The Brussels Post, 1891-12-11, Page 88
HCVD AIADD ANOTER C�iANOD'
NtSOLS is coming ami vvti are
getting prepared for it. Tho as-
sortment of goods in our window
this geek represents articles ttt
15e. or 25c. each. We cannot,
however, show everything in our
window and wo would like you to
call and inspect our stock. We
bare a beautiful lice of
BOOKLETS and CARDS
ulaich are so suitable ton' sending
to your friends. 'They are cheap
and yet nice enough to send to
the Queen of England should you
feel so disposed. Our stock of
Bibles, Albums and Gift Books
is complete, together witlh many
other lines fc.r the holiday sea-
son. We will be pleased to sup-
ply you.
G. A. DEADUAN,
Druggist, Bookseller and Fancy Goods
Dealer,
STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
`.1'.HIE 1311USSELS POST
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9OOTIIERN FATEN910N W. a, .@ B. PICTURE framing done by Burgess &
Buchanan.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
Rrnantns and Overshoes half Soled and
and South, as follows: repaired. Geo. Good.
Ir yon want a lirst•alase photo go to
Burgess dS Buohanan,
13Eacriptm neckwear sui'abe for
Christmas gifts at D. 0. Ross'.
BBnesa:Le Driving Park Assooiation
want all shareholders to pay up at once.
Fencwsoe & FLxrio a have all the
newest novelties in dress goods and trim•
mings.
Fon good fresh Groceries go to the Yet.
low front, opposite the Postofdice,
J. T. Ross,
T11oatAs Himont lost the end of one of
his fingers in one of the "br'alcea" at the
Sax mill.
TEE elect, ic light refused to burn last
Tuesday night owing so a broken wire in
the eiloait.
A. Kamm drives a spanking span of
sorrel.. They are "Volunteer" stook
and well matched.
Knox church Sabbath school purpose
having their annual entertainment next
Thursday evening Deo. 1711. •
Fon McDonald's A 1 tobacco go to the
new grocery, opposite the postoffice,
where you will get it good and fresh. J.
T. Ross.
THERE was very fair sleighing for a few
Boys this week and it was taken c.:1 -
vantage of by the farriers iu marketing
their grain, pork and'vood.
Lsines call and see our special line of
corsets at 255., 50e., 70o., 90e., 100c., and
the famous watch spring at $1.25.
FEnousON & HALLID.1r.
LAST Sunday Rev. G. F.Salion preach•
ed anniversary sermons in Victoria
street chnroh, Goderiob. He was also
one of the speakers at the tea meeting
on Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mn. McNsim,of Lncknow, preach-
ed in Knox uhurol2 last Sabbath. A
special meeting of Maiihtnd Presbytery
will beheld shortly in order to allow this
congregation to prumnlga'e a call to Rev.
Mr. Miller.
LAST Friday evening J. M. O'Connor
received an ugly eoalp wound white at-
tempting to assist in some work in con-
nection with the electric light machinery.
11 was a marvel that he was not killed,
es it was he was laid up in bed from the
effects of the blow.
SIxrr waggons loaded with grain were
counted on ,Tuesday afternoon of last
week on Brussels market. Some of the
old residents say it remindedthem of the
long ago when all the groin used to be
hauled to Seaforth. Brnsaole has the
bulge on the surrounding towns for grain
and pork market.
Ian harsh, drastic purgatives, once
deemed so indispensable, have given
place to milder and more skilfully pre.
pared laxatives; hence the great and
growing demand for Ayer'e Pills. Phyei.
oians everywhere recommend them for
costiveness, indigestion, and liver oom•
plaints,
A. 0. U. W. --On Friday 4 evening of
last week the following officers were
eleo'ed in connection with Brussels
Lodge, No. 188, A. 0. 0. W.:—blaster
Workman, Dr. McKelvey ; Foreman,
Robt. Armstrong ; Overseer, William
Ainley ; Recorder, W. H. Kerr ; Finan-
cier, John Show ; Receiver, A. Hunter ;
Guide, Geo, Biel ; Inside Watchman,
W. J. Cardiff; Outside Watchman, Wat-
san Ainley ; Representative to Grand
Lodge either Dr. McKelvey or W. H.
