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BIBLES, TJ S t1.nrB1VTS,
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
stud a largo line of
Fancy Goods 1
Snilnble for Wedding, Birthday
alld 0fller (TNF{f;,
a A. Deadman.
Druggist, Bookseller & Fancy Goods Dealer.
GRAPiI TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOVTlnIlx nxTEx0IOx, W. 0. &
Ie you purchase 2 lbs of tea I will give
you yowl' choice of a flue fruit bowl or n
very nice oup and saucer at Coats' groo-
ery.
Rev, ben, Bader -teem, M.A., of Walton,
will occupy the pulpit iu Melville church
next Sabbath in the absolute of the
pastor,
Dia you give our tea a trial at 85 and
874 cents par ib, with a nice china oup
and saucer 7 Tho best value in too
County at Coats' grocery.
LAnres' gold pun (or brooch) lost on
Tuesday. 18th inst., hi Brussels, The
finder will greatly oblige by returning it
to Tor Poar Publishing House.
Is the prize list of the Brussels Fall
Show, published last week, Mise Lucretia
Oliver should have been oredited with the
two red tickets for pencil drawing and
water color painting instead of G. A.
,Deadman.
Deeresere—On Tuesday of this week
John Powley, merehaut of Drayton,
died afeer a brief illness, in his 40th
year. He will bo greatly missed both in
Church slid scouter natters. The funer-
al took place on Thursday of this week,
the interment being made at Spring Hill
Trams leave Mussels Station, north and cemetery. Alex. Brace, of this place,
south e.s follows.— was an uncle to the deceased.
Going South., (icing oortb• L,tsr Wednesday afternoon the local
Mail 7103 a.m. I Mixed ......,.,,.9:80 9.0(
Mixed 8:45 p.m. l Express 0,95p.m
Express.:. ...111J5 a.m. Mail a60p.m
Q;IT� 3. .0:Ura ; tms.
A chiel's among ye Lakin' notes
An' faith lie'll prent it,
BeAirrn at weather.
Betels slippers, good, cheap, A. Good.
ExrnA value la Pure Piokling Vine-
gars at Thomsons. 4 -
Olin week from next Tuesday will be
the 1st of Norember.
Femme Division Court will be held on
Thursday of next week, 27th inst,
Tun more tea you buy the handsomer
present yon get at Coats' grocery.
Fou the largest stook and beat value in
Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, go to
Thomeon's. 50.
JAnies LIVINa9TON, M. P., for Waterloo,
and Lawyer Miller, of New Hamburg,
were in town this week.
Toe beautiful weather on Tuesday
afternoon wooed some of the orioketere
to the Park where as enjoyable time
was spent.
A mom stock train passed through
Brussels last Saturday going east. The
amount of business dere in this luso has
been very large this year.
A tip-top stook of Bill heads, letter
and note heads, envelopes, statements,
memorandums; tags, eta., kept always in
stock at To Pose Publishing House.
HAvx you seen the fine display of fancy
crockery at Coats' grocery, if not, it is
time you had. Come and see whether
you purchase or not. We will consider
it a favor. 15
rem an acre of land in Brussels, Wm.
Norton secured a ton of green feed and
over 100 bushels of potatoes. This is
surely a good return considering the dry -
11055 of the summer.
Emmen; To Wm n1Sits.—M. 15, MoLI-
doo, Dry Goods merchant, will pay the
return fare of any person in Brussels or
locahty buying 55,00 worth of goods
from bim. Givo him a call at the new
Beaver Block, Wingham. 18-tf
Tnn2enew feet barn was raised on Thurs-
day of this week. It is 3806 feet. It
stands on the site -of the barn recently
burned.. Livingstone Bros. purpose build-
ing a new flax mill next year on the same
farm. P. Thomson has the contract for
the barn.
Se. Devrn's Careen, Henfryn, is now
being repaired and painted, therefore ser-
vice will be discontinued for the next two
Sabbaths, The church will be re -opened
on the first Sunday in November. Ser-
vice at 11 o'clock 0. m. and 8:80 p, m.
Speakers from a distance expected.
Boors .txn Saons,—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 fit guaranteed every time.
Repairing promptly and neatly attended
to. Shop at the Bridge. Jae, McCue
ante 12-1f.
As will be seen by a report published
elsewhere in this issue Brussels curlers
are matched against Harriston in the
medal competition, wibh H. 13. Morphy,
of Listowel, as umpire. Our knights of
the stone are plaoed in group 14 along
with the clubs of Kincardine, Luakuow,
Wingham, Wroxeter and Listowel.
Pusnz\o Asstn.—The proprietor of
the steno grin, mfll has recently added
some of the latest improved machinery
and is prepared better than ever, to give
satisfaction to the mobilo, Flour and
feed kept constantly on hand for sale.
A largely increased trade is being done
this Pall which goes to prove that their
dealings with the farmers is as they
would desire it.
