The Brussels Post, 1886-12-17, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST
DEO. X7, 1886.
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Xmas tf, New
Year's Cards
and other Holiday Gifts in the shape of
COTS AND lANf Y 000115
or i;s Honks, Bibles Albente tee, should
Cali at the Headquarters for
Santa Claus,
whore they are cheaper than ever.
G. A. Deadman,
Dreagiet, Ileekirrller& Fancy Goods Dealer.
4/N�e
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eor-melts EXTENSION, W, 0. & h. IL,
Trains leave Brussels Station, north and
south as felbove:—
Goiug Bon 51. Sluing North
Mail , 7:02 sari, Mixed 10:20 int
Express. .....11:45 a.m. I Mail 2:.10 pan
Mixed 8:50 p.m, I Express 0 Sap=
.i.e.bi7a" 1J Fit a,
A ohiol'e amoug ye talcin' notes
Au' faith he'll prent
DIVISION Court on Thursday of next
week.
E. R. WADE is attending the Caunty
Court this week at Goderieh.
cr MArrLANn Presbytery mooting will meet
in Melville church next Tuesday,
Sm WORN A. Mantrap and suite speak
to the electors at Wingham on Friday of
this week.
CAPT.'MOINToet bas been sent hero to
command the Army corps. He hails
from Nova Scotia.
Ma.
AND MRs. 1'tr, M. SrNCLatto, having
returned, will be pleased to meet their
friends at any time in tlteir'new home.
A NIItrsER of our townspeople are en-
gaged to sing at the Plowmen's concert,
to be hold at Cronbrook in the near fut-
ure.
Tan oyster supper to be tendered to
Robert Graham, at the Queen's hotel, has
been postponed until after the holidays,
as (here aro SO many meetings.
ALasas amount of interesting matter
is crowded out this week to make room
for Mr. Phillips' report of Brussels and
some of its leading business men.
We regret to hear that our highly re-
spected townsman, George Hayeroft, is
somewhat indisposed and is confined to
his residence. We hope to soon see him
about again.
Jets ANNETT removed his stook of
groceries, &c. to the budding recently
varatecl by A. Veal, in Holmes' block.
The etand is a good one. Mr. Sperling
will utilize the corner stole.
A
GENTLEMAN from Toronto was in town
this week with a view of establishing a
lodge of the Independent Order of Geed
TempIars. The .organization meeting
was deferred until atter the holiday sea-
son.
TEAS 1 TEAS 1 1 TEAS 1! 1—For every
pound of Tea you buy you get a China
Oup and Saucer FREE. I have just re-
ceived Five Hundred oups and saucers to
give away. Now is your time to buy tea
at GEO. Brsznn'o. 20 -
To those requiring aids to vision. Be
sure in asking for Laurance's spectacles
that you get B. LAWRENCE'S—as there are
imitations m the market, and see that
every pair is stamped B. L., without
which none are genuine. Do not be de-
ceived by
e-ceivedby any similiarity in the name.
AocrroN SALE. Next Saturday after.
moon, at 2 o'clock, the undersigned will
sell his baggies, cutters, harness, house-
hold furnitnre, &o., at his shop near the
bridge. As he is removing from Bras-
-eels bargains may be expected.
THOMAS WATSON.
HON. Mower.—On the arrival of the
Special train from Listowel, on Friday
evening, about 6 o'clock, with Hon. 0.
Mowat and colleagues, a torchlight pro-
cession will be formed, beaded by the
town banal and after a short march will
proceed to the Agricultural Hall, where
the addressee are to be delivered. • Get to
the hall early and secure a good seat.
NOTICE To "SPAREEns,"—The editor of
THE Posr will send a copy of his paper
free for 1987 to every couple, residents of
East Huron, who cot married between
now and the let of January next. The
marriage notice, accompanied by a
"bunk" of wedding cake, to be sent to
THE Poem Publishing House within a
week after the ceremony. Nvery olcl
maid getting married will secure two
copies. Now is oho time to hurry up the
'mob tying, in almost every instance you
have "sparked" long enough, anyhow.
