The Brussels Post, 1891-6-19, Page 8SMALL POTATOES,
Many Potatoes no doubt re-
main small from planting the
"seed end" of the potato. Many
more from ming inferior seed..
These, however, are not the only
causes of small potatoes. The
well lmown Potato Bag is respon-
sible or many also. Those who
have once used
Pure Paris Green
THE BRUSSELS POST
FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1891.
Great Sale of Re
y aa
e Ci
thi
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Bought from a Reliable Manufacturer at '55 Cents on the Dollar.
'We do a big business in Readymade Clothing, and we are in a position to handle big job lines. When the manufac.
turers have any clearing lines to offer we get first chance. We took advantage of one this week
and bought a big line for 650. on the $.
such as we sell know how vain- Now we will sell Men's Suits for $3.95, worth $5.00 ; 3\.fen's $10.50 Suits for $7.00 ; $12.00 Suits for $8.75 ; $13.00 Snits for $9.00.
able it is as a slayer of
POTATO BUGS,
As heretofore we have been careful to ste-
mma a tine artiele which we guarentee to
give satiafacaion, We will be pleased to
Reapply you,
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookselter, rec.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTITERN EXTENSION W. G. d: R.
Trains ieave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
Gorse Serene. Goma NoleTn.
Mail.- ....... 11;23 a.m. I Mixed MO am.
press 11:45 a.m. Mail 8:031 pm.
limed 405p.m. Express ...... 9:45 p.m.
Tara' lTto Jtem3
A. chiel's amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
BRUSSELS races on August 21st.
Bove' summer coats and vests cheap at
A. R. Smith's,
75 Cures, in advance, seOureS THE POST
for the balance of 1891.
lelemmes, ehallies, prints, flannelette
cheap at A. R. Srnith's.
Tim tar and gravel roof was put on the
new American Hotel this week.
MEr's rammer coats and vests at
wholesale prices at A. R. Smith's,
TOMAT0, Cabbage and Cauliflower
plants for sale at L C. Richard's harness
shop.
Tim committee are sparing no expense
to make the int of July the gala day of
the year.
DONT forget to come and see the great
Cromwell on the high rope, at Brussels
on Dominion Day.
FULTORT, the boneless wonder, at Bre'
eels on Dominion Day in his marvellous
feats of contortion.
REV. S. SELLER'S: will be in Brussels two
Sabbaths more. We state this in re-
sponse to several enquiries.
Oerosiinni WANTED.-COme on with
you opposition for the next 80 days in
madymade clothing. A. R. &urn.
14Imenhee &larch choir will manage
the musical exeroises withoutit precentor
for a time as a trial and if satiefactory
will continue on the same line.
Wong is being pushed along at the
Brussels Driving Park. F. 8. Scott and
.A. Ecenig have been appointed Inspectors
of the job. Races will be held on Aug.
21st.
TEE town Will he beautifully decorated
with evergreen arches and bunting on
Dominion Day and these will be well
worth seeirag. Every towusman should
assist in this work,
A. LARGE number of Brusselites visited
Seafortla this week and took in the Fire.
men's tournament. We wonder if the
Seaforthites will return the compliment
on Dominion Day) Turn about is fair
play, you know.
Lona acemegy.-On Thursday of this
week G. A, Deadman shipped a colony of
pure Italian bees to High River, 40 miles
from Calgary, N. W. T. -a journey of
over 2,000 miles. He sent another ace.
ony to a purchaser at Pembroke, Ontario,
the same day.
WELL-DIGGEIG AND DRILLING. -George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms reasonable. Residenoe
sewed door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 43-tf
Meter se CASE. -On and after this date
all casual advertisements and job.
work must be cash transactions. Tug
Pose has to pay cash for wages, plant
and stook, and will not hereafter book
casual work done. As a rule, the indivi•
dual amounts are email and clan be paid
easily at the time of ordering the work.
We hope our patrons will rernernber this.
FOR the past three years E. 13. Biggar,
of Montreal, has been gathering anec-
dotes and facts telathag to Sir John
Macdonald, and the result is an aneodot.
al life of Sir John, whieh will be issued
in a short time. Before going to press
Mr, Biggar will be glad to reoeive any
authentic anecdotes or reroiniseenees on
the aubject that have not yeb appeared
in print. Mr. Biggar's addresa is the
Fraser Building, Montreal.