SCOTT ACT.—Last week lee. Fulton, of
Winthrop, and Jacob Lamb, of Milburn,
were each fined $50.00 and oasts for vio-
lating the Canada Temperance Aot. On
Tuesdayof this week oases were heard
against Wm. Gill, of Ethel ; Edward Mc-
Namara, of Leadbury, and Wm Bairns,
of Walton. Mr. Gill's case was dismiss-
ed and the two others were assessed $50.-
400 and costs, Police Magistrate Will.
famepresided. Lawyers Scott and Sin-
clair Were in attendance.
Mlnxn'nuoy,—Last week, according to
announcement, F. C. Rogers' millinery
opening for the Fall and Winter season
took place, Miss Green had taken no
email amount of trouble in arranging the
show room and the largo number of lad-
ies visiting this department expressed
thele pleasure at the handsome and at-
tractive display of hats, bonnets, ribbons,
pinatas, alt The Noted Cheap Store
has made a specialty of millinery and
they do a large trade fu this line.—Mrs.
Alexander's millinery was also on in-
5509±1on this week and a very neat die-
play of goods was exhibited. All the
work done le under her constant super.
vision and aonsequently general satis-
faction to her customers is the result.
As wo have Meted before a person is
hard to suit if they cannot secure n, tasty
and stylish hat or houhet in 13ruseels and .
Mrs, Alexander feels assured that all slut
needs to eatiefy the pidgin as to be abil-
ity to please is a fair trial,
sports had some fun on the race course.
Thos. Hall made a bet with T. O'Neil that
the "Magician" colt owned by the latter
could not trot a mile in four minutes.
The bet was taken and whet' the trial was
made the little mare, 411 her mils easily
iu 8:52. A skirmish then took plan° be-
tween Gns. Goebel's "Olean Grit" and
O'Neil's "Magician" and the spectators
say there was lots of flus.
Blnte SOCxevx.—The annual meeting
of the Brussels Branch of the Bible So-
ddy will be held, hi tbo Methodist
ohuroh, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th,
commencing at 7:00 o'clock. The agent,
Rev. 3. G. Manly, who delivered such in-
teresting addresses in bis two visits, will
be present and speak on "Israel and
Egypt." A large attendance is. asked for
and the local Oommittee is requested to
meet the Agent at 7 o'clock in the
thumb.
Ton POST would like to see an oatmeal
mill started in town.—A. new Publio
School building erected that would be ' a
credit to Brussels.—A Literary and: De-
bating Society organized and thus give
the young men an opportunity of moon-
ing the art of speaking in public.—Every
other church take the same interest in
their young people that Melville church
doss —A great, big union charity concert
on the evening of Thanksgiving day in
the Town Hall.—Anobber hundred mem-
bers added to the roll of the Mechanics'
Institute.—The race course purchased by
the people of this locality and extempor-
aised Into an Agricultural Park,
Tare week we came across an old pa-
per referring to the organization of the
first volunteer Company in Brussels.
Jas, Vanstono, now in Missouri,
was the first Captain of the Ain-
leyville Company of Infantry of Volun-
teer Militia. By way of curiosity wo
append the names of this body just to
show how loyal the old "stagers" were
in the days gong by :—James S. Van -
stone, Captain ; John Leckie, Lieuten-
ant ; Geo. R. Ross, Ensign ; Francis
Belly, Uriah Bass, Wm.. A. Fiehleigh,
Henry Mooney, Robert Mooney, Simon
Grant, Thos. 3. Hingston, Richard Mur-
phey, Alexander Moore, John Angus,
John R,. Grant, (Lieutenant), David
Mollison, George A. Beer, Charles Ain-
ley-, W. M. Hale, William Mooney, W. J'.
R. Holmes, William. Wright, William
Hogg, Thomas Watson, Jonathan Pea-
cock, William Docket, Charles Baxter,
James Gibson, John Tait. William Ain-
ley, Thomas Bernard, Thomas Angus,
Donald Ferguison, Donald McNaughton,
William Norton, Robert Sheridan, Geo.
Manning, Thomas Rice, James McIn-
tosh, John Manning, Edward Kirkpat-
rick, Alexander Ferguson, Isaacs Pavvson,
William Clark, Alex. Maple, Jas. Gib -
e011, Adam Reid, Henry Chapman, Alex.
McNair, Charles McLellan, Peter Grant,
Bishop Ward, Robert Ainley, Henry T.
Switzer, James Smith, Henry Cardiff,
George dloock, James Roddick, Ben.
McDonald.
Onre.—John Landsboroough, sr., of the
4th concession of Tnokersmith, died on
Tuesday, 11±11 inst. Mr. Landsborough
has, for several years, beer troubled more
or less with an affeotion of the heart but
until within the past six months no seri-
ous- results were anticipated from it.
