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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-7-2, Page 5JULY 2, 1807 1111030112111301110:1133101=reenea=i, itict111:eiD5. feifelfelf tog>. Coutioil 'net in Orawford'e hotel, Dublin, an Friday, June 21s. Morn• bers of Clounell and Treatment: all preeent, John Winglo wail paid $12 fee keeping a sick man three weeks who was it stranger and was found lying on the road. Mr. Shipley, Barrister, Toronto, was paid 5100 for IIYIC0 111 the snit M Logan Vs. MoKillop, and for half yeitr'e printing, repairing culvert% drains, tilling gravel and jobs on roads, 593.20, In the after. noon the Reeve and Reeve of Logan lob jobs of gravelling and ditch on boundary of Logan and MuKillop. Gounoii journed to meet in Jonea' Hall, Lendbury, on Monday, Aug. Brd, et 2 o'oloolc p. m., white Trustees are requested to hand in their application fur school rates. J0110 C. MolinisoN, Olerk. Is'e tete . Rev. Effr. Trimble left for Gusto this week followed by Lonny good wishes for his future, Last Sabb ith afternoon Rev. Dr. For- gusou, formerly of Brunets, preaolied for Rev. kir. Mollie in the Presbyterian church. A. number from Ethel attended the garden party at Granbrook lash Friday evening. They say there wae no uesessity for oold storage that evening. Mr. Stewart, who ma/leads Mr, Trimble, arrived here last Friday from Eesex. He is a bright turned, genial young gentle. man and we wish him success. He preaches hie introductory discourse next Sabbath eveuing. The Garden party held on the Parson- age ground, Ethel, on Monday evening was 0 grand 0000088, Monies received tram all sources amonuted to about $50. There wore three churoh choirs on band and, all did their part well, and gave good sabiefuetion, Tho oh* ewinging by the little folk was nob a whit behind, under the generalship of Miss W. R. eynard. Proceeds in behalf of the Parsonage fund. A. most enjoyable time is expected at the Debating Society meeting this (leri- day) evening its it literary contest is on the program. Rev. Mr, Tiffin, pastor of the Metho- dist oburoli for the coming Conference year will preach hie inaugural sermon next Suuday. Last Sunday it very interesting and profitable meeting of the different Sunday schools in their annual review, was held in the Presbyterian :thumb here. Several of our men, burning with pa- triotisra,have in consequence gone to Lon- don oamp of volunteer, to obtain a prao. tical knowledge of what loyeeity should mean. Onr citizens aro 1101V permitted the privilege of taking moonlight and other walks on the asphalt sidewalk, from which pleasure they have been debarred latelyowing to the lougth of time 0011( 1. - pied in constructing them. This (Fride-5) evening at 7.10 a meeting will be held in the Debating Club Hall, for the purpose of organizing a Football club. Ae this community has produced some of thoee who rank among the beet players 01 the leading teams of Canedit, we can look forward conlidently to ea. tablisbing a further reputation, 11 1010 youth of the place take bold of the idea in the proper apirit. All are invited to at- tend and assert in promoting a successful revival of this most exhiliarating sport. 131 neva 10. sstimmvsipiemversttl.tostsamatirosstomenistelltetle,stmossMir seller requisite not to be published at I Maggie Perrie, A.ggie iffeNair, Allan Cameron, Win. Pori Molten Missionary Commit-tee—Rev. 0. B. Mo. JIMIUMuNkkir, Jean Ritchie, Geo. Coates, Meat, Cameron ; Sunday School Committee -Etta MoNeir, Mu. Allen Cemeron, Aleggie Brown. A. (IOW p10. grain for the owning 0 month hue been issued and placed in the him do of the air:inhere. AA 0 MIS TOSS& Manning hi home from Wallcorto n. A Kirkpatriok le at preeent vieiting hie perents ab the Nile. Allan Ramsay, of Wroxeter, spent Sunday under the parental roof, Bennett Rattan and wife Sundayed with their parents, 0. IL Rattan and wile, let con. Mrs, Jno, Bowman still remains very poorly with no nobler:able improvemeet in lice oonclitien, Miss Lizzie Anderson and Robt. Blain of Grey, aro visiting friends in Sullivan townehip this week. Smillie and ester, A.gnes, of Herriston, are home for a week's boll- daye before the examinations begin.! "Blimicl" labor is notv over for this year. flow many years more will it