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The Brussels Post, 1897-9-3, Page 88 • THE BRUSSELS POST New Presbyterian Book of Praise, The New Presbyterian Hymn Books have arrived—we have them combined with complete Psalms and Paraphrases :— Cloth, thin, at 10c. Cloth, lame type, at Soo. Paste Grain, soft binding, thin gilt edges, at 35c. Fine Leather, thin, gilt, at GOc. Paste Grain, large type, gilt, at 75e. ABOVE ARE THE LEADERS. A Sunday School edition spec- ially bound, for Se. at Deadman's Drug and Book Store. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN E)TENe10N W. G. & B. Trains freer Brussels Station, North and South, as fo11o'va; Gana SouTH. Goma Rorer's, &Sprees 7:11: a.m. ! \full ..,,..,.....2:01 p,m aimed AAAA9:45 a.m. Exproas 10:01 p.m ,f�T,Q ta.L v'..1.c lV -.7rms. A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. BRUSSELS market Wade. Iv you don't see the Base ball and Foot Labor Day, Mee a rare treat. It's a politic holiday I.breo0XAL and obiter matter crowded so oome along. out this week, Meesee. CoernAxo & Joxtsovox reeoivod Sissy taco on the Grand Trunk on ball iu Brussels next Monde), you will ST4 "D,�1R-D BANK 01? V�y1f's,Z.D4, -11cw.A.eeiz mX—x=eP 7.873- oneLAINTe are made of potato rot in a 18 oases of Swede and Sootalt granite umber of planes. from Aberdeen, Soothed. The Swede THE dynamos are here for the aro and granite is shipped to Scotland in tho inaandesoent eleattle light circuits. Postal : 101/ hours un Labor Day will he from S to 9 a. m., 2 to 3 and 0 to 0,30 p. m,A BI'Wart°A^a°Eik5' ,MId1rCEl8'• W. Rose has bad a big sign painted g Y A General Banking Business Transacted on his liottr mill roof. W. ci. Smith dict SEPTEMBER. LIMIT frosts. Coos. weather. Dress shooting season. Tan Post' gives the news. Do you ever go bass fishing ? TEE steam thresher is abroad. BB0ssnes Fair Sept. 30th and Oct. 1st. NEXT Monday will be a public holi.: ey. Petals are a good crop in this loctuity 1131500500n. 25 GENTS 111 advance gets THE POST for balance of 1897. MESSRS CLEGG & Daum shipped a oar of cattle from Brussels on Thursday. Jas. 11IExzrzs is making some improve. mento on his residence, William street. Cooscm meeting next Tuesday evening owing to Monday being a Public Holiday. "REDDY," Jas. O'Leary's flet trotting horse won 2ud money at Port Huron races. A C.ui of eattle was shipped from Bens. eels station on Monday by Messrs. Scott d Jones. NEST exoursion to Manitoba on Tues- day, 1.1111 inst. Tickets 923, good to re- turn up to Nov. 18th. A GRAMOPHONE entertainment will be given in the Salvation Army barracks on Friday evening of this week. Barestes jnuion Base ball and Foot bell teams get there every time. It's wonderful how they do it bat they do, MESSRS. KERNEY & MCCRACKEN, grocers and restaurauters, bave assigned to A. Hunter. We hope they may be able to resume business. Benesres faotory is making a display of cheese at the Toronto Fair. Mr. Har- ris, the proprietor, has had rare success in prize winning in the past. Tan Standard Bank has removed this week to the Leokie block,wbere they have taken up their quarters. The premises have been pat in first-class shape. Dn.1IrUuLvoY has enlarged and im- proved his residence by the addition of a storey to the rear portion of the house, which with the kitchen will be brink veneered. TEE Harriaton Review says :—The Harriaton "Browns" will play at Brea. eels on Labor Day (Sept. 6) against the Kincardine Club. Moore and Boyd will be the "Browne'!' battery. EAST Haran Fall Sbow prize lists are Out. A copy has been mailed to every member and exhibitor of 1896. If you are not included in this, get a list from D. Stewart or W. H. Kerr, Secretaries. AN interesting letter from George Coates, formerly of Grey township, re. counting his impressions and experienoee in a recent trip to Carey, Idaho, is crowded out of this week's issue. It will appear next week. Toe