Poor, Onoetivelx, the tight rope walker,
has been secured, at large expense, for
the Dotninion Day celebration in Bras-
mtg. He is well worth seeing as he per-
forms some wonderful feits Bluth as, walk-
ing the rope with his feet in a basket
and tied up in a sack, and balancing
°halm on his head in roid•air. He will
also cook and eat his dinner and comfincle
by wheeling a man morose the rope in a
wheelbarrow. Dont fail to see him.
6500 rots A Neninez.-"Our Homes," a
thirty.two page monthly mageeine, de.
voted to house building, home furnishing,
bongo deeoration, faahions, general litera-
ture, elm, ie the best potrication of itet is
Wass in Ametica. The publishers, in
°Mar to inereaae the elimination of their n
magazine, °fieo large cesh rewards to o
thoee of their subaoribers, or intending A.
enbeeribere, who correctly answer the th
following question ; Where in the New c
Testament are the words "a needle" firat to
Sound? Cash daily and weekly rewarcle ti
given while the competition taste. The fi
publishers will give away thoneands of b
dolhers arnong those correetly answering
the question -the leading reward beteg si
4560 in gold. Send ten meta in stamps of
or envoi; for a sample eopy of 'Our Hanle& a
and eemplete rtiles governing the mem- It
petition. Addrese-Oon Home Putiaii nt
/130 Coe Brookville, Caneda,
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE FACTS. -
SMITH. -
CALL AND SEE THE GOODS.
Remember the stock of' Readymade Clothing we bought is not a bankrupt stock. The goods have never before
been offered for sale. They are all new, and were made for this season's trade. These goods are manufactured by
one of the largest, if not the largest, wholesale manufactures in Canada, and were intended for fine trade, This sale
offers a great opportunity for clothing buyers. If you have been accustomed to give $12.00 for a suit bring $8.75 only
and see for yourself, Save Good Money.
Fern stock of mourning goods, crape,
Jar. at A. It. Smith's.
COOPER d: SMITH'S boots and stapes at
right prices at A. R. Smith's.
Gr a program of Dominion Day
sports and send it to your friends invite
ing them to Brussels.
A New band stand is being erected on
Victoria Park to replace the old one
which was took small.
James Wiesen purchased two well bred
Jersey cows at Guelph this week. He
gob them home on Wedneeday morning.
40o. Japan tea for 27ies. ; 350. hyson
for 24.o. •, 40a. hyson for 29o.; 35c Japan
tea tor 26c. ; 20c. tea for 10a• GEO.
Goon.
WE don't handle old shop. worn goods,
but when we get a snap in new goods
from the manufacturer we take them.
A. R. SMITH.
THE bicycle races at Brussels on Joie.
lat promise to belan interesting feature
of the day. Two events are on the pro-
gram viz. 1 mile and a 2 mile race.
CAPT. FREEMAN mei wife, of Wyoming,
are the S. A.. officers appointed to Brus•
eels. Capt. Sweet and Lieut.. Bergamo
have gone to Drayton. They "farewell.
ed' laat Sonday evening.
Bl'ERVBOUT ShOUld /12/5110 an effort to
get to Brussels on the forenoon of Do•
minion Day to see the grand display
made by the Trades' procession and
afterwards the fire fight between hose -
men. Our bueinese rnen are preparin
already for the proceseion.
RNOX Church Missionary Society has
been moot fortunate in seouring Rev. J.
H. Simpson to give them a lecture on
"The Heathen of Amerioa," on Monday,
June 22nd, lecture to commence at 8 p.
m. Mr. Simpson is well known in Erns -
sale and his lecture will be well worth
hearing. A. collection will be taken in
aid of the E. C. M. S.
.A. $20.00 gold piece will be given as a
spectators' prize on Dominion Day at
Brusaels to the holder of the lucky en.
trance ticket to the park or concert. The
name of the successful person will be
announced at the concert at 8:80 o'clock
p. rn., when the drawing will take place.
The admission fee to the grounds is only
15 oents for adults and 5 cents for child-
ren under 10 years of age. Concert
tickets 10 cents with chance of drawing
in either case.
CREBAR W/Lb.-Proceedings have be.
gun in the Chicago cirouit court to break
the will of the late John Crerar. The
plaintiffs are residents of Ontario and
Manitoba, who claim to be cousins of the
deceased, the relationship having been
diseovered since hie death. The fieht
will be made to set aside the funds to in-
sttutions not yet eetablished, inoluding
the free library, the Linooln monument,
and the bequest to the Second Presby•
terian tabard] amounting to 42,000,000.
