The Brussels Post, 1889-12-13, Page 8All,11YU i;.1.1\ITINI1
er hither Goode, tie., Orossiee
Oases, 1 Vetting Desks, Shaving Sots,
Jewel Cason, Perfume Boxes, Albums,
Work Boxes, or Hand Satehels 2 Or is
it some Imudeotne oue and salloars,
Toilet Sets, Fancy Vases, Figures, Shell
Goods, Flowers under Giese, Fruit 139.8.
kets, &o. 1 Or would you like a Nice
Bible or Hymn Book, or some other
13eautiful Rook or Booklet, or a nice
Puree, or Toye for the children, or Xmas
or New 'nave' Cards Is it any or all
of these, or anythiug else, then coma and
examine .our stock, (t8 ib would take too
much space to tell you all we have,
G. A. DBADhIAN,
Druggist Book seller, Fancy -goods Dealer.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sour/mug nximssioN W. 0. 1 n.
Trains Zaire Brussels Station, North
and South, ne follows:
Germ Swarm Gout* 540137n.
0:20 a.m.
..... al Nixed
thoress 11:45 a.m. Mali 98;4050 pp :mit
Mixed ...... 8150 p.m. EtPress
34,13.0 a I s ?hems.
A chiel's amang ye bokin' votes,
An' faith he'll prod it.
St. John's Church Service or Praise.
Friday Evening, Deoember 20th, 1889,
commencing at 8 &clock. Tho fol-
lowing will be the Program :
vete 3.
Organ Solo,
Hymn 410, "Safe in the arms of Jesus"
Anthem, - "Hark! what mean those
Holy Voices?"
Salo and Chorus, "Under the Shadow of
Thy Wing,"
Anthem, "Come unto Me,'
Dnett, 'XO Hope Beyoud,"
Quartette, "Do I wake or and I Deeam-
ing,"
Anthem, "I was glad when they said
unto me,"
Imam n.
Anthem, ''Tile Lord is my Shephard,"
Hymn 237, "Forever with the Lord,"
Solo, "Where is Heaven 1"
Anthem, "God is the refuge of his 15o
ple
Solo and Chortle, "Jesus lover of my
Soul,"
Anthem, "0 Lord bo merciful,"..
Deed, (sacred)
Anthem, "Hallelujah to -God in the
Highest,"
Hymn, "Nearer my God to Thee,"
The Choir of the church will be as -
slated by some of the members of the
other church ohoirs in the town.
The offertory is in aid of the Ohoir
fund, and as there are certain necessary
expenses ie connection with this service,
it is hoped that everyone vill contribute
something. Members of the congrogation
anditlee public are earnestly invited to
attend this service.
"Tete Diamond Button."
Divide]] Court on the 28th.
ItienngISE your Christmas goods.
Xmas one week from next Wednesday.
Comm meeting next Monday even-
ing:
BEENE selle pure sugar syrup, just like
honey.
BREVE sells the cheapest and best goods
in town.
Ms. CLIME, of Listowel, was in town
this week.
lime Oman jr., of Seaforth, is visit.
ing in town.
SuEND keeps pure groceries and sells
them cheap.
BEENE'S Sealette at 96 is the Best and
Cheapest in town.
Taos. Mclinuoarce is home from Gode-
rich Model school.
WOOD, bard or soft, taken for over-
coats. Adam Good.
Geo. FunkON, of Harriston, was in
town on Wedneeday,
ARCHES SCOTT was in town this week
on a visit to relatives.
CALL and see Skene's meltons, the best
and iiheapest you oan get.
W. A. OADBIOX want to Toronto on
Monday on a business trip.
Go to the Farmers' Institute if you
take any interest in farming.
Resent and Reggie Fletcher have been
visiting in Lnoknow for the past week.
Tem public schools close on Friday of
next week for the Christmas holidays.
THE Posy generally "gets there" on the
looal and district news. Try it for 1890.
INSPECTOR MALLOCH visited the various
departments of the Public echoed here
this week.
w,EDD123 is on the tapis for early
January. The bride and groom are
Brusselites.
MISSES WIUGHT and Thompson, of
London, are the guests of Mise Hattie
Rogers this week.
N. G. BOwsEng, assistant postmaster
at Goderich, spent last Sunday with
friends in Brussels.
Momemr evening of title week Rev. S.
Sellery delivered a Iodate at Holenes-
ville on "Manliness."
Tanen has bean a regular rush of en-
tertainment] this week, Every evening
except Saturday filled.
Mita. Wm. TnOMPSON returned last week
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. M.
McLennan, at London.
ADOTION sale of farm property in Dior -
lie township, at the American Hotel,
next Tuesday afternoon.
BEV. R. PAungoes to Alma next Sab-
bath to supply the pulpits of Rev. W. \V.
Loeoh, who is on the Melt list.
