The Brussels Post, 1887-10-28, Page 88
ARRIVED
BIBLES, TESTAMENTS,
• CTIILDREN',S BOOKS
pi1 i? a lttrgo lino of
• Fancy Goods 1
Suitable for Wedlling, Birtilday
and other (lifts.
G. A. Deadman.
Drain! iat,13ookeeferdf Fancy (hoods Dealer.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION, W. 0. t% D. Ir.
Traineioavo Brussola Station, north and
south as follOwa:--
Goirlg South. /1°lug North.
afnil 7:02 am,I Mixers 9.10 amI'Ixpross,11:4r, a.m. Ma11..............3:50p.m
Mixed 2,10 p.m. 1 Ttxprues 0,35p,m
A ohiel's among yo takin' notes
An' faith he'll prcut it.
Boerne slippers, good, cheap. A. Good.
Pon the largest stook and boot value in
Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, go to
Thomson's. 50.
Sovrnu: items of interest are orowdod
out this week but we will find room for
them in our next issue.
I HAVE just opened the contents of two
largo hogebeade, 1 crate and 5 cases of
s20p10 and fancy crookery. Coate' groo-
ory.
JADES J000s Inas his new chop arranged
in a very neat and attractive manner and
is rocoiving.a dandy new stook of watcbbs,
clocks, jewelry, dm.
A tip-top stock of Bill heads,,letter
and note heads, envelopes, statements,
methorandums, tags, etc., kept always in
stook at Tne POST Publishing House.
Fopnxn Division Court was in session
on Thursday of this week, Judge Doyle
presiding. In addition to the Iooal legal
talent Messrs. Mabee and Morphy, of
Listowel, were present.
Wm. BLASEILL desires to return his
best thanks to the people of Bro.ssols and
surroundings for their gifts to Mfrs. Jere-
miah Blashill. Amy other persons desir-
ing to assisttJ.ier in the way of wood,
flour, treat of money will be helping a
needy person. a
Brame Socaerr -The animal meeting
of the Brussels Branch of the Bible So-
ciety will be held, in the Methodist
church, on Wednesday evening, Nov. 0th,
commencing at 7:00 o'clock. Tho agent,
IIev. 3, G. Manly, who delivered suehin-
teresting addresses in his two visits, will
be present and speak on "Israel and
Egypt." A largo attendance Is asked for
and the local Committee is requestocl to
Meet the Agent nt 7 o'clock in also
church.
CEANOE Or ]100IXESa.-This week Miss
Ellie floss purchased the fancy goods
business of D. A.. Sonde and has taken
possession. She has also seatuod tho
righb to manufacture and sell the eelo.
brated Constitutional corset which has
boon brought So prominently before the
public dewing the past few years. We
Welcome Miss Boss into the business air -
'ale and hope she may find her now oc-
cupation pleasant mud prolitablo. Mr.
and Mrs. Smile and daughter will re.
11107(3 to Flint, Mich.. where they intend
pushing the corset business on a largo
sortie. We would rather see people mov-
ing in than going out but if they are do-
tormined to live in Unole Sam's possess-
ions we wish them every 5000108.
Dien.. -Dr. T. LoP. Fiigiano, for 40
years an esteemed citieon of Hamilton,
died at his residence last Monday. II°
was a dentist by profession, and a Music-
ian of eonsiderablo excellence -a tasto
which all his family havo inherited in a
bigh degree. Mrs. Filgiano diocl some
years ago. Mr. Filgiano was born in
Montreal (14 years ago, and was educated
at St. Sulpioe. Apoplexy was the cause
of death. HIo was taken very ill when
out of the city a week ago, but was seem-
ingly in good health since coming home.
Monday morning he was found dead,
lnieeling (11 prayer. It was a fitting close
tooth° life of ono who all his.days was a
just and upright man as well cts a whole.
milled, genial gentleman in his social
side. Bo 79008 au alderman fjor No. 5
ward a Sow years ago, and the city hall
flag floated at ltalf•ntast out of respect to
his memory. The subject of this notice
was quits) well known int Brussels, having
made professional visits here for several
years.
To Brnnnnns om Dame= Honsne.--
Notice is hereby given that at rho annual
meeting of the Dominion Draught Horsd
Brooders' Society, to be held in Clinton
on the second Wednesday in December
next, a rocomnlendatiou wilt bo presont-
edby the Directors to ohauge•tho pfeeent
standard of registration to read as fol-
lows: -.M1 Imported Stallions of the
Clydesdale and of the Shire Breeds
whioh travelled in the Doniiuion prior to
1886, having podia oes satisfeotory to tho
Council, mayboregistorod freo of char -
shall and
l c oligiblo for yre iotrf . Withstallions
this
exception, every application by entry
rnust be accompanied by proof that tho
anindl sought to be registered is tho pro-
duce of a sire registorecl rn oithor oftho
Clydesdale or Shiro Stud Books of Groat
Brftaia, Canada or the United States, or
of an irnportod horse registered in the
Stud Book of this Sooioiy, and wt 0007
with at least one Dross of either of the
h000clo named. Applications under the
present standard of two crosses (efthor or
both of which nutq be rogister0(1 will he
aacoptod sip till December lot, )Blanks
and further information inay bo had by
addressing tho Secretary. By or'dor of
tbo Direetore. lojjh'.Mclftra,AN, Prod -
dont, OOnetnilee, P. 0. JADES MITOMILt.,
Secretary, 0oderidh, Out.