INsrlroTE. The Directors of the East
Huron Farmers' Institute have arranged
to hold a convention in the Town Hall,
Brussels, on the 5th and Gth of January,
1887, at whioh Profeeeors Panton and
Robertson, of'the Ontario Agricultural
Oollege, Guelph, will be present. At the
evening session of the fust day, in addi-
tion to addressee, a good musical pro-
gram will be provided. The people of
Brussels should make a move to help
make this gathering an enjoyable one and
prove to our farmer friends that we are
Interested in their welfare.
Pamnt:n BALL,—The funeral of Rather
Hall, last Saturday afternoon teas very
largely attended. A short service was
conducted by Rev. W. Smyth, assisted by
Bev. S. Donee, in the Methodist. Appro.
priate music was supplied by the Choir.
Ib is very seldom se mush sympathy is
expressed outside of noar relattvee, as
was evidenced on this ocoasion. The
ohurell was filled to its utmost capacity
on Sunday evening. The pastor preaoh-
ed a very suitable cliacouree from the
text "Proeious in His sight aro the death
of His saints." The feeling of the whole
congregation was exprossorl. by the
pastor that Father was a good -:man,
, of Toronto, was in town Mos. J. Rfrsn, of Clear Witter, Man.,
was visiting at (George Miller's this week,
p,; t; week from Saturday will be Christ- ,It's•; Arrived, another Lot of ('Mina
ruse day. Chips and SlLucars to nom AWAY. They go
HON. 0. Mownv Friday evening in Agri- i ko Smoke. Geo, Hamm. 22-1*
cultural 1001, 1lrusse1e. I'1xrRa copies of this issue of TIM Posr
Meg. DpmroNAND Mlle Dv'o'rOE, of Strat- may be obtained at our offhco, It would
ford, and Mrs, D. IL Clerk and HOE, Of be a good weok to send a copy to your
TYoodstook, are vieiting at 0, A. Dead- friend.
man's, Ir is announced that there will be ekat-
Mise LANOUALE'e Senility School class ing at the rink on Saturday evening of
waited on her, on Tuee,lay evening of this weok if the Weather keeps cold.
this week and modo 'ter a Christmas Than name of 3, Hargreaves IS mention"
present,
ea n a
fly Candiclato far nits of oho rtt-
NoanuATro,ts next Monday. nt neon, fn ; oanolos at the Sobool Board. Ile would
the Town Hall, for the East Huron oan-
didatee aspiring to a seat in the Local
Legislature.
THOMAS CAknrou, of iiol noaville, was
visiting old friends in town duke 'week.
Tom. has a warm (twiner iu hie heart for
Brussele yet,
Gnoeoe MON111 left Brussels hist Tues.
day for London, where be purposes visit.
ing some of his friends before settling
down to bneinees.
;32.26 will pay for TEE i osa ao l either
the weekly Globe, Mail, i dve:ileer, free
Press or News to the let January 1888,
W. H. Kerr, Agent.
New eubscribers conn;, + Lu the front
right along. Tun Posr e rind be taken
by everyone who wants t tip-top lecttl
paper. Try it for a year.
Fon Dyspepsia or Weak itscotioel clink
ST. LEON MINERAL ',Vari a tet' each meal.
For Constipation take it beforo Break-
fast. For Sale at the LionStore. 22.2'
$1.5Osocuree TnE p,..'; :..,m now to the
end of 1887. 14mont:...,c :.:flit; for 131.50.
Don't borrow Tam POST any longer but
call in and leave your no ua along with
the large number of new subscribers.
New Cents PAaLon.— s. Kirk will
bo propared on and afterSaturday to
supply Oyate's, the best n the Market,
either Raw or Cooked. 01)1,0500 Queen's
Hotel, Brussels. 22f
IT hos been decided by a members of
the Connell to divide up the boards of
the front of the dressing rooms iu the
Town Hall into advertisi g spaces, to be
sold to persons desiriug em. It is a
good idea and will, no doubt, take well.
