HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-3-8, Page 1Vol.28. No 88
8RU8SLS, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1900
W. H. KERR, Prop.
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New Advertisements
Ataessor Reymann is proceeding with
hiMret2Z, K, McDonald is having thea
Mitchell reaitlenee which Elbe reoently
purobnend, fitted up before moving Into
it. Jno. Hunter hat the work in band,
Last week Bro. R, Leetherdale, of
Brussels, generously; presented Court
Woodbine 0, 0, F„ with a Vine Chief
Ranger's walnut arm chair, for which he
was aeoorded a hearty vote of thanks•
With the start of two line new chairs
the brethren intent doing some fixing up
the way of other new luruitnr0.
There are 60 membecn,
l•1Cho1.
Uqucoil meeting, last Tuesday,
(3aneral regret is expressed over the
deoeaee cf Agnea, daughter of Jno.Iirowq,
10th con,
Herb. Fugal in still at the Stratford
Hospital but improving quite niggly and
may be home in a few weeks.
The. pulpit of the Methoofet ohnroh
wee occupied lase Sabbath, evening by E,
Smth, of Brgesels, who. gave agood die
come.
James Lindsay reoently purchased a
fine span of matobed black 0300948 from
James Sharp, jr., of Morrie. Mr, Lind•
.say knows a good equ ue when be 8080 it.
'It is eaid that T. A. Wells and family,
whoaveen
West Ethel, inwill ebortBareeurn
, Y
to Manitoba. The Prairie Pruvinoe ap-
peace to have a charm Mr them.
Tbe leoture under the auspices of
L. O. L„ announced for Wednesday even-
ing of this week, had to be postponed ow--
lug to the inability of the leoturer to get
here, It will likely be held at a later
date.Mr.
Joseph Atdcli and family floiehed mow
ins tram eh-ir old home, West of Ethel,
to theirnewly purobaeed 100 acre form
on the 8thline of Morris. We wish them
good luck, The Morrieites will find them
all right
Thursday of last week was loyally
celebrated here in connection with the
Gaffer of Ladysmith. Anvil and gun
salutes ; Principal Dobson with big van.
guard of pupils ; Ceara for the Queen,
Buller, Roberto &o„ were all on the pro
gram. Some of our sitizeoe afterward
took in the large demonstration. at Brae
',cele,
Soaoon It NM followleg report
shows the standing of the pepile of the
Senior Dept. of Ethel Public eahool for
the month of February. The names are
in order of merit ,-Jr, 3rd, -E Henseld,
al. Elliott, G. Gill,•E, Oober, L. Fogal,
B. Dunbar, E. Kerr, M, Pearson, Sr,
3rd. -G. Eokmier, M. Bateman, M.
Coates, D. Davies, M. McAllister, E.
'McAllister, 0. Lindsay,, T, Foga), L
Simpson, 0.. Baynard, .4th,- W. Free•
man, 0, 6{cd,llieter, pa. Badgley, 8, Den.
.bar, W McDonald, W Lindsay, E. 0018,
W. Goatee, E. Quarries E.7miay, G. Ino
lay. 5th. -W. Eokmier,' M. Haneuld, H.
Barr, A• Bateman, E. Riyuard, B. Skim.
mon, H. McAllister.
GEo. DOBSON, Principal.
Mies Annie Speirs 4th line, is holding
in Toronto,
5 a Jean
MiaeJean Walker, Ph line, left for.
IMae
Gladstone, Man,, last 1',iday, where the
will tae a position In Brondfoot .Brae,
etare. We wise her enoaese. h
Friday of lot week 13I4er Nio ol,
: Gita line, held wood Lae, !hare were 7
taws at work and about 25 outdo were
out. A party was. bald in the'evening
and all hadagood time:
rhomee Clark who recently sold hie
farm on the 8th line to Joseph Ardell, of
. Grey, hoe purebend a blaoliemtth bnei-
nese at Trowbridge and this week re.
moved with his family to that village,
Mr. Clark is a good workman, will attend
carefully to businene and the Trowbridge
people will find 4lm ,and hie tamely first•
ola l °am°.ne. Their old friends sroilnd
Walton wrap them health, wealth and
hapgfnesa,
Mre. °hag. 'Williamson, 14th oon„ is
very i I.
This week there ore weddlcge and
rumors of weddluge,
John Knight, Mlea Nellie Switzer and.
Bd. are visiting atrBayl eld,
Aire, Thee. Fie oft is visiting her
parents, John and Mrs. IIow8rtting oon,
Chas, nerren,eeeer fel potting in 8
Q 6
large stook of logs at hie mill yard th:s'
year,
Goo. Miley, 18th goon who has been
en the stole list lately is some better the
are glad to bear•
Ales. McKay, of Muskoka, son 0P Alex
McKay, 16th con„ bee been renewing ••
aognaintanoee in this neighborhood.