eon. tinue as in the past 7 Not many we hope. Robb. Mollffurray, lot 11, oon. 4, has a fine Mild of rye. A sample of it 'Mown to Tutt Pose measured 7 fett, 4 inches in length. Ed. Johnson and sister, Miss Sarah, are going to Dungannon this week to attend the wedding of their cousin, Mies Trel mem The brick work of Gournan'e new sehool ia about completed and the carpenters will soon rush the Milano 0( 1110 work through. It will be a neat building. Mr. A,ugus and AHEM 0. Johnston, of Newbridgo, wore visiting at R. A. John. steno Jamestown, last Sunday, Mr. Johnston ie Mies Johnston's brother. The thunder storm on Thursday of last week played havoc with some of the wheat fields in the Northam and central portion of the Township. Many fields are very badly tangles up and it seems impossible for them to ever raise again. Two tramps, in the prime of manhood, spent all clay Tuesday loitering around Q. Anderson's Minh and up and down the sideroad. The shades of evening drove them towards Brusaels, but the Editor will tell you what they did there. Wm. Armstrong, 6011 line, procured the contract of building or repairing the ap- proaches to Armstrong's bridge for $0.50. Competition was keen, and the times are hard but not half so harcl as eome people think our Reeve to be when he goes to let 0 oontrace. There aro a good many fine fonds in the township thia year, but T. Bone's caps them all for size and beanby. He ia from i0.. Koenig's trotting stallion ",Gusteer," and although this horse has left many line foals, this 000 beats any. thing we have seen. Last week P. S. Scott, Brussels, dis• Need of the 100 acres, being South 11011 of Lot 20, Cou. 7, known as the Robbie Thomson farm, to Robert: MoOnteheon, of the same line, for the sum of 51,700. The purchaser has taken possession and will move on to the place next Fall. Stewart it Dull, bridge contractors, of Bluavale, completed the Armstrong bridge 00 Saturday eveuing. They have made a first-olass job anti no bridge in the county contains better Umbel:. This ends bridge building in Morris for some years to oome unless the unexpected hap- pens. Commit mot teat Monday and a great deal of their time was taken up with applications foe ditohea on the roadside. Such applications have been so numerous of late that the Commit have had to set up a stiff backbone and refuse to give a grant where the ditch is of no benefit to the road and only of use to private indi- viduals. The garden party held. at Ohas. Wheel- er's ou Tuesday evening was quite a ma- oessful gathering. No doubt many stay- ed away owing to the appeeranee of the weather but all present enjoyed them- selves. Program oonsiated of instrument- ed music by Mr. Bell and Miss Lawrence; vocal selections by 8.1. Hughes and wife ; literary selections by the Hunter family ; and an address by Rev. Mr. Oaten, the new Methodist pastor. TOM:DM= Corxeue—The Oounuil met on June 21st, The members present were Mum. MoPhereoo, Orniokshank, Gommill 01111 Conpland. The Reeve hi the chair. The raiuutes of last meeting were read, approved and signed. The Reeve reported that he had met the Reeve of Morris at Bluevale on num lst and agreed to expend 530 on boundary west of Bluevale and also $20 east of Bluevale, also to build a fence around the top 0( 1110 bank at Bluevale mill pond of which each township will pay half. He also got Peter McDougall to repair planking of Eadie's bridge at 80 cents and reoommended payment; also that along with Mr. Gemmill, examined the Gilmour draM and found it badly obstruoted ; also examined crossing op- posite lots 14, 15, eon. 0 and 7 and recom- mend that 515 be expended on ie. The Deputy Reeve reported that he had got Wingham road machine for two days on western gravel road, the amount of whioh will be laiki before you. Mr. Conpland reported that he had gob a tile drain put amiss road at Wallaoe's lot, oon. 10, The bills for the tile and work will be laid before you, also that the culvert on Government drain at lob 0, eon. 101 requires immediate repairs and recommend that it be rebuilt at onoo ; also that Mr. Stokes wants tile drain aoross eouceesion line at lot 0, con. 10, and recommend that Mr. Stokes be furnished tile if he derma the tile and puts in drain for 51.00. Bir, Mosgrove reported in writing