G. L. Ball, L.D.S. Dnoe•—At Eastport, Newburgh, Scot- land, on Sept. 14th, las. Drop, fath- er to Jas. Dron of this place, in bis 60th year. sAx,x, ss-xovrs- East Wawanosb, Belgrave, Oct. 4. Bast Huron, Brussels, Oct. 6 and 7. Brantford Southern, Brantford, Oct. 11 and 12. —axevssaz,s 'ivTARIif7TS_ 0011nm0TED 00105011LLY EVEEY {YEEE. Fall Wheat 77 Spring Wheat 60 Barley 45 Oats 26 52 Peas Butter, tubs and rolls..., 16 Eggs per dozen 16 Flour per barrel 4 50 Potatoes • .,.. 50 Hay per ton 8 00 Hides per lb 5} Salt per bbl., wholesale,,60 Sheep Aims, each 50 Wool, per ib. 20 80 78 53 29 68 18 00 00 0 00 0 80 1 00 23 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. ONEY—A CHANCE FOR A good inveetimeat,--Mortgagee for sale—farm maturity. Intoreet 8 and 9 per cent, security guaranteed. Apply at once to A. HUNTER, Drawer 4, Brussels. 18.1 BERKSHIRE BOAR. --THE undersigned has a thoro'•brod Bork - shire Boar for servioo on lot 12, eon. 0, Grey. Terms 75 cents, wltli pDrivilogo of returning if nsoeo5ary. Wad RABB-IRE. Proprietor, STRAYED FROlit LOT 188, 00151. n orabout So .tem 08w 5 o September 28th a far- row cow, dark red' 00 15. with White star on her f ode, ie 8 yoare old, Any $riprmotien that will lead to:bor re.overyy will bo thankfully received by WM. 'FAI1t- Ox Ethel P.O. a 1140 DISSOLUTION .09 PARTNERSHIP. The ��nDa�r1gership heretofore existing bo-. tOOOn Wm. 0, Smith and Thee. A. floes -painters, doing M1010085tnderthe name of Smith & Rose, bag this day been dissolved. by mutual consent, The accounts of bbe lato firm will be rendered immediatelyy, and eot- tlement must he made with Wm. Smith, '511will continuothebu0ino0s and pay all. Dated et llrnesale i W. SMITH, Oat. 5th,1887. l T. A, It081, Witness: W. 1L Minn, - 10.4 �OMFOR'TABLE DWELLING vol. Bonn at a bargain, For full par Wailers se to prion„location, oto„ manly bo W. P. 010EBO8, 8 -If tfOTJSE AND LOT FOR SALE on Themes Street, Rrussel8. 7 rooms, large Millar, stable and I sore of land, Clear dead given for 8000. Apply 10 0•tf ROBERT ROSE, GYHOI0E FARMS FOB SALE.— A 5580 splendid, Improved farms for salein the township of Grey. 'Morris and McMillep, Apply to A. 0p11GATTY, Co, Auctioneer,Brussolo P. O. FARY1 TO BENT. --A GOOD Farm near Breads to rent, 00 noise cleared, 00 acres under grass, balance under tillage Apply to Brussels P. 0. or to the undersigned at Ronald's Foundry, Brumaire Ont. 5.00 JOHN 13100ADFO0T,. STRAYED ON THE PREMISES of the undersigned, Lot 8, Con, 9, Grey,a sorrel mare, with light maue and tail, Own. or ie requested to prove property, pay charges and take her away, THOS. ST1OACHAN, 1250 Brussels P. 0. Q TRAYED ON THE ?BEMIS - ).2 its of the undersigned, lot 0, con. 10, Grey, on or about let of July, a yearling steer, radio oolor. The owner 1a requested to prove property, pay expenses and take it away. 'G170. FOREST, 12- BUILDING AND CORNER STONE mon S.WE.—Tile uoderaigned has leased. from Mrs, Wm. Shinn, a Stone Quarry, for a number of years, and is now Prepared to furnish any quantity of Building 'ma Goiter Stone at a reasonable rata, Por - goes intending to build should remember Ems I can supply all the Stone in addit100 to Joinsa 8.118 Mason Work. W. F. BELLY, 8'Jin Brussels. VALUABLE FARM IN GREY To:antoffers his excellllent 100 acFOlt e farm, beinsubgsber lot 12, con. 10, Grey, for sale. There are 80 aoroe cleared and under crop, the balsam) timber - house, frame ban. and stables, Morels a good pne robate two walla and all the neaoseay convenienc- es on the place. The farm is located 8 miles from the flourishing village of Brus- sels,- For further uartioulare as to 'Price terms, &oNOE„ aPp19, on the premises, to JOHN' VI NT Proprietor, star, Brussel')P:O. 10-8• Vj ARMFOR SALE.