The Brussels Post, 1888-12-28, Page 8rspace allotted me ie too small 11•1
escribe, as 1 weuld like, our steels ;
of.Tfoliday Goods, It le with pleasure
WO.oenshow yea an uesortment unequal.'
ed by former yours. Our Plush Goode
aro $poolal Value, the greater part having
been bought direat from the mannfae.)
tater. IS ro have a fine lino of Bibles, fu.
eluding tho Bible and Methodist Bynum
combined, oleo the Bible, 'Psalms .and
Paraphrases and Presbyterian I lymns
combined. Our Xmas and New 'Years
Cards aro beautiful, and tho assortment
of Booklets never so large. Our stook of
t
Books also have been personally selected.
We have a number of other lines, all
suitable for the holiday Trade, whioh Wo
would like you to Call and See.
Druggist, Bookseller and
Fancy Goods Dealer.
_NO REMEDY
girls; such
universal B,P'.tEDYsmanufactured atisfaction as the
Seaforth, called
LUMSDEN & WI LSO
a,%o, y%%%L1 %%76%% %,%
�./Roryy0a,l .,G/1yceratoi Balsam of �l ir, N
Its wonderful virtues have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Price 50 etc.
17 -Sons.
CRM1 TRUNK RAILWAY.
6o1THenN ETrENGIO3, w. O. &: D.E.
Traincleave Brussels Station, uort and
south as follows:—
Going South. Going North.
Mail... '08a.m.Mixed 0:90 a.m
15Xprese 1140 a.m._I Mail... 9:06 p.m
Mixed. ........&:6'6p.m. 1 Express 9:45p.m
� c ins glans.
A ohiePs among ye takin' notes
An' faith he'll Arent it.
T H F IU
Deux nights. 14,1 B. WAm: has boon on the sick lie
Tonin groceries at Brannan 131101. Alias Qi.tun illtllonroa arrived hornet
Toni Bell Organ is a winner every time, from Ottoryilla last Monday.
/telt Alex, Wilson. (leo, Lova & Oo. take the load in
Sas the new embroidered drew goods fanny natters, for style, material and
at ,5"TnACAAN B1100, Ankh.
Ter Tun Posr for 1889 if you .are not: .able, d. B. T, MCCoarh and family are
already a subscriber, RWtly on a visit to relatione and friends
Tue Largest Assortment of Lampe in
r
town at B. Gerry s. - 2
SOW/ talk of'organiziug a Rifle A.s.
sooiatiou in Brussels.
ilAm r J. WHITLEY is away to Owen
Somld on a visit to hie 'two sons.
Delis
s
Fria Vases, Cups and Sauoar
, ,
Toys, &n, go to G. A. Deadman's. 22
LAST week we disposed of 38 copies of
Tan Pon outside of serving our regular
subscribers,
O'CoNNon may be a good oarsman but
Arthur Veal ran kuouk the spots off him
selling obeap furniture.
BENIWAL subscriptions to Tun Posy
for 1580 are pouring in. The people know
a good paper when they meet it.
A lively butterfly was brought to our
office on Wednesday afternoon by Was.
Buyers. This is something unusual at
this season of the year,
Tan verdant youths who did the tall
yelling and made use of blasphemous
language on Christmas eve should have
got a night iu the lookup to 000l off.
EAST Huron Farmers' Institute in Brne-
sele on Friday and Saturday, 11111 and
12th January. Prof. Mills and one of the
other Professors, not yet named, will be
in attendance.
A Gr.EAT OnANCE. -By apeoial arrange.
meats with the publishers of Toronto
Saturday Night and Canadian Fireside
Weekly, we are enabled to offer both those
valuable journals together with ours at
the following remarkable low rate, viz.,
53.75.
W. M. Snootin has added n brand
new Remington type writer to the outfit
of his law office and handles it like an
old stager. Mr. Sinclair has his office
fitted out in a first-olass manner and is
able to keep abreast of his rapidly in.
creasing practice.
MAITLAND SEATING RINE.—Now le the
time to secure your tiokot for the Rink.