brick work of the electric light power house was completed last week and the roof is now on, The boiler is in place and the wires will shortly be strung and the plant got in shape to commence operations. These dark nights show the neceeeity for light on the streets. Moxnar an Italian bag -pipe musician, with drum attachment on hie bank which, with oimbals, wee manipulated bye wire attached to the right foot of the aforesaid magician, gave Brussels a call. Another greasy looking loafer eceompauied the "band" and "tapped" the onlookers while the other follow tapped the drum. SPEacALe,—A. Koenig offers two prizes at the Fall Fair, Brussels, for the best foal from his well-known roadster stal- lion "Onetime." The let will be 94.00 and the 2nd 93.00. The above do non ap- pear in the list of specials in the prize list, as the latter was printed before Mr. Koenig handed them in. Here's a good chance for somebody to rake in a few dollars, Judging will be done on the second day of the Fair, TENNIS.—On Saturday, Aug. 2let, the Brussels club went to Winghsm and played a game which resulted es follows: Doubles—Sinclair and Cameron, Brus- eels, beat Bastedo and Griffin, Wingham, 8.4, 0.3. Singles—Griffin, Wingham beat Stuart, Brussels, 0.8, 7.5. H. Bowles, Wingham, beat (lamer'on, Brute stele, 8-$, 7.5. Bastedo, Wiagbam, beat Sinclair, Brnese)s, 5.4. 0-0, Iiailiday Brussels, beat Ed. Be Yles, Wingham 6.1, 8.1. FINE PROPERTY SOLD.—Last week Mre Tufts dleposed Of her comfortable and oomtuodione residence en Queen street to Mise Mary Oomphell, of Motrin, for the OM of 91,300 dash. The purchaser also secured the oarpete, oartains, 32e., which were told at the auction sale on Saturday afternoon. Mies Campbell will take poeseeelon at once, It is a moat desirabl and conveniently located property. Mrs. Tufts intends removing to/r IMI:3olum. bio, where she has a brother and sister in the owning Ball or early Winter. rough and manufactured there. Dan, Dee mox lutcl due of his oyes injur. ed ou Wednesday of last week while working in J. ,C 1', ment'e factory. Hie little daughter, Lizzie, the da previous fell down stellar and hurt her back. It 05'05 a ease of trouble miming in couples. Iwereceon ROlnl is viaitLlg the schools in this loottlity. No Inspector that we know of enjoys the confidence and esteem of the teachers under him as does Mr. Robb. lie merita it by the fair; int. partial and genial manner in which he performs his duties. ONE day last week as Wm. Denbow was working with his team at t Agriaul• tura! Park the horses took fright and ran away. The driver was dragged for some distanue and reoeived quite a shak- ing up. Two wire fences were coaled be- fore the horses wore stopped. One ani• mal reoeived some bad auto, thee OnAPEn.— u Werinestley morning Gomer Green the athletic pump inane• faatnrer of Brutsels, brought a ample of millet, grown on the farm of Ed. Brewer, Morris, that measured 7 feet, 6i inches. He says it will yield 10 tone to the Gore and we are not prepared 00 contradict him. A giraffe would be in clover in a field of millet of this height. Qvnis a bit of excitement has been caused in town over the leasing of the fishing grounds above the dam on the Maitland. Notwithstanding Sohn Mo. Bain landed the biggest black bass last Saturday morning that has been any fisberrean's luck this season. It measur- ed 20 incises and plumped tile scales at 4 pounds. Mao. was not a ringer either. IT took three full columns in the W ingltare papers to tell of the wonderful victory when the Foot ball team of that town won the League championship from Brussels, but when our boyo wallopped them at Blyth the other day a, skimpy Bi line item did the business. Defeat 151001 be a bitter pill for those Winghamitea to swallow. Funny people those Wingham- itee, Wet. Brno's team ran away from Dr. Kalbfleisob'e where they were tied, Tues. May afternoon. At Wm. Ainloy'e corner they ran full tilt into a maple tree whiob cheolied them somewhat in their mad race. Tin'. they veered northward and after 1,"11111' 011 eitho' side of a tele phone pole, where the wagon and a large share of the harness was deposited, the equines pub up Queen street homeward. The wagon and harness were badly wrecked. FALL FAIR SPEEDING.