BRUSSELS LS PUBL1O SCHOOL,
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Wllt9;z elm .a ?myth ,,..182
l3 Colvin 223 S Walker 119
E Wilbee 219 F,Yanetone.,„ 88
d Wilton 216
Cpess II: Eseellent-C Infla leu, T'
Soot'', 0 Antent M Jones, K Amen 11
Rogerson, li flurry. Goof -7l Gerry, L
Rogers o Bromarr, R McCracken, V Ken
,
tall, Johu Cooper, Fair -L Denman 1
Lindsa Y•
Cienis I•-Axcellent-A Nichol, I Bar.
ole W Aflame, l? /;oohs, $Pueblos; A
Rose J Henderson W - . Good- 0
Jackson, W Lon W Burton 0 Lowry,
g,Y
Fair -106 Edwards, W Ainley:
Hoxoan-Jr. gni] plass,-W Btraohan
G Sutton, Arthur Jackson, L Straohan,
q Innes, V Mo$e0zio, S Campbell. J
Ament, 0 Gerry, M Brothers.. Claes 1V.
T Armstrong, T Friendship, W Ma -
Oreokan, A 8artliff, C Donbow, T Burgo.
Mese III,—N Watt, D Smith, W Roger -
eon, J Burke, E Wilton, E Colvin, E
Wilbee, J Wilton,
MI00 JOAN RITaRnI, Teacher.
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0 D. `�,
Lga81-A.
Loor-H,, E, King. .
War -H, F, McAllister.
Milk for sale -S, Burke,
Farm for sale' -,T110 PoeT.noon!
4, 0110' to 1080 -'Rus Spelt
Mare for rale -John Spelt,
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The following le the report of I3ruaeele
Puling School for the month of
February :-
1,
, ,
Total 500 ; pose 250. IIouorn 875.
ExTnAtaou,-Examined to Ceo, Arlth,
Mem., Gram„ Spelf, 8
B McKelve ..443 W Itoobe O e
Y
A Rose „.,,,,.410 I3 Ainley .. , ..,282
L Rose 401 hZ Wilaoo 280
D Funpbon ,..,891 H Watt,..,...,247
15 Gooding F Oliver ,,,,,.240
D Moore 847 N Kendall ,...220
G Thomson,.. , ,$44 0 Mainprize „205
S Scott ., $29 M MoLauohhn 20$
J Peebles. • . , 915 R Beatty 180
E McCracken ..318 W Feeble s 183
B Flows 308 W Ament 114
W Zilliax,,.,,,808
P, S. L, -Examined in Geo,, Alg,,
Arith„ Clomp., Spell,
F BOobanan ,.889 N McGuire •271
H Johnston„„865 M Forbes 248
I Armstrong .,861 B Solrnee 230
3 Innes 889 L Holmee,,,.,•230
0 Zilliax ,.,••,888 L Kerr 198
D Wabt 822 I Williams -„,167
M Skene 317 C Richards ....157
P0niu x. -Examined in Geo., gist,
Atilt„ Comp., Al g'
M Lamont 427 J' Oonaley 848
G Rose 402 N Vanstone,, .,315
J Strachan ,878 R Taylor 288
G Bewley 364 L Sinolair „..199
Hox^Re.-$ McKelvey, M Lamont, A
Ross, G Roes, L Ross, E runeton, F
Buchanan, J Strachan,
J.H. 0.io,eox, Principal.
800802.
Sex. Sno-Examined in Arith„ Geo.,
Hist , Lit„ Spell.
A. McMillan, ,,,475 0 Moons 391
• • • •
M MoArter ...:442 E Denbow ....589
G Bose 485 B Hjogeton __wig -.378
0 Biogeton ,,,,432 B Beattie 370
rl Pugh 438 K McDougall , •362
B Henderson ,421 D Linea 348
M Rose 417 P Lowry ,...,.347
V Danford 410' M Hunter 343
Vy unforde.,,,404 I Johnston 823
M Grewar ,. • •894 J Thomson•294
o
A Lott 891 R Ainley 2.1
J8. 4Ts Clause -Examined in Arjth.,
Geo., Hist., Lit ,Spell,
N Irwin 492 A Currie 348
J Bartliff 485 G Malay 843
M Thompson". ,480 E Wilton 328
O MoOraoken „478 P Richards 287
R McKenzie ,.466 H Wilton....,, 270
B Bone 461 E Lowry 240
J8, SBO, -Examined in Geo., Arith„
Spell„ Gram„ Read,
E Currie .....,473. R Sinclair ..,,898
E Good •, 462 M Ament S9S
J Armstrong -482 R Lowry 852
E Cameron.,... 451 A Forsyth ,302
N Forbes 421
HONORS. — N Irwin, J Barth , M
Thompson, 0 Mr,Crecken, R McKenzie,
B Bone, A McMillan, M MoArter, G
Roes, 0 Hingaton, E Pugh, B Henderson,
M Roes, V Danford, W McGuire, M
Grewar, A LoOb, 0 Mooney, E Donbow,
B Hingaton, E Currie, E Good, J Arm-
niroog, E Cameron, L Danford, N Forbes,
R Sinclair, M Arnett.
