The Brussels Post, 1886-12-3, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
DEC. 3, 1886,
Batas K A 3-j T Dri•ntrry I Tnass weeks from Saturday to Christ-
,
IIJI ilF\ mar.
Ws have had some rough weather tide
eek.
1 031 .JtuLIDAY WETS.
Xmas & New
Year's Cards
fur remertlhrauce for friends.
'sols; AND FAlU9' (.U00118
for Xmas and New Year's Presents now
at the Ileadquartora for
Santa. Claus.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Bootxrifrr & Pane Goods Dealer.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
S0tTI10t11a\LENSIOE, W. G. & n. lt,
Traits soave 110u550141 01501011, 1107111 and
south sa follows :
CeingBetath. Going North.
Mail............ 7:02 a.m. I Nixed ' 10:25 am,
Express 11:90 man. Mail. .......... p.m.
Nixed...:.,. ,...8:60 p.m. I Express 7 55 p.m.
`.ocat`ri..cm stens,
A chiel's among yo telcin' notes
Au' faith he'll prom it.
DECEESER.
PLENTY of poultry on the market.
Comocm meeting next Monday evening,
Moos Lull O'CONlroR will assist at a
concert at Norwich next week.
WortoING at the new bridge is a oohs,
disagreeable job this time of the year.
MIME - weeks fbom next Monday is
nomination day .for munioipal end trus-
tee candidates.
Timm are 35 travellers, representing
wholesale grocery houses, who visit
Brussels regularly.
Tun Bible Society meeting will be held
on Wednesday evening, the 15th inst„ in-
stead of Thursday, the 10th.
Miss lases, of Toronto, and Bliss
Teenie Wilson, of Beaforth, were visiting
with Mrs. J. W. Shiol this week.
Ties skating rink is being got ready for
skating and if the cold weather continues
it will soon be opened to the public.
Mise MARY BUYERS bas gone to Sand-
wich, Essex Co., where she will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. A. W,
Beer.
$2.25 will pay for Tern Posr and either
the weekly Globe, Mail, Advertiser, Free
Press or Newsto the 1st of January 1888.
W. H. Kerr, Agent.
CADET HoNeoai, of the S. A„ was rob-
bed of a small sum of money last week.
It was in his room in the officer's quart.
ers, over Veal's furniture store.
REV. Ws. Mute, of Blyth, brother to
. Prof, Mills, of the Agricultural College,
Guelph, was in town this week visiting
. with A. Brune and other friends.
Fouun.-A sum of money in the store
of F. 0. Rogers, last week. The owner
can have the same by proving property
and paying for this advertisement. 21.
Rev. J. S. Coote, of Bluevale, preached,
with great acoeptanoe,in the Methodist
church last Sunday morning and even-
ing. Rev. J. L. Kerr took Mr. Cook's
work.
Hem JA)f37s wan home for a week, He
has left Shelbourne and goes to Toronto
to take charge of a commission store on
Jarvis street. Harry is a steady going
youth and ought to get along well.
$1.50 secures Tim Posy from now to the
end of 1887. 14 months reading for $1.50.
Don't borrow Tun POST any longer but
-'call in and leave your name along with
the large number of new subscribers.
• Losr.-Ablack pocket book was lost on
Main street, between the. postoffice and
the Garfield House, last Monday evening.
It contained over $3.00. The Ender will
greatly oblige by leaving it at Mrs. A.
Webster's, or at Tim Posy Publishing
House.
A NEW time table came in force on the
G. T. R. last Monday. The only changes
in the running of our trains will be in the
morning mail, which is 18 'minutes
earlier, and the afternoon mail, which is
ono minute later. See time -table over
our local oolumu,
CONSTABLE MoCofun put one of our
.Srnesels youths in the "cooler" lust Sat-
urday evening. Others will fill the same
position unless there is better behavior.
It world he a good thing if the constable
• wotildput a stop to snow balling on tbo
street and the dangerous practice so
many children have of hanging on
sleighs. '
J, D. Roma) is away to Montreal this
week.
MRS. Amu, of Stratford, is visiting
friends in this lopality.
OLD Fenno eonoerb on Tuesday, 14th
inst. It promisee to be good.
Miss jos. Buoun.rsN, of Brantford 10
visiting hos sister, Mrs. A, Bauslangh
A ans510NAur sermon will bo preached
in Melville church next Sabbath morn-
ing.
REv. A. J. Bsi r, wife and son, of Har-
rison, were in town for several days last
weak, visiting W. H. Moss,
Tao regular monthly meeting of the
Brussels Sphool Board will bo hops thin
(Friday) evening.
