The Brussels Post, 1890-2-21, Page 8S
BEES
BEE -HIVES!
II you are wishing to buy flees for
Spring delivery, I can supply you. I
make a epeeaalry of having good large
hives, straight combs, with as little drone
4otnb ns possible. I can supply all who
need empty hives, I can sell you them
cheaper than you eau mnke them, se I
have more than I require. For prices
and further partieulars apply at my drug
,and book store.
0. A, DL'ADMAN,
Drnggist, Ithokseller,Faney-goods1tattler.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
EOC'1'li£nN ENTEN81ON W. 0. it Is,
Trains leave Brussels Station, Borth
and South, as follows:
Genre Strom. OOnce. 11011711.
Mall..........., 6:'ua a.m. Mixed S:20 am.
11:45 a.m. Mail ............ 8:00 pan.
Mixed 8:55 p.m. Express 0:45 p,m.
'.call M.ets #f1)154
A ohiel's amang yo takin' notes,
An' faith he'll Arent it.
QUITE a blizzard on Thursday.
HERRINGS cheap at MoCraoken'e,
Aeraiu DENNY is visiting in Brussels.
R. J. CLABEE, of Granton, was in town
teat week.
Moyne and Timothy seed at Mc.
Oreeken's.
Fooaa'E Division Court on Thursday
of next week.
Sensors monthly horse fair on Thurs-
day, March 6th.
&fees CLARA CREIonTON is visiting at
Galt this week.
Jae. HUNTER, of Detroit, spent a few
day's in Brussels.
J. 8. HocsroN, of Stratford, was in
town last Sunday.
SATURDAY of next week will usher in
the 1st of March.
MRs. P. Settee and children are visiting
relatives at Seaforth.
Tie up your poodles. nasessor -
art is getting on the war paint.
W. A. Canter was visiting relatives in
Clinton and Goderioh this week.
Din you hear anything about a wedding
that is un the tapas in Brussels
REV. S. SOI.LERY, B. A. D. D., i• :.•1
ed at Sunshine last Friday evening.
Siam/. W..tsou has been quite poorly 13
bat is somewhat improved in health just
now.
lift,, AINLI:Y 14 ft4'.t at Toronto et.
-ending the Gran(I Lodge of the .,. 0. d
ii. W,
de. Luny.--
Fresh barrel received. Dozens are us.
ing it. See testimonials. A. Goole
TEEM: were 221 persons present at the
Methodist Sabbath school in town last s
8anday.
Miss Ilentt'o8, Geo. Carrie and R. 8.
Pelton, of Atwood, spent last Sunday
is Brussels.
O. uy. STnnn:os has his flay pressing
machine at work at Mark M. Cardiff's
barn in Morris.
study, leoturoa, Bible reeding., }ate,
en
commcing at 8 o'clock. All welcome,
Bring your Bibles, Next door to the
Oink, 1'i. A, martin,
V. 0. Resume representing the St,
Paul, Minneapolie and Manitoba rail•
way, and Frank Harrison, agent for the
Mimeo, St, Pantie Kansas city road,
were In town this week in the interests
of their respective lines.
House and lot for sale in Brussels
West, Good Feeble and well on the
promises, Moo any quantity of small
fruit and a few young fruit trees, A
bargain if sold at once. For information
apply at' TUE Poor Pnbliehing House.
LAST Sunday evening Miss Lilla O'Con•
nor, (thumb,
is an applicant for the ppreeent-
orship of Melville (thub, lead the ear.
vice of song and made a very favorable
impression on the audience. Several
persons have applied for the vaaanoy,
BEATTts Boos., Liverymen, have pur•
abased the vaoant corner lot between
their stal,ia and Turnberry street from
Julnee Laird. They talk of putting up a
large brio,( livery barn. It ie a tip-top
location and would improve the street.
W. 1'. HUNTER having left town rather
uneeramoniously last week, the market
scales, of which he wee the 'ensue were
handed over to W. H. MoCrecken who
takes them for' a year. Mao. was the
next highest bidder to Hunter last Nov-
ember,
ov
ember,
BnueeRLs curling club was to have had
a hand in the curling contest for this
group at Listowel, on Wednesday of this
week, but as they have net bad a chance
of a game this winter, owing to there be-
ing no ice, they decided to remain at
home.
Tut Spring aeeizes will be held at
Goderioh, commencing on the 81st of
March, The most important tate to
come up is the alleged poisoning ease of
the late H. J. Whitely. The Spring
sitting of tee Court of Chanoory will be
held on April 14111.
JAR. MOINT0Bn has leased the Hunter
blaoksmith shop in this town and opened
up business on Tuesday of this week.
He is prepared to do a general black.
stnithing business and asks for a share of
the patronage of the public. Toe Pose
wishes him success in his venture,
Ray. R. B. MAITLAND, of Ingersoll, is
expected to deliver a lecture in the Meth-
odist church of this place shortly. He
wee the junior minister on this charge a
number of years ago. Mr. Maitland has
been invited to Vancouver, B.C., for next
year and has given his consent, ettbjeot
to the action of the Stationing Commit-
tee next Conference.