—THE SUB- .1.sonnuua afore his valuable 100 sor farm, being lot 8, Moa, 18, Grey Topnehip Huron Co., for sole. Therm' are about 7d aoroe cleared and in good heart. There 1e a log house, good hank barn, beating orchard, and all the necessary conveniences on the Premises. For further particulars, as to bpine, terms, eta„ apply to the Proprietor, THOS. HISLOP,Olaro P•O. N,W,T., or to' 3-00 ,DOUGALD STRAOHAN, Brusaols ilARM IN GREY TOWNSHIP taining 100 aeras. It Milot artly cleared, the balance well -timbered. A never failing creek crosses the place and itis well adapt- ed for either farmingor grazing, I will like- wisesell 40acres, being east part of lot 14, 005.15, nearly' all Metered and in a 'good state of cultivation. A good frame barn, with a good stone stable underneath and a never failing well is also on the plane. For' further particulars apply to the proprietor on the plane. This lot ie opposite the oth- er. GEORGE AVERY, Proprietor. 1-14 .L ARM SALE,—THE SUB• eOWWSER offers his excellent 126 acre farm for sole. Itis situated on eon. 0,.,Grey being lot 8 and west part of lot O. There is about 100 acres oloared. The buildings are good, Two barns with stone stabling, meas, nye 45x48 feat and 84x55 feet respectively. There are twoframe dwelling hooses, young orchard of 15 acrse,'and 011 the oonvenien- ces. There isa never-failingamine omit on the place. Possession Mould be given at any time, Tho farm is 4t miles from Brussels and is in a splendid locality, neer to the school, ohuroh, &o. For price, terms, eta., apply to the Proprietor on the promisee. 64f JOHN SMITH, Proprietor. 200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. Alirot-olase farm for sale in the Township of Morris in the County of Boron, beingsouth half of north half lots 26 & 20 and south halt of 30 in 0th non„ containing 200 acres more or less, 120 aures mostly clear of etumpe and in a good state of culti- vation, There isa young bearing oroirord,a good house and - hank barn 55 x 50 feet with stone stable underneath. The farm 1e situ- ated within a mile df the Village of Brussels and is a good Perm for grain or stook rais- ing as his watered with the rlvor Maitland and never failing spring creek, Possession will be given at any time, For further par - 'Honiara apply on the pxemiees or to A.B. ROBERTSON,Brussels. P. 0. 5-tf ] otit-nr. 17`03.- The 'oa Tho subscriber offerefor sale hie valuable Farm in the Township of Grey, comprising lots 8 and 7, oon,11 in said township. Tlile [oath contains 200acxesandie within 15 miles from the thriving village of Braseels, with goodgravol.roadleacliog thereto. About 150 acres axe 010a=ed, free Isom stumps and in a high state of oultivation. Tho balanoe 1s flatly wooded. This farm Is oartioularly wellfoneed,nearlytho whole of. the fences being straight and having been created in 1886 and '80. On thepremise5 there is a com- fortable log dwelling house sad a goo dfram o barn with stone stabling underneath in which there is a wall with an abundant sup, ply of exeollent water. There is likewise a now frameimplement house, 402E25, well lloored,abovo and below, and neatly sided' and painted. Forpartioulars apply to the Proprietor, - JAMES DICKSON, Registrar, Huron Oo„ 1419- Godorieh, DO YOU WANT THE EARTH P I cannot give you that but 1 01,11 give. you the Beat- Value on 'Earth' in all kinds of DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, UNDER- CLOTHING AND FLANNSLS of all kinds. ' In the Grocery Department I defy Competition. Come and so0 are and .you will find your fond dreams realized, your oxpeota• tions more than gratified by Offerings of U,nparalolled Generosity., HONEST VALUE, LATEST STYLES, I put before you. PRICE s ' LOWEST P7:RACTICE, This, iswlsat1 PRIyAOH ', GUARANTY)). .Don't Forget the Ram J. G. Skene, END STORK. 1 -,"Agent ter Tal'ker's Dye Works. BANKING. MoIN'IIOSII is MaTAGGART, DAN$ERS BRUSSELS Transact a General Banking Business. Notes tohand discounted, Intone allowed on deposits repayable on demand, Prompt attention given to collections. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. ADE &ISINOLAIR, .13ARRIS- mane, 'd;o, Odloo 1n L'ookia'o bleak, Brussels. Monoyto Loan, V V •B.:DIOI{SON, (LATE WITH Garrow,&Proudfoob, Goderloh).So- lioitor, Oohvoyaneer, 50. Office, Grant's block, Brussels, Money to loan, ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF Oonvoyano or, Notary lkubllio, 'Court, IILoan to loans Oolootionetmaie deMoinvested Gran ham'0 B1ook,Bruesele, - MEDICAL CARDS& D}i. HUTC,SINSON HAS -RE- moved bis 031oe to S. Hargreaves' Drug Store. Reddened on 80111 Street T A. MaNAUGHTON M. D., 0. • m. L. R. C. P. Edinburgh, Physician, Surgeon and Aaooucher. O.Oloe, Mrs, Shiel's Week, Tut/Merry Street. W M. F. OALE, M. D., 0. M. Memberofthe College of-Physiolans and Surgeons of Onbaalo by °rumination Office and Roeideao Main 8t, Esey, f8thel ii' Ontario, DENTAL. I>NTI' kiTR'Y. 11 11.0 D. D. of D.S. r Nitroust0 and Gan administered, Prices graded nudes low as good work oat be done ter. Offioo over Johneton's Hardware Store, Seaforth. IDi11N'. IST. W,J.Fear ,L.D.S.GradaateofTo- ronto School of Dentistry. A11 aper-.. ations guaranteed, Onloe—Cady'e Block, Seaforth. Artificial teeth, 9 ret quality, anda guaranteed'dt,for $12.00 per set. r .31:01EIst TIetiT. >✓' 4.. MARTIN', x,,:a 5;,, Dental nor Su-rgeone,oTorontthe o oyNamnolaOXIDE GAa administered for the paln,ess extrao- 010n of teeth. OFFICE,—GCI' leld ;Kiosk, BRUSSELS BUSINESS CARDS. WH. 111oORLOKEN, ISSUER • of Marriage Licenses. O'11ico at his Grocery,Turnberry Street. A,t DZoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR. _. doge Licenses, by appointment o1 Conveys cernand Agent Fire ceQ Oc. OSloe at the Oranbrook Post Office. 1j W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR CollegeGhasnme et the resumed the practioo oio f Veterinary Nott, V,S„ and is prepared to .treat all dis- eases of domeetieated animals on scientific andopproved prinoiploe. Treatment of del- icate foals a sneelalty Office two doors North of Bridge, Turnberry street. BsRT CUNNIfvQygM - r05rin01105, ' FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. M. BLASEILL, 13 etcher, thanking his many euntomers for their liberal support in the past 'wishes to inform them that at his shop in hmala'e block he keeps nothing but first-class Meats, all kinds of Poultry and Sausage Moat Delivorod to all parts of the town. free. (Melt paid for Fat Stook, Hides and sheepskins bought foresail. DAY UP,—ALL PERSONS IN- debted to the tato firm of Ihiyaroft Bros, are requested to Mall and settle the same AT axon. • The books may bo found at the store of Masers: Hayoroft & Turnbull. J. G. MIME, i ExnoumoRS, 841 J, H, YOUNG. f SUB - _12 FOR SAAB.—THE SUB - 9011mnn offers for sale his valuable 100 acre farm being lot. 0, non, 10, Grey,and situatedi+ miles' from Brussels. Tho -plane will be Sold With or without the crop and on easy Loring, Possession will be given at any tine. For0erthor particulars as to prlos, toms,die.,applyto the proprietor on the premises. 08 -Sm .;. B. MIIJ AUGHTO1t; Brussels. ALLAN LINE Royal Mail SleamslaoJs. j87. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. '87. S'1ixT.'ix000 S. moemm LIVERPOOL. STnAtrmlt'. mnoar 8uEnEO, Aug. 18111 "Sarmatian ,...... Oepb. 8011 Aug. 20th , CiroaSaian Sept 18tb Sept. 1st Sardinian Sept, 22nd Sept, Oth.............„Polynesian Sopt.80th Sept. 10411 Parisian - Got. 0th Sept. 22n1 - Sarmatian Oct. 18th Sept. 80th Olroassian Oct. 21st Oct, Oth Sardinian Oct 27tb. not.. 135h Polynoslan Noy, 411 Oat, 20th Parisian Nov,10611. Oct, with Sarmatian Nov: 17th Steerage Pas0engers -aro booked to and from Lo don uMoastan Dor r o]Saet and Glae o at ami w a ratesatLill 50001. Bates of iL,ondon bye ayjond l S£oamoo] froni:— Gain-1,00, $70 d70 d and Livebusc— Oabin-80U, &7tl and $80, ;Return -8.130, 8100 and 8150, Intermediate -880, return $00. Stoorage-820, roturn, 340, The hot train animating oh Quebec with the Mail Steam ore sailing from that port on the Thuredoy. leavosTCrohtu on. the Wad- today mornin , ' The last train eonnoo in ' with the Mara 80Oainere the on the. Uri - day, loaves Toronto on the Thursday morn- ing. il'eritoketeaalt every information or. ply to 3, R. GRANT, ArENT, Iin08SEL1, 8 He is ye pe 111 wi G: Or sa wl 80 tie 80 to 47 tb co fo hi go v1 Si • w1 st, h, br