Now is the time to adverliee your holi-
day bargains. The people aro looking
for them at this season.
LEcyults on 'Ireland," by Rev. W
Smyth, under the auspices of L. 0. L.
No, 774, Brussels, on Thursday evening,
Dee, 16, in the Town Hall.
Owsxa to other matters having preced-
ence this weep we cannot give "Uncle
Tommy" the information he asks for in
this issue.
REPORT sass that Jun. Gr•ewar and
Walter Smith are likely to be brought
out as candidates for the positions at the
School Board.
THE Brtusssr,s POST is enlarged and im-
proved. Its editor and publisher, W. H.
Kerr, is and enterprising newspaper .man,
He issues a model newspaper. --Anton
Free Press,
Ronny AnnsrnoNG, of Morris Town-
ship, has been appointed Returning offi-
cer for the East Enron Local election, to
be held On the 28th inst, The proclama-
tions will be issued on Saturday.
Out esteemed friend John Tait killed a
pig eight motnths old, on Monday last,
whioh brought down the soaks at 267
pounds. Beat that who can you Leices-
ter sheep men.
Wm. BELL, G.T.R. operator, is away on
a well earned holiday. Ho is visiting his
parents at Hensall and he also proposes
going to London, Buffalo and other
places,
J. GARDNER and wife, and Mrs. Bar-
num, all of Chicago, and M. Sinclair and
Miss Sinclair, of St. Marys, were in
town this week attending the wedding of
W. M. Sinclair and Miss Ronald.
IT is hinted that one of our merchants
is dabbling a little in the sale of intoxi-
cating liquor, selling it over the counter.
A. fine of $50 and costs imposed would
take a little of the polish off the business.
LAST Wednesday the pupils of the
public sobool were examined by a phy-
sician to see if there was any truth in the
report that, that unpleasant disorder,
commonly called itch, was there. One
case was found.
Foram say, and we guess it is nearly
true, that a Brusselite is casting friendly
glances upthe Oth concession of Grey and
has a leaning toward the south side of
the line. It's all right though and we
have no objecttone.
AN OLD PACE IN THE MEE PLACE. -E.
Grundy has returned to Brussels and
will commence baking on Thursday or
Friday of this week. 711 the meantime
his bread, buns, cakes and pastry will be
for sale by Jas. Annett.
Brussels, Deo. 1st, 1886.
Trim BRUSSELS Posy has been squander.
ing money in the purchase of a new head
gear. The Brussels journal is always at
its post, giving the latest news of the day,
and is keeping up with the times ; it is a
spicy newsy sheet. -Mitchell Advertiser.
DON'T forget the temperance meeting in
the Town Hall next Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mr. Ballantyne, B. A., of Walton,
will deliver an address, and there will al-
so be readings. musical selections, &O. A
oollection will be taken at the close of the
meeting.
Tuts 1 TEAS I I TEAS ! I 1 -For every
pound of Tea you bny you get a China
Cup and Saucer MEEE. I have just re-
ceived Five Hundred oups an8 saucers to
give away. Now is your timet bo buy tea
at GEo. B;EHM's. 20-
CRIOrIET.-The annual meeting of the
Brussels Cricket Club will be held Mon-
day eveningnext (Deo. 6th) at 8 o'clock,
in the Central hotel. The operations of
the olub for the season and other import-
ant business will be discussed. .8. large
attendanoo is requested,
dtooe Eloise A. Skimings, of Goderich,
Whose poems quite frequently charm the
readers of the Whig has again undertak-
en musical composition. The "Forget-
me•not Waltz," just published by W. H.
Billing, Toronto, is a captivating creation
sure to find a popular place in Canadian
favor and to extend Miss Skimings'
praises, -Kingston Whig.
WE see 110 need for mach argument, at
• the session of the County Counoil, over
Brussels being allowed a receipt in full
for our share of the Co. rate as a small
return for the groat loss and in0onvsn-
ionce occasioned to our village by the ter.
rible mix-up over the bridge. We will
watch with interest for the "broad mind-
ed" County Cbuneiilor who will oppose
it.
TRE municipal kettle is commencing to
'boll but as yet very little is known as to
who the candtdases will be. From tho
ih CLueta, painter, Goderioh, has ob-
tained n sitnatiori as traveller for oolore,
fora firm in Montreal,
Now is the time to advertise etrayod
cattle. $1,00 pays for a month's insets•
tion in TM POST.
