The Brussels Post, 1889-5-17, Page 8N/1.11/1. I -ti at 1 1..014
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yon want a !.01 1 t+1 -, a 11e,10nols
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---OR---- Limn please go and get a bottle of
,yl ,1 s 2 Furniture Polish from J. Dron, only 25o.
4;u�t�,t�,'4�.et,'�t.,)d ��4�.t,.�w�t., (a 1
A. too mt,ntt141,.•t.t tit.s made to the
sidewalk north of the bridge by levelling
if Sn lea kill surely require Same it rip.
VOT3Tors aro a drag Oathe market.
They can bo bondht for 1; Cants per
bushel,
Ms. .axe Mots Rntmn''-s, of Porter's
Hill, spent Sunday with their brother,
.0. Roberta.
1 13 1:Lo'rH Parlor Suiten for 1030.00,
Plush, 8.85 and up. Latest designs in
Frames. R. LEA'riEoDALE.
ETER-O lady should call at Veal's and
get oue of those beautiful patent pillow
sham holders they are dandies.
Miss M, B0Lsaox, of Walkerton, and
Mies S. Henderson, of Toeawater, spent
Sunday with Mrs, Fairfield.
11. Guano Inas removed from the
Queen's Hotel to the American. Tho
!market will be at the latter place hence-
forth.
LAST week Isaac, Fitzpatrick left Brus-
sclsfor Blenheim, Holt Co., where bo
has taken a situation as baker. That
scetiou should agree well with bim.
J. 11. GRANT, who is now in Winnipeg,
wrrtea t0 gay the weather is delightful
and prospects of e. good crop are very en-
couraging. He bas asked for and obtain.
ed another month's leave of absence.
Fon the past week W. H. Brownlee bas
been in this locality delivering the atlases
to subscribers to the Home Knowledge
Association. Mr. B. is a No. 1 roan for
the business and is as good natured about
his work as you please.
500. Boots for girls all sold. Will tri
a whack this week at a pile of Ladies'
India Kid, buttoned] or laced, Boots in
cartoons et $1.20, worth $2.00, sizes 24, 8,
4, 4, 4i, 6, 5a. and 6. Ladies Shoes in
Tan and Terracotta, tipped and plain,
4,000 pairs in stock. A. Goon.
BAND on Horn.—The regular meeting
of the Band of Hope Was held on Mon•
day evening in the schoolroom with an
attendance of 41. After devotional ex-
orcises and a temperance lesson, readings
were given by Fanny Rogers and Elsie
Jackson, and recitations by Alice Watt
and Dora Nott. Singing by the Band
with Jennie McLauchlan presiding at the
ane .LLE
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This is the hest thing known
for the destruction of the Currant
Worm, which SO quickly alts the
61st 'wares on these btTlres. A
fresh supplyof this powder at
C. A. DEADMAN'S
Drug, Book and Fancy Goods Store.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Be11Tt01310 3XTEN0I0::, W. u. h n, it.
Trainsnoave Brussels station, uert and
mouth as follows:—
Going South. Going 'forth.
MAiI.. 04 a.m. Mixed )•"O atm
F3 1)ntsy i 0 0 a.m.1 Tani! . .AO p.m
eesit L -sae elm!. I Express 'r4OP.m
L''rf.rilt � C�11 ;items. 4 M1 ,
A eines ennang ye talon' notes
r'
An' faith hell p t ntit.
Ica cream is to the front.
CASH for Eggs at MoCracken's.
Trio latest in nobby ties at Ross Bros"
S. B. Simms has gone to Ripley to die-
pense drugs.
22,000 brick for sale on easy terms.
R. LEATHEEnoLE. 40 -
Miss THOAMPSON, of Lucan, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Sell.
J. A. Coma/mon has gone to Granton
to visit his old friends.
Tim cheapest and most reliable furni.
ture at A. Veal's Brussels.
300 liege of out nails just received. B.
Gerry. Sold at bottom prices.
J. Y. S. Tint` is bothered this week
with his old trouble—rheumatism.
ENeltAne corn, turnip, mnngold and
garden seeds for sale cheap at Thomson's.
VEAL means business and he is selling
furniture cheaper than any other dealer
in Brussels.
8,000 white brick for sale at a bargain.
May be seen at the Central Hotel, Brus-
sels. T.O'Bnir.. 31.
Rom. Witsem, of the firm of Geo.
Love et Co„ hes been laid up &d' the past
week 3vit11 rheumatism.
WarLEN3-tsoT Bals, and Dancing Pumps
for man. Porpoise Laces and everything
fn the shoo line. A, Goon.
In' yon Mies your cow, if she is left on I
the etreet over night, yon will, probably,
find her in the pound at Jno. Cousley'e.
A N4 -1E1011 of brethren from Sealorth,
Listowel and Wroxeter visited St. John's
A. F.8 A. Al., lodge last Thursday even-
ing and spent an enjoyable time.