G. A. FEAR is away et Tomato this
week writing at his examination for a
druggise's license and diploma.
'W. H. WiLL/S is away at Seafoxtli this
week and his place in the shoe store in
teen is being filled by his brother, 33
Trattrena lbs, best Citanulated Sugar dis
for 91.00 ; 18 Ibe. best Coffee Sugar foe ad
61.06 for cash only at Thomeon'e. in
S t.t.t-tS' 1-'06"1' Dsoparan 13, 1889.
jf. Fotway, of Bluovele, was yield
hi- I] Poeinnester Farrow, OAR woe
'eh.' .d gentleume wear] well am/ is iv
heerty.
Tun illustrated. Christmas flambee
the Montreal Stoic Is to band. It is 1
elegant issue and is well worth the pri
asked.
Tim worship of "Ilioleoli horrid Kis
lo Ilinnon is announced tie the eubject
Rev. G. 33. Howie's uext Sabbath eve
10133 disoourse.
Miss Beowseow, of Ilarristpp, wee in
Bruesels oyer last hunday lentil hersieter,
sister, who is the milliner at A. It.
Smith's store.
"The Diamond Button" is the name of
a continued story to commence in Tue.
Pose next week. It 18 it very
sereal. Read it.
PAS YoUR TAN:Ea.—Notice is berth
given that all texes should bo paid fortl
with. Call on the Collector and get yot
reoeipt. lbs. T. Ross.
Menne llIclameem was in town la
week. Ho is one of the most pepult
travellers .ee the road, and be should b
what he is, a modes at it.
Rev. S. Youxe, of Clifford, will preach
in Melville church next Sabbath, Rev.
Mr. Ross will conduct Anniversary ser-
vices in Clifford that day.
NEXT Sabbath morning Rev. S. Sellery
B. A., B. D., will take as hie subjed
''The Lord's Witnesses,' and in the even
ing 'Whet is it to be a Christian?'
Two of R. Leatherciale's colts got ith
the oat bin on Tuesday night and gorged
themselves. The older one, a "Baron
Rothschild," had a close call for its life.
Lase week we received the Christina
Globe, It is le very handsome publica
tion and the accompanying plates or
well worth preserving. (Oslo copy of
it.
EU. J. E. Russ, a former peeler of tis
Methodist church, Brustels, Was in tow
for a few hours on Tuesday of this week
Ile is a member of the Niagara Confer
woe.
Blume= examination to the High
School will be held iu the Brussels Pub•
lie school on Wednesday, Thursday and
Eriday of next week, 18th, 1.9112 and 20th
inete.
THOS. SEM, of Harriston, was in town
on Thursday of last week visiting bis
parents. Mr. Soli is one of the leading
merchant] of Harriston and does a large
business.
F. Dawono has disposed of one of his
houses on Williftm street to eleorge
Avery, of Grey township, for the sum of
9400. The purchaser and his family
took possession last week.
AT the meeting of the shareholders and
patrons of the Grey and Morris Cheese
Factory, recently, Mark M. Oardiff was
chosen as ono of the Auditors. The
second will be unwed by the Dmootors.
Ix the window at Toe. Laird's barber
shop may be seen n. handsome collodion
of shells, neatly arranged. They wet':
gathered by the m oprietor on the Pacifi
coast, while sojourning in that locality.
Hoes Weeann. Farmers should read
the important annonumment of J. L.
Grant & Co., of Ingersoll, in another
column, in reference to fattening hogs
early. This firm will buy no dressed
hoge this winter. 19•5
REYDS. S. James, J. Ross, 13. A., and
G. R. Howie, of Brussels, D. B. McRae,
of Oranbrook, and Rev. Mr. Forrest and
3. Smillie, of Walton, attended the Melt-
land Presbytery, at Winghetn, taking
train at this station.
LAST Saturday evening Henry Mooney
had the misfortune to get his right hand
against one of the knives in the flax mill
machinery. The result was an ugly
gash. This is the second time he has
been laid up from the same cause.
BPECIALS.—Ten pieces of robe dress
goods et 25o., worth 400..'.. 15 pieces of
robe dress goods at 1713., worth 30c.
Ladies call and see our sealette at Ku,
it has no equal be town. We have also a
piece at 69, worth 912. Scuff ,i Fergu-
son.
Tins Brussels Mechanics' Institute
Library will be open every Saturday
afternoon from 3.80 to 5 o'clack. This
is a goad move, made largely to accom-
modate persons outside of town. The
membership roll should receive a large
increase.
CHEAP Fade—Commencing with Tues.
day, 24th inst., excursion rates will be
given, vis.: single fare, good to return
on 26th inst. Also on Deo. 31st good to
return on Jan. 2n4 at same rate. Tickets
will be issued on the 20th inst., good un-
til January Gbh at one and oue third fare.