M. L. BRootc, Teacher.
ROOM a.
Jn gRn•-Examined in AritL„ Dict.,
CTram., Geo., Writ., Draw. t total, b00.
B Rose 477 J Mooney 301
A Ross 452 W Williamson -288
L Turnbull 412 G Zillias 281
B Strachan,,..398 A Scott ...... :272
F Thomson ....380 A MoQuarrie236
W Roche 343 S Lindsay 217
M McKay,.,...520 T Meadows 204
O Wilbee 811 H Rioharde ...•184
S8. 2Nn.-Examined in Arith., Diot.,
Geo., Lit., WriO., Draw. ; total, 500.
G. Ewan 876 L Blaehill ....269
Aga sage340 - V Barretb......251
L Sinclair 331 M McNichol ..255
Geo Rosa 830 V Blashill 253
3 Wilton 326 EC Lowry 250
L Leatherdale..322 J Bloomfield 245
E Colvin 309 E Ament ,.....287
N Peebles 293 B Maliibbin....233
E Adams 287 J Moore 216
A
W MoQuarrie .. 282 Martin 204
RKendall 276 J Doll 147 -
C Avery 275 W Burke 115,
1 Kerr 273
in Arith., Geo,,
DJR. 2iat., Lit, WrExit„amDraw. ;total, 500.
H Brothers , .. , 388 - W Scott 299
W Turnbull....873 F MoKenzie297
0 Scott.,,, ,...366 F Campbell 285
M Miller 855 L MoOraoken ..288
A Thomson. -•349 0 Holmee..,...283
F Stratton 834 F McKay 233
A Mnllfillaa..,.322 W Henderson .•226
L MoArter ....BIS V Wilbee 212
F Miller 304 L Bowen 108
F Scott...... ,.803 P Baeker 194
G Armstrong „801 A Bird 89
Ho11011s.-B Ross, A Rots, L Turnbull,
B Straohan, G Ewan, H Brothers, W
Turnbull.
Miss M. T. Dowimv, Teacber,
R008I 4.
J8 2x0 Cuss -Examined in Dict,,
Arith., Lot,, and Reo. ; total, 800.
W Straahaa..,,281 M Brothers 235
G Button ......276 0 Bell •..,...,19
A Jaokeon ...•272 5 Walker 217
L Strachan . • ,.262 E Ewan 215
0lnnes' 261 AI Jaokeon ....207
V- McKenzie .,248 W Riahardeon..206
8 Campbell 245 J Wilbee 205
J Ament 289 S Ament 196
0 Gerry 286 E McKay 156
0r es IV. -Examined fn Read„ Arial.,
Wait., and Diot. ; total, 275,
T ArmetrOng ..256 W Bell 196
T Friendship ..250 W Wilton 173
w kle0mokeh.,240 0 Simmons 157
A Bartliff 238 E Currie 144
0 Donbow ....288 E Snider ....,66
Z, Burke 212
CLASS III. - Examined in same Gib•
leets ; tobal, 275.
N Watt 265 J Nlohnl 178
D Smith 258 H Barrett 157
IVEsgeroon....202 F Main rize148
nen n. rr_ }�.
ALF, BACKER,
Pr, p9'Zeto7', B11488018, Ont.
A splendid report -Jae Fox,
210, !n bubter-A. R. Smith.
Tired a ee-4tre, P. Fletcher.
Auction sale -11, M. ha . i0k.
How wo do it-;-MaKibnon&go.in
Dreg
Dome Goode- J: Ferguson & Co271
Barred, Buff ail
�ry ■ 1_
necks.
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W ca4cou.
Miss Maud Ferguson ie spending a fen'
weeks in Brueeela,
Dr, Wagtail' paid a flying visit to
Toronto last week.
Wedding next week for which the
vicinity of Walton will provide the bride,
The saw mill ie being extensively re
paired in preparation for the season's
ran,
•Mies Lottie Campbell returned last
weak trona a visit with friends in Bee
forth.