BALL playing will be engaged in on
Tun berry street until somebody Tuts to
pay for a store window. The practice
should be stopped.
Roumlrr, 5 0 of rim. Wes, and Dan.
McKenzie have gone to Cleveland, Ohio,
where they will try their fortunes. We
wish then succes.
PASTUar..—The undersigned has a large
quantity of pasture rented and is pre-
pares] to take in cows or horses. A
sprint; creek runs through the place.
Apply at once to R. Leetherdale, Brns.
sets.
Air. orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skene`s or A. M. McKay & •Cc's store
will be promptly attended to. All orders
for garuen plowing ]eft with the above
named gentlemen will receive prompt at-
tention. 30 HrannueoN Dime.
8E0. Gx:r.tveu is making several inter-
nal altet'atious and improvements in his
residence, on Turnberry street. lie well
have a very comfortable and well ar.
renal home when the wet is complet-
ed.
DON'T forget that the East Huron
Farmers' in'.titute will hold a public
meeting in the Town Hall, Gorrie, on
Tuesday, 28th inst., commencing at 10
o'clock a. rn. Hon. Mr. Drury, Minister
of Agriculture, and other prominent
speakers Neill be present to address the
meeting. There should be a good rally
of farmers.
VEAL will sell by public auction on
Saturday May 25th, 2 new buggies, 2
second hand buggiee, 2 eplendid demo -
trot waggons, 1 good horse, 1 f(ne Car.
lisle colt 3 years old, well broken, 2 good
news and other articles. Terms 6 months
ogedit on approved notes, 10 per cent, off
t.Or cash.
WELL-DrOOINo AND DIuLLINO.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and drilling wells and is proper.
ed to attend to all work entrusted to Lim
in a Way that will insure satisfaction.
Welts cleaned out and put in proper
shape. Terme reasonable. Reade/me
eeoond door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry et., Brussels. 48-tf
Tan daily Empire of Wednesday con-
tained the following from the town of
STmooe :—.81 a largely -attended meeting
of the ratepayers of the town, held in the
roller rink Monday night, and presided
over by Mayor Luscombe, for the purpose
of considering batter fire proteotion for
the town, a resolution, instructing the
town council to purchase a Ronhld steam
lire engine, was passed by a very large
majority.
LAST Saturday evening the Band gave
their weekly serenade and delighted all
who heard them. The selections given
were :—Calumet March, Helena Waltz,
Tyrone quioketee, Belair serenade, Neola
waltz, New Version quickstep, The For-
ester quicketep. There were 20 members
in the Band on that evening, The"boys"
are doing good work, possibly never
better. Patent folding musfo stands
Were used for the first time Saturday
evening.
1.0 HES ! LANES 1 •-- Cheap rates chi
Beatty and oollingwoocl Lino of steam-
ers, running in close connection with 0.
Tat, trains from Kincardine and War.
ton. By this route you can reach Sault
St. Marie, Fors Arthur, Duluth, Thee.
salon, Algoma and all Georgian Bay
ports, thenen to Manitoba, British Col.
umbia, Montana, 11linnesote and Dakota
of greatly reduced .rates. For inform-
ation and tokets call at T'tiornnoplr Ov•
E1or. 'P, ,Ux,rt2clu3n, Agent O,T.R., ilrus.
sol . 41.11
organ.
Dn. Hoo+1Es wee at Clinton on Friday
of last weep attending a Committee
sleeting of the L. 0. L. for the purpose
of completing aaraugements for meeting
of the Grand Lodge at Goderieh, com-
mencing on the 28th Mat. A. banquet
will be held on the evening of the 29th
and an excursion given on the lake. An
invitation has or will be sent to the now
celebrated Thirteen who voted against
the Jesuit motion.
Manitoba cursioa.--.'n se
4t113, 11th and 18t11. .Deloraine,
and return. $28 ; Mooso,miu and
return, $28 ; Glcttboro' surd return,
$28 ; Salt Coats and return, $28 ;
Calgary and return, $35. Good
for 40 days. For Tickets and In-
formation aj', ly to 3. M. Kendall,
or to T. Fletcher, Agents G.T.R.
Los•r Saturday 1'. S. Scott, who was
recently elected School Trustee, was
served with a notice to appear before
Judge Tomo On Thursday of thin week,
at Goderieh, to produce papers, &o.,
relative to el. etion and to show corse
why his positiou nu Returning Officer
should not disqualify him for holding the
office, The applioati0n was made by J.
J, Gilpin and the affidavit sworn to by
J. 8. Denman. In some places you have
to compel people to stand for trustee but
here it is otherwise just now and the end
is not yet. Decision was not given at
the time of going to prose. A report
was ourrent, however, that tbo case had
been adjourned.
