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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-10-14, Page 8S THE BRUSSELS POST OOT. 14, 1887 School Books andall neo ssaries for Sohao]s. of all lcinds in Stock or can he Procured an short notice. an innllortation from England soon to arrive. G. A. Deadman. Druggist, Bookseller ce• Nancy Goods Dealer. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SW/THERE EXTENSION. W.O. ck B. B. Trainaleave Brussels Station, uorth and south a8 follows:— Going South. 4.olfg North. Mails..:.. .... 7:02 a.m. I Mixed 0:80 a,m Express 11:4$ a.m. Mail 3:50 p.m Mixed 8:45 p,m,l Express 0.85 p.m prat ftm.s, A ohiel's amang yo takin' notes An' faith he'll prent ft. • SEE the new Dress Goods et Straohan Bros. Tars month is signalized by having two full moons. Coorsn h Surra's Boots it Shoes at Strachan Bros, ExTTu value in Pare Pickling Vine gars at Thomson's. 4- 30 POUNDS grapes for 01.00 Everything Cheap. Amur Goon. MISS MESSEB and Miss Barkley are visiting Mre. I. Barkley. Hut= Assizes will be held in Goderioh Oet. 24th, before Justice Rose. Md. Tiros. MCCULLOUGH, of Wingham, was visiting ber parents last week. A . erorrE breakwater has been built along the north side of W. Norton's lot, Mill street. Fon the largest stook and best value in Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, go to Thomson's. 50. Orsrans, haddies and all kinds of fish every Friday and Saturday at Coats' New York grocery. 18 - Met. and MRs. Webber, recently out from England, have taken up their resi- dence in Brussels. P. SCOTT took 201 prize for buggie horse at Blyth Show and T. O'Neil 3rd for his carriage team. MISS GRACE ELDEn, of Seaforth, is at- tending the Teachers' Convention. She is the guest of Miss Kay. Sao. Beads, who has been at Lnoknow for sometime, has taken a position in the Telegraph and Express office in town. OWING to the Oonvention being held in the Public school building on Thursday and Friday of this week, the pupils en- joyed a holiday. MERE is about 100. sores of flax out yet in this locality which will likely be got in this week. The season's crop amounts to over 1,100 tons. FRESH Sausage, Bologna, Pork Loins, Pigs Shanks, Sisooes, Oysters, Middies and every delicacy. ADAM Goon. THE Foresters Lodge room is reoeiving a thorough renovating and looks neat in its new dress of paint. The emblems of the Order have been painted on the win. dove. Boar. AannaeoN paid $1.00 and costs ; Robt. Denbow 01.00 and costs, and Geo. Hartmier 02.00 and oosts, to the Reeve, for interfering with the Salvation Army and their services: Tan smiling countenance of S. B. Smile, of Amheretburg, was seen in town this week. He has been holidaying for a few weeks, He will return to hie em- ployer in the course of a week or so. 15 Moerns.—Tat Pose will be sent to all new subscribers from now until Jan- uary let, 1889, for $1.50 in advance, or on a trial trip for the balance of 1887 for 25 cents in advance. The Globe and Tan Pon will be clubbed for $2.25 in ad- vance. Boors nen Seeoos.—While thanking the public for their pact support I desire to state that I am prepared to manufacture all kinds of Boots and Shoes from the best stock and a fit guaranteed every time. Repairing promptly and neatly attended to. Shop at the Bridge. JNo. McCee- 0001, 12.33. Tun meeting in Clinton on Friday to consider a re.division of the counties for Orange purposes was not largely attend. ed. South Huron had a slim represent- ation. North Huron was represented by Bros. G. Gibson, (Blyth), W. H. Clegg, (Gorrie), J, H. Mooney, (Brindle), R. MoManns, (Lucknow), M. Morrison, (Walton), Jno. Barkley, (Belfast). LAST week Geo. Hayorofl, of the firm of Haycroft d/ Turnbull left for Califor- nia where he intends spending some months and escape the cold of a north- ern winter. We hope the obange will be beneficial. and that lie will return in the Springreatly benefitted by his southern trip. The usiness is being pushed in his absence by his partner, Mr, Turn bulb. 0x Thursday evening of last week the "Palace" at the Agricultural grountde was thrown open to