Tbe young people of Betgel appoint.
meet will be entertained at the Metho.
Parsonage, V;'81ton, on Friday even•
ing Of this week.
Rev, 0, M. Filer preaohed . from the
subjoin' "Ruth's choice” lent Sabbatb.
Hie sermon next Burnley will bo on "Our
Kinsman Redeemer."
A numerous contingent from this
vicinity wibnessed the patriotio demon-
attrition in Braesele last Thursday, The
prevailing warmth of feeling has not ex.
tended to the weather however.
Mrs Sage hoe rinnounced a ea a of her
hotel, farm property &n, for Tborfday,
22nd inst. F 8. Scott, the well known
auctioneer, of Bruaeels, will wield the
hammer. Mre. Saws been a reaide4t
of this lsoality for a good many years,
- Rev, G. J. Abey - preached a Patriotic
sermon at St. George's oliuroh Tat Sun-
day. The reverend gentleman dealt with
the sutijeat of the South African war as
to its influences Ina very able manner.
A. subsoription to the Patriotic Fund has
been taken in 9000e0ti00 with the
ohurob,
The C. E. Society of Duff's uhuroh
gave an entertainment Thursday even-
ing of last week. On a000unt of Wedaee.
day's Elevate storm, the roads were
blooked eo that aitendanae was small,
but those present enjoyed an exception
ally good program. the musical portions
consisting of solos by Mise Wiltefe and
Mrs, Tiffin, and quartettes by Miss Ear•
nfsb, Mrs, Filer, Messrs. Filer and Mon,
rie0n, were thoroughly enjoyed, Mise
Duffue, elocutionist, of Detroit, was the
main attragtion and deligbted the sudi-
sues by her excellent rendering of several
seletioge. The patriotic eeleotione were
of epeoial merit, and were enthusiastic-
ally received. Should Miee Define re-
torn aloe will be greeted wills a fall bouee. re -
Revd. Wieners. Filer, Tiffin and Marsh
' delivered short spicy addresses imitable
for an entertainment of this kind, and
Rev, D. B. McRae filled the position of
Chairman in hie avast brilliant manner.
00x01180. -The Epworth League of the
Methedint church Fere gave a concert on
Wednesday evening of this week, bbs
talent osming from the League of Sea.Miss
forth Methodist church. A moat e0 fly
able time was epeot, the program beicg
. exceedingly well rendered ae would be
expected from the following well known
talent :-Rev. A. L. Russell, M. A„
chairman's address ; solo,' Mrs. W. H.
Willie ; solo, Mr. Israel ; reading, Mr,
Stone ; quartette, Misses Beattie and
Daley and Maseru. Israel and Pickard ;
solo, Mr, Willie i nolo, Miee Beattie ; ad•
dress, Rav, Mr. Marsh ; issio, Mr, Piok-
and ; reading, Mr, Stone;' ohotus, "Sol•
tiers of the Queen ; " solo, Mre. Wilife ;
knlo, Mr. Willie; 9010001 thanks; National
Anthem. The premeds amounted to
over $10 whioh will go to the League
treasury. Lunch was served ab the close
to the visitors. Walton League seat a
box of 0lotbing, &c,, to the Indian Mission
is British Colombia, Rev. Mr, stone on
this Mission is supportedby Goderiob
District teepee.
YY ,hit
Eggs and Fowl for sale
in season,
dogs x,1:00 per setting.
Eggs
"1 '' C8 9t(leTlee t�Olietite4l,
0411 po
30•Sm -
airtanbroolc'
A new choir has been organized in the
Methodist church. Mier Maggie Switzer
is the organist.
Rev, R. Paul, of Brussels, took the
service in the Methodist ohurob last
Sunday alternoon.
A brother•in law from Crediton .ie
visiting Obas, Seel. Mica. Sylvia came
with bine from Seaforth Collegiate fora
little visit home.
i3elgr[+tva4.
Ray. Gm, LAW DEAD. -A letter was re•
delved from Whitewater, Man., annou00•
ing the death of Rev, Geo, Law, former-
ly of Belarave. Mr, Law' had been eiok
only bw0 days. He had been confined to
the house with a sold, and upon nom•
planing of a pain • in 1115 eitu a dootOr
was gent for.. The trouble 0700 970•
pounced pleurisy, cod' Ur. Law contin
tied to get worse passing awayon Tues-
day, Feb. 27th. Rev, Mr, and Mrs. Laps
with one dangbter, removed. from Bel-
grave to Stratford about five years ago,
Hs was' without a oharge but presobing
for a pall, and after residing En the
(llese10 •
airy for shout Awa ,years he was
sent oat West by the Home M1eoiOO
Committee of the Presbyterian rhumb.