Tut= of our citizens, who have been
investing somewhat largely in the hay
b tsiuees, went after a load on Wednes.
day afternoon. They piled it on the
rack high and wide, so much so that by
tight squeezing and hard palling they
managed to get out of the barn. The
market scales showed that they had over
two tons "Do board."
WE nneeretand that Silas Jackson has
, rented the blacksmith shop at the bridge
and camnenoed operations on Tu.sday
of this week. Mr. Jackson is well known
in this locality and will no doubt reoeive
a share of the patronage of the public
This fills up the six blacksmith shops i
ruesels. They should be able to atten
everyllling in their fins.
WELL -Drawee AND DIl1LLLCti: -George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
iggiug and drillin wells and is preper-
d to attend to ell work entrusted to him
n a way that will insure satisfaction.
1V
Veils cleaned out and put in proper
hare. Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
ide of Turnberry et., `Brussels. 48.11
Is Messrs. Smith & Malcolm go on
with their proposed new store, Wm.
Blashill builds a dandy block and Beattie
Bros. put np their livery stable, our front
street will be one of the neatest in the
county, excepting none. Brueeela holds
its own very well in comparison with
other planes and although the hard times
have left some marks we have fared a
good deal better than mare preteutione
places,
TEE Exeter Advocate says :-",\tire,
John Croaker, of this place, met with a
very severe anoident on Saturday last
which might have coat het life. It ap-
pears she was engaged in her household
duties and by some means walked into
the trap-door whiob lod to the cellar and
in the fall broke her thigh. She is, we
are glad to say, recovering." The above
mentioned person is a ball sister of our
townsman, B. Gerry.
IT is currently reported that Arthur
Veal, furniture dealer, of this place, has
levanted, leaving a large number of un-
aettled acoounte. It is said he disposed
of his business to Miss Montgomery,
but the creditors have opposed her right
to poseesefon and the matter will likely
baeetted '
s 1n the Courts. Iu the mean-
time Bailiff Scott carries the keys. Mr.
Veal is said to be in Mfcbigau. Ills
liabilities are away in excess of his
assets.
WE have been printing over 2,000 new
rattan for the Ronald Fire Engino
orke, the outcome of tests at Fergus
Lely, very pithy and spicy and full of
tended testimonials, that undoubtedly
ill aid mnoh in commending attention
om alt towns in want of fire protection.
We are pleased to note that the em.
oyees of the shops aro as busy as nail•
er
with six new steamers under way,
etined for various parte of the Do.
inion.
Tee Sunday night a certain party
ok it upon themselves to smash the
rge lass globe o
g g f the street lamp in
Ont of the Methodist church. I1 said
ung man and his aesoniates do nob
olnptly settle the matter with W. 11.
a:reckon, treasurer, pr Roble Arm•
oag,oaretakor,the strong arm of the
w may suddenly waken them up, Now
the time to repair the damage and
ve yourselves and your friends trouble.
groat big 05or ie going to be pet to
oh malicious actions.
DR. W. J. R. Homers, County Treas.
or, of Goderioh, ens in Brussels on
oachy of this week and let the contract
or 8 new plate glass front in his store,
sated by W. H. Willie. Messrs, Smith
Malcolm have the work in hand and it
i1 be dono es soon as possible as the
remises have been teased. We hope the
r. will sec hie way oloar to do the same
th hie Ohne store and thus greatly im-
eve the Appearance of hie centrally lo•
ted block. Rs evidently hag faith in
resettle for the time to come.
very lsneaeeeful mission.
y meetleg of the 'y,l'.O.A, was bald in
Wyllie ahneeh ]}Monday evening, lath,
ren Mood, but interesting and instraa-
e, amyl' on Chine wore given ete the
.lowing thrall she bouuderiee &nd
*IVO I %Orel," by Mb) Witteok i
tat t, SS .Ls ruSrl' FRllttUARY 21, 1890,
"Products and natural resources," Miss
Jimmie Roes ; "Olimate and vegetation,"
A. Grant ; "People of Mina," Sirs. Kerr
'"Government and religion," It. Giokson;
"History," Mise Maggio Stewart ; "Dile.
0ion0,"" Mies A. 0, Taylor. Suitable
meefo was rendered by the ohoir,
Is ie stater,, no good authority, that
arrangelnents are being made whereby
F. 0. Rogers and hie goad ledy will re-
sume business again, A brand new stook
of spring and summer goods will be par•
chased and opened oetin the afore just
vacated by W. H, Willis, Holmes' block,
in the course of a month or so, Mies
Green, who lits suited the public for
the past two years, has been re•engaged
as milliner, The public ab largo will be
ploneed to welcome Mr. and Mee. Rogers
once more back into the business circle
and iso aro stun it will be an equal pleas-
ure for them to wait upon those patron.
ieing them.