C.0.1:',—The officers of Court Princess
p°+Alexandra, No. 24, C.O.F. were duly in•
stalled by Bro. Adam Reid on the 13th
inst :
Adam Ktenig, C.R. ;
A. J. Lowick, V.C,R. ;
P.. N. Barret, Chaplain ;
W. Smith, R.S. ;
Goo. Rogers, i'.5. ;
Wm. Blashill, Treasurer ;
Sanil. Plum, S.W. ;
Ira Barclay, J.W ;
W. Wilbee, S.B. ;
J. J. Vincent, J.B. ;
Wm. Graham, Medical Adviser.
Wm, Blashill delegate to High Court
which meets in London on June 11th.
The membership of Princess Alexandra
bas increased very considerably during
the past quarter.
MISS DmsDAnE.—The readers of TBE
PosT will be glad to learn that the an-
nouncement of the death of Miss Dime.
dale, the evangelist, was premature, The
report was first published in a Hamilton
paper, and owing to the serious nature of
Mies Dimodale's illness, every credence
was given to it. The following is from
thenoon addition of Friday's St. Oath-
erinee Star :—"Oar Welland correspon-
dent writee :—We are pleased to be able
to state that Miss Dimsdale is some
better, and Dr. Sobooley gives hopes of
her reoovery. Mise Dimedale, by ber
earnest Christian work during her short
stay, has secured the friendship and good
wishes of our citizens, and all have been
very anxious for her recovery. Her sister,
Mise Gertie, who came here with her to
assist in the revival services, has been
with her since, and another sister, Mrs,
Knox, of Toronto, and her mother
arrived this week. A week ago Sunday
she preached here and intended to do so
on Monday evening, but was not able.
Her disease is inflammation of the brain,
end was caueod by overwork. They bad
arranged. to begin services at Norwich a
week ago last Saturday, but at the
earnest requoat of the pastor, lice. Mr.
Brownell, and congregation, they con.
seated to continue the good work here
another week. Last Monday evening
Drs. Schooley and Claret Hold a consul.
tation, but could give no hopes. Al-
though she has improved since, elle is
not yet out of danger, This is about the
sixtieth church in which she has carried
on revival services. Tho young lady and
her relatives have the sympathy and
prayers of hosts of friends to this town
and former*aeon whero she has labored,
that her useful life lnay be spared." A
dispatch from Welland Tuesday evening
oays, "Tho doctor states the symptoms
aro more favorable, but she is so weak
that she cannot speak above a whioner.
He is confident of her.acovery."
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THE Eat USSELS POST
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113131,301111", in Vn 'liture is Away Down
in pint .t II. 1 Ail -Jim -dale's,
Miss ('11.11103 11,;!Desah1 111 home 1
WO' 13 sojourn ei eterr:il nes:Alla in Lo;,' I
don.
Von,
is selling beautiful cabinet rhoto'
frames for 21 the 001110 es other people
ativulfseat 511
8tris,-t.,r X: 10)wicl, shipped
seven or eight cars of peas and oats to
the East this work.
BEAD Rev. •1)r. Talmage's eern1131 011
page 3 of this issue. Subject "Other
clays lived over."
Tun general topic of oo•lversation on
the etreet theeo days is Scheel Board
affairs and trustee election.
Sulam: fare tickets on the railroads for
the Queen's Birthday, Ono and ole^
third fare Sokoto good to Monday.
R. Lennieeu,ev oaerlee the Largest
Stook of Pietare Framing and will give
yon the best satisfaction in the County.
LAST Monday Joseph Clegg shipped n
ear load of cattle, The first load for ex.
port from Brussels this year. Mr. Clegg
does it large business.
NEXT Friday will be the Queen's birth-
day and a public holiday. Why did not
Brussels have a celebration ? Are all
the old time'•puehers" dead ?
TUESDAY evening Herbio Dennis, while
playing ball with some companions,
fell and broke his right arm and dislocat-
ed the elbow. IIo will be laid up for
some time.
We welcome Mrs. W. B. Dickson and
Miss Bate Conin:lc back to town. They
arrived here fro') Helena, Montana, on
(Wednesday' evening, having visited
relatives and friends at Chicago, Detroit
land London.
THE sermon of Rev. J. Ross, B. A.,
last Sabbath evening on the Jesuit
question was r. most excellent dieoourse.
Tho subject wase handled
with that
thoroughness which characterizes all Mr.
Ross' pulpit efforts. The rev. gentleman
is sound on the question.
W. H. (Gems, of Tine POST, has been
appointed local agent for the well known
and favorite Allan Line of steamships.
He has also the agency for the White
Star and Inman Lines running from New
York. Full information given with
pleasure as to rates, sailings, Re.
LAST Friday while Jas. Blashill was
carrying a pail of hot water at the
slaughter house his fouls slipped and he
fell, The result was one of his arms
was scalded and one aide of his face also
got a touch. He was laid up for several
days.
LAST Sabbath evening Rev. John N.
Lake, of Toronto, occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist church here. He preach-
ed an interesting discourse from Job
22nd chapter, 16th, 16th and 17th verses.