IT is stated that the fallowing ticket
was proposed for at the coming znunioipal
election, et a Conoerva ve oaueus, on
Wednesday evening :--Fel • Reeve J. R.
Young. For Counoillore, Geo. Banker, W.
F. Vanetono, Wm. L'le hill and John
Amont.
GEINST sits Will soon bo ere and Mrs.
Kirk has a large stook of wools on hand.
Berlin, Zopher, Andulns n, &c., loots.
per oz. Baldwin, Saxony Peacock and
Canadian wools, Fancy Caps, Hoods,
Jaokots, Fascinators, Ltte, Stockings,
Socice, any size or quality Fancy goods
in great variety. Dolls, toys, &e., will
all be sold chae for sash r trade. Call
on me. Opposite Queen' hotel, Brus-
sels.
THE band will be on hand to take part
in the Mowat demonstration on Friday.
They have deoided (polities entirely
ignored) that their duty was to stop tit
home.and boom the place that supports
them. We may also add that there will
be two or more bands at he demonstra-
tion in Wingham, and ourband is needed
here. Although it was little difficult
for them to decide what toclo we believe
they have done what will meet with the
approbation of the villages se large, that
is, boom your own town.
SPECIAL Eniriooe,—This week we print
a special edition of 2,000 copies of Tian
Posr. G. E. Phillipe, o Toronto, has
beenbusy this week writing up a descrip-
tion of our town and also number of the
haziness plaoee so that his issue will
find its way into n large number of houees
in this riding. We ask the persons Otto
whose hands 0 falls to give it te careful
perusal and after doing this, if you are
not already a subsoriber, o forward your
subscription at once for 1887. It will be
money well spent and willrepay you a
hundred times over. For local, dietriot,
and general news Tim Po is not excell-
ed. Our oartoons are Worth tloe sub-
scription alon,e.
WORTHY or re arL.—The ontroal Daily
Post, of Thursday, December 2, refers to
the test of the Ronald et mer, in that
oity in the following complimentaryman-
ncr :—Notwithstanding the inclement
state of tho weather to -day, there was a
very large attendance o business men
present at the Mill streetelevator, this
morning, to witness the test of the, steam
fire eines asked for by the city. The
experts were Messrs. Champagne, city
boiler inspector, cud Oua •than Nolan of
the central station. Afterwaiting forup-
wards of one hour for hos and for other
engines, none of the latterhaving yet put
in an appearance, it was soiled to test
the Ronald steam fire engine from Brus-
sels, Ont., which also was there to cdrn-
pete. The engine then got up steam, and
within five =mites and thirty seconds
raised five pounde of gonna from cold
water, whioh was oonoide •ed the best on
record, and the experiment was received
with general approval. hey then con.
tinned to raise ete.um as follows :—.10 lbs.
in 6 minutes, 16 lbs. in 6 5, e0 lbs. in 7
minutes, 80 lbs. in 8 30, • in 8 40 and 50
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of hose, connected to a "V" hose, was
then attached union each side of the hy-
drant, and within a few minutes n pow.
erful stream was thrown above thereof of
the elevator, which is said to bo 165 feet
high. A double stream was thou laid on
and the two streams reached 168 feet lu
height each. The engine Hien forced the
water through 400 feet of hose and reach-
ed the same bight, It was then pronouno-
ed by all those present, among whom
were many competent engineers, to be a
first class engine and far superior to those
now in the department. It is understood
that the experts will suggest to the city
the advisability of buying one of these
engines. In conversation with A.10, Ma-
lone, Lamontagne and (thief Paton, a
Post representative was informed that
the only fault the committee found with
the engine was the way in whioh it wee
oonstructed, as it might find tome clif•
Acuity turning in the narrow streets. Tho
engine is built with all modern improve-
ments, and made of the etrongest mater-
ials, and can edgily stand a temperature
of 85 to 40 degrees below zero. l'1to test
to•dey wee directed ander the manage-
mont of Mr. Ronald and his engineer, D.