that he had let job of building fonoe around the mill pond on Morris boundary to Chris. Thornton ; also that he had let a job of gravelling 42 rode on 33 line to Wm, Vanatone ab 35 cents per rod, and 26 rode to John Ashton at No. per rod. Mr. Gemmill reported that ho had sent John Short to repair Gilutour's drain, who found three of the tile broken, which he replaced, also found that bhe whole of the tile may have to be talon up as they are badly blocked up ; the expanse wag 51,25 and reeoromentled palmed. Mr. Mexwoll addressed the Clench to the renting of the road rottelaine foe two clays on boundary line. Moved by Crulekshauk Beclouded by Oemmill, that we get 0 road inoohine for two clays on boundary line west of Bluovede—Orirried. Mr. UO• Gregor applied for road =whine one day on Oulrose boundary. Aloved by Coeue laud, eeoonded by Geminill, that we gee the road machine one :My on Chilton bound:my, Culross to pay half expense— Onerical. Tenders for puinting vobere' hat wore received from the Wiughean Times and the Winrhaen Advanoe, The tenders were, Wingham Timee, 510, Winglittin Advance 517.60. Moved by Gemmill, seconded by Clruickehank, that the lowest tendee for peinthig bo accept. ed—Caeried. Mr. MoKay, agent for the Sawyer Money inaohine, offering the maohino at the lowest oaeh price, end offering to [inept payment on easy terme. Moved by Cruielesluink, seeonded by Gemini% dub We purehaee re read machine with two bite from the Sawyer, Massey 00. at a pejo° and toenail very favorable to Olio neutieipaliby, whir% the THE BBUSBNLS POST preeente The Tretteurerei bond was laid before the Cloenell. Moved by Umiak - shank, seeonded by Gemini, that the Trot/ewer's bond be accepted 00 eatie• factory to tide Connoil—Carried. Moved by Ornickehank, emended by Gemmill, 111110 0130 Clerk be instructed to enter lobe 219, 250 and 251 Whiglinm, Town Plot in A. illoGregor'e aseesturiont for the our. rent year at hie reeueet—Clarried, Moved by Gen -11501, 511,101111Ull by Couple:el, that the Reeve expend $16 gravelling swamp oppoeite lobi IA and 15, eon. 15 -Oarried. Moved by °emelt!, mended by Ornielc- shank, that Mr. 00uplend let job of re. building oulvort on Government drain, lot 0, eon. 10 --Carried, The following accounts were pearled and cheques ia, sued Ohendlee, 211 yards: of gravel, 51.25 ; Robb. Muir, 69 yerds of grevel, 52.00 ; John Cornyn, printing, 51 1 8, G, Brown, printing, 50 ; J101108 Weir, tile drain, 51 ; D. Dnnhin, repair- ing sweper, 000 •, 40. Orate, repairing smear, 51.30; W. & W. 11. Elliott, tile, 51,10 ; Peter McDougall, repairing Endie's bridge, 80 ciente ; Chris. Thorne ton, Lucie, Morris boundary 58.87 ; John Short, Gilmonr drain, 52.20 ; Teem!, Wingham road machine, 58.00. Moved by Gemmill, meoonded by Coupland, that the Counoll do now adjourn to meet at the house of David Duokin, Glennenan, on Monday, July 10111,1307, at 10 o'olock, a. m.—Oitrried. joint Bermes, Clerk, Geretes'. Township Clouncil Saturday of this wr4a0kCents gets Tne POST for the balance of 1897. Miss Mary MoKay has returned from Belleville. Miss Nettie Oliver ie visiting friends in Seaforth. Illiea Lottie Hill was visiting in London for a week. Road work 13115 been the order during the past week. Ino. Brown, 10011 eon., has three well bred Collie pups for sale. Mrs. Arrnstead, of Gond Valley, was visiting her brother, Thos. Bielby. Mee. Ellis, of Sarnia, was visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos.Bielby, Ude week. The bay crop and Fall wheat will not be ready for orating as early as usual. Miss Maggie Taylor and Mies Margery Strachan were vieiting friends in Ma- Killop The work on the 111017 union school is being hustled along. The brick work will soon be aompleted. Patrick Blake has moved his barn and raised it during the past week. T. Newsome had the °entreat. Marsden Smith, or the 7ch oon., was seriously ill with inflammation of the bowels and ia still very poorly. County Councillor Hislop gave an address at the Sons of Scotland demon- stration at Wingham, on the evening of Jubilee Day. Mrs. R. Robertson and eon George have returned from an enjoyable trip to Thodford, Port Frank and other points along Lake Hume, Mrs. Geo. Forrest, of Oxford County, is visiting friends in this toweship ab