Da.A, Sae, of Dakota, is =eking a
visit to his brothers, (Principal Shaw,
of Brussels, and Angus Shaw, of Grey
township.) The Dr. purposes visiting
the Continent and expects to sail about
the olose of this month. He will take a
course at London, England, as a special-
ist, the eye and ear being hie subjects,
&Ornge by appearances there will
hardly be a contest for the municipal
offices in Brussels this year. The pres-
ent Council will, in all likelihood, be re.
turned by acclamation. It will be a new
experience for thie place if such is the
oase. The present Council has managed
affairs very eatisfactorily on the whole.
THERE is no assessment in connection
with the A. 0.1J. W. for December.
There were 242 applications received
during November, for membership to the
Order. Twelve assessments of one dol-
lar each is surely 0 low premium on an
insuranoe of $2,000. There are scores of
men who should be in the Woekmen So-
ddy,
THE Lietowel Standard says, correctly
too :—J, D. Ronald, of Brussels, passed
through Lietowel en route for Monkton,
N. B., where he has recently sold ono
of his steam fire engines. The Ronald
imine is deservedly popular in the marl -
time provinces, this not being the first
one that has been purchased by the "Blue
noses."
Mao. Kam will from now till Christmas
offer special harping in wool goods, all
hand made, comprising Hoods, Caps,
Jackets, Faseinatoes, Scarfs, &o. .4. lot
of slipper pattorne very cheap, Under-
clothing'Hosiery, &o, General mod -
meld of Pitney geode, Toys, &o.
and examine her stoek, opposite Queen's
Hotel, Brussels.
Wmfm•Dxectate AND Damanle.—George
irt has all the necessary machinery for
gging and &Min wells and is premix -
to attend to nil work entrusted to him
O way that will insure satisfaction,
lig funeral wee held on Wedueelay after.
Is, noon, ma and eira Vincent have the
110 sympathy 0311114' 33,1.-.0115 in tho 10.40 of
them Ilett born.
of Lowe Saturday night or early Sunday
111 ramming some sneak thief visited Neil
co Milloy's, Mill street, and walked off with
10 pounds of lard and several pieces of
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n• 0330301113 11181 031 the act los would ha
filled more than his coat tails with els
leather. It was 0 contemptible eel
whoever the thief was.
Mate. Slaws &Biros to inform tl
ladies generally that ehe has ammo::
the manefeAture of the "Improved Go
stitutional Corset," reooinmended 2
health, ootnfort, style, fit, elegance an
durability, Large size corsets 13 speoialt
"Good work, combined with a pritotio
knowledge of the business," my molt
Faotory—Smale's block, Entranoe—mi,
door. A call solioited. Md. 33. Smerm.
Belem you purchase either a gold
silver watth or a piece of (diver plate w
would take pleasure in showing you 01
stock, whioh 10 0011 complete in quanta
quality and variety, and at very to
prices. In eight and one day °look
walnut, niokel, 40., wo have in stook ti
very latest patterns, which we warrai
honest time keepers, by the beet maker
and at lowest pewee. A call is respec
fully solicited. T. Fnemorren, Jeweler.
LAST Sabbath Rev, E. W. Hughes,
Listowel, occupied the pulpit of
John's church, Brussels. In the more
ing he posaohed a Missionary sermo
from the text "Atte I my 1p other's keel
er 1" His sermon at the evening seem
was based ou "And God said let there b
Light and there was Light." Both se
mous were very interesiing and contain
ed many points well worthy of reflection
Rev. W. T. Cleft, the incumbent, sup
plied at Listowel and Atwood for Ill
Hughes.
WHAT WE MAY REPECT.—Bad roads i
snow does not soon corne.—Illunioipe
eleotions.—Railroad talk over the pro
posed Ontario and Lake Huron Road.
Other places to be jealous of Brussel
grain and pork market,—A lively two 0
three weeks of entertainments.—Xma
trade to boom and people to deal wit
men who let the public know the bar
gains they earry,—Santa Claus to soo
get down to buinness.—A large numb
of changes in school teachers in th
various rural solloola—Renewal eubsorip
tions and new ones too to pour in fo
Tug POST for 1890.—Sleighing.
Tait program of the East Huro
Farmers' Institute to be held on Frida
and Saturday of this week, is a very in
teresting ono and should attract a lam
number of the farming community. 0
Friday evening iv. addition to Prof. llob
admen's address on "Skill in farming,
Miss Lottie Hill and Miss Annie Smit
will sing m &lett and Mies Minnie Gorr
and W. U. Sinolair will oontributh solos
Miss Hargreaves a000mpanist At th
Saturday afternoon session WU. Plewa
Secretary of the Dominion hfillers' As
sociation, will address the Institute, el
'The relation of the Miller to the farmer,
from 8:30 to 4:30 o'clock.