You ought to read ]fill Nye'a way of
treating a burglar. It may bo fouud on
page 8 of this issue..
Ir is expected that the new bridge will
be ready for crossing next week There
will be eonefderable filing its with (,ravel,
after the iron work is completed et the
appl•oaclnes.
Tits sleighing ie first-class and the
farmers are making nse of it in hauling
wood, logs, &o„ &a. The viilagere, who
are fortunate enough to own a horse and
cutter, Iwo been enjoying more than ono
drive.
The Simcoe Calming Oo's factory is
rmrning night and day evaporating np-
plea.
A compositor on the. Aylmer Express
has oltronicled the dates of the first fall
of snow for the past five years as follows :
-1882, Nov 13th ; 1888, Nov. 1st . 1884,
Oat. 23rd ; 1886, Oct, 28t11, and 1880,
Nov, 6th.
While some men were digging a collar
at Port Hope last week they struck a
corduroy road eight feet below the sur-
face, It is supposed to have been built
sixty years ago. and the timber is in a
good state of preservation,
Kiuoardinetownshsip hnavatars enough
and to spare, for a second deputy -reeve.
The necessary legal steps have been tak-
en, and in January next, the ratepayers
will bo called upon to elect a reeve, first
deputy and second deputy.
A singular Dasa of poison ivy occurred
reoently to Jno. Olce, of There'll. He was
digging a ditch and carried sod in his
arms to another part of the Hold when
somehow he came in contact with the
plant. He was badly used up for some
time.
The celebrated middlings purifier pat.
ent case of Smith vs. Grey, which has
been going on at Osgoocle Hall for several
clays, has been settled out of Court. In
point of form, the judgment agreed upon
is in favor of the )plaintiff, defendants ad-
mitting the validity of the patent, but
the real nature of the settlement has not
transpired.
Wm. Burgess, of Mimico, has a collec-
tion of roots of enormous size :-Six
white carrots, with tops, 20 lbs., 19, 18,
18, 15, 0 ; total, 94 lbs. ; trimmed, 714
lbs. Two parsnips, tops, 18 lbs. and 14
lbs.; total 82 lbs. ; trimmed 26 lbs. Four
turnips, tops, 34, 49, 41, 80 ; total, 154
lbs.; trimmed, 109 lbs. Kohl Bali, with
tops, 17 lbs. ; trimmed, 14 lbs. Four
marigolds, tops, 56, 55, 91, 67 ; total 239 ;
trimmed, 2011bs.
ROBEBT0ON: In Grey, On the 29th inst.,
the wife of Robb. Robertson of a son.
Doltioon.-In Kirkton, on Nov. 25th, the
wife of. Mr. D. W. DUI/nage, mer-
chant, of a daughter.
CIIRISTioAs will soonbe here and Mrs.
Kirk bas a large stook of wools on hand.
Berlin, Zepher, Andulusion, tftc., loots.
per oz. Baldwin, Saxony, Peacock and
Canadian wools, Fancy Caps, Hoods,
Jackets, Fascinators, Mitts, Stockings,
Socks, any size or quality. Fancy goods
in great variety. Dolls, toys, &c., will
all be sold cheap for oath or trade. Call
on are. Opposite Queen's hotel, Brus-
sels. 4-*
DIRn.-We regret to have to state that
Jackson Stitt, well known in Brussels,
died on Wednesday night of this week,
after a brief illness of about 10 days. The
cause of his death Was inflammation of
the lungs. Mr. Stitt Had. been a resident Hay
f B Is for abort 10 years moving
MARTf7a
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Sxicx&rn-Rooxrn.-In St. John's church,
Brussels, on Nov. 27th, by Rev. W.
T. Cluff, Mr. W. M. Sinclair to Miss
Grace M., youngest. daughter of Mr.
J. D. Ronald, all of Brussels.
2:12==..CAnn1PP.-In Grey, on the 30th inst., the
infant daughter of John Cardiff, aged
6 weeks.
STrrr.-In Brussels, on Deo. 1st, Jackson
Stitt, aged 46 years.
[A rection iga1e-
TUESDAY, DEO. 7Ta.-Farm stook, im-
plements, &o., on lot 2, con. 12, Grey.
Sale commences at 1 o'clock. Garret
Van Horn, prop. A. Delgatty, anot.
8R 710n SSS 3t2ARSC77TS_
CORoEOTE1 oA1EFOLLY 00055Y WEER.
White Fall Wheat........ 70.