TIME more tea you buy the 'handsomer
present you get at Coats' gr000ry.
Tim null pond was frozen over last
Tuesday night for the first time this
fall.
WANTED, an apprentice to learn the
blaolcnmith business. Apply to W, T.
I3nntor, 10
Rats Sofia,. Soxrs will officiate in Mel.
ville ehuroh next Sabbath, filling Rev.
Mr, Ross' plaoe,
Tn] violent wind storm on last Sunday
night blow down several signs, levelled
fonoos turd caused more or loos damage
through this section.
ANY quantity Of cordwood will b0 sow -
chased at the Brussels Salt Works by F.
C. Rogers. It takes a good many cords
to run tho blodk a year.
ALL of the holol-keepers in town, Cilias.
Sage, of Walton, and A. Steward of Bol -
grave willappose before Police Magis-
trate Williams, next Tuesday afternoon,
A. G, DEADn1AN, of Delaware, father 0f
our townsman, has over 3,000 bushels of
apples in his orchards this yoar. Ho
talceo groat delight m this deparbnlout of
his work.
Lou W001105011.3, while George Henry
and sister wore out driving their buggy
had a wheel taken off by coming hi con-
text with a runaway team attached to a
lumber wagon.
TEE Canada Gazette contains the fol-
lowing announcements :-3Orcl Huron
Battalion of Infantry, No. 4 Company,
Clinton -To be second lieutenant proms.
ionally, Sergt. Edward Coleman, vice
Soott, resigned.
TEE new barn on duo. McCrao's farm
adjoining Brussels was raised last Fri-
day. Tho day was rather unpleasant
yet a goodly number =opted. of the in-
vitation and aided in putting the timbers
in their respective places.
Mos. BAINES, of Sunshine, had the mis-
fortune to lose a buckskin purse, contain-
ing about $7.00, in Brussels on Friday
forenoon of last week. A suitable reward
will be paid the finder if the money is re.
turned to Tan POST Publishing House.
Alma= evening of next week will be
Hallowe'en. It is to he hoped that Con-
stable McComb will be on the alert and
suppress any of .the boyish pranks that
aro sometimes perpetrated. It's high
tin10 this otd-fashioned sillmoes 790103 rele-
gated to tha bygones.
BOOTS AND SEOEs.-While thanking the
public for their past support I desire to
state that I am prepared to manu£aoture
all kinds of Boots and Shoes from tho
best stook and alit guaranteed every time.
Repairing promptly and neatly attended
to. Shop at the Bridge. Poo. Meow.
1777),. 12-tf.
MAITLAND SxATixa AND Cimino noo Rxvs.-
A. general meeting of the stockholders
of Maitland Skating and Gosling Rink
Company, for the annual election of of -
floors and transaction of other important
business, will be held in the Contrail
chamber on Monday evening, Nov. 7th,
at 8 o'clock. A largo attendance is re-
quested. R. GEATOA M, President, J. Hut -
(MUTES, Secretary.
Tris Seoratary of the Brussels Railway t
Committee (1F. S. Scott) received a letter
from Mr. Van Horn relative to the exten-
sion of the C. P. R, from Guelph to Gode.
rich. Ho said little would be gained
by an interview as nothing would bo de-
cided until their• surveyors had been over
the ground between the two points men-
tioned above. He hints strongly that an
air lino is what they aro after and want
to keep as clear of other railIvay lines as
possible.
P000eri. Wo I(NDW.-Bert. Jackson has
recuperated sufficiently to onablo him to
resume his old position m the sloop. 100
are pleased to see him about again.-A11-
drow Payne and brido, of Princeton, were
visiting at Robt. Wilson's last week. Mr.
Payne and Mrs. Wilson are cousins. -
Mrs. H. Metcalf, of Gnolph, is on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. J. L. Kerr. -Moses
Armstrong, who has been working in
Arnott Bros'. factory for some time, has
gond to Woodbridge where ho will learn
the tinsmithing.--Lincoln Pelton, of
Bushland, Illinois, is spending a week
with hie brother Ryall. -Last week Adam
Good tins more than pleased by receiv-
ing a cabinet photo of his parents, who
reside is the, Emerald Isle. It is 16
yours since 14Ir. Good Saw them. Tho
"old fouls" are over 70 year's of age, re-
spectively, yet they talk some of coining
to Canada to neo the "boys." -Mies Et -
tie Ward has boon enjoying a holiday
with Ina cousin fIt Clinton this week. -
Chas. W. Jackson, third son of Walter
Jackson, left this Week for Toronto
where he oxpeots to take a situation. It
is not flattery to say that ho is a model
youth and wo boliove ho has a bright
prospoet fol' a prosperous life. Brusools
Oen ill afford to part with him.-Robt.
G. Wilson was at Woodstook on business
conncotod with his farm in that locality.