CANADIAN ALMANAC root 1890.—The Can
adian Almanac for 1890, published b
Copp, Clark & Go., is out in an enlarged
arid greatly improved form. The Can
adian Almanac is simply invaluable a
a book of reference, and this year's issu
contains several new features that ad
much to its merit. There is for the firs
time a list of the physioisus of Ontario
the political color of members of the Do
minion and Ontario Houses of Perlin
ment are given, as well as the salarie
paid the &Male of the Government. In
addition a neat lithograph of the new
Parliament Buildings in Toronto accom-
panies each copy of the Almanac.
ANNIVaRSAlw SERVICES. -One week from
next Sabbath Rev. Dr. Hannon'of Kin-
cardine, one of the ex -Presidents of the
Guelph Conference, will preach the an.
nivereary sermons in •the Methodist
church in this place. An open session of
the Sabbath school will be held in the
afternoon when addresses are expected
from Dr. Hannon and others. On the
evening of Christmas day the anniver-
sary tea meeting will be held. Instead
of following the general rule of speech
making, &o., a song service will be given
by the church choir and the Sabbath
school, acoonmanied by an orohestra con-
sisting of violins, violin cello, flute, cornet
and organ. Recitations are also expeot.
ed from Rev. Mr. Davie, of Ethel, and
Rev. W. E. Kerr,of Owen Sound. See
posters for further particulars.
EXTENDING.-110SSra. Smith & Malcolm
have purchased the frame of the old
Melville church and removed it to the
rear of their large factory, shingled,
Bided and floored it. Tho upostaire of
the building will be used as a finishing
room for furniture, &o., and the down-
stairs for storing wood week and season-
ed lumber. The new structure ie 80x40
feet and the roof has been elevated 3 feet.
There is about 30 feet of an alley way be-
tween it and the briok building which
will likely be enclosed mut Spring with
briok. Messrs. Smith & Malcolm aro
hustlers and have been pushed with work
all year. Additional hands will have to
be added es the employees are now work.
ing over time to keep up with their,.
orders.
L.O.L.—The following officers were
:
iiieeted mid installed for 1890 in conneo•
on with L.O.L.,'No. 774 :
13:o. Matthew Wilma, ;
" Joseph Bowman, D.M. ;
" H. Mooney, Chaplain;
" J. Mooney, Reo..See. ;
" Geo, Cardiff, Fin. -See.
" W. R. Mooney, Treaa. ;
" M. M. Cardiff, D. Cor. ;
" John Bowman, Lecturer ;
" John Ma/UW.200n, let Com. ;
" F. MoCutcheon, 2nd 00M. ;
" Jambs Oakley, 8rd Com. ;
" Joseph Smith, 4th Corn.;
" 13. Gerry, P,0.191. ;
Geo. Fitzpatrick, O.T. ;
Me expected that the nest 12th of
July will bo celebrated in Bedside by a
great big demonstration. Further par-
ticulars later. B. Gerry has the prelim.
inary arrangements in hand.
A mew tar and gravel roof was put on
the Vanstone block this week and a
portion of the rear Welt wall rothuilt.
11051. Coutusemont, the woll-known in-
surance agent, of Gnelph, was in town
wens eiennea out and put ho proper
Aare. Terme reasonable. Residence
s000nd door north of the bridge, wed
gide of Teenberry st., Betide's. 48.11
!Jun.—Last Tuesday morning Myrtle
ay, the infant daughter of Jelin and
emcee Vincent, died, aged 5 months
el 26 days. TL c child load been troth -
1 with the whooping cough an21 had not
ougth to rally f eon) the attack. The
1\7.
en business on Thursday of last week. pr
Notrror particsindeloteti to ender- an
Signal by hook seenunt kindly pay at lot
onto and mu sicoblige II. MeCracken. str
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ammo EsnEnvoro.—Lata Monday
evening at the close of the usual weekly
meeting in oonnection with the Christian
Endeavor in tho Methodist chureh, the
following oflioere were elected for the en-
suing tertn t—Ilonortory President, Rev,
8. Selloey, B. A. B. D. ; President, Geo,
Rogere ; lst Vice -President, Eli Smith
2514 Vice -President, Miss Maggie Me.
Naughton; Secretary -Treasurer, Miss
Minnie Moore; Managing Committee,
D. Armstrong, W. Reddielt, 'P. 11111,
Miss E. Kerr and Miss Thompson, Look.
mit Committee to be appointed by the.
Prooklon6, 13 new program of topics for
the meetings of the next six menthe Mil
be prepared 01 04101', printed and placed -loon HAY F011 84
se the halide of the members. The Sr. -X will eenver in uentitios to sult
piety bee done exceedingly well in tis
pest and its 541001838 is largely attribel
4210 to the energetic work done by bit
President and the other o5ioere of th
Assoolation. There aro upwards of o101
members on the yell.
gust about this time of year
the air is full of HINTS.