Kerr. A resolution of sympathy was
passed to Bro. J. R. Smith and Mrs,
Smith in reference to the Budden death
of their son George turd a copy forward-
ed to them.
Como SnnTH. DoINcn \oa'r ,
Malt a:Se a.m. Mlee1 n"1 i a.m.
Express ,11:50 a.m.
I Mail 5'15 pan.
Mixed ........ 8:55 p.m. Express 11;45 p.m.
ea
Ae (. stews
teles.
A chief's amang ye tekin' notes,
An' faith he'll prant
Pon One leas, coffees, spices, Sc. go to
'. T. Roes'.
—isms at D. C. Roes' in tweeds.
Hate, caps, dhc,
SERVANT wanted. Apply to Mrs. W.
M. Sinclair, Brussels.
500 ponnds of Lard wanted at once at
Ferguson & Balliday's.
Bto reductions made at D. C. Roes'
in tweeds, hate, caps, tic.
ARENT BEMs. men are in the bush
getting out logs for the mill.
10 GENTS secures THS POST for a trial
trip until January 1st, 1892.
Pen good Labrador Herrings call at
the Yellow frout. J. T. Moss.
10 doz. grain bags at 02,45 it dozen
worth 12.75. Ferguson R Halliday.
Horses for sale or to rent, Comfort.
able and convenient. W. B. Dickson.
Pnoros in all sizes and styles. Crayon
and water color work a epeoiaity.
Burgess & Buchanan,
THE fasted Tiger blend of pure India
and Ceylon tea, the best value in the
market, at Thomson's.
REY. A. Y. HARTLEY, or Bluevale, will
preach in Melville church next Sabbath.
The pester will be at Bluevale.
Too "Art Studio" is the place to go
for Christmas work. Aristotype work
for Christmas, Lorne Hunter.
TDB revival services in the afethodiet
eliurch have been largely attended. Aliss
Williams is an excellent preacher.
Cu'rr,GE to rent, with good cellar, hard
and soft water at the door, also large
barn. For further pa,ticulare apply to
Mre. Frain, Brussels.
A Seems. under the auspines of Mel
vine ctureh 0hoir will be held on Friday
evening of next week at the residence of
W. M. Sinclair, Elizabeth street.
Lust week Alex. Wilson placed a fine
Bell upright piano, style E., manufact•
m'ed et Guelph, in the home of W.
Nigbtiugale, merobant, of this place.
TUE new officers appointed to Brussels
corps of the Salvation Army are ladies.
Their names are Captain Parker and
Lieut. 0011010n. Park Hill au their last
atattou.
SATURDAY afternoon Jas. Olen ian's
Item took fright at the grain storehouses
at the station and ran away. They
frightened John Vincent's horses end
they made a daeb down street. A broken
reach w•as about all the damage done.
TUE correctness of the maxim "noth-
fng succeeds like success" is well exemp•
tilled in Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The meet
successful combination of alteratives and
tonics it always saseeeds in curing die -
eases of the blood, and hence Os wonder-
ful popularity.
THE first choice of Brussels Sobool
Board for teacher to take Miss Taylor's
place was Miss Craigmill, of Baden, but
ae she has notified the Se0retary that
she bad a school before receiving word of
her acceptance at Brussels, Mise Cold.
ridge has been commnnioated with.
There were 89 applications received for
the vaoranmy.
Wn e.D1oc1No AND DBmLLIna.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to ell work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
abase, Terms reasonable. Residanee
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 48.11
AIIesIONAna.—On Wednesday evening
of next week, 1611 inst„ Rev, Dr, Bather.
it rid, Missionary Se0retary, of Turunto,
will address a public meeting in the
Methodist ohnrah, Brueeele, on the
mission work of the church. The Dr. is
one of the best posted man on the topic
named in oonneotion with Canadian Me•
thodism and is a very off hand, interest -
kg speaker.