-W. II. ECM, who hoe been in Algoma
for several months, arrived in Brussols
on Tuesday of this week. Ho had. a
rough passage down as they met the
storm of last Sunday. Mr, Hill has been
bothorad with fever but will pull up now
that he has got home. -'!'hos. Ross, who
has boon 1001:1120(1 tlio tailoring with his
brothore, has, gone to Toronto this week
when he will take a situation in one of
rho Queen's city establishment. His re-
moval breaks up "No, 4" and the boys
aro casting about to find is substitute.
We wish Tom success. --W. R. Hamilton
of Toeswater, spent last Sunday with his
son-in.law, Walter Coats. -Tho Mitchell
Advertiser says :--Gus Goebel visited his
Mitchell friends this week and gave us a
friendly call. Gus loolce well, consider-
ing he residos in a Scott Act county,
whero he cannot oven got lager. Mr.
Goebel takes home with shim the lino
stopper, known as Mand Jones. Sonlo.
think that this fast trottor will yet rival
Maud S. Sho has 1116 appe0ranae of
being fast, so that sho and her driver aro
mated. -Geo. Love and ivife worn at
Listowel last Wednesday attending tho
wedding of their noieo,-Mies Ilttnter, of
Milverton, ws,s visiting frionde in town
last woek.--Miss Annie Corbett, of Toron-
to, 7vas rho pooh of A. Bruce this ween,
-Thos. McGillicuddy, of Toronto, 7930
in town oil Tlutrsday eollooting informa-
tion =looming the salt industry of this
section for Goo 13urmoo of Ind0St'ios. Ho
lilioe his now position well. -W. A. 17(•0-
1(179011 and bride will loam Bruosols for
Owen Sound on Friday, whore tboy will
200(02170 steamer for Thoosalon. Mr. Mc.
Wants to scoop posted on rho doings of
13runeols so hat subscribed for Tan Poor.
TH __ .. ':OT. 28, 1887.
E BRUSSELS EOST._.M...., �•
Exxon vitluo io Puro 1'iolcling Vine-
gars at Thomsons. 4-
Tnla Golunlbne FVato)1 is a good, rolia•
ble time keeper. For aalo at T,Fnnx0nEn's.
A 00NTL0nIAN writing from Atwood
says :-I oonsklor Tint Pus'r a No. 1 local
journal. I know of no paper, in it town
such ae yours, is to equal it.
EXCURSION To W1No0At1,-M, H, MoIn-
doo, Dry Goods morohant, will pay the
return fare of any person in Brussels oc
locality buying $5.00 worth of goods
from sum. Givo him a cell at the new
Boavor Blank, Wiogltain. 13.2f
Tin. Orangemen of this locality intend
celebrating the anniversary of tho Gun.
powder Plot by holding an entortttinment
10 their Hall on Monday evening, Nov,
7th. Alter refreshments have been serv-
ed a musical and literary program will
be in order.
MEnar Manrn/ire.--The Forestors of
Brusools havo secured the eervie00 of tho
talented young Canadian ventriloquist,
W. B. Burgess, to give an entertainment
in the Town Hall on Friday evening of
nextweok, The press giros him a good send
off whorovor ho has 'appeared, Mr. Bar-
gees will be assisted by local talent, Keep
the dato before yon aucl go and enjoy a
night's fun.
T2 u'B.EAN0E.-As has been 'previously
anoounoed, a Temporanoo Convention for
the East Riding of Huron will be hold in
the Town Hall, Brussels, on Tuoeday,
Nov. 8111, oommonoing at 1. o'olook. The
oleotion of officers, arranging tbo repeal
vote campaign and other matters of in1-
portance will bo brought before the gath-
ering. In the evening, oonnn0uoing at
7:30 o'olook, a public mooting will 11011010
in the Hall, to be addressed by'Rev. W.
S. Griffin, D. D., of Guelph, and others.
Music will he supplied by Mrs. J. A.
Hutchinson ; Rey. d. S. Cook aril Mei.
Cook, of Bluevale, and Cl. 13. Harris and
children. The public cordially invited.
No admission foo charged.
Ws MAT EXPECT plenty of poultry on
the market until after Christmas. -The
evenings to lengthen and people, deoide
on amusements for the coming winter. -
Paring boos to become 'common in the
country. -Oyster suppers to take their
innings and bo as popular as oven -The
oharity 0o0oert will draw a crowded house
onit170 evening of Thanksgiving day. -Early
skating if this cool weather continues.-
Xmas goods, presents, oto., to ooil1e to
the foro.--Brussels pork market to boom.
-Blore weddings next month, in town
too. -The municipal pot to commence
boiling before 1oii .-Sovoral briok strict•
urea to be erected next year in town.-
Cheap cigars to rise in price as the cab-
bage crop is not as good as usual.
OntnoE BLosso0s.--Tho Methodist
churoh was crowded on Tuesday evening
with a very happy looking company, as-
sembled to witness the nuptials of Won.
A. McEwen, merchant of Thossalon,
Algoma, to Miss Nora Oliver, one of B rus •
solo highly esteemed young ladies.