Should the will be broken some of Mr.
Crerar's millions will likely fall to Brussels where some of the claimants reside.
DOMIN/ON Der R. -The Summer
Sleeting at Listowel is on July let and
2nd. There will be two days dead game
races from the word go. The first day
there are two trete and a mile and a
quarter Saab; the mooed day a 2:40 trot,
an open trot and a three.quarter mile
run, best 2 in 8. Their splendid knelt
never was in better shape, They are in
She Great Western Trotting Circuit and
some of the best horses in Ontario will
be on the track. If you cam to Pee good
horses go for they are worth,a visit to Lis.
towel on one or both days. 48-2
GRAVELLING CONTRAOTS.-Last Saturday
afternoon the oontracts for gravelling on
the boundary of Grey and Morris town-
thips were let, at the Queen's Hotel,
Brussels, by Reeves Mooney and Milne.
as follows :-Thos. Bird, 188 yardeoronth
of Brussele ceme5ery,660.00 ; Geo. Read -
man, 105 yards, north of 16th 000,,
Grey and 85h line Morris, $40.00 ; J. M.
Merril] $60,00 at Franck's invamp, 01
700. per yard ; and $40.00 opposite (them
factory at 500. The total sum is 8200.,
We have no doubt the work will lee well
chine as far as it goes bab the reed should
have three times $200 expended on it
to put it in decent shape after hist win-
ter. The raised sides should be cut
away so as to allow the water to run off
at mace instead of wathing fuerows On
the highway.
WATCH OCT. -Still another swindle is
fling perpetrated on the agriculturist.
he 'Uxbridge Journal reports
umber of farmers have been the vietinle
what looks like a stvindling operation.
glib -tongued agent would drive up to
e houee and induce the farmer to bo-
oms agent for a sulky harrow in his
whship, and would end his converse -
on by agreeing to meld him eix harrows,
ve of which Ile Wail to sell tie his neigh.
ors and keep the sixth for his labor,
he agent then required the roarer;
gnature to what he °ailed a certificate
&gooey, but whieh Mune out to be an
greement to neeept the harrows at a
ated priee, Some weeice 115 tor another
an turns up Who demands a settlement,
rid then the tardier discovers that he
ag been viotitnimad,"
•
A. R SMITH,
Amiiimiumwmissommoismommeasiominim
Smale's Brick Block. Opposite Central Hotel, Brussels.
Exec:rams 10 the model feriae, Guelph,
on Saturday of next week, 27t1i inst.
Return fare from Brussels 80 cents.
MARTER FULTON, the Serpentine
Wonder, will be present at the Dominion
Day sports in Brussels and surprise the
sightseers by his wonderful 9e11509051311-
008,
We want to show our oustorners the
difference in prioes in readymade clothing
for the next; 30 days. Cornpare our
pricee with those who boy in the regular
way. A. R. SMITH.
TDB overorowded state of the news-
paper business has led to several news-
paper /animas during the past year or
two. There has just been another, that
of the Ingersoll Tribune, of which Harry
Rowland has been the hard-working,
worthy publisher for the last sixteen
years.
AnVtieristuo PATS.-Lasb week the two
advertisements in TEE Porn °oncoming
4 head of cattle strayed, and a pair of
shoes found, did their work and the
owner creme into possession on armount
of it in each case. Tim Poor is read by
the public at large and those who are
not subscribers are often "ri day late" on
a good many things.
WE understand that Councillor Stewart
has leased a roller flour mill in Durham
and will take possession in August. He
was a former reeident of that town so
lees a good idea of the business done
t rare. His removal will cause a vacancy
at the Commit Board. We are sorry to
lose him from Brussels, rig he is held in
high esteem by all, but wieh him success
113 his new ventare. The eleotrio light
plant %run in connection with the Dur-
ham mill.
CHAMBERS 0AUGET.-A.1 5110110 hardly
correct in a few particulars the following
item will be read with interest by per-
sona in this Imlay :-Detecrtive Murray,
Chief of the Ontario Detective Depart-
ment, has, after considerable trouble,
succeeded in effecting the arrest of Thos.