The rev. gentleman has not been in the
aotive ministry for a namder of years.
THE law Arm of Dickson, Taylor &
AlcOnllough has been dissolved, Alr.
Dickson retiring. Business will be
parried on at the old office by A. 611.
Taylor, 7. W. McCullough and S. W.
Burne. Mr. Taylor the head of the new
firm, is taking good rank in his pro-
fession, mid he has able es5ooiates m
Mr. McCullough and Mr. Burns.—Globe,
Mr. Taylor's many friends in this lo-
cality with him every success.
Icn CnoAyt SocxoL.—On Friday [Min-
ing of this week an lee cream sooial will
be given in the Methodist church base-
ment. After refreshments have been
served a musical and literary program
will be presented in which the following
are expeoted to take part :—Rev. J. T.
and Mre. Legear and T. B. Simpson, of
Ethel ; Mrs. Swann, Mies Lottie Hill,
Bev. U. Swann, Rev. 11, Paul, Dr.
Holmes, IV. H. McCracken and the
choir. A pleasant time is anticipated.
MH.rlao CHAlooEs.—The following are
officially announced :-33rd Huron Bat-
talion.—No. 2 Company, Wingham—To
be captain : Second Lieutenant Charles
Edward Williams, vice Wm. Elliott, who
retires retaining rank. No. 4 Company,
Clinton—To be captain,rovisionally :
Adam Morton Todd, vice David Andrew
Forrester, who retires retaining rank.
The following officers having failed to
attend She annual drill for 1808-9 are re-
moved from the list of officers of the
militia. viz.: Lieutenant John Ainaley,
No. 2,Company (Wineham) ; Lieutenant
John Alexander MoNaugbton, No. 5
Company (Brussels) ; Second Lieutenant
Win. M. Sinclair, No, 5 Company (Brus-
sels) ; Lieutenant John Beacom, No. 7
Company (Porter's Hill.)
SPITED AND PEESENTATION.—On Mon-
day evening, May oh, the members of
the Anoient Order of United Workmen,
of Ilderton, assisted by the citizens, on
learning that J. N. Kendall, postmaster
and popular station -master, had been ap.
pointed to a similar but more lucrative
position in the town of Brussels, met
in the dining -room of the Lorne House,
and after partaking of a substantial re-
past specially prepared for the occasion,
made him the recipient of the following
address and a silver headed ebony cane
as a tangible expression of the esteem in
which he is held, and as a slight memen-
to of the many happy and enjoyable even.
ings spent together :—
Me. KENnALL, DEA) Sm, — Having
learned with a feeling of regret that you
are about to take your departure from
amongst us, and feeling that we suffer
an irreparable lose by your removing
from our midst and necessarily from the
meetings of our noble Order, in which
you took such a lively .iuterest, and by
your general nature and kindly disposi-
tion has won the esteem of your Brethren
and the public generally. Wo feel that
the cannot allow you to depart without
some tangible expression of our appro.
elation and hereby present you with this
cane, hoping, dear brother, that you will
aocept it in the spirit in w11101t it is
given. Signed on behalfof the brethren
of the Lodge by AYES. OANIPDELL, Fin,
GEo. Minnun,, W. M.
14Ir. Handed replied appropriately, ex-
pressing his the/aka to the members of
the Order and the many friends who had
been so kind to himself and family slur.
Mg their sojourn of six years in Ilderton.
110 would never forget their kindnses and
their kindly worded address and hand-
some present would be dearly cherished
by frim. To further honor the departing
guest an excollettt program, composed of
songs and speeches, was given, all express.
Mg their seise of the loss the lodge
and also the 06t1z508 generally sustain in
his removal. The chair was 0ocupied by
Geo. Milburn anis the vice chair by Thos.
Oliver. Alex. Campbolltoad the address.
During Mr. Ifendall's sojourn in Tiderton
he has been an untiring worker in the
Lodge, filling all the oftlots in tutu, mrd
during this time the membership "floras -
ed from 18 to over 60. Mfrs. 7i Will is
away on it visit; to relatives in :'ngland
and will not return before the end of
71dy,
P1111 uoul 1315`10130 is coming 1, silo front.
11 i to Is:10310 can giro vnll a 3, .d
Holstead for 111.30 Chairs for3
S1101.0 1 lc ilmsselll(so NVuU to itet10/1011
uu '•i"uday 01011ing to hear ,111'x. Heat
iddo 1s.
H 1
111ANN/LLA Binding Twins 000 feet to
the potted, at 18e. Flag Twine, 1100 feet
to the 11o1111,1, at 200. li, U3.L6i,
• Faze Mt0100101l1, wlro has 13,031 30-
journin3, fn the neighborhood of Pete'-
bnrn for several months, is home again.
Itis visit evidently agreed with 11it11.