,S'ozenOii must have been hoaxing the
Walkerton Telescope man. He gets off
the fallowing : "John Hamilton dropped
down to Brussels a few days ago to look
at a bankrupt stock whah wee advertised
for sale a number of other prominent
buyers were there end among them a To•
ronto man, The Toroltonian evidently
wanted a snap and offs' eci the buyers 825
Oaoll not to bid above a certain figure.
This was emoopted by all except Mr.
Hamilton who was going to make it al-
tercating for the Toronto man ; he platted
the figure at 3100 and the Toronto man
came down hand-omely and got the
stook." 11 was the stook of F. C. Rogers,
no doubt, to which reference is made.
The stook was sold fa London, not Bruit -
eels, and the purchasers wore W, Nigh-
tingale & Go., of Srnseo:s, and not a To,
ronto min.
MateemettY,-Last Sabbath the annual
missionary anniversary services were
held in the Methodist ohuroh in this
plane, At 10:30 the pastor preached a
very,appropriate dieoourse from the book
of Numbers, 14th chapter and 21st verse,
the topio being "The pound of our hope
for the world's conversion." The follow•
ing was given as four of the chief reasons
for this hope :-(1) The past successes
and triumphs of the Gospel. Reference
was made to Peggie, the Sandwich is.
lands and Madagascar. (2) The present
attitude of the nations of the earth to-
ward Christianity. (3) The universality
of the adaption of the Gospel. (4) The
promisee of God's word. In the evening
a platform service was held. Rev. Mr.
Sellers resented an outline of the mis-
sion field of the church and gave the
financial statement. Rev, R. Paul spoke
for a belf.bour on the question and an -
ewer, ""Lod what wilt Thou have me to
do?" and "Go work today in my vine-
yard." After music by the choir Rev.
Torrance was called upon. He delivered
a splendid address on "Religion the
remedy for the world's woes." Be divid-
ed his subject under the subjoined heads:
-(1) 1t was not a religion et Formality ;
(2) nor Sentiment ; (3) nor Emotion ;
(4) but Principle. We must exercise un -
falling conlidenoo in God and nave faith
in our children to a000mplish the work.
Rev, J. L. Kerr spoke briefly
of the Home Mission field.
n The cnilectione and subscriptions aro
d considerably in advance of last year.
Lox week's Wingham Times has
this t, say of Rev. G. 13. Howie's sermon
and lecture in that town :-Rev. G. B.
Howie, L. A., the blind Presbyterian
minister, of Brussels, preached in the
Congregational church last Sunday, in
exchange with Rev. W. K. Short}, who
preached in Brussels. Large Oongrega•
tions were out morning and evening.
Rev, Mr. Howie, who is a native of the
East and of Jewish race, sustained ]lis
reputation as s preacher well, and the
entire services were felt to be very edify-
ing..
dify
ing. Mr. Howie repeats rho hymns,
Scripture lessees from memory, On
Monday evening, Sir. Howie lectured on
Eastern Lands and Customs, especially
the Marriage Customs of the East. Hie
appearance was very striking in the
Oriental garb, and ae he observed, the
loose fitting meat showed how easy is the
tailors art in the East. The difficulty of
obtaining justice under modern rule was
shown, and the extreme severity of the
law against a Mohammedan, if he turn
Christian. The undesirable state of af-
fairs produced by Polyganz, and the
facility with which a wife can be diver°.
ed was graphically portrayed. The se -
eluded state of woman In the East, the
mode of obtaining a wife, wbioh is prao.
Coldly by purobase, were dwelt upon.
Tho habits of the Christiane in the East
were also referred to and the nuptial
ceremonies described, bringing to mind
the parable of the ten virgins. Mr.
Howie also answered questions, which
were propounded to him in regard to
educational and other matters in. the
East. Al the conclusion, a hearty vote
of thanks was proposed to the Rev, Lec-
turer by Peter Fisher and seconded by
Bev, Mr. Carson, of Whitechurch,
JANNE13LA000LLhas removed his shoe
shop back to his former stand in Geo.
Seeker's block.
Miss Amax BITERS is home from a five
weeks' visit to her sister, etre. Cl, A.
Newton, of Oarlock.
A BAUSLAuoa and wife and Miss
Buchanan, of Seaforth, wore in town
on Monday of this week.
Oun ice men started work on Wodues-
lay and if cold weather continues a large
quautity will be housed before long.
TEE data of the proposed Band Concert
is not yet fixed but it is expected to be
held early in March. Look out for it.
A cin load of stook, seed, implements,
ko. was shipped on Monday to Neepawa,
Manitoba, by Henry Hamilton, of Wal.
:on.
SERVICE was held in St. John's church
00 Wednesday evening of this week and
will be continued each week during
Lent.
HOUSE and lot for sale or to rent.
Oeutrally located. Good well, garden,
Stable, &o. Apply at TEE Pose Publish-
ing House.
True barbering business must be look-
ing up. Joe. Laird has a new hand this
week, He's a relative of Joe's and ,lie
name is Laird.