Red Winter 70
Spring Wheat ... . 60
Barley 40
Oats 4826
Peas ••
Butter, tubs and rolls.... 18
Eggs per dozen 16
Flour per barrel........,4 00
Potatoes 40
Hay per ton 9 00
Hides per lb. 6i
Dressed Hoge . - .... 5 00,
Salt per bbl.,wholesnle...: 60
Sheep skins, each ' 50
71
72
70
50
28
0,0
16.
00
00
00
10
5 50
80
1 00
SOTS3 M1 37
iR TF.a- ,
iOMIN0'r'lalp OAli1r'3LLY EVERY WEBH,
White Fall Wheat 71 00
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oates
Peas
Butter
Potatoes
o russet ,
from Auburn here. Ho wits unmarried
and lived with his mother. His birth
place was Carleton Go. The funeral will
leave his late residence to -day (Friday) at
2 o'clook, the; interment being made in
the Brussels cemetery. Tho friends of
the deemed' have the sympathy of a large
circle of friends,
ANornsn PRoroEr.-Another weather
prophet has been heard from in the per.
eon of Professor Foster, of Burlington,
Iowa, who publishes his 'predictions of a
great storm period, extending froin Dec.
4th to 17th, during which will occur
some of the most destructive winter
storms of recent years. These storms
willbemuc)4bhe some nature as the great
blizzard of last Jan'eary. Heavy snow
and high winds will greatly impede rail -
present indications it looks very much as way travel and ho advises the railways to
if W. H. McCracken, who has, been in prepare for blockades that will occur in
the field for some time, was going to have
a walk over, Mo is an old resident, a
large ratepayer, well acquainted with the
needs of BrttsSols and having sat at the
Conned Board has a good knowledge of
the standing; of the place. As he is a
hard worker and an economical man the
ratepayers might do worse than elect
him. Nomination clay will likely bring
t.th e annual grist of candidates and
with the election of school trustees on the
same day will make things lively.
the Western States about Dec, 5th, and
reaching the Eastern States about Doe.
0th. These storms will break vp the
droath in the Southern States. .Chore
will be anorgotic electrical disturbances
that will affeot telegraph and telephone
linos. Its, suggests, bat nitlay lives and
much property can be saved from loss
by making preparations for the severe
weather of this storm period. Time will
toll if the 1?rofessor is another weather
crank.
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hold A -u16 Acquaint -
duce'be ` orgiit.
No ; don't forget it ! Brush
it up. Send it to tho brother in
Manitoba. Buy our New Fall
and Winter Clothing:, They'll
suit you better in the streets of
our town. Brussels Clothing.
House is the "aulcl acquaintance"
that we don't want you to forgot
or avoid. We'll promise to wear
well.
HE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
T IXCELLE'iNT CELLLII TO
or, _very- cheap, suitable for fruit.
butter, or (theese. Pratt proof and well
ventilated. , J, it. GRANT, Postmaster.
HOICE FARMS FOR SALE.-
V A few splendid, improved farms for
sale In the tops vehip of. Grey, Morrie and
Mofl.illop. Apply to A. D1LGAT1Y, Co.
Auctioneer, Bruseols P. 0.
GOOD FARM TO RENT, OR
$ELT„ 14 mhos from Oran brook. For
urther particulars apply to
0. C7abxook N0.0. °r t0 WM. noo0d P .0,
iTBA.YED ON TEE PREMISES
kJ of the undersigned, lot 26, oon.4, Morrie,
on or yearling
T°Vetot,
o PMVOlpery,
payexpensesand take him away.
20..4* 000. B1i10WA13.
GENTLBIIXAN WANTED TO
represent a leading English Piro In-
auren0000,.atBrn0s010. Address Iuspeater,
Box 440. Toronto, Ont.
OVERCOATS 1 OVERCOATS I.
OW they flew out of the Brussels Clothing House loot week.
What a:•. week for business. A. rush, It crowd continually hur-
rying, hardly enough salesmen to wait on the eager throng. What
makes it? Why such a business ?_. What is it coming to? The
same rate of increase for a year or two more Brussels won't hold
tis. Why is it so? Simply because right goods at right prices
have done their work.
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ISTVLIMS-
We believe in, and the good values we have been giving, not
only bring customers back but bring new ones with the old. See
our Overcoat Stock this week. It includes everything now, every- •
tiling stylish, everything durable"-- The finest goods the Market
affords, as well as all the medium and lower grades.
VErO
VERCO T
A. R. SMITH, CLOTHIER,
BRUSSELS CLOTHING HOUSE.