Since that time, however, he has been
very poorly and for six weeks he haabeon
confined to bed most of the time. Under
these circumstances, therefore, the end
was nob expected. loth Mr. Lenclabor-
ough and his family were fully prepared
for the great ohange, and under such cir-
cumstances death is robbed of more than
half its sting. Te was a native of Kirk.
cndbrightslnre, Scotland, and was the
eldest sol of the late Wen, Landsborough.
He was in his seventy-fifth year, and
came to this country with his parents
and other members of his family in the
year 1834. He then located the farm on
which he continued to reside until his
death, his brothers Samuel and James
owning and occupying the two adjoining
farms, while Robert bas ono abont a mile
distant on the same concession. Like
the root of the sturdy pioneers who came
from the same locality in Scotland and
settled in this county, he took his farm
when it was en unbroken wilderness and
11e leaves it a fertile and comfortable
homestead. He was married after oom-
ing to this country, but hie wife died
about 19 years ago. He had a family of
eight ebildren but only throe survive him,
one son and two daughters, He was a
ooneistenb member of the Presbyterian
church, and for many years was an elder
of Mr. Graham's congregation in Eg-
tnondville. Lately, however, ho has been
eonueoted with Union church,Bruoeflold.
In politics he was a firm Liberal, and was
to groat admirer of the late Hon. George
Brown, Hs was a man of the most m-
etalled character, of the strictest integ-
rity and Wt's in every sense .a good and,
worthy citizen. His remains were inter-
red in the Httrpurbey cemetery on'Thurs-
flay of last woe'(, and a very large num`
her turned out to pay the last tribute of
respect to the mortal remains of a moat
worthy man. Tho deceased was the
father-in-law of Mrs. Ino, Landsborough,
formerly Mr,,. Lang, i;ister i.o It, Leath.
olaiak', of Brussels.
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Loss' on Wednesday a very small gold
owes, part of an ear -ring. Finder will
please leave at TnE Pose Publishing
House.
NS= Sabbath Bev, J, 5, Parke, of
Blyth, will ofiiointo in St. Jol1n'a chinch
and Rev: W. T. Oleg will take his work
at Blyth,
A ne mm= of the W. 0, T. U. will be
held on Saturday afternoon, at 8 o'clock,
in the basement of the Methodist church,
A fell attendance of members desired,
THE Hallelujah Quartette were on
hand last Friday evening and gave a
song service in the Town Hall. rThe at-
tendance was not large. Those who were
present had en. enjoyable time.
Mne, War, Beaune, and Mrs Veal were
solioiling aid for Mrs. Jeremiah Blaehill
on Monday of title week. Wo are glad to
kuow that they did not meet with many
refusals as Mrs. Blashitl ie in needy cir-
cumstances.
special meeting of this
Society was held last Saturday afternoon
and was addressed by Miss Cowan, of
Seaforth, an energetic worker in the
temperance cause. Tho ladies are think-
ing of trying to arrange to push tho work
with the children of the Public School.
DEOEABED.—On Thursday of last week
the -wife of Robert Stretton died at her
home in Newmarket, at the advanced
Iwo of 82 years. The funeral took plaoe
on Saturday afternoon, Ino. Mooney
and wife and Jas. Stratton and wife at-
tended the burial. The old lady was the
mother of Mrs. Mooney and Mr. Strut -
ton. Their father, who was up here last
spring, is over 80 years of ago but has not
been having good health this fall,
PIMPLE Wr. Mlcow The Durham Re-
view says :—Wm. Willis, lately of Brus-
sels, has returned to Durham and will
assist Mr. Sperling in the egg business
for a few weeks. Will is a good head
among the "boys," who will be glad to
see him again.—In last week's issue of
the Brandon Sun there is a tip-top ant of
"Lord Heade," Jno. E. Smith's Clydes-
dale stallion. It won the 1st prize, di-
ploma and gold medal at the Fall Exhi-
bition and has woe. 17 1st prizes, although
only 4 years old, Mr. Smith has lost
none of his love fora good animal..—Ino,
Stanley, of Seaforth, was in town over
Sunday. He oamo out on "business," of
course.—MTs, Welsh and daughter, of
Blyth, were visiting at Mrs. Le Bon's last
week. -0. 13. Vanstono was home
from Elsinore, Bruce County, for a
few days thig week.—G. A. Dewar, of
Seaforth, was the guest of Dr. McNaugh-
ton for several days last week.—Wm. and
- James Hunter were in town this weak
visiting their mother. The elder brother
contemplates opening up the blacksmith
shop formerly managed by his father, W.
T. Hunter. We wish him sueosss in hie
undertaking.—R. J. Clark and A. Hal-
lingby spent last Sunday in Toeswater.—
Mrs., J. A. McNaughton has returned
from a visit of over four weeks to Sea-
forth.—The Misses McGuire epent Sun-
day is Wingham.—T. S. Humphries and
wife were visiting friends at Londesbora'
this week, -James Forsyth is renewing
old acquaintances in this locality. He
has a good situation, in oonnootion with
one of the America* fashionable summer
resorts. Since his lust visit here he has
toured it through Calilbrnia, Florida and
other States.—Mr. and Mrs. Howell, of
Maysville, enjoyed a visit with their Bon-
in -law and daughter, S. Plum and wife,
this week. Co. Qemmissioner Ainsley
woe in town on Monday looking after the
job el mason work at the iron bridge.