D. Sohragg, of Brueeels. This afternoon
the englne was tested by pumping Iter
water from the aural, and was found to
we:lc just as well as front the hyil'taut.
make a good trustee.
Sotto talk of electing the town councill-
ors, two of each stripe of polities, by ex-
clamation, and if the Reeve cannot be
put in the same way to have the election
for the Reeve only. It is not a bad idea.
Brenn SOCIETY.—The annual meeting
of the 1:russels. Branch of the Upper Can.
ads Bible Society was hold in Hnox
(lhurob,on Wednesday evening of this
week, the President, Thus. Straehau, iu
the chair. After devotional exercises,
and a brief address from the President,
the agent of the Society, Rev. J. G, lien.
ly, gave an eshauetive, interesting and
very instrnotive address on "The Bible
verified by the old and imperishable giant
dwelling places of Paleetiue," 0001ping an
hour gid a hall. 100 Wawa made good
neo of a map of the Holy Land' and two
charts. The report of the Soo,-Treas.
showed that over $105 had been =limited
last year iu oonneotion with this Branch.
A collection was taken, amounting to
over $6, after which the oft'oe-besrors of
last year were re elected. They ars :—
Pres., Thos. Strachan ; Vice.Pres., the
resident ministers ; Soo.-Treas., .V. 11,
Herr ; Depositor, G. A. Deadman, Exeunt.
ive Committee, Roderick Ross, Jas. Buy.
ere, A. Strachan and J. Hargreaves.
Hearty votes of thanks were passedto the
colleotors of last year, and to the rev.
lecturer. A number of olt'toies selections
of music were given by the choir, led by
A. Strachan, Mise Lizzie Jackson presid.
ing at the organ, and altogether the meet-
ing
eeting was one of more than ordinary inter-
est. The attendance was not nearly so
large as it should have beau,
YE OLDS FoLNEe —The concert given in
the Town Ball on Tuesday evening was
largely attended, although the stormy
evening no doubt proventedsomefrom at-
tending, and was a very enjoyable and
novel entertainment. Some thirty per-
sons appeared in costume representing the
dress of ye olden tyme, and many of the
selection on the program earned you
back to the good old days of yore. In ad-
dition to the ehoruees, Mies Wynn, of
Goderieh, Miss Bolt, of Harriston, Miss
Herr, Miss O'Connor, Miss Rachel Alex.
ander, Miss Bill and Mre. Stewart, and
8 . H. Moss, J. Smith and H. Parks, of
Wingham, and A. Strachan contributed
a number of solos, ducats and trios. The
home talent acquitted themselves in a
most creditable manner and ably sustain-
ed the reputation of Brussels, while the
imported vooalists, especially Miss Wynn
who has a clear, sweet voice of great com-
pass, won golden opinions from the per-
sons present. H. L. Jackson delighted
the audience with two nicely executed
violin solos, which were eueored. Every
performer performed their part well and
gave the very best satisfaction to their
auditors. Miss Lille O'Connor presided
atthe organ, and Harry Dennis perform-
ed floe onerous duties of chairman in a
first-class style. To give a description
of the Costumes is beyond our power but
0 is sufficient to say that the display ex-
ceeded the most sanguine expectations of
the persons interested in the concert. Oy-
sters Were served at the close of the pro-
gram in the Council Chamber. The pro-
ceeds amounted to about $75. Bt. John's
church people know hots to manage these
gatherings.
�OR7aT.
Bevot.--At Walkertou, on the 5th inst.,
the wife of Mr. E. W. Bruce, of Cen-
tral Sohool West, Ottawa, of a son.
a.
Hasanve.—In Grey, on Deo. 10th, Sohn
Albert Harding, aged 28 years, and
9 months.
SRti M=2,:21 7a2-h.YvTia'S�£3..
CORRECTED CAP.ECOr,LY EVERY w]EEN.