15 single tickets for $1.00 Season ticket,
82,00. Special terms will be made to
large families. The Rink will be open to
ladies every Wednesday afternoon, ad-
mission -free. Tickets may be obtained
from the manager, A. J. Lowery. 21-2
A. M. Kay, deputy postmaster of
Stratford, is temporarily filling the posi•
Non of postmaster at 'Goderioh, owing to
the decease of Postmaster Dickson. The
names of R. Porter, M. P., F. W. John-
ston, W. Campbell, Thos. Farrow and
others are mentioned a;s open for an ap-
pointment to the office. It is worth
about 81800 a year.
COMES Ann SLsions.—Scott & Will-
iams have a splendid lot of anttera and
sleighs just finished. The timber is the
best, thoroughly seasoned and the work-
manship cannot be beaten. We will not
be undersold. The customer with the
cash iu his hand can make a great bar-
gain. Give os a call and see our cutters
and sleighs, SCOTT & WuniAns, Mill
Street, Brussels. n1.9•tf
A. IP, & A. M,—The annual election of
officers of St. John Lodge, A. 1. & A. M.,
Brussels, took place last week with the
following result :
J. R. Grant, W. M., (re-elected) ;
W. H. Cloakey, S. IV
W. M. Sinclair, J. W.;
Thomas Fletcher, Treas.;
Jno. Shaw, Sec's;
J. Y. S. Kirk, Tyler ;
W. H. Mess, l Anditors.
D. Straohan,
Tho installation of officers took plain at
their meeting Thursday evening, when
the officers were duly installed, including
the following :
W. H. Moss S. D.;
D. Strnohan J. D..
T. Kirkconnell, L G.;
J. Walker, S. S.;
A. Blair, J. S.;
Bikers New -Year.
New goods at STaaoaas Boos.
Jan. Lze has gone to St. Marys.
'PELL'S furniture beats everything.
Bnaoa tea drinkers should read Adam
Good's Advt.
Von boots, shoes and overshoes go to
STEACHAs Boos.
Mess Jassm Ross spent her Christmas
holidays at Guelph.
COED worn, hard or soft, taken on ac-
count. Dn. GRIMY!.
New cutter for sale cheap, wood taken
for it. W. H. MaCnnczes. 2ua
GET married and save money by buy-
ing your furniture from Asynun VEAL.
New arrivals this week. Handsome
Hanging Ruby Lamps at B. Gerry's. 20
CALL at THE POST Bookstore and get
one of the well-known Pansy series of
stories.' -30
Oe,Hons 180. a doz. also a large assort.
-rnent,of candies and nuts at lowest prices.
GEo. TEo rsoN. 23 -
Henn FAm.—The monthly horse fair
far the buying and selling of horses will
be' held on Thursday of next week.
TAT Com:Erma Ross has made a big
pp;th in gathering in the ducats this year
alit, has proved that he is the man for
Gnlwey.
JNo. Hn'DEe has come home from Sault
SO. Marie, where ho has been for up.
w ds of a year. He°''talks of trying
Bttitieh Columbia next spring.
Tina night- train, due here at 9:45
b'clook, did not reaoh Brussels last Sat-
urpay until about midnight, and on
021 'istmae eve it was after 11 before it
arved
AN. MoNesoaroa, the well known
b' der, is engaged patting in the ma.
eery in Vanstone .Bros new mill at
S 'thampton just now. He understands
the whole sap bush.
LN another column we ,give an official
st gement of reoeipts and expenditure,
the assets and liabilities of .the
nnenioipality of Brussels as required by
Iays. The local account has been kept
well in hand.
JAMES I'aoN, who bas been laid up for
Wend months with a sore hand, is able
to.8et about to work again. - He has an
agency for lrnft and ornamental trees
and has commenced his canvas. He
:Mould meet with success.
111Esr 1r1AEEaT.—I have opened a
E.3toher Shop, 2nd door south of the
mhrket, where I intend keeping good
Next Sabbath morning the pastor will
preaoh a sermon to the young people of
Melville church,
COCNefLLon ST10A01A24 line removed t0
the north side o3 thorlver to the house
lately vacated by G. A. Beer,
Ton Albume, Books, Bibles, Xmas
Cards, Plush Dressing Cases and Hand
80201181s eo to G. A. Deadman's. :12
AN interesting sexvioe was held in S
John's church on Christmas morn
oonduotod by the incumbent. 1Se:i,W
Clea, The olloir oontribnted a 511111
of Christmas selections of music,
church was tastefully decorated n
evergreens.