W. F. Kelly has the material ready for
the wing-wall.—Addie Cormack, who has
a situation in the Herald office, in Du-
luth, Midh., had the misfortune to lose all
his clothing, except what he was wearing,
bya lire at his boardinghouse,—We were
pleased to receive a letter from our old
friend Jas. Wilkinson, now Lieutenant in
the Salvation Army at Bowmenville. He
is getting along well in his eastern home
and to add to his happiness renewed his
subscription to Tete Poox.—llrs. Walter
Riohardson, who has boon very poorly
for a good while, left last Monday for
California, where she will epend the
Winter, wibh the hope of regaining her
health. The best wishes of a large circle
of friends go with her in her long journey.
W. Hargreaves, brother to our townsman,
has purohasod a drug business in To-
ronto. 'f.'hs three brothers now own drug
stores in Brussels, Paisley and Toronto.
—Miss Bella Taylor, of London, went
home last Monday after a pleasant visit
with the Misses Thomson, of this place.
Some of the boys put oil agape.—Mrs.
Montgomery, of Walkerton, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Vanatone.—J.
Robertson was at Montreal for a few
days last week. Jno. Boddiok leas been
on the sink list for the past week but we
hope to see him able to attend to work
ere long.—Mr, Goforth, who lectured on
the Mission field in Knox Church, Brus-
sele, some time ago, was ordained Chia
week, at Toronto, and will shortly leave
for Ohinia where he goes as a missionary.
We wish 11101 abundant suooess.—The
Messrs. Sperling were vieiting Mrs, Wat-
son Ainley last Sunday.—Robt. Hendel•-
son has been quite ill during the past
week with a bad attauk of pleurisy. We
don't want to lose Bob. yet awhile.—Mies
Gatley, of Wingham, was visiting Miss
Addie Vanstono last weak. --George
Smith, wife and children, who have been
visiting in this locality for several weeks,
returned -bo Newatk, N. J'., last Wednes-
day.—Mrs. Pierce and Miss Cainpbell, of
Toronto, spent a few doe in tower last
week..—Gue. Gcebel was visiting in Mitch-
ell this week. Ile brought a trotter book
with him that he says is very speedy.
Rev. J. H. Dyke' and bride and Miss
Dyke, of Henfryn, wore in town on Tues.
day afternool.—Mian Annie M. Ross is
Visiting et her uncle's 1n Guelph, where
the remainder of the family intend mov
Ing in the course of a month.—W. 13.
Dickson was in Goderioh last week.—Mrs,
W, R. Hamilton, of 'Teeswater, is visiting
her daughter, Mee, Walter Coats. -Chas.'
J. Passmore, of Holyi.'ood, spent a fow
daye in town this week,—Gordon Moon-
ey and wife have gond to Elaine/eswhore
they expect to put in the winter, --A Lot-
ter lies beet received from Geo.1'laycrofb
giving an account of his safo 'arrival in
California, ---Jamas Goldie, of Guelph,
arrived. Home 'from Sdotland tho other
evening and lli3i employees 'lock Myatt- pimento, 09., on lot 10, con. 0, Grey.
ago of the occasion to present him with a Sale to comet= at 12 o'clock, noon.
oonplimontlury madmen, Janice Wilson, David MttoGuiro, prop„ A,, Delgatty,
of Brunie, was tem of tho company. an0t.
I nave just opened the conteu15 of two
large hogsheads, 1 orate and 5 cases of
staple and fancy °rookery. Coats' groo-
ery.
"opening" at ddant Good's atone,
last Saturday, was n snocose fu every
Benne of the wore. The youngsters were
there in full force and the "oldsters" as
well•
9,'115 services conduotcd by the Rev.
Mr. McLellan in Ituox Ohuroh, last Sab•
bath, were both pleasing and profitable.
He tvi11 occupy the pulpit for the two
following Sundays.
A wsusnto is on the tapir for next
Tuesday evening, in too Molltodist
ohuroh. W. llfoEwau and Miss Frame
Nora Oliver are the contracting parties,
"For goodness sake don't say that I told
you.,
THOMAS BALL,VYTTRs, an old resident Of
t Brussels, has purohasod the house and
lot on Thomas street from Robe Ross,
the price being $500. It was a bargain.
We believe Mr. Ross and family will re-
move to Guelph before long,
leis reported that Vanetone Bros. have
purchased the planing mill and furniture
faotory plant belonging to Ieaae Roger-
son, of Sunshine, There should be, and
is, a first-class opening for a furniture
manufactory in Brussels and we hope, if
the pnrohase is completed, that Messrs.
Vanstono will see their way clear to move
the maohinory to town.