Shortly after 7 o'clock the wedding mar0li
was played by Miss Clara Creighton and
before it was finished the bridal party
arrived. Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. M. Swann, pastor of the ehuroh,
according to the Methodist discipline.
The handsome bride was very becoming-
ly attired in a cream satin dress, with
cashmoro drapery bohmd and tho front
and sides embroidered in cream silk and
pearls, silk tulle veil and wreath of orange
blossoms. The travelling dress 7v0s a
brown tweed. Tho bridesmaids wore
Miss Eliza Oliver and Miss Hambly.
Thoy wore piuk satin basques and om-
broidored lawn skirts. l.aoh carried a
handsome hand boquot, which they pre.
seated to the bride. Tho groom was well
supported by A. Strachan and A. M. Mc-
Kay, bachelor merchants of this town.
After the ceremony there was the usual
fueiledo of rice and it was distributod So
indiscriminately that a good many 1nlo.ro
than the bride and groom sharod in it.
The guests followed Mr. and Mo. Ma.
Ewen 20 the residence of the bride's par.
ants, Flora street, where a splendid ro.
past was awaiting them. The Brussels
Band serenaded Mr. and Ides. MoEwen
during tho evening. Congratulations
wore tendered the happy couple in pro-
fusion and among others telegrams were
received from Dr. and Mrs. McLean, of
Woodbridge, and. Mr. and Mrs. Folly, of
Toronto. Tho happy twain took the
night express for a short wedding trip.
TEE rove returns thanks for wedding
cards and aake, and joins with a largo
cirolo of frionds in wishing Mr. and Mrs.
MoBwon a great many years of happi-
ness. The wedding gifts "wore of a very
flnoorder andwere compri8edea follows:-
Plush photograph album, Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Stewart ; silver 1rioldo motet, Mrs,
F. 0. Rogers ; pair oil painted placques
mounted an plush, Miss Nimbly ; four
silver tablespoons, Win. Vanstono and
wife ; parlor lamp, W. Noll and wife,
Walton ; crystal water pitcher, Miss
Tait, Walton ; half dozen silver dinuor
knives and forks, D. 0. Schafer, Tor-
onto ; oil painted plaequo, Miss Adapts,
Toronto ;linen table °loth, Miss Iittmiah
Adams, Toronto ; ono dozen silvor tea
knives and butter knife, 14Iiss Eliza H.
Oliver, ; embroidorod foot rest, Miss
Pauline Olivor ; silver napkin ring, Mrs.
Swann ; individual silver cruet, A. M.
Maxey ; fancy pitcher, Miss Molloy,
Cranbrook ; silvor napkin ring, A. R.
Smith ; crystal water jug, Wm. Bill ;
wicker work basket, Mrs. Grundlor, Tor-
onto ; halal palated• china salt and popper'
oroot, Mrs. Barter, Toronto ; crystal
°ileo plate and mustard pot, Mrs. Maun-
ders, Ethel oil painting and painted
panel, Miss .Innis Oliver ; silver pieklo
cruet, F. S. Scott aindwife ; silver hnttor
cooler, J. II. 'Young and wife ; savor
Cruet stand and silver spoon holder, Alias
Mary Oliver ; terra oorta flower vase,
Miss Creighton ; choose dish, T. McMwon
and wile ; silver bnttor,000los, Miss Lu-
cretia Oliver ; silver salt dish and spoon,
Alex. Strachan ; hand pained foot stool,
Mrs. Hardy, Toronto ; ladies oonnpan-
ion, A. M. Kay, Gado:Soh ; linen tablo
ol
otl
nr
M
ts,fannillio
n . two fanit
p1atos, Mrs, Martin , half dozen tablo
napkins incl silk hiudlcerdhfo'f, Mom.
1I011 ; set of crystal, A, Bruce and wife ;
pair feathor pillows, J. Wholpton and
wilts Ethel ; embroidered Sofa pillow on
plush, Aliso Thompson, Brantford; silvor
salt and pepper eruct, Jas. Buyers mod
7vifo ; carving knife and fork, 13. Gerry
and wife ; lair of gilt Dictums frames, R.
1,oatherdalo 0110 wifo two Celery, dithers,
ltaevo McCracken and wife,
Ws koop in stook a full supply of all
grades of Aruorioan watches at reasonable
pr1000. Guaranteed. T. I runs ulbt, Jow•
eller,
Most you soon the fine display of Moray
crockery at Coats' gr000ry, if not, It is
tlmo you 1mc1. Como and see whether
you purchase or not. We will consider
it a favor, 15
AT Tun DeroT.--Superintendent Stop.
henson, of Montreal, and Assistaut.Sup-
erintomleni Tiffin paid an oflloiai visit to
Brussels abatiou last Wednesday, Their
ol'lieigl car was attached to the noon..
brain,-Ttvocare of Manitoba wheat worn I
roeoivod for the roller mills this wook,-
The earpent a gang of tho G. T. 11. have
boon re -shingling the station house. They
peep "batch" in tln0ir own car instead of
boarding out. -Operator Richardson left
for a now position on Thursday and Mr.