present. She came to attend the mar- riege of Miss Maggie Cardiff. Tho large addition to the residence of Mrs. Dnnonn Livingston, 7011 eon., is well advaneed. The improvements 'criI1 make it a moat comfortable home. The Sabbath School meetinp, at Jas. Strachan's rammed work a few Sab. haths ago. The average atteudanoe is about 50. John Sbraohan is the Superin. tendent. Mrs. Peter Bishop, who has boon vieit- ing at Beeoliville, whither she went to see her mother -in -low, who was ill, has returned home, The old lady, though somewhat improved in health, le still very poorly. At the funeral of Louie Bielby last Friday afternoon the eohool ohildren of 8, S. No. 1, aeoompanied by their teach. er, W. H. Stewart, marobed at the head of the procession to the cemetery. Rev, 'Mr. Paul conducted the service. Rev. W. A. Smitb, 8. T. L., who has been stationed ab Oil Oity for the peat year, wan visiting et hie father's for a week before going to Westmineter, his new circuit. Miss Belle, his sister, came home with Min. She had been presiding over the domestic+ affaire of the parsonage at Oil City. We are glad to weloome her bitok. HIetickeere—A very pleasant event cm. mead at the resident:0 of Mrs. Thoe. Cardiff, letle clone on Wednesday, June 23rd, when Rev. Mr. Abey, of Brussels, united in marriage Miss Maggie, the eldest and estimable daughter of 11Ire. Thos. Cardiff, to Walter Pennington, a highly respected and wall -to-do young farmer of this township. The bride was the recipient of many oosbly and useful preeents. After the marriage ceremony the bountifully loaded tables were aetend- ed to after which the 00001n5 was spent in social games, dancing 8zo. Mr. and Mre. Pennington enter on married life with the best tvishes of their many friends. CralLb0."0010. Rev. Mr. Stewart, the new junior Methodist minister, will preach here next Sabbath afternoon. J. F. Knight left on Monthly for his new nod of labor at Rutherford. We wish him Godspeed. Lost Sabbath morning Rev, Die Fergu- son, of Denver, Col., who is holidaying in Brussels'preached an interesting and prention.ldiseouree in Knox ohuroh. The young people of Oranbook inteud holding a grand vio-nie on July let in Brown's grove. Games, swinge, 8co. No admission fee. A. hearty welcome 011 all, Tho garden patty 110111 last Friday night on the gronnde of A. McDonald, was 0 very sueoeseful affair, although elio weathee was too cold for much enjoy - Mont. Brussels Methodist choir rendor• ea some splendid music) and It, L. Jack. son austaineci in every way the repute. Eon he enjoys 10 a musioian. The sneaking also was of 11 (1010 order, Reeds, Metiers- McKee, Knight, Trimble and Stewart taking part. The (Moir was Do- oupied by Rev, Mr, Walker. Egneevon,—The following are the offi- waini of the Y.P. S. C. E. in conneetion with Knox church for the current tem t Preeident, AEI. (kidder ; Viee•Peesidenb, Etta MolOaif; Cole -Secretary, Allem Cameron ; Reo..Sooretary, Jennie Mo- Igair ; Treasurer, Matt. Clamaeon. Look- out Committee—Wm, Cameeon, Laura Oster, Jane lO1oKeiI, Mre, A., McDonald, A.nnie MoLauoblin ; prayer-ineetifig Committee—Jas. Calder, Jas. MoLauch- lin, Maggie Perrie ; Social Committee— Jennie MoSteeu, an athletic!: young woman of Pittsburg, had a pitobed battle with a mad bulldog on Butler street. The animal first caught her by the left hand, biting it clear through. Though the beast weighed not less than 05 pounds, Miss MoSteeu grabbed him by the oollar and swung him round, alung-shot fashion, and then let him go. The dog lauded on his head in the middle of the street, but dashed hack and fastened his teeth in the girl's dress. With blood gushing from her hand, the giel fought bhe brute, pick- ing bine up and throwing him down with brae enough to almost stun bine. Hay. iug got enough of athletic: Mise MoSteeu, the animal ran away, tearing little hlintie Merphy, who was playing on the side- walk, and Joseph Martino. Two women wore bitten by the same animal later in the day. 1.30A.R FOR SEEVICE.