Law was about sixty 7P805 of age
and enjoyed the esteem of a wide Oirole of
friends whose sympathy will be extended
to the family in their bereavement.
Brussels Council,
Leet Monday evening the regular
monthly meeting of Braesele Council was
held.. Reeve Thomson and Councillors
Wilton, Fox and Gerry present.
Minutes of teat meeting rest and peas.
g p
ed.
The following accounts were present-
ed :-
Jas. Fox, stationery $ 1 05
Geo• Edwards, miscellaneous1 50
John Lott, Fire Dept 50
Jas. Irwin, printing 1 44
Alex. McLai n111in, sentry 20 00
W. O• Smith, stage curtain, &c,85 00
Moved by S. Wilton, seconded by Jas.
Fox, that above amounts be paid. -Oar-
tied,
Bylaw No, 1, 1900, fixing regulations
concerning coal oil, powder, fire works,
chimneys, &c., in the village of Brussels,
as made by the Underwriters' Association,
was read three times and passed.
It was agreed to allow the Pathmasters
North and South of Brussels the free nee
of the road grader to level the snowbanks
and improve the road if they desired to
use ib.
The Reeve asked concerning the hiring
out of grader for townshipuse in the
Summr and mioutea of lat year were
read fixing the oharge per day for machine
and a man at $5,00. $4,5005 used a num-
her of days,
It was agreed to leave the question of
Band grant over to another meeting for
ooneideration.
The Property Committee was instruct•
ed to, asoertain coat of paintingwood
work in front of stage,
Oounoil then adjourned,
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East Riding of �urU1I
Mrs. Blair, mother of Elm Ritchie, isrestan
quite poorlywith pneumonia, and'eo shefarm,
4 p
in past 80 yearn of age is not ae abl'a to
fight an ailment of thin kind as formerly.
There wag a halt holiday in our school
0') 3 ueaday owing to the funeral of Aggie
Brown, m highly esteemed former pupil.
Prinotpal Robinson attended, interment
being made at Brussels,
Last Saturday three cakes of soap
were perloiued from A. MoDonaid acture.
Somebody most anrely be io need uS a
wanb when they will smash np the.
Commandments over a 5 cent deal of
•
(*rev.
Mr. Allan, the blind evangelist, tel
holding meetings 000seioaally at the
home of F. Miller, $rd eon,
Mr. Collins, of Trowbridge, took the
meeting at Ron'e ohnroh last Sabbath
morning. Mies Collins assisted her
father in the service.
Joseph Raynard, 4th non., has par-
chased the 100 acre farm on the 3rd can..
belonaiog to James Jackson. It looks as
if Austin might now scrooge for a house
keeper.
Wednesday of last week Joseph Shaw
and family moved from the 4th to the
5th where they have taken possession of
the Shaw homestead. Asps Shaw Dae
moved ammo the. read to the Woodburn
50 aor•8 owned by bim, He talke of tak•
ing a trip to the West next Sommer,
David Cunningham, who purchased
the fine 100 Bore farm of the late Robert
' MoLaohlan, 10th am, is moving to it
thin week from Auburn locality. They
are coming to a good neighborhood and
from reports reoeived they will add to
the general tone of the 0ommauity,'
Last Monday morning Neil and Jno.
Livingston and Alex. Stewart, 7th and
8th cone., took 'train at Brueeela for the
Paoifio Coat intending to make their
borne there for a time, The first men•
tinned gentleman has been out before so
will be able to sot se pilot. They are all
good workers and will 0o doubt do well
It Wag Bret intended bo bring the re-
mains of the late Mrs. J. J. Coates book
to Ontario for interment but Mr. Coates
wae.abvect from home at the time of her
sadden death and did not strive home
.until two days thereafter and [nand it
• impracticable. Mr. Coates ie sheep
ranching and is often' away from Lame
oaring for hie flocks. He and his 2 little
obildreo will be deeply sympathised with
in their great lose.
Word was received the other day of
the deoeaee of David Ritgbie, father of
Peter Ritchie, 14th eon., who resided is
Valley 010y, Dakota, with hie eon and
daughter for the peat 15 years. $e was
a former resident of Fergae Mr, Ritchie
bad attained the patriarolial age of 93
years and had been a highly esteemed
M. He was born in Forforahire, Soot
land, and he was also married in that
land. Mrs. Ritchie passed awry 24 years
ago. The tamales of Mr. Ritchie were
brought to Fergie last Saturday from
Dakota and the funeral took plane on
Monday. Mr. Ritchie attended the in-
torment of hie father.