"Wet Peen NA Poo."—Tho following
sketch is from n Toronto correspondent
t0 the Goderioh Signal and refers to our
old friend Lion Alexander :—Huron men
have been crowding into Toronto during
the past year or two, and among the best
known of them is John Alexander, yolopb
"The Lion," formerly of Brassols. 'The
Lion," as his old Huron cronies still Call
him, has several hobbies, one of which is
reciting stirring Scotch pootry, which he
delivers with a rising ono falling inflec-
tion of voice, that gives a awing to the
rythm and a music to the cadence of the
poen'. Ile also dips into verse occasion:
ally on Ibis own account ; and if his Peg-
aseus does limp here and there, the auth-
or's animated elocution covers many of
the defoots of the feet of the lines. Mr.
Alexander baste third accomplishment
He is a jack-knife wood engraver. The
local newspaper (Tun Pose) in Brussels,
has had many a;work of net from his
trust)' pocket-knife—wood outs used to
ornament the various lines of geode sold
in his store. The monster thistle out,
whioh ornamented the posters sent out
by the Brussels Caledonian Society to
advertise their annual games, was also
the product of his knife, or hatchet, as
the case maybe. He is a great artist tin
wood and original poetry ; but his wood
outs and poetry are generally turned to
n practical a000unt; they are used for
advertising purposes. Mr. Alexander is
now engaged by the St. Leon mineral
water company, and his poebry and ar-
tistic fattoy gives life and attractiveness
to the advertisements. This water is
said to have excellent qualities as a speci-
fic for indigestion and dyspepsia, and llir.
Alexander's verses sound the praises of
the fluid in oatohing rhyme. Aout made
up of bottles of St. Leon in the shape of
a man danoiug with joy over his care is
the oonception of the artistic fancy of
"The Lion," and attracts much attention
in the shop windows, for nearly every
grocery and drug store wile St. Leon.
The wells are in Quobeo, and there is au
immense demand for the water all over
the county. Geo. Good, of Seaforth, is
agent for the comity of Huron, and al-
ready a considerable quantity has been
disposed of in your county.
T81o.c0' 2s7'-
.Betz.—InFresno, Cal., on Sept. 24th, tho
wife of Mr. Thomas Ball, bf a daugh-
ter.
Lnrlco.—In Listowol, on the 15th inst.,
the wife of Mr. Peter Lillioo, banker,
of a daughter.
D.tmc—Fox.—At the residence of the
bride's parents, on the 13th inst., by
Rev. W. T, Cleft, of Brussels, Mr.
George Dark to Miss Adeline, daugh-
ter of Mr, Michml Fox, of Groy.
Dxissc—BALL.—In St. Georges' Church,
Goderioh, Oat. 5th, by the Rev. John
A. Ball, assisted by Rev. W. A.
Young, Rev. Jabez Harry Dyke, of
Henfryn, to bliss Mary Jane, young-
est daughter of Mr. Stephen Ball.
Tonneeos•—Gnnmu.—At the residence of
the bride's father, on the 12th inst.,
by Rev. W. Torranoe, brother t0 the
groom, assisted by Rev. 0. Hamilton,
Mn Andrew Torrance, P. S. T., of
Mornington, to Miss Maggie R•.
Grimm, of Flout. .
ash-
Srnsrrox.-0n the 18111 inst., at New-
market, Mrs. Robb.. Stratton, aged
82 years.
Pownoe,--In Drayton, on Oct. 18th,
John Powley, aged 45 years, 1 month
12 days,
LAnnenonouou.—In Tuokersnlith, on the
10th lost„ John Landsborough, aged
74 years and 6 months.
001t1e0T.ab 0Aaevt7LLt
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas,, ,
Butter, tubs and rolls
Flourper dozen
our per barrel
Potatoes
Hay per ton, .... . .
Hides per Ib
Salt per bbl., wholesale
Sheep skins, each,...,
Wool, per lb.
070109 were.
75 80
45 5806
27 80
• 58 54
20 00
17 00
4 50 00
50 00
8 00 9 00
61) 80
50 1 00
20 28
.L:.•r7•CT5.0 ' 20.& ,20 .
FnmAr, 00r, 28Th.—harm stook, lot 25,
ooh 4, Morris, Salo 0onmlenoes et 1
o'clock p, m• Cines. B. 1Iarris, prop.,
Geo. Kirkby, auo.
Feiner,' OCT, 2Ben.--•Farm stools -and
implements, on lot 18, eon. 18, Grey.
Sale to commence at 1o'clock, p. 111.
John 'V. Steiss, prop., A. Reymann, auct.
Motteee,,OCT. 31sT.• -Farm stock, in1-
MoonAr, Ocie 24Th.—Farm, farm stook
and implements, on lot 211, oon. 5, Grey.
Salo to commence at 1 °Weeli p. n1. sharp.
Wm. Spence, Executor, A. Raymann,
duet.