White Fall Wheat 75 76
Red Winter 75 76
Spring Wheat 65 75
Barley 40 47
Oats 27 28
Peas,.., 50 51
Butter, tabs and rolls;15 00
Eggs per dozen 16 00
Flom" per barrel.. 4 00 00
Potatoes 45 • 50
Hay per ton 8 OD 10 00
Hides per lb fii 7
Dressed Huge 5 26 e" 80
Salt per bbl., wholesaleGO 80
Sheep shire, each 50 1 00
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THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
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IlIIVANT WANTED.--
'Applyutonoeto ri1R8. JN0. NOTT,
28.8* Brussels P. 0.
,5 000D FARM TO RENT, 0R
romeytonabrook. For
furtlepartiulaspp
A. RAYMANN,o,, to WM. O8TER
Oraabrook P. 0. Oonoord P.0,
TRAYID ON THE PREMISES
11 �7 of oho Undersigned, Lot 11, eon. 6, Mor-
rie, about Nov. let, live yearling salves.
Three of them aro rod in color and the other
two rod and whito. Tho owner is requested
is prove property, pay expenses and take
thorn away. ISAAC Mi8'ittM11ION 8,
22-4• Sunshine.
OTICE TO CREDITORS,---
Auyolro haying any elafine against the
ttndersigheei aro requested to send state.
trent 01 come to Bos F, ]fill %dale, and they
Will he settled ff found ;correct.
21
n, BUM'.
'RAY 0D ON' THE PREMISES
of the nndersignotl lot 20, 0o11,16, Grey,
on or about Nov. 10t13., a white slearling
ram. The owner i0 requested to Prove Pre -
port y, pay eitargos and take him many.
011011G1.3 8111J18,
00.4 Mortar lag l'.0
Should fold. Acquaint-
ance be Forgot,
No ; iloti't forget it .1 Brush
it up. Send it to the brother- in
Manitoba. Buy our New Fall
and minter Clothing. They'll
suit you better in the streets of
our town. Brussels Clothing
House is the `rai11d acquaintance"
that we don't want you to forgot
or avoid. We'll promise to wear
woll.
OVE1COATS! INEIICOATS!
7011' they flew out of the 13russels Clothing House last week.
g,
/What a week for business. :1. rush, a crowd continual'y llul'-
rying,, hardly enough salesmen to wait 011 the eager throng. What
makes it? Why such a business ? 'What is it coining to ;' Tin
Sall1O rate of increase fel' a year or 1)580 more Brussels won't 1:01(1
us. Why is it so :' Simply because right goods at right prices
have done their work.
WOi' a. 1, a�l''_tt¢ 14 ' n2d;'11 ,C,C, jq,�y
-Li " , E'R' � !ll t I kat.l€ -,,ts J,tC l., t�, VI
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Wo believe in, and tho goof values we 12nve been giving, not
only bring customers back but bring new oucs with the old. Ser
our Overcoat Stock this weok. It includes everything new, every-
thing stylish, everything dul'ab111- The finest goods thus market
affords; as well as all the medium and lower grades.
OVE1OOATS . EVEROIATSr
A. R. SMITH, o'
OTHIER,
BRUSSELS CLOTHING HOUSE.
11R111 TO I;E'1',--NORTH
half lot 20, eon.8, Morris, 100 sores, 40
cleared. Go"d log llouso, frame stable and
escslloo 1 orchard.. Splendid supply of good
water, 0011115 early for a period of Ave
years. 19-0f RICH Box 70,,II LEES.
f;�'f'PRAYEI) ON THE PREMISES
k of the undersigned. lot 10, 0011.14, Gray,
01r 0r about duly 15E11, a red and white year-
ling steer. Tire owner lerequosted to prove
property,p ty expenses and take Mai away,
2040 JOHN ABELE.
RT0TICE .—PLR'".ONS WHO
1°J are indebted to Thos. Watson, either
by note or book account, aro requested to
call at A. Sohenok's office and eettle the
same not later than 1) eeembor 16th.