They come perhaps from your
wife, your son, your daughter,
or your best girl, who being
aware that Xmas is only two
weeks hence ,are thus in a very
innocott manner making you
acquainted with their wants.—
sort of paving the way for
their Christmas boxes. Now
don't pass these gentle hints
unnoticed, but call at Pepper's
Drug Store and see the beauti-
ful Xmas presents suitable for
old and young.
-gentian= Ta0Ora 1.3exp.—This
organization, consisting of 20 mem-
bers, with Bandmaster Leonard in com-
mand, arrived here from Listowel on
Wednesday morning's train and played
some stirring airs on the wuy to the
army barracks. On Wednesday and
Thursday evenings they gave entertain•
menta in the Town Hall, which consisted
of seleetions, well pleyed, by the band,
singing, experiences and conversation.
This band was organized aboub four
months ago and their mission is to go
from station to station soliciting aid for
the Drunken Woman's Homo in Toronto,
instituted by the Salvation Army. Cap-
tain Leonard stated that the members
of the band received no salary but were
supplied with clothing, instruments and
music. Their travelling expenses: are
paid and billets provided wherever they
stay. H4 also said that J.32 drunken
women had gone through the Home in
the past nine months, and out of this
number 103 had spent various terms in
prison. Sixty of the 132 are endeavoring
to lead better lives. Eight thousand
eight hundred and ninety four meals
have been given away from the Home
since its establisInnent It takes about
970 a week to maintain the Drnnksn
Woman's Home and the Home for fallen
girls. The band boys play well and af-
ter a few months more practice will take
their place with the best bands in the
country. They left on Friday for Blyth.
A. rolling mill project is talked of at
Kin gston.
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0 chaser. T. illPPB11, La 0,0051. 0, Grey.
0 TAG TC), GOWN: X110
e I1538001 P0usoots every morning indeed
6euti5;VilrretualtrinY oi3ilrIrertleeil-
hared to until further notioe.
S. WALSH Proprietor
Notice in hereby given 101331 0310
ing accounts due the 3030 iie,o1 of Rayon/ft tt
Turnbull, Brussels, must bo nettle,1 by eith.
Or cash 00 0015 forthwith. The book]; aro
at DiakflOn &Hays' otnoo, and they aro au-
thorized to give .1(3(1011)GB for mold%) paid. 14 -
monemer_
Dueronn.—At Langdon, Dakota, on Nov.
10th, the wife of Thos. Dunfortl,
(formerly of Brussels,) of a son.
VINCENT.—In Brossels, On the 10th inst.,
Myrtle May, only daughter of John
and Frances Vincent, aged 5 mouths
and 26 days.
Pnoceom—In Morris, on the 3rd inst.,
Mary Ellen, only daughter of Ohae.
Proctor, aged 7 months and 20 days.
..A:r7C=X0INT
MoNDAt, DnO. 23. --Farm stook, imple-
ments, &c., on lot 16, con. 33, Grey. Sale
commences at 1 p.m. A. Reymann,
auct., Anthony Baker, prop.
WEDNESDAY, DEO. 18T11.—A.notion Bale
of farm stock, implements., household
furniture, dm., on 101 26, con.10, Morris.
Sale commences ab 1 o'olook p. zo. Geo,
Kirkby, auctioneer. Mrs. Sarah Tiernan,
proprietress.
DEZESS.T.TSS=ZO Is5?.21..1.8=331T,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas
Butter, tubs and rolls....
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel..
Potatoes
Hay per ton. .. . ....
Pork .. .
Hides per lb
Salt por bbl., retail...,
Sheep skins, each ......
Wool, per lb
76 82
75 82
80 35
24 26
53 55
14 15
17 00
5-50 00
85 00
6 50 8 00
5 00 5 25
2
1 25 00
60 1 00
18 20
S7.11.A.FOI.L,SWE
I.C.A.M2.11C3SYSE.
Fall Wheat 75 82
Spring Wheat 75 82
Oats 24 26
Peas 55 55
Barley 30 85
Potatoes 35 40
Butter, per ib -14 15
Egga, per doze17 00
Apples, per bushel 80 85
Hoge, dressed 5 00 5 25
Beef 4 50 5 50
Hay ........, 6 50 8 00
Wood, per cord 2 60 4 50
Sheepekins, eaoh 40 57
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
WANTED, SERVANT GIRL
V to come for a few hours each day.
Good *ages. Apply to 4,33., POST P111/1181.1 -
hug Roue,
.NIOTIOE TO DEBTORS.—NOT.
.1.1 mu is hereby given that all persona in-
debted to me are requested to call and set.
tie accounts before Doe ember let, as after
that they will be collected throve)] the
COttrb. J. A. MoNALIGHT ON, M, D., Dreg -
18.
0 TX 40 Tel ! '
TO DEBTORS.