the public and be. tween 800 and 500 found their way there despite the dark night and muddy roads, After the exhibits had been duly admir- ed, the grain bags sampled, eke, the magical program commenced. For non. profeseional music on the organ Miss Rachel Alexander was awarded let prize and. Mist! Jennie MaLaueltlin 2nd. No one competed in the vocal music except. ing A. 11. Thouret who sang both in the comic and sentimental olaee. Good music was rendered on the harmonica and organ by D..MoDonald and Ed. Grandy, .and on the violin and organ by D. Stewart, D. Ewan and A. Stewart. Something ever $80.00 was taken at the door at 10 cents a ticket, Juee what I was looking for at Strachan Bros. PaaaENTS from 8 to 10 p. m, Saturday, BIG BOOT, Miss Aimee Weirs is visiting friends in this locality. Mass Issam Seven; Dame home from Teeswater this week. MlesnsBorn, of Seaforth, are visiting at A. MoLonnan's in town. Tan prize list of the Blast Huron Fall show, appears on page 3 of this issue. A NUMBER of Braeselites took . in the Blyth Show on Wednesday of this week, Tun Capt. and Cadet of the Army were at Drayton this week attending a jubilee. Mies Renins, of Algoma, a former nasi. dunt of this place is visiting friends in this locality. BEV. A. Y. HAMLET. of Bhrevale, con- ducted communion service in Knox church last Sunday. Ownw to the amount of Fall show matter in this issue several local items are orowded out. Gnome Deneex, who has been working near St. Marys for several months, is home for the winter. Som. Merano, of Wingham, was an exhibitor of light harness at our Fall Show. He secured 1st prize. Jxo. MoFuu.. xe and family and Mise Wilson have removed to Galt this week where they intend makingtheir home. TBE window of W. Coas' grocery and the windows of Walter Jackson's store have been ornamented with neatly painted signs. • T. G. McCnuaszx was in town this week. Thos. Watson was here last week. Both are well known to a large number in this locality. °seen Ross had the misfortune to break his arm while playing near the Town Hall, last Tuesday. He is the youngest son of Robt. Rose, We understand that George McKay, an old Brusselite, has changed his quart- ers from London to Clinton, where he has taken a situation. . Loos out for our big display of fanoy °rookery and glassware in a few days. The finest ever in town at Coats' New York grocery. 13 - LAST Tuesday W. F. Vanstone pur- chased a heavy draught horse from Cor. nelins Moore, of Morris, to be one of a team to be used this fall and winter at their saw mill near Elsinore, J. A. CREIGHTox, our station agent, is away for his well earned vacation. He went to Toronto and from there to Mont- real and Portland. Believing agent Sud. ton lel taking his place at the depot. SCOTT Aoz.—Jno. Lambly and Robt. Sage, of Belmore, and R. H. King, of Wroxeter, were each fined $50 and costs for violating the provisions of the Canada Temperance Aot. Sage cleared out with- out paying his fine, and Josiah McDonald, of Lower Wingham, did likewise. A TEMPERANCE Oonvention for the East Riding of Huron will be held in Brussels on Tuesday, November 8th. In the even- ing of that day a public meeting will be held in the Town Hall to be addri3ssed by Rev. W. S. Griffin, D.D., of Guelph, a well known temperance advocate, and others. Further announoolnente will be made in a later issue. Dine. --Last Sunday, Wm, Bruce, of Peel twp., Wellington Co., died, aged 68 years and 7 months. ]De illness had ex- tended over two weeks, fever being the trouble. He was buried in the Spring- hill oemetery on Tuesday. Rev. James Harris, his pastor, formerly of Brussels, preached the funeral sermon, his text being "Mark the perfect man and behold the upright man for his end is peace." By his removal the neighborhood and church loses one whose place will be hard to fill. The deceased was a brother to A. Brune, of Brussels, who attended the funeral. Y.P.C.A.