Riav, G. B. Howie, of Knox church, is
lalking of taking a holiday for a fete
weeks or so. His pulpit will be supplied
during bis absence.
Tim farmers have given up the idea
of sleighing and have been =thing in
wood, hay, grain, &o. on wagons at a
lively rate this week.
MORE than the wicked stood "in slip•
pery placers" last Tuesday morning. In
fact some people sat down and others
tobogganed along the sidewalk.
J. D. Renee has just advised the
Mayor of the city of Toronto that if they
bad one of his largest steamers the main
portion of the University boildinge would
have been caved.
BEATTIE BROS. 1iavo purchased e, fine
young trotbing marc from a dootor near
.'3belburne, Grey county, She is a good
mover for a "green" boast and should
make somothing moody if taken care of.
Io(ronlraxion was laid before Reeve
Graham by the captain of the Salvation
Army figeinet two youths for disorderly
conduct at the berraoke laet Buuday
evening. Tho case will be heard Fri-
day,
int clic ,i0 lately visited A r sly v ted •tit° Ronald
Mee °Engine Works, eent all the way
from Pot :;:est .Prairie, Manitoba, to
Dogotietor �y; y •i• = of the large double
pump el g, Pee deme ae parebaee(1 by
rho. arty u:f .Winitipeg.
ON Tbnradayof Last week Min Pr&nele,
of Bretesebs, attended the wadding of her
saater,y tem Barton, 01 Toronto, to I. ,7. Az'
C)oMMI, of the same; place. It is Said Si
the beide wee nob the only one to reooiva Se
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LAIsn.-In Brussels, on the 18th fust„
the wife of Mr. Joseph Laird of a
eon,
BALLANTrNB,-In Atwood, on Wednesday,
Feb. 6th, the wife of Mr. R. M, Bal.
lantyne, of a son.
SrstrsoN.--In Ethel, on Tuesday, Jane,
cry 28th, the wife of Mr. T. P.
Simpson, merchant, of a daughter,
Youue,-In Ethel, on Sunday, February
10th, the wife of Mr. J. A. Young,
insurance agent, of a eon.
2 r.Es.axr*et3„a,
Runs -Bose. -In Seaforth, on the lath
inst., by Rev, Mr, McDonald, Mr.
John llobb, of Morris, to Miss Emma
Boyd, of Seaforth,
Peecoox-Roos.-In Morris, on the 1251,
feet., by Rev. I. B. Wallwin, Mr.
John Poa000k to Mies Maggie, Soo•
and daughter of Mr. Henry Robb,
both of Morrie,
McCAuonee - DAnnito .--At the B. 0.
church, Hallett, on the 17th inab.,
by Bev. Father West, Mr, John Mc.
Canghey, of the 2nd eon. of Mey�,
to Mise Mary Ants Carbort, siert
daughter of Mr, Thos, 0arbert, of
Mullett.
CocrMB-BAI,TON.-Oil Thursday, Pobru-
ary 18th, 1890, at the ohuroh of tho
WAY Trinity, Toronto, by Rev. John
Pearson, J. Cooper, of
Toronto, to Emma Dollard Barton,
of Toronto, dangbter of the hate Dr,
Francis, of Delewate, Ont.
snL.a,as.
X101141'0% -,111 Elm&, on the 8th inst.
Geo. FlautHton, aged 45 years-n&live
of Armagh.
XtlATtuo,-In Atwood, Un Monday, Ifob.
:sed, 01w if of the tele John Keefe
frier egaii 140 Rage,.
A'STQ7T. CeaT ffeaeS FIS,
31011005, MAECIt 10TH, ---high grade
Muck, on lot 20, eon. 11, Meliillep, Salo
oommeneee at i o'oleolc. John D, Sob.
bans, prop, Geo, lbxlcby, aunt,
PRWAY, Foe. 287H,-i'arm stook, im•
pimiento, &o„ on lot 10, con. A., Turn.
berry. Selo eomtnettoce at 12 &Meek.
Dunoan MaPbereou, prop, Geo. Kirkby,
snot,
WRDi'(EsDAC, MA1,C1112TU: Fero stook,
implements, &o, lot 6, con, 11, Grey,
Sale oommoneee at 11 o'clock a. m. sharp.
Lunch at noon, Wm. Bishop, prop.
Geo. Kirkby, atm.
Tnuxsoar, PRIVY. 27th. --Postponed
sale of far m stook, lie„ lot 14, colt, 1,
Gray, sale at 1 o'clock p. m. John
Bishop, prop, Geo, Kirkby, aaot,
BRVSS:E7S+19
2vnete-M2iFTe,
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Gate
Peas,
Butter, tubs and roma,,
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel..,
Potatoes ,
Hay per ton .. ,
Pork ,, . -.
Hides per lb
Salt per bbl.,
Sheep skins, each
Wool, per ib
15 80
70 80
33 37
24 20
53 54
14 15
12 00
6 50 00
80 35
G 00 0 515
4 75 G 10
2 2i
1 25 On
60 1 00
18 20
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
S.00D HAY FOR SALE.-
Will
ALE—Will deliver in quantities to quit pur-
chaeer, T. PEPPER, Lot 5,Oon. 9, Groy.