Mollghary lofts resumed work, having re-
commit from his r00011t illness, -Seven
loadoll freight cars were run on tho mid-
day eXproso last Wednesday to get
Uhr00911 the rush of froight,--Oto Wed-
nesday of last week J. A. Creighton, our
station agent, arrived moire from is visit
of two molts to Ifoutroal, Portland 1300 -
ton and other places of note. He gives
an interestingacoouut of alto "Hub" and
the scenery around Portland,
TnE anniversary soevices of the Water-
loo atroot church, Stratford, wore 0017•
elided Monday ovoning by tt 900y SucOOS-
1nl tea-meoting, followed by addresses
and music, The attondanoe was good,
and the edibles excellent. In the after
meeting the pastor, ltev, W. Smyth, oc-
cupied tho chair, and interesting address-
es
ddresses were delivered by Revs. Messrs. Sol-
lery, of Lucan ; Ilorridge, of Brampton,
and Wright, of Knox ehuroh, intor'spors-
od by anthglns and songs by the thous of
the church. The evening passod most
pleasantly. The prospects of the Cboroli
appear bright, the attendance having
been growing handsomely under the pros.
ant pastorate, It is even contemplated
to make extensivo impr'ovemente and ad-
ditions to the church next year to 00oom-
modate the growing congregation and
give room for the development of the
cameo in the fine field that exists in that
part of the city. All woll.meaning people
will be glad to know that the Waterloo-
st. church is on the upward move and
that the energetic and able pastor is be-
ginning so soon to seethe promiso of good
fruit in response to his earnest labors.
a30RE. .
DIOxSON.-In Clinton, on the 21st inst„
the wife of Mr. Chris. Dickson, of a
slaughter.
WILLors.-Tu Blyth, on the 28rd inst.,
the wife of 1410. Philip Willows, pump
maker, of twins -son and daughter.
12ARRSi7s.
Doorman-Sou/mom-At theresidence of
tlto bride's parents, Groy, =the 26th
inst,'by Rev. W. T. Muff, of Brus-
sels, Mr. Jas. Dunfor'd, of Brussels,
to !!Miss Emily Small(lon, of Groy
township.
McEwsN--OLxvinl —In the Methodist
church, Brussels, on the 25th inst.,
by Kev. M. Swann, Mr. Won. A. Me -
Ewen, of Thossalon, Algona, to Miss
Nora, daughter of Mr. Janes Oliver,
• of Erussels.
Aualaxuc:rc--KELLY.--At St. Michiel's
church, Blyth, on the 17117 inst., by
Rev. Father Aloward, Mr. Thos.
Armstrong, of East Wawenosh, to
Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr.
Daniel Kelly, of Morris.
1r=.
FlLarsNo.-In
Hamilton, at his late resi-
dence, 280 James street north, on the
23rd inst., Theo, Le P. Filgiano, in
the 041;h year of his ago.
C1ocsINs.-In Walkerton, on Friday, the
30211 September, Margaret, tbo be-
loved wife of Mr. Alexander Cousins,
aged 85 years and 10 months. Win;;
hart papers please copy.
4Vo7Tt01,7
FRIDAY, OOT. 28'011. -Farm stock, lot 25,
oon. 4, Morris. Salo oom111en000 at 1
o'olocic p. no. Chas, B. Harris, prop.,
Geo. Kirkby, nuc.
Pumtr, OCT. 28m. -Farm stock and
implements, on lot 18, oon. 113, Grey.
Sale to oomme000 at 1 o'olpok, p. rn,
Wolin V. Steiss, prop., A. Reymnann, aunt.
MONDAY, OoT. 81sT. -Farm stook, im•
plorient0, cbo., on lot 10, con. 6, Grey.
Sale to commence at 12 o'olook, noon.
David MaoGuiro, prop., A. Dolgotty,
aunt.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. OTE.-h'arm Stook
and inlplononte, on south half lot . 28,
con. 7, !!Morris. Sale to 00mmeuoe at 1
o'clock p. in. Geo. Readman, prop., A.
Delgatty, anat.
FMm:4Y, OcT. 28211. -Valuable stook and
implements,' on lot 3, eon. 12, Groy.
Salo to 001111)1 Once at 1 o'clock p. m.
U. MoFadden, prop., A. Delgatty, Guo.
Pamir?, Nov.. deo.--Sawmill, logs,
lumber, farm stook and implements and
timber for cordwood, on lot 18, con. 11,
Grey. Sale commences at 12 o'clock.
To bo without ' reserve. Rayinann tlO
Stratton, Auctioneers. Hiram Whito,
'Proprietor.
00111rx0'riln OA11EmULLt EYEln: 771EIC.
Fall Wheat 75 80
Spring Whoat 70 80
Barloy 45 55
Oats 27 80
Peas ,.. 53 54
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 18 20
Eggs per dozer- 17 00
Flour per barrel '4 50 00
Potatooe .,, 50 55
Hoy peg ton .. 8 00 0 00
Hideo por lb 4' 0
Saltee bbl., wholesale.... 00 80
Sheep skins, oath. 50 1 00
Wool, per lb. 20 28
Pork 5 500 0 00
01.07.01T1079 MLa-Zoo1.iiMii,'ii.