—At a meeting of Melville church Y.P.C.A., held last Monday even- ing, the following officers were eleoted for the coming winter : Hon. President, Rev. John Ross, B.A. ; President, Adam Good ; let viae -President, A. M. McKay ; 2nd viee•President, Robt. Malcom ; Seo- retary, bliss Kate Richardson ; Asst -Sao. Mies Stevenson ; Treasurer, Mrs. Herr ; Editor of "Good News," S. Y. Taylor ; Asst. Editor, Mise Lizzie Wileen; Com- mittee of four, Miss Annie Ross, Mies Inman, John B. MaLauohlin and Alex. Stewart, jr. The Association starts this season under very favorable oircum- stencee and anticipate a very profitable and enjoyable time. Many of the most prominet persons in Brussels have prom - feed their assistance at its meetings throughout the season. MTLLaornr Orneases.—Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday of last week were the opening days of the millinery room at the Garfield House Mies Smith, wino had charge of this department last year and whose millinery geve such satisfac- tion to the public, has everything very neat, tasty and inviting. The opening days were very sneoessful from a business standpoint and Mr. Nightingale is well satisfied with the out.fools,-The millinery rooms of A. R. Smith were thrown open to the public on the days mentioned above. Miss Hood, suooeseor to Miss Lack, showed ]ler good tette in the ar- rangement of her display. To tell you about trio etyles, shapes, tee., would puz- zle you, but there is variety enough to satisfy the most fastidious. If the num- ' ber of orders taken and goods sold is an index of what is to follow a rushing best- noes will be done at "90" in millinery. WHAT WE MAY Exrsor.—Squaw win- ter and Indian Bummer.—Thanksgiving day and its accompanying shooting =Mlles.—The tax collector.—Scarfs, mita, Daps and overcoats to come into general use.—A boom in boots and shoes and dealers in those linos to feel happy. -- Bad oolde with their usual ac0ompani- mant—rad flannel and goose grease.—The winter's eupply of coal to bo tackled. -- The Reform candidate to be elected in Bruce by acclamation, if not, to have a sweeping majority.—People to commence egnaring ult their accounts before the Close of 1887.—Municipal matters to loon up in the ward of a few wee)01.-1. few more weddings in town.—A. big line of mutters and sleighs turned Out by Brussels wagon makers. --The skating rink to be put in shape for the firet 105 before long.—A. foot -ball club to bo Or. ganizod in town.—A big rush of 5011001 maeters and school maims to the Teach- ers' Convention, Mese JEANNsE STAOEY llao gone to Strat- ford, Terse W.O.T.U, will Inept on Saturday afternoon, G. L. Ball, L.D.S., and wife, of Sea. forth, spent last Sunday in town. f4ee. A. H. MAINNINO and daughter, of Clinton, are visiting at Walter Coats'. Ten School Board did not meat last Friday evening as there was not a quor- um. Wu. Pesos and sister, of Wingham, were visiting in town for several days last week. J, W. Cotten, L.D.S., of Wardsville, was visiting at Rev. J. L. Kerr's over last Sunday. BEV. Mo. MOLELLAN, a probationer, will oonduot the services in Knox church next Sabbath. LAST Tuesday a slight shower of hail and a few lakes of snow reminded us of the approaching winter. Oun thanks are due to Mre. Robt. Henderson for kindly remembrance in the shape of wedding oake. W. I1. McCnacnEN was awarded 45 prizes at the , East Huron Fall Show, making a total of 116 in all this Fall. Wmoxs Snuxn has been laid up for sev- eral weeks with a bad swelling in his left leg. Hs is now under the care of a phyeioian. B. B. Monate, who has been studying. dentistry with G. L. Ball, L. D. S., of Seaforth, as attending the Philadelphia Dental College. Ton millinery opening of Mrs. Alex. ander takes place on Friday and Satur- day of this week. 14 MRs. T. T. Surma and daughter, of Winnipeg, are visiting at T. Fletcher's this week. They purpose spending the winter in Ontario. Miss Conors MoH otz E has been en- gaged as second teacher in a school sec- tion in McKillop township. Uriah Mo. Fadden is the 1st teacher. R. Semites moved to his comfortable new briok residence on Turnberry Street this week. We wish him many years of happiness in his new home. A tip-top stook of Bill heads, letter and note heads, envelopes, statements, memorandums, tags, etc., kept always in stook at THE Pon Publishing House. EXCURSION To WiNonau.