WOLL'Umaiuo AND D1tILLINa.--Ge
Birt has all the necessary machinery
digging and drilling wells andis poor
to attend to all work ontru•ted to h
a way that will insure satisfaction,
cleaned oat and p11b in proper sl
To ms reasonable. Residence s
itoor north of the bridge, west si
Turnberry street Brussels. 5
"MEssran's STA11,"—The service o
entitled "Messiah's Star" was ci
the Methodist chnroh last Friday
ing by the Sabbath sebool. Abor
persons tookpart. The recitations
from Ben.Hur, were given by
Minnie Gerry, May Kerr, Lotti • 211,
Tillie Langdale and L. A. Hamblyhe
piece was descriptive of the b "h of
Christ. Willie Armstrong gaveyr sreoi.
tatienentitled "A word to sr„i(iaf school
teachers." This was fnliowed by a piece
of music by several girls, after whioh
Allis Young recited "Chatterbox." hire.
Gilpin presided at the organ. A vote of
thanks was passed to the school for the
pleasing and successful entertainment on
motion of Rev. M. Swann, seconded by
B. Gerry and supported by Rev. R. Paul.
Orangee and candies were distributed
among the children. A collection of
810.50 was taken at the close of the
meeting.
BIBLE. SOCIETY GOLLEeTons.—Ata meet-
ing recently heti at THE POST Publishing
House, President Strachan, Rev, J. Ross
and Bev. G. B. Howie, J. Hargraves, G.
A. Deadman and W. H. Herr being
present, the following collectors were ap-
pointed to canvass the various eeotions
indicated .belonging to the Brussels
Branch of the Upper Canada Society :—
Brussels, north of river, Mrs. J. Kerr and
Miss Moore ;
Brussels, east of Turoberry street, Mrs.
J. W. Shiel and Miss Nessie Kay ;
Brussels, west of Turnberry street, Mrs.
D. O. Ross and Mrs. J. G. Skene ;
Walton, Misses Hillen and McDougall.
Gray, Cons. 17 &18, Misses Smillie;
" " 15 & I0, Misses Hislop and
Harris ;
" 13 & 14, Misses Grant and
Askin;
" 11 & 12, Misses Porrie and
Davidson ;
" 9 cC 10, Misses . Hill and
Habkirk ;
" 7 & 8, S. Y. Taylor ;
5 & 6, Misses Smith ;.
" 3 & 4, Misses Straohan and
Taylor ;
" 1 & 2, Misses Straohan and
Simpson.
Ethel, Misses Davies and Tindall.
Morris, Con. 2, Misses Reid and Gibson ,
" " 8, A. I. McColl and A.
Cochrane;
4, Misses Black and Currie ;
"Tun BERET Ploitnna."—Tho pupils
and young people of St. John's chnroh
Sunday School presented the cantata
"The Barry Pickers" to a good sized and.
ience on Thursday evening of last week,
in the Town Hall. The principal parts
were taken by Miss Abraham, Miss Lizzie
Jackson and will. James, who personated
gipsies ; Geo. Rogers jr., and Mies Hattie
Rogers representing the long. lost sailor
and hie wife, and their children, Nellie
Ward, Herbie Dennis and Florone Hog-
gard. Solos were also nicely taken and
assistance rendered by Mise Annie Har-
greaves, Eolith Eastman, Jennie Wilson,
Aggie Shiel, Maud Hall, Kate Stratton,
Fannie Rogers, Emma Webster and
others. Presents were given the pupils
at the close. To Miss Hargreaves is due
a very large amount of the credit in the
preparation of the cantata. The receipts,
083.15, will be applied on a new organ for
the school.
leapt at reasonable prices. Orders de- „Gan'."—With the new year Grip en-
1iv&ed in any part of the town. A share tere upon its thirty-second half yearly
of ublio patronage solicited. volume, a foot whioh speaks elogaently
2g-4* JAMB B000in.
Go Wednesday afternoon of this week
Ra$y. W. F. Campbell, of Dungannon, as
suited by Rev. M. Swann, united Robt.
J.Kirk, of West Wawanosb, and Miss
Emma J. Anderson together in wedlock
at the 'home of the bride's brother,
Brussels.