Chambers, of Guelph, one of the oracles -
men who is believed to have had a hand
in committing the reaent postoffice rob.
baries throughout the west. A. few
weeks ago Constable P. R. Berliner, of
Listowel, endeavored to arrest Chambers
in a Clinton hotel on a charge of being
concerned in the robbery of the Brunets
postoffiee. Chambers' sensational escape
from the ofileers at the time is familiar
After a f usilade through the bed -room
door between Belmar and himself,Cham
bers emerged with two loaded revolver
in his hands. Balmer attempted to ba
his passage and Chambers lodged a butte
in the officer's breast, and then cooll
marahed down stairs and out into th
street, his firearms aeryang to keep the
citizens, who had been aroused by the
firing, at a safe distance. Chambers
reached the woods unmolested and es-
caped. The Government was notified,
and learned that Chambers had gone to
the Northwest, Detective Murray notifl-
ed the authorities at the Portage and
Chambers was arreeted and committed
for 60 days for an offence oommitted
there. As soon as his time is up De-
tective Murray will hand him over to the
Huron authorities to answer a charge of
shooting with attempt to commit mur-
der, Chambers is not an "unknown"
in Brussels.
A. 0. U. W. BENErIOIARI.-On 'Wednes-
day of this week Mrs. ano.Forbee was pre-
sented by the officers of Brunets lodge,
Igo. 138, Ancient Cyder of 'United Work-
men, with a check for $2,000, being the
amount of beneficiary held by her late
husband, John Forbes, in the Order.
The cheek was accompanied with the fol-
lowing letter of coodolenoe :
Perna. -Last Sabbath morning Rev.
Jae. Ross preached a very interesting
discourse to the childree in Melville
ohnrch. His text wae the latter clause
of the 4th verse of the 25t1i Psalm :
"Teach me Thy paths 0 I Lord." The
divisions were well definel as follows :-
(1) Plain Paths, (2) Poblic Paths. (3)
Pleaaant Paths. (I) Pore Paths. (5)
Prosperous Patba,
GONE TO His REWARD.-Parly Net Time.
day morning the spirit of Chas. U. Park-
er took its ;eight from the tenement a
clay. The old gentleman was born in
Dundas County, Ontario, in the year
1810 and upwards of 60 yeara ago was
united in marriage tee Miss Welsh, his
now bereft partner. In the year 1852
Mr. and Mrs. Parker came to Moeda
township, driving through the alined
solid bush from Clinton. Theysettled on
lot 10, eon. 6, where they made for them-
selves a home where he oontintied to re-
side until about 14 years ago when they
removed to Brussels to spend the rem.
nant of their days. Seven children were
born to them, two of whom are dead.
Those living are Mrs. Barkley, of Bel.
grave; John, of Iowa, r, Mrs. Joseph
Clegg and George Parker, of Morris ;
and Mrs. Wm. Clegg, of Wingham. Last
spring they celebrated the 60% an.
niversary of their marriage. Tlie subject
of this notice seas a very unassuming
man yet one whose worth was highly
valued by those who knew him. He was
the first Reeve of Morris township and
also filled the offices of Councillor, assess.
or and collector at various times. He
was tax collector in Brussels for one or
two years. In his earlier years he Waft a
powerfel man and few could ao such a
day's work as 0. m. Parker. Upwards
of 50 years ago he joined the Methodist
church and scores of times preaching
services were held in his house and many
a pioneer preacher shared his hospitality.
Father Parker did not lose his intereat
in the oause as the years rolled by but
delighted to give his testimony as to his
faith in the old Gospel. He was a class
leader in the Brussels churoh for ten or
twelve years and only resigned the work
on account of increaeing feebleness. The
muse of death was said to be heart fail.
ore, with other complications. He had
been failing quite rapidly for the past
years but was only ill for abotat three
months. During that time he was lov-
• • ingly and tenderly cared foe and his last
. utterances were words of praise to his
o God. The funeral took place on Wed -
✓ neaday afternoon, being under the direct.
tion of the Orange Association, Rev. S.
y Sellery gave a suitable address at the
O house after which the prooesaion wended
its way to Sunshine cemetery where the
interment Wail made. Mrs. Parker, who
is 70 years of age, and the other members
of the family have the prayers and sym-
pathies of the community. The floral
offerings were vety beautiful. They
were arranged by Thos. Relly, florist of
BrasSels.
86031091 00 God, well done I
Thy glorious welfare's past ;
The battle's fought, the race is won,
And thou art crowned ablest,
To Airs. .7. Porbai,
Dean MADAM. -Whereas it has pleased
an all -wise ,Providetee to remove from
among us by the hand of death our muell
beloved brother, john Ember!, we, the
members of Bruesels lodge No. 188,5.. 0.