Sul,nla DRAM,—The residents of
Brueeele and surrounding country were
greatly au:prised last Friday to hear
that George, eldest eon of ,Ino. R. Smith,
hardwirre merchant, had passed away
after a brief Illness, at,t. u early age of
14 years and 7 months, IIe had been
the subject of that terrible disease dia.
belee and that and subsequent complioa-
tiolls apcodily teripivated his earthly
career. (image was not confined to the
house an a rule and was down town on.
Tuesday, The deceased was a bright
boy wifo made rapid advancement in his
studies until compelled to leave school
though ill health. The funeral took
place on Saturday afternoon, Rev, Jno.
Bose, B. A., conducting the service. Mr.
and MM. Smith and family may rest as.
shred bkokt Choy lave the sympathy of Il e
.emir° ecmmuuity in their sorrow,
R. T. or R.—The election of officers
for the ourreut term in oonneotion with
the Royal Templars of Temperance, No,
680, Brussels, took plaoe on Tuesday
evening of this week and resulted es fol.
lows :—
Salad Councillor, T. Maunders ;
Vice Councillor, Mrs, N. McLauohlin ;
Past Councillor, J. 13. MaLauohlin ;
Chaplain, Nelson Gerry ;
Secretary, Mies Kate Wilson ;
I'in.Secretary, Mrs. J. Kerr ;
Treasurer, T. Fletcher ;
Herald, Jas. Ballantyne ;
Sentfuel, Jno, ICeudali ;
Guard, Alex. Roes.
IIAPPhxmse.--Bapprnoss often 000510ts
in reading it good paper, one that lcavee
a peasant taste in tke mouth, one that
you can rise up from perusing with the
knowledge that you have gained some.
thing of permanent advantage. There
are papers which do not give this happpi•
nese, but whtoh, while exciting for the
moment, result in permanent evil, al-
though tho immediate effect at the mo.
meth may not bo apparent. The
Montreal Witnese is a paper of theformer
aloes, It is good ; it doee good. The
Weekly edition is sent to snbeoribsrs for
one dollar a year, the Daily for three
dollars and the Northern Messenger, a
paper for the younger members of the
anrily particularly and for $ondag
schools, for thirty cents a year. The
sabsoribers of TUE Pose can have it and
the Montreal Witnees for 02,10, and the
Northern Messenger with them for
ttventy.dts cents extra.
Ram> the tusiae pages of Tun Pos•r.
District news and columns of other
readable matter,
CALL and see Hunter's crayon and
water color partrnits, also latest Alneri•
can styles in Photos
010 friends, old books, old wine and
the oil Photo stand over A. R. Smith's
store. Lorne Hunter.
Eveur member of the Trustee Board
was present at the meeting last Friday
evening, the first time for this year.
NEw gilt lettered signs have been
placed at A. R. Smith's, and J. G.
Skene's store fronts. They look tip-top
CALL and see our epeoial line of ail
wool Blankets at 02,75, $3.25, 03.75, 04,•
85, 64.75 and 05.50 a pair at Ferguson &
Halliday's.
PAY Yorn TAXES.—All those who
have not yet paid their Taxes will please
call and do so at my store, opposite the
Postoffice, JAs. T. Ross, Collector.
THE Cavalier Co. (Dakota) llepubtiaau
says :—Thos. Dunford, of Harvey, was
setting up the cigars to his friends Fri.
day m honor of a young sou at his
house.
THE Executive Committee of Huron
Co. Sunday School Association will meet
at 01101011 next Tuesday, at 11 a. n., to
arrange the program of the annual Con•
vention.
ALEX WILSON has disposed of his house
and lot on Princess street to Mrs. Mc.