Leos out for Arthur Veal's big auction
sale of horses, cows, buggies, spring
waggons, sewing; machines, and other ar•
Helen at the Americ,4n Hotel, on hinter.
day May 25th at 2 o'clock sharp;
A grargea of Bruseelites went to Wing.
ham on Thursday afternoon of this week
to witness a base ball match between the
olub of that town and the Unions of
Wroxeter. The result Was tt very deaid.
ed victory for :the latter by a scare of 10
to G.
The pork pocking establishment of
Walker 40 liarlatt, at Aylmer, Out„ was
burned Sunday morning. Loss about
$50,000.
The new Inman steamer, City of Paris,
Dressed from Queenstown to New York
in 5 daye 23 hours and 8 minutes, breltk-
iug the ocean record,
Contractor Mann is reporters to have
scoured the ooutract for the Morris and
Brandon branch of the Northern Peeing
S Manitoba Railway.
ltev. kir, Evans, of the Chureb of Eng-
land at Buokinehmn, Quebec, was car-
ried over Iligh Palle, twenty-five utiles
from Buckingham, and drowned. He
was out sailing in a bark canoe and got
1000 the eurrent.
The Ontario Government is construct-
ing tunnel under the Falls at thee
gQnn o
Victoria Niagara Falls Park, blasting a
passage -way three hundred feet long out
of the shale and slate. At the end of the
tunnel will be a large room, which will
give a magnificent view of the immense
volume of falling water from the under
side.
Nearly every hotel in this city, Bays
the Guelph Heral, is now supplied with a
fire escape, and while the landlords have
been trying t0 devise some easy method
for guests to get out of their houses in
case of Piro the wily tramp bas been pnz-
t ling his b' Gins as to how he Could get in.
The proprietor of a Maodonell street hotel
has a fire escape which reaches within
six feet of the sidewalk, and a tramp
commenood experimenting on it the other
evening. He crawled up on it to the
third storey of the building, opened a
window and jumped in. A bed -room
stood open near by, and the man entered
the compartment, doffed his clothes and
laid himself away for the night. In the
morning he arranged his toilet and went
down and partook of breakfast. Ilo then
cooly walked out and started down the
road tow'ar'd Hamilton. A few minutes
later the good-natured proprietor discov-
ered the trick and now 11e has doubts as
to the wisdom of being supplied 3131111 a
fire escape.
AORST-
1tIcCoxcuzox.—In Morris, on May 14th,
the wife of Mr. John McCutoheou
jr., of a son.
DICE0ON.--In Clinton, on Tuesday, May
14th, the wife of Mr. Chris. Dickson
of a daughter.
CLu1H—GmsoN.—In Morris, at the resi-
dence of Mr. Wm. Clark, on the 13th
inet., by Rev. W. T. Ciuff, Mr. Moses
Clark to bliss Anna Gibson, both of
Morris.
McLAvnm,m—BELL.—In Morris, at the
residence of the bride's parents, on
the 16th inst., by Rev. Robt. God-
frey, Mr. Donald MoLauohlin jr., of
Grey, to Miss Hattie Boll.
BLAox.—In Morris, on Thursday, 9113
1150„ Laughlin Black aged 86 years.
Govmoaocx.—At Osprey, on Wednes-
day, 8th inst., Mrs. '107. Govenlock,
aged 48 years.
.i'.r7Vsmrn 53 M.A.RO:Fc imni.
commons) CAIIEPOLLY EVERY WEEK.
Fall Wheat 90 02
Spring Wheat 90 92
Barley 40 48
Oats 26 28
Peau..... 60 62
Butter, tubs and rolls16 00
Eggs per dozen 10 00
Flour per barrel 6 60 00
Potatoes 20 00
Hay per ton ., 11 00 00
Hides per lb 2 8
Salt per bbl., retail....., 1 25 00
Sheep skins, each 60 1 00
Wool, per 11) .. 17 22
EEA,FORTM-T
001BMOTED 04EESOLLY BMOC 30131311.
Fall Wheat 90 92
Spring Wheat 90 92
Oats 20 28
Peas 50 62
Barley 40 48
Potatoes 211 00
Butter, per Ib 15 00
Eggs, per dozen 10 00
Apples, per bushel 80 85
Hogs, dressed G 00 00
Beef 4 60 5 50
11 00 00
Wood, per cord 2 50 4 50
Sheepskins, each 40 7s
Hay
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ULL FOR SERVIOE. — THE
untlerstgnodwin kee ter 5ervi30, on
lob 10 con. 0, Gro , the trhoro'-bred Short.
koro Durham Bull, "Dollanoe;" (0078) Dom-
inion Shorthorn Herd Book. :Corms, to in-
sure, $1.25 for grade (sows; 69.00 for thong -
brads, Lee to be paid Feb, 1300, 1800. Pedi-
gree may bo soon on application to rho
proprietor,HUG11 MORAY, 41 -lx
,f31)i )l`I']tAYIII Il ON Till?.
i 3 31.,.3.1 0 cf tl,l mint 010,1, Lot 4,
(Ion, tut 10i tliq 10111hile i' ttcl iu
01400 3, c. %,3i1 1!„ 1 , ae :-
(iut t t• 10.01.0 1, ' ' ly IT '3311110 4101
tall/ .11 ,0 1311113',111% 0/019(1.11 TAYLOR.