TJ. W„ of whieh he was an honored mem,
bete embrace this opporbunity of convey.
ing to his bereaved wife and children 000
eineere and heartfelt sympathy, and ex.
90380 our deep regret for the loss of our
dear brother, one who wag just and up-
right in all his dealings and enjoyed the
eeteem of all who knew him. That the
Most High may keep you and yours me.
tier Ills guiding ottre, and oornfort and
strengthen ,on tinder your affliction, is
the prayer of youre, in behalf of the
Order.
Signed, A, McKereme, III. W.
W. IL Rene, Rec.
01111) Or TUANSS.
The following card of thanke speak
tor itself:
To the Om* and inantbers of &meth
Lodge, Aro. 138, el, 0. 11, 19.--Gmans-
gni t Please extent my moat eincere
Urania for you» kind letter of eondolenot
ftua for the kindness and sympathy you
have all shown during the tittle of trouble.
I have also to thank yon foe bho prompt
manner ite which you settled my (claim et
$2,001 May yowl treble order continue
to flOttrish and prosper in youe worka of
enemy. Ametz Foust&
Redeemed from earth and Dab,
An b when shall we ascend,
And all in Jesus' presence reign
With our translated friend."
Wiherez,-In Brussele,on Jane 10th, the
wife of Mr. Jose Wilbee of a son.
MoLeom-In Ethel, on the 11th inst.,
the wife of Mr, Wm. McLeod of a
SOIL
Zur..A.1"Mr=24.
ANDlineen-Annin.-In Stratford, at the
rosiclenoe of the bride's mother, on
June 8r5, by Rev. E. W. Panton,
Mr, Donald Anderson, of South
Easthope, to Miss Rate, daughter of
D. Addie.
Rone-Manns.-At the residence of the
bride's father, Mr. James Mills,
Du /Morgan, en Wed nesdtty, 10th
inst., by Rev. FL Moore, Mr, William
Robb, of the townehip of Morris, to
Misa Mary Elizabebh Mills, of the
township of West awillimbury,
-
PAESI:IL-In Brussels, on Tuesda,y, June
16th, ?Mae. M. Parker, in hie 81st
year.
ASTe'V006=17-43 a\44.41.M.2C1=0,
Van Wheitt
Spring Wheat
13 Relay
Pette
Oata
Butter, tubs and rolls.,
Eggs per dozen ...
FloUr pot barrel
Potatoes . , • .. • • • •
alY per bon............
Pork
Hides per 113
BAH par bbl., robuil
Sheep ekins, eaoh,“• lie 00
Lamb skins earth..e.....
Wool, por111
1 00
... 98
46
43
06
12
10
5 00
50
6 06
5 00
4
1 25
60
40
18
1 03
1 00
50
45
66
18
00
5 50
00
8 00
5 50
00
00
75
SO
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ON EY TO LOAN. -PRIVATE
.LYI. Funds, Apply to Gmonon HirmirroN,
eoliet, XIhluois or to
41.51 11800, RIILLY, Brussels.
pRIVATE FUNDS TO LOAN
1 on Farm geourIty at Low rate of In.
tarest. Apply at Trot Posm Publishing House,
Brussele, 95 H. A.
ATALISE LOST ON TUESDAY
V evening between Brussels and Lead -
bury, The name of the owner is written on
the bottom, Vella° contained ladies' wear-
ing apparel. The finder will greatly oblige
by returning the sam e, at epee, to
trEE POST Publisbieg House.
Brussels.
REAL ESTATE.
OHOICE FA.Rtt FOR SALE.-
Lot 24, Con, 12, Grey; 100 acres; first-
class buildings. A rare bargain to a cash
purchaser. Title perfect. Apply at 01100 10
W. M. SIN CLAIR, 8oliciter, lirussels. 89-
FAnms FOR SALE. -THE UN -
DEMUR.= has several good Farms f or
Sale sad to rent, einlY terms, in TOwnshiPe
ot Morris and Grey, P8, BoOTT. Brussels.
87-tf.