Lean for the suns of 0450. It is a very
cheap property. Air. Wilson intends re-
moving to Manitoba.
A noon has been fitted up alongside the
fire engine for a hose room, The place
will be heated by a coal stave. This pill
Preclude the possibility of foe being
.armed in the hose in the tune to Dome.
CnANGEe in the time table of the G. T.
R. n.ay be found at the head of the 10011
column. The most noticeable alteration
is the afternoon mail train whish is not
due until 8:15 o'clock. There are several
other ohanees, however, that the travel,
ling public wiil do well to cote.
NEW subscribers are rolling in to Tim
POST for 1802. Don't be caught by can-
vassing agents with promises of what.
they are going to do. Take your Mold
paper and get the latest and most correct
reports of everytlhiug going on. We are
nut afraid of comparison. Our friends
Dan greatly aid us by recommending THE
POST and also sending us the interesting
local happenings. Call in and see us
when in Brussels,
Hootwars,—The Public Schools, wheth-
er rural, or in cities, towns and villages,
close on Tuesday afternoon, Deoember
22nd, and re -open on the 3rd of January.
In 1892 since Brd of January falls on Sun•
day, sahool will reopen on Monday, Jan.
4011, In cities, towns and incorporated
villages the schools are closed for Vaca-
tion dnring the week following Easter
Sunday. Good Friday is a holiday iu
all 5olooe.
MODEL Ev o i aerIONe.—The Model
School examination for teachers in train.
ing began on Monday Deo. 7. The writ-
ten examination occupies the 711 and
the following day. The practical teeth-
ing is taken in the Goderieh Model on
the 9th and the three following days ; in
the Clinton Model on the 14th and the
three following days. Th a result will be
ready for publioution on Saturday, the
19th. The practioal exami nation in drill
and calisthenics has been already taken.
Howmx MnTUAL,—The Board of Di
rectors of the Howiok Fire Ineurance-
Company met in the Township Hall in
Gorrie on Nov. 2811, Thirty-four appli-
cations for insurance, amounting to 054,.
475, were accepted and reported, of that
number 9 were new risks and 25 renewals.
The claim of Chas. Hooper, Howiok, for
damage to dwelling house by Ore was
settled for 017 ; and Robt. E. Harper,
Arthur, was allowed 64, for lambe killed
by lightning. No action was taken in
ale claim of Adam Scott for borne killed
by lightning, or that of Wm. Nelson for
sow killed by lightning. The Treasurer
was instructed to pay the Recount of Jno.
Roberteon, 057 50 for post cards and
printing ; and 028,3.2 expenses for hold.
ing . firs inquest on bile Rogerson, Mor.
vis, claim for dwelling house and part of
the contents thereon destroyed by fire
August 2711, 1891.
NOT GENEVA.., KNOWN. --St Toronto a
storekeeper was fined 95 for haying sold
what was represented to be a quart of eye.
tars without bowleg measured then. Re-
ferring to the ease, the Empire satyr :—
When you ask a dealer for a quart of oys-
ters and be graham cardboard basket 10.
stead of a tin meaaure, slams the lid off a
arookeryware(tub, ladles out ttvo sao0pfule
of bivalves and loo and stuff, slaps down
the cardboard cover and says "00 ciente,"
meanwhile transfixing you with a stony
glare, he is noting contrary to law. You
can't reach him because of the stony glare
or the prine, which are the chief offences,
but the Weights and Measures blot provid•
es that"Any person who uses for the pur-
pose of buying or selling any articles oe
ascertaining annng the prfoe to be pttld fur such
atticlee, any weight or measure which 11as
not been duly inepeoted and stamped Ito.
cording to this act, shall, on conviction,
inose a 9005113' not exceeding 050 and not
lees than $5 for each offeree."
,A OunlsTates ball and sapper is an-
nounced to take place in the Queen's
hotel Hall ml Christmas eve. A large
number of invitations have beer, sent out.