DEEPLY LaosznEn.—Last Saturday
night Agnee, the youngest daughter of .
John and Isabella Brown, l0bhcon., page.
ed away from this earthly ea1e0ence
after a abort inoses of 10 days, aged 16
years,1 mouth and 26 days. Typhoid
fever was the ailment at the start bots
heart weakness was also made apparent
and despite all that coed be done Aggie
aroeeed that bourne from whence no
traveller returne, being conscious to the
last and giving instructions ea to her
funeral. Deceased 0700 0. jolly, pleasant
freed young girl enjoying_ the frieud•
ship of many who deeply lament her
early demise. Tbe funeral took place
on Tuesday afternoon and was largely
attended. Interment was made in Brae.
eels oetnetery, Rev. D. B. McRae oon•
dooting the parolee. The bereaved family
is deeply sympathised with.
Orsx0n BOTPan,-Tuesday evening of
last week Jae. Jackson and hie good lady
gave a farewell supper to their neigbbors
and friends of the 8rd and 4th cons.
Duna, McDonald toss voted to the chair
and the following interesting program
wan recdered ,-Solo, Mies Maggie Tay
tot ; instrumental, A. Roe •, recitation,
Robert Straohan, epeeoh, Jno. MaNeit,
Owen Sound ; instrumental, Lorenzo
Frain and Joseph Shaw ; speech, Jae.
Strachan ; iuetrnmental, Jno. Hogg ;
speed), Alex. MoDoonld ; solo, Mise B.
Smibb ; and song, John $mitb, Drali•r•
note and other amusements were provid-
ed and an elegant oyeter copper was
served et 12 o'clock. Mr. and Mre. Took•
son and family ware highly compliment.
ed for their good qualities and their
neighborly deeds will not Boon be for.
gotten. They moved on Tuesday of this
week to their new home in Oulrose town-
chip, 8 miles from Teeswmter. Hie old
neighbors hart helped Lim move. Many
wtabae ware expreaeed for their
future prosperity and they will be ao.
oordod a hearty welcome in Grey when-
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To the Tave9'n-keepel's col otltel'8
this kind. These light fingers will get
their owner into trouble yet.:Y•
4u]t09n of may 5091659tt : -
NOTIgE ieltoreby given that
Applications for Licenses
for the solo of Liquor in the East Riding of
Huron, for the License year of yy18001901,
which
aiti will bee nelvoo ed by the nudeYB1C d.
from the nreaeet date up to
APRIL 1ST, 1900,
i anise a Ewo good nd a !100 furnish
los ae
names of at tlietinleOf 1I5OUt:Ala g n5fl 1I application.
bondsAny aninteaatiora new Meuse meat far•
nieb a certificate signed by a majority of
the Olen lathe Assedmbly u the Polling flns ab
Division in whioh the nromtaoa sought to be
licensed are situated, and the said majority
smust temma, t leastthe time [ of he eiupli.
cation residents within Me said Polling Sub. II
divisions. I
1E0. R. MILLER, 1
INePECTOR, 1
Jamestown, Mar, 9. 1800.
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Cause Sickness
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Because the eyee tire easily.
Some folks gay they :are not wall, In
moat euob oases this le eye strain. Neg•
Tested eye strain is sure to produce Mak-
nese. Have your eyes examined and
know the exact cause. Having borsht
the BEST.AND MOST UP -TO DATE
Inetranient,' The Prentice Retinoscope,"
posting eeventy-two dollars, Able •jntrn
menta to exact. No questions from the
patient required. It is being need by
graduates of Retinoeoopy and now taught
ill the Optioal Iomiitate of Canada.. So
wu are now in a better 508113oa than ever
t0 -give lea perfect eatiofsobioa.
MRS. T. FLETCHER,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN•
Also. Graduate or ltetitioscopy.
People We Talk AuOD. t.
p
H, W. Farrow was in town on Friday.
Jno. F. Macrae left for Roseland on
Monday,
Ed. Hart, Artist, was oalled to Owen
Sound lent week.
Mr. Echlin, of Ibe. Nile, spent Snoday
in town visiting F. Adams,
Miee Lizzie McLennan, of Seaforbb,
was in town last Saturday.
Miee Lizzie Dawning is visiting rete•
fives and friends at Leedbery.
Mfss Clara Peebles intends going to
Winnipeg in the near future.
Mies Lena Begetter and Mise Mary
Roobe spent Sunday in Seaforth.
Misses Ria and Frank Brine, of Sea.
forth, were visiting Mrs. P. Scott.