—M. H. MoIn- doo, Dry Goods merohant, will pay the return fare of any person in Brussels or locality buying 05.00 worth of goods from him. Give him a call at the new Beaver Block, Wingham. 18-tf Oen best thanks are due to our old friend, Dan. Robertson, of Grey town- ship, for a basket of tip-top pears. We have been advising him to "pair" with somebody for a long time but he still ad- heres to single "blessedness." THE North Huron Teachers' Conven- tion is holding its semi-annual session in town on Thursday and Friday of this week. A very interesting program is be- ing taken up. Public meeting in the Town Hall on Thursday evening. THIS (Friday) evening the Northern Singing Brigade, made up of Capt. Glory Tom Michiel, Capt. Happy Hugh Mc- Donald, Lieut. Jennie Seabright, Adj. and Mrs. Philpott and others, will be at the barracks in this place and give a ser- vice of song. Mits. Mammon has purchased front John Angus the house and lot on Alex- ander street, known as the Hartwick property. The price paid was $300.— Mrs. W. H. Leach, of Goderioh, has dis- posed of her eligible lot on Turnberry street to Amenb Bros., for 0200. NEST Saturday Ade ne Good celebrates the Pall opening of his boot and shoe de- partment by preeentin a pair of boot lanes, a silver button hook, a stink pf Jumbo or .jubilee Candy to every than, woman and ohild visiting his store. It goes without comment that a crowd will be there. AT the Fall Show last Friday the only person who entered for the butter making contest was G. A. Deadman. Miss Mag- gie McNair did the work and ohurned 6 pounds of butter in 7 minutes and had it worked ready for table use in 3 minutes, making 10 minutes in all. The cream was taken from the milk of one of Mr. Deadman's Jeremy cows and made a beautiful roll of butter. Other persons had signified their intention of compet- ing in this contest but the wet weather hindered them from getting their neces- saries to the ground. W.C.T.0 —Owing to the unfavorable weather on Fall Show day the ladies of the W.O.T.U. did not give the dinner ad- vertieed but held a social on Monday evening in the basement of the Metho- dist church. A splendid supper was provided. An interesting program was carried out as follows : Opening hymn, "What shall the harvest be," by mem- bers of the Union ; prayer by Rev. S. Jones ; address by Mrs. Swann, the President ;• song by Miss Bella Smith ; address by Bev, A. Y. Hartley, of Blue - vale ; duet() by Mai. Powell and Mrs. Fletcher ; address by Rev. R. Paul ; song by Mre. Smith, of Winnipeg ; address by Rev, M. Swann ; duett by Miss Kay and Mre. Powell ; address by Rev. J. L. Herr ; song by Alex. Straohan ; hymn, "All bail the power of Jeans name" by the audience ; Benediction by Rev. 11 Paul. The addresses wore brief yet pithy and pointed and the gathering all through was enjoyable W. H. Kerr oc- cupied the, chair. Tho proceeds amount. ed to over $16.00 which will be applied an the Iadies see fit in furthering their work. As there was a superabundance of provisions several baskets were sent to needy families in this locality- A. num- ber of signatures were added to the mem. ber0bip roll which now shows about 80 members. The Union is destined to do a gook work and deserves the support of all lovers of temperance, 47Utllit(til�ma Nowai3. Hy. Groff, the famous Shorthorn cattle breeder, of Elmira, has made an assign- ment of his estate to the Sheriff, Colchester election has been fixed for October 27. S. D. McLellan is oxpeotod to oppose the Postmaster -General again. .A, sow in the poesoesion of Wm. Cor- bett, of Mose, has given birth to a pig with two bodies, eight feet and ono head. Telephone ooanmunioatlon between Ottawa and Montreal, a distapoe of 120 miles, was opened on Saturday, Stratford Herald : The ilag .in the round house was floating in the breeze on Wednesday ab fell mast, in honor of the marriage of Wm. Brown, of the L000. motive Department, to en estimable young lady of London. This makes the seventh marriage at the round house this year ; not