—THE tthgrajillg"l;luiZ20ignortgionVis prove( White Yorkshire Boar ; Neleattal, broil front 13.10.13roth0ur's sweepstakes sow at Chicago Fair. Toms, $1.00 to be paid at the Nino of service with privilege of le- mming if necessary. Pedigree may be 5131e11 on applioation. RO10T.NI01101,, HARVEST EXC1081 Cand.lan North Woot an Itottun, JUNLI 20, JULY 0 and ;JULY 20, 1807, from all points lu Ontario to DISLORAINI1 DAUPHIN RESTON .10INSUARTN 1,000501015 0000811 TAW 510100051010 1015101010 PR/NOU AL13ERT UALGANY NED DEMI. NOSIONTON }52 }$30 $35 1 $40 tt, :02 TIME LIMIT Tlekots issued nolo 29, valid to leturn Aug. 08 July O. Sept. 4 .1 July 9.0, 60pt, Full information at G. T.N. station. J. N. KENDALL-, G. T. E. Agent, Boucle. Are You lf you require a Wheel you should call on the undersigned, Ae a proof of the facb that we do the business we append the sales already made this season : Rev. J. Ross, J. T. Dodds, Geo. Thomson, Gents' Ladies' J. Ef. Cameron, j. NEW BARNES Jno. Smith, W. D. 0ousley, A. Keifer, tBRANTFORD II. Hunter, Miss M. Meadows, i J. A. Stewart, - CLEVELAND D. Straohan, J. Hamilton, J. Kellingtou, SECOND A. aloKay,1 HAND 0. MoKay, J WHEELS L. Williamson, J. Brown, COUSLEY, Summer. 70' r ss ds 41 The undersigned carries a well assorted stook of seasonable Dress Goods that find favor with the ladies. Special values. A full line of other dry goods always on hand. OUR Grocery Department is constantly supplied with the FRESHEST and CHOICEST ME ee`',0i 1; 0 Imagine that au advertisement le a eellenao to deoei 'e the pubee, Tree in biome eases --not many. Doesn't take long to learn the quality of a firrn's ludueernente. If you read 0110 weekly announeements which appear iu some of the principal pa pore iu the eounty, you will learn much about tide etore and ha style of doing businees, This is ietoro where you are not importuned to buy. A etore where you 05.11 get your money bards if not eatialleci with your purchase. A store which suppllee goods of Standard quality 110 180 low a price MN peseible. A Few Prices Taken at Random. Women's Slippers, Leather, extra value, 50,1 ; Women's Carpet Slippers, extra value, 26n ; Womee's Pebble Leather Boots worth $1.25 for $1 ; Special lines of Ox- fords at 850, $1, $1,25, 51.50, $1.75 and $2 ; Ladies' Rosa, very speoial, 4 pairs for 260 ; Ladies' Hose, etrong and heavy, 2 pairs for 25o I Better liner; ;at 20o, 26e, 40o, 46o and 600, in plain or fancy Ribbed ; Lane Kitts and GIOVV1 at 160, 20a, 250, 86o, 40e and 00a in Fawn. Black and Cream ; Shirt Waiets all styles—Prlaes etart at 40c, better kinds at 50e, 06o, 75o and 51, Shirt Waiste are more fashionable than ever. 1E—...s...E2-± GROCERIES AS WELL AS FOOTWEAR AND DRY GOODS. Corn, 50. a can ; 5 dozen Clothes Pine for 5o. Civets Brand Tea is one you will find all riglit. It is put up in air -tight Can- nisters an 26o, 40o and 60e a Ib. We are not in business for fun. - Cash and one Price. 50,000 LBS. WOOL WANTED AT THE SSELS WOOLLEN IvILL for Cash or in Exchange for Goods, H/GHEST MARKET PRICE. We have Flannels, Blankets, Tweeds, Sheetings, Yarns, Underwear, Carpets, etc. Special attention given: to Custom Work, such as Card- ing, Spinning, Weaving, Fulling and Dyeing. Satisfaction Guaranteed. BOTH LIGHT AND HEAVY, All our own. make and far Cheaper than ever. Also a large stock Dusters, Lap Rugs, Trunks & Valises. Everything kept in a first-class Harness Shop anmi all sold close to Cost. lines and the satisfaction given to our customers is the best proof Repairs in Harness and Collars promptly attended to. of the quality and price. TRY OUR TEAS. )4ENE Agent for Parker's Dye Works. invemamaememema1311344011=otera.0.330.mrintsamul,nreseemorsommexaciccoenwomoramilicar..11 ELS ON THB 1211t 0 0 --"".11.0011020ar • 'E, the undersigned, beg leave to an- nounce that we Will open the now vacant store one door South from Fox's Drug Store where we will serve meals on July Iffe Guarantee a First-class YIeal, Also remember our Restaurant two doors farther South where we will supply all wants in regards to Ice Cream, Confectionery and Summer Drinks. Yours sincerely, Iterney & laCraoken. 100,000 Lbs. of Wool Wanted MUST HAVE IT AT THE =TOWEL WOOLLEN MILLk3. 110(11 HIGHEST CASH PRICE that San possibly be paid or in ex- changing Wool for goods a few cents per lb. extra will be paid and guarantee to sell goods at Cash Prices, READYMADE CLOTHING.—All styles and sizes in lien's and Boys' Suits. Special value this season in our own make of Tweeds. Before disposing of your wool call on 313. lakt OW. LISTOVVEL,