Tnunenax, OCT, 20Tu, --Farm, farm
stook and implements, on east half lob 2,
con. 2, Grey. Sole to oommento at 12
o'clock, noon. Thos. Wright, prop., Capt.
Strebton, noel,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
t..QTRAYBD ON THE 1?R1;MIS-
t'a of the nn lernlgurd, lot a non, 12,
Grey, on or about 5,01. 1211,, au aged nun.
7'he 01811100 IS rnrpnOxUad to prune properly.
Inn, ,,hn'10s and toga 111in away, 1A1,0840
Sl ITO PILI',, Brume/ s P. 0, 13
STOVES, 2W0 WOOD AND
ono 00(18, the latter of now 010e312,, w1111
open ,(rate n ad alekel 1005 a bugs, all suitable
for heating perp0500. Any or al for sale at
a groat bargain, Good no Corp. ;leap a goal
0I wenn. otovu.• Army 08 toe Ynst ow,. 13
DAY UP.—ALL PERSONS IN-
,lebtod to the bate Oita of 1'•rayorolt
Bros, are requested to call and settle the
same AT 09550. The books maybe found nt
the store of Alesers, liayoroft & Turnbull.
8.ff YOUN
J. G. BKIONIO,G.
1 nxeooxons.
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QTRAYED FROM LOT 15, 00N.
5,00 or about, Sepbombor 09th, a far-
row cow, dark rod in Dolor with white star
on 1100 Pace, is 9 years old. Any information
that will load to her recovery will bo
thankfully received by Whi. FAILQU1IAIt-
SON,c1t11o1P.0. i13-tf
BANKING.
aINTQSII 5c MOTAGGARTI
BANKERS :. BRUSSELS
Transact ca Genera/ Bayilcony
Easiness.
od
Nntos Laband, dlsoountod,
Xeterestallowod on dstloeits repayable on
denla
prompt attention given to eollootione.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
rADE & SINCLAIII, BARRIS-
alma, PCO. Office in Lookio s bleak,
Brussels. Moneyto Loan,
NAT B. DIOIKSON, (LATE WITH
P V o (,}arrow &Proudfoot Goderioh) So-
licitor, 0onvoyanoor, &o. °moo, Grant's
block, Brussels. Money to loan,
ALEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF
the Fourth Divielen 0onrt, 00. Huron,
Ooaveyaneer, 'Notary Pubilo, Land, Loan
and Xlsuranoe Agent. Funds invested and
to loan. 00155tione made. Ofll5o in Gra-
hum's Bloc)c, Bresse's,
s,0'05- CUNN:NGyq�Y
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
QTRAYED ON THE PREMTS•
• ns of the undersigned, lot 0, con. 10,
Grey, on or about tat of Poly, it yearling
steer,red hl eol0r. Tho owner in requested
to prove property. pay expenses and take it
away. GEO. FOREST. 13-
QALE NOTES.--NOTIOE IS
hereby given that the sale notes rooaiv-
edfrom ' the anotion sale of David Purvis,
M orris, tall dud on Ootober20th and persons
interested are requested to settle them at
anon. Notes will he found with Alox. Nioh-
01, of Morris township. A prompt settle-
ment.- desired.- 11.9
REAL ESTATE.
flOMFORTABLE DWELLING
MVV von SALE at a bargain. Lor fell par-
ticulars se to onion,l1°o5tiou,1 oto„ amply to
W. B. DICKSON, 8-tf
CHOICII FARMS FOR SALE.—
A few splendid, improved farms for
sirloin the township of Grey, Morris and
MolDllep. Apply to A. DIsLGATTY, Oo.
Auctioneer,Brussols P. 0,
TARM TO BENT. --A GOOD
Form near Unloads to rent, 00 pores
cleared, 00 nares under gross, Milano° under'
tillage, Apply to Brussels 0. 0, or to the.