'ft 311 c,c 1 cc rood ,,,1.1,1,1 writ' e l 31.tr.
lilt ltil.lth, \ilrslrye:ion,.1(uebester N 1., ae
tlnty aro le 100113 0 11100011t 1311,101131141b011,1011.
1151, to gull the h 0110100 0114 hardy varletien
of ouree'y stn,.l( either of Mills!' os con, Units
ala L.. y ;tot x ,.e1 reseal e vnrle ttu:: to
offer. 111'ite them at on00 for terms, de.
lays are dai,ilrrnun. 97.5
Tic :tL.c l[Tab'a;Yf)lw
t Anri•l5 the summer months, mon-
menclug 'aturauy, May 11111, L will oarry
paseeng008 en Saturday of 031011. week from
Carrie to Seafertll and return for 01,000, end
iron: Brussels to Bnnforih and return
Stage loaves (1t usual !lours. On the Queon'n
Birthday a special eau reputes) will ba run to
Nonfortb, 50 cents for return trip from Bras-
sels. S. WALSIL, Proprietor.
01111114 AND SEA( ORTlI STAGE
Bourn.
Stew:h eves 401ri0 about 5:90 0. m., reach-
ing Brussels About 0:30 a, 111„ and will arrive
at bent) rib anent 11:30 0. in, Returning '0111
laevo !;efforth about 3:90 p. tn., reuohing
Brussels about 0:45, In time to connect with
trails g01:11.1 north and south. Also make
connections with C. 1'. It. at lVroxoter and
G orris. 0. WAL571, Proprietor,
��i71oL8 FOIZ SEI1VIOE.—T1 J
unignod will beep for oorvlce
Lot 2a,, Con.4, orris, tiro thorough bred
Durham Boll, "Barney."
ort (11)531, ragistorod
pedigree 1)0:131 ion 8)1,31 01,10,1 Ord N, fol.
rl,3 for thoroughbred wr .61 far
nvo 100
Terme, x
ingoet cavo, s,'r. 'vol privilege 1I t hull is
ins it nem01/ th . u wall , '03 grade bull e,
els) kept it the sumo hon 'Penns, necessary. saute.
with priv(lnge of hlg ifasoon on
The t ot(oIi o of "Barney"areOmaybe even on
alp -/),r, on to the owner.
9&•3n•, PlIT1011 B A.B11, Proprietor.
TRAYED FROtu, THE'PREIS.
ins of tho undersigned, lot 10, con. 0,
Groy, on or about Apri 186th, a -tread of cattle.
Two yearlings ono a white hull, the other
h rod heifer, The otbor three are 2 -year-olds,
two steers and a heifer. Tho largest door
baa white star in forehead and t30o hints
logs white over faloeke. Any information
loading to their recovery will b o thankfully
received, JNO. LOW30, Brussels, 1',0. 41.
0011RT OF REVISION.
I
VILLAGLr OP 1121488I0.1,8,
Take uoii0p that the Court of iiavieinl/ for .
tiloVOlingoofliruasols
REAL ESTATE.
-FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN -
.L Dun01GNun has Govern mid Farms for
sale and to rant, May terms, in Townships
of Harris and Grey. F. S. SCOTT, Brussels.
87-tt.
'HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
On the corner of Mary and atechan3c
streets, in the village of Brussels. Thio pro•
party is very conveniently situated and ie n
bargain to any person having a family of
Young children as it is so near the 0o10ol.
Good stable and well on the promises, also
soma young fruit trees and n quantity of
small fruit. Apply to the owner 011 the
premises.
15-tf MRS. TUIINBULL, Brussels.
rpANNERY FOR SALE.—THE
RR Brussels Tannery is offered for sale at
a bargain. In it is a 16 h. p. engine and
30h. p, boiler ,18 vats, 2 curry tables, 2 stoves,
good bark mill and a full set of toolswith
heating pipes to leaches. &0. There are
about. acres of lend in connection with the
building. No
tannery nearer than Wlugham
or' Listowel. Terme easy. For further par-
ticulars, as to price, terms, da, apply at
87- Tun P0O0 1'nbilnhb1'4 1101100, 01.108110.
Li1AIt1I FOR SALE.—THE SUP,.