20.0 THOS. WATSON.
1ARMMJ.'TO RENT -12W BUJ:3-
scriber will rent his farm, lot is, oon. 7,
Grey township, for a term of Avo years. The
farm is in good order and oho reason for
renting it is 1155 proprietor intends giving
lip farming. 9or full pparticulars appl y to
JOHN MsINTOSF.i,
Proprietor,
1110 Brussels P.O.
N OTIOE.
Notice is hereby givon that the Corpora-
tion of the village or Brussels wits apply to
oho Legislative Assembly of the Province
of
Ontario atIts next osintorn Sill 100 the
ratification and of a certain Deed
and agreement between the
Village of ]irur-
sole end John D. Ronald.
1115V
Corporation <f the Village of Brussels by
WADE & MCLAIIt,
Theta Solicitors.
Brussels, 0.1.11, 1800. 10.7
[c"mi 73 WING AND FAN OY WORK.
La —Mrs 112cGarva is bow prepared to do
sewing in all its branches. Also stamping
both blue and the French paste. Embroid-
ery in silk and wool, Nancy quilting in leav-
es, vine stitch, Hair wadies guano to or -
dor. '1'h o undersigned will tong embroidery
to scholars after school hours to those wish-
ins to learn. Oanttnd sec the patterns at
1001:8. MoGARVA'8
18-tf Mill Street, Brussels,
LilARAI IN GREY FOR SALE,
l being lot 14, on tho lath oon, containing
100 acres. south parties 16 ou id can., con-
taining46 mores. Lob 14 is parley cleared,
the haleness well timbered. A never failing
weok crosses the lot and it 0 well adapted
for farming or grazing. Lot 10 is mostly
Gloated and 'under good cultivation, the bal-
ance well blathered. with black ash. Will
soil all together or in parte to suit the pur-
ohaser. For further I articular% apply to bio
proprietor on the premises. This lot is wolf
drained. -ti GEO. ATAXY,
SIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
FOB SALE, --Tho undersigned will
dispose of his property 0n oho Gramm sur.
Vey, lust south at Brussels, Then is a good
frame house, small stable, young orchard
and $ of an aero aloud, It will be sold roil.
sortable. immediate possession can be giv-
en, Apply at Tit Peso! Publishing lienee,
Otto ANDREW MOI(A'Y. 22.4
r1ENDERS 1VILL BE RECEIV.
En by the undersign n c1, up to January
n11,1887,000 the emotion of a solid brick
dwelling benne, on lot 27, con. 4 Morris.
'Tendon will bo received for the whole lob,
oxcoppt the stone foundation, Mitt Oleo near
ate lenders for aitch department of the
work. Plans and epeoidoatlons may be
0 ocul ai)7 premises.
,TAMES Di1NG'AN,
22 Brussel s,l''0,
BANKING. '
j� [aINTOSI•I ,1 McTAGGART,
1B'.JL
BANKERS, -s- BRUSSELS
Transact a General Banlalnq
13zisiness.
Notes to hand discounted.
Interest allowed ou deposits repayable on
demand,
Prompt attention given to collections,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
WADE eC SINCLAIR, BARRIS•
rens, &c. Office in Leckie's block,
Brussels. stoney to Loan.
UT B. DI0IISON, (LATE WITH
• Garmw &Proudfeoe, Ooderieh) So-
licitor, Conveyancer, &o. 0ffloo, Graut'e
block, itruseele, Money to loan.
A LEX. HUNTER, OLERK OF
the Fourth Division Court, 00, Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan
and Insurance Agent. Funds invested and
to loan. 0o,leotions made. MAloo. it Gra-
ham's Block, Rrunsold.
MEDICAL CARDS.
HUTCHINSON HAS RE•
moved his office- to rooms over the
Postolfleo. Stosidenee on Milt Street.
T A. MCNATJGHITON, M. D., C.
o M. L. it, 0. A lldinbergh, Phyiioian,
Surgeon and december. Office, Mrs, Shiel's
bleak, Turnberry Street,
I/. F. GALE, M.D., 0.111.