a bad showing, consider- ing that this i0 not a leap year. Dunoan C. Ross and B. Woods, the sponte who were arrested at St. Thomas for shameful abuse of a steer which they had borrowed for the purpose of advertis- ing their show on the street during the afternoon, effected a settlement of their eases on Tuesday, whereby the accused paid costs and deposited the full value of the steer, out of which the owner is to re- ceive compensation for loss caused by its injury, the balonoe td be returned to the moused. Umack Bros., a firm of lawyers of Me. bourne, Australia, some time ago notified a family named Pbilmore, residing in the township of Bayham, and also the Fro, licks, of Yarmouth, that they had been left heirs to an immense fortune by the death of one Edward Smith in that coun- try. Already a considerable snrn of mon. ey has been forwarded to these lawyers for the purpose of advancing the estate through the court, bit apparently with- out success. Becoming suspicious that all was nob right, they instituted inquir- ies in Melbourne and were advised that) Umack Broe, aro a couple of professional swindlers, who had robbed thousands of people in the same way, but had lately disappeared from Melbourne to avoid ar- rest, the detective having become award of their transactions. The Ayr Recorder says :—We have it upon the authority of a gentleman who, from going in among society of those who have been roped into the swindle, is in a position to know that they are trembling in their shoes about tbe amount of their notes. We are furthermore informed that tbie 015 a bushel seed wheat has yeilded stuff which will hardly realize 750 a bushel, some farmers even going BO far as to say that they would not grow it at any price. And yet the dupes ex- pect to receive $10 a bushel from the Company for double the quantity which they purchased at 516 a bushel! Dont they wish they may get it ! A little bird also whispers that a leading member of this Seed Company has turned his pro- perty and other effects over to his wife, to be safe from any efforts that may be made to make the Company disgorge. That is ominous. Oh, ye poor swindled farmers, prepare to meet those notes I Truro, N.S.,iwhieh has celebrated its 128th birthday, is one of the oldest of the English colonies in the Maritime Provinces. The settlers who came there in 1769 had the advantage of some im- provements made by the previous French settlers, but notwithstanding suffered great hardships for the first two or three years, though on tbe whole they fared somewhat better than the Piotou colon- ists, who arrived a few years later. It is related in Miller's record of the first families of Colchester, that the twenty families who name to Truro in 1759 had been at the capture of Louisburg a few years before. They built themselves houses where Truro village now stands and went back to New England, whence) they returned the next year with their families. The women, with one excep- tion, went back the second winter, so that it was not until 1761 that the' town was fairly settled. In 1765 the township was represented in the Legislature. Tru- ro is now one of the most handsome and most prosperous towns in Nova Scotia. MORN- SnELTON.—In Drayton, on the 5th inst., the wife of Mr. Thos- Skelton of a son. McOon0000n --In Brussels, on the 1.2th inst., the wife of Mr. Wen. McCul- lough of a daughter. MAMRxEta. W.0 ice—McFAnnoo.—At the residence of the bride's father, on the 12th by Rev. W. T. sluff, 11Ir. David Walker, of Morris, to 11Iiss Maggie, daughter of Mr. U. McFadden, of Grey. axaa- • Bnuen,—In Peel township, Wellington Co., on the 9t11 inst., Wm. Bruce, aged 58 years and 7 months. .& 0 CT1.ONIm- WEDNESDAO, OCT. 19T11.—Faun stock and implements, on lot 15, con. 12, Mc- Killop, Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. on. sharp. Bobt. hIcOutaheon, Prop., Geo. Birkby, Duct. MONDAY, OCT. 24Th.—Farm, farm stook and implements, on lot 25, eon. 5, Grey. Salo to opmmenoe at 1 o'clock p, m. slutrp. Wm. Spouse, Execubor, A. Reymann, Audi • •4 �R'c 'mnnoI S tirAR2C3S1TS- 0111MOTen CAn000000 evnsr mom. ° 11 Wheat 75 80 P g ria Wheat Barley Barley Oats Pone Butter, tube and rolls,... Eggs per dozen 70 78 46 53 27 80 52 63 18 20 17 00 Flour per barrel.......... 