BOMBER oilers his saleable 100 mere
taxon, beiug:ot a, con. 13, Grey Tom:ahip,
Huron CO., for soft. There are about 10
cares el0arod and in good heart. There is 0
log house, gond bank barn, beating orchard,
and all tho imeesatny conveniences on the
pre:Moos. I''er further particulars, ns to
price, terms, oto„ apply to the Proprietor,
L'FI00.I3hSLOP, Clare P. O., N, W. T.. or to
2-t1 0)000311.] 0Tl03101.4N, llrusocln
1141 ARM FOR SALE.—THE TIN.
..il_ nuntuomi0 offers for sale tho north
east quarter of lot 28, 00008503011 0, Morris,
County of Citron, containing 60 acres. Tho
land is of lira quality and in a high state of
cultivation. well fenced and under -drained,
t a acres cleared. Now frame house, S rooms,
milk house with concrete walls, 2 wells,
good barns and shed, orchard, ate, Bight
sores of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins Oho corporation of Brussels. Suit-
able terms will be given, Title perfect,
JAMAS G1ti1.V11,-Ownor,.
00- Soaforth P. 0.
t)0�" AORE FARDIFOR SALE.
—A first -glass farm for sale in the
Township of Morris in tiro County of il mon
being south half of nerlb half lots 21 de 20
and south half of20 in 5th con., containing
200 acres more or less, 126 soros mostly
clear of stumps and 10 a good state of oulti-
vatton.- There is it young bearing orchartl,a
good house and h,nik barn 00 x 56 feet with
stone stable underneath. The form is situ-
ated within a 10110 of the Village of Brussels
and is a good form for grate or stook rais-
ing as Otis watered with the: river Maitland
and never failing spring creel(. Possession
will be given at any time. For furter par-
tienlars apply on the premiees or to A.11,.
1011ERTSON Brussels. P. 0 6-t1
'FTALUABLE I'ARbI FOR SALE
b being the South half of lob number
80 in the 4th concession of the township of
11001is, known as the hounosteml of Arabi -
bald Taylor, oonlaining ninety -vino soros.
Ninety aea00 aro Bleared, the balanoo wood-
ed with valuable timhor. Excellent build-
ings,largo orchard of choice trees, soil in
good oon'dltion and is situated one and a
quarter0, 0lthe mein grhavel roadrl1 Village
ono
of the finest homestead farms lu rho Oouuty
of Hurou and will bo sold at bargain and
on terms to suit purchaser. For further
particulars apply to the Proprietor. A. M.
TAYLOR, Henning Arcade, Toronto, or to
fAIRCHIBALD TAYL011, SA., on the prem-
,,%%I�( OOD FARM FOR SALE IN
l�Morris, on reasonable terms. in order
to close the affairs of the estate of the lata
W. el, Megaton, rho ex5ontor5 offer the fol-
lowing valuable lands for sale North
half of Lot 10, Concession 5, Township et
Morris, containing 00 aoro0, On thio 100 is
erected a good frame barn With 800110 foun-
dation, good orchard, well andpnmp. Near-
ly all cleared, and 18 on tiro grave road
closely adjoining 410 village of Btu:Bela.
This farm is a valuable ono, is well fenced
and in a geed state of cultivation. For
prime and tame apply to Ta05. 1110LLY,
Broseela P. 0., HENRY J19xr'NIN00, Victoria
Square P. 0., or JAMES SMITH, :Maple, Lodge
1'. 0„ Mlddlo0ox County,
AUCTIONEERS.
(�y EORGE KIRIKBY,
‘X Licensed Auotionoor. Sales conduct -
orlon reasonable terms.,Farms and farm
stoops specialty, Orders ett at THE 1(05T
Publishing Ilona ,Brussols,or sentto Walton
P, 0,, will reeolvo prompt attention,
A RAYMANN,
• Anotloneer, 15 always ready to at-
tend )alas of fame, Mem stook, 80, Terms
ahem -fully given. Cranbroolt P.O. Sales
may be arranged at T324 Poser Pobllahtng
Reuse, brussels.
DENTAL)
G L.11a11, Ie, D. S„ honor Graduate and
01. It 0, D. S. 'reroute. Vitalised Air g1Ven.
OOlc a Mrvnns 71r,colc, SEA100010,
]Da Nus 0T 1
W. J. Fear, L. D, S„ Graduate 0r
Toronto School of Dentistry, A11
nporatione guaraut0ocl. f`Arttilcial
tooth, Bret quality, and a guaranteed
At, for 812.00per sat. 011100-0A0Y'o
13LUCx.,' 534M/oit'rn,
.11)7661:1TX1.0T1
he hold in tbe'Towil Tian on i I >r -.G-- S2A�v' 21 '. z,, xa, s„
MONDAY, 111814 ann,1080, nm 7;t) P,M,
Ali partsos Interested will please {alio no.
Moo and oat nuoordinglr •
44 �21ns '10., .', Clerk.
1
MAY 17, 1889.
-HEL LO
911.4iP, Cb�
Would 1)111'icultU'l,y invite
your attention, at the
present season of
the year to the
fact that I
01111
Save Tour Homey
for you if you give nye an
opportunity to do so.
I have Wall Papers of
every style and price, CAN-
ADIAN, AMERICAN and
ENGLISH, from
50.
ROLL
as high as you wish to ga.