IT is wortb while going miles to see
Adam Good's decorations end to stand
unfier the holly and mistletoe. Ide has a
big stook of Jordan almonds, 7 crown
figs walnuts, filberte, every discription of
panned g ,ods, oyeters, liaddiee, srscoee,
He expects to do a big trade,
THE Fireside Weekly is made up ex-
olueively of stories, poetry, and answers
to correspondents. Tho Sheppard Pub-
lishing Company truthfully claim it to be
the cheapest family story paper in Amer.
Ma, its pride being 82 per year, while
thalt of its American rivals, not, one whit
better in style and much inferior as to
eontents, are eaob 03 per annum. We
offer The Fireside Weekly and Tni Poem
for the merits of this unique and favorite
Canadian journal. No former attempt
in the field of humorous journalism en
Canada was ever eeooesefal, bemuse in
no former case was there the happy com-
bination of elements esaetitial to the suc-
cess of suoh a venture. In the first
place, an uncommon fertility of invention
is required to keep a comic paper abreast
of the times, and this must be backed up
by an artistio ability equal
to the task of
evolved
interpreting the happy
in a popular manner. Secondly, there
must be the solid basis of right principle
upon whioh to build. Truth, honor, fair-
ness and good taste are all an essential to
the success of a comic journal as of a
magazine of the highest class. All theee
features have, from the firstnumber, dis-
tinguished Grip in a high degree. It
stands to -day alongeide of the very best
productions of its class in the world, and
enjoys a fame far beyond the bounds of
Canada. To Canadians it ought to be
more and more an object of patriotic
it2462.75 per antenna. Could anyone ask pride, and certainly' but little can bo said
more or the patriotism of any Canadian who
TEEMS. Was It meeting of throe dela- ..pretends to culture, and can afford the
-gat, c from the Reform party and a lila prise, whose neuro fs not found upon
seym1105 of Conservatives at the Queen's Grip's subscription list. The subsorip.
Metol last Friday afternoon for tho pur• tion prioo is almost ridiculously low,
pone of arranging a compromise in con• when the rates of similar (and not equally
rreoti01, With the coining municipal oleo. able) journals elsewhere aro considered.
tide in Brussels So as 10 avoid an election. It is only two dollars a year, although
Pothing was done, however, and the the paper contains sixteen pages filled
fd owing tiokot fs said to be in the 80181 'With bright original humor of pen and
'�qq —R bt: Graham. II'or Conn: pencil and always ives, without stint,
F$r Reovo o pencil, , , y � ..
oillors—J'. M. Malntosh, D; Strachanpolitical cartoons on paesingevents, whrsb
Z'. Stewart and Watson Ainley On' for point, power and ,rumor are certainly
the Reform side, and Geo. Broker for unsurpaseed in any liumorous paper of
1ioavc, and Jno. Ament, B. Gerry, W. F. tike day, 3or ourselves wo Clan say that
Vanetono seed R. I,oatlrerdale Councillors Grip is the very first journal We open and
forthe (looservatived. Next Monday Will enjoy on the arrival of our weekly U-
0We who the candidates aro to bo, how- . oban� es, and WO believe the same is true
ever. '.Tore Was ono need of an oleotion 1 -of nearly every editor in the country,
at all this year. Got it for 1820 without fail,
Dec, 28, 1888,
1Yir7ai0ra%raa' Fes?' -gas 47ct1.'R�7-34-Is_fz9,
THEM ON THE RUN
PETITION NoWHERh
TOMERS REAP THE BENEFIT !
INECHATS! OIMORS
e
tt
" 5, M. Black ;
" 0, Misses Smith and Walker;
7, Miss Mo0all
" 8, Misses Kelly and Moore ;
The oolleotors are asked to have their
canvassing oompleted'in time to return
the books to the Secretary -Treasurer by
the 15th of January or thereabouts.
M.A.RR EMD.
Gnmrornnr-0;4sTn11.—In Brussels, on
Deo. 26th, by Rev. M. Swann, 121r.
Thos. E. Grimoldby to Miss Mar-
garet R. Carter, all of Brussels.
Posoinot—DENNieol.—At the residence
of the bride's father, on the 25th
inst., by Rev. W. Torrance, Mr.
Thos. E. Pomeroy, of Wroxeter, to
Miss Rate Dennison, of MoKillop.
teransoN—SMsennot .—At the residence
of the bride's parents, on Dec. 25th;
by Rev. J. T. Legear, Mr. Harry
Matheson, of Woodstock, to Miss
Dolly Smalldon, of Grey township.
tzar--ANnEnsoN.—In Brussels, on D so.