NonnNATIUN day for municipal officers
on Monday, Dco. 28th. 12 o'olook
(noon) is the hour named in Brussels.
If there is en election Ronald McNangI.
ton and W'm. Aldridge will be the
Deputy Returning officers with the poll.
ing places at J. J. 0ilpin'e office and the
Council Chamber. Trustee nominations
on the 28111 also.
How WANT CATs.—" If 300 Gale can
kill 800 rats in 800 days, Low many oats
will it take to kill 100 rote in 100 clays 1"
A fine toned upright piano will be given
by The Queen to the first person answer-
ing the above problem correctly ; an
elegant gold watch will be given for the
second correct answer; a china dinner
set will be given for the third correct
answer ; an elegant silk dress pntteln
will be given for this fourt correct !Ulmer,
and many other valuable prizes, all of
which will bo announced in the next issue
of The Queen. As the object of offering
these prizes is to attract attention to our
popular family magazine, each person
answering must enclose four three cent
stamps for sample number containing
full particulars, Send to -day. You may
secure a valuable prize. 910 in gold will
be paid for the be.t original problem to
be published in a future number. Ad-
dress The Canadian Queen, Toronto,
Can.
13, S. Cook has let the contract for e
One new brick dwelling house opposite
the new hotel, Fordwiolt.
Ata recent meeting of the Winnipeg
poultry keepers, a Winnipeg branch of the
Manitoba Poultry Association was or-
ganized with the following officers :—II.
A. Chadwick, President; J. W. Bartlett,
Viae President ; S. B. Blackball, Secre.
tary•Treasurer.
2301R.,1V
GREEN.—In Elma, on Nov. 1511, the
wife of Mr. Wm, Green of a son.
IIoxarss.—In Elms, on Deo. and, the
wife of Mr. Jas. Holman of a son.
FilAaea.—I i Morrie, on Thursday Nov.
26th, the wife of Mr. James Fraser
of a daughter.
Anti/SI-In Howiok, onSaturday 28th
ult., the wife of Ur. Thos. Ailcine, of
the 111h con. of a son.
McLAUGHLIN.—In Howick, on Friday the
27111 ult., the wife of Mr. Jos. Mc-
Laughlin, on the 2nd con. of a son.
JOHNSTON,—In Howick, on Saturday the
28th ult., bhe wife of Mr. Melvin
Jobnston, on the 4th con. 01 a son.
DUNro11n.-0a Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1891, to
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dunford of Hvr•
vey, of a son.
Mr. Dunford says that before many
years he will have all the harvest help
necessary. The latest arrival is a gen-
nine Dakota rustler, weighing something
less than 16 pounds. The Republican
extends congratulations to the happy
parents,
2t
s.AiEeRxaa,
ADAM e—MaKenomon.—In Mount Forest,
on Nov. 25th, 1891, by Rev, D. Ram-
say, Presbyterian minister, Mr.
Allan Adams, of Howick, (late of
Manitoba,) and Miss Jessie, danghter
of Mr. Wm. MaKeroher, of Rowiok.
BAY—Anna—At the residence of Mr.
James Gray, 8th eon. of Mina, on
Wednesday, Nov. 25th, by the Rev.
Andrew Henderson, M. A., Mr. W.
H. Bay to Miss Nancy M. Ames, all
of Elma.
=Ta=7a-
PAweoN. In Grey, on Deo. 70h, William
Pawson, aged 88 years, 7 months and
15 days.
satITH.—In Brussels, on Deo, 4th, George
Herbert, eldest son of alio, R. and
Mary Smith, aged 14 years and 7
months.
Homers.—In Grey, on Nov. 80th, Mar.
garet, relict of the late John Holmes,
of Minto township, and mother of
Jas. Holmes, of Grey township, aged
89 years aad 4 days,
,'t7C'2'SOxn' _EnA..T.agB.