CTIOE TO CREDITORS.-
Anyone having any claims agaiusb the
undersigned aro rogneetod to Send state-
ment 0199.000 to Dot 7', sdale, and they
Will be settled if fennd ,correet,01 BURT.
TiIARM TO LET. --NORTH
JL' half lot 20, con.8, Morris, 100 acres, 40
cleared. Good log house, frame Stable and
exoollent orchard. Splendid sup5uy of good
water. Toros easy for a period of dv0.
yoara-. le -ti
RICHARD mons.00, idsay.
( TRAYEJ ON THE PREMISES
1. of Vito undersigned. lot 10, eon, 14, Grey,
on or about July 151th, a red and white year-
ling steer. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay expenses anday'
551 101314 AslIN.
N0TICE .-PERSONS 'WHO
are indebted t0 Thos. Watson, either
sall at A. bSehench ssuolfioorandgsettle requested
same not later than 1) ea ember 15th.
00.1 THOS. WATSON.
11AR11t TO RENT THE' SUB.
eoribes. will rent his farm, lot 12, eon. 7,
Grey township, fora toren of eve years. The
Win le in ,good Order and the reason for
renting ill's the proprietor intends giving
up farming. Por full particulars apply to
JOIEN. njeINT0813,
Proprietor,
1161 'Brussels P. O.
NOTICE,
• Notion is hereby given that the Corpora-
tion of the village 01 Braesols will apply to
the Legislative Assemblyof the ProVinoo of
Ontario at its next Sessinf or it Bill for the
ratification and confirming of a certain Deed
and agreement between the Village of 13rur-
eels end John 0, Ronald,
Corporation of the Village of Brnssols by
WADE dt SINCLAIR.
Their Solloitors.
Brussels, Oct. 11,.1880. 10.7
ilOR SALE. -TWO FARMS -s•
.A.p Lot 14, int the 0tlr von., and lot 11, on the
7th con . of. Morris, oontedaug 100 acres each
about 00 Sotos cleared, free from stumps on
one faisp and about 80 aorta oloarod on the
other. • rhe cleared laud IS in a good elate
of oultivatiou and well fenced. Good frame
barn andstables, and log 1603100 011 ono and
nn the elver a log house and log barn. 'There
is a good
6b easing orchard on lot 14. A uov-
pinc s Vile soil is first•alaserune , therethrough
th
bettor farm s in the township, Them plasma
'papte-admixably adapted for grain giowing or
ishrnggiawn fBrussels,mThe placate will Te -
sold
sold together or separate' y, and mill be pun
abated cheap and on easy term s, Apply on
the premises Or atddross the proprietor, Sun,
spino P. 0. .GFO, SE -ALE,
at! _ Proprietor.
EWING AND FANCY WORK.
-Mos Id'o0srva ie now prepared to do
sowing in all ite branches. Also stampingq
both blue and the Prenell paste, Embroid-
ery in silk and wool. Fancy quilting in loav-
es, vino stitoh, hair switol os made to or-
der. '011e uadersignedwil1 teach smblsidory
to Scholars after school hours to those wish-
ing to learn, Cell nod see the patterns at
Mita, MOGAILVA'S
10•tf 01111 Strout, Brussels,
LOL11.tl IN GREY FOR SALE,
.R. being lot 14, on the lath eon containing
100 sores, south part lot 18 on 10 con., con-
tain1ng45 soros. not Id 15 partly 0100504,
the balance well timbered. A never failing
emelt cream the lot and it is well adapted
far farming or posing. Lot 15 is meetly
cleared and under good cultivation 4110 bal-
oneeweiitimbere(1 with blade aria, Will
sell all tngqother or in oasts to shit the pur-
chaser. b or further l ariieulsre apply 10 the
10011
drained exon 11 ptomisee.
BANKING.
oINTOSH R MoTAGGART,
BANKERS, -r- BRUSSELS
Transact a General Balt7etng
Business.
Notes to hand discounted.
Interest allowed on deposits repayable on
demand.
Prompt attention given to collections.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ADE R SINCLAIR, BARRIS-
y 1' TEns,. ko. Ofbes is 700k15'5 brook,
Brussels: Moneybo,Loan.
-'C7 T B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH.
V Y • Garrow &Pzoudloot, Goderioh) So-
licitor, Ooavoysuoer, &e, OOlo0, Grant's
block, Brussels. Money to loan.
A LEX. HUNTER, CLERK OF
-ca. the Fourth Division court, Co. Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan
and Insurance Agent. Funds invested and
to loan. Oo.leotions made. Office 111 Gra-
ham's Block, Rruesols: .. -
MEDICAL CARDS.