COMMUTED OARNMILLY B91i117 WEER..
Fall Wheat 75 80
Spring Whoat 70 78
Gats , 28. 80
Pons 58 55
I3arloy 50 50"
Potatoes 00 05
flutter, pox lb ..... 20 00
Eggs, dozer.........: 10 00
Apples, per bushel .. , , 40 00
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
T.0011 SALE.—A I/A1t0i±; QIYA.N•
• T1Tr of good hay.' Also two first -01605
Omelet rains, 0(sy eau bn dollvorod any
dim o. Apply to T1IOS, PEPPER, lot 8, m0.
ooselon 0 pray, Brit Imola P.O. 10.4
��. twTRAYED ON THE' PRLJ'MIS•
1J 1>15 of aha 00,1005 fined, lot 6, eon. 13,
Gray, on or about Sept. lath, an amid ram.
Tim owner la roquo8tod to prove property,
pay obarjon and talcs trim away. JAMBS
MITCHELL. Bruner; P. O, 13
3 STOVES, TWO WOOL) AND
ono Goal, the lett or of now design, with
op0n grate mud Woke mein sum all suitable
fur hooting p0100es. Any or all for Oslo at
ofga groat bargain, ss,Apply at the now.
Post Wilco bo13
DAY UP.—ALL PERSON:-! IN -
;tabled to the Into firm of }layered
Bros. are requoeted to mail and settle rho
same AT exalt, The books may bo found at
Om store 0010cssrm, Hoyo oft ,o Turnbull.
J. G. SIiENN, 1. pxuconon0,
13.00 J, II• Yol'iNG. f
LiTRAYED FROM LOT 15, OUN.
5, on or about Soptamber 29th, a far-
row cow, dark rod in color with white star
on her Moe, is 3 your; old. Any information
that will load to hor rocavoryy will bo
thankfully reooivod by W.M. FAI3QUHAII.
SON, Ethel P.O. 13-tf
t ALE NOTES. --NOTICE IS
L) horoby gluon that the solo nates reooly-
ed from tho auction 0alo of David Purvis,
Morris, 1511000 on October 10th and jl0000ns
interosted aro reryo0stod to aottle thorn at
0noe. Notos twill be found with Alex, Nich-
ol, of Morris township. A prompt settle•
moat desired. 12.0
REAL ESTATE.
l'CAIIORTABL'E DWELLING
• Iron S.IMI at a bargain. I'or full par-
ticulars as to Orion„location,' etc., apply to
W..11. DICKSON,8.11
HOIOE FARMS FOR SALE.—
A few splondkl, improved farms for
Aldo in the township of Groy, Morris and
Mo0illop. Apply to A. DLLGATTY, Co.
Auotlonoor,Sruesols P. O.
DUILDING AND CORNER
S Tann Non SAnn,-Tho undersigned has
loaned, from Mrs. Wm. Shine, a Stone
Quarry, for a 0umbor of yenta, and is now
proper od to 01101sh any gl7anblby of Building
and Corner Storm at a roaeonab la rate. Per-
sons intending to build should remember
that 1 can supply nil the Stone in addition
to doing the Mason Work. W. P. KELLY,
VALUABLE FARM IN GREY
Towxsnrr mon assn. -The subscriber
offers his excellent 100 acre farm, being lot
12, eon, 30, Groy, for sale. Tiler° are 80 awns
olearod and under Drop, rho balance timber -
oil with hardwood. Tnoro is a s ton s availing
house, frame barn andatable. , good orchard,
two volts and all the n000090y conveniono-
os on the piece. The farm is located 3
miles from rho flourishing village of Brus-
sels. Por further particulars at to price,
terms. &o, apply, on the promises, to JOHN
VINCENT, Proprietor, Brussels P. C. 10-30
t1AR3I FOR SALE.—THE SUB-
Banlnitn ol0ors his valuable 100 ooze
farm, beinglot3, eon. 13, Grqy Township
Huron Co., 100 sale. There are about 75
norms olearod end In good boort. Thorn is a
log house, good hank barn, bearing orchard,
and all the necessary oonyouienaos on the
promis08. Por f0rthe' particulars, as to
prl00,to1'me, oto„ ripply to rho Proprietor,
'!'HOS. HISLOP Clamp 0., N.W.T.. or to
3-tf DOUG ALD ST11AO0I.1N, Brusools
t(ARM IN GREY TOWNSHIP
iron 0A7n.—Boine lot 14, eon. 10, 00u-
taiohlg 100 mores. It is partly cleared, rho
beano° Wold timbered. A novas falling
crook crosses tho plow and it is well adapt-
ed for tftbor farming or grazing. I will like-
w ise soli 40 mires, being east part 0f lot 14,
con.10, noarly 011 eloorod and in a good
state of cultivation. A good frame barn
with a good stoeo stable undoruaath and a
never failing wolf isalsoon the pinoo. For
further partiauinre apply to the proprietor
on they lana. This lot is 'onpooito too oth-
or. GEORGE AVERY, .Proprietor, 1.21
�i lAI1M FOR SALE. —THE SUB •
8010011115 offers his excoile:A 125 ELM
farm for sale.. Itis situated 011 con. 0, Grey,
beingg 1011 8 and wild part of lot ti, There le
about 100 aoros olearod. The buildings are
good. Two barns with stole stabling, meas. •
tiro 05x40 foot and 3(1100000 feet respectively.