Member of the 0011000 or :Physlelnne and
Surgeons of Ontatti° by examination.
Office andlteeidenc—Maul 8th mat, Ethel
Ontario.
DENTAL;
1>e EN9exti T33 -air.
et. L. Da11,L. D. S., Honor Graduate and
M. B. 0. D. B., of Toronto, Nitrous Oxide
Gas odminietored. Prices graded and ne low
as good work oanbo done for,
Office over Tobneton'e Hardware 8toro,
Semi crib.
Ill• A. MARTIN, L, D. 8„
$DIH:1oiTX T5
Roam, Graduate Royal OolOgo of Dental
8ltrgeone.
Ofilae—GaldeldBlOek, 130000015. Charges
Moderate,
•
11)EN7C X711'.
Fear,L. 1) S. Graduate 0.1 To.
rent° Scheel of Dentistry, All oper-
ations guaranteed. 01800—Oady'e
Boob, 8eaforth.
ArtiOoialtooth, first quality, and
guaranteed fit, for 012.00 per Dat.
DOSIAlESS CARDS.
IXT H. 8IoORA.Ot iiN, ISSUER
Q' B' • 50 Marriage Licenses. Office nt his
Grocery, Turnborry Strout,
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T 1I*I, RODDICIC, HOUSE, SIGN
and Carriage, plain and ornamental
painter. Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Charges moderate.
A MoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR -
•L1 - rlago Licenses, by appointment of
Lieut. -Governor, Commissioner, d;e., Q. B'
Ornyeyanoer and Agent Piro Insurance Co.
Oflise at the Oranbrook Poet Oflfoe,
T M. O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
Ey • Accident and Loan Insurance Agent
for some of the beet and most reliable Ocm-
po0eesia the Dominion. Odlee Brick Terr-
ace,Tnruborrystneat,near the station.
1fi W. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
l..' • Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College has resumed the prhotiOe cf John
Nott, V,$„ and ie prepared to treat all dis-
ease, of domesticated. animals on ooinntdie
andapprnved priuofplpe. Treatment of del-
icate foals a op ecialby. Office at John Nott'e
V. B.
ATISS LILLA O'CONNOR
Teacher ofbineie, Vooat and Lustru-
montalon Organ, Piano, or Guitar. Har-
mony and Thorough Bass. Advanced pupils
fitted for Teaching, Terms on application.
Bhierenoo—Ladies of Loretto Academy.
Guelph. Residence—No. 2, Terrace, tenth,
nom station.
:,obert Cunningham
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, Ontario.
N�M, BLASHILL,
13 atelier, thanking
his many eustern ors for their
liberal support in tho past
wishes to Inform them that et
his shop in Bmale'5 block 115 keeps nothing
but dret•slass moats, all kinds of Poultry
and Sausage Moat Delivered to n11 parte of
the town free. Oath paid for Pat Stook.
maim and sheepskins bought for cash,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,—
Who Collector will be at the Town Nali
on Tuosday ,of next wooly, from 0 a.m., to 2
p.m., to r000mye taxes, 'Please attend.
TIIOS 'SOWN,
M"to,o-nn var. 0.141a$e.
Tho subscriber offers for saw gin valuable
Farm in theTbwnship of Grey, oomprlsing
lots 0 and 7, colt .11 in said township, Thin
farm contains Macros audio within 11 miles
from the thriving village of Brussels, 'With
good gravel road leading thereto. About 160
acres are cleared free from stumps and in a
high. state of cultivation. Tho balance 1s 1,
Anzly wooded, This farm is particularly
well fenced, nearly the whole at Elio fences
being straight and having been eroded :in
1886 and 'SS, On the premises there is a com-
fortable
om-fortable log dwoillteg bouoo and agoo dfre.mo
barn with atone stabling underneath it,
plohorn isit wolf auabundant sup.
ply of o pr, There , likewise
now frame imoeMet hot.y0,
l
above and below,neatly sIdol
andna,, F;000 applyto he
Proprietor, FAMES20u1910
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Registrar, Huron
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