DDR. HUTCHINSON HAS RE -
moved hie oflies bo rooms novel: the
Postotiiao. Ossttleneo -on Mill Street,
TA. MoNAUGHTON, M. D., 0.
el • M. L, IL 0:°P. 7ldinburgh, Physician,
. Surgeon and A000imhor. (Moe, Mrs, Shiers
block, Turnberry Strout,
M. F. CALF, M. D„ C. M.
Member of the College of Physloians and
Burgeons of Oataalo bp examination.
Ofeee andBesldonc-Main St, not, Ethel
Ontario.
DENTAL.
JD MNTISTXa Y. •
G. L.Ba11,L. D. S., Honor Graduate and
0.0.10. C. D. S., of Toronto. Nitrons Oxide
Gas administered. Prices graded meas low
as good work can bo done for,
Oliloo over JOhnston's Hardware Store,
$oaforth,.
E A. MARTIN, L. D. 8.,
+ »Ii7NTI tiT,
Honor• (iradtiatol0oyal College 01 Dental
Surgeons.
office-GarileirlDtoOk, Brussels, charges
nfoderato,
DENTIWT.
W, J. Pear,L, D S. Graduate of To-
r onto$ohoolof Dentistry,. A71 opor-
atione guaranteed. 011155-Cndy's
Block, Boaforth,
Artificial teeth, ft rat quality, end a
guaranteed At, fox 011.00 per sot,
BUSINESS CARDS.
H. 11IoORAOIiEN, ISSUER
of Marriage Licenses. Ofdoe at his
Gr000ry,Ttrnborry, Strout.
QAT M, RODDIOK, HOUSE, SIGN
V V and Carriage, plain and ornamental
painter. Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Charges moderate.
A MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR -
Lieutstage Lloaneoe, by appointment of
: Governor, Commissioner, &o., Q. B.
Conveyancer and Agent Piro Xaeurone° 00.
Oilllea at the Oranbrook Post ()Mee.
T M.O'OONNOR, FIRL, LIFE,
Cl,. Accident and Roan Insurance Agent
for some of the best end most reliable Cern-
ponies in the. Dominion. Office Brick Terr-
aoo„Tornborrystreet many the Station,
CHURCHES, PUBLIC BUILD -
rasa and Private Honeos painted and
decorated in modern sytles et reasonable
Prices. Estimate given. Address-
H. CLVOA8,
2011 Goderioh,
ri W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
. Graduato of the Ontario Veterinary
Collage has resumed the practice of John
Nott, V.S„ and is prepPared to treat all dis-
eases 01 domesticated animals on solenttdo
and approved principles. Treatment of dol-
icatefoals a specialty. OSloo at John Nott'e
Y. e.
1/fISS LILLA 0'0ONNO1I,
71 Toaoher of Music. Vont. 'and Lustre.
mentalon Organ, Piano, or Guitar. Har -
many and Thorough Bass. Advanosd punils
fitted for Teaching. Terms on epplloation,
3thterenoe-Ladies of Loretto Academy.
Guelph. Residence -No. 2, Terrace, south,
wear station.
Zz,obert Cunningham
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, Ontario.
M. BLASHILL,
B niche?, thanking
:his many easterners for .their
liberal support in the past
wishes to inform them that at
has shep in &mule's block he keeps nothing
but first-class meats all kinds of Poultry
and Sausage Meat Delivered to n11 parts of
the town free. Clash paid for Pat Stook.
Hides and sheepskins bought for cash.
Fas-an L1'or
The subscriber offers our sale hie valuable
Pam in the Township of Grey, comprising
lots 0 and 7, con .1.11n said township, This
farm contains. 200aores and id within 11 miles
from the thriving village of Brussels, with
good gravel rondioading thereto, Abont150
acres are oloarod, ireo from stumps and in a
high state of cultivation. The balance is
Rally weeded. This farm is 'particularly
Well fo110ed nearly h coos
w ht d ho whole of eho lm
being straight end haven been eructed in
1835 loo o. On the 'premisesthere o a oom
testable log dwellinghouse and agoo dfram o
barn with SWISS sabling underneath in
which eta.. la a won with an abundant sup•
ply of excellent waton There is liken/1So a
new frame implement house, 4040, wolf
floored .above and below, and neatly sidedlad painted. Per particulars ajnly' to the
repriotor, JAMES DICn$01a,
Registrar, Huron Co.,
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