4 50 00 Potatoee ..... ...... 50 00 Flay per ton. 8 00 0 00 Hides per Ib 5 0 Salt per bbl, wholesale00 80 Sheep dine' doh 50 1 00 Wool, per lb 20 28 spormestettemossommumursosorassommoormommeau THE PEOPLE'S COLUN9N. QTRAYED ON TITE PREMIS- ns of the undoreigned, lot e, eon. 13, Grey, on or about Sept, lath, an aged ram, The owner is revealed to prove property, payohargoeand take him away, JAMES MITCHELL. ]mussels P. 0, 13 jj STOVES, TWO WOOD AND eD A bylaw has boon passed in Galt ea- ono coal, the iabbev of now dsolgn, with tablishing a police office. The clerk is open pate and nickel time ntingge,all salt5ble 10 00cnivk a munificent salary of 050 a fngho'angrgpauivp, Goos,odAay ocrwa, ll Afoaro sa togeamt ' 01 a coat stew. Apply atthe PostOftlee, 19gear, MONEY—A CHANCE FOR, A good luvoetlmeet.--erortgagee tel• Bala—form eoourity, Intoreeb 8, and !1 per omit, security guaranteed, Apply at once to A. HUNTER, Drawer 4, Breese's. 10.1 PAY UP,—ALL PERSONS IN- 4ebted to the late firm of Hayoroft Bros, are requested to call and settle the some Ar 02100. The books may be found at the store of memo. lisyeroft 0 Turnbull, 82(13°19, t Exnoorons, 8-ff J. H. YOUNG, i QT'RA.YED FROM LOT 10, CON. 5, of or about September 20th afar - row cow, dark red in Dolor with white star on her face, is 8 years old, Any information that will lead to her r000voryy will t)5 thankfully received by WM, FARQITHAR- SON,Ethel P.O. 10.33 C3TRA'YED ON THE PREMISES A) of the undersigned, Lot 3, Con. 0, (live, a Sarre 1 mare, with light maim and tail. Own- er 1s requested to prove property, pay charges and bake her awayy THOS. ST04 CHAN, 1250 Brussels P. 0. QTRAYED ON TI3E PERRIS. ES of the undersigned, lot 0, con.. 18,. Grey, on or about) let oI July, a yearling steer, red In Dolor, The owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take It away. GEO. P011881e. 12 - GALE NOTES.--NOTIOE IS hereby given that the sale notes reo0iv- ed from the auction sale of David Purvis, Morrie, fell due on October 20th and persona interested are requested to settle them at once. Notes will be found with Alex, Nich- ol, of Df0rris township. A prelilp3 settle- ment desired, 14.2 REAL ESTATE. COMFORTABLE DWELLING son SALE at a bargain, For full par- ticulars es to price, loco bleu, ote,, amply to W. 13. DICKSON,8-33 T_TOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE on Phonies Street, Brussels, 7 rooms, large oeilar, stable and :l sore of land. Clear deed given for 8000, Apply to 0.33 ROBERT BOSS CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.— A few splendid, improved farms for Wein the township of Grey,Morrie and MoK,11op. Apply to A. DAGATTY, Co. Auotioneer,Brussels P, 0. rARM TO BENT.—A GOOD Farm near Brussels to rent. 00 acres cleared, 00 acres under grass, balance under tillage Apnty to Bruseel■ P. 0. or to the undersigned at Bonaid's Foundry,BrunetsOnt. 541 JOHN BROADOOT. TIARM FOR SALE.—THE SU.B- Mitinan offers for Bale hit Valuable 100 acre farm, being lot •e, son, 10, Grey, and situated]} miles from Brussels, The place will be sold with or without the Drop and on easy berme Possession will be elven at any time. For further partloolars as to prine, terms, 40., apply to the proprietor on the premises. 88.5m B. MCNATIGHTON, Brussels. BJUILDING AND CORNER I 0 TONE 00n SALE.—The undersigned has leased, from afro, Wm. Shine, a Stove Quarry, for a number of years and is now prepared to furnish any quantity of Building and Corner Stone at n reasonable rate. Port sons intending to build should remember thatI can supply all the Stone m addition to doing she Mason Work. W. b'. MELLY, 8.8m Brussels. 'VALUABLE FARM IN GREY Towtsmr non situs.—Tho snbeoriber offers his exoellent 100 acre farm, being lot 12, eon. 10, Grey, for sale. There are 80 ,nares cleared and under crop, the balonoe timber- ed wilb hardwood. Tomtits o ston a dwelling house, Irate o barn and stables, good prober (.1, two walla and all She neeeseay oonventena- os on the place. The farm is boated 8 miles from the flourishing village of 13rue- eels. For further uartioulare as to priori, terms. Ca„ apply-, on the premises, to JOHN VINCENT, proprietor, Brussels P. 0. 