—A. Committee has arranged the following speeding eon• tents'for the 2nd day of Brussels Fall Fair :—Farmers' trot or pane let, $5 ; 2nd, $3 ; 3rd, $2. 3 minute trot 1st, 915 ; 2nd, 90; Srd, 94, 3 minute pace 1st, 915 ; 2nd, 98 ; 3rd, $4. A11 } mile heats beat 3 in 5. No antranoo fee to farmers' race. 91 in others. All oonpetitors must be members of the Agricultural So. piety, Speeding commences at 3 o'clock, There will also be foot races and prizes for best lady drivers. BAsnnALL.—A friendly game of base. ball was played. on Wingham Park on Thursday, Aug. 19th, between the Wing - ham and Brussels teams, .resulting In favor of the vieftore by a score of 22 to 10. The following is the there : BBUBsnLs, B 0 WINGIAM, 1i 0 Stratton, ab " 8 7. Lockridge, c 0 2 Damien, 2b .........8 4 Small, eb 1 4 Downing, if 8 e Angus, p Brawn, a Coakley, 1U " 4 Lewis, 8b Kendall, es 8 2 T,inkl Thomson, p Bather, rt' Hogg, ct HEAD OFFICE. - TORONTO ASSETS, (Seven Million Dollars) • $7,000,000 CAPITAL (Authorized) • -• 92,000,000 4,9rnefes tin all principal pointe in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States 03 England. Farmers' Notes the work. Drafts Issued and Collections made on all pinta. Larson Day in Brussels pronsisoa a big prograntofsport. 25 cents pays for the day and 15 &ants for ladies, Benaee1e Publio school re•opeued on Wednesday for the Fall term, Principal Cameron and teachers L. Jlteltson, MISS Downey and Mise Ritchie filling their respective positions. LAST Sabbath Mre, Arthur Rose, mobb• er of Rev, Jure Ross, 13. A„ ,Bruesels, died at her home at Port Elgin, in her 70th year. The funeral took place at 5.30,>'olook cm Tuesday afternoon. Doc. Waawicx has brought home tbo fine "Costumer" foal he recently per. chased from Reeve Strachan, of Grey. 't is a dandyand e can ft en 1 s I who have keen y trove a will, if nothing happens it, likely i mover. 8200 WANTED.—The proprietor of Tun Pose wauts $200 by Sept. 15th to meet debts maturing. Will all indebted kind- ly lend a band to help ue. Our thanks are very heartily accorded to responses during the vast week. Lase week W. G. Collins organized a Council of Chosen Friends 0t Stayner, with 25 charter members, and this week is at Barrie. With the latter town Mr. Collies 0ompletee his first year as organ- izer with a reoord of 24 Councils, a meet creditable showing, when it is taken into account that 6 Oouuoils is the minimum required. W. G. is a hostler at this work. Bnussnos Popes.—There has been quite a scattering of Brussels Public school pupils who wrote at the Primary examination recently. Ira Gerry, Geo. Buchanan, Duna. MoLauohlin, Jno. Mo• Cracken and Allan Lamont will go to Seaforth Collegiate ; Miss Josie Buchan- an is attending a similar eduoational in- stitution at Goderiob ; Ken. Consley will show the Stratford pupils how t0 get down to work ; and Fred. Gilpin ie strik- ing out for a 2nd oloss certificate at Owen Sound. Toe poen wishes every one of them SROcesS in their studies and expecte that the good name attained by Bene- selites at exams. will be notably exempli• fled when the time for examinations ar- rive. Una, Dom:Iron BYLLe, The new Gov ernmeut issue of one dollar bills are be• ginning to find their way into the town. The new bill i0 green on both sides and of a very pretty design. On the front are excelleut portraits of Lord and Lady Aberdeen, separated by a centre piece representing a logging Elena. On the back is a cut of the Parliament buildings at Ottawa. A new two•dollar bill has also been issued. This bill is in two shades of green and the back is a bronze red in color. On the front of the bill is a portrait of the Prince of Wales and a fishing soeue, and on the back a picture of the harvest. Either deuonination will be received to settle old accounts doe TEM POST. TALLY ANOTHEn.