undersigned at Ronald's Doundry, Brussels,
Out. 5 I JOHN B1i.OAD1 OOT,
T UILDING AND CORNER
• STONE POR 9 udar;;iguod hos
leased. how it's. Wm, $hive, a Stolle
Quarry, for it 110.5011er of y0000, 0.5,1 13 ,ww
1.100ps red to furnish any quantity. or Sni ICI
alit Corder Stout, at r, remount,:., rite. I' Or -
010.0 :nteudiug in baled sboald remember
Hiss I can 0upidy all lee Stone, 1n addaiou
to doing lbs Penson Work. W. P, SIOLLY,
8.90( Jiruesols, 1
'VALUABLE FARM IN GREY
TOw,i'611 Ir ran 4AL1,:.-'rba eni,SCTjhrr
oMira 1113 crotoloot 119 rero farm, ' 'ng Int
10, e•.a.:0, N soy, for sal,. T.,ore nor al aures
8te,red 011.1 eider 01' , the tut 4n00 t,aurae
ed5 ill n 0:'d arnod. f tiara is ae tau r dwi•M•ig
hum0, 1,1. in barn uu lat:,ido.,gond orohnr J,
Lwn 710, x .tn•l a 'tho mane+'td, 0.0.:1V0nto:,a-
00 mi 1811 phwa, She Carol ja 1011tte,1 1
1.:, fru,u 64° pauriahi,3 vi1n40 01 Bnts-
h,'0. 1',n fort:,,.: mmra;c Oars us to prien,
v, rw•-,,lu' , apply, 00 190 prouner:l, to July
1 \ l' II \'1.', ('r,pr:etar, nrueoelo 1'. Il. 10.9*
LTIA IMFOR SALL.—T TIE 5UlB-
A seurnen offers hie V0.10.01d13 103 anro
farm, beiuglot 3, con. 1:3, 0rev Township,
Huron Co.. for sale, There ere about 75
acres cleared and In good heart, Mare Is a
log house, good frank hare, beetle; arousal,
and all tun no550a2ry 000y0nienm•.a o0 the
premises, icor further part unbars, ne to
Pref., terms, Oto„ apply t., too 1'r•,01:a8a,',
'0 HOS, 111500 I', Clare P. 0., N, W.1.`„ or to
2.0 11001,48,0 B x18100(77 (3o,sole
ARM IN GREY TOWNSHIP
non 6Ar.E.—B0111V 10t 14, eon, 10, con-
taining 100norms. is is partly cleared. the
ba.auoo wail timbered. A never failing
creek crosses the place an 3 it is well adapt-
ed for al thor fanning or 50051.19. C n1 3 Ilse -
Cao sell 4000005, bulla east pert of lot ,ll,
eon, la, nearly all °leered and inn gond
state of cultivation. A good irr"ne barn
with a goad stone stable underneath and a
ower failing wall l0 also 00 the phtoo. For
in,ther partienlarn appy s0 150 prop r1010r
nu the 01aenr This lot is snipes; to tu0 nth -
00, ,3{7015(17 AV15R r, Proprlel"r, 1.05
Li1AR51 FOR SALE. —THE SUB.
100.
-0110(0 his acce'.l+ut is -.0 sono
forma 1, 'Otto. Itis eitnato 100 •rnn, Grev,
being let 8 and west part of lot ti, ;Nero is
abonh 10081x00 cleared. The buildings aro
good. Two bares 1v3111 stone stabling, pleas.
ere Cis i2 foot and 81x61• feet rospectivoly.
There arc two frame dwelling Muncie, young
Orahant sI1;1 notes, and all the 00,veufmr
cel. 1.110ro Ca ,t 11ever-failing1,+ 0priug ernes On
030 glom. Possession could be given its any
t'1ne, Tho form le 413 miles free 13 reseals
and is 10. a oplondid loanlity, moat to tho
school, °heron, ,to, For prime, terms, eta„
npVly 10the Proprietor
r55-1JUtN t.X11, Ppleml.
2(� AIME FARM FOR SALE.
•g./l,J --A first -°lase farm for sale in the
Township of *nods to the Cut lily of it anon,
being south half of north half lots 20 h 20
and sputa half of:?1 in fit h con„ °0ntaluing
Sad nems more or loss, 121 /taros mostly
clear of sl.tiulpe nut in a good state of oulti.
vet' on. Wore is n young bearing 0rouorri,a
good hoose and hauls barn 06 x 00 feet with
steno stable underneath, !'Ito farm 10 situ-
ated within a mils of 0.1)e Village of 13ruaseis
ODA Is a good farm for grata or stock rnio-
illg ia4It to Watered with the river Maitland
and never failing spring (Ironic, Possession
will be given at any time, For further MIT-
tleubtrs apply on too premises 01 to A,lt.
HOB 131.t'p9UN, Brussels, P. O. 6.12
•
Farm von lbs«Ll(y,
The0abseil 00ro (fora for ealo his valuable
Farm in the Towoohip of Groy, oomprioing
lots 0 and 7, eon 1111 said township. This
farms °anteing 900acros and is within 12 miles
from thethrivingvillage 04 Brustiolit, with
geodgravol road loading thol'eto. About 100
aeras 1500 o15±re4, free 0020 9221111,5 and In a
High state of onitivatiou, ''Titolie-lance Is
pully wooded. Thin farm is paraieularly
well fenosd,aoarlythe whole of the formes
Indus Straight and basing been oroeted. in
1805 end .50, 011 the prom ioostl3erois item -
/pliable log dwelling house and age°deramo
halm with stone stablingunderneath in
which therm is a 731,11 With an abundant imp -
ply of ex°011em Water. There lb likewise it
now frame l)nplontout louse, 40x20, tv011
0loore t,aliovo'anil 1,01070, •cud neat/ 'shied
line. painted, Pon particulars npuly to the
Proprietor, 707±1802 USCItBON',
itoelctrer,Ourpu Oo.,
1119- Oollo•lolt
MEDICAL CARDS.