20th, by Rev. W. F. Campbell, at
the residence of Mr. Stanley Ander-
son, Mr. Robt. J. Kirk, of West
Wawanosb, to Miss Emma Jane
Anderson, of Seaforth.
axr»-
HALL.-III Grey, on Deo. 21st, Royston
Laird, only son of Robert Hall, aged
llyear and 3 days.
FurnAY, Jas. 4, 1889.—Farm stock and
implements, at W lot 11, eon. 0, Grey,
at 1 o'olook sharp. Thos. McGregor,
prop., Geo. Kirkby, isnot:
Connl1CTEn CAit0BULLY EVE= WERE.
Fall Wheat 1 00 1 01
Spring Wheat ... 1 00 1 01
Barley 45 00
Oats 119 83
Peas 58 59
Butter, tubs and rolls.. , 10 17
Eggs per dozen 18 00
Flour per barrel 0 00 00
Potatoes 25' 110
slay per ton.. 1 `r 00 11 0e
Hides per Ib 4 54.
Salt per bbl., wholesale00 80
Sheep skins, Gaels 110 3. 00
Wool, per lb. Q 10 tl 222
Pork .
COIEEC'TED CA1tESULLY EVERY {WEE.
Fail Wheat O
Spring Wheat 1 00 1
Oats 32 83
Peas.,......,.,. 58 541
Barley 45 00
Potatoes ., ,.,..• .... 27 30
Butter, per lb 121 17
18 00
3.ggs,1100 doeen
Apples, per bushel 0'05 0 000
1
Should Auld Acquaint-
ance Be Forgot,
No 1 don't forget it ! Brush
up your old Goat ani send it
to your brother in Manitoba or
British Columbia and then buy
our New Fall and Winter Cloth-
ing. They'll suit you better in
the streets of our town. Brns-
t�r OW THEY FLEW OUT 'OF THIS] ]3�IItJSSELS CLOTHING
a
House last Woolf. Whitt a weal: for bneiuoss. A Push, a crowd
0011$11 dally inlaying, hardly . enough salesmen to wait oil the eager.
throng. 13at makes it 7 Wily such a business ? The same rate
of increase for. st. year 01' two more and 13111500ls won't bold us.
Why is it so ? Simply because right goods at right prices have
done their work.
GOOD 1STUFF,
GOOD MAKING,
GOOD S ■ YLES.
We believein, and the good value we have been giving, not only
bring customers back but bring new ones with the old. Seo our
Overcoat Stock this week. It includes everything new, everything
sols Clothing House is the "auld
stylish, everything durable. The finest goods the market aflorcls,
acquaintance"• that we don't
want you to forget or to avoid. as 11'e11 as all the medium and lower grades.
We'll promise to wear well.
• OVERGOATV VER �, � ATS
A. R. SMITH, CLOTHIER,
BRUSSELS CLOTHING HOUSE.
REAL ESTATE. BANKING.
oINTOSH & 1IoTAGGART,
C�C130ICE FARMS FOR ,;ALE.—
A-few splendid, improved farms for
eelein the township of Grey, Morrie and
MoKinOp. Apply to A. DELGATTY, Co,
AnettOneer,lirnesel5 P. 0,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
On the corner of Mary and Mechanic
party is in the village of Brussels. This pro -
'bargain to r any person shaving situatedanx01
young children as it .is so near the school.
Good stable and well on the premises. also
Some young fruit trues and a quantity of
small fruit. Apply to the ow0Or on the
premises.
16-t5 MRS. TURNBULL, Brussels,
1ARMFOR SALE .—T FIE SUB -
J.: offers his valnablo 100 acro
farm, being lot 8, con. 18, Grey Township,
Huron Co., for sate. Tbdi'e aro about 60
acres cleared and to oodheart. There is a
loghouso, good bank born, beating orchard,
and all the necessary conyenlenees on the
premises, nor further partioulare, as to
,mite term s, etc, apply to the Proprietor,
19 21 HI I) UGA.LD STEM: IAN Bru sols.
1ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
DEnalertnp offers for sale the north
Morrie
Oeo9mt tyarter of of Huron, containing concession aereo. he
land is of first quality andin a high state of
t'5laores ales ed iNow frame hand ouses, 8 t oms,
milk house with concrete walls, 2 wells,
good barns and shod, orchard, etc, lllght
mares of Rall wheat, This desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit-
able terms will be giyon. Title perfect,
JAMES Bax208N13 ousels P. 0.
ss-
'VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
1' beingtheeolith half of 102 number
80 in the 4th oonceesion of the township of
bbaldi Tayloor containinhe g
ninety-nine nip ty nine acres.
Ninety aeras aro elected,. the balance wood-
ed with valuable timber. llxeollent build -
Inge, largo oroltarrl of choice Irene, soil in
good condition and le siboatoll one and a
quarter miles north of the Village of srus-
of tlio finest homestead main
fel arina in ad he Chis ounty
oil/urea and will be sold' at a bargain and
on terms' to suit 1 urohaeer. For further
pparticulars apply s the Proprietor, A. M.
T4YLOlt, -Manan Arcade, Toronto, or to
AR010013ALD TAYLOR, So., on the prom-
ises.
FARM FOR SALE.
The Executors of the estate of the late
Wl`LiadacMoonur, sseeniE, deooased, now
offer the following valuable lands' for sale,
viz. :—The north half of lib 27, and the wont
hall of the north half of lot. 28, both in the
0th concession of the Township, of Morris,
County of Muton, oontaining 150' soros.
About 110 00005 are cleared .and in good'
conditiou, the greater part being in grass.
The balance is well timbered, chiefly with
beech and maple.
This farm is favorably sibo ate: withie 009
rnilc of the Villa00 of Wessels, Which affords
an excellent market. There is upon Elie
promises a good Rain. barn anti house an
orchard Of choioo fruit trees, a never failing
spring, also agood Well and puma , and godd
feneeq. Thio property will bo sold in ono or
two uarools, to suit Intending purobasers.
. Purchaser silIl bo allowed to enter acid have
use of house on grumbles at any tltno atter
harvest and to do fall plbftwlug., Pull poems -
sloe will be given at let NOVOmbes next.
Hogsj dressed h Per tonus and 'further part:enlare it ply
Beef 4 50 5 50 u omen, 24.si)3ru 00 OnEnrri, Or to scan
18 00 1,1' 00 beer eCurdNT, 1 i
flay , s TxtoOn3Or s.
EVdod,�1 er cors,, , .. , . , .. , 2 50
50 17ir,Rsou .l !Nuys, i ..
'f Onto 06S, 50
Filtieellekitrs, each•SO 75 t n a datllrn4101a.ne
13ANEE3.8 -:- BRUSSELS
Transact a Genera/ Banking
Business.
111OTDS =COUNTED.
Oanadiantand United S tates:Drafts bought
and sold.
Intorestiallowed on deposits.
iCollections made on favorable terms.
Canadian Agnate—ME1OIIANT'O BANE 0e"
CANADA.
Now York Agents—IMeonTEr.O AND 'Tn0n-
nne NATIONAL Ann.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
SINCLAIR, SOLIOIT-
VV • or, Couveyau0er, Notary Public,
00. O93oe : Grabam'a Blook, l door north of
llargroaves' Drug Store. private Punds to
Loan.
�j E. W A D E. BARRISTER,
A.:.l. Solicitor and Notary Publio. Con-
veyancing. Collections and Loaning. Mr,
Wade will attend to (Ionia every wodnos•
day at two o'oleok.
TIOKSON & HAYS,
(Late with Gamow & i:'rourltoot, Godo-
rich) Barristers. Solicitors, Oonveyagoore,
Sic. Office, Grant's Blooli, Brussels. Mousy
to loan.
R. S, HA.35, W. B. DICKSON.
A M. TAYLOR, 13. 0. L., BAR.
-C3.. • Immune, Solicitor, a, of the firm of
Diolreon, Taylor k Afodora, Barristers,
Soliottore,. &o„ Manning Arcade, ring street
West,Teronto, Money to loan.
A HUNTER, OLERK OF
the Ponrth Division Court", nu1'On
Conveyancer, Notary Publie, Land, Loan
andlnsuranoe Agent, Puede invested and
to loan. C0.lootionn made.., Orliee in Gra-
ham's it lOals, Rrussols.
Og>rRT OUNNIItiGNq
d9
IA-sea1NOn,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MEDICAL CARDS.