LOOK POSTING WANTED.-
Business men, or others, requiring
their books posted up neatly and correctly
can have tbow done. Apply at this Olace,
N OTIDE 1
Notice is hereby given that the outstand-
ing somata doe the llto am of Hayeeoft &
Turubull, Brunets, must be settled by eith-
er cash or note forthwith. The books are
at Diakaon & Bays' Oates, and tbov are au-
thorised to stye leceipte for moles paid, 14-
NOrrItDL'` ___. __..._
1'O DEBTORS.
All parties indebted to the estate of the
)ate Andrew Ourrlo are requested to settle
the same by the 28th inn. Alter that date
all Unpaid °,aims will bo collected by pro.
one of InW, BY ORDER OP leXEOUTOI48,
Brussels, Ocala, 1889. 14.11
DIRESSMAKING.-
The undersigned desires to intimate
to the ladies of Brusaels and surrouudlug
country that gibe is prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satieficotlou
guaranteed. Stop -Up -stairs, oou door north
of Walter Jackson's bardware store,
10- MISS SAa1PLE,
cAME ON THE PREMISES
of the nndereigned, lot 00. con. 17,
Grey, on or about June 1st, n ponding heifer
end a yearimg ateer, both rod in color. The
heifer has eons gray hairs. The steer has
some white on hind quarters. The owner is
550°65504 to prLIVvea oporty. pay expena0s
Had ta`kegythrem away. 28-8 1l013T. BE11RY,
PATENTS Caveats, Ito -issues and Trade
e Marks secured and all oth-
er putout onuses in the Patent OOIoe and
before the Courts ]promptly and carefully at-
tended to. Upon receipt of model or aketolr
of invention, 1 make careful examleatiou,
and advloe as to patentabilityfreo of charge,
Loos moderate, and I make no obar a unless
patent 1s sound, Information, advice and
spe„ilai references sent on applloat(on. J.
R. LITTELL, Washtugton, D.U., U,8. Patent
Office. n5
REAL ESTATE.
rilARMS FOR SALE. -THE UN.
nRASIONnn hoe named good Farms for
sale and to rent, eney terms, in Townslilps
of Morris and Grey. F. S. SCOTT, Brussels.
97.15.
LIARM FOR SALE. -ANY PER
-11-' SON wanting a good farm o1 300 sores in
the township of Morrio,B notes from Bros -
sole, an tho most reasonable terms will got
a bargair by applying at once to J. M.
O'CONNOR, Fire Insurance Agent, Brussels,
or the proprietor, G. A. PERRAM, Potrolea,
Ont. 01-4x
TIARM TO RENT. --THE 200
L sore farm (known as the Bishop farm )
Lots con. 10 and Lot 5, con,11. Grey, will be
rented for a term of years. It ie in an ex-
oellent state of cultivation Poseeeelou given
on 0r before April 1st. For farther partiou-
lars apply to JAMES FEISGU8UN, Brnesela,
57.10 orFE11GUS001 BB08,,.Teeearater•
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
in the Village of Mimi. There is au
aero and a quarter of laud nal% upon it is a
good frame dwelling, stable, &a., the proper
by of the Into Mrs. Walter Govonlook, The
lot is well situated on the bank of rho Maib.
laud river. For price, terms and further
par 804 apply on tho HENDIORSON,
FARM FOR, SALE. --THE UN-
der0lgned offers his 100 sore farm,
being North ball Lot 00, Con. 8, Morrie, for
safe, There are about 75 nares cleared and
under cultivation, On the premien are a
gt od frame hem, ban)( barn, good orchard
and other neoeoearioo, Only 2a notes south
of Brussels on rho gravel road, For farther
pnrtimdnre, as to Price, &c„ apply 50 the
proprietor on the promises,
e0.Ox J, PYBUB,Box 190,Brunets P,O,
pARM FOR SALE, BEING LOT
.L 80, Oou. 5, Grey, containing 100 aoroe, 15
timberellr About 70 agree ` of dry land and
the balance ova ami black ash swamp.
Ther° is a log bones ou the premieea, will
bo sold on ery reasonable tame as motto.
tor does not require the let. For battier ar-
ticulare aptly to 10011T, MoLAVOSST IN,
Oranbrooly P.O. or ALEX. HUNTER, Brus.
sola 15
l1FARM FOR SALE. -TUE UN -
D7tnsinonie ofroro for Salo the north
out quarto rot lot 28, ¢anaeealall 0, Morrie,
Ootinty of Huron, ecntaining 00 sons, Tho
hand 00 of first quality and 1ti1 a high state of
cultivation, well loneoti mud uuder•drained,
PL urea *looted. Now frame bowie, 8 rooms,
milts boric with OOoordt° walls, 2 wells,
gond barna and shod, orchard, oto, Eight
icoproperty 1adoresne tfall
e corporation of Brnssol, Suit-
able
tonna will be given. Titleeerfoot,
JAMES GRIEVE Owner,
80- -.-... 8eafotth P.0.