—Brussels junior Foot Ball boys drove to Listowel on Tuesday afternoon and played a matoh with the juniors of that town. The game lasted an hour and in that time our club scored 5 goals to the 1 kicked by the home team. It was a signal victory for the visitors. Charlie Kendall officiated as Referee. The following persons composed the re- spective [Cubs :— BRU56ELa. LI0TOIEL. MoNaugltton Goal :gusou Backs ex e Pepe Wake Wake 3 l Backs ewrd 1111 l Stewart Centre Gerry 1 It Wing 4 g McCracken Haakiu McLaughlin McCormick } L Wing { Roach cCormick Our boys speak very highly of the hos- pitality of the Listowel people and hope to return the compliment at no distant day. Ex-SrrDnzro OF THE Nom= SCHOaL.— A volume containing short, biographioa3 nobises of all etadente who have attended the Toronto Normal School, between years 1847.1875 inclusive, is being pre- pared by the Education Department, Toronto. Inepeotor Robb, Clinton, would like to reoeive from any reliable source information of the fallowing kind as far as relates to East Huron ; (1) Whether the student is stili alive, and, if not, when hie (or her) death took piece. (2) The present residences of male students and the present name. and re- sidences of female etndents who have married since leaving the Normal Sohool. (8) The career through which each student has passed—whetber he has re. mained a teacher and where he has taught ; whether he has gone into some other calling, and, if so, what and where ? whether he has taken any other educe. bional warm since leaving the Normal School, and, if eo, what other? The book will bo tastefully gotten up and any one able to furnish the information asked for should Bend it in at onee, ab least, be- fore Sept. 15th. ON THE DIAa0OND.—Wingham base ball nine played a olose and interesting match with Brussels juniors on Victoria Park last Saturday afternoon. Thomson and Grewar were in the box for Bruesels with Brawn behind the bat. For the visitors Angus and Loakriclge was teas battery. Brussels won by 1 run. A. Griffin, of Wingham, umpired the game quite antis- feotority. Some of the Winghamites play good ball but the team showed want of practice, The snore was as follows :— BRU8e,L8 11 0 WINO/Aar, 11 0 Strettou,8b' 1. 4 Small, lb 1 4 Duman, 21) 8 2 7.Lookridgo, a 2 8 Downing, It 1 0 Irwin, so 8 1 Brawn, o 2 8 Angus p 1 4 Oouels , lb 1 4 'gamilton, rt 2 2 Kendall, of 2 2 WLoakrldga,ef.,.0 8 Thomson,p 1 4 Stuart, ab 2 8 Backer, r1 1 2 Soli, 15 0 4 Grower, Ss 1 8 Lewis, 2b 1 8 Barber Bamford Hayden Glennie Bamford Walter McDonald 0011)us Totals 18 27 Totals ' 12 27 1 2 8 4 6 6 7 8 9 Brussels 1 0 4 0 211 1 4 0-18 Wingham 0 2 2 1 1 0 1 4 1-12 Brussels juniors have not been beaten this season. They pot up a good game rather better in the field than at the bat although some of them wield the ebiok very euo. oeeefelty. In Saturday's' match the ball used was a poor one and somewhat handl, capped the players. Oar boys saw that their visitors wanted fon nothing and alto• gather the visit wee a pleaseet one to all 00000rnad, 1 4 Davis,lb 1 4 1 4 .000, 21 0 rf 2 8 8 11, 2 Hamilton, e* 2 8 8 2 W. Lockridge,of,,0 8 Totals 22 27 Totals 10 27 1 2 8 4 6 0 7 -8 9 Brussels 0 0 3 3 9 0 8 8 1-22 Wingham 3 0 0 2 0 1 1 1 2-10 Umpire—R. James, of Brussels. His decisions were very fair in every ease. A fine set of young fellows aro the Brus• seta players, and it is hoped that their Bonded ou the field and off may be taken notice of by those who wish to take part in field sports.