No trouble to show you what
We have for wev
have just
what we advertise to have.
PEPPER'S RUG S`xrOItE
(Successor Io J. Hargreaves .0 (104)
Opposite Queen's hotel, Brussels,
RANKiNG.
.:INTOSII & MoTAGGART,
BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
Tro.aoact ra G'ono to . Baal-izaC'
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United States Drafts bought
and. sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits,
Collections made on fen'oratfe terns.
Canadian Agents—M1lncunxr'a Bann os
CANAnn.
Now York Agents—IMpal:xl:ns .len Tan/.
Ens NAR20N.tL BANS,
LED ,R, AND Cil��VEYAI'CIbC.
\i. SINCLAIR, _w
�' T
.sal
1 eltoy ailsto' l uoob, 1 :mar
north 11c, &). Office—Grails Dtug nb0.'.' 1'100',,,1 n„nr north
of Popper's Drug Store.• Private A+ends to
Loan.
t'� E. WAD.11,
5_1.1 o Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Pah.
lto, Conveyancing. Collectaous and L)aulug,
air, Wado w111 attend in Gerrie every Wed-
nesday at two o'clock,
IOKSON & IIA.YS,
(Lata with Gamow & Preu,dfu0t, Gotte-
rtoh,) Barristers, Soltoitor0, Conveyancers.
&0, 011100—Grant's Block,13 russets. Money
to Loan.
n. 5. HAYS. w. 14, nUCaaoN.
lA A . 81 TAYLOR B. C L.
Barrister, solicitor, &a., of the firm
of Dickson, Taylor & MaCulloa gh, llalrintors,
Solloltors, &a, ,Moaning Arcade, Ring Street
West, Toronto. Money to Loao.
letLEX HUNTER,
Clerk of tiro Fourth Dh'1+ion Court,
00. Unroll, Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Ioannina Ag„nt, feuds
invested and to loan. Collections made.
OOlae in Graham's Block, Brussels.
R+ISI'3ESS CARDCTix
YYYY'''!]]1000A/r 1-I. ItIoORAOE7,N,-- ....-_
9 t' - (sensor of Marriage Licenses. Olgea
at hes Grocery, t'nrnborry street, Brussels.
l ISS O'ot,NNOR,
Teacher of Piano and Organ. Terms
On application. Walcott 111,005 moots every
Thursday and Friday at Mre. D. Cowbell's,
Walton,
ISS HARGREAVES
Desires to receive pupils for lustr00.
turn on the 'Piano and Organ. lviuo years
experience. Haddam: with ]tics. dargreav
es, over Pepper's Drug Store.
N. BARRETT,
JLIIi• Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next doer
south of A. M. McNay & Oo'e hardware atom.
Ladles' and ohllaren'e hair cutting a specialty
r A olooioo stock of cigars kept.
A • 6110NAIR',
.ti I ieuror of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Llout,-Governor, Commis-
sioner, Ineuranoae 00, Office at the Orembrook
Post Office.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
10(8UEANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE:
G UELPH.
DRESSMAEIN'G.—
The undersigned desires to Intimate
to the ladies of Brussels and surrounding
country that she is prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satislaotlon
guaranteed. Shop—Up-Stairs, ono door north
Of Walter Jaokson's hardware store,
00- MISS SAMPLE.
MEDICAL CARDS.
UTM. OALE, M. D., 'O. M.,
Member of the College oaPnyystchins
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
0711th and li051,10 oe—Main street East,
14thel, Ontario.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
3) • C. DI., L. R. C. P„ Edinburgh, M. O. P.
13. Ont. At Popper's Drug -Stora from 0 to
11;90 a. n1, and from 1180 to. 4 0, m, At other
Louts /nay be found at his reeldoneo, form-
erly ooaupiod by Dr, I1ut0111050)1, Mill eb.
VETERINARY.
U...' W1 O'BRIEN, V. 8.,
.__..._
.IL • Honor Graduato of the Ontario Vet.
eriuery College, 7s prepared to treat all
tdieoa5esofelomesticatedanimals On sm0ntifie
and approv04 principles, Oildao—Two deers
north of 'Mulberrybridge, street,
—TSO D. WARWICK, V,, ., •
el Graduate f the Ontario Veto
1
1 er nary
Colloga,bas oeol(od an otlloo in Arnssoh and
honor Grpoltoto of trio R0 s,7 0 1le'l a of -ifs now 3/ ti tete i1u t Lroot 011 di0oa5os a1
Do31ta iStereof�o. T' inontl •YC a rx;0xiltflo Goo t and 04 tiroV0dn:lnoi 100 t 04116 ablou?nt010.
oalminletonnd din Union ac an of pP. 11 od to
tooth. 011lco— day0 night, 011doofn.13 c1. Itirho,rd's Har•
f �t Om4Daoa NonTn Ot AANN, Bat/8a73Le, noes "(sops opp01/10 (30a0n 6 11ct91, 13rneoolt.