G001) I+ARDil FOR SALE IN
Morrie, on reasonable torm0. 1n order
to alas° the affairo of the 50Aato of the late
W, G.111n8eton, the nxeoutore 005r the fol.
lowing. valuable lands for nate North
halt of Lot 30, Co110010llon 5 Township of
Morrlfl 0onteiningeo bores, ()n this lot le
erected a good frame barn with stone foun-
dation,good orehard,Well and pnn,p. Neer -
fxall bleared, and le ole the stave road
reely a edfotnlnlq tbo VBlege of Bramble.10 fiam ie 8 valnabto auo, 19 Well leveed
'and fn a good sbato of '0110ation, Por'
)trio°. ung forme apply to 01108. vede to
ruatolr 1', 1' , ,rube - arena...de vedette
equate P.O., or JA1sau 9attrrq;Mtaple Ledge
i.+,0 Mid8l390!LODRotr,
I T'AI211't FOR (TALI ..- BEING
' Lot 52, Oot1. 10, township of (lrav,
Huron, 32n, 1'1nrr are 100 "eras, til sorsa „f
(ditch are sloe(udunu la goon Veto of mu -
frame
esilon, On the feral 4a et atone bailee and
frame barn And:Melo steblos,,a good ingeroban
bear-
orlurhar ertioulars apply to the proprlgtor
ou the Protuleob.
07 tr JOAN 'VINCENT, Brussels 1, 0.
WARM FOR SALL+SAL-THE SUB.
1� eoulpnn oilers his valuable 100 acro
farm, being lot R, son, le, Gray Tewrahlp,
Huron Co., for sale. There aro about 00
one cloyed sod in good Wert. Thera is 0
teahouse, good bank barn boating orchard,
and all the n0000aary oonyenioese on the
premleoe. For turtilor particulars, as to
Terioa,terme,eta„apply to tho Proprietor,
HOS,HISLOP,(llora .P.0., N,W,T., or to
24f DOUGALD S'1'1OAOBAN, Bruseele,
J
ERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE,
For twine and other pal•Ulenbu's ask for
ciroular at my Orug and Book. Store. Should
unro,t to pay sell hisheifer0518 oaccordingplto
mi11(hlg qualities of their amiss.
00•Ilmbn G. 0.. DI:ADMAN, Brusoo5B,
AUCTION !":AI AM
C� —o5—
. ALUASLE PROPERTIES.
Under and by virtue of powora of este eon -
tailed in certain Mortgages, which will be
Produced at the time of nolo, thorn will be
sold on Tuesday. 20t11 Day of February,
1880, ,11 Twelve O'oloae. Noon, 11,5 the AME1u-
CAN Ilona, in the Vilioga of BnuoeonB, tbo
following Va limbic Properties:
Parcel 1, --Coto Nos, 11 and 12, in the 1801
CoConcessionty ouron ou aiui g 800 50000 1more
Or Lase.
Paraol2,-Lot teo.225 and the easterly ten
foot throughout of Lot No. 224 on William
Street, 1:1 the Village of Brussels,
TERMS; One-tenth of the purchase menoy
to be paid down at the time at Rale. Torn} a
for bala,ioe Morel, and will be made known
at the tiro of sale.
For further particulars apply to
ROBINSON, O'BRIEN & GIB80N,
00.8 Vendors' Sodaitnrs,
74 Church Street, Toronto,
EXECUTORS' NOTICE,
1N THE SURROGATE 00IIRT OF THE
COUNTY OF HU1tON.
In the matter of the Estate of THOMAS
t'AlbDIFF, late of the Township of
Grey, hi the County of Huron,
Former, DECEASED.
Notice la hereby given pursuant to the pro-
visions of the Revised Statutes of Ontario,
chap 110, that all sreditore andothero having
plain a agalnat the estate o1 Thomas Cardiff,
late n1 tbo Township of Grey, in 6110 County
of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died on or
about the 00th day of January, A.D. 1890, in
the townehip of (,ray aforesaid, aro request
ed to Rend by poet, prepaid, or to deliver to
Marls M. Oardiff or t0 Henry Mooney, the
Executors of thalaet will and tnstemeet of
the said Thomas Cardiff, doomed,at Bruit.sole, er to tbo undersigned, on or ,otnre the
aret day of Womb, A.D. 1800, their names
end addresses with 1011 particulars of their
Olainse, And notice ie hereby given that la-
ter tbo said last mentioned dote the .Baia
Executors will proceed to distribute the as.
sots of the said estat 0among the parties en-
titled therot0, haling regard only to the
claims of which they shall then Pave entitle,
and that the said ];xesu tors win not hs liable
for the said assets or any pmt thereof so
distribu Lod to any perm or persons of
who se claim 0r Maims notice 511a11 hot have
been givt i, as atorooaid.
Dated 50 Brussels February 10th, 1004.