—Wingham Times. Business Locals. SAVINGS SANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on deposits of 91,00 and upwards from gat of deposit to date o Withdrawal and compounded half yearly. ,SPEnIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO TEE OOLLEOTron OF FAltttnne' SALE Nome. Every facility afforded Customers living at a die Woe. J. Disoouuted. JUST reseiosd a full stook of Listowel yarns, 2 and 3 ply, till shades. Expected in a few days a full assortment of import. ed yarns, comprising Gloria Saxony, Rook German, Andalusian, Scotch Fingering, erl'm and Zeh r, 111 all the fashionnbieI co In• s, at Mrs. ISirk's, GOING To Rum BusiNEss,—Fox the balance of the season I purpose booming the carriage bnemose in every line and will sell rigs from 95 to 910 better than tbey can be purchased elsewhere. Bug- gies, wagons, carte. new and eecoud-hand are inoluded. I mean business as a trial will prove. Don't spend a duller in either new work or repairs before oou• suiting me and getting my figures, Ton will save money and I know it, Call in. JAs. WALKER, carriage maker, Brassele. :BOR/LO . OUe10. In Grey, on August 27th, the wife of Mr. James Onsio, of a son,. OLIVEl,—In Grey, on August 28111, the wife of Mr. John Oliver, gbh eon., of a daughter. WoeTH.—Iu Wingham, on August 20th, the wife of Mr. Rabb. Worth, a son. Wnirn,—In Elma, Aug. 17, the wife of Mr. Writ. White, of a son. BLATcHroRD.—In Elena, on Aug. 23rd, the wife of Mr. Jdseph Blabohford, of a son. Ross.—In Fergus, on August 24th, the wife of 111r. W. A. Ross of a daughter. STEWART,—At Antigonish, Nova Scotia, on Ang, 13th, the wife of Mr. Daniel Stewart, (nee Miss Mary Broadfoot,) of a 810. No, 1 flour and long clear bacon at McCracken's. ONE eeeond•band single harem for Bale cheap. I. 0. Richatds. COarFoltT,tims house to rent, Apply at once to W. M. SINCLAIR. SEE our harness before you buy. We give the beet value in the market. I. 0. Richards. D. Ewen line a number of 8eo0nd hand buggies to sell at big bargains. Call at hie ebop and make him an offer. GET those holes in your shoes and rubbers repaired. Bring them to ue ; we repair them cheap and neat. I. 0. Richards. A Piaer.oLAas special line of work manufactured at Jas. Walker's shop. lie gives tiptop value to every onetomer, Fon eale cheap, one second-hand box stove and stove pipes, also lamps and chandeliers, office desk, cash drawer. I. 0. Riohatde. lame's Glover Root, the great Blood• Purifier gives freshness and (dearness to the complexion and oures constipation. 26 ate, 60 ole and 91.00. Sold by James Fox, Druggist, Brussels. EVERYBODY goes to Wingham—Kiug'e sale is booming. 26 lbs. Granulated comae for 91.00—Two oar loads. I still buy butter, eggs and dried apples—High- est prices, oath or trade. G, D. I{ioe, SHILOH'S 00re is sold on a guarantee. It Duret insipient consumption. It is the best oough cure. Only one cent a dose. 26 ate., 50 ole, and $1,00. Sold by James Fox, Druggist, Brussels. BABoarN OFFERED,—That eligible half acre lot situate on the Southernlportion of Turnberry street, Brussels, will be dis- posed of below cost. Very easy terms. Write for particulars to Jona H AnonOAVES, 174 Queen et. West, Toronto. CAPTAIN Sweeney, U. S. A.., San Diego, Cal., Says :"Shiloh'e Catarrh Remedy ss the fleet medicine 1 have ever found that would do me any good." Price 50 ciente. Sold by Jae. Fox, druggist, Bras. eels. IP you want a piece of Hral-o1018 beef Dell at Wm. Blashill'e, We buy nothing bat young heifers. Last week we bought twenty-four head, and twenty of these ate under three years old. Yon clan rely on getting everything in the meat lino drat -class, Wm. Blasbill, Bruesels, Dlnro. Oaooer.—In Grey, on Aug. 12th, Catbarioe (holey, aged 29 years, 7 months and 10 days. Bnxsnoes.—In Wingham, on August 28rd, Emma, wife of Arthur Brisboie, aged 40 years and 1 month. Mtnoir.—In Wingham, on Augueb 19th Elizabeth P. Found, wife of A. S. Murray, blaolssmith, aged 87 years 10 months and 0 days. Dory.—In Oakville, on Aug. 24111, John A. Doty, brother to Mrs. (Rev.) W. E. Kerr, of Heiman, in his 81at year. Rosa.