10.3" L ARMFOR BALE.—THE SUB. eonln0n offers his valuable 100 acre farm, being lot 8, eon. 18, Grey Township, Huron Co., for eale. There are about 73 sores cleared and. In good heart. There 18 a log house, good bank barn, bearing orchard, and all the necessary conveniences on the premises. For further parttoUlare, ae to price,ternte, etc„ apply to the Proprietor, THOS. Hd8LOP, Clare P. 0., N.W.T., or to 2-tr DOUGALI) STIIAOHAN, Brnseele RARM IN GREY TOWNSHIP son si0E,—Berra lot 14, eon. 10 00n. tinning 100 aoree. It is partly cleared, the balance well timbered. A never failing creek crosses the place and it 15 well adapt- ed for either farming or grazing. I will like- wise sell 40 acres, being oast part of lob 14, eon. 16, nearly all °leered 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 1place. For further partioulare apply to the proprietor on the place. This lot is opposite the eth- er. GEORGE AVERY, Proprietor. 1.52 �.i1ARM FOR SALE. —THE SUB • BOMB= offers Ilia excellent 125 acre farm for sale. Itis situated on eon. 0, Greyy, being lot 8 and west part of lot 0, There i9 &bout100 soros cleared. Tho buildings aro good, Two barns with stone stabling, meas. 110s 45x40 foot and nix55 foot roepeatively. Therearo two pante dwelling hooses, young Orchard of 1,3 acres, sea all Ike convenien- ces There is a never -failing spring crook on rho pleas, Poeeosslon could be given at any time. The farm ie 4§ miles from Bruoecls and in is a splendid locality, near to the school, ohuroh. ke. For pride, terms, etc„ apply to the Proprietor on thepromises. 0.30 JOHN BMITH,Propriotor, 2CD() ACRE MFOR LE. J A Ilrst-mhosFARfarm for saleSAie the Township of Morris in the County of Huron, beingen th half o[ north half lots 25 n aag and south hale of r sss. 1 eon, containingms ale acres more or len. .125 acres 3 ioeti altar , Theretump and o a good state of or,1 c• goodTemno is a young bearing feet with a good house and hank barn 10 x 66 foot situ- ated within Mieruontlr, Tho form is eeobo and s agoo a milt of the in or St ok rale and s a g�oDd term for grain 1v stook rais- ing as over alIIsg with the river Maitland and never failing spring oreok. Possession will be given at any time. For further »ar- tieulars apply on the .promises or to A.11. RUn11RThON, Brussels, P. O. 5-31 Farm. Ii or 30+arIe. The eubsorioerofferetor sale his valuable Fermin the Township of Grey, oomprlsing lotsit and 7,eon ,llin said township. Thio f arm oontaius 200aoroe mud ie within It miles from the thriving village of Brussels, with acres ere clearelleading frnt sthertumps and 110 a high stats of cultivation. The balance 10 Maly wooded. This farm to particularly wellteneed,noarlythe whelk of the femme being straightand having boon eroded in 1880 5114'80. 00 the prorated thein to a mom- fontablolog dwellinghoueo and agoo dfritmo barn with steno stabling underneath in whleh there lea well with an ab1100,11t Stip- ply of oxoellont water. Where in likewise 5 now frame implement bowie, •40x20, well I10or5d °above aril below, and neetiy aided end painted. D"erpertleulero spiny to the Proprietor, J413EB DICKSON, lteglebrar, Iluran Oo„ 3333• tlodarlob BANKING. oINTOSH 14c MOTAGGART, BANKERS -:- BRUSSELS 'Transact a General Bail an(/ Business Notes to band di000untod. Interest allowed on deposits repayable on demand, Prompt etteution given to oollootione. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING(. WADE R SINOLAIlt, BARRIS- TEno, dm, Office in Lookio's block, Brussels. Money to Loan, B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH • Ga01000 & Proudfoot, Goderlabi So- licitor, Oonveyanoes, d:o, Offioo, Grant's block, Brussels, kronoy to loan, ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF the Fourth Division Oourt, 00. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public, Laud, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds invooted and 00 loon. Oo.leotious made. Oihoo in Gra- ham's Bloolt,llruesols. (i0ggRT GUNNINGy3M• INBIIRA100, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. MEDICAL CARDS. TAR. HUTCHINSON HAS RE - moved hie- office to J. Ilerpreaves' Drug Store. Residence on Mill Street A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D., 0. ei • M.L. R. 0.P. Edinburgh, Physician Burgeon and Accoucher. Ofao8, Mre, Shiel'e bleak, Turnberry Street. V V M. F. GALE, M.D., 0. M. Member of the College of Phyetolone and Burgeons of Ontaeio by examination. Ocoee and Residene—Main St. East, Ethel Ontario, DENTAL. LIEN TIST.R'Y . G. L. Ball,L. D.8., Honor Graduate and M. B. O. D. 8., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered. Prices graded and as low as good work oanbe done for. Office over Johnstone Hardware Store, Beaforth. DENCCI T. W,5.Fear,L,D S. Graduate of To- ronto Sobool of Dentlebry. All oper- ations guaranteed. Olfloe—Cady's Block, Seaforth. Artiflelal teeth, first quality, anda guaranteed fit, for $12,00 per sot. DENTIST. E; A. DC-ART/DT, Honor Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto. limos Oxrmo GAS administered for the pain,es° extrac- tion of teeth. 0581031.—G airfield Block, 1112IDSSELS AUCTIONEERS.. ,!"'.t EOBGE EIRKl3Y, LICEN- �7f� enn Anotionoer. Sales conducted on reasonable terns, farms end farm steak a sp oaialty. Orders loft at THE Poem Publish- ing House, Brussels, or sant to Welton poet Melee will receive prompt attention. A LEX. DELGATTY, AUOTION- li. DEB, is prepared to attend to salmi on the ehorlest notice. Orders maybe loft at Tim Poem Pnbllehing House, or addre seed to Brussels P.O. A RAYMANN, AUCTIONEER • is always readylto attend salve of farms, farm stock, dm. Terms ohoorfully given. Oraubrook P.U. Sales may be ar- ranged at TEE Poem Publishing' .Rouse Brussels, BUSINESS CARDS. H. MoORAOKEN, ISSUED W Y • of Marriage Licensee. Oflee. at WS Grocery, Turaborry Strout, A 11IoNAIR, ISSUER OJf MAR. C3.. riage Licenses, by appointment 01 Lieut, -Governor, Commissioner, 4a., Q. 33, Oenveyaaeer and Agent Piro Insurance Co. Offies at the Oranbrook Post office. .1 W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR • Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College has resumed the preatioo of John Nott, V.S,, and le prepared to treat all dis- eases of dmnoetioated animals on ooiontffio andepproved principles. Treatment of del- imit) .fools a speafalty 011100 two doors North of Bridge, Turnborry Otroot, tkPr WM. BLASHILL, M Betoken thanking �lf'ihismany customers for their •,.�_- G„ liberal support in the past wishes to inform them that at his ahe»in 8male'e block he ]coops nothing but first-class moats all Endo of Poultry and Sauvage Meat Delivered to all 'parts of the town free. Oath paid for Fat Stock, Hides and sheepskins bought for cash, T.ERBSHIRE BOAR.—THE undersigned has a eh g 12, eon, 9, Drey. shire Boar for , with ro lot e o ern, r ing 1! Terms r , Ws, with prr 1100. of retaining if necessary. WM. HABRI1dli. Proprietor. DUNG HORSES FOR SALE. —The undersigned will sell three-year- old .00lte. Ono is a driver, part blood, and the ether [three are general purpose ani- mals. They will be sold either separately or 551 teams as best sults the purchaser. Now ie the time to buy at a reasonable fig. urs, 3x0. 0001113, Ethel. . 14.8" TOTE LOST.—ALL PERSONS are oautionod against negotiating 10 joint note, drawn in favor of 'Wm, Patterson, Morris, by Wm. and John Ashton, of Morris, for a sum Lover $500, ae the note loos been loot and payment stepped. The !held of the noir) wilt berewarded by leaving it at THn Poen Publishing House, B Meals, 14.4' tSSOLU'1'ION OF P,tli'i'NEJRSHIP. Thenarboerehlp, heretofore existing be- tweonWm. 0. gm th and 'Theo, 4. Rose, painters, doing bnoillees ando.r the mina of Smith Ss Rogs, bee thin day boon dissolved by mutual consent. Titoaccounts of the late Sue Will be rendered immul0dietcly, mai set- tlement must be 1310le with Wrn, Smith, who willooutlnat the bust WSW 0110 pay all the ilohtn. Dated at brussels W. 8002010. Oet,..0E 1,1887, 1 T. 1, RM. Witoose i W. 13. limn, 10.4