All parties indebted to the estate of the
late Andrew Currie are requegted bo settle
the seine by the 28th Mgt, After that date
3511 305333314 dolma w111 be collectotl b/ pro.
eoes of law. 113201053531 0.133 EKE01J.3OBS,
Bruseels, Oet, 13,1681 1441
UTCHERING,--THE UNDER.
signed is preentred to attend to the
killing and dreeeing of cattleehoop or Mae
ter farmers or townspeople 'le a Workman.
like manner and at reasonable votes. Ord.
ors loft at A. Ourrieei blather 01100 will boy
promptly attended to. DAIL MoDONALD.
284
MEW BA1113:Elt SI101).—THE
endersigned 413E000 to intimate to the e
people of iiruesille and surrotthcling country '1
that he has opeeed ebaving end hair mu- a
tine pitied in Sinaleet .1310olt, Ishore bo may
bn found ready to attend 10 1111 300,1510 of the LI
public. Geed work guaranteed,
10.30 30811141 LAIRD, Y,
NOTICE. — THE STUD 130011
hoIongiog to me for tho year 1860 is in
David Pergusou's bomb:for eollootion. Par-
ties having ream in 1054 pleaca pay the
same to him, 118 138 is the only person wee
has any olefin to aolleot. 80010610 TAIT.
Dated Grey, Dos. 4,3880, 210'
QTRATED ON THE PRE IVIISE S
of the nudersigned, in the village of
Hentryn on or about Oat. 20, two Spring
Calvee. Tho owner to requested to 50(100
Property, pay enemies met take them amity.
WILLIAM JAOKSON,
21.8ns
QTRAYED ON THE PREMISES
k.) of the undorsigned,lots 31 and 15, non,
10, Grey, on or about Nov. 9.7tb, yearling
steer, rod in color. The owner is requested
to prove property, pav expenses/ and take
hitn away. NELSON 52-4
QTRAYED ON THE PREMISES
L.., 01 111' undersigned, 3018 08 and 00, cop,
1, MorrIS. tIV 0.1)0Ut the m !dale of 0 °fob er
four yearling cattle, Three of them aro
steers awl tho other heifer. Tho owner is
requested to prove property, pe.y espouses
and take them itway. EDWARD MULLI-
GAN, eennestown rib.
TTENDERS WANTED 1—n10S-tiF,xA .1
11 od tenders for the position of Carets
In Brit studs Sehord, will be received
up 00 the 30th December, lowest tender not
neaessaril5 accepted. Dialog, .be., may be
asoortaiued on application to the Secretary
of School 11 °aril, who will also receive tend.
ors Duties to commence Tanuary 10,1800
W. If, MOSS, 8.3s,-Treas. 13 .P.S.1.3 , Datsd 3113
B russets, Deo. 10, 1880. 22-0u
PATENTS, Vgge:V:nsnaall'f romte
er patent causes in the Patent 09150 and
beton the 080110 promptly and oarefutly at-
tended to. 'Upon reeelpt of model or sketch
of invention, make careful examination ,
and advise as to patentabilityfroo of charge.
Pees moderte, and I make no charge unless
patent is secured. Information, advice and
special reforonoes sent on application. J.
R. 1.41.37381,L, Washington, D.C3., 0.8. Patent
55
Jersey Bull tur Service.
I will pay as high as 1118 for Heifer Calves,
1 month old, from this Bull, price varying
according to mincing coalition of their dams.
For further particulare apply at lay Drug
and Book Store, Bruseels,
20-1 G. A. DEADMAN, D &c.
REAL ESTATE.
pi ARMS FOB, SALE.—THE UN.
DERsroNED has several goal Farina f ar
04,10 mato 15 111, easy tonne. in Townships
of At orris tind Grey. 0.0, SCOTT. Brussels.
13741
• —
nOMMODWITS AND COMFORT-
S.-) able residence to rent. Also a. roapin
utob0i2nomfo,or sale, cheep. Apply to MRS. F.
W. slum, lot S, coll.°, Grey, Brussels P.O.
9-1HE FINEST BUILDING SITE
y for residence in Brussels, containing
one Kora of land nearly opposite Mr. E, 0,
Boners' residence • is for eels at a bargain.
Apply to W. M. Smondxn, Brusssels, or to
3010. TIARC+BEAVES, Cor. Queen and Sine -
ace streets , Toronto.
THE RESIDENCE OF J. R.
.1. Grant, Mill Street, le offered !or sale,
as the family will remove to Winnipeg next
Spring. Also the stable used at present by
Lott Bros. and a well located building 105 00
Turnberry' street just south of the postoilloo
blcolt. Porpartioulars apply to MRS. S. 11,
GRANT. 20.11
VARIVI TOR SALE. — BEING
..1.2 Lot 13,1, Con. 10, township of Grey,
Huron Co. There 008100 acres, 80 soros of
whish are cleared ann in good Mato of melt.
vation. On the forma tt stone house and
frame barn and frame stables, a good bear-
ing orchard and good well of water, For
further partioulars apply to the proprietor
on the promises.