—At Port Elgin, on Sunday, Aug- ust 29th, Elsie Milne, wife of Arthur Ross, and mother of Rev. Joins Roes, Brussels, aged 09 years, 2 mouths and 7 days. $kZ J'g117Tga3 Fall Wheat 79 Spring wheat 80 Barley 20 Peas 40 Peas (large) 40 Oats ..•• 18 Butter, tube and rolls ... 11 Eggs per dozen • 10 Flour per barrel 4 00 Potatoes (per bus) 40 Hay per ton 5 00 Hides trimmed 6i Hides rough 5i Salt per bbl., retail 1 00 Sheep shins, each 15 Lamb eking each 25 Hoge, Live 5 25 Wool 18 81 25 42 45 20 1'2 10 4 50 40 0 00 00 25 40 5 40 19 FA2.,Sr wes.xxxs, Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 80 Sept. 11. Moutreel, Aug. 19-28. Western, London, Sept. 9 18. Central, Guelph, Sept. 15.16. Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 15.16. Mornington, Milverton, Sept. 16.17. Southern, Brantford, Sept. 21.24. Woodstock, Sept. 22.28. North Perth, Stratford, Sept. 23 24. East Huron, Brussels, Sept. 80 ck Out. let. Listowel, Sept. 21 it 22. Clinton, Sept. 28 rb 29. Bolgrave, Sept. 23 cb 24. Wingham, Sept, 28 29. Blyth, Oct, 5 as 0. Palmerston, Sept. 27 st 28. Walkerton, Sept. 16 & 16. Clifford, Sept. 23 ta 24. Great Northwestern, Goderiob, Sept. 2128. North Grey, Owen Sound, Sept. 14, 15, 19, Central Canada, Ottawa, Sept. 17.25. South Grey, Durham, Sept. 28, 29. Mitchell Horticultural, Sept, 29, 30. South Porth, St. Marys, Oat. 5, 6. Hibbert, Staffs, Sept. 27, 28. Elea, Atwood, Oet. 5, 6. Blanebard, Kinston, Oot. 7, 8. A. STEWART MANAGEn , THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. 'ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER aunt. F.0, SCOTT, Brussels, 1OMFORTABLE HOUSE FOR Sale with acre lot, Good cistern, fur woe, 8+a. Will be sold at a bargain. Ap1'ly to Tun Pon Publishing }loose. DRIITATE FUNDS TO LOAN.— First mortgage, farm seeurlty. Apply at TILE POST Publishing House, Brneeel8, TERSEY BULL FOR SER— vxoE,—•The cost of service of my ileo registered Jersey Brill isnow 51 fOrBradee, Got the bust. G.A. DED KLAN. 1 rBS. GEO, TAYLOR WISIIES to inform the ladies !of Brussels and vicinity that she is prepared to hallo tip awitehes, curls, braids, dc., out of hair comb- inge, Ordain left at Mre, E. Rogan' store, 401100els, or sunt to Box 144, Soaforth, well receive prompt attention and satisfaction guaranteed. 4.4 Notice to Creditors. In the outlier of the estate of William MoDonald, late of the Township of Grey, Biopic) Dealer, deceased. Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Our torte, 1887,Onapter 10, Soo. 20 and amend- ments thereto, notice ie hereby given that a11 creditors and others having claims against the estate of the said William IDLo- Donald, deceaaed,who died on or about the eighth. day of August, A. D.1807, are of or before the SBv ontoontli clay of September, A. D.,1807, req wired to scud to She nnder- Bigned solicitor far the said estate their Obriettan, aornamee, addreee nand desarm • o aims andua statomsnt of t2 their account atheir 1 the notate of the security (if any) hold by thein, And notice is hereby further given that after the acid Seventeenth day o! Smite ta- bor, 1897, the =meter/3 of the said eotate wflpr000edto distribute the aseoto of the said deooeeed amongst the parties entitled thereto hoeing roma on1yte those Wait= of they shall then have had notice and the said ex scoters will nob be liable for the assets Or any part thereof to any person or per0on5 of whoao 01a(m or alairee they shall net have had notion at the time of such dietalbittion. G.P. DLAIB Bolleito r for Walter Innis and Math Oardlff, Executors, Dated at B1'useele the let Sept,, A. D„ 1807 TOTICE, MY WIFE, JEANET, having loft my bad and bond without my will or oonsent,I hereby warn the nubile against giving her credit ou . my amount, as I will not be responsible for the sante after this date. GAB11IEL NEABEL, Grey, July 20112, 1807, Grey township. Voters' List Court. Notion