R. HUTCFI•INSON HAS RE
moved his °moo to J. Hargreaves'
Drug Store. 1(osidonoo on M111 Street
T A. MaNAUGHTON, M. D.,
5) • M.L.B. 0,P, Bdluburgll, Physician
Surgeon and A000ncher. OE ea, Mrs, Bblel's -
blonk, Turnborry Street,
M. F. CALE, M.D., 0. M.
Member oftho College of Physicians and
Surgeons ofOntaaioby examination.
Omo0 andliosidouo—Mala Bt. Bast, Ethel
Ontario.
DENTAL.
G. L,Ball.L. D. B„ Honor Graduate and
M.B. 0. D. B., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide
Gas administered. Prices graded nudes low
as good work can bo done for.
Oihoc over Johnston's Bsrdwaro Store,
Boaforth.
'W, J. Foar,L,1) B. Graduaeo of To-
ronto School of Dentistry. All opor-
ations guaranteed. Office—Cady's
Block, Boaforth.
Artfuolalteeth, 1rstquelity, arida
guaranteed ftt,for $12.00 nor sot.
A, A2 '710, 7r, TO S„
Honor Graduate of the Royal College of
Dentl inistrToronto. n0xtnGAo administered for for them,gexra-
tion of teeth.
OFFICE.—•G,u•nald Bloch, BRUSSELS
AUCTIONEERS.
340110 P Ii1BK13Y, L1OEN-
t.A srn .luotieneer. Salon conduct o.1 on
Tonna/labia 100110, farms 0.1111 farm stook a
nocolalty, Ordw's left at Tan Pao,' P,1Mlisli-
Sag henna, It rnsanln, or sent to Welton post
°luoo vr11! rewire prompt attention.
A LEX. DELGAT'SY,AtJCTION-
.c� EMI, Is prepared to att0(110 to nr,lue on
the ebortext notice. Orders only be loft at
'run Pon Publishing House, or rut are shad to
Brus.uln P.O.
A RAY3IANN, AUCTIONEER,
.C3.o is always ready Ito attend sales of
farnls,•ferul stock, &c. Terms ollour fully
glvou. Oranbrook P.O. Bales may be ar-
ranged at T1113 P 06 Publishing pause
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS,
'cg, l-1. ltc011ACKEN, ISSUER
9' a of ,lAtrrlage Licenses. Otllee et his
Gtocery,Turullerry Street.
A MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR -
- ringe Liognsee, by appointment of
',tout, -Governor, Commissioner, &a„ Q. D,
Ocnt'oyaaeer nod Agent Fire Luanrenes 00.
011feo at the Oran brookPost OAtoo,
W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
•
Graduate the Ontario Veterinary
dollego has resumed the pr settee of John
Nott, V,S„ 011, is prepared to trent 011 dis-
eases o1domesticated animals on scientific
41711 a pprr, Cod priusiples, Troatmet t• of del-
icate foals 0 5000in117 OMoo two doors
North of Bridge, Turnborry street.
� _ q
aI. BLASIIILL,
Butolthanking
his many °u0t0eters for their
• F. W Itib°r,d ehppe t in the pest
10 wishes t0 Inform thou that at
ilia shop In Smalo's block he keeps nothing
but first oh,ss mento, all kinds of Poultry
the tow ns free. Ptahllpaid for Vat Stook,
Hides find sheepskins bought for Cash,
ERK8Eil1-E BOALI --THE
- nnderalgaed elan a Moro `-bred Berk-
shire Boarfor service on lob Moon, 0, Grey.
Terni% 70 cents, with privilege of returning if
nee08eary, Wtkt. HAli1tlRlf. proprietor.
DUNG HORSES FOR SALLA.
•-filo ondoreigued will sell 4 illroe-year-
old eons, Ono is a driver, pall bleed, and
the other 'three aro general purpose ani-
mals. Theyw111 be sold either separately
or es tannin Its best suite the pur0ba0er.
Now is the Gime 10 boy at a eea5onatde.5g-
u1.0. J110, 0Ul3(Oli.Etitlol, 1440
OTE LOST. -ALL PERSONS
aro cautioned against negotiating 'a,
joint note, ,prawn In favor o1 Wm, Pattetsoa,
Morris, by Win, and Jahn Ashton, of Morris,
for sum of over 9600. as the net° has been
lost and payment emptied. The finder of
the note will bo rewarded by leaving it at
Tian POST Publishing House, b reseals. 14.40'
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership ltarotoforo existing bo-
tween Wm, 0. Smith and Thee,. A. lions,
paintsre, doing business under the mune of •
Smith & Rose, baa tbio day' boon dissolved
by mntual001050nt. Tile a00ounts of the late
110,n '7011110 rooder&i immediately, and oat-
Moment mast be maple with' Wm. Smith ,
who will aontinue the buoiuess and Pay all
1110 tabun,
73atod at liru98nle SW. B1111411, .
Witness• NVl Its limn T. A.11,088,