ALN M.D
M. F 0 ,
VW .
MomUoroftlto College of Physialans,and
50,5338008 of Ontaato by examination. ' '
Opine and Resident—main St. Bast,.ldthe
' A. MoNAUGHTON,
a .P.18aliobttr b'M.0.P.
. C. M. Hargreaves'
g ,
e➢
0 ()11;0 At lindfr on 13 Drug0 Store loom
9 bo 11:80 a.m. and tom 1190 to 4 p, in, o
other hence may be bund at the residence
formerly' 000upied by or, Hutchinson,
Mill street,
DENTAL.
_ . DxUlsT rr'
G. 0. Dalt In 11. s., linnet Grrvinato and
M. U. (1. D. 15.'reronto. Vitellsed Air given
Motiee, D, 1);. N., Assistant Operator
Os'5Icit--1(elate Blook, Soutorth..
133M1v'1 IMT.
w.X.L'ear,L.D. S. Graduate of To-
ronto School o1 Dentistry. 411 oper-
ations- guaranteed.. 0113ee—Oady'a
Bloolr, Seeforth.
Artillolaltoeth, 3)0111(11101119', and a
guavanteed'eta or 810.00 pox sot.
DE) TIo7L':
a. Ems,,
Honer Graduate of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nxrnoe OXIDIC
Gas administered for the painless extrac-
tion of tooth.
OFFIOB.—One boor North of the Bunk.
AUCTIONEERS.
EORGE KIRKBY, L10EN-
��•J�+l sEn Auctioneer, Saler conducted on
reasonable terms, farms end farmstook a
specialty. orders left at TDE Pear Publish-
ing.11ouse, Brussels, or sent to Walton post
office will receive prompt attention.
A LEX. DDLGATTY, AUCTION-
£ .L. nEn, is prepared to attend to sales on
the shortest notice. A, epaaialty mO(lo 01
sales of thoroug3-bred stook. Terms made
known b" application R. Tun Pool? Publish.
lug Rouse, whore orders may be loft, or
address to Brussels P 0.
A RAYMANN, AUOTIONEER, t„
21.e is always ready to .attend sales of
farms, farm stock, Co. Terms cheerfully
given, Oranbrook13.0, Sales may he al- 'i:;moi.
ranged at .Tun '708T Publleb ing Souse
Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
II. MoORAOKEN, ISSUER
•. of Marriage Lioensoe. Office at his
Grocery,Tuosborry Street.
MISS HENDRY
1.1.11 Teacher of Oil Painting. Booms at
Mr, (Alex. Wilson's, Prin0ese street, Olass
clam Thursday and Saturday.
TSS O'CONNOR, .TEAOBER
of Piano and Organ, Terme on ap 11•
nation. p
N.B.—Walton class meets every Thureday
and Pxiday at Mrs. D. Oampb elle, Walton.
/)('ISS HARGREAVSES DESIRES
1W.1. to receive ,pupils for inetrno-
tion on the PIANO and ORGAN. 8 years
Experience. Residence Iri11, 01i'0 alar-
greevea, oyer IIA811.EEAVES 71)107//1
STORE. - 000-151
N. BARRETT, TONSORIAL
• Artist. Shop, next floor 8Oi.tlf •0f A,
M. McKay & nos. Hardware store, Ladies'
and children's :hair mimosa specialty. .
A choice stook of cigars Rept, N.il R
MoITJER
. i;
z , s8 0l MAR.
LA;•
rine Licenses, by appointment of
Lloutselevornor, Commissioner, 00., Q. D,
Convoyaneorandhgont L'iro Xneuranco Cr,
011100 at the On'anbrookroet °aloe.
1:41 W. O'BRIEN, V. S , EEON01
•to, nate
G d of the Ontario veterinary
do118golis pronrtd front all diseases of
domotoatorauimrvle
nn eoimltlpo ithd
proved principles. 0300• -Two' doors north
of bridge, Tnrnberryetreeb,
•
nz: EIODD OKE.zoo fr; 1 ' 'SIGN
tl v 'mut Ornamental Paih . °raining,
cueing, SignMIADoe r•a iv(i' sent/iiia an
itsbranehos, ShopB�nis lie 1 -up in style,
mush of J ]3ijli'n pdrir iOgn WMdse."O door
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