is hereby given that a Court will be held, ]nurse&tit to tho "Voters' st Aat," by 1110 Honor the Judge of the Oounty Court of the County of Huron, at the TOWN HALL, ETH10L, on Wednesday, Cie Slit day el' Septembcr,'1897, at 10 o cinch, to hear and determine the several complaints of errors and omlssione in the Vote's' List of the Municipality of Grey for 1807. All persons having business at the Court are required to attend at the said time and place. Dated the 18111 day of August, 1897, WM. SP10NC31, Clerk of the said Municipality. REAL ESTATE. T.41ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN- nEnBtoNEn has sevnral good Faroe for Salo and to rent, easy terms, in Townships of Morris and Grey. F S. SO OTT,Brueeele RARIsI FOR SALE OR TO 1. =ma—The undersigned 'offers his 100 acre farm for 8110 or to rent, being 1Lot 19, oou. 9,1n the Township of Grey. Possession given ab once. For intact, terms aid inform- ation apply to T. MOORE, 5-4 Proprietor, Brussels, 2(a ACRES FOR SALE OR TO rent, situated one mild South of Brussels, being Lot 80 Con. 7, Morris. On the promises is a good frame Louse and bare, a never failing well and Bret -class orchard, Possession at once, For partioolare al1ply00 JOE WYNM, Brussels, or W. W. BURGESS, Photographer, Mitchell, 8•1f GOOD FARM FOR SALE GOOD Brussels. Groat bargain, Lob 7, Oou, 0, Grey toweehip. Good builclinge and orchard, wellwatored, suitable for mixed or dairy farming, Possession given next Maroh,with privilege of doing Fall plowing. Apply to W. H. KERR, Poor Pnbliehing 1o10o,Brusecls,or to THOMAS HERITAGE, London West. ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE. —100 acre° of good farm land at Springfield, 8 mi155 from Winnipeg, is offer- ed for sale at a low price. The property is North East 3 See, 10,Cwp. 11, Range 4, East. There f e a house on he premises and some breaking done, For full parbioulars as to price, title, do., write or apply to G. F. BLAIR or W. EL KE10R, 20.11 Brussels, Ont, SEPT. 3, 1897 o, i. •hey Are ..ere ,FARM. FOR SALE—THE UN— DEnsroNEn oilers his eligible 61 acre farm for sale, being South part of Lot 0 0011, 12, Grey. A11 under cultivation, well watered and well fenced. There is a good atone house, bank barn, orchard, wells, 80,,, on the premises. Also a splendid stone quarry from which a good revenue ie realiz- ed. Only et miles from Brussels. Terme reasonable. For further particulars az to price, 80,, apply t0 JOHN MITCHELL Proprietor 3545Brussels 1'' 0 FARMiating P010 Sof ALE -1SouthI60 and ConsSouth of the North t of Lot 85, Con 2, East Wawa - nosh. This Is an excellent stook farm,being well supplied with good eprinq water, Itis situated about 8 miles from the thriving Vil- lage, of, B1yb11. A large part of It is under grass, Building and Mottos aro it a fair state of repair. Easy terms of payment will be given For all information apply to 11-81 G.7. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels, SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE. 1. That excellent farm, Lot 15, Con, 0, Townehipof Grey, 100 acmes, must b0 sold at once in order to close estate of cleceasedown- er The lob is nearly all cleared, with good buildings, ample water supply, large or- obard, 14 relies from Oranbrook, is wider good cultivation and is a vory desirable pro- perty indeed, Apply to RIOHARD n[IT- 0H10LL, Brussels P,'0. ; .701115 MITOBELL, on the promises' or A.1iUNT101t, Brussels. Dated Sept, 10111,1820, AUCTIONEERS. Wo are pleased to announce that the .11b_'�r19165i'/ PPCSVgI�!'i.