WHIT. L. TAYLOR,
91-e Solicitor for said Executors.
NOTICE TO CREOITORS.
In the matter or the Estate of WILLIAM
SUDDEN, Isle of the Township of
Grey, 50 the county of Buren, Farm.
er, Deceased.
Pursuant to Revised Statutes of Ontario
18,,0,ebapter 110, notion 18 hereby given that
all orodlttors mud other persons baviug any
claims or delneede ngatime tbo estate of
W]Iltam'sudgon, Into of the Township of
Grey, 1” the County of Huron, and Provivao
of Ontario, farmer, deceased, who died on
or about the 15th day of May A.D. 1887, are
hereby 1•oquestee to Bend by Host, prepaid,
or deliver to James L. Darling, Barrister, of
the town of Listowel, In the County of
Porth, solicitor for the Executors of the said
deceased, on or baton
THURSDAY, the 0th day of MARCH, 1890,
a statement in writing of their aalnoe and
addresses and rho full particulars of their
olnima or domande ana of tho securities, if
arto¢i0trtfrcn`thtltebd h dayoMahAD
1890, the said executors will proceed to die.
tribute tiro assets of the said deooasod
among the parties entitled thereto, haying
1.00059 only to such claims of which notice
has boon given as aboye required, and the
said executors will not be liable for the said
anon. or any pert thereof, so distributed to
any peraou o1 wboee Maim notice shall not
bay° 11450 50551109 at the time of the dis-
tribution of the said assets.
Dated at Listowel this 0th day of Febru-
ary A.D. 1890.
JAMES L. DARLING,
81.8 Solicitor for Executor's.
JUDIOIAL 89010 OF A
Valuable 5O -Acre Farm
1N 'THE TOWNSHIP OF QRST,
In the High Court of Justice,
/!LEEN'$ BENCH DIVISION.
SHINE VS. SHINE.
Pertinent, to the iudgmont and final order
for eato in this Dation boating dates rasp cot-
ively the 25th day of November, 1880, and
Inc 10t11 day of P ebrnary,1800, there will bo
sold with the approbation of S. Maloomeon,
Hiles
1l, by Elio said Masterof thls latable theacurt at
Ammo -
min Honor, in rho Village of Bnusoire, on
SATURDAY, the let day of MAR011, 3800
AT Ton n0551) 015 12 o'OLOOZ, NOON,
the following lands and promises namely :
The south half of lot No. twenty-six iu the
ninth ooncoesioo of the Township of Grey,
1n the County of Huron, containing by etl-
1n018(ir00'1006 dity aere0 of land, more or
less. The land la all elearod and in to good
state of cultivation. The Soil is a clay loam
and thorn 10 00 waste land. Thorn is a large,
Orchard on blue lot and tho tubas aro in good
Mewing ao clieton. There le a log bonen
boarded over and a frame barn °rooted on
thepromfso(r, The .;(oboes aro rail and in
fair vitiation. Tho land is about ono mile
trout Ethel station o1 the W.O. & B. railway
and about 0 miles from bhs Nourishing Vill-
age Ot Btnseelo, W111oh i0 readily accessible
by good gravel roads,
501105 OR MLR
Ten par cunt, down on day o1 sale to the
Plaiutla'e 8olieltore, and the baleamo with.
out interest In 00 da a thereafter white the
purchase* will beouslt1edto a abnvoyatnoe.
The purehaoor will bo regnlrad on the day
of sale CU alga en &eroement the tee one -
Motion of liepllrobus°. Tho property will
be offered roe Male eubjeat to a reeeryod bid,.
Tu all other roopeoto the forme anti o"u•
dltiooe of Belo will be the etandingeonditione
of sale of tole honorable court, The1ltle to
porfeot.
For further pa7tleo1.bs5a ,apply 4i,o the Noel
Mettle 4 Odl1 11al or fo ate Pleintllb s 80.
Salton,
Dater] ailEhsderlo"h built 1'U't'k slily of
ary, 9,11'. 82
l4. ktel.Laoug ON,
:Ghoul Mater et 0040518ft.
DI01I801QaH��,YO
xl•a 1;',lt(I?tlelf4.t)e44fNllf',
Pepper's Drug Storer
Pepper's Drug Store,
Drug
Pepper's Drug Store,
Peppers ' Drug 1 Storer
CI1A11A11'8 1150(115, tsst U514ELg
ALWAYS USE PEPPER'S PILLS
BANKING.
L\� ,IINTOSH & MpTAGGART,
BANKERS, . 13111)44816LS,
Tetee eteet a Q-oaao- a.l lOaallcicag
On‘a,olnoaa.
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United Statnn Drafts bought
mud soh,.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
Oolieellona n,ade on favorable terms.
Canadian Asants-kirnauoir'e BANS( 07
CANADA..