PM 1.1, DEO. 111.11,—Farm Stock, Lot
8, Con. 8, Grey, Sale commeooes at 1
o'clock. RolaCarr, prop. George
Kirkby, suet
MiS T0052 o 7.,00 S.a.A.. LmC1un,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Pose
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls
l7 ge per dozen
Flour per barrel.......,.:
Potatoes ......
Hay per ton. .. . . 44,64•4
Porti .
Rides per 16 .............
Salt per 111., retail.,.,..
Sheep skins, each. .•.....
tamb skate eao1.,..,,.,
Apples per harrol. , , . , .
110 98
00 01
33 41
60 62
31. 88
15 00
15 00
d: 50 5 00
25 80
9 00 10 00
5 G4 5 026
0
100 co
65 00
05 00
1 00 1 25
.m,ma
TWE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
b�'PRAYED ON THE PREMISES
1.of the uudersigued, Lot 29, eon. 8,
Morris, on or .boot 5opt.]sth, itpig 9 months
old, The owner is regnested to pro Vo pro-
perty, pay exp Doses and take it awey,
21-4 J. BOWMAN.
QTRAYED ON TEE PREM.
�_. nuts of the undersigned, Lot 11, Con, 2,
Grey, on or about Nov. 10th, a two-year-old
heifer, red with some white, The owner is re-
quested to prove prepol'ty, pay expauS08 and
take her away.
21.4' 'HOS, STOKES.
Ti AIR WARNING.—
Any perebn ar persons found tres-
passing Soo Son the ciety, after this date, will be pro-
secuted
. without regard to age or sex. 13,y
order of the Dir eaters.
D. ST51 WART,
Brussels, Doe, 11,'01. Secretary,
LT OUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE
orto rent on John street, Brulaele, lie.
ing lots 188 and 154. Comfortable dwelling
and convenieacee such as well, cistern,
cellar, woodshed, good garden end fruit
trees. For farther particulars apply to
]0 4' WM. MARTIN.
DRIVING PARK ASBOOIA•
TION.—A11 parties who took stock in
the above Association who have not paid for
the same aro asked to do so within tee days
or else the aeoeuuto will bo handed in for
collection.
A. IiOENCG,
Brussels, Doo. 10, 1891. Secretary.
PATRONS OF CHEESE FAO
TonIEs are bonen tted by sending milk
earn part bred Jerseys. They combine both
quantity and quality. Until I dispose of ono
15 my Jersey cults you eau have your ohotae.
E'er further partioulars apply at my Drug
uvd Book Stole,
G. A. DFADBIAN, Brussels.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All portions having claims against the es-
tate of Ma'•y Bainee, late of th 5 Township of
Morris. County of Huron, widow, deneasnd,
who died on the 2nd Day of December, 1895,
are required to furnish particulars bbersof
to Moyer tts D fakiseei, Barristers, Wingh am,
or to the undersigned, on or before the 12YI1
Day of December, 1891, as tbo Rxeeutnrs
will then proceed to distribute the estate,
having regard only to those o,nims of which
n011oe 0ba11 have been then given. This
notice is given under 1$. S. 0.. ebap.rll
see. 80.
JAame WILEINaoN,
005501 STnnns, Executers,
Joea'Pa 01550, 1
Dated Nov. 21, '9i,
Tho lands of the said deceased being S. W.
and login& 5,
lltlne,iwi111Uea 010 by Publlo
Auction at I:allaglier'e Hotel, Belgrave, 00
$,tTURD 3Y, 1)1011 1111ElIt 12, 1S9I:.
at 2 p, m, For particulars and oonditions
Of sale 50e poster's Iced the above named
1110001015.
Notice to Creditors.