17.133 JOHN VINCENT, Brussels P. 0.
TANNERY FOR SALE.— THE
Brussels Tannery is offered for sale at
a bargain. In it is a 15 h. p. engine and
80 p, boiler,10 vats, Scurry tn.blee, 2 stoves,
good bask mill and a full set of tools, with
heating pipes to leaches, 40. Thera are
about 2 aores of laud in conneation with the
building. No tannery nearer than Wingham
or Listowel. Terms easy. For further par -
Haulers, as to price, term a dm., apply at
37. THE Pon Publishing Bouse,13russels.
FARM FOR SALE.—THE SUB
eciraMen offers his valuable 100 acro
farm, beiuglot 8, son. 13, Grey Township,
Huron 00., for sale. There are about 50
acres cleared and in good heart. There 15 a
log house, good bank barn, bearing orchard,
and all the necessary conveniences on the
premises. For further particulars, ea to
price, terms, eto„ apply to the Proprietor, A RAYMANN,
THOS.RISDOP,Olare P. O., N. W. T.. or to
2-08 DOUGALD STBACHAN, Brueeels. • Anotioneer,
tend sales of Janne 'f.i%ini.ewalhn ,ree,ay to°r_at-
cheerfully given. oranogock 1'. 0. Tberee
may be arranged at Tile Poift Publishing
House, Bruesels.
A WHISPER IN Y0011 EAR, Pentisis
Buy Your Xmas Presents at
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE.
A Beautiful and Choice Aesertment of
istritoritAsi and AmititicAN
Fancy Goods, Games,
Stationery, Etc„ Eto.
-Something Now in -
P o T 0 it. t
COMB AND Elb113 I
y. T. PEPPER, Druggist,
Graham's Blook, - • Brunets.
RANKIND.
M'oINTOSII & MoTAGGABT,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Two.wi.sio.et G.oan.exa.1 ci&t.3=3.3c.e.
ew.a.mteaomm.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and MOW States Drafts bought
alisO tirriett allowed on Deposits.
Collections mode on favorable terms.
Canadian Agents— Miluondur's BANS 01.
OAX.:Ay.
or k Agents—IMPORTIMS ANn TnAn.
Has NATIONAL BANE.
LEGAL AN ildNVEYANC1
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
Ib Solicitor and Conveyaneer. Collec-
tions made. °Moo—Vans tone's Block, Brim.
eels. 21.3m.
I,,XT M. SINCLAIR,
v r • Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Pub-
lic, &a, Oilloe—Gralmm's 13lock, 1 door north
of Popper's Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
E. WADE,
4 Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Pub.
tic, Clonvoyaueing. Collections and Loaning.
1111. Wade will attend in ClOrrio every Wed-
nesday ab two o'e look,
iDIOXSON & HAYS,
(Late with Garrow Proutifoo Godo -
rich,) Barristers, Solieitors. Conveyancers.
&o. Offiees—brussols and Soaforth, Bras
solo Wilco. Rogers' Block, Main St. Money
touLos.auu..\,,s,
w. 2.2.78013,
A M. TAYLOR, B. 0 L
Banister, Solicitor, &c., of tho are,
of Taylor, McCullough Duna, liarriaters
mEloollgytotors,i..t.: Manning Arcade, Toronto.
LEX. HUNTER,
Clext of the Fourth D Melon Curt,
Co. lInron. Conveyancer, Notary Public.
Land, Loan and ineurance Agont. Ponds
invested and to loan Oollectione made.
Ogles in Graham's Block, Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS,
TIRESSMAMNG OVER MRS.
11.1 Bran's store. 3079855 33, 1.1.111r-
NAUGHTON.
TT H. ALGORACKEN,
• Issuer of MarriageLieonses. Office
at his Grocery, Turn berry street, Brussels.
N. BARRETT,
JbJ. Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Next door
south of A. M. lefoKay & Co's hardware store.
Ladies' and children's hair (tutting i veracity
choice 510010 533 cigars kept.
A. • Usurer of Marriage Licenses, by
MoNAIR,
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis-
sioner, 445 , Q. B. Conveyancer and Agent
Pim Insurance Co. °Moe at the Oranbrook
Poet °Moe.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSISRANOE,
FIRE AND MARINF.
GUELPH.
DRESSMAKING.—
The undersigned desires to intimate
to the ladies of Brussels and surrounding
country that sho is prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Shop—Hp-stairs, ono door north
of Walter Jackson's hardware More
10- MISS SAMPLE.
1VrISS M'OOLL & MRS. CARSON
INA. have started a fIrst.olass Dross aud
Mantle Making Shop over Straolian Bros,'
store. As Mrs, Carson outs by the best
Anieriaan Tailor Systatn end has worked in
Toronto for a number of years a perfect fit
and good sotisfaetlon ieguarantood. Parties
who are good sewers taught to out and fit 10
a few days. 1.3-Apprentio es wanted.