Gtr. Tbornton, of Seaforbb, has been
visiting at 0. H. Nartliff's, Brussels,
Jur'. Harris and wife, of Wrosater,
were vietiog at R, Johnetou's lest week.
Mise Ethel $endall and Noel spent
several days En Blnevale with their
tether.
Mies Mand Fergheon, of Walton, is
visiting Mrs, Geo. Cardiff and other
Brussels friends.
Geo. Laokie, of Wroxeter ; Joe Ardell,
of Gorda ; and Jae. Beattie, of Durham,
were in town over Sunday.
R. H. Green and wife, of Trowbridge,
were visiting Mrs. Harris over Sunday.
Mrs. Green ie Mre. Harris' daughter -
We are sorry to hear that Miss Rod•
dick bag been laid np with quinsy while
attending the Millinery openings at Tor.
onto.
B. and Odra. Ward, of SO, Thomas,
were renewing old friendships in Brus.,
Bele and locality. They were former
Andrew Sample left Brussels for
Brandon, Man„ this week. He spent
last Bummer in the Weet so knows the
country well.
Mies Kellington is visiting her sister,
Mrs- N`. Adams, Mill street. She has
been at the Nile and is on her way to her
Lome. at Trowbridge.
Miee Grace Sinclair, of Shakespeare,
visiting her cousin, MiGs Teanie Sin -
olair, Princess street, and other frieude
in Brussels and looality,
Mrs. A. Brno, of Blnevale, formerly
of Brueeela, leaves this week for Swan
Lake, Man., where she will spend a few
menthe with relatives.
Jae. Ballantyne intends going to Cal•
gory, N. W. T„ on 'Tuesday, 20th and ie
•making a ratty •to get his amounts and
other business closed up.
Mrs. Jas, MoLauohlin and son, Gas.,
who have been visiting in Brussels and
tonality for the past month, returned, to
their home at Wingham on Monday.
Mien Tena Roberteon, of Wingham,
was visiting, at R. Mainprize'e last week.
Mies Murdoch, of Luoknsw, ie making a
visit with Mrs. Mainprize. The ladlee
are sisters.
Will, Cowden, Of the Maitland ahem
factory, near Mookton, waa home on a
short visit. He has rented above men+
t10ned factory for 1900 and will make
thinge linin.
Mies Lizzie Sample and Mise Fannie
Themoon purpose taking a course is
meek at the London 'Ooneervat0ry.
They will probably go to the Forest
•oitq next month
Will Leatberdale, Missas Minnie Shish
Maud Bantry and Mina Melville and
Chas. Saunders and Howard Hartry, ell
ofSeaforb1) epent Sunday -at R, Leather-
Leather-
11 ora
Morrie township Connell will meet on
Monday, 19.0 root„ at the township Hall.
Chas. Forrest and wife, 2nd 000., have
baso 04 the slob with scarlet fever but
ere getting better.
Miss Lizzie Meanders ie home from
Berlin on a visit. She will take s. mil-
Iicery'efta5tionat Zurich.
Lula, youngest daughter of Wm. Aman
5th line, has been on the elak list with
pneumonia but ie getting all right again
we are pleased to hear,
Among those who left Brussels for the
West last Monday were John Hill and
bride, for Portage-la.Prairie ; John
Clark, 51h line, and 3'red, Kellington, 4th
Tina, far tLe Psoido Coast,
Leat Saturday Mre. Kenneth Mo.
Kenzie was sailed to tarthsay owing to
the serious illness of mother, Mea
McDonald, an old lady of over 70 years.
Mr. McDonald was drowsed a ❑umber
of years ago.
Mrs. Henry Keys, who purobaeed the
Henry Mooney 100 acre farm a few
mnatbe ago, moved to it from tbo 8th
con. of Grey this week. We bid her and
her family weloome to tliie locality and
wish them prosperity in their new home.
Wm. Wright, wife and family; who
have been visiting P. Jackson, 81b line,
and other Ontario relatives and friende,
left for home on Tuesday. Mr. Jaokeon
bad quite a time getting his visitore to
the train at Braeeole. He had two
teams on the elefgh,
The 100 sore farm of W. Forrest, being
North half lot 25, con, 3, advertised in .
Tao Poe has been purobaeed by Mat•
thew Moses, of the same line, the prise
being $5000, Mr. Forrest will have an
an0ti00 gale of his farm stock, imple•
meote, &0• shortly, F, S. Boolt, of
Brussels, negotiated the sale fur Mr.
Forrest. It is a good property,
Henry Mooney and family left Brae-
sole last Tuesday morniug for their new
home at Weyburn, N. W. T. Mr. and
Mrs. Mooney were old residents of Mor•
rig and with their family were moat
highly esteemed by the community.