There aro two frame riwoning pensee, young
orchard of 12 acres, and 111 tide Conreilien-
cos, T11ore10 a 10701.1011100 spring 0re0a on
rho p11100. P00 800101> oonld be given at any
time. Tho farm is di miles from Drosses
and isiin a splendid locality. loan to the
sohooi aburoh, &o. Por price, 2000>8, oto.,
apply to the Propriotor on the prom Ism
0=tf JOHN SNI(1030, Proprietor.
)Aro AORE FARM FOR SALE.
Adlrst-olasolartn for solo in tho
Township of Morita in the Oounty of Huron,
boi1g south half of north hall Iota 33 & 01
and south half OP 20 1n 5t11 eon., 0ontaiuing
200 soros more or loss, 120 nem mostly
clan. of stumps and in a good stato of culti-
vation, Mono is a young mooring orohard,a
good llouso and hank barn 10 x 56 foot with
steno stable -underneath. The farm is situ.
atod within a inllo of the Piling° of Brussola
and is a good farm for grain or stools rais-
ing as lloowaterel with tho river Maitland
and novor failing spring oreok. Possession
will bo given at any tIIpe. Por father par-
ticulars applyy on the Promises or to A..lt,
ROBENTsON, Drosses, P. 0. Golf
Executor's Notice.
All partial having claims against tbo E0 -
tato of the Tato RonE0T Ross, of 1110 Town-
ship o1 Groy, in tho1County of 0uro1 who
()ten on or nbont the 2nd clay of Jane A. r',,
1887, aro, on or bolero rho 1st day of Januar
1880, to son . by post (propaid) to tho under=-
stgnod thole 01ris2213 and onrnam55, ad-
dress and description, with fu11 particulars
O 1 their claims, a statemont of their 00.
Donuts nod nature of their seouritioo, if any,
]fold by tho.n, and in default thereof they
will be peremptorily excluded from partial-
g ating iu the said estote. A11 persons in-
dobtgd to tho deceased whothor oy book
account or otltarwiso, aro reg050te1 to pay
Eno Memo to Wm. Spoece, on or before tho
abovo mentioned date,
10.8m WIUI. 81'EN030, Executor.
Dated in Grey this sod clay of Oct, '87.
Vols. -sea teiesio,
' Tho subsarl uoreforefor psis 111s valuable
Varna la the Township of Groy, o0mprising
lots and 7, 0ou.11 in said township. This
farm contains 200aorosandio within 11 miles
from$ho thriving village of Brusools, with
goodgrave.lroadlaading thoroto. About 160
aero axoolaarad
t
e troo from
stumps and i
high state of. cultivation •. Tho bl11aIIC0 is
flatly v001106, This Maim 10 partioltleily
wolllonood,noarlytho tupelo 0t tho fouoon
'born({ straight mud having boon orootot in
1885 and '86. On tlioprem.isootharoie tt oom•
fortablolog dwolliug house 1711;1 it goo dfr0mo
barn with steno orotund underneath sin
whi0htlle:o IS a wolf with an abuulant sup.
ply of oxo0110112 water. Thorn is 111rowtso a
DOW frame Lap mount hotls0, 4(1x20,-77011
iloorod, above 71,1 bolowand nuat,y stand.ern paintod. Par partlet, lain aunty to the
Propriotor, JA1,1ES DICKSON,
Itngletr,r, H11von tin„
1213• SOdorlah, '
BANKING.
MoINT0S11 & 1"IoTAGGART,
BANKERS :- BRUSSELS
Transact a General Banking
Business,
240200 to hand dleoouo tod.
Intorsetallowed on deposits ropayabloon
110,uand,
Prompt 008011 lou gluon to 0o1l00tlone,
LEGAL AND CONVEYAENCiNG.
ADE & SINOLAIR, BARRIS •
Tuna de, 01110o in Leckie's b10ok,
Bruosele, Money to Loan,
B DICKSON, (LATE WITH
V 79 • Oarrow & Proucifoot, (20,10 leh) (in-
lleltor, Convoyamoor, &0, (11100, Grant's
block, Brusools. Money to loan,
ALEX.. HUNTER, otER1{ OF
Um Fourth Division Court,Co,-Huron,
Convoyanoor, Notary Public, Lancs, Loon
antllosuranco Agent. Funds inveetod 4101
to loan. Oo,loctiono male. 0ifico in Grn-
haln'0 Blnok,Bruseols.
vpsecT CUNNIN0/144
01100110Nc'O,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH•
MEDICAL CARDS.
R. HUTC.IHINSON HAS RE-
-g--• moved his olllco to J. Hargreaves'
Drug Store. Itesldonoo on Mllt Strout
A. MaNAUGHTON, M. D., 0.
0.1 a 001.18,0.1', Edinburgh, Physiotan
Surgeon and A000uober. 01floo, Mrs, 8hiol's
block,'1'urnborry Street.