AUCTIONEERS.
(IEORGE EIRIIBY,
Lio.onoodAnotioneor. Sales conduct-
ed on reasonable terms. 'Forme and farm
etook a specialty. Orders 1033 at Tern Pose"
PubliehingHouse,Bruseole, or sent to Walton
P. 0,, w111 receive prompt attention.
aoco 100 ACRE FARM FOR
N-11 BALE,— Being oomposed of Dot 19,
Con. 9, Grey. There are 70 (WM cleared.
There 15 5010810 house and barn and a' good
driving house, also bearing orchard, wbll,
,to, on the premiobs. The Maitland river
runs a few yards from the hone°. There *,
Keno good tail timber on the lot, The farm
lies between Cranbrook and.Ethel and is
convenient to both planes, while Bruesele is
natter away. Per full partienlars apply on
the minims to Al3AL TINDALL, Prorie
tor, X141101P. 0. 16-
PARAt FOR SALE, BEING LOT
.1.- 28, eon. 6, Grey, containing 100 acme, 15
Urn cleared. under gross, and the balance
timbered. About 70 acres of dry land and
tlio balance cedar and black alb swamp.
There le a log house ou the memises. Win
bo gold 00 00015 reasonable terms au proprie-
tor demi not require the lot. Por Darner par.
Coulon eatply to 2033T, MaLAUCIILIN,
Oranbrook, 0,0 .05 ALEX, HUNTER, Bros-
,P510,ARM FOR SALE.—THE
12
DEMME» offers for sale the north
eitet quarter of lot 28, concession 6, Morrie,
County 01 0010010, containing 00 acre& The
land is of first quality and In a high date of
oultivation, well fended and uuderolraineci,
sllaesoe elbased. Newham° bootie, 8 room%
milk house with eonorete walls, 2 wells,
good barns and shod, orchard, oto. Eight
aoree of fall wheat. This desirable property
adioius the eremoution of Brumaire Suit-
able tome 1,valmbnesgloYME. 021110 iOi'Oeet,
V100, 0:vnno,
80- beaforth 0.0.
(200D FARM. FOR SALE IN
N....A Morrie, on reasonable terms. In order
to ohm the emits of QM ()Mato of the late
W. 61. aingeton , the doeutors ogee the fol -
levied valuable lancle for mile Mirth
half of Lot 80, Ommession 5,Township of
Morrisneentathing 00 urea. On Obi lot hi
lyalleleared, a»d oil the gis,v0 risad
01.8045d 1400(1 fratilephyfil/ With 000,ss 233111'
dation, good oninted, well and mime Nears
lonely a/Baden the village of Brunsels.
'Ilia Mire ie ay:nudge 0115, Well fettled
ne in it good state of cultivation. Per
1
Amarillo f) .It wales Victoria
(Mare P 011. ila10168 8411.111,1,01410 amdao
.0.,Iffiatcsett county.
DENTAL.
7.7=2,TTZ0=1,e.'"2"1
G. L. Ball, Nitros Oxide Gae ad-
ministered for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth, 74 Garrard Street East, ToliONTO.
2n0z11,1- 'X'
W. J. Pear, L. D. 8, Graduate or
Toronto sohoot of Dentistry. All
operations guaranteed. sairArtificial
teeth, first quality, and a guatalatec0
flt, for 510,00000 set, 012[8e—Odor's
Boon, findronTa,
Txsor:
O.,
Honor Graduate of the Bova! Collage of
Dental Surgeone, Toronto, Nitres Oxide Gas
sato inistored for the Painless Extraction of
teeth. Chloe-.
Deep Non= or DANZ, 13nusions,
MEDICAL CARDS.
ITM. F, °AID, C. M.,
1515 . Member of the college of Physician
and B111'0013[4 Of Ontario by oxasnInation,
Olfluo and atesitIonsto.-- Maio Stroot East,
ThAsol,Ontarlo,
ir A. MoNAUGHTON, 2/1. D.
EY • 0118., Ti It, (1. P., Edinburgh, 0. F.
S. Out. AA:Poppet's Drug Store from 0 50
11:00 a; 111. atsit froin1:80 to 4p. no, At other
hours may bo found at bia YoSidonoo, Them.
01115 030315150 by Dr, tintehineon, 12111 at,
VETERINARY.
TNO. D, WAUNVIOlt, V. S.,
30) (SUO(1ESSOR 150 30, ytt.0,111mor.v.s..),
ortkaaato and lioneettry Volley otOntario
Vetetleavy Dollarm
, will bo oaned to
annul:t/1th the wettest ode one prOfete
Menai skill any dad entreated to hie
teutrem, Oflice and inthineree-O'Beleten old
etandira doors north of .1.eidge, TurebareY
it. BrUaS0111.