The beet wiebes of a large oirole of
(Mende accompsny them; Mrs, IL B.
Dobson went on Obe same train, her des•
tinction being Hamiota, Mau. TRH PoeT
wiener; all concerned the greatest come
in lbs Weet.
MATRIttoNIAte-Wedoeaday of Net week
the home of John Mason, drd line, was a
Beene of animation, the reason being
that a wedding was on hand. About 80
or 40 guests Resembled end in their pros-
once Rev. Jno. Rose,, B. A. of Brussels,
tied the knot making Jno. G. Hlll, of
Portage,la-Prairie, Man., and Mt•sa Jen•
net, daughter of the hoot and hostess,
liuebandeand wife. The wedding gftte
were anm000710 useful and handsome.
An elegant supper y� rig served to whioh
all did ample juetiol� A pleasant time
who enjoyed by all present after which
the company seperabed with the expres•
cion of many good wieliee for the bride
and groom in which TRE Posy join• very
heaxtlly. Mr, and Mre. Hill left for their
home In rho West, on Monday mornlug, stood
where tbey will Iodate on the fine; farm
Mr.`II, has been the owner of for some
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Rev. R. Peal preached at Oraubrook
last Sabbath afternoon.
Neat Sabbath eveni8g the Endeavor
and Epworth League topio will be 'Se.residents.
jeodog Christ."ined
The Paralytic Healed" will be Ebe
enbjeot considered at Mi. John's Young
People's Soolety Thursday evening.
Rev, Juo. Holmes will preaoh anniver•
nary eermons in Blenheim, Bent Co., a
former oharge, on Sabbath next. Hie
pulpit will be occupied by Rev. R. Paul
in the morning and Rev. A. 0, Tiffin, of
1
Walton, in the evening.is
There are a few Bible Society eolith-
tore' books still out belonging to Brussels
Braaob, Will those interested kindly
complete their aanvae and make returns
to the SeoretaryTreasnrer so that he
may forward his annual report to Toron•
to,
Matt. 12 • 46-50, "The Brotherhood of
Man," was Rov, J. Holmes eabjeot last
Sabbath morning in the Methodist
ohurob. Dent, 6.23, "He brought Ile out
that He might bring us 'in," was the
evening topic, setting out "God's
Providence E.1 the world:'
Last Sabbath afternoon before the
close of the Metbadiet Sabbath school
Mrs. Dobson, Misses Jennie and Maggie
Mooney and Harry Mooney were pre-
vented with 8 book molt ae a parting gift
for valnable and Ealtbfol • oervioee render•
ed, The ladies were teachers and Eiarry
the Seoretary of the school. Short ad.
dosses"' were made by B. Gerry, T. Par.
row, Rev. Mr. Holmes and the Superin•
tendenb, The other 'membere of the
Mooney family wereremembered by class
presents. It is not often so many good
wsrkera leave one school at the same
time but we o8peot to hear 0f enlarged
neetnluess on the part of those who Lave
gone while Lba vaoeumoa oanaed tiara
will open poettao05 for now workers m
Ehe Maeber'o vineyard, General regret
e,:,t ._ .1.. .:.1...., _�-.. u.._
Look These
Prices Over ,
Men's Fleeced Underwear, Leavy
weight, regular price $1.20 per
spit eelhat 99
Men's Fleece Lined Underwear,
heavy weight, regular price $1.50,
selling at $1 18
Men's All Pure Wool Underwear,
regular prim 52,00 per snit, gel-
ling at 1 49
Also a face Frieze Overcoats in
brawn and brook selling at 54.00 0 8 00
Ladies' Aabraghan Cloth Gauntlets,
in grey and blank, regular price
21:00, selling at 75
Kew Prints in stook -Heavy weight
in Tight and dark colors, prices
l0a and 124
New Giughams in stook -Prices
range ..100, 120, 1240, 140, 150, 108, 17
New krepones in stook -Light and
dark colors, prises range
10o, 1240, 14o and 17
New Sabering in stock-Iu Eauay
Wore and blank, prices range
from.,.,. 1240 to 25
New Shirtin a in light and dark
g g
colors - Prices range.,,.,..,..
10c, 124o, Soo, 15o, 16
New 0ottonades, Moleskiae and
Denims all in stook -Prices range
from 124c to 25
New Lace Curtains
in Stock." ---
3 yards long, 45 inches wide, good
design, extra value, per pair.... 75
34 70930 long. 54 Indio wide, good
design, extra value, per par.... 1 00
34 yards long, 50 inches wide, good
design, extra value, per pair.... 1 50
84 yards long, 54 !noose wide,, good'
design, extra value, per pair.... 1 76
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