Now York Agonte-IAmmtrene Ago Taan-
nne NATraaar, 'Balta.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,
1 be 8011oit5r aid Ooavoyanoer, Collec-
tions made, O®co-Vanotoue'e Block, Brus-
2f-8m
Tj M. SINOLAIB,
* Bololtor, 000veynnaer, No tory Pub.
lie, &n, Oln0o-Graham's Blaok,1 door north
of Pepper'e Drug Store. Privsuo Ands to
Loan.
p E. WADE,
e Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Pub.
tio. Convoyanaing, Colleotiooe and Loaning,
Mr. Wade will attend in Gerrie every Wed-
needay at two o'olook,
DIOKBON & HAYS,
(Late with Darrow & Proudfoot, Goat -
rich ,) learristers, Solialtore, Oonvoysneere,
&0. °Moes -brussels and Seaforth, Bras
sole Office, Rogers' Block, Math tit. Moony
to Loan,
n, 5. 71.05. W. 11. DICKSON,
A M. TAYLOR B. 0. L.
Barrister, Solicitor, dm., of the Ilrm
of Taylor, MsCtnllough & Burns, Bsrriotere
Bolioibore, &a,, Manning Arcade, Toronto:
Molloy to loan.
A LEX. HUNT'hlli
Mork of the Fourth 'Helaine Court,
00. Huron, Convoyeeor, Notary Public,
Lund, Loan and Iueunloce Agsut. Funds
invested and to loan, Collections made.
011Ioo 1n Graham's 13 look, Brussels,
BUSINESS CARDS.
DRESSSIIAKING OVER MRS.
ientee store. MISSES 1..: 1h, ale.
NAUGHTON.
\ 7 7 .II, ata0ISAGKEN,
1 r' IssnrorP
e'Marriage B Oilloo
at his Lraacry, 1'arnbrry Stre¢t. Brussels.
N, BAR1RETT,
Tonsorial Artist' 811015 -Next door
south o1 A, at. Mali,ay & Co'e hardware titero.
Leib Aa' and ollilersu's hair eutth,g a; l,r,cialty
t -A choice stook of cigars kept.
AMCNAIIR,
• Usurer of Mintage Mecum, by
ap pointmout of Lieut,-(lovoraor, Commie -
stoner, Ioaanitrun000 CO..(Mee at the Craud lrrcolc
Post 0l110e.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
NEW BARBER SHOP. -THC
undersigned desires to intimate to the
people of Brussels and 'surra oding country
that he has opened a shaving and hair ma-
ting parlor in 8male'o Block, where ho play
be found ready to attend to the wants of the
pubile. Goad work gamma teed,
2041 JOSEPH LAIRD.
AUCTIONEERS.
A BAYMANN,
• Anctlaneer, se always ready to at-
tend isles of farms, farm stook, &a, Terms
cheerfully given, Oranbrook P. 0. Sales
may bo arrauRed at Tutt POST Publlabmg
House, Brussels.
,GEORGE KIRKBY,
Licensed Auctioneer, Sales vendee -
cid on reasonable Orme, Farms and farm
stock a speoia101. Orders left at Tun Pots
Publi thing House,Bruasela, or vont to Walton
P. 0., will reedy° prompt attention,
AVM* TAKEN OUT LTO + N-
1
SR ae an Auotioneor, I am prepared
to conduct sales of farm stock at nonviable
prices. Snowing the standing of nearly
every psreoa I am in u position to sell to
good marks and get good soanrity when 001,1
032 055911 Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
mea pall, 92• la, 8, SCOTT.
DENTAL.
23331MTm 2 B'S. 3vZ '0-I
G. L. Ball, L. D, S. Nitros Oxide Gas ad-
mini0terad for the Painless ]Sxbrsetion or
Teeth. 74 Gerrard Street Eaot, Toilet/To.
n0STTx0T 1
W. 3, Fear, L. D, 8, Graduate of
Toronto School of Deatiobry. All
operations guaranteed, FM -Artificial
teeth, ,lust quality, and a guaranteed
fit, for 512,00 nor sob, 01000-0ADY'e
337,0017,11317,9170111a1,
ll) I LV JT I "t_ti T '
33..6.. tasA=e'1=1V'. T.,, 3D, S„
Honer Graduate of the novel College of
Dental Surgeons, Terceto, Nitros Oxide elite
ad113ialster09 for the painless Extraotion of
tooth. 011lce.--
r5'ONit DOOn NortTn or'BANx, 53115501510,
MEDICAL CARDS.
M. F. OALI7, M.D., 0. M.,
awl
t 0101'19
Mambo f bhn Ooli o P
4go t hyyei*lau
Offlcad Snrgoone ei Ontario Ian steosb Haut
Ribo)ieua Resldmlro-,tufa street Haut,
Ethel, Ontario,
t) A. IVoNAIIGHM.TON, , D.
o O, i15, L, Th. 0. P., lldinburgb, M. 0, 1'
S, Out, Ab Popper's Duni Store teem 9 to
11:90 a. M. 504 from 1:80 to ,t n• 00, At other
llonremay befound at ,pie residence,fo1•as•
oris000apiod by Dr.15ntobine0n, MEIl se.
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