011010E FARM FOR SALE. -
N../ Being South boa Lot 27, con. 6, Morrie,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
fine voting bearing orchard. Immediate pea -
session. Easy Terms. Amply to
W. 31,01140118110
tf- Solmitor, Ito., Brussels
r_youst AND LOT FOR SALE. -
.11 -1. The eubseriber offers her house and
lot, eorner 01 James and etreets,
Brussels. Them is a comfortable house,
good elluble, splendid well, dm, on the pre.
mises, 4 aore of land. For further partiou-
Jars as to price, terms, dm. apply to
MRS. WM. AMOULLC)IlGH, Brussels,
VARM FOR SALE. -THE UN.
deigned offers his valuable 100 acre
farm, being Lot 12, Oen. 9, Grey, for sale.
There are 85 acres under orop, balanoe
thnbered. There is a good orchard, wells,
&a. on the premises, besides log house, bank
burn, dm. Will be sold ou reasonable terms,
For prioe and full particulars apply to WM.
HABRIRR, Brussels P. 0, Or Joan Dasauszi,
&Worth, Out. 97-050
ATALUABLE 50 ACRE FARM
V 1/0/1 SALIL-Belug treat Lot 11, 003. 0,
Grey, 23 milee from Brussels. The land is
good, clay loam, well drained, mosIlly all
cleared and In good order. One acre of or-
chard in good repair. There is a never fail-
ing spring on the premises and au extra well
at the buildings. The buildings are ounfort-
able. Would take suitable property in or
near Brnsaels as part pay. For further par-
ticulars apply on the premises to
THOS. MaGRIIGOR,
or address Brussels P. 0. 21810
1R111 FOR SALE. -THE UN-
DDIUDGIDOD offers for Sale the north
z5(051quar50 105 105 28, coneession 0, Morrie,
ounty of Huron, containing 50 aores. The
land 10 of first quality and in a high state of
oultivation. well teneed and uuder-drained,
OD auras cleared. Nowframe house, 8 rooms,
milk house with conorete walla, 2 wells,
good barns and ehed, orchard , etc. Bight
eons :fall wheat. This deeirable properte
adjoins 1he corporation of Brussels. Suit.
abic torn, will be given , Title perfoot.
4AMIIS 101511030E, Owner,
80- &Worth 9.0,
MORTGAGE SALE
TALIIABLI VI= P11011111,
1Juder and by virtue of a power of sale eon -
Wined in a °attain registered mortgage,
which will be produced at the time of sale,
and upou wbioa default has bee ti made in
payment, there will be offered for sale by
Public Aim tion at
The Amerman Rotel, Brussels,
O n Saturday, the 2111. bey or June, 1885,
nt 2 O'clock p.
The following valuable and doSirable pro-
perty 1-
Perione, 1, CornooSed of 'Village Lots, Nos.
AA 1107,008 end OW, being part of lvishleigh's
survey of part of PAH{ Lot Lettered "G"
io
the Village of Brussels in the County of
Patient, 33511 that part of Village lets Nos.
100011(3 10738 the Pest side of Turuberty
etreet 10 eaid Village of Brussels, having a
frontage on elurnberry street of Ave feet 00
lot 107 and '1030001y 4e foot on lot 1.30 and a
deyth Of Sixty -to foot.
Faroe" no, 1 Oonsists of ono note ot tan cl
oven whir% there ia an excellent new frame
e Wry and a half houem stable, sheds and
woodhooso. There ie a good °roamed 00 the
(1901311858 330(3 two good wells and soft water
eistern, The property is well formed and in
good condition and is oue of the most desir.
able phone of residence in the Village.
Parool No.2 fronts On the principal street
In the Village said is in a good bileiness too.
ality. 'X here le a largo bwo story frame
building thereon at lament occuulea aa 31
machinery Warehouse and paint Shop,
Parcel No, 1 will be sold enbl ea to a prior
mortgage upon Which there 3033030 (1116 4450
ovine:pal with interest.
Team or Seem. -Ten per cent, of the 9111,
013000 131011'y Medi be paid down ou the day
of sale and the balancer within thirty days
thereafter,
nuttier particulars and conditions will be
made known ab the um of sele or nley be
had ou appMation to
P. 9800715, or to Re L.TAYLOrli,
Auottonter, Vendor's Solleiter,
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NOTES IDISCOUNTED. •
Onnadian and United States Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposita
Collections made on favorable tame.
Canadian At2001B -151E110.0AND'El BANIC ON
CANADA,
140W Y011t A3on1S-IttPO31TA33S AND TRAD
00030(101093133 BANS.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A M. TAYLOR, B. C. L.,
ta-e't EleVVO'ustgl.i°4T;A:t7,, DADILT"'"
"D L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
_L It • solicitor 11031 Conveyancer. Collec-
tions made. Oaloo-Vanstoue'a /3look, Prue.
seta.