IN TOE MATTER or TIIF ESTATE OF ELI9ABETR
HINOe'foN, LATE OF 005 VILLAGE Or
Bouse is s, 1N Tris COUNTY Or HURON,
WIeow, DSaEAOED.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to Revised
Statutes of Ontario, chapter 110, that all
creditors and others having 0halms against
the estate 01 said Elizabeth Hiogeton, do -
ceased, who died on or .beat the 25th day
of November, A. D. 1891, at the Vfllago of
Brussels aforeeaid,are required 00 send by
poet prepald,or deliver to Robert L, Taylor,
of the Village of Brussels, Solicitor for the
Executors of the will of the said duseased
1501 rtl their ae nd aaddre seDecemwithAf D.
ll
partieurars of their claims and the Securities
(if any) bold by there.
And Notice is fustber given that after the
Mid last Mentioned dote the Slxeoutore will
proved to distribute the onsets of the eald
estate amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only, to the claims of width
they thanthou have notice and that the
Said Executors will not be liable for the
cairn aooete or any part thereof eo dlotribnt-
ed to any paean or menus of whose claim
or olaime notice shard not have beau receiv-
ed at the time of dlstributien.
Dated at Bruasele this 811 Day of Decem-
ber A. D. 1801.
22.2 It, L. TAYLOR,
Solicitor for Executors,
Wm, , Dav 355,
Time, MAxwn/L, } l.xeoutoxs.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN TIM atA'i'Tria Ot' JOHN Hanna VANaAMs',
00 7110 TOWNSHIP OF' Mortars, IN TNM
0005'1'0 Or HURON, FARMER, INSOLVENT.
Netlee 1S hereby given that the above
name lntnlSant Lae male in neefglnnoat
to mo under the provielose of lteldeed Sta-
tutes of Ontario, 1807, ahaptor 151, and
lLmwench:n(311te thereto of cell 115 estate and
eiteets for the benefit or Bio Creditors,
A mooting of tbo Creditors will be bold
at the Oilmen of It 1,'1'aylo1', Solicitor,
Brneools, w1 MONDAY, the 21et DO, of De,
oember,180.1,at2O'clock p.m. for the per,
pose of apoolutiuguu 11155100tor and giving
dlreotious for the disponi of the estate gee.
orally
Or0a,torearo hereby reeeired to Ole their
tlwn es oorlillou by athdavlt with the said it,
L. Taylor on or before the 2101 day of D0•
()ember aforesaid, atter which ditto I shall
pro000d to distribute the said estate, having
regard only to Lho alumni of whlah I elhall
then bays, notice, and I shall not be r05pou.
eiblo for the assets of the said innate or any
part thereof, to any person whoop claim or
claims sball not then Mato been flied,
11.L,1,'1pYGOR, G19o10G1d i3amain,
b oBsitor for Aselgnee. A wawa,
ringlets, 28th Nov„ 1801, 24.`2
Dr,,o, 11, 181.
Ctiristma,g
181:1-2U1', )31:ATITIFtlr.,�
111-11WHii.
'the Sieeel and l,ei i's1 ,16sartuuahl 1
lie 'o ever had.
Aronsil;nmentof rare thing, olivine,
from Japan, is On the way between
Vanonuver and hers. I expect those
JapnuDsu goods iu every day note, Call
in and sed thorn. They will he well
worth ee,•ing,
2 'A ergo assortment 1.1 beautiful
Illustrated Toy Books now on Display.
• '. 7C, PiL;hl'Y71Ct,
CIIEMiRT AND Da00ats'r, BitoseFLe,
BANKING.
1%/1
iINTOSII & MaTAGGAR'I',
BANKERS, • i3RUSSELS,
Transact a Geraoral Eeaalc3.a�.g
evoiseZc•
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Guardian and 'United Status Drafts bought
and Rohl,
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Collections made on ferera/le terms.
Canadian Agento—Mnac,5r'e BANE o7•
CANADA.