M. F. CALE, M, D„ 0. M.
Mombor of the Collage of Phyeioiaus and
Surgeons of Ontaaio by examination.
011lae and Bosidouo-Main St. East, Ethos
Ontario.
DENTAL.
ISM/NT TY kiiGC.E17(
G. L. Ball ,L. D.S., honor Graduato and
M 11 0 D S , of Toronto. Nitrons Oxide
Gas administered. Prloes graded mules low
as good work clan bo bone for.
OSloo over Johnston's Hardware Store,
Seaforth.
113 MN CCIl P.
1. J. Pour, L. i) S. Graduate of To-
ronto Sohooi of D00215 l7. All oper-
ations guaranteed. 0113 oo-Oady's
Block, Seaforth.
Arai finial tooth, Drat quality, anda
guaraotood flt,ior 912.00 per set.
Y3Y+:N'rite 9'-
oot A. SC—ARTIST, Mr. Sr, S„
Honor Graduato of the Royal. College of
Dental. Surgeons, Toronto, N1T1100 Oxlnn
GAS etlministorod for the pelmets oxtrae-
tiono1 tooth.
d0P79ll:lg.---Q 110'9old Itlomi:, 113117031S1S
AUCTIONEERS. .
(7.E0RG11 KIRKBY, LIOEN-
\..Ai 0En Auotioneer. Sales oonduotod on
roaoonablo terms, farms and farm stook a
specialty. Orders loft at Tun Pon Publish-
ing House, Brasses, or sant to Walton post
ogioo will rawly° prompt attention.
ALEX. DELGATTY, AUCTION -
nun, is prepared to attend to sates on
rho shortest rntioo. Orders luny b0 loft at
Tan Pos7 Publishing House, or addressed to
(Brussels P.O.
ARAYMANN, AUCTIONEER,
• is always roadylto attoud solos of
farms, feria stock, &e. Toms cheerfully
won. Oraubrook 1' O. Solos may be ar.
rangedBrussels. at Tnie Poem Publishing. Boise
BUSINESS CARDS.
, . H.
MoO tACKEN, !SSU
of 010rr10go Lioonsoo. Oillco at his
Grocery,Turnborry&troot.
,t 1foNAIR, ISSUER OF 12TAR -
.L�.•, riage Lloenaos, by appointmont o1
Limit - Governor, Commi0eioner, &r.., Q. B.
Ornyoyanoor and Agent Piro Insurnnoo Co.
081oo at the oranbrookPeat Moo.
W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
•
Graduato of tho Ontario Veterinary
co1lsg0 has 10suntod tbo pr lotto(' of John
Nott, V.8„ and is prop0101 to trout all dis•
oaths of domesticated animals on o151,11l
aldapprnvod principles. Treatmoutofde-
feats foals a specialty Office two doors
North of Bridgo, Turnborry street.
BLASHILL,
Butcher, thanking
his many an8t0tn01s for thou
liberal supnport in the past
wishes to inform them that at
his ▪ shop in 3maln's block 170 kc0p8 nothing
but 11051>olaes meats, all. libido of Poultry
and Sausage llfiat Delivered to all parts of
En town trio. Cash ' paid for Pat Stools,
Hides and sheepskins bought for cash.
2
if'AERKSIIIBE BOAR. —THE
.R, Undersigned has a thoro'•brod Bork.
shire Boar for sorvio0 on lot 13,80n. 0, Groy,
Terme 70 mints, 'with pprrvilo goof returning if
nea053ary• WM. 1 0.133111112. Proprietor,
-YOUNG HORSES 1'011 SALE.
JL
--Tho undoreigpod win 0011 0 throo- ear -
old colts.. One is a driver, part blood, y and
the othertthroo aro general purpose 'ani.
wale. They will be Sold olthor s000002ely
or teems ns boot spite alto purolinsor.
Now istho Mina to buy at 10 raasonnble tlg-
uro, JNO. 0003113, Ethel, 14 -IP .
OTE LOST,—ALL PERSONS
aro cautionacl against negotiating a
joint uoto, drawn in favor of Wm. Patterson,
Morri0, by Wm. and Jobe Ashton, at Morris,
for 0 arm of over 8100, as 1110 110 to has boon
lootsld payment stomped. Tho finder of
tho nolo will box/Maraca by loavltg it 115
7.nr•.PosTPnbltshlng neo, I 0r
Io
unools, 14.4y
G� (SIOLUTION ul' PAR't'NEI iillf '.
mho partnership hor01o10ro existfills be-
twoOnWm. O. Snaith .ani Thos, A, Sloss,
pointers,d0inghbuoinees under On maim of
Smith&f100e, aa. this day boon disoolvod
by withal oonsont, Tho 11000uht0 of lam loth
Arm win 10reamed immodintolp and set.
tlomant moat boinnlo tvvtll 1vin, Smith,
who 99111 continuo Vic bus.. ass and pay al'
the dolts.
Dote' at li n0aols W. SMITH,
• Ont,rth 1387. 1T, A, 11085,
Wltuoss : W. I.I. Exult, 101
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