2.1.are
M. SINOLAIR,
• Soliolter, Conveyancer, No bury Pub.
Ho, dm. Office -Grahams Block, 1 dc .jr north0(3 of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
_
inICKSON & HAYS,
trAA• with Garrow & Prou(jfoot, Gode-
rich,) Barr,sters, Solicitors, Oonveyaneers,
dee, Offloos-Firussels and Seaforth, Brus•
eels Oilloe-Up-staire over Bank, rdouey
to Loan,
s. nays, W. u.13I0ite011
BUSINESS CARDS.
'VMS O'CONNOR,
Teaoher of Organ aim Plano,
40-tt Prtucess etreet, Brussels.
MoORAOKEN,
• lamer of Marriage Licenses. Office
at his Grocery, Turnberry etreet. Brussels.
BARRETT,
Torisorfai Artist- Skop-Neat door
south 05 4, M. A/slier & Co's hardware store.
L aches' and ehildrens hair cutting a BeecE1153,
it UoNAIR,
• Issurer of Merriage Licenses, by
appointment of Liaut,-Governor, Commis -
miter, cto., Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire 'neurone° Co. Whoa at the Oranbrook
Post Ofilee.
ROBERT cuNNINGHANI-
INEitiniNON,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTRR,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron, Conveyanoer, Notary Public ,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Puede
invested and to loan , Oolleotlens made.
Wee 111 Grahanre Bieck, Breathitt.
rr A. HAWKINS,
• Organist in St. John's church, Brus-
eels, and pupil, in the Art of Teachlug, of A.,
W. Thayer, Mus.l.Me., New York, will give
lessons to pupils either at Tilos, Holly's,
Turnberry st., or if preferred, at their awn
homes. Terms moderate. 45.
M
ISS SHERLOCK,
Late of the Ooneervatory of Music,
Toronto, is prepared to give lessons at
Ethel and Oranbrook. Pupil of Professor
Fidler and Mr. Harrison on the piano, and
of Mr. S. Et. Clark in vooal musio. Class ab
aranbrook every Tuesday. Par terms. ire,
099131 at the Methodist Parsonage, Ethel.
DENTAL.
Z73421\TWTSW2i2,"Z" 1
10.21, Ball, L. L. S. Nitres Oxide Gas ad-
ministered for too Painless rIxtraotion of
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street Rasa TORONTO,
111371.N.rtte;T:
M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S.. D• D. S.,
Graduate of the Royal Oolloge of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni-
versity. OFCION-Ovet Pepper's Drug Store,
Brume,
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, is always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, famn stook, 40. Terms
cheerfully given. aranbrook 9.0. Sales
ntay be arranged at Tan Posm Publighing
House, Brussels.
aEOReD KIRKBY,
Llooneed Auctioneer. Sales oonduot-
ed on r01180no,b10 terms. Panne and farm
stock a apeolalty, Orders left at Tan Posa.
Publishing Hou se ,Bru seals, or sent to Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention,
T_TAVING TAKDI,14 OUT LICEN-
ALL SE as an An05101Iner, I sin prepared
to coaled sales of Blinn stook at reasonable
prices. Knowing the deriding of nearly
every person Iaiuiuu cr0811100 10 t011 10
good marks and got goo seourity when gold
on caotlit. Satisfaotion guaranteed. Give
11.10 01311. 82- V 8, SCOTT.
MEDICAL CARDS.
wm. CALE, M.D., O. M.,
Member 01 5130 College of Physician,
wed Surgeons of Ontatle hY essminatlen.
Oilloo aud lteeklence Mail) street Bast,
Othel, Ontario,
JT A. MoNIUGIITON, M.
• 0. he.ele, R. feep,, Edinburgh, hf, 0. P
S. Out. At Popper'S lIrtig Store front 9 to
111200,133,891 from ergo to 4 14, M, 46 other
hoots may be found tet Ids rosidenoe, fothl-
orly oommied by Dr, et utehilleon, e3111 at,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
e . Hever Gritchisto of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is Rrenared 50 treat tell
disearres of 5erttall510a50d ithitliale in a 0003-
9050135 Manner, Partioular attentioe Paid
to veforitiar,v dentistry, Calls promptly at-
tended to, 011100 and Infirmary -TWO doors
nottit of bridge, Turnborry et, Brass's,