New Yogi Agents—Intrna•rerts AND Tntn-
Ene NA'rheNAL 13ANi,
LEGAL AN -D CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
• Solieltor and Conveyancer. Collec-
tions
s made. 011100—Vaastovo's Block, line.
i 3520
MT M. SINCLAIR,
• Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary POD•
lio, deo, Office—Graham a 11leck,1 dour north
Of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Puede to
Loan.—
DIOKSON 1& }JAYS,
Rmto with Garrey PrOudloot, God e•
rich,) Hamsters, Solicitors, Conveyancers,
82, OO1cee—brussels and Seaforth, liras.
eels 011lee—'Up-stairs Over. Banlc, Money
to Loan.
0. B. OATS. W. n. nI0315o11
BUSINESS CARDS.
i' Y I3. t'IoCRACI1LN,
Issuror ofMur•iage Lfae5sos. OOlo,l
cutis Gr000ry,'i'ureberry,street, Brussur0
1• N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist' Stop—Noxi door
south of A. 63. McKay,1 Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and el/lichens hair (letting it specialty
A/TISSt BALL
Piano,?
Is
fwd tPipe Organ, Spoet,n alt.
'Wagon given to Technic. For further in-
formation address— Bas 175, Brussels.
A• t1IoNAIR
Insurer of Manage Lleoneee, by
1W/ointment of Liout,•Governor, OOadmte•
sion or, Pike Iasuran o Co, Of looB. 3ut the Orenbrooancer k
Post Oillue,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE" AND MARINE.
.._•GUELPH.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Co, Huron oftheyancer, Notary Public,
Laud, Lean and Theorem* Agent. Funds
invested and to lows. Collections made.
Moo in Graham's- Bloolc, Brussels.
OIL PAINTING,
Miss Merles, of Wiugham, is prepared
to give instruction in oil painting. forme
may be ascertained at Mise Nellie noon' store
where samples of work tnav be geed. Miss
merle would also take a few Mere 509115 fu
music.
A. IIAWKINS,
T.
see and pupil, in the Art f Church, of A.
W Thayer, hfue, Ooo,,.New' York, will give
lessons to pupils either at Thee, Furrow's,
oat their owe ho levee Terinerif m moder-
ate, pro-
/erred,48.
DENTAL.
11.)3MNTX o7CI
M. CAVANAGH!, L. D• Be D. D. Se
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Cui-
yerslby. OErroE—Ower Pepper's Drug Store,
l raeseis,
AUCTIONEERS.
RAYMANN,
tend saleeAuctioneer ,Iwrtrailstock, ready
Terat-
me
cheerfully given. oranbrook P. 0. Sales
may be arranged at Tun Pon Publishing
House, Brussels,
1 FORGE KIRKBY,
' Licensed Auctioneer, Sales oonduot
ed on reasonable terms. Perms and farm
stook a specialty. Orders left at 'Lam PoeT
PublisbingI•Iouse,Brusselo,or sent to Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt art etiou,
Tt—'TA'VING• TAKEN OUT LICEN-
JL.L an as an Auctioneer I 1103 prepared
to conduct sales of farm Stook at reasonable
prio00, 1lhowing the standing of nearly
every parson I nm Ina position to sell to
good marks and get good. security when sold
on erode, Satisfaction guaranteed, (five
m2 a 0.11. 82. F S. SCOTT,
MEDICAL CARDS.
_V M, 11'. GALE, 91.D., 0, M.,
Member of the Colne a of P
g 11ysa ion.
and Surgeons si Ontario le street
Other asci laaeidionco—Main street Nast,last
Titbur,0iitario,
T A. 61oNAUGEITOIV, 91. D.
• O.M., L.R. 0.1'„ Edinburgh, M. 0, P
S. Get, Residence and ofies fn Wilson's
Mock, corner of kilt and 1'urnborry Sts.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
1 • honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is monorail to treat all
dieea5ee of do lestioated animals In a cont•
patent manner. Particular attention pard
to veterlliary dentistry, Calls pr metJ at.
tended to. office rod fnermaryr—Two (kora
north of bridge runabout' at,, Aro sals%
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