�1 00i 0f 111313C Is now to hand and ready for sale. We have them i11 all the Popular Bindings and will be pleased to show you our stook. • 1 EORGE KIRKBY, Licensed Auationeor. Sales conduct ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm etoolsa e000ialty. Orders left at THE PoeT Pnbliehing Hou so,Brn sole, or aentte Walton P. 0,, will rooebv° prompt attention, T S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION= TO • Enn, will Sell for bettor prloas, to better men in ass time and lose Oharge5 than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or he won't charge anything, Dates and orders can always be arranged at this 00.100 or by pe eolal application , CAPT. J. STRETTON, Who tae had 25 years ox)orient* as an Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to Ell health, lose again taken out lioons° and i5 prepared to oonduot mice at roasouabte terms. Satiefeetionanaranteed. Dates may be arranged at TOE POST PublishingHanes. 104fJAS.8T11151TO, Auctioneer, Fox's Drag Store, Druggist & Stationer, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. T L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER, JL N • Solicitor and Conveyancer. Oonce- tioue made. Obese—Vanstono'6Block, Brue- sele, 21-3m NVM. SINCLAIR, . Solicitor Oonveyanoer ,Notary Pub- lic, &c. OSBce—'Vanetoue's Block, 1 door north of Central Hotel, Private Funds to Loan. .)E G . CAMERON, (Formerly of Cameron, 11011 Oameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, ioderiolr Out, Omae—ilatuilton St., Opposite 0o1 borne Hotel. G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, • solicitor, do. pate of Gamow & Prondfoot's OStoo, Gosborieh.) Oliiue over Gill Me e4 Smith's Bank, Brussels. Money to Loan. 47 MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M.D., 0. M., Trinity University, Follow Trin- ity Medical college, Member Oolluge of Pily- eieiane and Surgeons, Out, Licentiate of the Royal College of Ph sioiaus and Licentiate of Midwifery,Edinburgh. No -Telephone No.14. Residnce, Mill S t„ Bruesels. DR. F. H. KALEFLEJSCH, PHYSICIAN, 0n1010010 AND ACCo0Cimun, SUCCESSOR TO DR- W. GRAHAM, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO. 1st Class Honor Graduateh of the Universi- ties of Trinity (Toronto), College (Kingston), auf Trinand ity odic Medial Onllonso Follow s Trinity Medical 00110 o and mem Y s her oOntar- io. the i College of Graduates sou Surgeons Der 1t nx- O Yost Graduate Course ti Detroit and eases of Eye, Special attention paid to dis- eases of Lye, Dar, Nose and Throat, and Eng- lish ti Woman. Telephone ae oa, list and German. 1'ulephono ut eesidonoo. VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK, CY • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, ie prepared to treat alt diseases of domeotieated animals in a nom• patent manner, Particular attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. ORM° and Infirmary—Four doors north of bridge Turnberry st., Brussels. BUSINESS CARDS. I'V• H. MoORACKEN, Ismer of Marriage Licensee. OiHce at his rocery, Turnberry street, 13ru80510, �' N. BARRETT, Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door eolith of A. or. McKay & Co'e hardware store. Ladies'and ohildi'ons hair cutting a spooialby ROBERT CUNNINGHAM I158UBAN014, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. T. FLETCHER Issue, of Marriage Licenses, OsoIOE AT JEWELRY &Tone. t No Witness Required. T. FLETOBER, Brussels A LEX. HUNTER, doHuron. ofOonv yaneer, Notary ublio Land Loon and I05urance Agent, Funde invested and to loan, Collections made Office in Graham's Block, Breese's, rTllOS. A. HAWKINS, W111 give lemma to pupils either on piano or orggan, at his Mneie Room, Opposite the poeb•oIDoa, Brussels, Weal loe5ons aisa given. Wen years experieioO10 teething. Terme moderato. Anoint Orin of Viitod Workmen) This old and prosperous Fraternal Age ea atlon numbering 150,000 members aro pro soutin4 to the pupil° their popular and coon• ottleal rates to worthy men, at the very low rata of about $8.00 nor 81,000 nor,annum. The 'Workmen" Promptly Pay Leot0 Claims aucl expoot o large increase to its inembar5 now that tboso 81001000n Line Companies don't seem satisfactory to Can- 0.diaue. 1004310, ARMBThONG M.W. 1 W. H, K10110 R000r•der; J. A. OBSIIGHTON,Finaueter.